Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-30
District court Calendar.

O18tflCt OOUIt SAASAWAEs
The following cases already on the docket
for the April term of District Court, which will
meet one week from next Monday
Fegan VS. Dacy Brothers.-Action for pos
session of mining ground. Felter and Burch for
plaintiff Allen, Williams & Chadbourne for de-
PENDANTS.
NJ. Williams VS. Jas. Cochran, Sheriff.-Recov-
ery of goods and damages. Williams and Chad.
bourne for plaintiff Burch for defendant.
Mary Heaey VS. Alex. Henley.-Action for di-
vorce. Chadbourne and Allen for plaintiff
Burch for defendant.
Alex. Healey VS. John NJ. Enfalt-Burch for
plaintiff Chadbourne for defendant.
THE WEAvERvILLE MAIL.-We understand that
the question is being agitated at Arcata to pro-
cure a change in the mail service on the Weaver
vile route. There is now a weekly service on
that route, and tits proposed that instead thereof
semi-weekly service be provided We have
been informed that Mr. J. F. Denny, the holder
of the present contract, has failed to make the
trip within schedule time, thus far during the
winter, only once Notwithstanding the unusual
severity of the weather. In this he has certainly
most faithfully performed his contract. lie
thinks he can perform semi-weekly service
over this route, and at each arrival bring one
day later intelligence than would be brought
over the Cloverdale route. We think change
such as this would be desirable and would meet
with appreciation from the people of this coun-
ty.-Hum5oldt Times.
The above suggestion will be as gratifying TO
many residents of Trinity county us it is to the
people of Humboldt. That the mail between
this place and Arcata has been delivered with
praiseworthy regularity during the past winter
we are ready to vouch. If Mr.. Denny believes
be can furnish the people of Humboldt Bay with
later intelligence by the Weaverville route than
can be done by way of CIoverdale, we are ready
to believe be do it. With a tri-weekly line
between this point and Arcata and the telegraph
in working order to Weaverville, there is little
doubt but that the Weavervile and Humboldt
mail can successfully complete with the coast
route. 1t is a matter that should be encouraged
both by the people living along the Trinity river,
and those of Humboldt county.
Mrs. HENRY JOHNSON, late Miss Harriet Lane,
is now the mother of bouncing boy, who re-
jnces in the name of James Buchanan johnson.
-Exchange.
That JOY will be ephemeral. When he comes
to know the infamy to which he is thus cruelty
consigned, he will curse his parents.-Solano
Herald.
And petition the Legislature Of his State to
give him n name.
SOMETHING TO THINK OF.-As for the P. NJ. S.
S. Co. 5 steamship Colorado. of the China and
Japan line, no one apprehended that she, on the
second trip, would be unable to carry all the
freight offered yet at double the ordinary price
of freight, she has one-third more offered than
can be received thus defeating the objects of
parties in ordering goods from China and Japan.
San Francisco Times, 23a.
MONTANA PAPERS. Some old friend who has
strayed into the Montana country, sends us cop
les of the Herald and Rocky Mountain 6 -ette,
published at Helena-both healthy looking pa
pers. We thank Capt. Trufant on suspicion.
PAssED.-A bill appropriatng one million of
dollars for the suffering people at the South has
passed both Houses Of Congress. The President
did not veto it.
THINK Or Ir.-Thcre is seventeen year old
girl in Maryland who weighs over four hundred
pounds. nice arm-tull for somebody.
EQUAL RIGHTs.-Gov. Gcary, Of Pennsylvania
has signed the bill requiring railways to carry
all passengers, without regard to color
A MODERN GoLGoTHA.-One of the galleries oi
the Paris Exposition " i'll be devoted to the dis.
play of human skulls.
DEcLryEs.-A Washington special dispatch to
the New York Times says Senator Conness de-
clines denomination. 1t is possible.