Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
Vet. q Trinity County.

rsts - Trinity County.
As the official vote of the county will be- can.
ysssed In dine for publication In the next issue
of the JouaxAI, We merely give the maioejties
for the leading State and all the county officers,
As ascertained from the returns from all pre-
cincts At which polls were opened:
GOVERNOR.
Gorham, 500, ..Haight, 435, 3.
Gorham's majority, 65.
LlEur. oovEaxoR.
Jones, 637, Holden, 4l6.
Jones majority, l2l.
coxaRrss.
Harrison, 66l al.
Hartson's majority, l50.
STATE SENATOR.
Chappell, 62e, Walter, %27.
ChappelPs majority, lo2.
AssfxsLYxAx.
Jones, 6e9, Cummings, 3se.
Jones majority, III.
sHRRIp1.
Cochran, SAG, AZ.
Cochrin's majority, l2s.
cLRRK.
Philbrook, Estes, 39f.
Philbrook's majority, 2o7.
rREAsuRER.
Paulsen, 6l9, Martin, 343
Paulsen's majority, 276.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Lovejoy, 692, Irwin, 36l
Lovejoys majority, 23l.
sUPERrNrENDENT or SCHOOLS.
Gordon, o67, 67,.."..........-....... Tolle4, 4O2
Gordons majority, l65.
ASSESSOR, DIST. NO. 2.
Bowler, 22l, Beregin, 1ol.
Bovler's majority, l2o. :.
COLLECTOR, DIST. NO. l.
Silcox, l2S, 49,
Silcox's majority, 9.
SUPERVISION, DIST. NO l. !,
Hoadley, l34, loS
Hoadley's majority, rs.
COLLECTOR, DIST. NO. 8.
Bsrnum, e2,.......................Mc McWhorter; lo5
AcWhorter's majority, ID.
1t will be seen that the entire Union ticket il
successful by varying yet handsome majorities,
considering that only go votes were cast. At
least fifty legal voters failed to 60 the polls on
election day. The highest vote polled was 500,
for the Office of Superintendent of Schools.
TIE FAILURE OF GREENWOOD NEwBAuER.-
The creditors of the above firm in this county
have received 9 notification from C. W. Rand,
U. 8. Marshall at San Francisco, that warrant
in bankruptcy has been issued out Of the United
States District Court for this State against the
estate Of W. W. Greenhood and Joseph New
bauer, and informing them that q meeting Of
creditors to prove their debts and choose one or
more Assignees will be held before Asher B.
Bates, Register, at No. 10, Court Block, San
Francisco, on Friday, September 2oth. The
published list of creditors of the insovent firm,
shows the following in Trinity county u. S.
Internal Revenue Office, Weaverville, $l2o !;
Trinity county, taxes, $3.50; John Martin, $5,-
29l IS; Henry Won Borstel, $l,lO0; Mrs. T..
Sco6eld and sister, $7O0 NJ. F. Griffin, S., ,289
SO; John Bartlett Co., SIS ,o3l so; John Sher-
idan, $780, Joseph Suffer, $3.50; Schaffer l.
Co., 81, ,l6O IS; Tracy Sco6eld, $500; +. Walter,
$3.50 %; Allen Butler, $500 Lucy McWhorter,
$6l7; H. Harvey, SsO5 81 NJ. & J. Hyde, ST.
900 John Bartlett, $ll ,4s7 So W. Ware, $347
50 Thos. Richards, $S7l 55 Wm. Richards,
5000; Geo. II. Bunker, S3O6 46 Joseph Craig,
So, 742 54 A. Loffman, ST. 1885, NJ. Oberdeener,
S245; NJ. Williams Co., 81 ,297 7s; Sutherlin
& Hupp, $a.7O7 Miss Matte Cochell, $3.50 P.
C:Onin, 5000; Alex; Stiller, $l2O; u. Foley,
S4OO u NJ heioR, 20, Loo TO- lOtAi lhoeote0-
ness in Trinity county, $4s, 500 o3.
Among the lossers are the following persons
who formerly resided in Trinity county, and had
deposited in the San Francisco Office Of the in
solvent firm Ira Howe, Santa Cruz, $2.l35: /:
Smith Killbury, Helena, Montana, So 900; N. W.
Personette. Red Bluff $4,000; S. Loffman, Sar
Francisco, $6,ss5; I. G. Messec, San Francisco,
Sl6,457 AS d. Kinds, SantH Cruz, $50 70; II.
J. Howe, San Francisco, $500 W. Herdle, San
IA Cruz, S5,4oo; Charles Woge, San Fran
cisco, $50; Charles Miller, San Francisco,
S2,ls5; B. Block, San Francisco, SOL 65 NJ.
L. Elsasser, San Francisco, $4ls 55; P. R. Kinds,
Santa Cruz, Sloo. Total, S4O,3l3 35.
The total liabilities of the house foot up At
something over $500, 900 assets not stated.