Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-19
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lS,'tAS DEPREDATIoSs AT Hay FoRK.-A friend
'seftss MS the following information relative to a
IaSe visit OF Indians to that section 1t NAV be
well enough to warn the people of the border
settlements to be ON the alert for the red rascals
until aid arrives in the shape of a detachment of
soldiers, which We daily expecting if the
programme Of the Humboldt campaign as here
tofore arranged, is carried out, and we hope and
believe it will be. The letter is dated
Hay FORK, Tue siay March H.
FRsrSD GORDON Several daya ago wild suspicious
looking Dggers noticed powlina about the valley but
o'clock, when the cabin occupied by Levi Good and VIM
SIMS situated about five miles from entered and
robbed Of everything portable Six pairs of blankets and
all the clothing and provisions in the cabin taken and
what to be regretted, two good rifles and revolver
together with all the powder shot aud pa in the cabin
Henry Feeney at work in the cabin the morning and
left it go his claim for few moments 1t was during
his absence, which did exceed fifteen minutes, that the
robbery committed After obtaining arms the
at the claim followed their trail few miles and found
where they had stopped change their old shirts and
OF blankets for the clothing stolen from the cabin They
away violin which they had party will
start tomorrow morning their trRl HAY FORK.
ST.. PArRIcK's DAy.--By vote of the Society
at a meeting held last Sunday it was resolved
by the St. Patrick Benevolent Society to ceie
the day by procession, which was done. They
met at the Catholic Church in the morni:-
where the profession WAS formed. headed by the
Band, and marshalled hy K. Clifford, Esq. 1t
marched through Main street to Faegtown and
back and was dismissed al the Hall of the So
ciety by dinner time. Everything passed off
pleasantly.
Is TIGHT PLAcE.-Two or three weeks ago
while work in his claim Indian creek,
David Selandcr, Swcdc, was buried under a
raying bank Being all alone he remained in
that pcrilous position for half an hour, and until
the running water washe ed the dirt away that
ne could eAtricate himself. His left arm was
broken above the elbow, but no other injuries of
consequence were received.
Election OF OFFlcERS.-At a meeting of the
German Hospital Society held the 9th inst
the following officers were elected ID. Hansen
President p. Weise Vice President II. Over
mobile. Secretary l.. Wellendorh, Treasurer ;
r. A. Thomas, Physician Chas. Hartmann, p.
Pnulsen Fred. Vollmer, Wm Hartmann and V.
IOslinger, Trustees
Az IMPORTANT CALL.--We hope the stochhold-
ers will not overlook the call for a Quartz meet
ing to be held at Lewiston next Monday. 1t is
important that all who are interested in any of
the companies named should attend. Better
rock than ever has been taken from the Scorpion
ledge within the past fortnight. and a mill is ur
gently needed.
DELEGArEs-At the primary meeting held on
the aight of the 18th inst, the following dele
gates 10 the Union County Convention were
chosen F.. Neblett. Geo. Williams, F. j. Miller,
Thos- Carr Henry y. Jones, John Hawk, H. y
Moves. David Taylor, Geo. Jumper, George
Bunker, Henry Lorcnz D. L. Gordon.
TAKE NorrcE.-That ON Monday the 2lst inst.
John c. Burch, attorney, will proceed to collect
by process of law all accounts due J. F. Dye,
late of the Mountain Market. Those indebted
will do well to make note of ii.
Tue CoxtxG DAxcE.-Don't forget that Easter
Monday is close at hand and that Morris Il
Brady are preparing to give grand Ball on the
occasion at the New York Hotel which IS being
re-ftied in fine style.
BACK AGAIx-Jas Norris, of the firm Of Nor
yis Brady. who has been in the Reese river
rouutry for wear past returned last Tuesday
looking hearty and good naturc1 as ever
RopnED-We are informed that George Griffin
was stopped by two men with faces BACKED and
otherwise disguised. on Trinity mountain few
DAYS ago, and rcli eyed OF $500 in Greenbacks.
READ the new advertisements in to-day paper
cu,reRxfA STAGE Co.-The Portland tH'oH
uays this company the following well-deserved
compliment: 4" It will be remembered by our
readers that we ha<e occasionally beeu compel
led to note the failure on the part of the compa-
nv,s coaches. to make connection at Salem and
other points the line. In justice to the con-
tractors it is proper tie state that notwithstand-
inc these occasional, futures, the company have
never failed to keep within their schedule time,
and that during almost the entire winter the
coaches have been making two days better time
than required by their contract with the Gov
ernment for carrying L. S. mails. In order to
accomplish this, it has frequently been necessary
in the upper part of the Willamette valley to
transport the mails in small boats. sometimes n
distance of 40 miles. BY continued exertions,
and great expense the California Stage Company
have so improved the roads between this city
and the California line, that they hope, during
the coming season, TO make the trip through
from Sacramento to Portland inside of eight
days"
UNPARALLELED MEANsEss.-We invite the at
tention of lberal-minded journalists to the fol-