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New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
AN INTERCOLLEGIATE ARBITRATION

THE ATTITUDE OF PRINCETON IN REFrRRNCE TO
TIE SEIZURE OF THE CANNON.
To me Z d.tOr Of The TTtbUHe.
SIR: Your correspondent " d." in your issue
Of May TO- while giving correct account o The facts re-
lating to the seizure OF the Princeton cannon, has
INDUCED himself in expressions which student,
permit me to say deem highly dsrreda0e 10 stu
dents The tone Of his communication would rad your
readers suppose that there s among a. good deal oi
feeling in regard - this act OF the stben5 of Rutgers,
and that disposed 10 look upon them IN ooma
other light than fellow students. Too mach attention
has already been called to this peccadlo. The gun in
question is valued relic, and not ready 10 give
I'D olr claim TO as such; but ven aware that 10
is Liable TO no injury from those who have az We think,
taken only a temporary charge of H.
Princeton is entirely in the matter, and Is will
ing TO trust na settlement to the arbitration of those
10 whom the entire question has been referred.
The relations OF the two colleges have always
been pleasant. We haze met Rutgers in
many contest OF friendly kind and
have won many victories her to feel jealous of
her claims public regard O' the reputation Of the two
colleges as institutions OF learning have nothing TO
say. The public judgr for itself OF Their respective
merits But ~ far as the students OF Rutgers
cerned have none OF the stupid feeling superiority
which your CORES spOndent IA 50 ANXIOUS Ia saddle up
On ma II il dicous in the highest degree TO sensi-
bic people to suppose that We presume upon the welr
deserved prestige Oi Princeton Ear 10 be guilty or
making any coInpar,On o ourselves with tie Students OF
Ringers, which woud be un.avorablc to them. The ex-
elusive spirit which prevails In some colleges is
not of the vices or Princeton students.
We love and college. and take
!, proper pride in the regard which The country
paws TO its venerable president: b.; we are not
guilty OF the hmAeS sm which your correspondent i'm
nutes II j. my own opinion. lnd cnc which IL
shared members OF Faculty aal by numbers
OF our students ha; this matter would have been settled
quite well vuhout the Interference OF college authori
tes. II the students OF Rutgers had been dlloTed TO
plant the gun in their campus, they sifcd 10 10,
would have been perfectly satisfied feeling certain that
have spirit among boys sufficient 10 rccaptuTe 1t.
II able 10 fetch It TO Princeton, they might
keep at Rntgcr and welcome We confident that in
such a case there would have been occasion for the
hard feeling which now seems imminent between the
colleges, and that their formerly friendly relations
would have continued unimpaired. L..
Princeton, y J., May 10, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
REFORM N THE LAw-MAKING POWER.
. the Editor OF The Tribune.

10 tNc T. itOF 0I IHc IFtoune.
SIR Gov. rilden's last message revives in
my mind suggestion OF TUE TRIBUNE made long ago,
OF the Importance OF diusive repre- in
the law-raakng power. Our legislative and municipal
representations at present nearly the numerl
cslly they were 20 years ago, with a population ten
times larger than IL then and hence the corruption
which has up aud will continue TO increase so long
these departments not reformed The day your
suggestion made sent you note giving 0utno
OF needed reforms The idea revival OF the demo
cratic element in Legislation In state and city All efforts
at reform will fail until the people are restored 70 their
lost rights the choice OF those who rule When the IN
dependent press this In Its true light the work ~
more than half accomplished. Yours with respect,
Netc- York, May II, 1873 ID. III. sroNb
THE CENTENNIAL FEAsTS.
70 ne Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR have just laid down The TRIBUNE OF
after pcrsng your account Of the celebration
Of the Anniversary Of the capture Of Port Tcondeross BY
Ethan Allen aud his brave band delight In reading
your Of these msetin9s Jon give such full
and glowing description Of them; and shai patiently
await your issue that win contain an account Of the
Bunker Hill celebration yet TO Although you have
not thought favoraby OF correspondence requess for
versaries pamphlet form, would nke the
suggestion Such pamphlet would please Ansrteans
and nces With secceaa Hoping ~ vt42 Kindly puhnen
th ana obtain the opinions Of y6ur ether rseAeso
thA subject, remain. LAA
k~Twk, Nay ~, ISIS.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

