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The Portland daily press., 1873-04-24
Administrators sale.

DURsuANT to license from the Judge OF Probate !.
public auction at The office of w. IL. Ninton, in Pert
land on Wednesday April 30th, 1873, at 10 o'elocs A.
NJ the personal estate Of the iaie Eliza 4, busn us
per inventory consisting OF Sofa, Chalrs MfFor be1
and Bedding. Stove, Croekery Ware: -
Also six notes Of hand against John u: C0yle OF
terest, Terms cash.
SAMUEL. S. MURRY, Administrator.
Port land. Anil Isr3 anr22llW
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-24

The country printers in northern Alabama
refuse to work on papers using patent out
sides"
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-24

ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means for
reaching the largest number Of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily Journal in Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-24
TEMpLARS OF HONOR.

At Iempiars Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUScIL--Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. every Wednesday
evening
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-24
ENTERTAINMENTS.
LEVEE AND FAIR.

A SOCIAL gathering will take place IN the Yet st
IN ry of the First Baptist Church, on me aIteI
noon and Evenings of Wednesday and Thurs-
day. April 13d and oath; when variety Oh
useful and fancy articles will be for sale.
eS1Also Refreshments each Evening from 6k until
10 o'clock.
cordial invitation Is extended to all
apr22 d3t@
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-24

Gov. Booth, of CAL, and Sam Bowles, of the
Springfield Republican are in Salt Lake City.
Epozootic is having a severe run in San
francisco
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-24

The Sophomore class of Colby University had
a crowded house at their prize defamation on
Tuesday evening. Chandler furnished the
music for the occasion. The prizes were award
ed as follows: First to Herbert w. Tilden of
Lewiston, second to Miss Mary G. Lowe.
The following is the order of exercises:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democratic County Convention
was called to order at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
by NJ. F. Griffin. c. B. Eastman was
chosen Chairman pro TEN j. w. Carter,
Secretary pro TEN. The following COM
mittees were appointed:
lst. Credentials-John McMurry, G.
IT. Deiner, j. NJ. Pickett.
I'd. Permanent Organization and Or
der of Business-F. III. Brown, James
Rowles, John McMurry.
3D.. Resolutions James NJ. Pickett,
B. NJ. George, S. S. Garwood.
The Convention then adjourned until
l O'Clock P. NJ.
The Convention was called to order at
1P.M. by G b. Eastman. The Com
mittee on Permanent Organization ap-
pointed c. b. Eastman permanent Chair
man, J. w. Carter Secretary. On mo-
ton, j. r. Driver was appointed Assist
ant Secretary.
The Committee on Permanent Organi-
cation and order Of business reported as
follows:
lst. That the temporary officers act as
permanent officers Of the Convention.
ID. That the order Of business be as
follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

The BACK-PAY STEAL.-The attempt
Of the Democratic papers to make party
capital out Of the back pay matter, is thus
rebuked by the Memphis ArataHchc =
" AT any time the democrats could have
defeated it. A splendid chance to plant
themselves upon the solid rock OF virtue
and reform was in their grasp. Did they
avail themselves OF it ? Not if the off
cial records tell the truth. A majority Of
them voted for the infamous measure.-
Others, afraid to vote for it, but yearning
for their prospective share Of the robbery,
lodged at roll call, and when the bill be-
came law rushed to the Treasury to se-
cure their extra money early to avoid ac-
cidents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

ARBGTRATIoN.-Two farmers living in
this vicinity, having little business diff
ference between them, have agreed to
settle the same by arbitration, instead Of
taking the matter into the courts. This
principle is taught by the Grange, of
which organization one of the above men
toned parties is a member. These men
had doubtless seen the illustration in
which two farmers are quarreling over a
COW, one holding it by the horns and the
other by the tail, while a lawyer was
quietly securing the milk. Litigation is
expensive business at best, and the costs
Of a suit frequently exceeds the sum in
dispute, while arbitration just as effect
ually meets the ends OF justice and costs
little or nothing.-HcotdSber9 rag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

