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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14
WORK OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
ASHES IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TRANS


At q meeting of the Board of Police Com
issionors yesterday afternoon, the application OF the
Superintendent of the Sing Sing camp-meetDg to detail
sergeant and five patromen to maintain order at the
camp-grOund WAS denied Permission was granted 10
Capt McCuagh TO employ counsel TO defend him at his
coming trial. A communication from the Board OF
Aldermen relative to "bears and noXiOus animals In
the streets" referred to the Superintendent
The Chief Clerk was authorized TO communicate with
George W. Blun and to appoint Wednesday morning lof
the hearing OF witnesses relative TO the depostng o'
ashes at prohibited places in the Harbor The Commit
tee on Rules and Discipline reported the assignment Of
sergeant and rOundsmen who 10 act o. ads TO tue
Inspectors. number OF roundsoen were made acting
sergeans TO nil the places vacated and several patrol
men were made roundsmen. The report was adopted
without debate The following are the sereean7 and
roundsmen assigned:
To Inspector Diks Of the Ist Distrciserceans J. D.
Eakin Of the Eighteenth Precinct and g. L. Little OF the
First Precinct and Roundsnan John W. FOLK OF the leh'h
Precinct ,.,. a.
goane James McGven of the Fourteenth Precinct and r
r. Pickett Of the Fifteenth PRECINCT and Roundsman
TO Inspector Thorne of the Third Distrct-sergcans
T , of aGd an"
Nicholas Brooks Of the EeyeG,n PrGeinft
Arthur Rorke OF the Twenty seventh Precinct and George
Hayens of the Thirty second Precinct; and RondsiDan
John r Gay Of the Twenty third precicCt ,o in to
office of the Superintendent. .
The following roundsmen were promoted 70 nc acnng
sergeants Ebert O. Smith OF the Fourth Precinct
signed the First Precincts Peter Coin OF the Twenty
sixth Precinct assigned 10 the same precinct: g. ".
Griffith Of the Ninth Precinct assigned TO the flft%nth
Precinct Charles NJ Granger OF the Thirteenth Precinct
assigned that precinct James s. Meade OF The SIKH
Precinct assigned to the Fourteenth Precinct Michael
Flanagan OF the Seventh Precinct assigned to the
Twenty seventh Precinct stephen Paret or the Six
teentb Precinct assigned 10 the Eighteenth Precinct ana
Enoch A. Goode Of the Thirty Precinct assigned
TO the precinct
The following patrolmen were made roundenen ana
assigned fiji the vacancies: VIM. Burke OF me SIX
tcenh Precinct assigned the Ninth Precinct; VIM.
Thirteenth Precinct assigned TO the E
eIth Precinct Thomas Gallagher OF the Twenty-thlrd
Precinct assigned 10 the Fifteenth Precincts VIM Cruise
the Twelfth Precinct assigned to the Thirty sccond Pre-
cnct Frederick of the Eleventh Precinct assigned
tO the Sixth Precinct Dennis Cah OF the Seventh IRE
cinct assigned the Thirteenth Precinct; George A..
Bevins Of the Twcnty-af Precinct assigned to the
Fourth Precinct Patrick Mckinley OF the Twenty first
Precinct assigned to the Seventh Precinct.
The superintendent was empowered 10 transfer
Ronndsman John McCuilogh from the Thirty fourth Pre-
the Nineteenth subPrecnct at the Grand Cen
trial Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

GRANTS, Colo, CHOLERA, Dysentery, am
Darrhea as well a. all Affections OF the Bowels, are Iea1
mastered and thoroughly cured by Dr. JAYNEs CARaSAF
BAISAM
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In HoT WEATHER an attack of Daryhca, or
any complaint Of the Bowels rapidly cxhausts the
strength the sy Of prompt treatment I'M
Derative all such DR.. JAiNEs CARNNAyF BAisAM
il an efecua remedy acting quickly and curing thoroughly
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HOME NEWS.
Thermometer, Yesterday, AT HUpNUTs IN
BROADWAY
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

sapso, Noon So. 3p m, $50. Midnight, 1872
Highest during the Gay, ~ Low ~ ~
Average, 77'so. same day 1874, IT..
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LAMPLOUGH's PYHErIC SALINE Ia the cure fOl
fever, bliou.ness small skin diseases and many otne
Spring ailments Sold by Chemists Throughout
tie world Maker lI3 IiobOn HILL London, Eng and
Use substitute.
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ALAS. the sweet children killed by cholera in
= lani WHOM PAIN PAINI cures b alMays.
ENT METAL SPITT,

