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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
SUPREME CoURT-srEcrAL TERN.

Before Judge Bdrndrd.-W m. GrtSW0M agt:
Darjd hanks and anOhcJbe plaintiff Is me owner Oh
mortgage dating back to 1853. TINS mortgage AZ Ino
time II was given a second mortgage In 1886 u was
in tbe possrssion Of Porter who assigned H. as COZ
lateral for another mans debts 10 Mr. MlnturI hIeT
This gnnent first mortgage was iorecloscd fOts!
beinp made n party not Mnturn. In 1909 the deDt
for which this assignment the collateral Deng paid
the mort cage was Teassigned to Porter. Inc pieshe
u h FOR tile foreclosure OF tins second mortgage wnch
has never been satisfied The defense to that that tne
mortgage was oreclOsed, being really owned DIV fOrer
and oi by Mnturn the assignment Of the MORTGAGE be
ing merely mortgage of that mortgage ana nor ~, ac
tual conveyance OF it. The amount involved ~ anot
$1,000 Decision reserved. H. W. IOWhsenu iOi Pi"'N'
Anderson * Man for defendants.
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Sru vopx pAuy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3d. 1870

IN stone. but not Photographic printer he Is a very
honest 40 far IA know - 49,. ,...r,
these are photographic stones have Known MI icIno
well three years he Is very honOrapo MN ,oSs
sIons from stones: these called stones IN ihe hIt
Emil steger-I have been lthographer right Seals
should call these distinctly, ana not pites
photographic printing and hthographiG cngrh'inE t1
entirely distinct; have known Mr. Berhon aoou' SA
months A; he is n very honest and honorable man
Several other witnesses testified as 10 MI. Bernoh
good character In every respect ana the case "s "u
iourned until II % to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
MILK PRODUCERS.

The demand for milk in this city which has
long SINCE exceeded the supply Of the neigborhood IS
satisfied nv milk brought I'm a. freight the railroads
IL Is estimated that 100000 gallons in daily In tho
Summer. when most is used. The milk producers have
thus become powerful interest, and for mutual proee
ZION against petty evils OF stolen and battered cans
aud unscrupuous dutOn by competitors they nave De
cded To hold a mass meeting to-day AT trOtOn Fans.
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US. EASTERN DISTRICT CoURT-Is Equity

j. T. THiUIpS, INV. TNUHpS, Jdne y. Cfun-
ford n. H. ABBOTT aud Robert Crawford agt. Edicard
Ireei Alexander w. Harris and Robert Van Bue,. dong
business the city Of Brooklyn under the style Of the
Hoyt Concrete Paving and Flaggng Company. The
plaintiffs claim that heretofore and before the 2lst day
Of August. 1862 George Scrimshaw the original dis
coyerer and first inventor OF and useful compound
for pavement and other purposes that the plaintiffs
acquired bm tho exclusive right TO the benefit OF
the discovery, which had been duly patented. They.
further aege that the defendants have constructed
pavement in Brooklyn In such manner as tn infringe
This patent. and they therefore pray for writ Of inunc
ton restraining said defendants from making, using
vending others the composition. The b together
with OF the tenor against Charles u. Evans
aud William IL. Broadhead, was filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

Is, of Apri Crandal agt PbeDix Insurance Company
Nation crnnted unless served 10 days Tracy et al
AIT Hotcbkiss ct aMotion denied Townsend agt =
moi Ceyehud.-Motlon granted. Drilling ct al hgt NC
Troy.-Motlou granted. Valentine agt Brennnn.IMo'
ton granted and reference ordered Mason ag
granted Bodine ct al. agt. Kellam-Motl0n Rranleu.
Campbell agt Lvinson ct al-Motlon granted oalsln'
ogt Erie Basin Dry Dock Company Motion grihttu.
simon OF al agt Rich ct alMoion granted Tor the oIh
of April BOutllier ct al agt. ogan-MOtloh grantcu
al agt Hotchkiss ct al-MOOn granted with stay un'h
tba Muyfp
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A CHILD POISONED.

