Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-18

fire and the disease soon disappeared. Late
counts from London say the same preventive has
been adopted in that city. The malady is trav
cling westward with astouis hing rapidity, and
will probably reach our shores in due time. The
Gazette suggests that there would, perhaps, be
g little danger of its becoming epidemic in the
mountains, were il not that in nearly every min
ing town there is Chinese quarter which is
perfect cesspoo of filth In it should ap-
pear in any Of the mining towns, perhaps the
best course for the authorities and citizens to
pursue would be to set fire to the Chinese quar-
ters.' We concur in the suggestion.
\ SwrEplNG UyIox Victory IL NEvADA.-Thc
Virginia Enterprise thus announces the result Of
the election in Nevada: q The election yesterday
resulted as we expected in an overwhelming
Union triumph. We have but partial returns
from neighborng counties. but enough is
known to warrant us in placing Ashley's majority
Mt fifteen hnndred-whch will give to the Union
candidate about two votes for every cast for
the opposition nominee. The entire vote will
probably be less than five thousand, as but little
than six thousand voters stood registered
throughout the State. Including Lander county
which it is said has given Ashley two hundred
majority. have figures from meager re-
turns for over three hundred Union majority.
Everywhere 50 far rs heard from, the Union
tickets have been elected. Without exception,
every Union county and township nominee in
Storey has been elected. The prominent reac-
zion favor of the Democratic party is not very
striking in Nevada. "
The Union, which has lately become the organ
Of the Copperhcads and sccessionists, states the
= fix in the following
Beaten That is the word. We own up. We
went in, did the best we could, and have
out as has been fate for some years, with the
worst Of it.
The Yreka JonrBdi man bounceS us for saying
that Sacramento Valley flour generally demands
better price here than that brought from Scott
Valley. Says that the difference in price is
casioncd by the difference in cost of transporta-
tion-that Scott Valley -four can be delivered
cheaper than Sacramento Valley 1our-bccause
Red Bluf teamstcrs who load for Yreka bring it
rs rcturn freight. We swallow that, and then
ask the Jounal man why people do not prefer
Siskyou -four if it is better. Several of our flour
dealers say they do not except in the instance Of
single mill. Think we knew what were
talking about. although the Jouynai man says
didn't Have tested every brand of flonr Of
fcrcd in this markct-hour made in Siskiyou, Te-
hama, Shasta, Butte, Coiusa and Trinity, and
have heard the opinion of great many Of our
neighbors While do not pronounce all Sis
kiyou -four bad, (pcrhaps the best is kept for the
home marketl we do insist on the correctness OF
our first assertion. as a general thing.
WonrmY or ImrArloy.-Conrccted with the
California Mining Bureau will be a mining cabi-
net, in speaking of which the Shasta Courier
makes the following recommendation
Our miners should at once avail themselves of
the facilities above offered for bringing this dis
trict prominently into notice. Any specimens
for the cabinet left At this office any time up
TO the first day of December will forward
gratis.
We should be glad to see similar action on the
part of Trinity miners, and in aid of the move
ment viii volunteer to forward, gratis. to the
Bureau. any specimens which may be sent to this
Office with such request. Who will be first to
respond and to thus aid in bringing his district
into notice abroad?
PRICE OF PAPER.-Paper- er-makers at the East
are crowding up the price of their commodity so
fast that a project for building Government
paper mill on the Potomac, TO supply the Depart
ments, is being agitated Both printing and
wrapping paper is held at exhorbiant figures
now, and consumers earnestly hoping for
some change which will tend to reduce the price.
The high price is not occaSoned by any scarcity
of manufacturing material now the extensive
Southern demand with other articles may
be one reason, but the most probable one is that
a combination mas been entered into by manutac-
turers to keep up the price by turning out as
little as possible
HOLLOWAY 5 PnLs.-APoPLExY- -Ye who are
in hourly dread of death, whose lives hang on
the Swapping of thread would act wisely in
having recourse to occasional doses of these
.safety-valves or lfe-preservng pills-they regu-
late the action of the vital functions. eaualize
The circulation of the blood, and nvigorate the
liable to epilepsy, rush of blood to the head
should always have supply at hand. Sold by
all Druggist at 25c., 62e. and 81 per box.
NEVADA ELECTION From returns received it
is ascertained that not more than 6,000 votes
were polled at the late electon-a meager show
ing for rich mineral State. d. r. Ashley, I'm
ion candidate for Congress- is elected by upward
of fifteen hundred majority. The Legislature is
LARGELY Union and the Union candidates for local
offices were nearly all chosen. The Carson Ap-
neal says that Democracy does not thrive in the
sage-brush country.
Nrw Ro.p-A. Waters and others, of North
Fork. have contracted to complete the road from
Buffers to McGillivray ranch. This is move
in the right direction, and will open permanent
thorouphfare between Weaveryille and North
Fork and result in benefit TO both points.
The Charleston Is. CO. Courier is urging the
people of that State to take steps to induce emil
grafton from the North.