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WHITE HOUSE RECEPTIONS.

The New Years reception at the White
House were more than usually imposing.
The weather was cloudy, but is said to
have been better on this occasion than
for several years past on the first day Of
the year. The Marine Band discoursed
fine selections OF music while the l.. S.
Judiciary, the Diplomatic corpse, the
Army and Navy, the Cabinet and For
eign Ministers and Congress were fully
represented in congratulations OF the Pres
ident and family upon the opening Of
New Year Of social and official life Nu-
merous private citizens also called at the
White House and were received.
i is rumorod that the President will
call Secretary Delano TO fill the place of
Secretary of the Treasury after Mr.. Bout
we'll resigns his place. Upon the effect
Of the balmy air of Havana on the pres
ent Secretary Of the Interior will doubt
less depend the future of his movements.
His large experience and tried abilities
in the capacity of Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue, an important branch of
the Treasury has already proved his fit
ness for the Treasury portfolio. Wheth-
er Judge Richardson or ex-Gov. Morgan
of New York receive the mantle of Mr..
Boutwell,, it will fall upon shoulders am
ply competent to bear it with honor, and
to the satisfaction OF the country. G. Nj.
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GRIzULY BEARS WANTED.
ROCHESTER, N. Y,
L.. nr 1A-D

20
December 25, 1872.
EDITOR TRINITY JoURNAL: Dear
Sir Il met few weeks ago, in our city,
a gentleman whose name l do not recall
who told me eofyourself and journal recon-
mending me to write to you on a matter
Of which l was speaking to him - as
i follows
/ have quite large museum Of Nat
ural history in our city, and am also en-
gagedin building, or compiling, museums
for Institutions in various directions. |
have a brother-in-law (Mr. John Whee-
lock- living at Horsetown, Shasta county,
who has often told me Of grizzly bears in
your part Of the State, but has never been
able to find party who would get me
any.
Now, Sir, perhaps you know Of some
hunter in your neighborhood who can
serve me in this matter. / want to get
two skins, and two skeletons, and three
or four skulls Of full l-grown male Grizzlies.
The skins are for stufiing, and should
have the bones Of the legs left attached
at the paws. The skull should be skinned
off, but the skull preserved to go in the
skin again in stuiing. All bits of flesh
should be carefully cut off from the skin
and then all the fresh surface Of skin
particularly the head and legs-should
be thoroughly rubbed in with fine salt,
or what is better, three parts Of salt and
one part Of powdered alum. Then spread
the skin, with flesh side up, to dry. When
nearly dry, roll up loosely with II little
hay between the skin surfaces, and let it
complete drying. Then, when thorough
ly dry, pack away in box away from
rats. Such skins are worth S3j cash, in
currency to me, delivered all prepared at
Wcavcrville. For skeletons, cut Of all
the meat which conveniently may be
from bones. When flesh is mostly cut
off, dry up the balance. Then pack away
where rats cannot gnaw bones or liga-
ments. Such skeletons are worth S35
each in currency. If skin and skeleton
are from same animal, | will give $50 for
the two. For skulls Of full-grown griz-
lilies pay So. For skins or skeletons Of
full-grown female grizzlies 500 each, or
$50 for the two from same animal. Ialso
wish shouldcr-blades, collar-b bones, hip
bones, thigh bones, and last two yertebr,r
Of neck from grizzly, and will pay for
them. / also would like skins, skeletons
and skulls Of other animals from your
part Of the country, although the grizzlies
are what most wish. Tell hunters what
| want and how to address letter to me.
| should probably have anything deliy-
cred for me to Mr.. John Wheelock,
Horsetown, Shasta Co., but parties had
better write to me first.
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY A. WARD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18
SATURDAY. JANUARY is, 1873.

NEYADA's NEXT SENAToR.-The Re-
publican cnucus of the Nevada Lcgisla-
mre held an open session in the Assembly
Chamber at Carson City, on the evening
of January 9th. Forty-nine Republican
members were present, and a resolution
pledging them 10 support the nominee of
the caucus was adopted without a dissent
ing voice. The roll was then called and
each member responded by naming as
his first choice for United States Senator,
Hon. John 7. Jones. This insures the
election Of Mr.. Jones, by majority OF
thirteen on joint ballot, without counting
some votes, not present at the caucus,
which he will probably get. The election
of John p. Jones to this high position
should be hailed with salts action by resi-
dents Of Trinity county where he spent
the years of his early life and first rose
to emincnce in politics. Coming here at
an early age, Mr.. Jones was a resident of
this county for some twelve or thirteen
years, filing the Office Of Sheriff, and
afterwards that of State Senator from
Shasta and Trinity counties, with honor
himself and to the satisfaction of his
constituents. Since leaving this county,
Mr.. Jones has amassed a fortune and is
known in financial circles as a millionaire.
Yet, in the day of his great prosperity,
he has not forgotten the friends of the
ollcn time, and has ever shown bis graft
titude TO tie people Of this county by
assisting old Trinitalians whenever and
wherever they have applied to him for
aid. Whatever means may have been
employed in the election Of John j.
Jones TO the L. S. Senate, there can be
no ,ubt but that be was the choice of
the people Of Nevada, and had the cleo
ton Of Senator been left to the voters Of
that State, the result would not have been
changed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

the politics Of the State. In years gone
by Abolitionist and niger was the potent
campaign cry Of demagogues, In 1867,
the niger and Chinaman were with the
Sacramento Union and beat the Republi-
can nominees. Now it is sought to make
railway dcnunciation answer the same
purpose. "A word to the wise is suffi-
cient," says the proverb. The Union has
had the benefit Of several words besides
its experience. 1t may defeat the Re
publican partynext year, but it will be
at the expense Of the little influence it
still possesses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

