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NOW is the time, money
can be made from the start,
then grow up with the country.


TIE TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT en-
braces enc hundred towns between Omaha,
Neo-. and Curiuue. Utah, and l. now ready to
sell an unlimited number or Business and
HesldcnCc Lots, AT VERY Low RATES, % actual
settlers DE- -iroug Of building up permanent
towns anu cities along this great rhuroughfare.
Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming. Montana and
Utah are rapidly fliing up with a permanent
population. who are settling upon the rich agri-
culurnl lands on either side Of the road. and
d vel, ping he Gold, silver, Copper. Lead.
Iron and Coal Mines Of the most extcn
siVe and richest mining districts in the world.
All these and The people Of interior mining
camps and i"wTs. must depend on the nearest
towns located on the Union Pacific Railroad
for their supplies of dry goods. clothing, gro
ccrics, drugs and medicines, hardware. crockery
and glassware. furniture. farming im|remenis,
machinery. tools. &c, &c. Already Il e demand
TO legitimate trade exceeds the supply, and
will more than double every year
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These towns have been located with q
view TO health, business capacity aud scenic
htauty. and large numbers of them are rapidly
growing INFO public prominence. As an index
of their prosperity. it may be stated that the
new buildings erected in these towns during
the year 1871. cast Ore and Ihrcc-CourIhS
millions of dollars!
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Wen from The
effects of Errors aud Abuses in carly life. Man
mood restored. lmpeGlmen's 10 Marriage re-.
moved New method Of treatment. New AND
remarkable remedies Book aud Circui,rs
sent free, IN sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
AID ASSOCIATION 4I0 n Ninth ST.. Phiiadel-
phld' Fa.-ah Institution hEving 6 high reputa.
tail9n for honorable Conduct and professional
skill 1HpSo-dtF
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GROCERIES,
r. II. LEIBEY. ICfA aysst
PEASE d TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
|. c. WHIPPLE, FprgusoH sired
UNDERWOOD J. MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
(. NAGLE, Ferguson strea
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LEATHER < FINDINGS.
lEfHES BON, 18Th street
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
81 ION, l6h stree
+. PECKIIAM, ErrCusOD st,Set
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BAk EIiIi.S.
UNDERWOOD / AICGREGOR.
Enterprise Buksry
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OF Commissioned Omeor. al Fort D.
A. Russell, ". z.

OF COn4nzIssIoaed Omeor. al Fort d.
A. Russell, y. T.
~ RErxoLDs Colonel 81 Cavalry, Command
Major Jnhu y nnBais 3-d cavalry
First Lieut. O.. d. NTrnaI. sTd Cavalry.
4 Ragru Post Chaplain
4 J. uugE, AcuUg A--lz.au' so - U. \ 4
Major A. =. DallB=, >Sr lufMl.N.
wm f. Brand, A. A SURGEON L. 4.
CcapS'IF1 g. tf-unr3fd-.. . ~ E,'i i1 ,@.'" ~. ~
Lieut.. J Il Pa Zee. u3rt IuRr-r.
Fir.i Lieut. and A"ji J Il J"''-.u H1'.r.T .
capt. II. ". Wesscl~. jr. 81 C4,.l-,
Lieut.. Vim. W Kohiu."u. IT,. ID ,lrulry.
Lieut. l.. l. Bailey. lh Iul4u'ry.
cusrrSyr c y pa-1
Major Jas. VI. Moore. ouarr~-use<lr L. 4.
Depot QuartermG$ter.
Captain <. X. Long. Cummi>~,ry o. suGS!4l
Capt. Geo X. Bralv. &3rd ufaur,y.
Lieut.. Louis r. S,ille, ,3rd .Ef.utTy.
cuETEE.E
Major 7. H. Stanton. PlyrnNs:or Z. s.A
CAMP EoE:s-o~.
William II Jr7d n. Captain 9 p Err.n.rr. csn.
mar ding Go. A.sh Iuf,u,rv am1 Poo.
JrS-g n lie: l., LiruteaEu: . Iu:aulry. =. A.
E b. II hcr,sop, end Lieutenant % IufaurrT,
Jnn F. RardoIph Major Z. s. A. Po.l Surgeon .
Two. ~idgr ", A A. SIrgcNu
+. Mynrs. Captain 9lh l~LGau'y, comm indy 20. ].
Jas. Ncb- strmhel, @nd Lieutenant. On !HfzalrT.
tn =. d. Burowss, Captain . h Iufan.ry, eor.G's
W l. Carpenter, LIT Lisutena.t ~ Infantry.
WIN. i Pea.e. l., L eu,rrsHss.h Inrsn.r ~. cor
Jno. 4. BALDWIN, End LIsa,euan, oh Iaraurry
Z. II. Won I~cutzwlz, LIT L;,-,eusn SRI C.,a'ry.
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BILLIARDS.
" BRENNAN, 1871 street
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BANKS.
FlIISI NATIONAL lCyA arssI
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
q. L. HOLT, ICSt-cGce Ruitding
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J. j. "aVilIc L 5 Indian Agent.
Mar IN Gibbons. hici CLERK
sheridan NJ. B~rainey. Cpmmissirn C.a.k.
Sparrnu Z. Supw. Agency phyHlCtza.
George hEoz, Postmaster.
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FORESTS OF TIMBER.

