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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

EpiToR OF THK BULLETIN You will
please announce my name As the peoples
candidate for county treasurer, at the on
suing November election. Intending and
desiring to serve the people, I hope to be
elected by tho people.
S-20td WILLIAM MARTIN.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

w. o. o,o. skR., OBsEkvER's,OF
|Aiho' August IL, 1873, I0;ll pm.
Barometer 3O:Ol.
Thermometer 70 degrees.
"hu' calm, velocity mile, per
weather, clear.
degrees.
degrees.
ffesaihng wind last "A hours.
Total number Of miles Travelled dnring las,
"a boun 10.
EDWIN GARLAND. Observer.
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SUICIDE AGAIN
4 FEW WORDS WITH "AGUAL-
ATlNE'

LblToE Oh BuLLETIN--ln your issue
Sunday iast "Aghalativo." God bless him.
comes ogt IN letter in answer 10 chat
little anonymous communication on sui
eide, !. think. Now, although bis
letter reads like took and abounds IN
high sounding phrases brought fire., b from
his alma ",Gt,r at Cape Girsrieau, be will
out-srow Latin in time, be does not come
20 the point a. all, Mine was one Of
en- Jury, 20. intended 70 call forty letter,
Of bombsst and sound, bat TO call out
learned opinions from learned men, and,
perhaps, open a coRtroyersy to which !
might be spectator, holding to my own
peculiar views ! consider my letter a.
entirely unanswered.
Monday, August ~.
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NOTICE.

i hereby forbid all persons from cling
anything to my wife on my credit, ]
will pay no such debts, Twill furnish her
with all necesssres myself
S-lS-3t WV, KHEDALL.
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ENVELOPES.

Pine white single and double X amber
single and double Y Canary, best quality Of
manila, blue letter, etc, etc. 10000 for
ale, printed at So 80 to 6 20 per thousand.
n the BULLETIN OYFIcy.
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THE CAIRO AND NINCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

Sho"AA MA iN'
10
Cincinnati, INDIANAPOLIS, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Niagra Falls,
Buffalo, Pittsburg, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all Eastern Points,
cu,Ncp TIME
ohANpb VI T.
On aud after Tuesday, july !, 1873, trains
VIII run ~ ioio"s:
EXPRESS
c.,.~.t, ,o.,.os ,-.ir,
Soins soutb arrivc. af Gro q; '' 80, 80 a. ~
"'s ''1'n - o'''o W. "''o p'nh'
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Josvos ,.i-o "o'"S 1911 c.oo
Leaves 'A'lo nv 'ii'oo a'ui' anu o'Vo Pm
Going South.
Arrives at Cairo at. 500 am. and rs pm.
The sYnress train nor,,, orr,yos -, "a,
ne eaPi ,'. tram north arrives at Nln-
RON a. iS.an n ~ pm i,b M diaee. Johnec,
VincennSs roiiroaJ ~ 90 ,ae nntu,ia,iapUns anu
prast rs;;-oaa IAN o Eau aoi TRANSFORMATIONS the
Trains are dsn,rtina y, ali wien po'mi
So;nts IN rho Itni,aa s, ~ az hours, ior an
1868 pm. with the Evansville and Craw.
i..csville railroad, for Terra Hauto, India.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Barber shop in complete running order,
J good stand and . good run Of custom
Enquire a. Tpg BuLLyIIs OFFICE.
s-i.et
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MIR. MAX ROLLER.
a COMPETENT PIANO TUNER
AND REPAIRER.

Has located in tho city. Contracts made
for tuning pianos by the year or othcr
wise, to suit the owner OrGers left at the
jewelry store Of Il. " W. Buder will re
ceive prompt attention. 7-29-lln.
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CHEAP BOARDlNG.

Regular bosrders al the European hotel.
Harry Walker proprietor, receive board q,
the rate Of s2o per month RIOT,
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FOR RENT.

