Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-03-19
peekIy Griuity guurnal.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TuE PlxLEY SlsrERs.-The Pixley troupe ex-
b;bited in Weaverville, Monday and Tuesday
n;gbts of this week The attendance Monday
evening was large. The Pixley sisters were here
Two wears ago and made a favorable impression.
Since then we notice an Improvement in some
respects The young ladies possess marked
talent for pleasing the public and are well sus-
tained by several frst-rate actors Mr.. Dennis, as
uTrotter Southdown is as good as the best
Tonv Ward renders a comic song effectively,
and it don't matter much if he is required to
nersenate several characters at once. lie II do
Il In "A way that will make you laugh. We would
call particular attention to the programme pub
lished in to-day's paper for this Saturday
eveuing. The great sensational Shoe Fly
will be given. This song has been the rage in
the large cities for some time. I" Shoo Fly
hats, bonnets, &C., are all the fashion. "Shoo
Fly, don't bodder me-, was rendered famous
the other day by the notable passage at arms
hetween Messrs. Butler and Cox in the House of
REPRESENTATIVES,. The Pixley troupe is a better
ione than we can reasonably expect to visit us.
A full company of good performers are expensive
and cant make it pay with small bouses. We
have had no more deserving performers in Wea-
yerylle Give them good house. weaver
vile beats them all when the people start IN.
GLoyE MAKER-It may not be generally
known that the manufacture of gloves is be-
ing carried on in Weaverville. Such, however, is
the fact Mr.. L. McCausland, an excellent
workman has developed the fact that there is a
demand for more than one man can do of such
work There are other local manufactures that
could, no doubt be proftably carried on here
Eyervthng like this retains money in the county,
and it is "A diversity of pursuits which renders
all profitable Why can't the soap, brooms and
other staple articles which we use be manu-
factured here. There is room for number of
enterprising men to establish themselves in per-
manent and paying business. 1t requires "a
great variety of articles to supply our popula-
ton of three thousand souls and their cost toots
up to a round sum. In time this thing of pur-
chasing everything abroad ready made Will rem
edy itself, but the sooner the better for the peo-
ple of Trinity 1t is in this way only that we
twill find IA remedy for this consumption OF the
purse.
THE GLoBE NozzLE,-A correspondent writing
from Northfork, March 10th, gives us the follow
ing The Globe nozzles are all they are rep
resented to be. have two, have had but lit
lie water but from work have done with them
think they are the best invention ever intro
duced in hydraulic mining. They work on a
nigot so easy that n child can turn them, an en-
tire horizontal revolution and have vertical
play of forty-fve degrees, and the movement
does not effect the force of the stream in the
lcast-it remains as solid as an icice lin turning
common pipes they are apt to Cow tail y. They
entirely do away with canvass, which is one of
the most costly and troublesome things i'll IA hy-
draulic claim with heavy pressure
FIREs IN WEAvERvILLE On the 7th OF March
1853 the first disastrous fire broke out in Wea-
yeryile Nearly one half of the town was laid
ii ashes and the damages were estimated at
$lO0, 000 The second fire on the 7th of
September, 1855, and originated in Temperance
hall about IL o'clock at night. Twenty-nine
buidngs were burned loss about 100000.
Onthe 5th of December following, the most
Instructive connagratioR occurred damages
5000 900. The last fire of importance was on
the 10th of October, 1861 damages abont $5O,-
600.
MINING AT HAYFoRK.-Thursday and Friday of
last week the Duncan boys picked up the snug
sum of S 90 in their claim on IIayfork, mile or
So above Bayles' store. billiard q Hills, who
are working another claim, are said to have
still better diggings.
DUTTONs CREEK.-AccouutS from Duttons
creek continue to be encouraging. The Dutton
Creek Mining company have began opening their
gronnd above Connor, Dixon Co. We hear
that the first named company are getting better
prospects than ever.
Nor Much SNow.-There is but seven feet of
snow upon Salmon Mountain, the Trinity
Center and Salmon river trail, where there is
usuaIy from twenty to thirty feet, at this time
ofthe year.
THE WEATHER.-The past week has been
rather stormy and blustry. Last Saturday
night, in particular, the wind very high, in
some alarming persons dwelling in frame
bnidings.
sr. PArRIoK's DANoE.-A very pleasant party
Of ladies and gentlemen attended at Thomas
Theatre Thursday evening, 18th instant, to
honor the day and enjoy social dance.
MILL PaEAoH.-Rev. NJ. P. Farnham will
preach at Lewiston next Sunday, March goth, at