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Second observed By lib. 2Om.
20 1869.
In 1912 these looked upon a. belonging TO the
OF the but they were proved in fs6s
to belong the They were like garnets around
brooch Jet and found 10 be actually exist
ing on the surface Of the What were theyf Dur
ing the eclipse OF 1868 that question was answered and
1t found that they not flames or mountains but
OF glowing hydrogen and 10 was by the spectre
that II discovered. Consisting OF glowing gis
they would give such lines these and the four lines OF
gas hydrogen were fret recognized.
A curious experiment Will be produced by glowing
hydrogen Tubes filled with hydrogen under a low
pressure CORE spondng to the pressure when Is De
eved exist the proninences OF the sun, ard you
will have the true color OF these promnences, hhnIng
with the true light Of glowing hydrogen.
IAN exceedingly brilliant experiment was here msde,
the hydrogen appearing TO glow brightly even with all
the II glts In the In full blaze and showing an eI
ACT Imitation OF the solar prom lence
new method Of research was applied; II was found
that they shone with light that could be divided into
separate nes the day time The spectrosc0pe spread
ont these lines: they visible II found possi
Bile 20 see the prominences themselves.
IA picture OF the suns chromospbere wa next pro
duced
TIE CHROnOePHERE.
This ruddV matter around the N called the
bromospbera Yon viii presently see IDpeoted into u
~, mere rvd6y ISsttsr.as u there wss ~ eApios'os
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SOLAR OUTBURsT.


Sn,er Of eruption the uns surface obseved By
Prof Youu Of Dartmouth College, Sept z, 1871.
One thing on this subject very suggestive though its
true meane yet to be discovered The spots on the
sun arranged in two zones and these correspond
with the empcrate the earth. II IA IN these
zones th& largest spots appear aud never seen
far outse these zones In the other parts OF tho suns
snrface ye have gradual spreading ont OF this ruddy
mattel II you should pGnr an o gnd INTO Vow water
that mater spreading through the water 10 Is matter
OF ono kind OF density spreading through
another In prominence, outside ot the spout re
floating bout finding its own level. These are In many
cases 5000 in one case 100000 miles 10 heht len giopes
such tis might be piled one on the other and only
reach tn hight of cue Of these. We have manifest
eyidencthat there is really erupve activity in these
spoutinaones In this picture yon VIII see how there
was a ro eruption, propeling something unseen, and
carryin something away from the The first view
shows wat Prof Young calls long low-lyiDg cloud or
glowing hydrogen, only at the insignificant hight
OF abot 10000 miles. He was away about half
an hou, and when back the cloud had vanished
and poniug was left except this small bright fragment,
and thee fragments were being carried up lhey were
carreO night OF 100000 miles and the rate was sucI
that $ng due account for oil the mere
the rat OF 900 miles per second III ~ no uouOt lnat
there are motions OF 100 100 miles per second but ths
matter according 10 calculation was carried up AT
the rae OF SEQ miles per second. velocity OF
800 mes per second would have been enough
10 cary 1t away from the sun forever Inc greatest
force mich the sun exert either IN attraction or
propuliOn $40 miles per second anything greater
Than tat VIII come back. Now TINS was 500 miles
that wa only the disturbed matter az the lower
stratum. Why should tie matter have oeen
viste If 1t mad been ifG %nvo 'ne sye @,'r'op
conirons specfrnm nothing could be- done with glow
ng "a IL would have rainbow tinted streak, But we
nave be evidence or the carrying out or something
from &c sun Now this must have been solid or liquid
mass o great density rftlng ls way through the nv
drogengss and b ING carried 9ut~Ilu anu upTaru anu
thus times giving forth matter, Wlat becomes OF
OR eTth NAV therefore be exposed To tnat mat'ef
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BuRSgrr'S ExrRACrs.-Bew OF subs ttutes
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), CLEANING and DYErN6 specially for tAS nj
n. vsrse ssss fssasers Cloves aI tor sps Az s,S~ ~
Leos snsss, SO and 93l Bosdway, AL glekNs ya

