Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03
CLERKS OFFICE, Sept. 3Oth.
SHORT STATEMENT

& NANtu~iNC'y
CLERKS OFFICE, Sept. soth.
SHORT STATEMENT.
This Office hereby acknowledges the
connection of bundle of good things,
ranging all the way from frosted cake to
twisted gingerbread, for which the 'appy
doners will please accept the sanity re-
CARDS and gushing good wishes of two or
three most excellent judges of that pecu-
liar kind of hash called wedding cake.
LONG STATEMENT.
May your tide of life flow gently and
sweetly. lay your whole life be a model
of that Prophetic, jolly good time, allud-
ed to in Holy Writ page o7s, when the
monarch o the forest and fIary's little
pet glide merrily along in the same sulky
witt Young america 10 handle tho rib
bons. May you live 1899 years and chasse
into Heaven without undergoing the form
ula OF death, and finally, conclusively
aud emphatically, be 'appy anyhow, just
for luck.
One word to the marriageabe brigade.
Marry early, marry often, and don't for
get the Printing and Clerks offices-that
devil and this deputy are Interested. One
look satisfies the doubling that we can
stand more abuse of that kind, with less
jaw-back, than any two persons in this
place or any other town with the same
population. DEPUTY.
New SCHOOL DIsTRIcT.-Indian Creek
people are agitating the question of hay
ing that locality set apart as a seperate
school district, and will petition the Board
O. Supervisors TO that effect. They have
twenty two children of the required school
age, and heing ten miles from the Doug
las City School House, in which District
they now are, cannot attend school. Un-
der The circumstances, they are justly
entitled to District all their own.
NosE BLEED.-John 4. Hailstone, oi
Lower Trinity, was working about mule
one day last week, when the animal sud
denly turned its head, striking him on
the nose and starting the blood. After
vanly endeavoring to stop the bleeding
for day or Two, he started for Hoopa
Valley, where Doctors services were
required To check it. In all, his nose
bled nearly three days, and he suffered
considerably from loss of blood.
SUCCESSFUL UNDERTAKING.--G George
Vitzhum cut 1916 cords of wood, on the
opposite side of Trinity river, for -
Weaverville market. The river IL
fordable lcng enough to allow him I
that amount, so he dumped his W,
into the river, noated it down
and took it out on this side. 4
worked at It and averaged twel,
day. None of the wood, say e.
ticks, was lost. ~
NEW GooDs. - Karsky
mammoth stock has comm
Balch received more cloth
week. Pincus is laying IN
and will receive additions
Louis Schall is adding t,a
Boots and Shoes. All tho
preparing for an extra htaN
Winter trade. Teams load,d
chandise of every description az
LAST WEEK BUT UNE.-l'eN
will be the last week but one Of 'B'\
Auction BaTer in this place, the'
parties desiing TO purchase goods VI /
most desirable styles and quality at ~
third less than can be sold by any otis
establishment in the county will do wei
to improve this last opportunity to do S
at Badgers Auction Bazaar. o
ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual meet
ing of Stockholders OF tho \feavervill
Ditch rr,' Hyoraulic lining Company
will be held at che Office of tho eompan,
in San r'encisco, October 10Th, for th
purpose - electing irectors ios tho en-
suing year. See notice elsewhere.
GRAND LECTURE.-We have receive,
hand-bill announcing that Prof. II. d
Kennedy, practical phrenologist an,
physiognomist, will deliver a course @
lectures at Weaverville, between the Is
and 10Th of October. That's all we know
about it.
CANDIDATEs.--Trinitarians will rui
for Office. Pelier Craigue, for Assembly
man, and f. A. Buck, for County Com
missioner, is part of the Republican tick
ct Of Lincoln county, Nevada. Both ar
old Trinity men.
SETTLED.-Mr. J. II. Willeford, VIII
came from Iowa with his family las
Spring. has located permanently on Rus
Creek in this county, preferring the mil,
climate of Trinity to the cold Winters il
Iowa.
DhlDdF NOl1CEs.-- lLOWueIif oCulOtIe
and Smith this week give notice that the,
will apply for renewal of license for thei
respective bridges, at the November tern
of the Board of Supervisors.
SHowERY.-October commences damr
First rain of the season on the first day q
the month. viii lay the dust on tn
roads, which will be q good thing.
For CONTEMPT. Two Cinnamon wer
fined twenty-five dollars each for takin
out in meeting, in Justice Cochell's Coul
last week.
JAS. A. JOHNSON, of Indian Creek
returned .his week from San Francisco
where he went 10 purchase iron pipe.
BARNIcKEL has received lot Of Drug
Stationery, ETC., Ibis week the advanc