The Black Hills take their name
from the dark green appearance that
the regI i6tGnt fi rests q Tine. that
cover their sides and tops, give Ia
them. Il think it safe to say" saws
DIR. Hayden, in his geological report
of their exploration in IS59-60, page
3, that at least one-third of this
area ESTIMATED at 5000 square miles
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FURNITURE.


CONVERSE 4 WARREN, lsM Il
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C ~
oOolhHSo UlhEItuH1.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
J. X. JEFFREY, I'm street.
). J.. SCRIBER, 10th Sired.
RASKg
,.,,
T%D#pW0nn %L,.prr,,
Enterprise Buksry
BILLIARDS.
; a bNf.NNAN, l6M street
NOON, ~
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
). II. WOOD, Eddy sh'ssf
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It's Beauty, Scenery and
Mlldness of Climate
unsurpassed.
The Shortest and Best route
to them from Cheyenne.
T.. BILE of Distances.
Cheyenna as an 0atftting
Point.

InH-UUuch As Al large portion of the
AuIeflc'tu people irru nov intrrvsf cat
IN n'ia ming correct aad rclIHhir in
formation about the Black Hills OF
wyoming and Dakota, We deem ii
prudent 10 compile such facts in reIa.
unu to them "a are known uu be-
truihfui and gathered from trust
worthy -nurce~.
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.toriCa1 Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26

YE CRASH ER.-Thi- nutritious ar
ticle OF Indian diet j. sold b.; the bushel
in Minnesota, one county having already
paid $4,000 for gra->hoppers at The rate
oi 81 90 per lushel. There arc some
funny incidents related in connecII"n
with the war against the gias'h"ppers
now being wagrd One family made 900
in one day picking gla-rhoppr'S III ~
cents quart. There WIS II h"whhg
Methodist ut Madelia, who, when th'y
commenced burning them, would NOT
raise finger iu assist in thcirdrstuctl"h'
said it wa- di-pcn,ation ot Pnvidehce'
and should not be interlrred with; but as
soon n bounty was offered he was
catching them on Sunday, his whole rum
lily assisting Another one drove parties
off hi, farm with ptch.nrk, since the
bounty system was adopted, telling them
they were his graS>huppers, and he was
going To caich them. These incidents
illustrate the effect Of the bounty system.
A friend of mine shy he has an income
nvw-his boys mad Sc yesterday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26