On Monday evening Lydia a. Grindcll. age
years who resided with her parents at No 100 West
Twenty.sxtn-s found bottle OF dsnfectnS huid in a
closet and drank portion OF IT, Tho fluid is composed
In part OF carbollc acid and the chlds mouth throat.
and stomach were seriously burned physician was at
once called and administered the usual 8ntdOtes bnt
without success and the child died within an hour after
drinking the poison. Coroner Schrmer will hold an IN
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CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN.

Marietta Dickerson agt. William II. ftetds.--
The plaintiff brings suit to recover $4,000 damage Tor an
sbe was EMPLOYED as housekeeper by defendant; a
wdower with three children, and the allegation y tae
ne proposed TO her accepted. ana the uay VI mar
rtaee fixed for the 18th OF December last some tne
after the alleged promise. however he reused 10 r a
If The defense % general denial Inc JURY I'm 1
der4d the paint aggrleved TO the extent OF sO lor
which amount they rendered verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
SUPERIOR CoURT-spEcnL TERM.

DecisioNs-By Judge Jones-Pelser agt: ne
CONGREGATION Biker CholiIn. &c.-Moton denied FOWL
seud All Elias-Noton denied with leave To rene" on
n.vnent of SO costs Mandehck agt Speyers- MOtlOh
granted. Yerkes ast. Speyers.Moton g granted. on
man act Rehabilitation granted Fay agt Pendergast-
order granted BY Judge FrIedman.-Stokes agt bro"h
Case settled and ordered TO be hed
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TIP LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE MERCURY.

Yesterday was set down by Justice Shandley
for an investigation into the charge of libel preferred by
Jacob A. Sherman of patenttruss celebrity, against
Messrs Caldwell & Whitney. propretor5 OF The Sunday
Nercur the libel consisting the publication OF letter
from the Rev Henry ward Beecher in which the Doctor
dan his truss spoken OF in anything but complimentary
terms and also q communication entitled Tommy
Dodds Truss" The postponed until April D.
al IL a. ~, notwithstanding the presence OF many WI"
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plSSENG ERS ARRLTED-

IRON CHARLkSrONln steamship CbAnponMfs Williams and
Bauer H. hudgns W. Ia:on .. W fe Mr.. Toane ani
daughter ros eui aud MI, Jenuy PobsI Miss Nate
Carportr j. iasleson Mrs Amsnpg b. kilrrtou, Mis- Mary
Cooper A' TLrAe. W. Marslm ~ Gno l. klssbap, CaAs
krnurl, aui v
IRON no IIEgt8O kc-Iu ,teliaslp Msnussl-Mc> Jal.
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MUTINY AT CARDENAS.

The District Attorney received, yesterday,
communication from L. s. Consul at Cardenas stating
that muLiny OF aggravated character occurred Feb
% at that port board the schooner Frank and Nellie
of ROckan II. Il. Bean captain. and that the mutneers
three in number DO forwarded At once to this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

Captains THIS
fsVer packages addressed the Newfork Pres.
exhibiting authority Of W. SnouoB Gsrs
Agept News Journal Of COBm>r Tms
World sun ElDre Euentng Post COpp,rcial dr>,~Y
ztnH0 and EsV D,sokyat should also be delivered
tho
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SUPREME CoURr-CHAMnras.

DccisiOns-By Judge ngraham.-IIOladay
ngt. Forbes.-AIotlon granted for irst Friday Ia May
term. Matrrston MT. Coye- Motion granted without
prejudice To motion for defense. Daily ngt Hatch
ai-MotiOn granted. Benson agt. HallAlOtOn granted
Tor 1T Of April Evans aCt. INSTRUMENTATION
grauel SoeuT ct al. agt Standardization sEauted Ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

At meeting of the committee held in
London the following minute unanimOuslyadopted
"The attention OF this committee has been turned 10 a
report which has gained currency In several OF the Amer
lean newspapers. to the effect that immigration an eN
tensIve SCALE from China 10 the Southern States, Is IN
contemplation. While this committee dscaims all d
fire 10 Interfere with immigration when " Il perfectly
free and conducted upon far and Just prime Pies 10 has
great cause view with alarm and dsirust migration
from less enlightened and less civilized nations INTO
tries " here Slavery has recently Lad an existence
"Thc past experience Of Great Britain has painfully
shown that u 10 almost impossible IN such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-TN EQUITY
Ceoyoe T. Collins and Uarrey Harrington

