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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-10-19
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFoRNIA, /
Sept. 10th, 1872.
% All whom it May Concern

SHASTA, CALlFORNIA,
Sept. 10th, 1872.
To All whom it May Concern;
WHEREAS, on the fifteenth day Of
w July, A. ID. 1872, the Township
map of Township Thirty-three North,
Range Nine West, Mount Diablo Base
and Meridian, was filed in the L. s. Land
Office at Shasta, California, wherein tho
South East quarter of North East quar-
ter of Section Thirteen in Township 80
North, Range Nine West, Mount Diablo
Base and Meridian, was returned rs min
eral in character, and more valuable for
mining than for agricultural purposes
And Whereas, John Arm did, on the
30th day of July, A. ID. 1872, file in tho
Registers office of this District his Do
claratory Statement claiming the same
land, and affidavit alleging that the same
and each of the smallest legal subdivisions
thereof is agricultural in character, and
more valuable for agricultural than for
mining purposes
Now, Therefore, You will please take
notice, that under and by virtue of in
structons from tho Commissioner of the
General Land Otlice, dated June I'd, 1868,
we have fixed the
9TH Day OF November, a. ID. 1872,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the hearing Of
proofs as TO the mineral or agricultural
character Of said land, and il said land
has been occupied for agricultural pur-
poses, and improved as such, before the
10Th of July, 1866, the burden OF proof
will be upon the party seeking to estab-
lish its mineral character at which time
and place you may appear, il you see
proper, and offer such proofs us YOU may
have to sustain the return us made upon
said Township map.
IN WITNESS WHERE
.-s of, | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my seal Of
L. S. office, the day and year first
above written.
#--y-I@ JNo. $. FoLLANsBEE,
sep2S-5w. Register
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-10-19

TAKEN TO STocKToE.-Deputy Sheriff
fhilbrook left last Saturday morning for
Stockton, having in charge William
iLeese, who had previously been adjudged
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VOU ARE HEREBY RFOUIRED

VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED
l. to appear in an action brought against
you by the above-named Plaintiff in the
District Court Of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of California, in and
for the said County of Trinity, and to
answer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days exclusive OF the day of service)
after the service on you of this summons
it served within the county; or, il
served out of this county, but in this dis
trict, within twenty days otherwise,
within forty days-or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you, according
to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to dissolve
the bonds of matrimouy existing between
said Plaintiff and Defendant end tor such
other relief rs to this Court may seem
just.
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the complaint,
as above required, the Plaintiff will apply
to this Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and
the seal of the District Court of the 9th
Judicial District Of the State
~@0m of California, in and for the
said County of Trinity, this
( l.. S. 18th day of August, in the
year of our Lord one thous-
%-~-~ and eight hundred and sew
enty-two.
JAS. G. TROTTER,
augl7-2m. Clerk.
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Action brought
in District Court of
the Ninth Judicial
District ofthe State
of California, in
and for the county
of Trinity, and the
Complaint filed in
said countyof Trim
ity in the office of
the Clerk of said
District Court.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District of the state of
California, I'm and for the COun-
" of Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-10-19

The People of the State of California
Send Greeting to ". ". ALLEN,
DefeRddRt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-10-19

ANNE ALLEN,
Plaintiff
Against
w. w. ALLEN,
Defendant.
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River News.

CAIRO, November 17.-Arrivcd-Nich
Longworth, from New Orleans, Capita,
1C.Ex III; S2s;sa4ltss SSasS{rea.
; .tystSSiiiI. Ueparted-Joe Kinney fol
Vicksburg, q. s. Lumer for New Orleans
Colorado for Vicksburg, Emma Elliott fol
Memphis, Capital City, for St. Louis
Longworth Tor Louisville, Mary Forsythe
for New Orleans. River risen five inches
clear; thermometer 80.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 17.-ltiver eight feet
five inches, falling.
PrTTsBuRaH, November 17.-River
feet 10 inches, and receding slowly
Weather cold and freezing. Arrived
Junlata and Carrie Brooks.
LOUISVILLE, November 17.-River fall
ing with 8 feet in canal and s feet in
chute. Weather clear and cool, the mer-
curry standing at 35. No business. De.
parted-J. D. Parker, Memphis; John
Kilgour, New Orleans. The Wild Cat
and Hawkeye, with full tow, passed up
for Pittsburgh.
EVANSVILLE, November 17.-Weather
clear and cold; mercury 90. The river
has fallen 8 inches. Port list, down, Ex.
change, Robert Mitchell, Petril No. 3, W
@. Cowan, Kanawha and Morning Star
Up, Arkansas Belle. No business.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 17.-In all the cathe-
drals in France to-day special PRAYERS
were offered for the National Assembly
and the blessing of God invoked on il
proceedings. Government officials attend
ed the services, escorted by details Of
troops as guards Of honor. The congre-
cations at all the churches Of this city
were very large.
The several parties into which the As
sembly is divided held meetings here last
nig1t 10 sum up the events Of the past
week and decide upon their future policy
The Monarchists confess that they have
been defeated, and will .rt7,it - taeE:sSI
able retreat BY giving sav.r support to
the conservative Republicans, All the
conservative elements have been united
IN favor ot q motion which will be intro
dueed this week by Deputy Changarner,
condemning Gambetta's speech at Tours.
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SPAIN.

