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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
EN- VENTA MUY BARATo.

KAmpasAa g. esasGNi meaNl . hlssYe de- warsn.
Elnepns bcmA4a pAfn kasm pAxn a@eAs asuAs ~.
hN4ln - plumo. hApsfp . nsetAls MMvvM pMxA 80
49, waMmAaa y shseM3s p@Fkn~h2mhnm snns
NAMEwMam wAxsma e1AMua hnta - ennemxmasmss
~ NlnnahrnaA8
xkAEsna plnnos - AssGin1sn 6AmnnnGaasn pnrn
f4fpaes. xidFtnrAa akKn4 M4mMs
y pns AiElmn aAkmm @M&AMm NxaMm 60 NmwAmn
vwam@ 60 a eatmAe eBa8han9tmtWma@s~ 9eNx@s
mtee@ ssssemh4n - - ts7av~J Vi N1maasAw
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
OABALLO.

Sc vende uno color Eaino, de cerca de IA de
alEada de 9 amos de edad y sin defectos.
Daran naxoN en- el pabellon ndm. del uiso
principa del cuartel de Ballaja. 7-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02

- nehAhaze axo -
GO hsrssA rsa = - klssa u
- - 6kam - = Orn.
- i - i Mafz
parasl - MsyA Pr.
- II Mks IT. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
HERN(NlD Ia COMPILATION

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- = - 81 ssAfsNa e Aasss haa snAmAtsan ea-
alsE@ sANNssashkes &sA@ssN~nR Rssetesa3mks u a.
- - 3NAN snNA - e4Mn01DoN - .ismSn -
- - - ssee4& laAAeS 60 MMl41E1386A -
N@N& t& MkM2Na8am - a. hNttM = 80 A. sansS.~sn
MNM NMMN4A&w MmeM MMmmnlasenn&ss - -
NN#mM NM4sMA ~ ssanSsN mE w6ska kN1f.fs -
esessaA4 NAsfM 8s - ssss1s axs1esaa : ssar.N
NA 4Ha9 asaa3A - MAaesg tsahAss - -
= eas &sasasaA eN@a< ~ - A3Nas A. - ~.
- - A@ wAasb AZ ts masAWnn3s5A - mas Asssss
essaeek4tsea - 81 msaNseA &s@ Aa9ssA - sw,1a
y - kesstsass 1lNsk asskessaanssp4 sssssseFs -.
esasAsNt kFase4 zsstste ksseaSks Ns4assskA s sss
- AassMss &sassaa@ - AsA 3aa@s aaa~nas gas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
Franela blanca, azll !

a3 EAgna - vMNhsa eat9ses EkKA sssNNeAsss sAMtks
80 ssaaAaesaNs NAs4aa& - sesksiaeA e@AAANe ssa
Aaua &s wsA@1 MAsA A1@sa Me@ ffhaas RsASaksAae~
&WAea 90 sAAA - 4A MmAAM &aseseN - ssAeAA
pssesA sssaNas aksAa@aa - ksass& FskA FSAws AK&N
ssaesAa futaes sssM NsSkMs = Axe1s sk4 a
aesAssa assa@SAAs ~ eaNA - GAMkNA ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
Aviso al pdblico.

Disuelta de comun acuerdo desde el l6 det pF6xi.
mo pasado enero la sociedad Francisco Baston G.
de 10 que fuf fundador s6cio comanditario me he
hecho cargo de la antigua casa dOnde giraba AQuo.
46, para segur mis- negocios en- adelante baO no
zon de
SEVERE BASTONl tfbH
y abrazar extensamente'el 'el negoci0 de mercancIaA
Tambien tengo el gusto de participar al reap0eap
bic pnblico de eeta Isla mis- antR amigos
reacionados, que en- mi casa hallarAn siempre tpdo
10 mas seectoy escogido de los prncipales mercadOe
dc Europa en- los que tengO exfenss r6la6ioncb pa-
re- poder ofFqcer mis- parroQuanos los mejOres pre-
clos de ID plaza y una gran election en- pint&d0g
en- tod clase do mercancfas.
Debiendo tenef fconStantemente una gran existen-
cia de manpfa:tutas naconales, ingIesas franOesas
yaIemanas, los c0mpradores do In Isa hallar6n STEM.
pre- OCCASION do prOveerSe en- mi casa San FranriocO
nienCia.
En- Mario pr6ximo espera Ia casa su segundo oar
gamento. Puerto Rico II febrero de 1873 8-i2m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
PREcIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por I'M aho adeantado en- La Capital y pueblos dc
la IsIa, $1O-6 meses i'd i'd So so cts8 meses i'd id.
$3.Un mes i'd en- La Capital rs.-Un mes id. en- los
puebTos de la Isla 10 rs.-Un num- suelto rs.
s Ell BOLETIN Sc envia franco de 1pOrts cualquier
punto de Ia Isla pOr conducto de agentes resPec-
tivos. assa ,tg sa sa@g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
MlE | nEEDIDlS d RllK