1i''tyS -, RonI.y,nDcy Of John lfvdDcE M0ckdy aud
Ian, Neiis1n ngt Echajd Bel. Trcierck G,mdTy JohH
Murdoch Mackd1, and John Nelson Blatchiord J.
Motion 10 dissolve tho INJUNCTION granted, and motion
fnr a denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Is ADuIRALTr.
Of The Steamboat Thomas H. Wdy-Suit Tor loss OF bag
gage valued at $40 Decision reserved. Benjdiin ~
Wecaf et a. agt. Thomas g. Bentoh et aI-Su Tor freight
and deuurrage, 500 50. Case still on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

hrnes Ross Mr. ard Mrs. Augustus sss,rv wess cs,y,s
Gnswod b. G. CoBs NJ Trsssrss Jo-.ph G. Ns,s Cairns.
Romero. r. D. ssuncsr,. H'Jns. Augustus Hosss.
Greene, DR. CAdxeL
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uoypAy,s wp,ruRR RRpoRr-,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sup 5l5 Nssn
sIsH
SAND, u. 90 Coz. Isas.. l;l4 sE Gate ...... III
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TOWN ELECTIONS-SUPERvISORS
JEFFERsOS COUNTY.
tdams-RoyaFuler. Lorrsne-P. W Broom
AeIsndra-Bm. n ThCmpsoR Lyme-d j. Detrey
Antgerp-JOhn b. Ellis OTlesus-I1tnHrg N,tCto..
Browpyille-AlyinA A. Gibbs Pameia-D. W. Haven
Niucept--HUgh MGcQTGy lsdephia-LoTen Fuller.
thampiOD-Fred McNt kodmsu-Wm thrsue
Cayt0n-J0La Johnston Ruiaud-Samuel frnk.
Elsbugh-Wm Baldwin. Thcresa-David Bearup
Hepdersop-d H. Darts Waierown-Ctas. Rcha
Observation-Disclosures Garfield. Wils-Wm. CHRISTIAN
LeRAJ--fredefck NAddlnghsm Norh--No mon heiOsg.
Reps. 10; Denis tiH td"c y
MONROE COUNTY.
Mai Haj.
BrishopIra Todd ........ Webs.r-Tbomas
NbeatAnd-T H. SibLg..... 10
Rochester l-enry Churchl 81
Gates Chester Fpd...........l6 2-GeoIRe Arnold. 4
GTeece-SimeOR Butts. 81. G. MOutgOmer, l3J
Hsmln-Geofge H. Lee........ - flames ksne, ST.. lOJ
Heunetts-Wm. &. Dewitt. lD Michael kob.....lOI
IrondeQuot- Richard D. Cole. 49, 50. Van Voorhs. %
Mendon-T. II. Holden. i-Porer w. TAYLOR. "a
Orien-yOsGh RCh........... - G-Betyhct drtH.no ap
PernoD-Geo L. q. Seeey. ...2ll e-Chss = BAker.. III
Parma-R G. BAtes............ lO-D G. bHis.......lo
Penfeld-JSmes Harris. l-JhOnds Flynn no %
Piitsfori- Patrick MElone..... 81 l2Jos L. Luekey....ll
Rnsh-ThOs j. JefoTds. lJ-Ddntei Loobs.. 81
Kgs-James W. Cfag......... 81 H--John Stewart ~.
Sseden-E CSpeD........". Republican, q Democrats IL
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Brasker-B LdntrB Madri-H O. Sweet
(AutOu-H. W. Hale MOfTistoND-h X t4teb
Col,op-E. H. Butler Mssseua-I. Is. White
CnftOn-A Republican Norfolk. u Mould
Deulb-D. A. Moore Oswegatcbie-S. II. Palmer
Depevster-J. u. Cbaneler Ogdensbuig &c. w. Gibbs
Edwards-GeO Smith w g. Alden
Fp,-A Republican 81. Armstrong.
poyler-Dap Peck Potsdim-E W. Poster.
Gony,rBenr-R OrmisOu. PatsbyiIe-P. ". Rose.
Hanmond--A Republican. Picaiin-A helubhcan
Uermou-D. s LyBde. Pepont-L Champion.
HoplintoB-J. Sanford Rossit-D Mofals.
Lousulle-Jobn WLalsu. Bussell-BeDj Smith
LaNreBce-T VI. Ferns Sloekhom-h b tfapSr
LisboB-S.m Wells Waddisgtoa-C {. Mou.omerr.
MscOmb-H. o. Woo1vOth
Republicans, 81 Democrat, J.
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MiIIintrr

