Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-10

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SATURDAY., DECEMBER 10, 1870.
A MOVEMENT is being made to annex Sonora
to the United States.
a FOUNDRY is soon to be established at Oak
land, according to the Transcript.
A Coon OXE.--FTgaro names Fred'k Mac
Crellish, of the Ala, as a candidate for the
Governorship.
| No PERCENTAGE.-A rattle is advertised at Ma
rysville for 500 gold coin there are to be 100
chances at 81 each.
ApAoHEs are still committing depredations in
Sonora. The government of that State has
raised the premium on each Apache scalp from
5000 to $500.
SAMPLES of cotton raised in Merced county, in
this State, have been examined in New Orleans
and pronounced superior to any raised in the
Atlantic or Gulf States.
WHAT significant subjects the female lecturers
do talk about. One in this State enlightens her
hearers on " Man Unmasked," and another, in
Indiana goes after % Man, in the Raw"
In San Francisco, Nov. 28th Il. Goodman,
an agent of the Marysvlle Lottery, was arrested
for selling tickets. He was released by Judge
Sawyer on his own recognizance. 1t is said the
law against lotteries has no force
CoMNG.-The Alta learns by private letter
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has fully made up his mind to pay this State a
visit next Spring, probably after the adjournment
of Congress, which occurs on the 4th of March.
OAKLAND has improved wonderfully during the
past year In that time upwards of five hundred
new buildings have been built, and the Transcript
says that at least and one-quarter millions of
dollars have been added to the real estate value
of that city.
| ROBERT FERRALL who has been engaged as
heavy editor on the Sacramento Reporter has
retired and resumed the editorial management
of the Sonoma Democrat 1t is reported that he
will be prominent candidate for State Printer,
subject to the Democratic nomination.
LIBEL SUIT has been brought in the Twelfth
District Court, at San Francisco, by a church
member against his former Pastor. 1t appears
that the Pastor had brought charges against the
member by which he was put out of the church
and brought into contempt and ridicule. Dam
ages are claimed to the amount of $4,000.
| AN ANCIENT.-The New Albany (Indiana) led
ger says that in that city resides James Rutledge
who is between 100 and lO2 years of age. He
was made Master Mason when about twenty
one years of age, and has been member of that
Ancient and Honorable Order nearly eighty years
He is supposed to be the oldest Mason living.
A SPECIAL telegram to Figaro, dated Virginia
City, November 28th, says; " Jack Sheppard
walked one hundred and ten hours and ten
minutes and then walked through snow three
blocks to his bed. He offers to bet one thousand
dollars to five hundred that he can walk one
hundred and twenty hours in three weeks time"
A RESIDENT of Chicago has invented street
car which derives its motive power from com
pressed air. It'takes but few moments to fill
the tanks which are calculated to hold enough
air to propel the car, with ordinary load three
miles at the rate of a mile in ten minutes or less.
1t is claimed to be one of the most important
and valuable inventions of the century.
ROBERT BONNER still has the lead in fast trot-
ting stock. He owns two horses which made the
best time of the season at Prospect Park Fair
Grounds, on November 10th. " Joe Elliot" a
sx-year-old, trotted his mile in 2-l84, carrying
five pounds over full weight " Pocahontas
did the same thing in 2-l9. 1t will be remem-
bered that Dexter, who also belongs to Bonner,
made it in 2-l71 which is the fastest trotting
time ON record.
A Tribune special says diplomatic circles are
excited just now by curious rumor relating to
reported efforts of the Prusslan Government to
secure foothold in the West Indies 1t is stated
the Prussian agent visited President Baez in
San Domingo, some months ago, and informally
offered to take reversion of our annexation
scheme to purchase the territory of San Domin-
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