M7@ Ipsmsn axzslsG. sasNuns u AmMsae Ae sks3s
eeN 4 - kfbemseSA. - - EAp6ksA. tssawe. MxsA
NEm9 E@6t4 - kakK. - tsAsMAssw 23xAaa&s 4N@ -
esm1MkAN nmN ii a1NkMnm wnmnsW 4NMaaMn &nsnaaAAes
AMNk@ kaso ANN~MsAssA essN wanmrMem - Nsxa
m3sS1N - = kAaNaMaw FNsssa 80 - 81 tf
NAN MaMfASks4 4zE1a ekaes easnNk saNNeN4 - azzka
- mHaksM NeNM sw6MNNM Mxsas kAaaNa ~ ssslsN i
N@MNAa NsMAtNlAxM - 4Afa4 nMN@M. @M@am - 80.
- - AEAa - NsAN j AwfaNNk 3EawNaa eskss
M1HeN4 Dm9nmsa1N NN4&Me9 aasNa sAsesnsAea !
YmeAM ~ 42atmw $50 IS aNsM - a1Ms sgas @ Esaeaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
Consulate Britanico.
mEs DE MARIO.

La correspcndencia 90 Oierra on este Consulate
los dias siguientes.
Para Inglaterra, Espana,
Eranci9, sA0mania, toda 4
Europa, AHA! Ganth6mas FL Is ? % medic dla,
PacfhcQ, Terra frme = la6
PARE j IIabGna. los Es-2 r, s,.m
ltados- Unidos. y M6jicO. - uiA iO'
odEcGi.! Rass s4a \ s,1ca Thomas lA' El dl. %.
> Para q. q Brasil > RiodelA3 rla,. "a.
Para los vapOr ann americana q pa "a
Para loa EsAaAo. Irr,Ao.l Dia %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
DIR. R. n. PONTR.
CIRUJAN0- -DENTISTA.
San Justo Nun. II es-
quina 4 Ia Fortaleza "a
Qqinques. Quinqnes.
TAl0LES Y LAMpARAe.

- $500 ~ AsAAns - AaassAe MAN Nekm kMsasNN
eNNs eassesas AsMeAeanN A. asan3 - NANt0
49, - - a&Fseas ~ sNzNE4f 81 ss2s1 8& aa6a
e8AAEa a. Etan. .AtNs - NMlmNM sNwxn &em2a 49,
NnetM $50 MaawM
91N s49NasoN - -, x.11.sS.s.s : -.
kNNM = s3NNam Anlas 49,
- - M@gNNNaasaa - A4eeaaA - MsaanAmnaGMm1 =
- - essA@ NAs eNNA9 - AsusA - AKAssI So
MsNAs - Nmk NNNIn. - ~ : - - q
- FAsssAs - s. ~ MaNsee - IS =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
AVISO.
INODOROS.

d maeha daYnelnn de ~ Hasr4nissno srn.
eAaso aasasassa nmmtsAa dn apAeasn pnaAssan. ~
hAy dr xnRka 4 pFpwisa nandsgss So ra rasahGnws
nssSmto v Frispe usxAs. calls dr II FostAAesn
pansrsa ~ tl@ta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
Mkquina de- coer

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Mamspsss - MsA.NNaaN = swauN ansss. - aNasKs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02

Easemaa ans aa 40 saena xas aAsn&. - = -
ssssS sshN tasess So Is A1NN 9sAnAtn u - 4
Asassaasas4 AM@sase2t ssa IS NHAA - aeeaNsN -
AsN44 ~ 1ssnas Aat kszka2s1e na.swns,e = =
- AssestsAe - eaEflssN S.Sassis.. sse1ssss - - -
&hs asssAe ssAstts st.ekmeNNa 2aasz1aa - selsk Il
kA*kses e8ssN - aeM &swtN AaNs - - go
NsM Nssss axstss s8e4S - - = q 49,.
eNssM - sataA eaaAAs aeNNssse e<rilssss ) -
= ks4.'ssssNszk = aasNs aSNNa1G tN - - =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
Giro do Letraa.