SEC: 30. Every person who, being n
candidate Mt any election, offers or agrees
to appoint or procure the appoint tment Of
any particular person to office as an in
ducement or consideration to any nerson
to vote for, or procure or aid in procuring
the election of such candidate, is guilty
of a misdemeanOr.
SEC. 56. Every person, not being n
candidate, who communicates any offer
made in violation of the last section to
any person, with intent to induce him to
vote for or procure or JIid in procuring
the election of the candidate making the
offer, is guilty Of Il mi>demeanor.
SEC. 81. ~ 81, S5, S6.) Every per-
son who gives or offers bribe to any Off
Ger or member Of any legislative caucus,
political convention, committee, primary
election, or political gathering Of any
kind, held for the purpose of nominating
candidates for offices Of honor, trust, or
profit in this State, with intent to inhu-
ence the person to whom such bribe is
given or Offered to be more favorable to
one candidate than another and every
person, member of either of the bodies in
this section mentioned, who receives or
offers to receive any such bribc, is pun
ishable by imprisonment in the State
Prison not less than one nor more than
fourteen years.
SEC. 5s. Every person who by threats.
intlmidatiOns, or unlawful violence, will
fully hlndors or prevents electors from
assembling in public meeting for the con-
sidelaton OF public questions, is guilty
of a mi>dcmeanor.
SEC. 80. Every person who willfully
distubs or breaks up any public meeting
al, lt,l Ia.
for the purpose Of considering public
questions, is guilty Of II msdemeunor.
SEC. 60. Every person who makes,
offers, or accepts any bet or wager upon
the result of any election, or upon the
success or failure Of any person or candi-
date, or upon the number Of votes to be
cast either in the aggregate or for any
psrticular candidate, or upon the vote to
be cast by any person, is guilty of mis-
demeanor.
SEC. 81. Every person who wilfully
violates any OF the provisions OF the laws
OF this State relating To elections, is, un-
less different punishment for such viola
ton is prescribed by this Code, punisha-
! bic by fine not exceeding one thousand
! dollars, or by imprisonment in the State
| Prison not exceeding five years, or by
both.
T JAS. G. TROTTER, Clerk of the
L Board Of Supervisors, in and for the
County of Trinity, State of California,
hereby certify that the foregoing are true
copies of the Governors Proclamation,
Of the Proclamation of the Board of Su
peryisors, and of Title ~, Part |, OF tho
Penal Code.
IN WITH ESS WHEREOF, / have
hercunto set my hand and
ss--# affixed my Official Seal this
First day Of August A. ID
JAS. G.. TROTTER,
$780," aug2-te. Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
NEW THIS WEEK.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
SHIP.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO
L fore existing under the firm name of
&. Thomas 81 Co., in the Furniture and
Upholstery business, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to said firm will make payment to Chas.
Thomas and persons having demands
against the said firm will present them to
me for settlement.
The business will be conducted at the
old stand, and | will shortly receive a
new and complete stock of Furniture, etc.
G. THOMAS.
Weayeryille, August ;, 1873. If
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
LLEC TION LAW.
PENAL CODE.
PART I.
TITLE Nv.
OF Grimes Against the Elective
Franchise.

SEC. 81. Every person charged with
the pelto nance Of any duty Under the
provisions OF any law of this State relat-
ing to elections who wilIlully neglects or
refuses to perform it, or who in his official
capacity knowingly and traudulenty acts
in contmvention or violation of n1v of
the provisions Of such laws is, unless n
different punishment for such act or omis-
sion is prescribed by this Code, punishable
by fine not exceeding one thousand dol
lars, or by imprisonment in the State
Prison not exceeding five years, or by
both.
SEC. 40. Every person who willfully
causes, procures, or allows himself to be
registered in the Great Register of any
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

THE Democrats of Siskiyou have re-
nominated William Irwin, OF the Yreka
Union, for Senator. s. S. Benton, Of
the Surprise Valley section and j. w.
Mcbride, of western Siskiyou, are the
Assembly nominees.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

