Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-07

NEW UxrroRxs.-Capt. MCGOWAN, of the Hal
leck's, and Capt. Kelton, of the Douglas City
Rifles, have each given bonds to the State for
the uniforms furnished by act of Legislature
Lamott. the Sacramento halter and furrier, re-
ceiyed the contract for supplying uniforms for
the entire State militia. The new dress is ex-
pected to arrive in four or FIVE weeks.
STRAWBERRY PARrY.-Mrs. Lewis, announces
Strawberry party to be given at her residence,
near Lewiston, on the Sd of June. We are in
formed that Mr.. Felter does not intend giving
his annual party this year. which will materially
| increase the attendance at the Lewiston party
ONE BREWERY LEss.-The Brewery on the hill
lately run by Murphy l. Schuppart, is closed
We informed that Walter Co., of the Pa
cifc, and Lorenz l. Co.. of the Bavaria Brewery,
have purchased the stock and machinery of the
gOne-out Institution.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Julius Busch, mining on
Garden Guch had his leg broken near the an
ke by caving bank, last Saturday morning.
Our unfortunate friend is doing as well as pos
sible, but will be laid up for some time. So DR..
Sewall, who attends him, informs us.
Toll GATE REMovED.-Mr. Kellogg, new Su-
perintendent of the Wagon Road Company, has
decided to abolish the toll-gate at Brown s creek.
Hereafter the tolls will be collected by Mr.. Mus
ser, at Lowden's bridge, where he is acting as
Receiver.
PuRcHAsE.-M. Williams Co. have purchas-
ed the Lathrop building, between their old stand
and GREENWOOD Bank, whittier their large stock
OF merchandise will shortly be removed The
shelving is already ordered, and the purchasers
intend making it the finest store in town.
FEARS ENTERTAINED.-The party of soldiers
and citizens which left Hay Fork some two weeks
since in pursuit of the marauding party of In
dians, have not since been heard from. 1t is
feared that the Indians who were double their
number, have engaged and overwhelmed them.
ANOTHER AccIDENr-Thos Richards had his
shoulder dslocated while at work in his claim
on Five Cent Gulch, last Monday. DR.. Thomas
reduced the dislocation, and the patient will be
at work soon.
County HosPIrAL.-As this institution is fast
getting in debt, the Board of Supervisors will
try to devise some means for carrying it on more
economically. What they purpose doing we have
not ascertaned.
MEANS SoMETHING.-We are informed that
Alex. Tinsley has had an offer from resident of
Orleans Bar for the purchase of his Burnt Ranch
property within week or two Can it be that
our Indian troubles are near an end?
THE Democratic County Convention met last
Monday, but it presented sorry contrast with
Democratic Conventions of old, only ten pre-
cncts being represented. Proceedings else
where.
CHANGED HANDs.-John Hanlon, of Douglas
City, has bought Bates stage route-horses,
wagon and all-and will run daily between
Weaverville and Steiner's Flat during the Sum-
mer.
GIVING OuT.-Cornell Hawk took 70 ounces
from their claim in the lower part of the Basin,
the other day-result of two days washing
Boise he hanged think Cornell i Hawk.
MILLEN, at Frenchtown, offers good bargain
to some industrious blacksmith. The shop is in
a good location and has frst-rate patronage.
SUPERVISORS Board have been in session
since Monday but will adjourn to-day. Pro-
ceedings next week.