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The New York herald., 1874-09-20
THE FALL BOOK TRADE SALE.
Ninth and Last Day.

One uf the greatest and most successful affairs
in the annals OF publication was the fall book
trade sale which closed last evening, alter dura-
tiOn OF nine days, at the trade salesrOOms, in
Clinton Hall. Whether the action of the publish
ers at Putln-Bay, Ohio, last July, where
1t was proposed to abolish trade sales or that re-
newed confidence In a wholesome revival OF trade
has taken possession OF the book dealers, one
thing certain which is tnat tue sale Just closed
has never before been equalled, much less sur
passed. either in contribution, sales or prices OBJ
tained. Before one book was disposed of the i'm.
mense stock OF stationery, carried by Messrs. ID.
Appleton d Co., was offered as prelude to the
stocks OF publications. This stock alone realized
100000, and consumed three days to auction on.
from all parts OF the country-Boston, Philadel-
pnia, Baltimore, Cincnnati-and even London,
England, was largely represented. The catalogue
and strange. Messrs William r. Leavltt,
We're the f0Isea presdn9 pra VINO a.
proud OF their exertlOns In having obtained
such universally good rates for the books sold
The following Is full list of the contributors to
the trade sale OF 1874 4:-Messrs. James X. Osgood
4 Co.. Boston. Hurd Il Houghton, New YORK;
New York; e. new YdTR S
Allyn, Boston; Clark Maynard. New York;
Ira Bradley Z Co.. Boston Thomas q.
London, England; Charles Tabor & Co.,
New Bedford, Mass; Schmidt & Co., New York;
f. and H. r. An ,hony Co., New York; ID. and j.
Sadller Il Co., New York; p. NJ. Haverty, New
YORK; r. Oshea New York; Claxton, Remsen &
Hafelanger, Philadelphia; Estes y Lauriat Bos-
ton; sheldon & Co.. New York; II. b. Minis & Co..
Troy, N. y; Dodi h Mead, New York; Scribner,
Armstrong h Co, New York; James Miller, New
York; Charles Dsver, Philadelphia; ii. L. Hin
ton, New York; Eoberts Bros. Boston; william j.
Middleton. New York Lee q shepard Boston Lee,
Shepard DilIlnfham, New York; 1; M: stoddard,
natl, ohio; GeOrg. Bell Sons Ward, Lock & Tyler,
London; ecriDnr, Welford & Armstrong, New
York; william F.(iill h Co., Boston; william Wood
4 Co., New York George A. Leavitt, successor to
Leavltt q Allen Eothers, New York; William Is.
Evans Co., Philadelphia; A.. 5. Barnes & Co.,
New York; W. v Harding, Philadelphia; Henry
SOutneran * Co., 4OndOn; Henry Il. BOhn London;
j. SabIn Sons, New York, and a number OF
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES

RAILWAY MORTGAGES
continue firm. The principal business was in the
Union Pacific securities, which were firm. arsts
selling at s6k q s8x, land grants at ssk and
sinking funds at TAX Is. Central pacifics
brought 81, New YORK Contra, firsts coupon, lo7k;
do. registered, Io7x. and Chicago ana Northwest
sIu consolidated gold bonds coupon, III. G., c.
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MORTON, BLISS h CO..
Financial Agents OF the Company,
Drexei Building,
Presidents office, % Nassau street.
SIDNEY DILLON President

A STOCK PRIVILEGE ENABLES ANY ONE TO
"A: operate in Stocks with moderate capital and,
the time, increases the chances OF success Calls
bought Tor rise can be used margin to sell
short against Puts are bought tor decline be
used margin to buy long against Double Privileges
will pay profit on either an advance decline
When large purchases Privileges made they
be obtained nearer the market
In view tins fact have made such purchases and
contracts with members of the stock Exchange to
enable extremely low ali week.
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IO,I5 and 1880 A, M.
First Boaryl-1Os3O A. M.