MADRID. November 1e-The court
physicians issued q bulletin this morning
stating that King Amadeus passed Q bad
The Lower House Of Cortes passed the
first clause OF the Mortgage Bank Bill by
a vote Of 1l8 against IS.
There Is trouble at Vittoria, the capital
ofthe province OF Alava, between the Gov.
ernment authorities and the artillery
troops stationed there, caused BY the op.
position Of the latter against the appoint
ment of Gen. Hidalgo Us Captain Gener-
al OF the province. The latest reports
from the town state that the troops still
maintain their defiant attitude and more
serious tronble Is feared.
In consequence of recent demonstra.
tons Of rowing Carlist bands In the north
ern provinces, the garrison at Sartander
has been increased and Q force Of car
bineers concentrated at Lagron.
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Railroad Accidents.

MEMPHIS, November 10 The accident
on the Little Rock railroad, reported last
night, was caused by a broken rail. The
engineer saw it, but too late to stop the
train, and he and the fireman Jumped
from the engine as 1t struck the gap and
were caught under the engine. The en-.
gineer was killed, the colored fireman had
a lleg broken and otherwise injured.
The conductor was on the engine at the
time, stuck to it, and was unipj jured.
Wreckers are atwork receiving cotton
from the sunken steamer St. Mary. 1t Is
doubtful whether she can be raised, hav.
ing sunk some six inches.
NEW YORK, November 16.-A collision
occurred on the Erie Railway at Cheek.
towago Crossing, three miles from here.
The locomotive Of one train dashed into
two passenger cars Of another train, and
was demolished. Fifteen or twenty ladies
were in one car, OF whom only one was
slightly injured. 1taa
CINCINNATI, November 17.-A special
to the Gazette. from DAYTON, SAYS. that q
ep&SS.sr $. ! I. tS6S ttsii 6n inc At-
lantic g. Great Western Railroad explod-
ed at BOwlesville, six miles north OF
Springfield, tearing up the track, wreck.
ing the train, killing John N. Haines, the
engineer, L. D. Carter, brakeman, and IA
tally scalding the fireman, John loves.
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Shooting Antar.

sT. LOUIS, November 17.-About eight
o'clock tonight, while n large number Of
gentlemen were cOpgregatcd in the vesti.
bule Of the Southern Hotel, Capt. Ed.
Dix, o well known steamboat man, walked
up TO Robert W. Estliu, of New Orleans,
who was converting with some friends,
and deliberately shot him in the lett Jaw.
Estlin fell, and while down Dix fired
another shot, which struck the pros
trate man in the left side. Alter shooting
Dix gave his pistol to one OF the clerks oi
the hotel, and was taken by his friends 10
the Office Of the Chief of Police, who or
dered him to be locked up in the Four
Courts. Estlin was taken to his room,
where the wounds were examined bysur.
geons and found to be very slight. The
cause of the shooting cannot be ascertain.
ed, both parties being very reticent, but
ii appears that the gentlemen had quar-.
rel few days ago over a game Of domi-
noes, and 1t Is thought the affair tonight
grew out OF that.
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The Philadelphia PostOftice,

NEW YoRK, November 16.-The 7ri.
bunsS special says the President made
the following speech to Cameron and as
sociates, Of the Philadelphia delegation,
who desired the appointment Of Post.
master of Philadelphia Of their own &c.
lection:
"GRNTLENrEN:-I do not well see how
it would be proper for me to set aside the
rules and regulations Of the Civil Service
Commission. I some time ago deter.
mined to enforce those regulations on
every proper occasion. What have We
here? There are two candidates pre-
sented, both Republicans; one Of them
Mr.. Fairman, has been an employe Of the
Philadelphia Postoflce for some time, and
I am satisfied that he Is fully competent
to discharge the duties Of Postmaster. Il
l was disposed to set aside the Civil Ser.
vice rules and 60 outside, I might ap'
point Mr.. Trueman, but l cannot consci
entiously do this"
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ALABA MA.