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g treatment by NaaTss sPeci1s b s ria
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% sn rooms SG h SG.Ta on ali MS trade
EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY.
Al 5c2 and sia VI
Urinary Medicines Tinctnres Dhu,ions, Pellets, HI NJ
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Plated VAR An Of the best quality at smallest profits
METALLIC ADVERTISING SHOW CARDS,
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CTRlCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
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A. DANIELS. NJ. D., lsi LeSiDRtnnave once hours 10 D.
CMITH's CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT. the
rood Y %as iTsa. wMEAT SOLD ~ al GIcfss Address
vVIN WEDDING Presents Wooden Wedding
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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DR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS have world
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CHARLES w. BATUGATE

CHARLES w. BATHGATE
Of Jerome Park has sad have usa, DAAEYs GALVASc
HORSE SALvI consider II the hest thing that has ever
my notice" II Is without equal a. Hoof oint
ment. sold everywhere. 90 cents.
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100000 ACRES !
100000 Acres in Central and Eastern Ne
braska, in the Platte Valley, now for sale!
We invite the attention of all parties seeking Q
HOME to the LANDS ofeled for sale
by this Company.

u
The Vast QUANTITY Of Land from which 10 select enables
location he suitable 70
any branch Of farming stock RAISING
TIE Prices are Extremely Low. The amount Of Land
owned By that they determined TO
cheapest possible rates. ranging from II 90 TO 81 %
per acre.
The Terms Of Payment Easy. Ten years credit ~
six interest deduction or ten cent for cash.
EXAMPLE.
Fieh,y acres a s. credit IN
ter, d. payments at six cent apnum No
taken ADVANCE ard payment pit the IN
Ir.t
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JERSEY CITY.

Orp Monday The Will devised all his property
his WIFE except $500 left to- his sister, Eleanor Ann St
who has Tiled cayeat protesting against the admission
the will to probate BY the provisions Of the docum. at
fOuiths Of the property Will be inherited by the
daughter Of Mrs J0raemon she does not marry John
H. Boyd County. II she dsregarls this in unct
then the cstat. i'll fall u St Bafnabas Hos
pa Newark and the remaining oneouth TO the Northern
lodge 25 Free and Accepted MasDns Of Newark. since
the death 81 Mr. Joalem0p have arisen In relation to
supposed foul play and II expected that the investigation
WIN Also cover this matt0r
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Religions Notices.

Jc.sns r. Elder d. D. pss,sr w rtssss y %:
sssS 'a' wrDs
the siesn sspais Church CORNER
so ne SUBJECT Ter ,Se %Srps sTrs aacsoa.
Christian WORK" All cordially welcomed
sunday and & SUNDAY school s Sspas1 evening
and lecture Wednesday evening Nj O'Clock
D. Burchard DID, Pastel w 81, p sSS IN IsI
ToMoRRow MORN IN and EVENING Subject ." Oan he
sScs: s g M an: and $50
y. m
snaips win preach sas n F the NG ass
Arm s sss.an Evening" 7 Fay
nr Prayer neipg Monday Evening Pals M S oos
rcr,ien se'wssn PIN .od STts
sYe Re c dr. and ~ ~ M STRANGER soriay nys
-ixiyar NJ Church, between second ID an, and
Third at iOa n and A. ~ d p ~; pS ss
y PAU" Evening: "The City Of God.'
seventeenth stree. E. iG ~
REV G nGy,s9 ss1yi1eS every SUN
st. Thonns'- Church. Filth corner Of ~ thidsi
Rev Dr. MORGAN Rector. = Services SUNDAY. Noy. 2,
iOs O'Clock afternoon service and sermon at
SO O'Clock
81 james NJ Y. Church onee,ndrei and twenty siItst
Tniver v " II preach SUNDAY Nov T. services cCmmenc
O end Tla Communion at the close OF inc
Morning Service.
Special Religious services will be held in all the Motto
piscona this city, beginning with the Oh
PR DAY Nov II. day of Fasting aud Pray t
with public services nj y. Upon MONDAY Nov - VIII
o. special religious In ie held al
and Is p. m All the churches Of tbs denomination
Thrtieh street VI, n. Church between Eiyhth and Ninth
ayeSI reaching az 1890 IN By the Pastor. Rev 6EOI:,
IL COREY Service Of Song nj $50 D. H. conducted by MT
GEORGE : WEEKS.
Tabernacle Baptist Church. seCcndaye; between Tenth
HORNE Pastor Rev HENRY NJ. SANDERS will oc
cupy the pulpit of this church SUNDAY.
The Peoples Service
In the
Church Of tho Holy Trinity
Madison and Forty secnndst,
SUNDAY EVENING at = clock,
Rev STEPHEN II. TYING, IT,, VII rreach
Tie Gospel Hymns and Spiritual Songs b. MT Sankey are
uscf.
Other services lOl9 Sermon by the Re tor . m
Sermon by The Rev. W. BoNHAM. htal Of the House Oh
the Evangelists
University Place Church. Of West Tenth-st Dr.
BOOTH PASTOR SUNDAY services at III a. m ana ) D. IN.
Unity Chanel. hundred and twenty ei ghthst and
Forrhave. (ftarlem.-Rev w. Z. CLARKE VIII preach on
Eeviyas aid Reli ion" UC-sIORIlOW MORNING at II
O'Clock. THE pibic cordially invited
Westminster Presbyterian Church, corner FIst place
and clinton ST. BrO0tiyu, Rev. j. cLEhENT fKENEH'
psst0Sabhath scqoo and Bible Glasses 23D D. m ser
vices at lob q m and ~ r NJ
I>76.-Ncw.York Ms IL Was md as II Is. complied by
J. DISTURB ELL 1877 kighths@ VIII appear IN Jahuy'
1876. Irice 49,
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furnnnre.