The INFANTS FRTEND.-MRs. Wmunv,.
~ sncr The best and remedy the Tor en-
oeh - eethine wind eohc te eorr,eis ss, ~,
mother and ehh. ~ s"S' ''N' NeA's ~" ese1su y
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on she surface OF the IA bright crimson mass vss
here shot through chomosphere and slowly fell back
The audience appanded vigorously Processes such
this have been watched aud have taken place on the
surface Of the SUI, before the eyes OF Observers
you by Prof Morton's assistant, Mr.. Vale
In this picture you see the whole hel1
diagrams of real pictures taken astronomers. In
this picture you the explosion Just rocket was
sent up and here In the next picture. hour later,
the upper part OF the eruption sinking back TO tho sur
face o the sun. The next picture IL taken at the
Cambridge Observatory, Nothing IL clearer than that
here matter has been thrown forth from the sum-
Here ruddy cascade Of hydrogen and .bere see
IL gradually returning 70 = pOstOn Of rest.
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BROOKLYN.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NORTH NEW YORK.-Whle a meeting was
being ned the basement Of ST. Jeromes Roman Cath
ole Church. at Alexander-aye, and Ole-hundredand
thirty-seventhst, Wednesday night burglars ehected
an entrance INTO the house OF worship above. They
were pursued by members OF the MorsanI police force,
but no arrests were made.
TREMoNr.-During the storm Of Wednesday nearly an
the Easements of dwellings, along FJfdhamaye. were
completely dcluged and considerable damage resulted
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Pinh Arenue Hokk-State Senator F. w. Tobey OF
Port Henry " spesher james Hustled Assemblymen O..
Eastman and Spencer Gen Marvin Albany srCon
Alley Of Massachusetts, Col John Gosen Boston,
P Ne. Yorh STATE Prison Inspector Breroort Hou's
Jndge Josiah Abbott Of Boston 81 Nicholas HotiCom
mapder A. Bsboock u & Navy the Hon. D. MscDougs NJ C.,
and eI n Pomeroy Of Auburn T. and Congess
man Thomss Cornell Rondout Y...Meropotan Hokl-Sae
William Johnson Of Seneca Pals GranS Central He
L>i-Nornsp Wisn Washington EUsrsu X. NJ
NoCoot OF Colorado HogmdH House-Bihu Batt New Bnaa
Honi Brr.-rk-A w. Fairbanks Of The CLrstand
Wirdso, HoJ NJ walker, President OF the Chicago Barring
ton and Quincy r. r. Co, AMI J. Tlingbast, Albany.
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Coroner Croker yesterday began an inquest
in the case Of Isaae Davis, who died from Injuries re-
ce,ved by being pushed of Third while drunk
BY Levy g. Hurd, the conductor There evidence
W sAoE NAL the 0soWTspso other tha Ali accident
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Halls BalSam is this Remedy.

nbr.as, no the NIGHT SWEATS, relieves the OPPRPS{
sIyE TIGITNE-S ACROSS THE LUNGS, and bsAs III
aee,ed which Ito Of Tie dsssd
produces
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HOME NEWS.

THERSOMBTgR YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUrs IN BROADWAY.
sam.-4oo Hsss-43o 3nn-12o Adaght-36'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20
CORRESPONDENTS.
TRINITY CENTER, June 10th.