MONTGOMERY, November 17,-Messrs.
Morgan, Kimbo and Mcneil, Conserva-
tives, who have certificates Of election as
members oi the Legislature, were arrested
by q deputy United States Marshal to-day,
between Selma and Uniontown, and taken
to Mobile. The Marshal said that he had
instructions not to take bail. The offence
charged is some violation Of the election
law. This will make the political com.
plexion OF the Legislature doubtful on
It's organization. as the carrying of the
prisoners to Mobile will involve several
days Of delay. The Liberals and Con.
seryattyes would have a majority In the
House II the arrested parties were allowed
to take their seats. The Legislature meets
Tomorrow. nj. .a
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.lgI ~ aaaIol 0rIsao yAdN0N aaoNG8LLla1I Ad 3aal

day and yesterday. This Is possible 10 aid
or relief that can be given 10 the sufferers
BY the fire. The paper held by the banks
Is largely that Of outsiders, endorsed by
the burned out houses, and II Is fortunate
that the general state Of business abroad
In other commercial circles Is so sAtislac.
tory that calls are not TO be made for
settlement, with talk about loan.
Regarding the cause Of the fire and its
management by the fire department,
there Is much said about the blowing up
Of the buildings during the fire. It Is as.
serted by many that the work was done
improperly and illegally, and that the city
can be held by the owners Of the property
thus destroyed for damages. II Is SAID
that go loosely were the permits to use
powder drawn and given to different par.
ties, that they might have blown up the
entire city at their discretion. The mum.
Der Of buildings blown up Il, quite large,
and those shattered is also considerable,
A fiendish attempt was made, Friday
night, by deposittng three heavy ties
across the Harlem track at Williams
Bridge, to throw of the Boston express,
but fortunately they were not fastened Sc.
curely, and were readily displaced by the
locomotive a reward Of $1,000 Is offer.
ed for the apprehension Of the guilty par.
ties, who, II caught, will quite likely be
lynched.
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The Cass County (MoO Tragedy.

KANSAS Cry, November 1.-THE
1inlea has . full account OF the indicting
Of forty-four citizens Of Cass county,
Mo-, by the grand jury, for being impli.
Gated in the Gum City tragedy last
April, In which judgeoi the Cass coun.
ty Court, County Attorney Hines and a
man named Dutro were murdered by a
mob, who stopped the train OF cars and
shot the men down IN cold blood for al.
legged connection with thetraudulent issue
Of Cass county bonds. -..-..
Thirty-six Of the indicted men answer
ed the sheriti's summons and appeared at
Judge McGaughey's court, in Harrison
vile, yesterday, where they were ar
raigued, plead not guilty and were re-
leased on bonds to appear for trial the
fourth Monday In February next. Of the
other eight, three were secured, the re-
mainder are out OF the State, but oil will
soon report themselves 10 the proper
authorities. The case was worked up by
E. N. BOggs Of this city, under special
instructions from Gov. Brown.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 18.-The Norwe,
gtan ship Leretas, was wrecked In the
North Sea during the terrible gale on
Wednesday last, and fourteen OF the crew
perished.
A dispatch from 81. Valsand Of to.day's
date reports that eighty vessels were total,
ly wrecked In the late gale and the town
considerable damaged by inuudation. The
fishermen on the Islands Of Zeingest, Dars
and Hiddensoe, lost all their fishing
smacks and apparatus. Their houses and
contents were greatly damaged by the
high water. Nearly all the cattle ON the
Islands were drowned, wells flooded by
the sea, and the inhabitants are suffering
for the want ol fresh water, food and shel.
ter. The government has dispatched
steamers laden with supplies TO their re-
lief.
The island of Rugen also felt the disas.
ter heavily. Many oil It's fishing boats
have been destroyed and the fields near
the coast line flooded. The loss Of life
both on the islands and main land Is very
great.
The ex.Empress Eugenie held iete at
Chiselhurst yesterday. Many visitors were
present from Paris. A number Of regi.
mens stationed at Versailles sent boquets
70 her.
A banquet in honor Of the opening Of
the Australian Telegraph Line was given
at the Carron Street Hotel last night.
Three hundred persons were present, and
Earl Kimberly presided.
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CANADA.