EOR CASH BUYERS-Yelveteens, Carpets
Mattng cloths Cashmere. OvercoatirF Horse ana boh
blankets fHriaps. Buckrams Sheetng, VpnGstfry oOois
Lap Robes. &C. ANDREW LESTER q Co, 81 bioad"Ay
FURNITURE CARPETS, and BEDDING
III Large stnct snperiUr quality and low prices Is NJ
cow PTiTUWAIT Co.'S 155 and La Chkthan-st
re rcd ucton prices for next 80 days Chamber SUITS
Parlor tuIts, from $50
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Church OF the Disciples,

Ghurrh 81 Tue UlstIpItHs
FORTY PIFrII-Sf AND MADIS)SAVE.
Rev GsO. u. HEPwORrH Pastor
ea-yieas TO. MORROW q, 1o;ij IN. and ~ D. m
sg,yt seventh Sermon in CouTseon Corner Stones
-sTle Rcht way TO Real the Bbie."
Evening: "The Walls OF jericho Fell"
The - supper at tlc Close Of the morning service
eahbs:h- school a. 3 p. m.
CONGREGATIONAL Ihtle Class 81
sTRANGERs EARNEsTLY INVITED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

Church OF the Inca rnaiiOn Masouaye and Ihry nth.
t-In a n e. BIZ ihe l.pCOr. = Anniversary
hf Honc ,,onsnmL yes. sern0n by Blshop HOBBY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
Christ Church.

Cor. FIN ia riy fita-st m
Morning Prayer AVID Holy Communion io3O
lVrning Prayer. $50.
Sermons Morn! ~ aus Evening by Dr. IhOMisooN
Church Messiah, ThIrty-o ST. and Park ave-1 he
nv WILLIAM * AiiER win Preach Ut u a. IN =
E.~n.nt. o the Mission 81 Christ" Tse fourth Of MI -
f. s coarse u ec.uT Fac Teachings VI the foeLe'
Al : 30 y ID. Al cordial in Sied
Chanel If The Collegiate Ref ID. Church,o Seventh
ave. q I1.r ifyf9urthsi.. YER 'ON b CARt}-l"
Pas,or--ABBAFH services 1890 a. IN and 40 2 m sun
d. 81 o. j. ? 20 J. pF4yerIneeting WEDNESDAY, 40
A. ~. this church arr free.
Church Of tho Covenant ersu oerreT Part ave
Iastr dora ryiCs "A O'Clock. Al $50 In So lce
III Wor p and prsis BY the Pastor Sui dy
A., lpI 4. go a IA Lecture WEDNESDAY ~ 40 T. m
c.,,,i NJ r. Church. seventh ave. between Thirccnth
md toarie nth stsSrimOD Vn 81 NAh ~ lO2 M 10y e
issor Rev &. s IlAtHOWEi. followed 10y me lol Com
Ipuunh "efTvce tor the Pe0i lo VIII he nj 70 u,,
s,e.ing al OlOCb, 1t which MI SanHeS CoIec1oA VI
A .qyrfff he Ms
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Religions Notices.