{ $1,000 Us52O,r '65n. be ll5ss
i l0OOO Q S SIS, lO4Q r.. ll0A
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"A ing viii dispose of all their elegant costly and plain
covered in rich satin brocate cost ST. 700 II ces for
$500; do $50 elegantly carved and gilt frames
latest styles and harcloh Suits $50 to SlW IL Cham
ner suits in rosewood and walnut; Bedsteads Bureaus,
Washsands. curled hair Mattresses, &c BrOnZes Orna
ments, Turkish Lounges ana Easy Chairs, Etageres,
Bookcases Buffet Centre, side and Extension Tablesi
solid Silver and Glassware N. B.-A brilliant toned N
octave rosewood Pianotorte, cost $500 for $500 Stool
and Cover Call at private residence 10 West Twenty
third street. SIKH for three days Can be
to-day Sunday Monday
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THE STOCK MARKET
WALL STREET,

opened strong, ana, in some cases, with advanc-
ing figures. Union Pacific was the strongest and
most active STOCK and advanced in the early deal
ings to 255s the highest figure yet reached. After
Union Pacific, New York Central, Lake Shore and
Western Union exhibited the most frmness. At
the nrst board Wabash declined y per cent and
Northwest n per cent, weakening the general
market to slight extent. After midday frmer
feeling prevailed and there was some recovery in
prices. At the second call the market was gen.
orally steady, while towards the close frmer
feeling prevailed and prices advanced Il to \ per
cent. The strongest stocks were Union Paci1c
western Union Wabash and Northwest common.
The total sales OF the day aggregated about
122 600 shares The subjoined table gives the sales
In each stock and also
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ana everything pertaining to upholstery, from 25t>
per under regular prices close our retail bu
ness G. L. kelly 4 CO.,
1S4 Fifth avenue, Twenty third street
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The best Stocks TO invest in those in which you
look for the greatest uctuaton and in such will
cure contracts for those who desire make the in
vesmen for their the prices OF 30 day contracts
follows -
$40 63 will purchase put call 10 shares Of stock.
S2l Is will purchase double privilege shares
stock
$26 81 will purchase put or call on 25 shares of stock
$53 IL will purchase double privilege Is shares of
stock
$53 Is will purchase put call 50 stock
$l06 will purchase double privilege SO shares Of
stock.
$10s rs will purchase put call 100 shares stock
S22 so will purchase double privilege on
stock.
$2l2 80 will purchase call 100 shares of stock
$425 will purchase double privilege shares
stock.
Fullest Information may be obtained In pamphlet sent
free application; also the Weeks. DOings in Wall
Street, TUMBRIDGE CO.,
Bankers and Brokers' No 2 Wall street, New York.
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ana I. q. nrsts advanced to 50H. Central Pacific
bonds closed at 90k a9l and Union facihcs at SO a
s6s< for nrsts, ss1s SO for land grants and rs a
75h for sinking funds. western Pacincs, s2x
bid.
STATE BONDS
were quiet New York registered bounty loan
sold at l07x, Missouri skies Of 1877 at 81 and rem
nessee new, ex coupon, at 81.
CITY BANK SHARES
were dull and sold at lis for Merchants. ChemI
Cal was bid for at l,2l9.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Brilliant Record of Cures.

