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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
PHILIP WERLEIN,
SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE,
AT so. BARONNE STREET,
NEW ORLEANs.

Whole ale and Retail sou'hern As-ni efths Gle.
bT.Ie.i PIANOS RaAatsriaT~d ~ hAhscHALLA
MfrTAUERi DETERMINATIONS ndJ. y. HALE,
tho Cheapest and posi ii,ses sfvr onsrvi 10 The
soutbsrn market. ani soid AZ exact faeiery frtcss
Also Whole sic aud Retail ssaihsTg Agent 81 ths
Celebrated az Cans ABd Mso-isons haagt.siglsi "
CARnAht a NEEDIIAM. The Host Iefiset red hi.
suamsais s,er male, and for sale r. snaeI factory
prices. Also so1therp Agent ef buoskf 4 cos
Lohdsn Cheap aud STANDARD uasie faLiisaiiuns. The
CHEAPEST and beet Music ever euervi 10 The void
soto $40 worth Of Music lot fifty Cent?, bossa ID
psI-r covers. ssnd hr simple copy. =,
Wholesale snd Retail Dealer In MassA Ii sisnsi iea
Hooks, Niolins, Guitars, pn~ss InstTum.hl, sii
Italian strings, and Ia fset everything psrtainss
10 the Music Trsd-.
Price Li.i. illustrated Catalogues. etc. cent By
mail on application,
Ma.ie mailed, post paid. on rsesIp, ofihs marked
price.
tab. 'his opportunity Of thanking thess whs
during the past year favored mo with their cont.
tlsner aud orders, aud with my increased facilities
and advantages hopo still 10 be the favored rceit.
tents Of orders for Goods In my line. and In return,
would say, that all h,ots viii b. appreciated, and
that Will guarantee satisfaction In every inyoieeto
bGyefs. Very Rssp-cffaiiy,
...... PHILIP wERLEIS'
No. 10 Basossr srnrrr. n, o. Dec. 8, Iscs-iiiy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

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A YpuNGIIADYlN TRotBLE::-At
late hour on Tuesday night-,thc
Office of the Chief of Police was Wis.,
itod bya young lady and malc cs-i'
cort, who represented that she had
some vit;dsintelligenco to communi-
cate. The scared and apparently
awe-struck- faces oftlrc visitors im-
pcsscd the officer with the belief
that lie was about to be advised of
somc terrible case of homicide. or
mavhap a tale disclosing a scene of
brabarity or secret murder. sgNdr
were the first words she uttered at
all calculated to lessen this impress
SION IYIfE ITj i{.tEt IT
GIbelicGc the report ofan infanti-
edo, as having occurred on Cypress
street, was made to you yestcr-
day." A., yo
ESYcs, ihoro was, madam" replied
the officer, nudging bis chair close
to his fair informant and preparing
to listen to y tale of horror. sooo a,o,
Kt,I HAVE some information to
give about the matter, sir?"
Ipdcod"' - .sa, l.rsi y7ofan auYFy
,aYYes, ,siI', / havery sd, m7c !
.ss'And you know the unatural
mother of iithis slaughtered innog
c,s6t?n ilsasaK mofl zaI22
ssWcll, no, sir! i cant exactly,
say that l know the woman. 1t
wasn't to tell you who she is: but
,o':ssurc you that 1t ami mer"' :,
NOh?' sglgass esa
"No, sir, 1 wouldn't do such a
"Wcll, who said you would?'
asked the suspicious officer. ~
nWcll, nobody; but William and
me being just married long enough,
arc mas AFRAID you might suspect ast'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
AncUsEIIOLD NECEssifN
A Most Wonderful Disinfeetaat
aad Therapeutic Agent.
Darby Prophylactic Fluid!