A nice place to live in must knightstown,
Ind me- which the local newspapt. declares to be a
seething boiling, warning eauIdron OF sickenipg Of
feusive obnoxion scandal
The marriage formula devised and used by
Montana Justice Of the Peace has the merit OF con-
cseuess and precision. 1t is as follows: Arise grasp
bands ,-bite hed-six dollars" Now u he will invent
.o~ v.v of unry.ng the knot Just quickly he needn't
lack busipeas though he should raise bic foe yem ~ 10
Az for us0O.pg what hs dd bef0sA
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

ferorsr than TO persevere in course Of stupidity
vulgarity and bad taste. EP.
Xer. York, No. 22 West Strsntcenth,st, May q 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

more than his legal fees In April, 1858, the Ren
lators selected two persons to call upon the Sheriff
and Vestrynen of Orange and require them 10 give
an account Of their fees. The Sheriff defed their
authority a conflict ensued and this led 10 the ar
rest OF two Regulators and attempted rescue but
the prisoners were finally released on bail The
grievances Of the people were submitted 10 the Gov
ernOr but he decided against them. The Regu-
lators increased in numbers. They were OF
dered to disperse, but maintained their organ-
zation, and with varying results the con-
test between the people and the Government was
continued until the 18th of May 1771, when there
was a decisive resort 10 in the battle of Ala
nance Then, according to the North Carolina
claim was the first blood spilled i'll this country in
resistance 10 the exactons Of English rulers and op-
pressions by the English Government. The Royal
forces numbered upward of LOO; the Regulators
under Husbands, Butler, and Hunter 1000. After
an action lasting two hours, the Regulators fed
leaving 20 dead and several wounded Oh the field.
The loss of the Royalists in killed. wounded, and
missing was 81 men. The prisoners taken by the
yictors being tried and convicted of treason and
fenced TO death. all but six were duly executed.
ADOPTION OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Four years later the County of Mecklenburg made
its famous Declaration of Independence Charlotte,
the county seat according to Mr. Bancroft, was the
center of the culture of that part of the Province
Ex-Gov. Graham in q recent address describes the
place and the people as follows:
Charlotte was the seat of the highest SEMI
nary of earning south OF Prineston except the
INSTITUTION Rsape va: o. ssn
eerune the stachment Of snds IN the PryvDee 70 sat
~ 6ebe due issm svses residing IN Ensixnd sy The
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-12
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
MAY 9th, 1919.

MAY 9th, 1919.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN William Ware, whose Post Ollicn
address is Weavervilc, Trinity County,
State of California, has made application
for Patent for the. HENRY HOElIN
GER NINE, situated in Weaver
willie Mining District in said County and
State, and more particularly described in
the plat end field notes now on le in this
office, rs follows, to-wit:
Lot No AZ, in Township 80 n, II 10
w, NJ. ID. NJ. Commencing vt post in
"A mound OF earth, married. W W-thc
n w corner of the Court House in Wca-
verville bears S76o30'E $50 links distant
from said post running thence, with va
ration 1890 + from the pace Of Begin
ming MOO w 400 chains to post in n
mound Of rock marked w W; thence
MO- w $40 chains to n post in II mound
of earth on the South side of the wagon
road lending from Weavervile to Sidney
Hill thence N30o w 2.45 chains along
in sang wagon rond TO post in mound
of rocks on the North side of tho wagon
road /; thence N5So w 7.35 chains along
same road to post in n mound of rock
on the South side of the rond, for n w
corner OF the claim ; thence 500 w 7.3i
chains to II post IN Sidney gulch Tor SW
corner of the claim thence 500 T. 49, II
Chains along on the right bank of Sidney
gulch to Il post in mound Of earth thence
Sl2o 30' Il 4 80 chains tonpost in II mound
OF earth for ) Il corner of the claim thence
MOO T. 5.Il chains to and closing ON the
starting corner. Containing 1 49, 100
acres, and bounded on the North by
houses and lots belonging to j. Clink,
John Dockery, Bordona & Co., John
Mitchell and A. Seibert on the West
by the Ware Placer mining land on the
South by gardens belonging to ManIon,
O'Neal aud Il. Clifford and on the East
by the Carson ~ Co. Placer Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required TO present the saVe
before the Register and Receiver Of the
United States Land Office, ut Shasta,
California, within sixty days from the first
day Of publication Of this notice.
AARON BELL,
my20-60d Register.
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An Invaluable Travelling
OMlpnmiOn.