The Delta Social club rooms, suitable
for offices, first floor, south side of The
BULLETIN building. Enquire at thi. Of
fee. S.G.3t
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Best Scotch ale, stout porter, and eieh,
ysAr old bourbon wbiskey 70 be found only
st the Crystal saloon, corner ofSirth stree,
and Commercial avenue.
STEAGALA x LABg,
e-zt In Proprietor.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS Il. Il.
On and after Monday, Aug, II, 1873, trains
viii run daily. except sunday, between
Greenfield's landing and Riddles. Missouri.
rs follows:
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CHANGE OF TINE,

Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time to-day. From and after 2AO
d. IN. to-day trains will run As follows
ARRIVE.
Express, daily 90. 4:O5 pm.
Mall, except Sunday ....3:lh Il. III.
DEPART.
Express, 24o p, M
Mall, daily except sunday ..ll;o5 p. m.
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Hacks Tor the Cairo, Arksnsas and Tcxa
railroad, starting from White a Greer's
store, corner oi sixth street aud Ohio Ieyee,
run - foH9ws
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Innings...l, 2 3, 4, 8, 6, :, s, o. Tot
Riversdes 2, IL, o, |, 9, |, :, 6, l. 3s
Egyptians. 3 3, 3, 0, 4, 3, 0, 3, 1877
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Riversides over Egyptisns..".".......
Chas. a. Saup of this city, umpire.
J McEwen and -, scorers.
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GEN ERAL LOCALISMS.

WILLIAM MARTIN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

THE Assembly Committee on Corpora
tions is all that the bitterest enemy of
the railroad interest of this State could
desire. AS It's chairman it has Swift of
San Francisco, one Of the Dolly Warden
extremists, who desires to be Governor
in 1875, and who is well known as an ex-
tremist on every question on which he
takes sides. Freeman Of Yolo, and Rhea
of Santa Clara, are the Republican mem
bers Freeman was the author of the
bill REQUESTING fares and freights in the
last Legislature, upon which the fight
tor reduction was made. Wright of So
noma, is the sole Democratic representa-
tive on the committee. The Dollys took
the lions share Of that committee, hav-
ing six out of the nine members GompoS-
ing it, all of whom with the exception Of
McCallum of Mendocino, were elected in
distinct opposition to the railroad inter-
est. The Union cannot complain of the
composition of that committee this year,
and if we are to judge by the names in
the list we should say it was dictated in
the editorial rooms Of that paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

A MODEL SoLoN.-In the Assembly,
Mr.. Tlnnin introduced a resolution pro-
viding for furnishing the members with
papers, whereupon a champion of the re-
formers, Freidenrich, Of San Francisco,
came in with proposition that the men,
bers pay for their own papers. 1t is pret-
ty safe to say that if the House had been
composed of men of the Freidenrich
stripe, the number of papers read by its
members would be exceedingly limited.
1t is just as necessary that legislators
should be posted, through the medium of
the press, in regard to the wants and
wishes Of every community in the State,
as it is thai they should be supplied with
pens and paper for their correspondence,
nor is il to be expected that they will pur-
chase them out of their per diem. The
amount paid for newspapers in any one
session is a mere trife in comparison
with other expenses which can just as
we'll be shut of. We shall keep an
eye on Freidenrich, and if he is not found
supporting every thieving bill presented,
we shall miss our guess. 1t is generally
the way with these buncombe reformers,
who begin by stopping little leaks and
by charging big ones.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

atorial fght will be-the tone of conf
dence at first assumed by the Booth or
gans has changed greatly withia few
days. On Monday night the Democrats,
TO the number of hirty-eight, met in
caucus, and decided to make and stand
by Senatorial nominations. If this reso-
luton be adhered to, it leaves Booth no
hope from that quarter, and the votes
necessary To elect him must be drawn
from the Republican ranks. On this class
of votes he has, as we have said, no claim
whatever. 1t would be far better for the
future Of the party, far better for the best
interests of the State, to have the place
filled by an honest Democrat, than by
Republican whittier, whose sole claim to
the pos ition lies in the fact that he is as
sumed to be in accord with popular feel
ing upon one solitary question, upon
which it is more than probable that pub
lie sentiment viii undergo great change
before the time arrives for the new Sena-
tor to take his seat. For the position
a man of firm mind is needed-one who
has convictions of his own, whose opin-
ions are not held and controlled by 9TH
ers. If, as the Dolly Vardens assert,
"party lines are broker" it is just as
reasonable for Republicans and Demo-
Gratis to act together as for Republicans
and Independents, or Independents and
Democrats,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