1t will purify the most offensive atmos-
phere.
twill cleanse and cnre Erysipclnr, all
1t will prevent ganEfehc. .... .....
1t will cire burns, sca,ds and bruises.
Is perfect pain-killer.
1t will destroy aud neutralizc all animal
and vegetable poisons. n LfrF.r.
1t will, therefore, cure oIihgs or Bitse VI
insects. .........
II will clcanss and purify tho breath
and hence is an excellent oth-wasM and
healthfu! cosmetic. .Ii .H t'Hi- -l" -"
1t will cure diatrhGa, even in the worst
chronic cases. ..,a'g a. ....!. ..- God.
II will instantly relieve horses of the
collie or persons of heartburn.
1t will, owing to the blehching properties
Of Chlorine, remove all ink spots, mildcw,
vegetable stains, etc. g-. sg'Ir'
1t will cure Catarrh. Hre r#
1t will remove rahciaity out of butter and
lard. . ~ ygg7Fgy z Tygg tFb,E .
1t will br6perly used, be more efIicacious
than any other agent, in preventing the
spread of contagious diseases, and has
frequently done it. 7stga,a.s
1t will, used in bathing, keep the skin
healthy, soft and white. s7i M erv
We pledge whatever reputation We may
have rs honest, truthful gentlemen for The
performance Of all here claimed fot the
article and more too. -g. .
1t is used everywhere by tho medical
profession as fast 10 It is ,ihtf5iiced, and
we respectfully rtrer to nil prominent men
of the profession, from very many of whom
we have the highest testimonials of praise
for the Fluid. .aJ u --.af.i'
AS a convenient. article for constant
family use it has no superior. g.afl wal
It has bcrutiful color, and when the
color is,gone the virtues of the Find are
lost, Hence be careful not to get tho cork
in the bottle, OF. any animal or vegetable
substance, and always keep the bottle
stopped. After the Fluid has acted the
residuum is perfectly inert ahd HARMLESS.
1t is taken Internally lis Veil as applied
externally
1t is cheap, ssilihg only at so cents per
bottle of half pint. II rW sast
You will find it at all the drhg-storos, or
you can order it directly of us.
ITradc'supplied on liberal terms. w
jim DARBY Il COZ; Proffriesers,o
No. l60 William STREET, New York.
May 10, lSGJ-35:3m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

Medica Advfce.-DR. .WM X. .DoHERrY s Medical land
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua to the welfare
state and health Of citizens and his rapidly
ding reputation although may excite SURPRISE
signal OF SKILL and follows the natural effect of such
cause We are personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for years under chronic disease and who had
Ken advantage OF every available that promised
lief but without success until they called DR. DoHERTY
who. in incredibly short space time given them
tire relief 1t is gratifying announce because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation of others
10 establish his reputation to the supersrucue of
his own the ruin of anohers The Doctor con;
duets is Institute in such that must be gratifying
without CHARGE and the patient hearing for
treatment can accept reject at pleasure In does
the Doctor make charge unless he effects This he
able to do because he feels the confidence which long
perence has given and doubt the consolation which
pertains to that confidence Persons afflicted with either
cute or chronic disease would do well consult the
at all events it do harm for consultation he asks
no fee does he insist obedience his advice
the patient places himself under his His Offices
Sacramento street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
pany's oice-Sdn Francisco Neus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

How SIZE HAD HIM.-A gentleman pleasantly
situated, married and blessed with two daugh-
ters, the pride of the neighborhood and the pa
rents joy, would seem to tave all that was
needed to make life cheerful, but strange as it
may appear, he took his chief pleasure in pro-
pounding to the wife of his bosom hard con-
undrums, which she, unable to guess, would
give up, saying: " l can't guess, what is it ~
He invariably answered, I" That's nut for you
to crack, while she, poor woman, kept quiet,
having no way of redress, and thinking tha:
some time she might pay the debt with interest.
Thus matters remained until the patient wife
was laid low upon her sick-bed and her dissolu-
ton was fast approaching. She asked in fee
bile voice for her husband, to whom, on coming
to her bedside, she said s'Joshua we have two.
beautiful and affectionate children eyes"
said the stricken husband and father, ssyes, they
are indeed beautiful and affectionate children"
+" Well, Joshua, l can't leave this world without
telling you something that has long been weigh
ing upon my mind, and may perhaps surprise
you. You are the father of only one of those
children" "What p exclaimed the astonished
husband, .'great God which is my daughter ?p
She turned to him with a look of triumph, as
she said "That's nut for you to crack.
And before he could rally to ask more, the spirit
OF his partner was waited av1y, leaving him the
toughestnut Of all to crack BY himself. .a4qo =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
The News.