GEORGE SLOANE will open on the Gath inst
large assortment Of Trimmed and tlrun-d >lHA" ~ y
EIBBoNs SILKS SATINS. FLOWERS fEAIhhRs LA' -
GRAPES CREPE DB CHIMES WALLS, NEEDLES Ph"ft Mo ke
lc Broadvay and 1suthst
NINE. RALLINGS, Importer, 80 Broadway
WI Her Spring opeBug tales place THCkSDAl Mch - 'hsa
will exposed 70 superb Caae kyrung aud t s~e'
Elegant Walking Shiws was Opera 'nik l'rgsue -
NINE. GALUUPEAU.
vi Ua- Maihille Coz
No 50 Est TenthrL. N~sio-k
will open Der importation o. Par, Millinery
fprthr spring
THURSDAY. Mar.h -
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Elmbt auS Stat, Tlani,ls.


ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS. - Plain,
IL Marble d Decorated from nj "a - aal 12sHl
Also Sas every description. plsiu All ornansui
PESRHlA SLATE Co, Ne. 81 " 81 tghi~ent1 81
Between FRO 80 Stil aFe'
MARBLE and MARBLElIED MANTLES.-
WI hundred MsBtes the ate'. dnsu or b,nd st %,
all bills sold ~, month l. hLAbsh - a. 20
East eighteenth ct. near Thirisve.. y J.
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANIELS.-hch
VA aud elegant designs, from - $ll -i'. 80 T. ~
STEWART Co. o5 Stsags. bst ID thl AID Ilir' 80 81.
- KLABER q Coz MARBLE WORKS. form.
- ery 50 Frstsye 81 10 tJ n ~ " al
Marhred Monuments Heasioas Tie, N.nsco1s AIS
c.siKn greatly reduced prices.
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It0Oiug GMNs. &t.

At WIN. EVERDELLs SONS. No. l0i Full
~ tont-wEDDING CARDS aud FINB STATIONERY 'h".'
hsbed l3l3l
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

TOWN Observation-Disclosures.
JTTFIRsOS COUNTY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TRouRLED BY BEARs.-For some time past, the
people of Northfork have been seriously troubled
by predatory bears believed to be of the grizzly
species, and exceedingly ferocious. Among the
tales related of these troublesome animals, we
chronicle the following One night last week,
a miner, known as Harry, aud working on the
Eastfork, abont two miles from Northfork was
visited by them He had laid down in his cabin
leaving The door open, not dreaming of the like,
when they unceremonously walked in, and,
without saying so much as " by your leave,
began helping themselves to grub. The man
laid very quiet and after they were gone, upon
taking an inventory, discovered that all his grub
left at the same time they did Their appetites
seemed 10 be excellent, as they ma 1e away with
a lot of -four, bacon, BEANS sugar aud barrel
of pckled venison There is doubt that the
grub all went, for the man we speak of was ar
Northfork early the next day after more. The
same week, two olher residents of Northork
were out hunting and became separated. One
of them came across two bears who turned the
tables on him and hunted the hunter TIE as
sailed individual sought safety in flight and
providenliay escaped. He was so much ex-
hausted by his eXertonS that after he got beyond
their reach he fell to the ground, unable to pro-
ceed further. Two Chinamen coming from Rattle
snake found him in this condition and humauey
carried him 10 town. About the time these oc-
currences were taking place, John Hawk saw
some animals in the mountains that he pro-
nounced grizzly bears The whole population
being pretty well excited by this time, big
bear hunt was instituted. One of the hunters
tells us that they found . signs and nothing
more. He says some of the tracks were fully
fifteen inches long. BY the time day was gone
their pants were well worn, and nobody was
anxious for the sight of grizzly. Afterwards
John Hawk and r. NJ. SIoue killed three bears
an old one and two young ones, which we are
assured were grizzlies beyond doubt The old
bear was first killed. She was of large frame
but very poor The young ones showed fight
but dispatched.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