WE have given up trying to cipher out
the condition of affairs between our gov
ernment and that OF Spain. One day
the dispatches assure US that war is i'm
minent, and the next mail brings the as
surance that the war cloud has dsap-
peared and the matter will be settled
peacefully. And the next day this is
contradicted again. The latest news is
that the mob in Havana are against Civ
ing up the Vagimias, and threaten to
scutte her if she is to be actually surren
dered. Secretary Robson, however, tells
the House Committee on Appropriations
that there is not likely to be a war with
Spain. In the present state of the labor
market of the East, brush with the
Dons would be godsend to many of the
unemployed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

LEGIsLATURE.-The Legislature was
fully organized last week by mixture
of Dolly Varders and Democrats in the
Assembly, and Democrats and Dolly
Vardens, with just enough Republicans
to save ii from the fate of Sodom and Go
morrah, in the Senate. Numerically,
the Republicans are the strongest of the
three parties in the Senate, but Mr.. Es-
tees own private ambition had to be graf
fled (these Dollys are disinterested fell
lows, SO the Republicans were over
slaughed and the officers in the Senate
and Assembly pretty evenly divided
among the two parties to the combina-
ton. Irwin, of Siskiyou, is the President
pro. tenn. and Shackelford Secretary of
the Senate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

EVIDENTLY Speaker Estee is fully pos
sessed with knowledge of the fact that
the Dollys are an ephemeral institution,
which will never attain national import
ancc or recognition. The Committee on
Federal relations is composed of seven
members, six of whom are Republicans
and one Dolly, while the Democrats are
left severely alone. We shonld have
thought that courtesy to a party to the
votes of some of whom he is indebted for
his present position would have induced
him to recognize the presence of twenty
eight Democr rats in the Assembly, in
forming this committee, which is, in
fact, the only committee which deals
with political questions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

CAUGHT OUT. - The Nevada Tfda-
script says that Notwithstanding the long
season of opportunity the gravel miners
have had to prenai 9 for the Winter rains,
the late storm which has furnished plenty
of water for mining opei stions, has found
the miners unprepared for it, and that
within a circuit Of six miles Of Nevada
City there are not half a dozen eompa-
nies ready to commence washing. The
South Yuba Canal Company is running
most Of its water to the miners of Dutch
Flat and Gold Run, Placer county, who
are ready to avail themselves of the in
creased supply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

THE CHIEF JUsTIcEsHIP,- The va
cancy in the position Of Chief Justice Of
the United States makes it interesting to
recur to those who have filled the posi-
tion since the organization Of the Gov
ernment. Six have held that exalted sta
ton, viz. John Jay, of New York, APP
pointed in 1887 Rutledge of South Caro-
lima, appointed in 1895; Ellsworth, OF
Connecticut, appointed in 1896. These
were all appointed BY Washington. Mar
shall, of Virginia, was the fourth, having
been appointed by John Adams in 1901,
and serving until 1885. In 1886 jackson
appointed Roger B. Taney, of Maryland,
who served until 1864, and was succeeded
by Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio, who occu-
pied the position until the beginning Of
the present year. fancy was Secretary
of the Treasury under jackson, as Chase
was under Lincoln, and each resigned
the portfolio of the Treasury to accept
tie Chief Justieeship. Jay and Ellis
worth were each forty-four years of age
at the time Of their appointment, Mar
shall forty-six, Rutledge and Chase each
ffty-six, and Taney fifty
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

MARROW ESCAPE. = Last Saturday,
says the Alameda Eacindi, while engag-
ed removing one of the houses to make
an alley way from Park street through
to Oak, Mr.. Fisher, carpenter, was on
the roof Of a building-a one-story frame
with sharp hatchet in his hand, which
he accidentally dropped to the ground.
In its descent the edge came in contact
with the head of workman employed
by the house movers, and cut off piece
of the scalp as clear as could have been
done with razor. Like the famous
Damascus swords, which, it is said, are
so fine edged that head can be severed
from the body without pain, the hatchet
was sharp and the impulse SO great, that
the man did not know he was hurt until
a bystander informed him that the blood
was trickling down his neck.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

