Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-06

the 18th inst:
McGillivray Evans Standardization for new trial
Mcguire Cronan.-Contnued term.
sturdivant Whitmorc Duncan-Continued from last
term.
Moore o'Neil.-DissoIuton of co-partnership
Sloan vs. fancey.-Dissoution Of co-lartnership.
Griffin VS. wden.-Action on note.
Griffin VS. Lowden-Action mechanics lein
Upton We D. D. Mcs--Aoton for debt.
Sheath 4 Boarman VS. Mles-Action for debt
Stardivant vs. Bosworth.-Reyval Of judgment.
Colbert Lyons-Actlon for debt.
Macumbcr vs. Reay.-Foreclosure of mortgage
Collins Va Board Of Observation-Disclosures &c.
Arm VS. Sunnally, ct al.-Foreclosure of mortgage.
Kellogg Lowdan, ct al.-Forecosure of mortgage.
Murphy VS. OLeary-ForecIosure Of mortgage
Todd vs. Neutrality-suspicious. of mortgage.
Bartlett VS. Trask.-Action note.
Jas Desy Dennis Desy. ct. al-Action for debt
John Dey Dennis Desy, ct al-Dissutivn of partner
Mead VS. Mead-Divorce
Upton Iurtt Vs. Moss, Mabie Co.--Acon for debt
Return OF A REfUGEE-Michael Dacey, one
of the miner. recently driven from New River by
the Indians, arrived here from Salmon river, RIA
Trinity Center, last Saturday. He gives thrill
ing account Of the trip Of the refugees across the
Salmon divide, and the engagement with the In
dams the day after their arrival on Salmon riv-
err The Indians had stolen most of the arms
before the miners aware of their presence.
The red-devils boldly told them that they
snow-bound and in their power, but strange to
say, spared their lives. The first night in the
mountains the Indians who were in pursuit,
canped within few hundred yards of them
He SAYS five white men and number of China
men were killed before he left. Dumfries store
was sacked, the Indians taking whatever thev
wanted including all the powder and lead I'd
hand. They notified the whites that they must
leave the river-that they could not hereafter
live there. The women and children were all
brought in safety to Trinity Center.
We learn that Gen. Wright last week ordered
Capt Bairds company of - Mountaineers, " late
ly recruited in Siskiyou county, to proceed i'm
mediatey to Salmon river, by way of Trinity
Center. Capt. Baird replied that it was impos-
sble for him to do so, his men were without
proper clothing, and had rot yet received their
arms and accOutrements.
SCORPION LEDGE-GooD YIELD.-Partes inter
ested in the Scorpion Ledge lately had twenty
tons of rock crushed at the Washington mill,
French Guch The res ult of the crushing
some thirty-fve ounces of amalgum, which was
tested at the Assay Office of GREENWOOD Co.,
in this place, showing return of $40 per ton
for the amount of rock crushed. The owners of
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this showing the :. Scorpion " is richer than
their own mine, which has paid handsome
profit for many WOnths past, although the rock
yields only about 81 to IT, ton.
Observation-Disclosures have been made
during the drawing of jurors fer the year by the
Board of Supervisors, which go to show that the
assessment of property in this county was very
ineficiently done last year. The discovery was
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ment roll Even brick building on Main street,
Weayertlle, slipped the notice of the assessor,
while a score of names of persons having thou
sands of dollars in money and property do not
appear upon the assessment roll.
RrxAwAy.-Robinson team took fright in the
gulch back of Tinnin's store, Thursday, and
started off in earnest They sailed round the
corner into Main street, at the Brewery, in fine
STYLE and at a gait which promised speedy DEM
clifton of the coal wagon. At the theater the
speed was slackencd they saw the forty rods of
mad hole ahead it discouraged them, and they
stopped Don't touch that piece of road, Mr..
overseer it is certain preventative against dam
aging runhways-
BOARD OF SrpERvIsoRs.-The February term
of the Board commenced on Monday. Present,
McCammon, Quine and Martin. The first four
DAYS of the session were exhausted in selecting
grand and trial jurors for the ensuing year, as
required by the new law. Some doubt seems to
exist with the Board as to their power to draw
jurors for the special term of District Court
They will probably finish up business and adj
journ Saturday. We shall publish report
of their proceedings next week.
Nor MucH MAD.-Geo. Yohe and Chris. Neck
ell. between them, delivered at this Office
Wednesday, a 26-lb ham and can of beautiful
lard-a prerent from our friend Phillips, of the
North Fork market The ham was excellent :;
for it we are duly thankful. Phillips, nor I" any
other man can't get up misunderstanding
with us by such treatment as that.
REDEMPTION FUSD.-County Treasurer Musser
informs us that there is about 81 ,920 in the Re-
dempton Fund at present. Those intending to
bid for the surrender of county Indebtedness at
the present session of the Board of Supervisors
will make note Of it.
NORTHERN TRlP.-We shall make our annual
visit to Trinity Center the 18TH in order that
our old patrons may have opportunity to
new their subscriptions. 1t always affords us
pleasure to add new names to our subscription
list.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Judge Garter has notified
county clerk Griffin that he will be here on the
18th, at which time the special term of District
Court will commence.
HONE AGAIs-David Kinds, ESQ., returned on
Wednesday night after an absence of six weeks
in the lower country and Nevada Territory
READ all the new advertisement in this issue
The statement taken from the Richmond En-
ouirer that the mother OF the wife of the Presi-
dent was in that city, recently, is mistake.
The mother of Mrs. Lincoln died when she was
three wears old,-Sdntd Cruz Sentinel.
Did the writer mean to say that Mrs. Lincoln's
mother died when she (hersel0 was three years
old. or when Mrs. Lincoln was three years old.