FIRE ON THE RoAD.-For the past week or
more great fire has been raging in the woods,
on Trnity mountain, along the route of the
Lewiston Turnpike, and the stage driver and
teamsters have experienced considerable diff
Guilty in coming from Shasta to this place. On
Monday and Wednesday evenings The stage did
not arrive until about L o'clock, owing to the
fact that some partially burned trees had fallen
across the road and had to be cut out before the
stage could proceed. One day this veek seven
teamsters with Wagons loaded for the merchants
OF this county, in attempting to pass the fire,
became so surrounded by it that they could
neither go ahead nor well turn back. In this
predicamcnt, n consultation was held and they
concluded that it would be better to save them
selves and their teams than to run the risk OF
losing everything. Consequently, they uuhiJch-
ed and went back down tie mountain with the
horses, having given up all hopes Of saving
either the wagons or the freight. However,
upon returning few hours afterwards to see
how things were going, they found the wind had
shifted and that instead of the Wagons being
burned they were safe, so that they were enabled
to hitch up again and come on their way rciojc-
ing, They say tat they saw lying in the road,
great number of roasted rabbits and squirrels
supposed to have been driven from the brush 10y
the fire and having no mode of escape were
literally roasted alive We learn that Mr.. J. f.
Iloadly, the energetic Superintendent Of the
road is at work with force of men making re-
pairs and endcNvoring to prevent further OBJ
staclts To travel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

RoBBGRY.-From a letter received from A. J
Ross, of Lewiston, we learn that three foot.pads
attacked Chinnman near Ea>tman'S tied him
MP ana relieved him of about $lOO. This is the
fir affair Of this kind tha, has happened in our
county for some time and we would advise our
cltizens to be ON their guard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

The DANcE-given by Mr.. Thomas at his The
atre last Friday evening passed of very pleasant
ly. Although there was not a large number of
persons in attendance those who were there
heartily enjoyed themselves. Another social
dance will be given at the same place on Friday
evening November 4th, when it is hoped all viii
be present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

Particular attention is called to the new ad-
verisement of Isaac Pincus. He has received
as large and well assorted stock of goods, in his
line, for Winter use, as ever came to this county
Don't fail to call and examine Ike's stock and
prices. He says he will sell as cheap as any
body, and we believe it. Don't take our word
for it but give him trial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

New IooK WuIsTY.-F. Lachenmachcr, of the
Z. 5. bakery, lately received bNrrel of whisky
shipped all the way from New York City. 1t
was sent by IL brothcriu-law who is a whole
sale dealer in the article. 1t is not reasonable
to think that an inferior article would be seat
so far. Call at lhe bAkery and Try il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

READ IT, EvERyBoDY.-Wth due regard to the
feelings of our readers we would ask each and
every one o: them to read the card of Mr. P
Poland, published in this issue under the head
of New Advertisements. We assure you that il
is well worth the lime which will be necessary
to pernse it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

THE DEEP SHAFT-Is now down ono hundred
and twenty odd feet, and the workmen have
not stand. In sinking two feet and a-half, all of
one side slid in and the shaft will have to be
tmbered in sinking through this strata. No
gold is found in this formation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

After paying the expenses Of the entertain
mcnt aud making the distribution of the gifts,
rs above announced, the balance will be APP
piled TO eX'iugUishiug the present Indebtedness
of the Mercantile Library Association.
Holders of tickets to which gifts may be
awarded, will receive the same on presentation
of such tickets or coupons to the Business
Agents of the Board OF Trustees Mt their office,
No, 3ls California street, SAu Francisco,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

