Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-08-05
A GOOD TICKET.

The Convention which assembled in Weaver
vile this week acted wisely and we'll The
ticket put forward commends Itself to the suf-
frages of the voters In this county.
Mn. JosEPH EWING, the nominee for the Assem-
bly,, is well-to-do farmer residing at Hay Fork
He is in the prime of life and is esteemed by all
who know him as gentleman of sterliug COED
sense and strict integrity. All his -,erest. re
centered in this county and he wilt e faithful
working representative of Trinity county in the
next Legislature.
The senior proprietor of the Journal is the
candidate for County Judge.
| ELLIS FLOWERS, Esq, who was nominated for
Sheriff. is one OF those men so rarely found in
any community; of an &C tive temperament and
decided character tempered with such genuine
good feeling in all his transactions, that not one
can be found to avow himself personal enemy.
The oftener Mr.. Flowers goes before the people,
the more votes he will get he is our next
Sheriff.
In reno;ninatng J. ". PmLRRooK, the Con-
venton rightfully indorsed the present incnm-
bent of the Clerks office as the best man for the
place, and the most efficient and popular Clerk
this county has ever had.
A. r. EARL, of Douglas City, for District At
torney, is 6rst-ratc selection. Mr.. Earl has
resided in the county many years and most of
the time at Douglas City. Having been a JUS
tice Of the Peace for number of years, he is
familiar with criminal jurisprudence and the
statutes of this State. His many friends know
him to be we'll qualified for TIE position and
will support him without regard to party.
E. 7. McCAusLAND, of Weagersille, the choice
of the Convention for Treasurer, is one of the
best men to be found anywhere. He has too
uany friends to be beaten by anybody.
1t is we'll understood that the county revenue
depends more on the faithful administration of the
Assessors Office than any other. 1t was in full
view of this fact that the Republican Convention
nomina ted ALBERT BowLER, of Weaverville, for
Assessor. Mr.. Bowler was the District Assessor
of this District for two years, and as such has a
record of which he may well be proud, and
which points him out as the man for the place.
w. II. BACHELOR, of Weaverviie. is the can
ddate for Coroner and Public Administrator.
Mr.. Bachelor is the present incumbent and the
county never had an officer more faithful and at
tentiye to the duties devolved apon him. To
this the Attorneys, the Clerk aud the Probate
Court will certify. The voters will remember
these facts,
W. B. LovETT, of North Fork is a young man
of education and ability, and fully competent to
fill the position of Superintendent of Public
Schools.
The Office of County Surveyor is blank in
reality, but it otherwise, Mr.. B. c. WAT
TIES of Taylor's Flat, is qualified to fill the po-
sition and discharge its duties.
JoHN SHERIDAN, of Junction City, will run like
wild-ire He is whole-soued Irshman, of ex-
cellent business capacity, will be supported by
all his neighbors, leave Junction City with fifty
majority, and come to Weaverviie to take his
seat as the Supervisor of this District.
c. B. CRowNINsnIELD, of Weaveryille, and A.
II. Marshall, of Douglas City, the Republican
nominees for Justices of the Peace for Weaver
vile Township, are the best selections that
could be made, and will be generally ndorsed.
JAMES G. SMITH, Of Weavervile, and Orrn
Lobdell Of Douglas City, will make efficient
Constables, and know from past service what
the duties of the office are