Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17
asteklu Trinitu 9ournal.
WeayervjIIe, Saturday, Feb. II, 1866

WeayervjIle, Saturday, FeD' H. loOo'
ccuoor EXHIBITION AT DouGLAs.-We received
80 ,o.e for publication last week, commnnlca-
,;or from . yidi. furnishing report OF the late
scbool exhibition at Douglas City. The success
&c hotb the teacher Miss 5. E. Harvey, and pu-
nils. is highly appauded, and we have reason to
believe with Justice, The exercises opened with
,nueic bv Jones band, which was followed by the
Introductory, by Master Anthony Brooks. Then
followed scene from the play of the % Honey
moon." with an old teacher as Duke Aranza,
Miss Anna O'Keefe as Julanns Master Reuben
Johnson as Jaques. and Miss Mary Greeleaf as
the page, which was received with unbounded
applause. The Motion Song, by twelve small
pupils followed, and they proved that Miss
Harvey had been unremittng in training them.
1.-The Drummer Boy before Vicksburg,n and
~ God bless our Stars, forever by Miss Mary
Greenleaf, held the audience spell-bound-
'Portia," by Miss Emma Clement and the
"Three Graces," by Misses OKecfe, Clement
and Fogg were much admired. Other features
of the entertainment were the "Two Pickets,
by Frank Mabie and Reuben Johnson, The
Gamblers Wife, by Carrie Greeleaf, and the
q Thanksgiving Dinner" Frank Mabe deliver
ed the Valedietory at 10 o. clock, dancing
INDUCED in till u, and all went home gratfed.
THE LICENSE SwlxDLE EXPLAINED, AGAIN.
"Joskin, the Sacramento correspondent of the
Marysville 4ppeat writes - letter came from
party in Trinity county, where the anonymous
complaint against Mr. Oulton originated, and the
letter enclosed one from Cornelius Brown, in
which the said Cornelius offered to sell Foreign
Miners license blanks at reduced rates. Cor
nelius was colored porter in the State Offices,
aud is supposed to have stolen blank while
sweeping out the Office, from which stolen blank
he is supposed to hure procured well executed
mutations which be sold at reduced rates.
What next?
AccIDExT.-Some two weeks since Squire Nus
ser slipped and fell in his mining claim at Bolts
Hill, striking his left shoulder, causing acute
pain, and incapactating him from using his arm
Last Tuesday, ms Dr. Todd on bis way to
Minersville, Mr. Eastman notified Squire Musser
of his presence. and examination DR.. Todd
discovered n fracture of the collar bone. which
he reduced, and he tells MS that when he return
ed on the following day he found Mr.. Musser in
comfortable condition.
"Goop INDIANS THE Klamath Ne,cs relates
that Mr. Freeman, of Trinidad met five armed
lIoopa Indians in the Bald Hills, who examined
him and allowed him to 60 his way. But the
generous rascas told him that if he had been n
% Humboldt waugie' they should most undoubt-
cdlv have peeled his Uranium, and further that
there were fifty Of their party camped on Tulry
Creek
COUNTY IyDEnrEpyESs.-Major Price, chair
man of the Board Of Supervisors, informs us that
the county Indebtedness on February 10th lin
cudng amount Of warrants allowed at February
term was SOS. 100. This includes interest on
outstanding warrants rs reported by the Grand
Jury, and computed and furnished that body by
4. Cocbcl, county Treasurer.
From MoxrAxA-We have received lengthy
letter written by VIM. II. Smith, formerly OF this
place, to Chas. ". Gordon, and shall give our
readers the benefit of portion of it next week.
Mr. Smith is remembered as gentleman whose
opinions can be relied on. hut-he don't ad-
wise any one to leave California TO come to
Montana.
OyE OF S1GELs Kixp.--Peter Doll, German
who formerly resided in this county, is mem
Der of the Montana Legislature. Mr.. Doll was
one of the original Republicans of this county
and it is safe to believe that he is keeping pace
with the times-black suffrage and all.
CLOSING AssEMBLY.--Don t forget that the clo-
sing Assembly of Mr.. Hulmes School takes place
on next Friday evening, at the Theater. The
weather will be pleasant, and tickets only S2.-
Remember, also, that the aert 10 the last Assem-
bly, occurs this friday evening.
SENSIBLE CHAxGE.-Mr. Backus, editor and
proprietor of the HumJoldt journal, that was,
has changed the name of his paper to the Hum
boldt Bay Journal. A good way TO distinguish
his place of publication from the locality Of
similar name in the sage-brush country.
The School BALL.-Bear in mind that the
Ball at Yohe's Hotel, North Fork for the benefit
of the District School Fund takes place next
Thursday evening. 1t is to the interest of the
people Of the North Fork District to patron
ize it literally.
PUBLIC DocuMESTs.-We are indebted to our
worthy and attentive Congressman, General Bid
WE'LL for series of valuable public documents,
among which are the Census Report of Agricul-
ture, Smithsonian Report, Messages and Depart
ment Reports Many thanks.
FEET FRozEN.-Mr. Kingsbury, of Hay Fork,
is at the county Hospital, receiving for bad
ly frosted feet. Dr. Wilson informs us that the
great toe Of the right foot, and small toe of the
left, will probably have to be amputated
HURRAH The Humboldt mail arrived W ednes-
day night, by which we have the Journal of Feb
lst, and the Times of the Sd great improve
ment on the late order of things.
GLAD OF lr.-A Sawyer Bar correspondent of
the klamath Ners writes that Sam L. Finley is
making $40 day in his claim on Clapboard Bar.
Wish it was a hundred
IT is fact that 81. Valentine Day and the
Chinese New-Ycar occurred on the same dav this
year. Notmuch attention was given the former
but the Celestials celebrated vigorously
The superinteudeut of public nrintino o.,;