PETERSBURG, ONT, Nov. 10 "A horrible
murder has been committed in the town
ship Of Dunmore near the head Of Story
Lake. One Boilon, a laborer employed
by d farmer named Payne, murdered the
wife and child Of the latter. The woman's
head was terribly crushed and the child
was found with its throat cut from ear to
ear. The murderer was arrested and mar
rowly escaped lynching.
KINGSTON, ONT, November 16-A
snow storm prevails here, and several
steamers, propellors and schooners have
been compelled to put back.
QUEBEo, November 16.-The brig Tri'
ton, which went ashore below this place
has been got off and towed up to be sur.
veyed. s.s..s.r
a telegram from Gaspe states that Capt
Vivian, Of Corkentine, John and Henry
Before, reported lost at Cape Cove, were
rescued. The crew were lost.
Snow iell here last night.
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THE HORSE DISEASE.

New YoRK Nov. 10.-The dropsy NAL.
ady among horses continues and Is Of a
very fatal type. It ls thought the worst
has passed In this city and neighberhood.
Commodore VanderblltS Mountain Boy
died yesterday. Nlg q
ToLGDo, November 10.-The- horse
malady is spreading rapidly. The lead.
ing livery establishments OF the city are
closed, and several OF the are department
horses arc sick.
MEMPHIs, November 10.-The horse
disease Is prevailing here to q small ex.
tent, confined chiefly to the stables OF the
Adams Express CompSny. None OF the
cases are very serious. .Allof tho horses
in the city are receiving more than usual
care and attention.
COLUMBUS, o., November 1.-THE ep.
izootic has at last made its appearance In
two livery stables here. About fifty
horses are now affected.
Troy, N, Y November 1.-THE drop.
sy has attacked the sick horses here, aud
the disease is worse.
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Y. NJ. c. A...RnrrlarX.

TOLEDO, November 16.-The sixth an
nual State Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association assembled Ii
this city yesterday. Il. P. Lloyd of Gin
cinnaIi, was chosen President In the alb
sence OF President II. Thane Miller. Near
" all parts Of tine State are well repre-
sented. The welcome meeting was held
ast evening at the First Congregations
Church. Addresses were delivered By
Mayor Jones, ex. Gov. Lee and others.
The dry goods store Of Sherwood, Bar
ker s Co., was burglarizsd last night and
from three 10 four thousand dollars worth
Of laces and other goods taken.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November 16.-The govern.
ment has issued a Ministerial decree
signed by sezeuplitz, Minister of Com.
merce, commanding the German railroad
companies to discontinue the practice d
transporting emigrants unless iull rate
are paid for persons and baggage. Hith.
erto the railroad companies have carried
emigTants from the interior 10 the sea
board at very low rates, and baggage free
thus encouraging emigration. The decree
Is arbitrary, and obstructs emigration by
increasing the difficulties In reaching ths
sea board. '>
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A Novel Device for Making Build
ingS Flre.Proof.