SUIT ORDERED.-We see from the
proceedings of tie Sul erv,nrs of lust
week, that they have ordered suit 10 be
Brought against the bondsmen of the
County Treasurer. ostensibly to recover
the money alleged Ia Lave been stolen
ON the treasury. This seems to us a
very shnllow device h. satisfy the pubic,
and TO make believe that the county off,
CT us ARE seeking to obtain from the sure.
ties the amount that so nlyst, riouSly dis
app AIRED from the c0nnty sate. The suit
in AL probability will be commenced be-
fore tn election but no hearing can he
had until thereafter, still the Democratic
Office holders will cry aloud. behold the
llgence we are using to save the county
from loss. But we wcnld ask on what
ground will they ask for a Judgment
hg INST the snreties? But Of hi, import.
mt fnct, we presume the compliant will
in ON us. In the mean time it seem.
no fur ther efforts are being made to di
c"vor the perpe rators of the rnbherv.
Amer the election. 1t will he safe 10 say
we shalI hear no mo'e of tho ,uit against
the surelies.- "A mddor Ledger.
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER FROM MRS. - ~
ALpRI,H, WAus6oS, FULroS Co.. " H.
Hall 4 Co., Gentlemen :-!lease send me one
dozen bottles of yoar sisilian Hair hen'wer
Our bald ana gray do not want TO Do olt-
Nv mother is II living recOmn notation OIL tne
results from tbs use oil tn, Renewer. Being
aInnst sYv. nty years old, and having worn
~ NJ nv r thirty years. il se,ns II miracle to
tho Who havs known h,r.s 50 long 50 PAID anu
Mai IittI hair sh. had b ing pert ely whltei
",,s h ~ viz tlro yn a ile, her hair grown u
and n smooth. glossy brown as in eirlhood.
H"ping yo ma% long continue to p9ar bl So
inys "n the h ads OF tho afflicted remain
yours trGle." ,-,.,o,. If tho
or,"t chsmists of New England, DR.. A. a.
SiS ave and 5. Dana Hayes, shorld satisfy any
one which of tho preparations produce the
b st rcsIltS.
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IHE lNDEPENDENTs.- The State Com
ventlon OF the p, ope's Ind, o .ndent
Party met Mt Sacramento. on Tue day
last and nominated the following SIT,
Ticket:
Go'ernor-John Bidwell, of Butte,
Lieut.. Gov.-R. Pacheco. Of Santa Bar
Lart.
S cretary of Sta.e-J. C. Carey, OF
San + a ti,co.
Atty. Gene al-Jud 20 Van Clief, of
Yuha.
Co troler-J. j. Green, of Marin.
Teisurer-F. Baehr, of Shasta.
s rye or General-Ed. Twicbell, OF
Sacramento.
ClerE Supreme Court-Paul Morrill,,
OF s lcramento.
6upt. Public Instruction. j. w. Gwinn
Of Los Angele:.
A very lengthy plat torn was adopted
after much wranging, II greaier prrt of
IT being taken up with Sun Francisco
matters. An additional resolution : hon d
have cen added approving the holding
o Urge tracts o. land by single individ-
uals, to be Opposed of only ut exorbitant
prices. Bidwell, the standard bearer, is
fair representative of the "Land No.
nopoists." who have done more than MI
other monopolies com bined to retald the
progress Of California.
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UNFAvoRABLE SYMPTOMS. The svmp.
toms of the lingering disease of which
the o'd Sacramento Union finally deceased
first appeared in the form of sore.headed
Republican, paper, but soon fully devel
"ped into Gorhami- ms, and anti-raiioad-
Ism on the brain. 1t would seem that
the mplaint must TO some extent be
Contiguous. At least the new Record
Union, now holding forth where the old
Union slid. and necessarily exposed, does
not appear to be feeling MS well rs its
long time Republican friends cou d wish.
In fact they perceive considerable Sore
headrdness and GoIhamism woI king in
st. sy,tem, while the railroad symptoms
but OF the pro railroad typr-are not so
VIC ont. II is to he hoped that the vita ity
of the Record Union will be sufficient TO
rid it of these impediments in tha way Of
enjoying good health. We sincerely
trust the Record tinton will not begin so
pear where tbe old UrSon lett of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26

