Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24


FRESH FlsH.-Shoppe & Co. have set their net
in Trinity river just above Douglas City, and
expect to furnish fresh fish to this market by
to-day Saturday. They intend to put the fish,
when caught, into punt filled with water SO
that they will be kept alive until the last mo-
ment before coming to this market
A CHANCE TO DANcE.-We understand that
two Fourth of July dances will be given at Mi
nersvlle-one at P. Van Matres and the other
at j. II. Tourtellottes Van Matres and vicinity
is an excellent fishing ground and pleasant re-
sort in the Summer.
PRIVATE ScHooL.--Miss NJ. e. Cochell will
open private school next Monday at the Gram
mar Department building of Weaverville School
District. Miss Cochell is competent teacher
and we doubt not will find ample encourage
ment.
ALMOST FIRE.-A building in Chinatown
caught fire Thursday afternoon The fact was
soon discovered and the flames extnpuished
The wind was blowing hard at the time, and our
citizens narrowly escaped a general conhagra-
ton.
DURING the recent gale, large pine tree stand
ing near the corral of Mr.. VIM. Hall, at Trinity
Centre, blew down and killed one of his best
cows. There were eighteen cows in the corral
at the time but none of the others were injured
MILE JEAL & Co.'S Circus gave a performance
in Weaverville on last Wednesday evening.
Two lady performers did very WE'LL and so did
small boy, but outside of these three it was
rather a slim exhibition.
PARALYzED.-From f. W. Young we learn
that the wife of Thos. Carr, of Eureka, Hum
boldt county, has been stricken with paralysis
Mrs. Carr has many friends here who regret her
misfortune.
AMONG the nominations made by the Union
Republican Convention of Siskiyou, we find the
name of Charles F. Miers, formerly of this coun-
ty, for County Superintendent of Public Schools
THOMAS MCGovERN advertises valuable mining
and other property at a rattle. Here is a chance
for some one to get good claim and water-right
for little money. See advertisement elsewhere.
There is a carriage and buggy painter in town
who, we understand, will do all kinds of work
in his line, in good style. He can be found at
the old Miners Hotel building.
FISHING party from Weaverville, captured
about four hundred and fifty trout in Hay Fork
Greek. Mat. Lowden was the champion fish
st of the company
GRIFFITH, the advance agent of Mile Jeal 4
Cos Circus, is the same individual who left Wea-
vervle last Fall without paying his board and
printing bills,
HOME FROM SCHooL.-Most all the Junction
City children home from school because of
sickness prevailing among them.
Mas. CARRIE f. You've ectured to average au-
dences at this place on Saturday and Sunday
evenings last
THE residents OF Fagg town have had the side
walk between town and that place put in thor
ough repair. ......
CLAIM SoLD.-H. B. Hayes has sold mining
claim near Lewiston to Jessop & Ralph, for $50
"No BLOOD F'.--W -Weaverville has juvenile
"shootist." No blood Satisfactory
NORTHERN LIGHTS were visible from Weaver
vile on Saturday night, June 18th.
PERsoNAL.-Mr, w. Watson and lady have
been stopping in town this week.
j. 0. WELSH, Photographic Artist, is at pres
ent in this county and intends TO remain only a