Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-07


WIG; Joseph Smith, W.o.G.i E. Cornell,
PIVOT.
LONE unfortunate,
Rashly mportunate"
As a bachelor, we will know our friend Craig
no more. Christian Wolff Craig and his lovely,
amiabe bride have our best wishes for their hap
pness and prosperity hereafter. Believing, as
all good Christians do, that "it is not good for man
to be alone" the happy couple agreed to Lock-
hurts, and hand in hand together tread the
storm path of life. In this instance they didn t
cast sleeps eyes alone; some of them were a
UoW's. e.
Coop IDEA.--It is proposed to dig well in
Weavervie cemetery for the purpose of irriga-
ting the flowers and shrubs growing there. This
is the best plan and should be adopted. There
are many who ought to feel interested in the
matter, and trfng contribution from each
woalI suffice. Mr.. L. Cornell has the matter in
charge. Those interested should call upon him
without delay.
A LITTLE Boy Enthusiastically Of last week,
little son of Mr.. Frick residing at Mud valley,
fell from the upper part of barn to the floor be-
low, distance of about eighteen feet. The lit
tie fellow was bruised all over, and one of the
small bones of his wrist was displaced, but after
all was fortunate in receiving no greater injuries.
LAST or THE DANCING SEAsoN.-Mr. Henry
states elsewhere that his school closes next week.
He proposes to wind up with dance at the
theatre. He is an excellent musician and is well
spoken of as dancing master. We suppose
that he will have good attendance and will get
up another school.
Nor CoNTAGIoUs.-We would state for the ben
eft of our exchanges that the OF cattle
plauge, mentioned as having occurred at North
fork, was no contagious distemper. Further
than this we don't care about going into partc-
ulars.
Dry GooDs.-Our dry goods merchants are
ahead in the way of ordering goods. l. Pincus
and Karsky & Co. are in almost daily receipt
of new goods From their sales no one would
suppose there was any stringency in the times
COUNTY CoURr.-County court met on Monday
up and finally submitted on Tuesday. The
court reserved his decision till Friday, when
judgement was rendered for Arm.
CHANGE.-C. W. Hedges has retired from the
IIayfork express, E. J. Hills taking his place.
The public are sure to be benefited by two ex-
pressmen being on the route, and the best man
is likely to win.
LITIGANT PAPERS. The Yreka Union of Sis
kiyou, Courier, of Shasta, Journal, of Trinity,
have been designated by Judge Rosborough as
the litigant papers for their respective counties.
REMOVED. = We learn from the Humboldt
Times that Lieutenant Spaulding, Indian agent,
at Hoopa Valley, is to be relieved, Captain s.
q. Whipple will be his successor.
THE soldiers who complained through the
Journal last fall of bad treatment by their COM
manding officer, and were consequently arrested
have not yet been tried.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Supervisors met
this week, and after transactlng all business be-
fore them, adjourned Wednesday evening. Pro-
ceedings elsewhere.
Doors AND SHoEs.-Louis Damn, boot and
shoe maker, adjoining the New York hotel, re-
ceived large lot of French leather of all sorts,
this week.
From SKIsKrYoU.-J. Jackson, Sheriff, re-
turned from a visit to Siskiyou this week. He
says very rich quartz is being found in that
county.
BI~ Havana Cigars, at the Challenge Saloon