TRINITY CENTER, June 10th.
Ed JOURNAL; = Please excuse this
short Quotation from last years AL
manac -
An Orentl sun arose
CTwas on Saint Patrick's day.
And sent forth brilliant rays of prose,
And made bright display.
Nature herself is not so green,"
SO says this Eastern elf,
" As those around ;" but few, l ween,
Are greener than himself.
Everything looks flourishing in this Vi
cinity, more SO than for several years.
Our village hotel is crowded with new
arrivals; our merchants are receiving
fresh supplies Of the necessaries and lux
uries of life; our miners are all busy /;
and our farmers are looking forward to
the coming harvest, when they expect to
reap an abundant crop and have n daily
line of stages to consume it. In short, n
new era has dawned on Trinity Center.
The first bank blast in Ills section was
touched of last Saturday in the claim of
Rumfelt, Haskins Il Co., on Shoo- Fly
hill. 1t was only an experiment, consist
ing Of twenty kegs of powder, and was n
complete success. More was accomplish
ed in two weeks than could have been
done in three months with pipe. The
work Of putting in the blast was superin-
tended by Mr.. John Dacll, of Lewiston,
who has been employed to put in a second
and more extensive ono. This claim has
one Of the best banks of gravel in the
county, from 40 to 80 feet deep and pay
ing from bedrock to surface.
Williams, Bloss & McClaroy have i'm
ported the first Little Giant to this place,
and only wait for lumber to put ii opera
ton.
Allison & Co. arc making extensive
preparations for working their claims.
They are to have Giant and l,100 feet
of 16-inch pipe on one claim, and COM
mence operations as soon as lumber can
be had.
The saw-mill broke down few days
ago and being too old and rotten for re-
pairs is to be replaced with new one.
Mr.. j. G. Akers came down from tho
cinnabar mines to-day. He informs us
that Mr.. Lytle has built new retort and
will be able to get out 100 lbs. of quick
silver per day by the first Of next week.
Z. RATE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN rha

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ihat
IN the undersigned has commenced the
assessment Of property in Trinity county
for the current fiscal yoar.
nm dcsirous Of making as thorough
and economical m assessment rs possible
and for that purpose will call upon each
and ovory taX-pnyiug citizen ONCE
Then, should any ono neglect to gyo II
list Of property, | Will assess, at what
from the best information ! can obtain,
will be fair and just value, the property
Of tho person SO neeiccting 10 furnish II
schedule. Remember one cdY, dRd one
oHiy, vH be made.
Parties not owning any real estate will
be required to pay their taxes when as
scsscd.
Under An Act entitled Gan Act TO
amend certain actions Of the Political
Code, relating to collection Of Poll Taxes,
and to repeal Section 3, $50 Of said Code"
Approved March 30, 1874, the following
amounts are required
From the first Monday in March to the
first Monday in July-S2; from the drst
Monday in July to the second Monday in
January 81 after the second Monday
in January Parties interested will
please take notice, and save any addi-
tiOnal charge by paying their Poll Taxes
before the first Monday in July.
JACOB PAULSEN,
Assessor.
Weayervillc, April 2, 1874. If.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20
Seeing is Relieving.

If in this liberal age there are persons
to be found who are so blinded by preju-
dice as not to believe that medicated
stimulant is an item OF immense import
ance in the catalogue of human remedies,
we should like them to witness the Won
derful effects which Hostetter's Stomach
Btters are now producing all over the
country in cases Of Intermittent fever,
rheumatism, bilious disorders, dyspepsia,
nervous complaints, constitutional debii-
ty, mental depression and premature de-
cay. To be sure these effects are nothing
new. The great vegetable invigorant and
its cures have been before the people for
moro than twenty-five years, and in every
year Of the twenty-five its popularity has
increased and its sale has become larger.
Yet there are no doubt many thousands
of intelligent citizens who have never had
an opportunity of observing for them
selves the surprising changes which this
unequalled tonic and Alternative produces
in systems which seem to be hopelessly
broken and in cases Of disease which are
not amenable to ordinary remedes.-
Probably many Of these regard the state
ments made in relation to the sanitary
properties Of the Bittcrs with some degree
of incredulity. Would that all such
skeptcs could see with their own eyes
what the medicine is doing for the sick
and feeble everywhere, what a staff of
life it is proving to the aged and infirm,
what help in time of trouble to feeble
women suffering from the complaints and
protection to health and lite in malarious
districts, what panacca for languor and
depression, what specific for all diseases
in which the system requires to be vital
lied and sustained. OF all stimulants it
is the purest and safest, of all tonics the
most genial, effective and agreeable, Of
all Alternatives the least violent and most
certain in its beneficial results. Gle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20
Notice of Sherilf'S Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