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Aa&eahsN a&sAfNN xsAAk& xk&2A - So nmmnNi -
HAsmNAe wsN bssNMN@ o. asskeamsAkNNsa MmHmn.
= - KNeNsan4 AaNmA 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
PARTE MEROANTIL.
MovIMIENTo MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Mario aO.-Dc y. Thomas rn IL horan rap. esp
CLARA IA ton. cap kon, con carRa s paaaRuroA.
aJ.-De CnbO Haitiano en- dias VAp. fssncks a..
RARgILE S07 ton. cap. Iaine. ooa corre@pondrncia
caTH1 paaAgaroe
3l.-Ds ArecGbo cn diaa bal. cap. J0vKS NAMcs.
30 ~ ton. patron CATvan, con eAtA.
Side Rio grandu rn dla eni. cap. GrAnALUfn
- ton patron GHsfiioa con a31car.
N.-Dc AFccibo On diA goi. osp PneftIA &c loa.
patron urdArbay. en- laskga.
SLIDE NAgnabo en- dlmm ani emp unsxaaaA 8
ton. patron GouEmiex. en- IAatFns
aALnUAm.
Mario a0-PAEa Naguabo guI tsp. RsFnKtAA 4
ton patron Iofguas con pFufEN0ncm
% Para Aguadillo gnl cap DIIIA 81 tna paisua
Alalas, con caFaa 1ahasAI ! p1aaRsFaA
sa-Pafn Arccsbp god zap. katFEhAFntz @ knu.
pAtFos Amados con psuytai0ura 4 pAAAKxFan
D-FAfA AEfpyo sol cap. - ~ Eoa- pAsran VIE
iail con eaF4a dc psuEiasoaes y paaAwegu.
=, sos-PAFa Asaadtlls vaps oA9s cKAhA fTstnm. sap
Non eau cAlga cntKnepondrneia y p1aMwsfss
10-Fasa A Th0mAs vac. Gsuaesa I'AaAsmaaa tss
so1 cap Lama eoa cuxyvapondnn1sa NJ pAnawrss.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
tlINAS NODES DE- PARIS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aNs de runilssf ayee con IL vapuE fTMn.
e&N 70 de n. Hewss~s u.a3Aun eMtaoioU8MaAan~
10 III M Ur0.
tpa9.S z sco II de Mario d. isT1 So
|ANUNCIO.

Sop lbjeto do yen.a los siguientes:
Las q Ia nimeroa s. y ~ do Ia Gallo
del 10 Crisso do easa Capital. otras
dot : 9adeEa en- CangTelos con sro-
CO tAa do terra, y hnAlmanie
otr iio-piedrAa, caIie do TFujlllo.
.ne - inseFesen On Il compra
do 90 scryiFan aceycaEae 4 Ia c..
s. ST do Ia Gallo dol $50. CFis.
v. 1dsma hahlA 81 apoderado. s.i3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
PRECIos DE ANUNCToS.

Hasta seis lneas de impression, A rs. fits. en- pa
sarldo, cts.i ia inea Los suscritores pagarar
cts. Los anuncios por meses amos se puhiicarAn
precios sconvencionales., A ees A8s AA9f4 lE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
EX0uINITA TRAnANnTA

go sssssssAssta - ssasA Ia sssase99a 8sAm =. .
49, &iAssaAeNkssA Nsms saaaszAsa - 49,. -
NtAa3&SA - 91kNa3aes ~ ssaasssA Aaee4ss - -
tNs - &kNAeA 80 assesea - ssas.er -.
sN - ssnAe&ssas atk& skAa. -
- sseAsaa AassAka sassA a2 saas as6 4xEA Ns~4. -
MAMNa8 s#sssaahA aaMmNSs MsaenSu = -. -
asasaA@ 3AtaAsss3t sAs sm&es sAa - - rnss.,.s
stAs esa - aassAAaes saaksaa Ases - - FEs
N4zknAAN - sss1aNNae ashss - AaassSisax -
a A61n fsmAN 2msnapA aasssN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
Cuantos desfalcos no