If the Independent State Convention
intended TO kill off their party rtf'ctually,
they could scarce have taken course
more adapted To that end, than hat fol-
lowed by the nomination of Bidwrll aud
Pachecu on Wedne day last. The first
OF these was prominent IN Republican
circles tell years ago, acquiring p'pu
laIity which subsequent events showed To
be wholly undesetvrd. He was elected
to Congress flum lhi, District, but show
ing no peculiar ta,ent iOr legislative du-
tie., his am bitiOn took another turn, and
he became the choice of the Republican
nasses Iur Governor, in 1867.
Beyond doubt, Bidwtll would have
secured that nomination, and his election
won have been equally assured had he
been the man he was supposed Ia be.
But when the Republican Convention
met, Mr.. Bidweli proceeded to Sacrament
to, took rooms in All upper story, and
wrapping him self up III hi- own rgnti>m.
waited to he told that the Republicans
California wanted him IL lead them
against the Democratic hosts. Delegates
who came 10 the city intention giving him
| their support, when essaylng IL Obtain II
sight oi The IN III they eXpactcd 10 honor,
found the way blocked ~ II little dal key
who NUT take up their ca ds on silver
snlver be ore the hat which admitted them
to the august presence, could be pro-
of one whom they had believed To be II
man of the poop t, di-gustrd men of
sense. and would not go down with those
who believed all men entitled To equal
consideration. And even when u,hc ed
into Mr.. Bidwell'> presence, the cold,
exclusive nature of the man repealed and
chilled those with whom he was brought
Iato contact. GoIhan, on the other I!Hud
kept open house, was accessible Ia every
one and was full of that personal magnet
, Ism which some men possess III such an
eminent drgIee, which DAVIS men 10
them amust against their own wishes.
| The Result of IL contest between two such
men cuu.d have but one termination
GJl ham carried the nominations, nnd the
Chico nutocrat returned home, beaten by
hi own "verbraIing !oily, to pot revenge
on the Republican patty.
Pachcc" can be dl.p,.rd of in few
woid-. He INTENDED IT, be the II public
in cnid date lor G1, ernor, until he WAS
led IL believe hi chances tpru nomination
were not good, when he withdrew. Then
he WA, talked 81 n II candidate Tor Coh-
gre>s from the Southern District, but
Hnughtun had no opposition. But it APP
pears that he is content To play second
fiddle il anybody can kc found To- lead,
and ii the Doliys had passed him bv, he
might have been hrat d from II II Demo
cratic nominee tor Coroner ia Santa Bar
bala. Like Nasty. he wants otli..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26

A GOOD RIDDANCE.-The San Fan
cisco Chronicle opposes the Republican
State ticket and the plntlorm nd"Itrd by
the convention hast W. elk. 1t cries out
"ring," and nssais Mr.. Phelp., Mr.. Sar.
gent and other Republicans with severity.
Some OF our Republican friend. seem un-
necessarily worried ut this proce lue
We would ask il they would not rather
follow the leadership Of such men u, Mr..
Phelps and Senator Sargent, who stand
high among the iurpmo-t names o. the
country, men who are honOrrd aud re-
spec'ed ut home, than to foil, W IN the
wake Of II pap II controlled by men wi h.
out character or mora standing md who
p-dd e, ~ II is we'll known by every
one, the induen G Of THEFT veBa sheet to
whoever will utler the most coin. Who
are these men that are besliming the
names of Phelps and the balance of the
State ticket2 Charles and NJ. D Young
who were but recently chnrg in open
print with being blactcr and bt-er in all
their walks of lie than the lowest imp. of
hell men who Aave been shot ut aud as
saulted repeatedly in San Francisco, for
traducing the lair name OF rc,pe tab e
women men who figure frequently in the
Police Court ard before the Grand Jury
OF San Francisco; men who conduct II
paper noted tor its unreinblity aid We.
naiity, and known To be in league with II
corporation that seeks to destroy IaIty
II could not control. These are the men.
and this the pap'r thai are attempting to
Tighten the t:uid Republicans nom the
support OF the best ticket ever offered TO
the voters of the State. Ii it,, ct mt
the re pecta lie RepubIh ans pre- er tn
Caron'cte rather than lhtir palty, It's
Platform and ticket, We sial he very
much mistaken in our estimate OF their
metal. Let the Chronicle GO. 7 he Re
pdblican party is "uuloading," ~ the
30 Iner dc I'd weights like the rail ad, the
Chronicle and other "Jonnhs' me cast
overheard. the b tier it will be for me
party, now and ia the futu e.-Peta una
Il gus.
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u. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICAT ON FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
JUNE DIST, 1915,