AMONG the notable deaths in the United
States during the past year may be men.
toned Major-General Halcck, Major
q neral Meade, Mjor-General Anderson
CHE hero Of Fort SumteD William II
Sewald, Horace Greeley, james Gordon
Bennett, Prof. Morse, eX-Postmaster-
General Randall, GOV. johnson, of Penn
syIvania, james Il, Murdoch, Humphrey
Marshall, Edwin Forrest, Prof. Upham,
4. Buchanan Bead, Archbishop Spauld-
ing and Mrs. Parton C'Fanny Fern").
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

SHoLT-HAND NOTES. THE Sacra-
mento Rcc0Jd has Of late been running Il
column under the above heading, which
is edited by person of more than ordi-
nary Newspaper ability. In this column
we occa ionally find some rcmal kably
good things, as witness the following
from u late number Of that excellent pa
pc: "a Birmingham, England, boy
ha- microscopic sight, the result Of dis
ea.cd eyes. He not only sees sermons in
stones, but cells in running brooks, and
anima'eu''e in hash and is consequently
very had to please as boarder. We
want that boy: We want him to discov-
er the point Of a morning contemporaries
cdjtOia's."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

IIUMBoLpT ITEMs.-The following in
formation is CLEANED from the Sigaai OF
last week : HUMBOLDT county has near
ly five million dollars taxable property
...".SeME 10000 sacks Of potatoes are
now stored in Eureka, awaiting shipment
...."ONLY $50 inches of rain fell in Hum
boldt up to the first of January against
u inches in l87l,.....THEEE are over
1900 head of stock cattle in that county,
which were assessed ut Sl3 head.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

CoNGREssIoNAL.-A Washington dis
patch Of January nth, gives the following
tlligence regarding California meas
ures: Richards, Of Santa Barbara. is
here. urging the creation Of Southern
Judicial District in California; with Fer
maid as Judge.
Cogh'an has introduced a bill fixing the
Fl 81 Wednesday in September, 1874, for
the California election Of Congressmcn;
also "A bill to allow the Arcata town au-
thorities TO enter an additional forty acres
under the Town Site law.
Iioughton has introduced a bill for the
Construction of a lighthouse and fog wills
tlc north of Point Pillar.
The Fortifcation bill includes $4,000
for San Diego.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

Miss 1URI SENATOR Notwithstanding
the certainty with which the friends OF
f. p. Blair looked upon the action of the
Democratic caucus of the Missouri Leg
islatnre, that worthy was defeated and
l.. V. Bogy, of st. Louis, received the
caucus nomination for Senator. The vete
stood Bogy, 81; Blair, AZ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

New ExPEKT. e. G. Jeiferis has been
appointed State Printing Expert by Gov
ernor Booth. Mr.. JeiieIis, it will be re-
mcmbered was the bolting candidate for
State Printer, on the Fay ticket, in 1867.
Verify, ITO the DictiIAS belong the spoils. "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

A DISPATCH from Bombay says a re-
port has reached that city that a terrible
earthquake had occurred at Soonghuer, a
town of India, in the detached district of
the Baroda dominions, ia miles north OF
Bombay. Fifteen hundred persons are
said to have been killed in that town
alone. Nothing has been heard from the
surrounding country, but it is feared there
is much additional loss of life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18
M'erkly Trjnjty 9ouynal.
OUR AGENTS

THoS. BoYCE. Room No. 80. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, Is ear only authorized agent in that city.
NEW YORK :-lludson & Monet, Al Park
Row Gen. p. Rowel Il Co., 40 Park Row; 5
Al. pottinsill X Co, 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

Cor TT BAD.-Our neighboring county
Of Siskiyou seems to be afflicted with an
epidemic, which, although not Of the
same nature rs the cpizootic, is equally
as fatal. In the Irel>a JomWat, Of Jan
uary 8th, we find recorded six marriages
all occurring in that county within three
lavs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

SUGGESTIVE" Put Me in Ny Little
Bed, I" claimed to be the great nursery
song OF America, has lately passed into
tl4e catalogue Of wedding serenade music.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

EIGHTEENTu YEAR. - The TRINITY
JouRNAL commenced its Eighteenth
Year last week. Its handsomely printed
and conducted with unusual ability. We
hope that the JoUKNAL and its proplie-
tors may last long enough to see Trinity
one Of the most prosperous counties in
the State West COaSt StgAdt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