Namamaa@ am sANsA1 3NaeaMa Eae FemEa E&sM go
eaeAueg aNssAa FN4smssANs 1~Ae $50 "a maxMa4 60
f3 NsaasMMa &AaxaN eA eNA& - MAMKM - 49,
ssaess sssa1t4xea - aA&asszek - ksee axNa 5s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
AL pdblico.

VaTiaa levotaa de Sen Fran siaco de Paula
annneaatla fiesta en- Ii IgIesia de =. Francisco
u de "a entranta mes de AbriL a--J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
o. @.

Semieas Erescas de HortaliEa aca.
ban de recibiF casa de LlompaTt y
Pons 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
GIROS.

RNa9M kkN&m aN&Ks AAemmzns MmsxaanmA MsShmn.
ksk8AA Es4MaM wa9Nak MA@AmM Lac. MasAA4
M8snMM k14mmws NNsama - MNnmHM@ NnIAemm.
esassA N8tN4e1zs - =. akaKa - JANaana.s
NnMsmNAA MMNMMsMNu - hnuNKns - e. -
sasss = = -. - = - -. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-02
ANO XXXIII.

Este peri6dco SO pubEca los domingos, microbes y
vienes; VI cuandO Las circunsanciaa 70 exigen % dan
Lcances suplementos.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

other instrument in the hands of their
oppressers.
Nothing short of an entire and COM
pletc abrogation of the treaty with China
will satisfy the representative Democra-
cy of Trinity. With all due respect to
the wisdom OF that body, we think It has
pledged itself to more than it will ever
attempt to accomplish. 1t is easy enough
to talk to those who see no deeper than
the surface of State questions, about alb
rogating q treaty which gives the United
States such great commercial advantages
as the Burlingame treaty gives. For
centuries the ports of China were prac-
tically closed to the world, and it was re-
served to the diplomacy Of Americans TO
effect that which other powers had sought
70 effect by force of arms. The idea that
this treaty will be interfored With except
to be so amended as to give the States
the right to establish certain police regu-
lations by which Chinese Immigration
may be restrained, is too ridiculous to be
entertained even by the gentleman whose
earmarks" are apparent in the wording
of the resolution. Public opinion must
precedc legislation in cases of this char
actcr, and so long as leading Democrats
employ Chinese servants in their kitch-
ems or Chinese miners in their claims,
the eloquenee of fnely-rounded resolu-
tions against the Chinese will be wasted
=" like sweets upon the desert air." The
most that can be asked for in reference
to the Chinese Treaty, will be TO procure
such notifications of it as will prevent a
further influx of that undesirable class of
people, and which, in connection with
combined action ON the part Of the people
will relieve the State of the swarms which
now infest the cities and the mines, and
crowd their disastrous competition into
every field for unskillcd labor. And this
is just what the Republicans of the Pa
cifc Slope hope and expect to accom-
plish.
1t would be a matter Of almost utter
impossibility to construct n Democratic
platform without due proportion Of
demagoguism, consequently we are not
surprised to see the bids for votes at the
hands of those who believe monoplies and
Chinese immigration both a curse to the
industrial interests Of the country. The
Republican party takes the only correct
ground upon all these questions, and
makes no appeal to the prejudiccs, while
it labors earnestly for the welfare Of the
masses. 1t has shown, in its twelve years
Of power. that it has the best interests of
the whole country at heart, and its acts
will court comparison with Democratic
clap trap professions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