Wendell Phillips favors the inaugural
There is a rumor of the death of the Pope
The murderer of Pollard has been acquitted
Mcpherson has been reelected Clerk of the
House.
Blaine, of Maine, has been elected Speaker OF
the House.
The overland mail has failed since the 18th of
February.
1t is rumored that Borie and Cox will decline
to serve in the Cabinet.
Columbus Delano has been appointed Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue.
The Maine Legislature has defeated bill for
the abolition of capital punishment.
Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia and Maine
have ratified the fifteenth amendment
The new gold field in South Africa is said to
cover an area Of about 1000 square miles.
, The announcement of the Cabinet appoint
ments in the House created great excitement.
Dispatches from London state that seven
leading Fenians have been restored to liberty.
Sheridan has been assigned to the Department
of Louisiana, from which johnson removed him.
The announcement of Stewards appointment
as Secretary of the Treasury, sent gold down, on
Wall street.
The Cuba revolutionists are making headway
The clergy gave the Government one-sixth of
their income to defray expenses Of the war
The Indian war is reported at an end, and
Sheridan on bis way East, having received tele-
graphic notice of his promotion to the rank of
Lieutenant-Ceneral.
Immediately after the inauguration, General
Grant received complimentary dispatch from
Bismark, at Berlin, rendering his congratula-
tions on the occasion.
News from Paraguay is to the effect that Lo-
pez has fortified himself in the interior. Caxias
and other Allied Generals have resigned, and
Suisa now commands the Allies.
Cuban advices state that the insurgents are
increasing in numbers. Some thirty-one politi-
cal prisoners, of the best families in Cuba, are
to be transported to Fernando Po
TIE Democratic members of the Indiana Leg
islatnre have resigned, in body, to prevent the
ratihcation Of the 18th amendment. The Gov
ernor has ordered special election In the va
cant districts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
MILITARY CoxxAsDrns sn1,1rn-Gran,,. mi,

MILITARY COMMANDERS SHrrrxD.-Grants mil
itary appointments decidedly shift the scene,
sending Hancock to Dakota; restoring Sheridan
to his Louisiana command; bringing Meade
North making Emory commander at Washing
ton and bringing back the faithful Terry from
the tar West and giving him command of the de-
partment Of the South. Candy, Gillem and
others are given commands corresponding to
their rank and their services Grant still re.
tAins bis staff officers as secretaries, but they
will soon 60 upon Sherman's staff, who is still
sick
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
Pacinc Coast Items.