The SToRM.-The snow storm which
we spoke of last week, seems to have
been almost unprecedented in the history
of the State. Indeed greater depth of
snow tell in the Sacramento Valley than
on the mountain ranges Of this and other
counties. AS low down as Sacramento
City snow fell to the depth of four inches
while a depth of two inches fell in the
suburbs of San Francisco. In Colusa
and Tehama counties the ground was
covered from one to two feet deep, build
ings were broken down and the country
bore general appearance to that present.
ed by ar old-fashioned Winter in the
States. Cattle and sheep suffered severe
ly and it is feared that thousands will be
be lost. So great storm of snow has
not been known in the valley since 1852.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

A REPEALING ACT.-Our Assembly
man, Mr.. Tinnin, has taken time by the
forelock on the railroad question, and
introduced bill in the Assembly to re-
peal the act of 1864, in aid of the con-
struction of the Central Pacific Railroad.
The law in question we presume to be
the ono by which the State guarantees
payment of the interest on 81, 500, 900 of
bonds issued by the company. The bill
also proposes to institute suit against the
company for the interest money hereto
fore paid. Our private opinion is that
Luttreil is not to be driven off the track
quite so easily.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

PENDEGAsT has introduced resolu-
ton into the Senate to inquire into the
matter Of the salaries of the Board of Ex-
aminers and report if any of its members
are receiving compensation to which they
are not entitled. This, of course, is the
precursor of an investigation of the sala-
ry-grab Of the Governor and other State
officers composing the Board. We agree
with the Record, that the investigation
should be pushed forward, and its con
clusions made public before the Senator
ial election takes place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

SOME narrowing incidents for blood
curdling romances Of real life might be
obtained from the experiences of the
Gloucester fishermen. During the fish
ing season just closed twenty-four vessels
from that little port have been lost, and
one hundred and itty-two men have
"sunk TO rise no more" If they had all
gone down at once, and on an ocean
steamer instead of their little smacks, the
world would take more note of their de-
parture.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

A STRONG disposition having been man
ifested on the part of the friends of Gov
ernor Haight to place him in nomination
as candidate for the United States Sen
ate, he found it necessary, in letter Civ
ing his reasons at length, dated in San
Francisco, November 10Th, to decline
the profered honor. There seems little
disposition, nova days, on the part of
good, pure minded men to accept politi-
cal preferment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

JAILs are bad enough without having
ghosts in them. The Jail at Joliet, Hi
nois, is haunted by n specter that is most
unpleasantIy seen and felt. 1t appears
with its throat cut from ear to ear, and
smites the wretched prisoners with its
clammy hands. The reputation of that
Jail ought to have salutary effect upon
the morals Of Joliet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

A SAN Francisco justice has decided
that a saloon-keeper is not obliged to sell
liquors or cigars to negroes or any one
else-that neither the Fourteenth Amend
ment nor the Civil Rights bill are yio-
lated by those who make distinction as
to whom they will sell cocktails to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

MR.. CowIE, Of Shanghai, has observed
the passage across the SUMS disk of an
object which he thinks is planet nearer
to the sun than Mercury. Prof. Kirk
wood, by comparing Mr.. Cowie's obser-
yations with other recorded dates of sim
liar phenomena, concludes that they in
dicate the existence of an interior planet
whose year is "a days, % hours and 80
minutes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

THE Nrgtnias, 1t is said, belonged to
Mr.. William Patterson, of New York,
and was bought by him for the Cubans.
In compelling that vessel to strike, there
fore, Spain struck Billy Patterson. Thus
one more perplexing riddle is solved
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

THE BETTER FOR BooTH.-The Union
is now consoling itself with the sage re-
Election that if Booth is defeated for SEN
ator, it will result in his reelection as
Governor, and probably his advance to
a much higher office If that is the case
the friends Of Booth should join with his
enemies and try to advance" him.
The Union is evidently beginning to see
p" sermons in stones"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

Iowa should be the woman's paradise,
A majority of the State officers and also
a majority Of the State Judges of the
hi CHEST State court favor woman suffrage.
The State Librarian is a woman, and
the Enrolling and Engrossing Clerks in
the House are women. Women are re-
porters, copyists, and paper folders in the
State Capitol, and six women are sery-
ing as County Superintendents of schools.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

CUBA is the largest of the West India
Islands, and contains about Al, 900 square
miles. Its population is about one mil
lion, half black and half white. The
chief products are sugar, cotton, tobacco,
coffee, rice, sago and maize.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

