Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-27
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rious good time on the coming National anniver-
sary. AS will be seen 10y the published order of
Che day, quite number of societies have an
nounced their desire to join in the procession.
and we hope that during the Intervening week
others will do likewise. We have been informed
that Lewiston Division would take part in the
exercises, which we hope is true. There are sev.
eral other Divisions in the county, all of which
should be represented. If they can't come in
body. let those who are present join with the Di-
vision here. If there other Societies desiring
10 take part let them announce their intention to
any member Of the published comm ittec during
the coming week. Societies will take their pa
ces in the procession in the order of their appl
cation aud each should be ready to form pune
tually at 81 o'cl0ck.
COMPLIMENT TO LIEUT. SrAxuorE.-At meet
ing of the Douglas City Rifles, held On the 2lst
inst, the following resolutions were reported and
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Lieut.. CHARLES STANHoPE is com
PEELED by business engagements to resign his
commission officer of this company, be it
Resoired, That members of the Douglas City
Rifles, we much regret the loss Of one of our
most esteemed companions and efficient officers.
Resolved, That the thanks of this company are
due Lieut.. Stanh0pe for the interest he has al
ways manifested in behalf of this company.
Resolved, That not only as an officer but as
citizen, regret the departure of one whose
synpathies aud devotion are all on the side of
his adopted country in the struggle now pending
for civil aud universal liberty.
A SPLENDID CHANCE TO INvEsT--Griflin q
Fegerty, Minersvle, offer for sale at a low
price, and on reasonable terms to the purchaser.
their trading post, than which no other in the
county has better run of business, and none
probably realizes more clear profit or suffers less
from bad debts. 1t is located in rich mining
ecton, and there is not another within fifteen
miles They will also sell the fine ranch OH
Suart's Fork. 1t is splendid opportunity for
some practical farmer to purchase. They also
offer large lot of horses, cattle and mules. See
their advertisement
PRAISE. Collins, VIM. L. the new
sor, is receiving the paudts OF all
&c drivers and teamaters, and very
The road from this place to Coch
ranvnIe mas been put in the best possible order
since his appointment. The fume crossing at the
National hotel is splendid piece of work.
Main street has been nicely graded aud filled up,
and all ohstructions removed. We knCf the
ualleck's" will return him a vote of thanks.
As far as our experience goes no one can beat
Collins making good roads
TrNprnANCE HousE.-We ask attention TO The
card of our old friends Boniecou d Prater, in
this number They have taken the place across
the way formerly kept by Fred, aud have opened
a genuine Temperance House, with Soda and
Sursaparllln, plain and fancy, Root, Spruce and
Ginger Beer, Ice-crpam, etc. They Will attend
punctually to their business and invite public
nf hn
at wholesale to dealers.
ELrcrIoN-The following elective officers of
North Star Lodge No. 6l, l. 0. O. f., were
chosen at the last regular meeting Detletf Han
sen, N. G.; Albert Bowler, V. G.; Geo W. Ward,
r. S.: Ira Howe, Treasurer } NJ. Elnlalt, T. ..
The officers will be installed on Wednesday eve
ming, July LIST. by District Deputy Grand Master
Gordon, at which time all members are requested
to be in attendance.
LAST CnAxCE.-Capt. Miller wants fifteen more
men, quick, as he will leave on the 7th of next
month for the battleg ground. Men get Govern
ment pay, S5 n month additional from the State,
$l00 bounty aud land warrant. Whoever
would go must apply quick.
CABIN RoBBED.-The cabin of Dannenbrink &
Co, at Canon City, was broken into and robbed
of forty odd ounces of gold dust. The theft Is
supposed to have been committed by Chin"men'
but up to the present time the villains have not
been detected
FATAL AcCIDENT.-Joshua Palmer was thrown
from vicious horse at Indian creek last Sunday
and so seriously injured that he died next day
Palmer was quiet. temperate young man. and
"'c 'n9e io sincerely regretted.
aHtg.a ,E.-Jack Fe!ter says he must have an
aH.. ste settlement Of all accounts contrac ted
rr.9t the first of January, this year, or be
.uY casant necessity of employing legal
sUea gathering the various amounts III.
sr4Ia TIoN.-The officers elect OF Comet
o4.e Na 81, l. o. O. f., Trinity Center, will
lie installed on Saturday evening, July llth, by
the District Deputy of Trinity District.
OBERDEENER, oltbe News Depot, has our thanks
for a fine lot of Eastern papers, pctorlals and
magazines. He has large assortment of news
paper aud periodical literature.
THE TICKET.-The Sacramento Union says of