Change Of climate, water, or diet is apt
to induce harassing and often dangerous
diseases The three changes combined
are fatal to thousands of emigrants every
year. Is it not, then, of the last import
ance to know that Hostetter's Bitters are
an absolute preventive Of the hurtiul con-
sequences arising from these causes EN-
igrants to new countries travellers, and
voyagers cannot be too often reminded OF
the fact that this agreeable vegetable tonic
is the most reliable safeguard against the
disorders to which they are tar more liable
than the habitual denizens OF healthy re-
gions. The primal effects of the unwhOle-
some atmosphere which produces what
are called malalious fevers, Is to depress
and debilitate the system. The body then
becomes an easy prey to the malignant
principle in the air. 1t is manifest, then,
( that the surest way to avoid all epidemic
and endemic malades OF an Intermittent
type is to counterfeit the weakening ten
denotes of miaSma by an artificial invigor-
alton. That Hostettcr's Bitters is the
surest resusctant Of flag ging vigOr is II fact
best known wherever influences inimlcal
to health exist. But it is notalone against
malaria that they protect the system,
They so tougher it as to enable to bear The
extremes ofheat ana cold to which travel
ers are often subjected, with IMMUNITY and
they neutraIize those elements IN unaccus-
toned water or diet which would otherwise
beget disorders Of the stomach or bowels.
The bracki,h water with which voyagers
| by sen are often compelled to quench their
thirst, Is apt TO provoke dysentery and
other serious complaints, but when the
Bitters are mixed with it, becomes harm
| less. Truly this protective invigorant Is
| an Invaluable travelling companion.
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LAND NOTICES.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
ApRtL Doth. 1874

NfRlL -Hlh, 800.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Richard Ryan and Frank O'Conner,
whose Post Office address is Weaverville,
Trinity County, State OF California,
have made application for Patent for the
following described Gold bearing Placer
Mine, situated in Oregon Gulch Mining
District in said County and State. and
known as the HERRICK PLACER
MI NE, and more particularly described
IN the plat and ticld.no now on file in
this office, rs follows, towit:
Lot No. ~, in Township 81 n, II 10
W, NJ. ID. NJ, containing 80 20 100 acres.
Beginning ut post, marked II, for tho
North West corner Of the claim thence
running NS7' h $50 chains to a post,
marked Q, in II mound Of rock, the
Sth established corner in the survey OF
the Oregon Gulch Mine thence Sl5oE
2.IS chains to post, marked w, i'm N
mound ot earth, the 9Th established corr
nor of the Wheaton Mine thence S67o Il
go chains to u tree, "a inches in dinm-
eter, marked w, the 9th established cor.
ner of the Wheaton Mine; thence $500
10 + 7.33 chains to n Nut Pine, | inches
in diameter, marked NJ. T. NJ, the 9TH
corner in the survey otthe Mount Morcn,is
Mine ; thence $50 W %. 50chans to post
ululhtu VI. l. NJ, tue h,n cStu hllSlpd
cornor in the survey of the Mount Mo-
rensis Mine thence South $50 chains to
a post, marked ii, in mound OF carth,
being the SIC corner of the mine thence
S72oW 1850 chains TO n White Oak, 2S
inches in diameter, marked II thvnca
Mo II 2I.SO chains to post, marked II,
in n mound OF earth thence MEOW
5000 chains to the place OF beginning,
from which the corner common to Town
ships ~ and 33 y, Rs and 8 W, bears
S65'32' f. SSl.55 chains distant. Said
claim is bounded ON the North by the
Oregon Guch and Wheaton Mines on
the East by the Mount MorcNsis Mine /:
on the South by mining lands claimed by
Patrick Slatlely ct AL; on the West 10y
public lands.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
same before the Register and Receiver
of the United States Land Office, at
Shasta, California, within sixty days from
the first day Of publication of this notice.
AARON BELL,
myS-6Od Register.
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LOCATION.
The Gerhe Ranch /.