An American humori>t tells us that it
would have been money in his pocket if
he had been born without stomach,
and then proceeds to figure up the cost OF
chronic dyspepsia, to which he is a
martyr, and which he says it is imposs-
ible to cure. On this point Josh Billings
(tor he is the party referred to) is mis-
aiken. Unless his stomach differs from
all other dyspeptic stomachS, Hostetter's
BitterS will cure him in less than three
months. This it wound be safe To g,l,r-
ahtee under amy penalty. There aIe a
lew, very few, actual specifics for dis
ease IN existence, and Hu>tetter's Stomach
Bltters may be set down IL one OF them.
IN cases OF Indigestion it never MilS,-
Persons who had sutfe ed .ur many wears
almost every conceivable specie, "a tor.
ture from this agonizing complaint, have
Dcen permanently cured with the Bitteis
in six weeks. Hundreds OF such instances
are on record, authenticated by the te,ti.
m"hy OF prominent men N every walk OF
he, eminent physicians among the num-
Der. But this celebrated vegetable pte-
pnration Is something more thar Il Stum-
achlc and tonic. 1t is also an Alternative
of wonderful vntue. In liver complaint
It's effect Is aS direct and immrdateaS that
OF caiomel or blue pill, and much more
salutary and in all diseased conditions
of the bowels, notably in cases OF cun>ti-
patton, It's regulating properties are in the
highest degree servicrnbe. II Q new set
Elements IN the West aud all ow-lvinr
tracts OF county in eSted with miaSmaiic
eNhaIatlOns, SO fruitful at this season, of
me va nous types Ot Intermittent teverS,
should be always we'll stocked with this
lncompalab.e cho agogur, which viii cure
any case OF lever and uguo in period
varying from three days to three or four
weeks according To the violence of the
complaint. Nervous disorders which ara
always aggravated by the udutrlatcd
liquors usually p,e.cribed by phy>cipns,
are leadily cured by course of thi. nd .
mimble combination medicine, in which
the properties of II etmulan!, II tonic and
Alternative are happily blended. lQjy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

BADLY HURT. While Jas. c. Wal
lace, OF Douglas City, was putting hog
into wagon, he got his arm into the
animals mouth and it shut down on it.
the tusk passing between the bones of the
fore-aIm inficting an ugly wound two
inches long.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

CABIN BURNED.-J. A. Burger tells
u that the cabin of McConville & Bar
rett, on Canon Creek. was burned last
Tuesday morning ut 4 O'Clock. The oc
cupants were sleeping out doors and did
not discover the fire in time To save any
thing. 1t caught from the chimney.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

lNJURED.-Henry Ehrman, of June
ton City, was peddling meat with the
wagon the other day when the team. get
ting frightened, gave sudden start
tn owing Henry a,tride of the break. in
which position he rode about 200 yards,
and was badly bruised.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

EMPIRE HoTEL.-Wm. Condor gives
notice this week that he has fitted his new
hotel building with both single and double
sleeping apartments, and is now prepared
to furnish the public with good board and
lodging. Mr.. Condon will spare no pains
to make the Empire the best house in
town and give good satisfaction to all who
patronze him,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

REV. r. GRAVES will preach as follows,
until further notice:
lsT SUNDAY, in each month, at Weaverville,
at lOIa a. m, and at Lewiston, at 7l9 p. m.
IND SUNDAY, at Weavervile, at 1917 a. m.
and at Junction City, at p. m, and at North
Fork at IA p. m.
Bird SUNDAY, at Hay Fork
4rH SUNDAY, at Weayervlle, at 1917 a. M,
and at Junction City, at 3 p. m, and at Canon
City, at Ga p. m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

HYDRAULIC PIPE. - Miners who in
tend putting iron pipe in their claims can
certainly save money by purchasing it
from N. Lang. lie is well fixed for max
ing pipe, and his facilities are such that
that he can sell it cheaper than anybody.
As will be seen by reference to adver-
tisemrnt elsewhere he is also prepared to
furnish iron cut, punched and formed at
the lowest possible rates. Lang has also
lately placed several new machines in his
tin-shop, at considerable expense, and is
now kably well fixed for doing
every description of work in that line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

BULLYCnooP -Segfied & Co. are get
ting considerable rock out of their quartz
mine on this mountain, ard it continues
to prospect we'll in free gold. Large
prospects are also obtained in the earth
below the ledge, which is considered as a
very favorable indicntion. An ara>ta j.,
to be put up and quantity of the rock
worked before snow comes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

MORE WAGJN-RD RDAD.-A cnmmuni-
cation from the Board of Supervisors of
Humboldt county addressed to the Sup.
ervi,ors of Trinity, sets forth that twenty
three miles Of the proposed wngon.road
from Kneelund's Prairie to the MenGo-
elmo line has been located in this county.
1t is necessary thato Supervisors should
agree to accept that portion ot the road
when completed and declare it public
highway. A public road there will aid
the settlement Of that part Of our county
and we presume the Trinity Supervisors
will readily assent to its construction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

ENTIRE New SToCK.-L. Feibush has
Just returned from San Francisco, bring
ing one of the largest and finest stocks OF
jewelry ever displayed in Weaverville.-
Read his new advertisement and then go
and see for yourselves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

I. ABRAMS returned from San Fran
cisco this week, bringing his little son
who had been under treatment for sore
eyes. Although seemingly well when
they started, the little fellows eyes were
again affected by the journey.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

SHISoLEs.-Lang this week advertises
tia. he has two hundred thousand red
wood shingles on the road tor this place.
Parties in need OF shingles are advised
to order from Lang before this immense
lot is all gone. Speak quick.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

DOUGLAS ClTY.-This little town, for
merly one Of the liveliest in the county
but Of late years sad y dull, seems to be
recuperating its lost glory. More money
has been taken out in that neighbolhood
the present season than for several past
and business iS CORE. .poadngly flourish.
ing. Marshall & Mason, at the store, IL .
w. Leonard, at the hotel, and Wallace
& Mnbie, of the butvircr-shop, are happy
in the prospective return Of the good old
times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

WRITING SCHnoL.-Prof. j. Buck, of
Sacramento, is here and has day and
night class, under instruction in Pcnnlnn-
ship, at the g amman School house. He
is an excellent tutor and charges for in
struction are reasonable. A glance Mt
numerous specimens about town shows
him to be Master of the Pen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

THE mines of the McGllivray company
are being run with plenty of water yet.
No attempt at cleanup will be made
until water fails. Everything is working
favorably and prospects are encouraging.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

A New EXCITEMENT IN Town Since
our last issue, the much talked of and
well -adverlized Badgers Auction Bazar
has arrived. Mr.. Badger at once secured
the Theater building us being the only
one in town large enough to meet his re-
quircmcnts. The entire capacity of the
building is needed, however, and even the
stage is used todi>play the immense stock
which comprises everything needed by
man, woman or child. So says the ad-
vertisement and it is fact that no such
variety has ever been seen in our town.
The Bazar is doingan immense trade and
as it will remain in town hut few days
it behooves our readers to not wait the
order of their going but 60 at once and
secure some of the splendid goods now
being offered at half their real value ut
Badgers Great Auction Bazaar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

DIVINE SERYICE.-A postal card from
Rev. C. Anderson, of Shasta, informs as
that he will preach nt Weaverville on
Saturday and Sunday evenings at o.
clock. and ut Junction City, at II o'clock
Sunday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25
LOST OR STOLEN.

Ci0 REWARD.-Lost, mt Junction
y ~ City. on or about the 4th day Of
Ju Y, gold neck chain and lockrt mark
I'd " Sarah AbInhmS." To any person
returning the same, Il reward of Forty
Dollars will be given and no questions
asked. Lpave with Kuper, Karsky &
Co, Junction City, Kar.ky IL Abrahms,
WravervilIe, or Mt TEINITY JoURNAL
Office. /. ABRAHMS. A
Weayerville, July 7th, 1874. 81
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

DENrIsTRY.-All desiring the pro!eS-
sional services of DR.. T. w. Mclntvre
are notified that ne can be found Mt his
office in Weayervlle until the 18th Of
October, after which time he will leave
. tba oonntv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

A CHINAwoMAN was arrested for un
mercituly heating another celestial dame.
She defended herself with the statement
thnt the woman belonged to her and she
had n right to pound her rs much rs She
plea a-ed. Justice Cochpll didn't see it
that way and sent her to Jail in default of
S35 fine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

NEW BRIDGE. "A wire suspension
foot-bridge has lately been erected across
the North Fork, near the town, by the
residents thereabouts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

A DEAD THING.-When you see two
or more women talking confdentially it
is safe to bet that Auction is the subject
under discussion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

THE fire on the mountain is still burn
ing, doing much damage to timber and
feed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

On A VIsIT.-Jas. G. Trotter started
for San Francisco Wednesday morning.
to meet his mother who comes from Ohio
on visit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

PUBLIC SCHOOL re-opens next Monday
in Weavervile District. Mr.. Lovett,
Miss Dimmock and Mrs. Sawyer will
have charge oil the various Departments.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

MORE QUARTz.-New quartz discov-
cries are reported on the ridge between
Eastman and Jenning guches, in Lewis
ton District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

INDIAN CREEK miners are cleaning up
with good results. The SllcoX ditch has
a full supply of water, but aside from this
that element is scarce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

HAY FoRK.-From Jake Hilliard we
harvesting but that crops are light.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

UNION HILL mine has quit slncing
and gone to cleaning bedrock. 1t will
take q months time to complete the sea-
som work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

In BUSINESS. We were allowed TO
peruse private letter from A. Z. Corbus,
the other day, and from it learned that
that gentleman has purchased an interest
with d. Cnlaghan in the manufacture of
Donnolly's Cali ornia Premium Yenst
Powder, Cream of Tartar, SalaratIs, etc.
Mr.. Corbus is thorough business man
and his many Trinity friends wish him
surcASs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

FRUIT CANS, all sizes and shapes, of
superior manufacture, for sale cheap, ut
Lang's. See advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

WHAT has become of the travelling
shows ? Weavervlle has been sighted
this Summer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

CANON CREEK miners have plenty of
water and will have for some time to
come.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

JOHN CLIFFORD started for Humboldt
Thursday morning, going by way OF San
Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

WE tender vote Of thanks to John
Shultz, of Shasta, for donation of fruit
on Sunday last.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

A LARGE party from town will attend
Lowden's Ball, at Grass Valley, next
Friday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

IT'S CoME.-Badger's Auction Bazaar
opened Monday evening and has had IL
lively run during the week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

LANG's boys, Willie Todd and James
Motherwell leave for Oakland, to attend
McClure's Academy, Saturday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25
GIANT POWDER AGENCY.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP-
J. lointed Ag mt in 'iIinity County for the
sal OF GIANtrO NDEt. Ord RS l1it at he
Union liOt.l or with ms will re i've prompt
attention. Caps and Sc al ways on hand.
90 All instructions icossary tor its uso
will be given. IlENRH LORENZ.
Weascrvi 10, May th, ri. l0-ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

JOHN COMBS has over thousand goats
on Browns creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

WEATHER continues warm during the
daytime; nights cool and refreshing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25
TIE UNIVERSAL VERDICT,