HoN. A. A. SARGENY has our thanks
for copy Of the Land Office Reports for
the past fiscal year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

IN San Diego, at present, they have on
their tables home grown oranges, lemons,
figs, squa hes, strawberries, green peas
and green corn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

NEWsPAP0RIAL.-The TRINITY jour
NAL has entered upon its eighteenth vol
une with an assurance Of increased pros
perity. The JOURNAL is IA good paper
and deserves the success it is meeting.-
,St0chtOH HldcpeHdeat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

THE TRINITY JOURNAL, one of the
best interior papers in the State, com
meuccd its eighteenth volume last Satur-
day, and seems to be Il popular and flour
ishing Journal Irehd JOHJWdi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

The Republican Legislative caucus, of
Springfield, Illinois, nominated Governor
elect h. j. Oglesby fer United States
Senator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

THE TRlNITY JOURNAL, ,one of the old
est, neatc,t and spiciest Of our exchanges
has just entered upon its eighteenth vol
ume, and we are glad to learn is in flour
ishing circumstances -Sot0'tO RepH6tt-
clIL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

THE Southern cotton crop is estimated
at 3,55o,OG0 bales. No rise in price is ex
pected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

THE Central Pacific Railroad psys into
the State and county treasures 100000
for the taxes Of this year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

THERE were five distinct earthquake
shocks felt in Maine on the llth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18
INAUGURATIONS.

The iraugurations OF Republican Gov
ernors in the State Of New York and
North Carolina took place on New Years
day. 1t is special matter Of congratula-
ton that the State Of New York is now
under the Goye"norship Of General Dix
who has the implicit confidence Of the en-
tire population who value honesty in the
administration Of Government. Gov. T.
X. Caldwell, in assuming the duties of
Governor Of North Carolina, took occa-
sion to say: "When cannot iii an of
fee from my own party acceptable to my
self, shall then consider it my duty to
select a good man from the opposite par
ty, and know every good and true Re
publican in the State OF North Carolina
will approve my determinations"
RESIDENTIAL MAJoRITIEs.
a statement Of the popular vote for
President and Vice President in 1872,
just officially reported, shows that Grant
and Wilson's mJorties sum up 49,
l37 as against 309,5S8 majority of the
vote Of 1868 for Grant and Collax. The
total vote in 1872 was 3,592, ,lSl for G ant
and 2,S3S,Si7 for Greeley. In 1868, it
stood Bob, l88 for Grant and , 2,7O3, 900
for Seymour.
ASPIRATIONS DEFINITELY STATED.
Secretary Boutwell, being inquired of
by certain members Of the Massachusetts
Legislature, states definitely and frankly
in published card that he will "grate-
fully accept the support Of those gentle
men Of the legislature who think him
qualified to represent the State Of Massa-
chusetts in the Senate Of the United
States" This straight-torwardness in Il
political movement is highly commenda-
BILE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

A sIX-poUND specl>lcd trout has been
caught in Culayeras county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN / have sold my interest in the BUTCH
ering business, at junction City, to w.
G. Given, and that the firm Of Given &
Gross is dissolved. All accounts against
the old firm will be paid by Mr.. Given,
and all parties indebted are requested TO
make an
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT

with him. 1t takes MONEY to buy
cattle and run buteher-shop.
j. f. GROSS.
Junction City, Jan. II, 1873. 3w@
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 3, 1873

w ASHiNdIONs Jan. -, lCfDs
REWARDS FOR DETECTING FRAUD
A bin is about to be presented for the
consideration OF Congress to harmonize
the action Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury with that Of the L. S. Courts in award
ing inforner's shares in internal revenue
cases. 1t will be remembered that by
Sec. 80 Of the law Of June 9th, 1872, re-
ducing taxes, ETC., the giving Of moities
for the detection Of frauds on the revenue
was repealed to take effect August lst,
1872. The Courts continue to award the
share to informers who gave information
prior to August, 1872, without regard TO
the date Of settlement or payment Of the
fines, penalty Or forfeiture. Large classes
Of these cases go to the Secretary Of the
Treasury for decision and distribution,
but owing to the limited character OF his
Jurisdiction under the old law, the De-
partment has decided that it cannot con
slider any claim for informers' share, un-
less two conditions are complied with,
which are both beyond the control Of
claimants, ctz: the payment OF the mon
ey and the settlement Of the case prior to
August lst, 1872, when the repeating law
went into operation.
1t is quite clear that Congress did not
mean to prevent the payment Of inform
ers under the old law for services render
ed prior to the enforcement Of the repeal
and there will be little difficulty in secur-
ing uniformity in the treatment Of in
formers by the passage Of a declaratory
bill stating in plain terms what was in
tended by Sec. 80 Of the act above re-
ferred to. Beyond this, however, it has
been found in practice that the withdraw
al OF rewards for detecting frauds on the
revenue is causing a sad falling off al
ready in the current receipts from this
source, and the policy under experiment
is more than doubtful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-01-18

C.NUBSCREBE FOR THE
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