- -<e3-
Joe Coburn, the puglist, is giving sparring
exhibitions at White Pine
Nusah 4sexpsfienciug the miidest winter since
thessettlemens of the Ief1tory:S
EChinese paw nbroksr has been fined $50 In
SaaFrancisco, for not, keeping his books in Eng
ish. - y
II was rumored at Vallejo, California, the
other day, that a cinnabar mine had been dis
covered near that place.
The Austin Repeille compares the long teams
passing through that city for White Pine to
'' strings of jerked beef" 4;fblr4fI4lif! 4
; The Italian silk agents who recently paid Los
Angeles visit, pronounced California the finest
silk country in the world.
, The temperance cause is gaining ground in
Grass valley They prefer "Cutter" to Old
sRourbonai fos. steadysdrinks. - ''-- 49,
Chico has had squatter riot, that resulted in
the arrest Of General Bidwell The city claims
certain lands, and so does the General.
s The Russian River Flag tells of man in that
district who has recovered after circular saw
had cut into his brain some three inches,
A letter was dropped in Wells, Fargo Co. S
Office at Marysville yesterday addressed to the
tsWickedest Girl in Marysville.' No claimants
reported. =.
The rush to White Pine in the spring, from
some coun ties, will be great shat it is feared
there will not enough men be left to take the fat
Offices, and pay the taxes
= The Pacific Mail Steamship Company will
hereafter dispatch three steamers to Panama a
month, and.ann nounce the 10th, l7th, and 30th,
as sailing days in each month having thirty
days, and substituting the 18th for the 18th, in
months having thirty-one days.
The skeleton of mastodon was discovered on
the 18th ult., about two miles north of Petaluma
creek, by Messrs. Dickey and Gilmore. Por-
tions of a tusk projected from the bank, where
the late storm had washed the dirt away, and
they commenced excavating and have removed
the dirt from the head, which is of enormous
size. The tusk measures twenty-five inches in
circumference, and the width of the skull is
nearly three feet. 1t is well worthy the investi-
CATION of scientific men. s.,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

ouEz CASAL.-The French papers assert posi-
"veiy that the Suez canal will be opened for
navigation at the close of the present year
over twenty thousand men are employed. They
are OF all nationalities. Dalmatians, Greeks.
Croats, Egyptians, Negroes, with sprinkling
OF the German, French, and English elements.
Inc canal is about one hundred and twenty
miles long, extending from Port Said, on the
Aediterranean, to Suez, on the Red Sea-
steam dredges and excavators are used to
scoop out the sand.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

TIE Charleston Is. CO. Mercury has collapsed.
times. 1t has been the organ of the extreme
Southern sentiment from the days of nullifica-
ton, through the rebellion, and to the close of
Its own career. It's hatred of the Union and Of
tue North was intense and the termination of
sne iepeiiion, with the dawning of the bright
uay ot freedom and peace, was more than it
Sun Soa,u pear; It died of g-ief, superinduced by
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

GRAsr's CABISEr.-It is difficult to decide
whether President Grants selection of cabine.
was most productive of surprise or disappoint.
msnt. The insinuatng and pertinscious spoil.
hunters, together with acute, tireless representa-
hves Of the press, were alike bafied iu all at
'empts to obtain q clue to Grants Intentions in
this respect, an achievement We consider quite
equal to capturing the long beseiged fortifcatons
OF ficksburg. In choosing his councillors, be
'ncefmoniously dispensed with the loug-es-
"ohshed custom under which bis individual
p's'ersnees were subordinated to partisan inter-
our latest dispatches inform US that
stewart is ineligible because of law
s ~ 1888 which prohibits any one inter
p,,,m.., .as mona acting In the treasury de-
' -. ana II isreportsd that Washburn has
o.'s oe0 70 60 to France. rhi, di,nose, Of the
N. ao members generally known tbrougbou,
country. Borie, desisn.,.a
voc navy, it is said vii, 49, '"e oeefe'sfy
will b. s,,.s .s"''n' By whom ,hes. v.....;..
,,.u., ,.,.."s are not advised. The o,hs- Sa
h.., ,,.h.r With Grants preference. ss-- ssA-
0es1 .''ae' aafsvotably criticized ne' !. have
.s., M =. 80 p. ability and standing. !, ss. As As
Aad his selections may be eh.,..,. ao' At fault
tfaordinasy penetration. A. apy r... ~ e..
net be isag kept in sa.Ue.,. We will
snteceAeafs of President Gr.n,,. c..erning c',g ths
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

INVISIBLE CLOUDS OF PERFUME fill every room
where the floors are sprinked with the true
Murray & Lanmans Florida Water. In Spanish
America all persons of refinement and taste per-
fume their drawing rooms in this way before
having company, thus adding greatly to the en-
joyment of their guests.
Begr AS there are counterfeits, buyers should
always ask for the Florida Water prepared by
Lanman Kemp, New York 552
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