Fron the American Artisan)
Can totally fire.proof building be
nGdel To believe that this is impossible
would be greatly to depreciate The me.
chanlcal and scientific resources OF the
age. Nothing can burn till heated to
the temperature at which 1t combines
with oxygen; the problem of fire.
pFoOang will then be solved when
We discover the means by which
The temperature Of combustibles can
De kept from, reaching the temper,
AZURE Of combustion. We can apply
The most intense heat to steam boilers
without burning them. Whyp Because
each atom Of water they contain is swift
vehicle TO seize upon and carry away
heat Let US make up the partition Of
walls Of buildings In a manner analogous
10 sectional steam boilers, and no fire
would be communicated from one build,
Jog to another A thing so evident should
nave attracted the attention OF architects
'Ong before this. In this way, iron
which by itself Is not q FIRE prootng ma
ktlal, can, BY the most economical use ot
NGler, be made to withstand the seyerest
ordeal.
The iron.closed water spaces need moi
Oe more than one inch In thickness, and
need never be subjected to a hydraulic
pressure Of more than three or foul
tee1 head. These walls can, there
.o'e, be made of thin metal. They car
Oe supplied with water from the common
SateF-setVlce, or from tanks placed at the
.oH OF buildings. In case Of FIRE, the
!Miniug Of . single cock would supply
%em with water, and the temperature 0i
%Sepatttlion could never rise above 219e
s4ntenheit I'LL the water had all boiled
SHay' In this way, not 1.-THE OF the
sateF now vainly used to extinguish such
usa as those Of Chicago and Boston
"T9!a 10Y % needed 10 preserve q whole city
we eieel certain that no solid material
SaoWn in the arts is capable Of withstand
w Iae heat generated In these great fires.
Ms must find something that heat will
Wy melt, Or warp, or crack, and otherwise
~ UHIpefvious 10 air that fire cannot com
SnMea1e with combustibles stored il
,Sa'pSinss, or We must expend the force o.
~S,t ny aeat on something we can afford tc
~ss ~ne economically. This something Il
,Ssf, aef, and we think we have pointed ou,
me way TO use It,
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Thc Gate Floods In Itnlv.


NEW YORK, November 16.-The Lon.
don Times Of the 9th, in an editorial on
the floods in Italy, says that two.thirds
OF the province OF Msntau, and one-third
OF that OF Fefrara have been flooded.
More than 10000 families arc houseles.
Vast tracts in the territories Of Parma,
Reggie and Modena are turned into lakes,
on the surface OF which may be seen
the tops OF trees, roofs OF houses and
the floating carcasses Of drowned cattle.
Not only the solid barns and substantial
tarm houses peculiar to this district, but
even the churches have In many cases
been unable 10 Withstand the violence
OF the floods. Many human beings have
perished, both Of those who allowed
themselves 10 be caught within the lower
buildings and OF those who fed for safety
to lotIier edifices. But hardly less wretch.
ed is the condition Of the survivors; the
cattle they have rescued from the flood
are perlshing from want of fodder-they
themselves are thrown for subsistence on
their neighbors charities and harvest
they have lately garnered; the fields they
had just sown are laid waste. What
was month ago the richest
Of plains Is now u chaotic mass
not unlikely to bear for many years,
the work OF a few hours havoc; nor are
the ravages limited to the lower lands
of the Po, but all around over the vast
level and up to the mountain sides the
devastation extends. The rivers are ev-
erYwhcre breaking their bounds and the
waters are out throughout the peninsula.
The distress is immense and threatens to
exhaust the ordinary resources OF public
and private charity to repair the damage
done to their dykes by the Pc and the
Oglio, and the province Of Mantau alone
during the present inundation. Il Is reck.
oned that the sum Of 10000 pounds will
be required. 4 G
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The Army Of the Cumberland.

DAYTON, November 1.-THE Army Of
the Cumberland Committee met Satur-
day night, and reported that everything
would be ready Wednesday forenoon.
The indications are that the attendance
will be large. Gen. Sheridan telegraphs
that he will answer at roll.call. Gen. Joe
Hooker, Senator Morton, Gen. Meigs,
Gov. Noyes. and many other dlstin-
gulshed persons, will DO here. The com.
mittee have arranged to spend the second
day at the Soldiers Home, where the
veterans will give them grand reception
and entertainment. Headquarters arc
changed 10 the Phillips House.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, November 16.-Mr. Tyler,
chairman Of the Democratic Executive
Committee oi Alabama, telegraphed to
Athens TO Geo. s. Houston that the Dem.
ocrats will have four or five majority on
joint ballot in the Legislature.
Mr. Houston, and Judge R. W, Walker,
Vi Huntsville, are prominent Democratic
aspirants TO the United States Senate,
Greeley's majority in Tennessee ie S,2lS
with ten counties TO hear from officially.
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Robbery Near TiinsvIlln

q, iIsCIHusr1lE, Nov. 16.-The residence
~" Soan Watson one mile from this city
tss sss y sentered last evening Immediately al
hinSIStk N sStk oy i've masked men, who after
NIS.ng TSN each member oL the family, com.
Th;sS T,;sS At; ~ Watson to open his safe, nom
WS.m wS'TS ss,9OO were taken, after which he
"uSl "Ss likewise bound, and the robbers made
SSUG ~ Ineir escape, The unfortunate ones
cIueV sV y STt tN liberated until midnight No