A Local QUEsTIoN.-In the Tuare
Senatorial District, the fence" question
has again assumed prominence. The
regular Democratic nominee is Thomas
Fowler, a stock raiser, who is, Of course,
interested in having the laws requiring
farmers to fence in their growing crops
remain unaltered. The Republican can
didate is Upton Lindsey, who is an ad-
vocate Of the "Ho fence" law. The Dis
tict is very strongly Democratic on
State and National issues, but the chances
are strong in favor OF the election of
Lindsey on this laeal issue. 1t will be
the farmers and their friends on one side
and the stock laisers and their friends on
the other, and as the former class are
constantly gaining in numbers they are
bound to be successful after awhile. Two
years ago Lindsey ran for the Assembly
on this issue and was defeated by three
votes only.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

THERE are eighteen miles of railroad
in Shasta county, which the Board o
declares must paytaxes at
the rate Of Sl2, 600 per mile.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

A SINGULAR accident happened to Mrs.
S. Inflow at Dry Creek, Yuba county,
Tuesday morning, July 29th. While eat
ing an apple the skin lodged in her throat,
causing death by strangulation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

CHARLES THOMPSON and ii. Graves
were eXamaincd in Nevada City, July
3lat for robbing the stage between Coliax
and Grass Valley. The evidence was
not direct, bat strongly circumstantial.
The case was taken under consideration
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

A POOR lone widow, with seven chill
dren and sore throat, paid the necessary
taxes and took six dogs from the Mil
waukee pound.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

County Committees of the several Counties
will make provision for sending Delegates in
accordance with said aprotionnent. "Pri-
to b. held under the provisions of the Prima-
ry Election Law. The test for voters whero
Primary Elections are held shall be: that they
voted for Grant and Wilson, and will support
the nominees of the Convention.
BY order,
a. HAYWARD, Chairman.
VIM. SHERMAN, Secretary. aug2-2i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
S32o 30
J.E CARR. Chairman,
Attest: JAS. G. TRoTTGR, Clerk.

SAD SUIciDE.-Mrs. Lottie Warner,
wife Of the clown who was here with the
circus last week, committed suicide at
Sierra city on the night Of the 23d ut
When the circus was at that place She
was taken sick and had to be left there
on the 4th Of July, but under the kind
treatment Of the people there She recover
cd and on the day OF the fatal act was un-
usually lively. AT 8 o'clock she retired,
and soon alarmed the house by saying
she had taken strychnine. a doctor was
sent Tor bat it was OF no avail. Hers was
a sad history. At the age of sixteen,
lured by the glare and tinse of the ring,
she ran away with Warner, leaving a
kind home to follow the fortunes Oft dis
solute, worthless man, who often treated
her cruelty. I'm her deirium before
death she imagined her husband was
with her and piteously pleaded with him
not to beat her any more. Her last words
were, Thank God, | die among stran-
gers"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

THE Census Marshal has completed
the census Of Oakland. The whole pop
ulation is 1887.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

Two boys fought duel with knives in
San francisco. Cause, as usual, about a
girl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

For ivory best Photographs, go to Bradley
hulolson's Gallery without stairs. pG' AS
CEND IN THE ELEVATOR, ~ Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
MARRIAGES.

AT Trinity Center, August 10the, by
Samuel Hubbell, j. p, Mr.. A. Rum
FELT to Miss JOSEPHINE REEVES.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
EPUBLiCAN STATE
CONVENTION.
Rooms OF THE STATE Central COMMITTEE. !
San FR,N 5 u, Cal, July y, 1873. I

Rooms OF THE STATE Central COMMITTEE
SAN FRN :, q, Cal, July y, 1873. !
A T a MEETING OF THE REPUB-
II lican State Genital Committee, held
at their Room, Phmnix Building, corner
Sansome and jackson streets, San Fran
cisco, on the 23d day Of July, 1873, it
was
R|sofred, That State Convention of the
Republican arty of Cali be held at tho
City OF toacramrnto on
we Ines lay, t.sc Goth day Of August,
1873.
for tho purnose of nominating Il Judge or
ndgeS OF the supreme I}ench, to be supported
transaction Of tch other business rs shall
properly como belore the Convention.
Delegat to such Convention are hereby APP
portioned to the several counties as follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

'IG'h corh4r 2' C4FIp9%rr4, Or TI%i49. IS.
Notice is hereby given that at the Gen
eral Election on Wednesday, September
Sd, 1873, the following County, District
and Township officers arc to be elected:
a Treasurer.
A Sheriff
a County Clerk.
q District Attorney.
a Surveyor.
A School uperintendeut.
A Coroner.
A Supervisor in the First District.
Two Consmbles in each Township.
BY order Board Supervisors of Trinity
County.
JAS. G. TROTTER,
Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
AUGUST TERM.

DOalQ met Monday, august attn. IrCs-
ent: John Sheriden, VIM. Guthrie; Jas.
&. Trotter, Clerk. John Sheridan APP
pointed temporary chairman.
Ordered, that the County Treasurer be
and is hereby authorized to receipt 10
the State or all moneys due tins county
from the State Hospital Fund.
Ordered, that George Yohe's hotel be
appointed as the polling place for North
Fork precinct at the ensuing Septem ber
election.
The following bills on the Bridge Fund
were allowed and ordered paid:
John Hanlon................................SG 0Q
X. n. David-on"... ....... &c. 26 IS
The following bills on the Contingent
Fund were audited, allowed and ordered
paid
Jos. Smith (sttendance on County
Judge ).....- .-.......,..................S Is GU
Chas. Thomas building balcony I8O 90
JOhE Blackwell (Wateung street,. Il 90
Jacob Klink Qabor).................... 7 Oh
j. G. Trotter stationery, etc.) IS IS
II. Junkans (meI eIchandi,e).. ).......~ is IS
j. Barnickel observation-disclosures. Il 50
II. Hooker (me'chandise)..... ).......... so
The following bills on the General
Fund were audited, allowed and and or
dered paid
Ellis Flowers (Sheriff)..."........S 145 20
NJ. b. Parlin (aresting insane
pelSon)....... ............"... ii 90
j. y. Stevenson (arre,ting in
sane person)..................... 27 90
}. g. Clark (Justice of PeacD... 3 GO
II. l.. Toner Constable ......." IL 70
ii. l.. Toner ............ 80
u ~ AI,Co,,1,,J fT,o.,. ,,...,,.
salary)............................. 225 90
Morris u Rule (bOal ding pr's'rs) 50 GO
Jacob Paulsen Salary, etc. )....... AIS 80
LovcjOy * Feltcr (printine) 300 90
j. q. TrOtter County Clcrk).... 367 30
2,374 65
The following bills on the Hospital
Fund were audited, allowed and ordered
paid;
J. c. Montague Il year salary)..S75O 90
Lovejoy " Feiter printing. )..n... II 70
The following bills on the Road Fund
were audited, allowed and ordered paid :
Lovejoy q Feter (p'in;ing)..........S3 SO 90
Report Of .Jvnn Hanlon, Road Over
seer OF District No. 3, received and ap-
proved.
The Chairman, j. K. Carr, having ar
rived, assumed his duties rs chairman of
the Board.
The resignation Of r. /. Thomas ms
Justice OF the Peace passed for The term.
Ordered, that that portion Of Trinity
County lying north of Eagle and Ram
Greeks be established as an election pre-
clnct to be known as Cinnabar Precinct,
and that j. f. DolItfe be and he is here
by appointed aS Inspector of Election and
james Hayes and A. w. Hankett be APP
pointed a- Judges OF Election, and that
polls be held at the house of j. \. Lytle.
ordered, that the Auditor make the
yearly financial statement a9 required by
law to the Controller.
The Tleasurer's and Auditors report,
were received and approved
The salaries Of the members Of the
Boaid OF Supervisors, and the Clerk,
were audited, allowed and ordered paid :
Jas. +. Carr..............................s 50 10
Johh Shei dna..................... :...,.e7 90
W III. bulhi len. .'............,......."SJ ~
JAS. q. ................,.,,.."...G2 80
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
OUR AGENTS !:

TlIOSs. ROYCE. Room NO. 80. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only autLprized agent in that city.
GEO. P. ROWELT. a. 90, 40 Park
Row, are oar only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

"And / do hereby ofie: a reward of
one hundred dollars for the arrest and
conviction OF any and every person vio-
lating the provisions OF Title ", Part |,
Of the Penal Code; such rewards to be
paid until The total amount hereafter ex-
pended Tor The purpose reaches the sum
oI ten thousand dolurs."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
KUPER, KARSKY & CO.,

JUNCTION CITY,
DEALERS IN ~
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. II
WNE TAKE THIS g
w Method of informing
the people of junction City ~
and vicinity that we have con-
stantly on hand large and
well-assorted stock of ~
Provisions, A
H2ar ,isYare, ~
Tin-Ware. u
Tobacco, ~
groceries, G
Wines and -
Liquors. ~
Dry Goods, ~
Clothing, W
trimmings,
ne5- All goods will be de- @.
livered at the purchasers res 0
idence, free OF charge. Ifyou
wish TO buy at the lowest pos
slble rates, call at our estab- Co
lishment. w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09
Republican County Ticket.

Election, Wednesday, Sept. Sd, 1873,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-08-09

hercunto set my hand and
@-# affixed my Official Seal this
LIS. is53' S:i: 3As .', G. .. rnoTrrn nos.r' r. "
"-O# aug2-te. Clerk.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-08-09

tuous Victory, of Great Purity, of the
Temples of Heaven, of Agriculture, of
the Genius of the Winds, of the Genius
of the Lightning, and of the Bright
Mirror of the Mind. Every year the
emperor, arrayed in a country costume,
with q straw hat yard in circumfer-
ence (afterward hung up in the temple),
drives a golden plow-share through a
field, that the tracing of the furrow may
call down the blessing of Buddha upon
the seed-time and the harvest. Every
six months the emperor burns q num-
ber of death-warrants in bronze bra
ziers, ranged under roof Of dark blue
porcelain, between curuie chairs OF
pink marble, in front Of which are dra-
gons and pugs In the earest china,
perched on columns of carved wood.
A little beyond the temple where these
ceremonies take place there stands,
built upon the wall, a magnificent
Observatory, 273years old. The gigantic
bronze instruments, curiously wrought,
rest upon the outspread wings of flying
dragons . celestial globe eight feet in
diameter shows all the stars known in
1850, and visible at Pekin. Such is the
dryness of the climate that the whole
apparatus of the observatory, though
exposed to the air, is wholly uninjured,
and the instruments act with unerrine
precision.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-08-09
The Jews.

They have not invented anything. I
speak, certainly, without reference to
the very old times when they may have
invented a great deal. It is incontesta-
bic, however, that they exhibit extra
ordinary aptitude in utilizing the inven-
tions Of others. In some places in this
slow old Europe Of ours, they have run
at belle idee as a pike rushes at a
spinning minnow and carries it clear off
to gorge at discretion alone. The tele-
graph, for instance. Baron Renter
furnishes the news of the world to all
the English papers and to many of the
foreign journals. Wolff provides the
news of central Europe. These are
quite of Israel. Then theys is the
Agence Havas, which may - considered
as much inspired, if - owned, by the
same great peopjs Europe is under
tbese tbnmbe And in these days news
is monaI- And now money often means
ners, in war it is indeed ALMOST identi-
cal, and no people understand that bet
ter than the parsimonious Prussians
who lavished gold for intelligence.
Here in Vienna, as in other places, the
press is largely worked, owned written
ouu idISciy iuHucuCcu uy ocTp. 1HCy
have appreciated the Importance of
holding the end of such lever in their
hands, and have not neglected it's use.
Their general sympathies are opposed
to Roman Catholicism, which is agrees
sive, but they do not love the Greek
church. They are distracted somewhat
between their democratic and liberal
principles and the effect which would
be produced on ancient states by vigo-
rous application of them. Certainly
they have reason to be proud of their
race, which, despite the heavenly male
dictiOn and the hate of Christendom,
has now taken possession of no much of
the goods of this world without strik-
ing blow in battle, or sustaining the
burdens of national life. In music, in
making, in politics, they play a
great part. A Jew owns the purest vim
tages, the best cigars, and some of the
finest horses in the world, not to speak
of paintings, statuary, jewels, and china,
and as the civilization of the world adj
vances so does the Jew come to the
front, not of the combat, but of the
cleaners, who gather the fruits of VIC
tory. In Vienna there are more Jews
than cross the Jordan with Joshua to
lsmite the tribes of Canaan. In the
Austrian empire there are az many Jews
Jas there were in Juda in the time of
Titus, far more than there were in the
captivity Vienna litter.