Anorr THE CABNEr.-Stewart proves to be in
eligible, under the law of 1898, organizing the
treasury department, which forbids any one in
terested in trade from holding any office therein.
The President has asked Congress to relieve
Stewart from the disqualification. Washburn,
it is reported, will resign for the French mission.
Cress"ell accepts, and Judge Hoar but it is
surmised Borie will decline on account of ill
health. There is rumor that Stewart, also,
will decline.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

Promoted. - Grant has nominated VIM. T.
Sherman to be General Phil. Sheridan to be
Lieutenant-General John n. Scho6eld to be
hajor-General Christopher C. Augur to be
Brigadier- General.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

PAIN KILLER.-Thes testimonials borne to the
efficacy of.4his valuable medicine are sufficient
to warrant its introduction in every house. Our
ownAopinion is that no family should be without
bottle of it fora single hour. In flesh wounds,
achess painsY sores, &c, it is the most effectual
remedy we know Of A bottle will last for a
very long time, and its low price places it within
the reach of ll-St. John News.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

OF THE ESTATE OF MOSES GUM, Deceased:
TOHN ]. KELLOGG, ADMINISTRATOR OF
O Moses Gum, deceased, having this day rem
dered and presented for settlement, and filed in
this Court, his annual account of his admnistra-
tion ofthe estate of said deceased, it is ordered
that TUESDAY, the 4th day of MAY, A. D. 1869,
being day of term of this Court, to wit: Of
the May term, A. D. 1859, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
be, and the same is hereby appointed for the set
tleuAent of the said account and that,the Clerk
give notice thereof by causing notices to be
posted in at least three public places in this
Trinity county, at least ten days before said day
of settlement, according to law, and by publica-
tion in the Weekly Trinity Journal for two weeks
Dated March Sth, 1869.
A. ]. FELTER, Probate Judge.
Attest: JOHN W. PHILBRooK, Clerk. l0-2w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
EStray Notice.

NAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB.
" scriber at Texas bar, Trinity river about
II months ago, COW and young CALF, both
red and white, no brand. The, owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges and take
them away.
Texas Bar, March 9th, 1869. -.
10-2w JOHN NEUMAN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

: Books, of New York, succeeded in raising
quite scene in the Forty-drst Congress, while
the Clerk was presiding, but order was soon re-
stored and the election of Speaker was pro-
ceeded with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

The FoKrY-rIRsr CoxGREss.-The Forty-frst
or present Congress will be composed of Sc Sem
ators, 81 OF whom are Republicans; the House
has now 2o5 members, 1874 of whom are Repub-
hcans. There are 81 other members to be
elected, 80 Of them in the South and delega-
tions from New Hampshire and Connecticut.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

% WOMAN SuFFRAGE.-The cause of suffrage fol
women is msking progress at the West, and es.
peciaily in Iowa. The Des Moines State Regis
ter, one Of the most influential papers in Iowa,
has come oat in favor Of the movement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

TEE NEW SPEAKER OF THE Housr -Rlaine ;s
an old editor, formerly of the Kennebec Journal
and Portland Adpertisr., Our profession does
not lose its representative in the retirement of
Colfax
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

SlasIyIcAsr step has been taken in cancel
Ing Johnson's pardons to two men convicted of
violating the revenue laws. They will be OBJ
liged to suffer the penalty they have incurred.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
From the new dominion"

At this season, when coughs and colds are SO
an effectuaf remedy, and one easily
obtained, is, Perry, Davis Vegetable " Pain
Killer 1t is no new nostrnm, vended by un-
known agents, but has stood the test of over
twsasy years; and those who use the article, in
ternally or externally, will connect with it CRATE
full recollectons of its worthy inventor.-Hast-
ings Chronicle. C. w. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

LATE dispatches state that Washburne has de-
ciined the appointment of Secretary of State,
and will probably accept foreign mission. 1t
10 rumored that Hamilton Fish will take Wash
burne's place As Secretary of State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
FLOUR! FLOUR!!o
10000 lbs Hayfork Flour for Sale !!

YNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TO-
900 ponds Hayfork Flour stored at Douglas
City. y For terms inquirelof - ". Smith, Doug
las City.
Also, 10000 pounds same brand at Junction
City, at the-Carter House. - II
Inquire of F. W. Young, Weaverville. .ss-
A. D. BAYLES.
Hay:ork, March list, 1869. s-tf ie7s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

Bay-. We are glad to learn that the silPain
Kiler' is having so large a sale in our city.
We have every reason to believe it to be an al
most never failing cure tor pain, and medicine
that no family should be without.-4hontreal
Pilot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

TIE Manchester (England) Guardian ex-
presses distrust in regard to Grants action on
the Alabama question = predicts further and
serious complications.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
CLEAN, SMoora SKIN.

. a CLEAN, SMooTH SKIN.-
:" Ny blood and humors in a very bad
state; painful sores broke out all over my body
and limbs. Seven weeks use of Brstors Sars-
aparilla and Pills made mefa new man, with as
clean and smooth skin as any one could
have. -..,...
l. SMITH, Marysvi1le.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

RELIEF AT LAST
" had suffered much from dizziness vertigo.
Three bottles of Bristols Sarsaparlla and two
phals of Pills entirely cured me-"
R. T. COLEMAN, Idaho City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

RErREScHNESr AND REroRx.-A telegram re-
ports Grant as saying: "The people are too
poor to pay salar:es as bonus to professional
politicians" This is significant expression,
and one that touches the popular feeling. The
people are willing to pay the public debt, but do
not feel willing, while taxes are being collected
to meet this demand, to pay an equal or greater
sum IS bonus to politicians. Therefore the peo.
PIE will heartily endorse Grant in saying that be
viii not tolerate them in any department of
the government. There is no reason why
the government should support so many hang
ers-oq, whose only claim to place is that they
nave done something some time for the party.
Every officer not absolutely necessary for the
proper administration of the government should
% dismissed, and tho salaries of those retained
SHOULD be cut down to reasonably low figure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
AGENCY NOTICE.

mHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
that have left my accounts with Henry
Junkans, of Weaverville, and have appointed
him agent to collect and receipt for the same.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me
are hereby notified to make immediate payment
to him. sls s9 as D. Z. GORDON.
January %, 1859. .4-3t : u nssH sr esn !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
DIED.

DkHOs -
y AT Weaverville, March llth, JAMES HoaAr1t
bALcH, only son of 4. R. and Margaret Balcb
aged seven Months sai s5l-',,. A'o''n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
BORN.

On Browns creek, Trinity countv Fehrn. >,
10Th, TO the wife Of James G. Wallace, son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13

nas~ We snbjoin the following affi-
davit in an injunction suit formerly pending be-
tween Mercado L Seully, plaintiffs, and G. A.
Simon, defendant
p Sainsevan being duly says THAT She article
known as Sainsevans California Wine Btters mana
tured by Mercado Seuy. about the month March, 1882
whont said Sainsevain Brothers having any
the thereof That dcponent has always Known
and considered said Mercao Seny the Sole Propretors
Of the Sainsevain California Wine Bitters."
Notwithstanding the above affidavit the said
P. Sainsevain is putting up compound under
the name of Sainsevain's S Wine Bitters, repre-
senting it to be the same as our celebrated Bit
tiers, which we have been manufacturing and
selling in immense quantities since 1860, and al
so affixing nearly similar label TO that used on
our genuine Wine Bitters. BE NOT DECEIy-
ED Send for a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-13
gelu Adrertissn,ents.
Probate Court.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF TRIM
1TY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IN THE MATTER
OF THE ESTATE OF MOSES GUM, Deceased: