Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-28


STRIPED suits are all the go in San Francisco,
just now.
THE San Domingo Commission left New York
on the 18th.
THE second installment of the German loan
has been taken at an advance.
Four of the Georgia Representatives have been
admitted to seats in Congress.
THE Democrats of Connecticut have re-nomi-
mated all the present State officers.
MARYsvILLE farmer intends planting 300
acres with castor beans in the Spring.
IT is thought probable that Congress will pass
en- Amnesty Act with but few restrictions.
J. r. HARDENBEReH nomination as U S. Sur
veyor General for California has been confirmed.
PARTIES who have been there say the Lower
California Colonization scheme is a grand hum
bug.
THE San Francisco Mercantile Library has
now on hand $4,000 in cash, and 80, 900 vol
umes.
CALIFORNIA is now to receive a mail from the
East every day. Formerly none left Chicago on
Sundays.
BRIG with full cargo of California manu-
factured goods left San Francisco last week for
Australia.
MANY of the dry-goods firms of San Francisco
have agreed to close their stores at seven CLOCK
in the evening.
GOVERNOR HAIGHg will review the National
IF "a CO
ingtons Birthday.
THE Marin County Journal is to be enlarged.
We are glad to see this sign of prosperity and
wish it continued success
SARGENT has introduced a bill to enable Wash
ington Territory to become a State, and another
for the admission of Utah.
Born OF the Santa Clara papers have been sus-
pended temporarily Cause-didnt settle pune
tualy with their employees.
ONE wealthy merchant oe New York has been
made to pay fine of $4,000 for defrauding the
Government of his Income Tax
THE Oregon Sentinel has entered upon it's six
teen:h volume. 1t is Republican in politics and
bears marks of prosperity. Success to it.
lHE Dan francisco CHTOnicte mas entered upon
its thirteenth volume and claims to have the
largest circulation of any paper on the Pacific
Coast.
We see by the Marysvlle papers that Professor
Griffith is giving some of his mastery (?) manip-
ulations in that city Look out for your printing
bills, gentlemen.
The wheels used for the drawing of the Mer-
camille Library Lottery have been taken from the
stands and placed on top of the lamp-posts in
front Of the building.
MANY of the leading jurists and journals of the
country, give it as their opinion that under the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend ments, women
have the right to vote
ACCORDING to the new apportionment bill
which will probably pass in Congress, Califor-
mia will be sptited to an additional Congress
man, makid four in all.
BILL, embracing the Presidents views on
the AlabamG claims, is soon to be placed before
the Senate Committee Foreign Affairs, who
are to take immediate action thereon.
to provide Territorial Government
Cor the District of Columbia was passed in the
hOuse On Tue ZUlH lHsI AN amendment TO eS-
tablish female suffrage was lost-ayes, 55 to
lis nays.
GENERAL PLEAsAEToN, Commission er of Intern
al Revenue, recommends the immediate repeal
of the income law, because as it is now amended
the amount collected will not pay the expense of
collecting.
BILL has On introduced in the Nevada
Legislature to provide an Insane Asylum for that
State, as the Directors of the California Asylum
have informed them that they can no longer care
for Nevada's patients.
A MAIL car on the Eastern bound train of the
Central Pacific railroad was lately entered and
robbed of a package of registered letters and
large amount of treasure, part of which was af-
terwards found under a sidewalk at Truckee.
THE Yreka Journal is soon to come out in a
new dress. Brother Nixon is a staunch defender
of Republican principles and intends to send the
Journal through the coming campaign with an
improved appearance. Long may he flourish.
On, No THE San Francisco Chronicle says
that Democrats object to the records of the last
session of the Legislature being used as election
eering documents in the coming campaign Of
course, Republicans will not do so if the Democ-
Eacy does not want them to.