The GerLe Ranch is situated in Teha-
ma and Butte Counties. The California and
Oregon Railroad trayersos tho Eastern bound
airy Tor a distance of five miles, tho Sacramen-
TO kiver bounding the Nost side. On tho
North flows Deer Creek, which contains sutf-
cient water 10 irrgate 5000 acres, and the
water-right will be- secured TO every purchaser.
The kiver is nayigabe to the farm at all sea-
sons Of the year.
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HOMES.

To those seeking homes, this farm presents
unusual attractions OF Soil, Climate and Local
ton. Tho frost and drought which have been
almost universally disastrous ;he present year
have not injured the crops or vineyards in
the least.
One Hundred and Fifty Families can mako
themselves comfortable homes here.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-12

.CoPPER.-The party interested in the
copper lode, above Trinity Center, return
ed this week, bringing with them some
very rich specimens.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-12

NoIA CANDIDATE.-A single taste of
onee oreates an appetite which can never
oe sa'lsded. There is, of course, an occa-
s'onal reception, but such only proves the
rue. DC exception to which we refer
~ thIs {1ne is that of Mr.. Z. r. McCnus-
iana, pesent County Treasurer and who
IS serving his second term. Although
many lends have urged him :" to try it
sgain, pic. has decided not to be can
didate DC third term" He desires us
70 tnapk his friends for the encourage
.nent zen, and the citizens of the county
= genera for the favor of twice electing
a aa'' e kne position he now occupies. He
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Notice TO Creditors.
I'm TIE PROBATE COURT of the
n County of Trinity, state of Cali
fOrniu:


fOrnia:
IN the matter Of The Estate Of VIRGIL
CARA WAY deccaSed.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by
IN the undersigned. Administrator Of
the Estate Of Virgil Carraway, deceas-
ed, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within FOUR MONTHS after
the first publication of this notice, to the
said Administrator at his residence at
the premises formerly known rs the
Nine. Weaver place.. on Lower Trinity,
Trinity Courty, Cal.
JOHN Il. HAILSTONE,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Virgil
Carraway, deceased.
Weavcrvlle, May Goth, 1875. ii.
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For S4sLE.-Daniel McElduff, of Can
on Creek, offers some valuable mining
and other property for sale. See adver-
tisement.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-12

CLOUDY, showery and cold-such is
the weather. One-fourth of an inch OF
rain fell on the 8th and 10Th.
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a FINE VINEYARD.

Containing lO00 go vines, the younga-t Of which
are ! / years Old, capacity 10000 gallons, viii
be included in the sale.
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RoBBER KILLED.-A Chinaman was
killed at Hay Fork, one day last week,
while in the act of robbing sluices.
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FOR TREASURER,

THE REPU DLICAN Nomination for
Il County Treasurer is respectfully soil
cited by the undersigned.
GEO. e. NOONAN.
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*r UP.-Mr. Brooks, Photograph
Informs us that he does not ex-
p ~ 2 emain here longer than the first
: zk month. Those desiring Photo
n s,;.ls III do we'll to bear this fact in
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Candidates Cards, under this heading, Five
Dollars EACH in advance.
FOR ASSEMBLYMAN.

T AM A CANDIDATE FOR THE
L Assembly subject to nomination by
the Joint Democratic Convention of the
Counties Of Shasta and Trinity.
RUDOLPH KLOTZ.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

7 WILL PRESENT MY NAME TO
4 the Democratic Nominating Com
vcntiun o Trinity County, rs a candida'e
for the Office of COUNTY CLERK.
J. A. STAFFORD.
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JUDGE LovEJoY went below last week
to attend the Republican State and Con-
gressional Conventions.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-12

49, fouKTH.-No move has yet been
,, nere toward celebrating the Ma
!, p'rthday. The Good Templars
ave avg alnndoned the idea of giving
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-12
FOR SHERIFF,
FOR SHERIFF.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