ABsENTEEIsM. - Among the serious
evils Of which the people of Ireland com
plain is what is called in that country
Absenteeism. They complain that many
Of their largest property holders live
abroad and leaving their estates entirely
in the hands Of agents, spend in foreign
lands the income derived from their prop
erty. 1t is urged that this is highly dct-
rimental TO the welfare of the country
and is productive of the worst results.
There is another sort of absenteeism
with which the people of Trinity county
have been afflicted and which they are to
approve or condemn in September next.
1t is well known that prior to Mr.. Tin
nin's election to the Assembly two years
ago, he had been for some time engaged
in settling up the affairs Of Tinnin &
Owens and Investing his means elsewhere.
Had he been defeated at that time Trinity
county would have known him no more
as an inhabitant. But he was elected
and he has graciously condescended to
retain his dwelling house in Weaveryile
and reside here some of the time, still
continuing to accumulate every dollar
possible by the collection of debts and
the sale of mining claims and other prop
erty to Cinnamon, and send the money
so gathered to the Bay and elsewhere out
Of the county. The good book tells
us that where q mans treasure is that
thoro his heart is also. We suppose no
one will doubt that Jim Tinnin's heart is
with his money bags. If reelected, he
will represent as he did in the last legis-
lature, the merchants and politicians Of
San Francisco, and not in any case the
people Of Trinity county. This the de-
mocracy Of this county endorse and justi-
fly. We ask the people of this county to
seriously consider whether w. j. Tinnin,
who has not dollar invested here that
he could withdraw, who will not invest
dollar for any purpose tending to the gen
eral good and who has impoverished the
county to the extent Of his ability to do
so, is fit and proper man to represent
them in the Legislature. While Mr..
Tinnin is wealthy and able to do n great
deal to benefit the county if he was so
disposed, his opponent is in humble cir
cumstances. But all that he has is here
with us, and all his efforts are devoted to
the development of our resources. The
people have to choose between the capi-
talist whose pecuniary interests arc else
where, and working miner whose all is
invested in Trinity county. Nothing but
party feeling run mad can prevent all
from viewing this matter alike.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA, I
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
SACRAArNTO, August Ist. /

SACRAMENTO, August ISL, 1913.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
IN General Election will be held through
out the State on Wednesday, the Sd day
of September, A. D. 1873, at which time
the following officers are to be elected.
State Senators, as fellows:
Second District, composed of the county
of Los Angeles-one Senator.
Third District, composed of the counties
of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and
entura-one Senator.
Fourth District, composed of the coun-
ties of Tulare, Fresno and Kern-one
Senator.
Seventh District, composed of the county
of Santa Clara-one Senator.
Eighth District, composed of the coun-
ties of San Francisco and San Mateo-
two Senators Ito be elected i'll the
county of San Francisco.)
Ninth District, composed of the county
of Alameda-one Senator.
Twelfth District, composed of the coun-
ties of Tuolumne, Mono and Inyo-onc
Senator.
Thirteenth District, composed ofthe coun-
| ty of CalaVeras-one Senator.
Fourteenth District, composed of the
counties Of Amador and Alpinc-onc
Senator.
Fifteenth District, composed of the coun-
| ty of El Dorado-one Senator.
Sixteenth District, composed of the coun-
ty of Sacramento-one Senator.
Seventeenth District, composed of the
counties of Solano and Yolo--one Sen
ator.
Nineteenth District, composed of the
county of Sonoma-one Senator.
Twentieth District, composed of the coun-
ty of Placer-one Senator.
Twenty-lirst District, composed of the
county of NeVada-one Senator.
Twenty second District, composed of the
county of Serra-one Senator,
Twenty-third District, composed of the
counties OF Yuba and Suttar-one Sen
at0r.
Twenty fourth District, composed of the
counties Of Butte, Plumas and Lassen
two Senators-(one Senator to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Sen
ator Boucher, and one Senator to be
elected by the county Of Butte.)
Twenty-eighth District, composed Of the
county of SisltiYou-one Senator.
Also, Members of the Assembly, as
follows:
San Diego county, one momber.
San Bernardino county, one member
Los Angeles county, two members.
Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo anC
Ventura counties, one member.
Fresno county, one member.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

A FAILURE.-In obedience to the man.
dates of the Sacramento Union clique,
Governor Newton Booth delivered a care
fully prepared speech at San Francisco,
on the 18th instant, against the Central
Pacific Railroad Company and in favor
Of the Booth legislative ticket. Booths
speech is another Goat Island effort and
fiat failure. 1t is evident that the Gov
crnor cannot free himself from a con-
sciousness Of the fact that he is filing the
part Of mere tool and doing the dirty
work for a set of unscrupulous men. "IIC
needs must go whom the devil drives p
and Booth, though compelled, has nc
heart in the present canvass.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

