Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13
Weekly o rimity 5pnrnal.
Weavervjlle, Saturday, Oct. 10, 1866.

WcaVeryIlle, Saturday, Uct. IL, 1866
The OCTOBER ELEcTIoxs-Are heard from. a
will be seen by reference to the telegraphic dis
patches in the next column Comment on tn
result is unnecessary. There seem to have beef
novery terrific Copperhead-Democratic tground
swells " in either of the four States which votec
last Tuesday. The '!polcy Of the academia
President of this Union is settled-its death
knell sounded. We look for protracted vale
from Nasty. The Post Office at this place wa
not illuminated on the evening of the receipt o
the election returns from Pennsylvania, Ohio
Indiana and Iowa. The Western trip OF th'
President and his Secretary has benefited th'
Radical cause rather than their own. 1t is well
NEVADA UNION NoMISArIoxs.-The Union tick
ct of Nevada, nominated last week, is as follows
Governor, II. G. Blaisdell Lieut.. Governor, Jas
S. Slingerland Congress, D. X. Ashley; Su'
preme Judge, J. F. Lewis Supreme Court Clerk,
A. Helm Attorney General, r. NJ. Clarke Sec
retary Of State, c.. N. Noteware; State Treasurer,
E. Rhoades Controller, " H. Parkinson; Supt
Public instruction, A. n. Fisher Suryeyor-Gen-
eral, S. Il. Marlette State Printer, J. +. Eckley
CONFERENCE APPoINrMESTs.-Atit its late session
the California NJ. E. Conference made the follow
ing appointments for Mount Shasta District =
J. J. Cleveland, P. E.-Yreka, George McRae
Scott Valley, J. Baldwin Weavervlle, S. Bel
knap, supply Shasta, J. H. Taylor, supply Red
Bluff, to be supplied Crescent City, ]. Rice, sup
ply; Trinidad, j. NJ. Campbell Arcata, S. l..
Hamilton Eureka, J. w. Hines Eel River, A.
Taylor Fern Dale, j. Burnell.
RETURyED.-The party which went from In
dian Creek in pursuit of the murderers of McKr-
nan, returned last week. Mr. Stratton, one of
the party, informs that they went nearly to
the head of Antelope canyon, in Tehama county,
but having no animals to pack provisions, were
obliged to return. The murderers were Cow
Creek Indians, and supposed to have been four
teen in number. We regret that they were not
overtaken and punished
New QFrIcgas.-Following are the new officers
of Canyon City Division, Sons of Temperance,
for the ensuing term S S. Garwood, w. P;
Mrs. Margaret Gizeau, W. A.; j. J. Gregory,
R. S. Miss Mary E. Gilzean, A. r. s.. Jas.
Barrett, F. S.; Rol. Smith, Treasurer; X. h.
Buckley, C.; Miss Emma Brown, A. c.; VIM.
Tesh, |. S.; Thos. Scanlan, o. S.; VIM. Guthrie,
p. w. P. Night of meeting, Saturday.
The and beautiful Flag which went to the
peak of the village flagstaff on receipt of the
Eastern election news, purchased in San
Francisco by Mr.. Jas. Edgecomb, chairman of
the last 4th of July committee, with the funds
remaining over from that occasion. 1t cost, de-
liyered here, $50 more the amount on hand
Any persons who feel disposed to donate towards
making up the deficiency, may call at the JoUR-
NAL Office-thc headquarters Of the new colors.
WAXING UP.-Since ex-Sheriff John b. May
and Capt, Bob Curry struck their rich claim in
Canyon creek, above junction City, the miners
in that section are waking up. Many claims
have been located between Junction City and the
old Butler place, and new domcis are already
going up. Incredulous as it may seem, May
Curry's claim is yielding from 500 to $500
day-occasionally $50, $50 or $40 piece.
"CLorHING is HEAP.''-lf you don't believe
it 60 to l. Karsky L Co.'S establishment, adjoining
the Drug Store, and price their new and cxten-
sive stock, just received. That firm have great
faith in the efficacy of printers ink, as will be
seen by referring to their extensive announce
ment to-day. They know from experience that a
liberal system o: advertising pays, and we are
glad to know that it does in their case
To COUNTRY TRADERs.-We invite attention
to the business card of H. S. Crocker &Co.,
Sacramento, which will be found in another COL
umn. circular just received from them an
nounces slight decline in the price of printing
paper. Mountain printers can purchase their
supplies of Crocker &Co. at San Francisco prices,
thus saving freight between the two points.
New SToRE.-Alex. Stller has opened what
he proposes to call the Junction City Bazaar,
A. of Iob, a.,
place Has nicely assorted stock of ladies
goods, gentlemen's furnishings, fancy articles
patent medicines, tobacco, cigars, &c. The in
dcatons that Junction City will be
one of the most prosperous points in the county
KILLED BY CAvING BAxK.-We learn that
Peter Victum, better known q French Pete, ~
was killed in his mining claim al Volunteer Flat
near Red Hill, Trinity river on the 10th instant
by falling bank. He was a partner with VIM
Mathews, and a much respected citizen.
FATAL STEAMBOAT AccIDExT.--The Steamer
Julia, playing between San Francisco and Stock.
ton, exploded her steam drum near Alcatra7
Island, day last week, killing eight persons
and wounding quite number-all employees Of
the boat.
DoyArIeSs.-We are afforded an opportunity
of returning thanks to Mr.. Spencer Lowden, o
the Grass Valley ranch, for sack of the lnrges
and best potatoes we have seen in the coun
% ty. Also, to Mr.. Joseph McGillivray, of Trim
ity river for a box of splendid apples
Truth IN ABSENCE. We are indebted to tn,
publisher, ". Gray San Francisco, for a newly
published piece of music bearing the above title
Words by the late Henry Brandreth jr musi'
by Edmund B. Harper.
Doc TAx.-We notice by the last Shasti
Courier that Assessor Ladd returns S6S3 Dos
tax for that county. BY reference to the return
furnished the Clerk Of this county, only Sl5
has thus far been collected in Trinity.
CHEAP TEAM.-If anybody desires good bar
gain in the way of a team and spring wagon
let them read Alex. Tinsley's offer in anothe
column. Terms will be made known on applica
tion to this Office.
GREEN CoRS.-Mr. Felter has presented us will
dozen of fine corn from seed planted in July =
1t is splendid. Watch his wagon next Monda,
and Friday, if you would indulge in some.
CIDAR FISEGAR.-Petersen, of the " Stadt Ham