IT H L UNDERSIGNED respectfully
4 announces himself as candidate for
OUNTY CLERK, subject to the action
of the Republican Convention.
CHAS. HARTMAN.
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nEHImoUs.-Rev. Mr.. jackson, late
= hs2zas, arrived here last week, having
pee'' sant by the Congregational Mission
!" view MS field. As yet he is undecided
r /" xAether he shall remain or not, much
pepeaolng on the encouragement given
y eaF people. He will preach at the
M 1's Qouse next Sabbath morning at
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-12

The brevity man" of the Alta is
Responsible for the following: about
two Vefks ago careless Sacramento
paper announced that the Republicans
OF Trinity viii be represented in the State
ConvenEon by J. L. Carr, j. Paulsen
and a. f. Griffin Already we have
seen TINT ridiculous statement in about
twenty pnpers, and its progress will doubt
less % Unchecked until the Convention
meets. II Mr.. j. +. Carr reads the pa
pers, hi soul must be lacerated by the
cruel misrepresentation. A man who has
been votng the straight Democratic tick
o. nr forty years, would hardly conspire
with two other Democrats to represent
arinityeount in a Republican Conven-
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e't48qE OF TERMs.-The inducements
= P''.2l1asers at the Gerke Land Sale have
''7' 'ocreased by the offer of more liberal
g. = = tnnn at first advertised By the
s'"' NE terms are placed at rs per
ss"' balance in equal installments
~. and 3 years ut 10 per cent.
r s'.|'1'n, payable annually. See ad.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

no THE VOTERS OF TRINITY
4 County The undersigned hereby
announces that he is candidate for the
office OF COUNTY CLERK, subject to
the Democratic nomination.
HENRY 5. MARTIN.
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:. r. III. a. Bently, better known as
: 'es l8ently, died at Eko, Nevada,
zz and was buried with Masonic
1 ~ Old Trinitarians will remem Der
Fss... 20 used 10 "call" at the May
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-12
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

T AM A CANDIDATE FOR County
L Judge, subject 10 Endorsement by the
Republican Nominating Convention.
Il. f.. JONES.
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THIS IS A SURE CURE FOR
Screw-worm, Scab & Foot-rot
In SHEEP.
II also Hills TICKS. LICE, and ali
PARASITES tha. nTest Sheep.

Prevents scratching and generally improves
the quality Of the wool ono gallon Of the Dip
properly diluted with water will be sufficient
to dip one hundred sheep, 20 that the cost OF
dipping is 4 mere trno, and sheep owners will
find that they are amply repaid by the i'm
proved health of their tiocks.
This dip is guaranteed to euro whom used ac-
cording to directions, and to be vastly superior
to Corrosive Sublimate. sulphur, Tobacco and
other remedies which have heretofore been
used by farmers.
Circulars sent post paid, upon application
giving full directions for It's use, also cortili-
used large quantities of the Dip and pronounce
it the most effective and reliable known Cure
and Preventative Of Scub and other kindred
diseases in sheep. mar2O-3m. se2O-3m.
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MEASLES have made their appearance
in Weaverville and junction City.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

TUE UNDERSIGNED hereby solicts
4 the Republicans nomination for the Of
flee of COUNTY CLERK, at the hands
OF the nominating Convention,
ASA TAYLOR.
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-fourth Cash balance in one, two, three
four, five years Mt 10 per cent. per year. ii
United States Patent. Land may b. purchases
at Private Sale until tho day Of Public sale
which which will take place at the Ranch on
MONDAY, AUGUST ri, 1873.
For further information apply to
DR.. j. S. CAM ERON,o
Red Bluff. Tehama County, CN'
GEORGE HAMLlN,
4l4 Market St, San Francisco Cal
Or TO HENRY GEREE' on the Ranch
rina. May lst, 1879 w.
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FOR ASSESSOR.
FOR ASSESSOR.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

CUBJECT TO NOMINATION by the
- Democratic Convention Of Trinity
County. JOHN q. IRWIN.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
.-...s,,s, ,,,rpt<-, rrIp u On
go ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
.v<npDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

az 0,Neal to II. G. Bixby-1s Coffee Greek
property 200.
n.v;s Hall to Trinity Center School Trustees
House, lot-S72'
n II. Blythc ct al. to Trinity River Canal
an MxCo.-Water rights, etc,-S5,O0O.
.rronk Silva to JAS. A. Johrston-Mining
.nroperty, Indian Creek-SSOO