These unoqnolcd Machines do all the diGcr-
cnt kinds Of work reIuir Il 10 bo dunr in u
in lily, and mnko all tho diucr'nt kinds of
stitches, wi'hot tho complications OF the
other Machines
All polsonswll please examine tho WuerLep
y WILSON > WiSG MuulNtS before purGhas-
ing any Ohor
Tho Wu,tLFu Il WILSON, as il well known,
has won,, nt nearly every uial IN which 1t has
S9mgsiSd W. b 5EA2 Ed HHGH % % y con T9"
dent, have vntor the lists timo aud ngHin,
only to b. dclcntcd and finding IL imro- sible
to compete iaiily, have cnduuvOrcd TO Il ,crv
the value of rremi ns. lhey nro not slow,
however to boast Of the fow they hnv rec ,iyod
but in tn grand uinl, daily usS thr0 igh0u
the world, whore only trdo mort finds favor,
and sap, Ivy wins the raco, tho WnEELaR X
W NIsuN NtWiNu VI ,,nlYa stands tri lmphantly
tho thoml lon by tho vcld diet Of tho pooplo
These Machines are AdapteI to
Every variety Of Sewing,
From tho liahtcst muslns to tho heaviest
cloths. hey work oIunlly wrll ~ ON silk,
Lin n, O0l n or Cotton goods. with SILK,
Linn or Cotton thread Scn,uing. q iilting,
tin hDlng liemming ceiling, tording, Iuck-
ing, lniding, Embi oideiing and MAX ing But
ton Holes with tho rrDntost nG lity.
# it DO inconvoni Mt for tho purchaser to
Wit tbs salesi UOn, tn order may bo forward
ca 10 the OlliCtt ana ~ Wtll u : ~ iu1 hlully
fill Il ns ii tho selection had blon IA do per-
sonnlly
fll instructions, recently compiled, and
giving III information upon eYory point IN
detail, necOtb amy onch Machine. and onable
the most in-xioli4nc,d to operate withOlt
di,licilV.
oar interest in tho successful working of the
Machines l. not second 10 thar Ol tho pdfcha--
or, and wo ost3om 1t a uiyllug3 to aid, bY cor
resp"hd nee or otherwise, any person who may
IequIro 1t.
Examine the stamp upon tn, cloth plato II
sh04ld rad " " h3oler y " ilsOn Mig Co.
A. u. Nil.on, Fat"
Every sewing Machine should be- gold on its
own mDTits. anti IS ondeHyUtiuR to palm oil
other sewing machines under the great roputl-
tiUn Of this macuin will b1doult with acc0rd-
ing 10 i.n@. Buy no inmiy sowing machine o.
nav ling aR'uts, unl 'ss th,y can shoy YOU u
l,tloI slgnod ". NJ. rODDA hD, Agent lor
tho ucioc cont for -aid machines.
n. BAN who have purchased sowing ma
chimes II. ON the reputation OF tho WnEeLER x
WILsuS, aud have found them to b. Of another
kind, viii please apply ut my office, l27 Mont
gonery street. d. ". IIAHKAL.
Agent for tn l'aci.ic Coast,
No. AZ, Montgomery st., San trancisco.
The silent adjustable Tuck markcr-Onc Of
| the most ns,fd attachments to n sowing Ma
! chine over invent d. Applicable ~ tho
| " heeler ~ v ison. Sold whol.sae h. aud retail
! in ey ny town on the aciic { Oast attno Ag N
| clos OF tho WHEELER ~ NlisON onWING VI A.
CnIVs. l.. W. IlAKBAL,
Janz0 Agent for tho faeiie COast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

COMET goes to bed SO early that it can
not be seen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ABoUT ten drops of rain fell Thursday
evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

NNE FURNISH IRON cut. punch.
ell and formed to make any
sized PIPE, really TO put together On
the ground where the PIPE is re-
quireI. Also supply TOOLS, sucI,
as STAK ES, PUNCHES, HAMMERS.
etc. for putting PIPE together.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

John Say 4 Co. to John B. May-Mining
Property, Mansanita Creek-SlO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25

TRINITY county Gsrman Hospffaf So
ciety, holds its ite0ular Quarterly Nj eetings At
tho llUsiIr,L BUmhNG, Weayerville, on tho
first sunday of March, juno, September and
December CllAS HAkTMAN,
jnnl Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-07-25
ROLL OF HONOR.

ROLL OF HONOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK.
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J. b. Siegtried ................... 90
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LIST OF LETTERS

WEAVERYILLE POST OFFICE.
July cath, 1874.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23
THE NEW ENGLAND METHODISTS


BosToN, Mass, April 15.-The New
Rnglsnd Methodist Conference has ado;,t-
ed the report Of its COMMITTEE onTemper-
ence, which contained resolution, among
others, that, GAS patriotic citizens, phil
anthropnists, and ministers of our Lord
Jesus, we can hold no attitude towards
this vast system ofiniquity other than that
Of total abstinence from use and and in
favor of the legal prohibi tion Of the sale
Of Intoxicating drinks" A resolution
was passed that the custom of adopting
means to raise money in fairs and festi-
walls. which involves anything in the ma
ture of Glance or gambling, should be
discontinued and that railway corpora
tions be requested to prohibit the sale OF
prize packages on their trains. Alse, to
discontinue the running of cars that are
used for the illegal purpose of gambling
and to prohibit the Gale of liquors ON the
night palace cars. lt..z