OlIER1FFS SALE.-By virtue of an
- Execution, issued out of the District
Court Of the Ninth judicial District of
the State Of California. in and for tho
County of Trinity, in the suit of w. j.
Tinnin and Samuel II. Owens against
). \. Sturdiyant, duly attosted tho fourth
day of June, y. ID. 1871, | havo lovicd
upon all the right, title and interest OF
the said j. "A. Sturdivant, the defendant
IN said action, in md to that certain piece
or parcel of land situate in the County OF
Trinity, state OF California, and describ-
cd rs follows, to-wit : All that certain
tract of land situate on Dragon Guch,
and containing 100 acres, and formerly
known as tho Fcltcr Ranch; together
with the dwellings, houses, barns, out
houses and improvements thereon. Also
that certain mining claim situate on Or
egon Gulch and containing 80 3 100 acres
and known rs the SturdivAnt Pncer
Mine said Mine being bounded by tho
mining claims of BerCn ct nj, on tho
South Easterly side, and on the North
and East by uuoccupiod Public Lands,
aud on tho West by tho Placer Claims
Of llager IL Hans being the same claim
for which Sturdivant and Anderson are
now seeking Patent from the Govern
mont OF tho United States, being tho
somo promises describod in Mortgage
given by Anderson and Sturdivant To
John Blackwell, Sept. 20th, 1873, and
recorded in l}ool, II of Mortgages, pago
Ia2, in the office Of the County Recorder
Of the County Of Trinity.
Notice ts hcrcdV gircn, That on MON
DAY, the 9th OF july, A. d. 1874, at
One O'Clock p. NJ, in front Of tho Court
House, in the Town of Weayeryilc,
County Of Trinity, | will soil all tho
right, title and interest of tho said j. A.
Sturdiynnt in and TO the said above de-
scribed property, to tho highest bidder
for CASH gold coin and lawful monoy
Of the United States 90 wit: S2,0s0 -
in gold coin, and $l,l0G 10 in lawful
money.
JOHN w. PHILBROOK,
Sheriff.
Weaycryillo June II, 1874. 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

REV. r. GRAVES will preach as follows,
until further notice:
lsr SUNDAY, in each month"; at Weaveryille,
at lO12 a. M, and at Lewiston, at ~ p. IN.
IND SUNDAY, at Weaveryille, at 1917 a. M,
and at Junction City, at s19 p. M, and at Caiion
City at ~ p. IN.
sRD SUNDAY, at Weaverville, at lO14 a. M,
and at Lewiston, at ~ p. IN.
Arm SUNDAY, at Weaverville, at 1917 a. m,
and at Junction City, at 312 p. M, and at Caiion
City, at IA p. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

