Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-09
The Au,lss geeord.

IxsrALLAruoxs-The officers of Stella Encamp-
ment, No, IL, l. o. o. F., were installed on the
9TH inst. by D. D. G. p, Frank Young, as fol-
lows: Ira Howe C. P. Geo. W. Ward, II. 7.
E. Cornell, S. W.; Detlef Hansen, J. W. ; VIM.
H. Bachelor Scribe H. Lorenz, Treasurer d.
+. Gordon, Guide.
Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch, E. ]. Miller,
assisted by Deputy Grand Conductor, T. Tuley,
installed the officers elect of Weavervlle Divis-
ION, S. of T., on the I'd inst. They are John j..
Huscroft, W. p. N. Shrewsbury, W. A. E. j..
Miller, n. s. Geo. II. Lord, A. R. s.. A. v.
Stockwell, F. s.. D. Rowland, Treasurer; J. NJ.
Campbell Chaplain John Hulse, c.; Thomas
Stephens, A. C. Z. Cornell, l. s. P. s. Brown
.. s. Geo. B. Jumper, p. W. P.
The following officers of North Star Lodge
10. O. F., were installed on the 9th inst by
District Deputy Grand Master Gordon Albert
Bowler, N G.; John NJ. Einfalt, V. G.. ; Geo. W.
Ward R. s.; Henry Junkans, Treasurer; F. w
Young, P. s.. T. Kaye, W.. Thos. Carr, c. ;
Joseph Craig, o. G.. J. F. Lang, l. G.; A. g.
Clark X. S. N. G. E. Cornell L. S. N G.; C.
McGowan, R. s. V. G.. NJ. Lenhart, L. s. v. G.;
D. F. 0sgood, R. S. s. Jas. McGowan, l.. S. s.;
Thos Carr, Jere. Bennett and F Walter, Trus-
tees d. Hansen, p. G.
The following is a list of the new officers of
Canon City Division, S. of T.: NJ o. Bartholo-
new, W p; G. Aunstead, W. A.; S. S. Gar
wood, R. S. J. J. Gregory, A. R. s.. Jas. Bar
rett F. s.. John jones' Treasurer /; Chas. W.
Twambly, c.. John Deadly, A. c.; S. Broom
field l. s. VIM. Guthrie, Q. S. L. G. Fisher,
Chaplain
l.,
perance appeal to the Douglas City people last
Sunday afternoon. A large audience was in at
tendance. He has another engagement there for
next Sunday 10th. He was announced to speak
at Junction City on Thursday night, but the
rious indispostion of Mrs. Yinton prevented his
doing so. He will address the citizens of that
place ON tomorrow evening, 9th inst. Mr..
Vinton's lecture which was announced for Mon
day evening last at the Church, was postponed
ON account of the storm. He requests us to say
that he will speak in that building next Monday
night rain shine, clear or cloudy, and hopes
to meet a good turnout of Weavervillians on
the occasion of his last Temperance talk here.
THE BALL At JUxCrIoS.-0ffce duties prevent
ed us from attending the Temperance Ball at
Junction City on New Years night. 1t was a
rouser they tell us-tAirty-eight ladies present
MS many rs can usually be mustered for Ball
occasion in Weavervlle The lower portion of
the county turned ont en- masse. The occasion
syas most satisfactory one to all present. We
heard high compliment paid the Junction boys
by friend lie was n stranger there, and hard
" expected to enjoy it as he otherwise would
have done. But they soon made him acquant-
a..
to 90 again. An elegant supper was prepared
by the Fisher Brothers, proprietors of the Carter
House.
THAT SIDEwALK.-Charley Thomas was induc-
ed to build about two hundred and fifty feet of
sidewalk between the Theater and Walter Brew
cry. 4 portion of the amount required to pay
for the material and labor subscribed by par
ties interested in having walk there. 1t has
been substantially built. but only small portion
of the money paid in. 1t is not treating the con-
tractor very clevery. More than a hundred peo-
pie living in the southern part of the Basin pass
over that walk daily, each one of whom should
donate dollar towards paying the debt. A cap
ital Joke it would be if the Board Of Supervisors
should, at the February term, grant Charley IL
cense to erect n gate and collect toll on that walk
LocATEp.-District Attorney Allen has taken
an Office in the Turner building, corner of Court
and Center streets Justice Jones occupies the
Office lately vacated by Judge Murphy, and Jus,
tice Burns the one occupied by Justice Paynter
Constable Bowler may be found at the Empire
Hotel or the Justices Offices. Constable Stafford
has mt located yet.
GLAD TO HEAR Ir.-Barney Brady tells US
work will commence on the New York Hote
rlafp.
Nv Quilted by the October fire, but the walls are
rs GOOD as ever. The building will be RENTED
for Hotel, and ready for use by the hrst day o.
April. 1t will be hre-proof
N1cE PREsExr-The, Fisher boys not only UNI
derstand how to keep the Carter House IN gooc
shape, but have somebody about who makes eA
eellent cake. Potter sent III a handsomely orna
mented one the other day-a relic of the Tenn
perance Ball supper. May you never want ioi
good things, Potter.
EARrHouAKE-Two distinct shocks of earth
quake. at an interval of about FIVE seconds, were
distinctly felt in Weavervile at ~ o'clock last
Saturday afternoon. The second shock was Sc.
yere enough to crack plastering and cause lamp
glasses and plasterng to clatter in fine style.
BURNEp.-Henry Jones informs us that Bun
ker's old SaW-mlll, near Dig bstr, WIS Du'AeU
week or two ago-by the Indians, it is supposed
Singuiarly enough, the Westinghouse, close by
still stands.
We thank Mr.. Oberdeener, at the News Depot
for news and illpstrated papers furnished during
the week. Also, copy of the Lady's Magazine
a new monthly of considerable merit,
YouR mother will read paper printed in heI
sons adopted home with more satisfaction thar
the one published where she resides,
NEW BuILprSss.--Majsr Howiapd is building
Two new dwelling houses on The burnt district
opposite the Pacific Brewery.
Snsp the JOURNAL to your father.
II it in anywise grati6es you to see all parties
to trade satisfied, look in at Houston, Hastings
Co.. celebrated clothing store, when next you
visit San Francisco. These gentlemen rejoice in
the largest trade in their line, and we have yet
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