GLAD TO llEAR IT Through the kindness Of
Hon, john McMurry, we learn that our esteemed
rowuspeople Mr.. W. D. Sutherin and Miss
Emma II. Lools were married. at San Francisco,
last Saturday evening and that they will return
to their mountain home the first part of next
week. We wish the newly married pair all the
happiness this world affords and welcome Dave
to the fast increasing Army of Benenedicls.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

LAST CHANCE, only Il few days left. Secure a
ticket to the Grand Award of Premiums Oct.
27Ih Highest Premium 500 This enter
prise has the confidence Of the Public the cause
is good one. Patrouize it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
TAKE NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
that have lef my books ami accounts with
NJ. F. Griffin at Wcityerville, and constituted
him my agent to setlle with all llwho are indebted
to me. All persons owing me are notified to
come forward and make immediate payment TO
him, as must have the money. "a word to
the wise is sufficient.
JOHN JACKSON.
Weavervill February l6, 1870, 7-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

FINE LuT OF SnEGP.-Our town was taken by
storm this week by an invading force, not Prus-
slams, but sheep, under the directions of General
Jackson (not Andrew Jucksou). For Il while
they captured the place, creating such a dust
that every body quickly got out of the way as
soon as possible. In brief there were seventeen
hundred and eightytwo sheep, as fine lot as is
to be found in Northern California, the property
of John jackson on their way below for the win
ter. They will be brought back to this County
about May first.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

DENTIST IN WEAvERvILLE-A travelling dent
ist is stopping temporarily in Weaveivle. We
understand that he will remain but few days
For the present his Office is at the New York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

Mr. G. W. SMlru, our worthy County Super
intendent of Schools paid 1t visit to the Public
Schools of Junction City and Douglas City, last
Wednesday. He reports them in aourishng
condition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

New Goous.- Heavily freightcd teams have
been arriving continually at Weaverville for
some time, and the cry is still they come.
Among other things, we noticed that Karsky 4
Co. received IL big shipment this week. Detlet
Hansen received his Christmas toys and large
additions to his stock of tobacco, cigars and
fancy articles. Some of the toys arc really
amusing. Among others, we saw what is styled
the automatic toy, consisting of little girl and
Il wagon attached together, and impeied by Il
spring so that the girl walks and pushes the
wagon all around. We predict that this toy will
sell well. Hansen has got up patent iron
holder an article that no housekeeper can af-
ford to do without. They are universally used
below, and the only wonder is that they have
not been introduced here before.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

AN IMMENSE SrocN. - Passing down Main
street the other evening, we dropped into Henry
Jnnkaus store, just TO see if he did have any
thing there. Well, we found that side Of
his large building WAS filed with shelf hard
ware of every descriptions; on the other side
were crockery, paints, oils and a great many
other things the ceiling was thickiy hung with
tin-ware of his own manufacture, aud of every
description, while the floor in the centre of the
room was covered with stoves of every variety
sheet and bar iron and all sorts of hardware. In
fact, there was hardly room 10 turn around, and
we actually believe that Junkans has the largest
stock of goods, in his line this side Of Sacra-
mento. Henry also does considerable in the
way of buying gold dust, and giving checks on
San Francisco, ahd taken all aud all, is one Of
the most useful men in The community
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

TINE We were awakened from pleasant
reveric, while walking down Main street last
even ng, by the sharp, clear tones of bugle.
We did not know what it meant, but soon imag-
ined, for before the echo of the last note died
out we were almost deafened by the cl llmor re-
sounding from the closing of the heavy iron
doors along the entire length of the street. The
Weaverville Regulator had pointed at eight o.
clock and the time had arrived for closing bust
ness, according to the agreement made last week.
1t is beginning to work like a charm. OF course,
Mt first some Of our business men found il hard
to close their doors while there was a customer
at their neighhor's, over the way, who deals in
the same articles but then our people are be-
ginning to learn the ropes, and manage to
get all their purchases made before the time for
closing arrives.