JUDGE MYRIcK, of the San Francisco
Probate Court, has decided that where
parties live together for any considerable
time as man and wife. they are married
in legal view, even though no marriage
ceremony had been performed. 1t is
such marriage as will make the child
ren legitimate, and effect the distribution
Of the property.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

PREPARATIONS are making by the cot
ton culturists of the State to plant exten-
sively, ard :he prospects are that large
crop Of this valuable staple will be pro-
ducpd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

lT appears, from the report of the Sec
rctary Of the Treasury, the balance of
trade, for some months past, has been in
our favor. Ifths continues he believes
return to specie payments will soon be
possible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

TINNiN has introduced a hill to pro-
hlbit State officers from travelling with
free passes. We hope he will make it
" stick" for then our Solons will stick
closer to the Capital and their legislative
duties,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

JoHN T. IRVING, who tried to pass
himself as the Nathan murderer, in San
Francisco some time ago, has recently
been sentenced in New York to seven
years in the State Prison on two convic-
tions Of burglary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

The Governor of Washington Terrific
ry vetoed all the divorces granted by the
Legislature last month. He sensibly
holds that the Courts are the proper tri-
bunals to grant divorces.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

SECRETARY DELANo, in his annual
report, rcnews his recommendation for a
census to be taken in 1875, the result of
which could be published in season for
the centennial celebration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

THE employees on the steamboats, OF
the Central Pacific Railroad Company
have been notified that their wages here
after will be reduced from ten to twenty
five per cent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

REDWOOD TREES planted in Santa
Cruz fifteen years ago, have attained
some eighty feet in height and nearly
three feet in diameter at the base.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

MIR. AMP Mrs. MANNING, ofSan Fran
cisco, buried on Sunday the last of nine
children, all of whom died of scarlatina
within the period Of ten days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13
M'eekly Trinitu 9unrnal.
OUR AGENTS

TIIOS. BOYCE. Room No. 30, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran-
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. n. ROWELL d CO., 40 Park
Row, arc eur only authorized Agents in New
York City,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

A RECENTLY deceased Yirginian's will
requests that his epitaph shall state that
he was great turkey hunter and a toll
erably good fiddler.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

The Governors Message was sent in
to the Legislature on the 5th inst. Itis
a lengthy document, and touches upon
almost every subject of State interest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

THE Crown Point Mine has paid divi-
dends TO the amount Of G,960.O00 within
TIVE years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

The petty offenders in the Virginia
City prison were released on Thanksgiv-
ing morning with a little good advice
from the committing magistrate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

The free-pass system has been abolish
ed in Illinois, and the Solons of that State
take their families with them to the State
Capital.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

JAS. r. H4RRENBERGH has rendered
his resignation as Suryeyor-General of
California, and it has been accepted by
the President.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

SEVERAL California agriculturists have
gone extensively into the cultivation of
ginger. They haven't got much beyond
the first syllable yet,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1879.

A BILL to organize the new territory of
Pembina has been introduced into Con-
srrcSs,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

The Republican members Of Congress
have resolved to pass a bill repeating the
Back Pay-Salary Grab law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

For theve best Photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without Stairs. g5- 5-AS-
CENp IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. 9.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

THE Methodists haye appropriated the
sum of S42,0 900 for missionary work in
their Pacific Conference for 1874.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

MERRILL, of Maine, desires to have
January list, 1875, as the time set for the
resumption of specie payment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

EX-GoyERNoR DowNEY appears in
the field as Democratic Senatorial can
didate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

Tue Telegraph is completed to Hum
boldt, but we have not seen those daily
sod tri-wcekly papers yet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

ITfmHy county Gsrmaa Hospital So
eIety, holds its Regular Quarterly Meetings at
tho HospITNL BUILDING, Weaverville, on the
first sunday Of March, June, September and
December ClIAS HARTMAN,
JanL Secretary,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

Il eERL at Green Bay he's made busi-
'siness of taking TIE vel. She took 200 OF
them FROM merchant at once.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13

MARE ISLAND is to be supplied with
water from Vallejo, by pipes under the
straits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-13
BIRTHS.

A: Raymond Ranch, Lower Trinity,
November 23d, the wife Of Frank Mar
tin, of a SON.