QUICK TME.-On the 26th day of May
the dwelling Of w. l. Hupp was burned
with all it contained. Mr.. IIupp delayed
several days making out a statement Of
his loss to the London & Liverpool &
Globe Insurance Company, in which he
was insured for $1,000. On Monday last
less than three weeks after the fre-he
received the full amount of the insurance
from the Company, and had he acted
promptly would have got it a week soon
er. Satisfied with such prompt action on
the part of the Company, Mr.. Hupp will
insure with them again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ATTENTION, PEOPLE OF TRINITY !
There is a work about to be undertaken
that interests you all. Dir. Henry Degroot
arrived in this place by stage on We'd
nesday evening. He comes to Trinity
for the purpose Of consulting with you rs
to the expediency of preparing and pub
fishing book on the history, resources and
future prospects of our county. To this
end he will call on such of you as will be
most likely to aid an undertaking of this
kind, and, if sufficiently encouraged, will
proceed at once to collect material for the
proposed work which, if issued, it is in
tended shall be ready for delivery in the
course Of four or five weeks from this
time.
DIR. Degroot made short visit to these
parts last Winter, on which occasion he
rendered our county valuable service
through the publication Of several letters
in the San Francisco BulletiA, which
were afterwards extensively copied both
here and abroad. He is an experienced
Mining Engineer, Expert and writer,
having been constantly engaged in these
pursuits since February 40, when he first
arrived in California. lie has assisted
Commissioners Browne and Raymond on
each Of the seven volumes of Mining
Statistics issued under patronage Of Con-
gress, and has been employed by the
General Government in various capacities
connected with the mining interest. OF
his capacity, therefore, TO get out book
that would greatly promote our leading
industry, there can be no question.
This gentleman, should he determine
to go on with the proposed work, will pay
an early visit to the leading mining camps
and towns in the county. In the event of
his doing SO we bespeall for him such
cordial treatment and liberal support as
he is entitled to receive and as will be n
credit to the citizens Of Old Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20
The Reason Why.

THE QUESTION IS DAILY ASKED BY
THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, "Why
IN 10 that the IXL Bitters HAVE A.
CHIEVED SUCH POPULARITY WITH THE
PUBLIC, AND HAVE SUCH AN IMMENS SE
SALE?" THE REASON is BECAUSE
THEY ARE AN OLD AND WELL ESTAB-
LISHED ARTICLE AND ARE MADE FROM
THE MOST CHOICE HERBS AND ROOTS ;
THE MANY WHO HAVE TRIED THEM
TESTIFY TO THEIR BENEFICIAL QUAIL
lTGES, AND HAVE NO HESITATION IN
RECOMMENDING THEM TO THEIR AF-
FLICfED FRIENDS.
THEY ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE
THE BEST TONIC AND RECUPERATOR
KNOWN THEY BUILD UP THE SYSTEM
AND IAlPART STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE ENDORSED
AND REOOMM By OUR MOST
EMINENT PHYSICIANS (as per certificates
on each bottlo,) TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND
LOSS OF APPETITE. AS a blood purifier
they surpass all other so-called tonics which
hayo lately been placed in tho market.
No Family should be without them. SOLD
EVERYWHERE
~. EPSTEIN Il CO..
Sole Proprietors, 5lS Front St,
mar2s.3m SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
April Esd. 1874.

APRIL Esd, 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ James Ward, whose Post Office ad-
dress IS Weaveryillc, Trinity County,
State OF California, has made application
TO the Government OF the United States
for Patent for the following described
Gold Bearing Placer NJ iue. situated in
Oregon Ouch Mining Distliet, in Trinity
CouRty, aud known as the james Ward
Placer Mine, and more particularly de-
scribed in the plat and feld-noics now ON
file in this office, as Lot 30. l6, in Town
| ship SO n, r 10 w, NJ. -. NJ.
Beginning at n post, marked " & Co,
VI CO and B Il Co. for the South East
corner Of the claim, from which the cor
ncr common to Sections Is and in Town
ship 80 \, Il 9 W, and Sections and II
! in Township 80 \, Il 10 W, bears NSG'
81 + 1913. IS chains distant, (calculatetD,
running from said post (With variation OF
| 1880 - North 3lS6 chains to a Sugar
Pine traa, marked NJ X Go and W, at
the North East corupr OF the claim
| thCuce West S.65 chains to Pine Tree,
81 inches in diameter, marked NJ X Co
thence S63o w 47.l2 chnins to granite
rock, marked Nj " Co, on the left bank
of Cooper Gulch, Il inches long, % in
chcs wide and II inches thick, in Il mound
of rock thence $50 w l2.l3 chains TO a
post in mound Of rock, marked w ~
Co, at the SW corner of the claim
thence East along the South line of the
claim 56.77 chains to the place of begin
ming, containing ll9 % 100 acres. Bound
cd on the East by the mining claims OF
! Wilson Il Co and Beaver Il Co; on tho
| North West by the mining claim of At
kins Il Lowdea ON the South by tho
Oregon Gulch Mountain Placer Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required TO present the samo
before the Register and Receiver of the
United States Land Olice, Mt Shasta,
California, within sixty days from the first
day Of publication of this notice.
AARON BELL,
my2 God Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