JUNE 2l>t, 1915.
~ Jane A. johnson, whnsr Post y,
lice adlr-,~ i, d ugm@ Cny. Trinity
County, State Of Ca uln'n, hns ;nndc
app ica ion Tor Patent for the CACl
PLACER MIN +, situated in The Indmh
Creek Mining District. in said County
aud STATE, aud more p,'ticunry dr,cribrd
in the Plat and Fir d Note, now on tiie
in this office, IL follows, To wit:
Commencing nj II grnnite rock at the
NV corner OF the claim. marked {.
from which the corner commn" t. Town
ship ~ and :53 Moth, lalge and 9 W.
NJ Di,hln NJ rdinn. brai- Nz0'5'43"E
319 50 chains di-rrnt; running th nc
(viih Wv. lSo3JE) SCI + 1850 cln,n-
to o. der 24AlOX5 inches, mari ed G.,
fun c"rnrr; thence SOC L 1888 l1Iu. Ia
.hnd-tnne rock 26\ lOX9 lnchr., muIke
{ ; tie &c NSfoE IL q chains To II b ~ d
ar marked {, l6Xl0XS incle. thence
> 'uth SOL chains H. post in u n1oupd -
I"ck-. nnr urd {, 'ni Sc corner of the
claim thence MS BOW Is % Chains To-
~ black oak tree. 30 inches in diameter
thence N65o w y % chains to n pine
tree. inches in diameter, ma ked G.
thence N74o w % on To n post IN u mound
of rocks, MAJ kpd G.; thence H.. 70 chain,
t"a pot in mound of rorhs. marked
C; thence N4U0E IL chains tn the place
of beginning Containing 60 3-lOO acre,
and buunded ON the North bv Indmn
Greek and Exhausted mineral land along
said c'e * GA the East 10y mining band
br!o1girg I" unknown pa ties : on the
s 'ulh by vrc'tnt land on the West by
small gnlden.
All person. holding any adverse clnim
thereto are hereby required to present
the am" o the RegiStn and r ceiv,r of
tn. Unitel States Lrpd 0 ii @ At Shlstr
G ,lito'nin within Sixty days from the
fl L day Of publication of tbs notice.
AARON FELL,
je26 God Register.
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u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A
QUICKSILVER MINE.

JUNE 22d, 1875.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
u ant ]. 1ngghrt, whore Post Office
nj Tres l. Oak mud, y amrdn COUNTY,
State of Calf'rnia, ha- IN de app ca ion
. Patent -, The TAGG ART QUICK
SILVER NINE. ,i'urt d IN CInnahnr
Min * Distr ct T unity County and Stu
oI CAll o,hit, aud mo o pnrt al irly de-
>cribrd in tn Pat and Field N.t.s now
ON Fl = in this office. ~ follow, to-wit -
To- No. 80, il Township SO N, re- w,
NJ ID M, com aiming "a 81 100 nc es.
The survey at rxteripr bnunda lines
OF said aim b'gin nj rock m II k.i L.
ut The oE corner ut h. claim fir IN which
the Sc corner ut S-rton 81 n, RI w.
bears SZ70Z6'24"W 49,. so chain distant
Running THENCE (wth va mtim 10 l5'E)
Nnlh 2273 chains Ia n grnnit. rock
2OAl6>6 inches, nm kid +, To- the NE
com rn. the claim the lcs Wa>t 800
chains 10 n rock lIXllxo inches, marked
i, for n w c''rner of the claim thence
South 22.72 CHAINS tnthe North boundaf
OF he Tfinitv Quicksilver mine. nj n
rock Z0N2Oxl2 inches. marked 7 g. Il,
tor SW coz ner of ths claim thence
En-t 800. chHin> IL the place ot begin
nlnE and bounded on the East by lhs
Care z I'cksilve' Mine and the Williams
Iunnri Right Claim on the North by
me WlllamS Tunnel Right Claim on
NE West by the Washington Quick liver
Nine and on the South by the Trinity
Quicksilver Mine.
All persons holding sny adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
Same hetore the Register and Receiver of
the United States Land Ofic-, ut Shasta. |
Calif.rnia, within sixty days from the
hrst day of pu blication of this notice.
,. AARON BELL,
'szo 0cd' Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26

LET THERE BIZ No SECRETS IN NJ EDlClNE' or
rather no pretended secrets. The Medical
Faculty publish as soon as made, all tn If dis
cov.,ri,s. and almost ali ofreal value that is
known for the cure Of di'e has poeh as
covered by them. Dr. Aver takes the honest
60 .rse, and light sea Sc 1t Is honest lie go
m wsrk. and iuvents the b1st Remedy, which
medical skin can d3ti', or tn c ire Of c rtnln
conplnints; then pb ishes what 1t T., ana
mnintains control oi it, simply by making II
bJtt, II, cheaper, more perfect thah any oouy
,Isrc,l,. ii people would rXuct this OF all VINO
Vlt..r m dicines, they wo Id have mach less
treacle and tlash to swu!lo"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26

INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS Else
where will he found list of the Ind,-
pendent nominees for State officers. The
late honr Mt which the proceedings reached
us prevents us from giving an extended
notice, but the proceedings appear to have
been very inharmonious-hnt the Bno.h
wing Of the happy family" had things
fixed to suit themselves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26

ONO DENncRAcY.-The Democracy of
ON have rs Nominated Governor A lien.
Ona plank in their platform declare. In
favor OF limiting the Presidential office to
one term only, and fixing the salary ut
S@5 600 year. Such chap tap should
beat any party which finds IL necessary to
resort " H.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26
wfeklg Trinitg gournal.
OUR AGENTS :

THOS. BOYCE. Room No. 80. New
Merchants Exchange Building San Fran
cisco. is our only authorized agent in that city
GEO. p. ROwELL d CO.. 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26

time solt,ns all things" except the
young man who parts hi rim the mid
die. Nothing can make him softer than
ne is.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26

Rs- The National Gold NJ edaf was award ID
TO Bradley * tuloson Tor the best Photographs
in tbs Init d States, d tho Vienna Medal
Tor tho best in the world.
AZ Montgon .ry Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-06-26
Weaverville, June 90. 1876.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

FOR GOVERNOR,
T. G. PHELPS,
OF San Mateo.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
J. NJ. CAVIS,
OF San joaquin.
FOR SECRETARY OF STALE,
ED WARD HALLET,
OF Butte.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Z. D. SAWYER,
Of San Franci,co.
FOR CONTROLLER,
]. J. GREEN,
of Marin.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
WILLIAM BECKMAN,
of Sacramento.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
ROBERT GARDNER,
OF Humboldt.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
GRANT |. TAGGART,
of Shasta.
FOR sUPT. Of PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
EZRA d. CARR,
of Alameda.
FOR coNoREss-THIRD DISTRICT,
c. b. DEMO,
e S ,lnno
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Santa Monica

The future city of the Southern
Coast.
The LOhg Branch of the Pacific.
The Ternlnu< of the Tsams-COnti-
nehtoi hsOaas.
Twelve miles OF beautiful beach for
riiins o. irivIns.
a soil of unexainpie / fertility.
A site of surprising beauty.
The terminus OF the Los Angeles ana
la.e.Ie.I Ie..ce KaiIroaI.
COInnInn lihg the Fra lie OF PRnamint
SOsO All CcrrO GJrLO.
SIrrOun lie I by 100000 acres Of land
for OrnhSe, olive aAi Keno.
T"eive miles from Los Angeles.
A iarbOr whore vossris ca, fla 4 shell
ter la a.iy storm.
Thirty feet of wafer at tne VIVA fai
los ii.c.
Abun iant water ff.a I'M living spr n ~
artesian wells, AL ordinary
wells.
Streets Rn 4 lot ha We ~ natural IRA le.
Climate the most delightful ia the
wOrll.
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Observation-Disclosures by the Medical pro-
f,ssion. DR.. WV. HALLS BALSAM for the
Lungs. cures TO ,vhs, Colds and Cons Imption
and ali dis ,asss OF the hruat and Oh st. DR..
40 vnsloy's IoothAcho Anod.no cares in the
MiuIt.. fobi5-Jin.
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DEATHS.

AT Hay Folk, june 2l,t, CHARLES G
DUNCAN, II native OF South Cnlolinn,
aged 10 years.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby solicit>
L the Rrpuh.Ican rumrniinn ur sic. of
ficr at COUN TI CLERK, at the hand,
81 the dominating Convention,
ASA TAYLOR.
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FOR ASSEMBLYMAN

I AM \ CANDIDATE FOR THE
Assembly subject to nomination tN
The joint - ntpclnllc Convention at the
Counties ul Shasta mad 7 mltv.
RU DOLPH KLOTZ.
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WOULDN'T Pacheco have been a nice
Republican candidate for Governor
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

no THE VOTERS OF TRINITY
l. County The undersigned hereby
announces that he is candidate for the
Office o COZ NTY CLERK, subject To
he Dem Icratic nominations.
HENRY 5. MARTIN.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

7 WILL PRESENT MY NAME to
L the Democratic Nominating Com
vrnii"n ., T,inirv County, rs u cnnd .da.e
or the office OF COUNTY CLERK.
j. \. STAFFORD.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

7 AM A CANDIDATE FOR County
L Judgr, subject To ind n-pnrnt by the
Republican Nominung Convention.
Il. L. JONES.