WHAT DOES IT MEAN p The late
Democratic Convention endorsed Tinnin,
McMurry and Casserly. The Casserly
part took us by surprise. Knowing that
the whole thing was engineered by Tin
min and McMurry, that McMurry was a
ho!d-over Senator and Tinnin q candidate
for reelection, we were led to mentally
inquire, " What does it mean ?''
Turning the matter over and rejecting
on the past, we remembered several
things. We remembered that it was gen
ally understood two years ago, that Tin
min and McMurry were strong friends OF
Judge Wallace for Senator. We re-
membered that McMurry was rs promin-
ont rs Know Nothing as he is now q
Democrat. We remembered that six
years ago, when Eugene Casserly was
elected, that it was openly and positively
charged that he obtained the election
solely by bribery, that an attempt to in
vestigate the matter was voted down,
and that Casserly has never dared to sub
nit to an investigation the mode of his
election. No longer ago than last Win
ter, every effort was made to get Casser-
ly to deny the charge, that an investiga-
ton might be had.
Remembering all these things, and re-
membering also that our Trinity delega-
ton dances as certain Sacramento and San
Francisco politicians pull the wires, we
are led to the conclusion that Casscrly
has got the Democracy just where he
wants it. When bitter Know Nothings
like McMurry, and pretended anticor-
ruptionists like Tinnin unite in favor of
Eugene Cassery for Senator from this
State, there is no room for doubt that the
Democracy are for Casserly. If this is
not the truth Of the matter, we do not
know what it does mean.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

COUNTY OF TR1N1TY. ss'
Notice is hereby given that at the Cen
oral Election ON Wednesday, September
3D., 1878, the following County, District
and Township officers are to be elected
A Treasurer.
A Sheriff.
A County Clcrk.
A District Attorney.
A Surveyor
A School Superintendent.
A Coroner.
A Supervisor in the First District.
Two Constables in each Township.
By order Board Supervisors of Trinity
County.
JAS. G. TROTTER,
Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16
TO THE VOTERS OF TRINITY
COUNTY.

THE Republican Convention held at
L Weayervillc on the 22d Of July, nom
mated me for the position of Assessor of
Trinity County. tits the custom sane
toned by long practice for the candidates
for local offices to visit the different pre-
cincts, form the acquaintance otthe voters,
and personally solicit their suffragcs.
With this custom | shall comply so far
as lies in my power, but my business ar
rangemcnts are such that will beunable
take this method of saying to those whom
viii be glad to receive their snffrages,
and if elected will endcayor to discharge
The duties of the office to the satisfaction
of the public. Ii. NJ. PERHAM.
junction City, Aug. 18th, 1878.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

THOMAS CURTIN, who shot and killed
VIM. Nj. johnson August 18th, appeared
in the Police Court August 1lth and
waived examination of the charge o.
murder. He was committed to await
he action of the grand jury. Curtin's
daughter remains in Jail pending the ap-
plication to have her sent to the Magda-
len Asylum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

WILLIAM NASH, who murdered Gers
bach, the German, in Contra Costa
county, last week, has been arrested at
Battle Mountain, Nevada. Gersbach' S
wife had already been arrested.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

Two Irish regiments had desperate
fight at the Currough of Kildare on Mon
ay, in which several persons were killed,
and many severely wounded.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

A. j. DooLTTTLE is an Independent
candidate for the Assembly in Nevada
county. lie is rightly named. He did
little when at Douglas city, and we imag-
inc he will do little in the election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

New VoLUME.-The Yrella Journal
has entered upon its Dist year, under fa-
yorablo auspices. 1t is a good local paper
and fearless in its advocacy of Republican
PRINCIPLES. We wish it continued pros
,,oriFv,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

The doors in the lower story of the
Court House have been freshly painted
and look nice. We suggest coat Of
paint for the building itself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

Sour for the poor in Boston cost the
city $4,000 last year, and refreshments"
for the poor city government in the same
time cost $+l ,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-16

GENERAL j. c. BREcKNRIDGE is Wis
iting Richmond, Virginia, for the first
time since he rode away from the burn
ing city on the morning of the Sd April,
1866.