The Union Hill claim is getting off
dirt at a lively rate. They are out of the
" big bone" streak and into strata Of
coal-or what would likely be coal if al
lowed to remain undisturbed 4 few centu-
ries longer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

SCHOOL ELEcTIoN.-Notces are posted
about town calling an election for the
purpose of electing one School Trustee in
Weaverville District, on Saturday, June
9th. Polls will be open at the Gram
mar School House from 2 to o'clock p.
NJ. Of said day. Electors will please re-
member that women are now eligible for
educational offices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

PIc-NIC.-Cush. Given requests us to
announce that the people of Junction
City will have family picnic on the
4th day Of July, \. d. 1874. They in
tend having good time and want every
body to be there,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

NEW OFFIcERs.-StellaE Encampment
No. -, l. O. O. f., has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term =
f. w. Young, G. p; G. w. Craig, II.
p; Jas. Barkla, S. w; w. II. Bach
elder, Scribe; d. Hansen, Treas; 7. E.
Jones, j. W.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

RUNAWAY. = A team attached to a
heavy wagon, steered by Chinaman,
became excited and rushed furiously up
Main street, last Saturday afternoon
A locust tree and an awning-post in front
of the Post Office were up set, but no
other damage done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

A PLEASANT Er1soDE.-Twenty-fvo
years ago the ship Henry Lee arrived in
San Francisco. She was owned by a
joint stock company, Of which f. Bates,
our present Supervisor, and p. Mcclure,
formerly Of this place were members,
while man named Leonard IL. Bacon
was President. Soon after reaching the
Bay City tho members of the company
started for their various destinations.
Bates went to New York, in Contra Cos
Ia county, and there found Bacon sick
and short of money. He loaned him $25
receiving Bacon's note therefor, and kept
on his journey. And for nearly twenty
five years Bates heard nothing of his old
fellow passenger whom he thought prob
ably dead. Consequently our worthy
Supervisor was not little surprised this
Spring to receive q letter from Bacon,
telling him he had only then discovered
his whereabouts through their mutual
friend Mcclure, recalling to his mind the
fact of the loaned money which he now
expressed desire to repay. BY the
merest accident in the world, Bates had
kept the note, which he at once forwarded
to Bacon, telling him to leave the amount
with firm with whom he was dealing.
A couple of weeks afterwards he received
n letter in reply, containing the receipt of
Dodge & Co., for $3.50 so, the amount Of
She debt with 10 per cent. interest per
snnGm for the time for which he had had
the money. 1t is very rare that such an
instance of honorable remembrance of
favors received comes under our observa-
ton, and we think it an incident worthy
Of publication.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

A FALSE ALARM.-A few days ago it
was currently reported that case OF
small pox existed in Chinatown. On
hearing the rumor, DR.. Montague at once
visited the suspected premises and made
a searching examination, but failed to
discover even a trace of the disease
Our people can rest assured that the re-
port was without foundation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

FOURTH OF JULY.-Those who want
to dance on the 4th Of July will have to
go to Junction City. Stone advertises a
Grand Ball for the night of the Sd, and
extends a general invitation. Go, all
who can.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-20

CANvAssING.-Mr. Hogan, travelling
agent for the Sacramento Record, was in
town this week soliciting subscriptions
for that paper. The Record is the best
newspaper in the State,