Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-16

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RAN.-For the last three or four days it has
ralned almost incessantly. The ravines and gull
ches are running torrents of water, and mining
has commenced in earnest. The tidings from va
rious sections of the county are cheering. and
the prospects fair for most successful mining
season. month hence times will be brisker
than at present.
MAsoNIc.-Below give the officers of
Trinity Lodge, No. q, F. l. A. NJ. John G..
Mason, W. NJ; John c. Burch, s. W; A. j.
Loomis J. w; NJ r. Griffin Treasurer; VIM
Baehr, Secretary W. ID. Sutherlin, S. D.; John
McMurray, Marshal Oh. II. Goering, Tyler.
HIS OrFIcE.-Constable Stafford desires US to
state that for the present his office is on West
Weaver creek, two doors above Kenneys resi-
depce. During these dull law times he has
cluded to tear down a bank oyer there in which
he expects to find lots of gold.
New OFFIcERs.-The following are the elective
officers of Comet Lodge, |. O. @. F., Trinity
Center, for the present term Thos. True, n. G.;
A. J. Myers, V. G.. E. r. Skies, R. s.; j. Foust
Treas; Thos. Nelson P. G. The Lodge meets
semi-monthly
JUNCTION CITY MARKET.-Jackson Il Ferguson
| are putting up an immense amount of hams and
bacon this They have already put up
two hundred hogs, and will kill as many more
during the next month. We are under oblga-
tons to them for fine ham sent this week.
To CoNsrABLEs AND JusTIcEs.-We have now
on hands a large lot of each of the following
blanks: Summons Attachment, Undertaking on
Attachment, Subpoena, Nenire, Execution, War
rant and Constabes Sale, Send on your orders,
and the money with them.
STAGE NorIcE.-Agent Scammon gives notice
elsewhere on what days the stage will leave the
| Union Hotel, or 9! any other" house where q
passenger is to be had. The road is in a terri
Bile condition, told but Gus. makes the
trip in eight hours, including stoppages.
! HoME-CuRED MEArs.-Wm Herdle proprietor
of the Douglas City Market is curing two or three
hundred hogs this season, and expects in week
or two TO be able to supply the market with a
choice article of bacon, hams and smoked beef.
! YALEYTINEs.-St. Valentines Day is near at
hand, and in order to make good selection be-
fore the stock is exhausted, you should 90 straight
to Oberdeeners News Depot. He has the finest
assortment ever offered here.
| PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-Dr. S. B. Sewall
late of Red Bluff, has permanently located in
Weaverville. Office at the Union Hotel.
SOLD 0Ur.-Charley Rantzau has sold his store
| and stock of goods, at Lewiston, and will leave
for Europe, shortly -to be gone year
REMEMBER.-Go to the Church this friday
evening, if the bell rings if the bell don't ring
stay at home Look out for the bell.