an a,ulz, Church, Fourth coruer Twenueh 81 =
III a" nr TEIIOWS win preach TO MORROW 1T IL a m
ES 74s M Evening service eests free Sunday school,
q IN A IN.
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Siiuaiions Wanteo--f females.


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Gelp Wanieo--f females.

w AM ED--ln u pflVate IaU1iy OF tnroe auult&,
w asmsrt. active siIl b. do q sNEnAI. HoUsEWoR
Ne TX, nd washer and roner, refer
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nfiLu
city Rvangeliz1 New ork Clty mssep aug
EVENING att clOos, IN the Madison square fesi9 tIL.
Elur h Addresses by Rev Dr. NM. j. TUCkK Gne 0theIs
$3.50 80 {. l.. JACKSON. sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

C,boljc Apo.tolic Churcb sixtesuths, betSeo sixth
NJ seA-SeTyice SUNDAY at . SeIm0n
81 r surecticn Dead and the Translation Of the
i4v.gg."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

vant Judges, Jos. Mckinney and 'onn
Douglas. p.,
Canon City-In.pector' jas baptGt' p'I,,
Judges, Ellis Flowers and John po''~'
Polls at Gilzeans.
North Fork Inspector, J9hn y. Mec"e' ;
Judges, II. Schooner and y. N'''o"s'
Polls at Yohe's Hotel.
Rnttlesnake - Inspector, }. hG9er :
Judges, Fred. Christensen ana Au"n'
Guth. Polls at the Store.
Cox Bnr-Inspector, w. a. Pauer,s,?nn,
Judges, w. 5. Norman and W. ''''
shire. Poll, at Tinsey's Store.
Mattinville-.In Inspector, c. W Qmmoy,'
Judges, X. l.. Thomas and 7. +. bosse''
Polls at Thomas Store.
Taylor'- Ftat-In-prctor, E. B. Bar
mum; Judge, Il. B. Martin ana D. IL
SaTrr. Polls at Bauum's H3u-e
Hobokeu- Inspector, NJ. Patterson
Judges. G. Logan and 0. ,. Dye. Ioi.'
at Pnttcr>on's Store.
Meritt's Ranch. Lake Meuniain,m-ln
spector, W. p. White; judges, Ihos
Armstrong and j. o. NI,>cy.
By Order Of the Board OF Supervisors
JAS. G. TROTTER, Clerk.
August 8, 1919.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
TO THE PEOPLE
OF SIIiSTl AND TRINITY COUlTJES,

AT the earnest solicitation of many
friends, and in the exercise of the right
guaranteed to every citizen by the free
institutions Of this Country, | hereby
announce myself as an Independent Can
dIdate for the position Of AssEMBLYMAN
for the counties Of Shasta and Trinitv
subject only to the decision of the People.
independent Of parties, at the Polls in
September.
My record in the past is a criterion of
what my course will be in the future. if
elected. If successful, my ambition will
ue 20 i'lthluIly represent the interests of
'he whole people and do what is RIGHT
opposing, to the best OF nv ability oll
the oppressive monopolies and dishonest
schelhes against the public interest. On
Vne ~ TihlpoI'ant question Of No Fence law,
or re.pass law, shall oppose its appji'
ccation to the counties Of Shasta and 1frin-
lly' believing the passage of such law
"?9'd greatly injure the prosperity Of
AS have neither time nor money to
devote TO electloneering, | refer yoters to
lhose Iflehds who have been acquainted
WIN me and my transactions durino a
residence IN Shasta county Of overtwen7v'
lhfee years, as to what kind of II manI
9nl' ana as to my characterand reputation
io' honesty ana .talr-dealing.
NoSpeclluIIy, r. KLOTZ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

a TITUsgILLE philosopher is cudgeling
his ounce of brain. in an oudeayor to uu-
derstand why woman can fall in love
with a man with cori; leg. Somebody
ought to inform him at once that in nine
cases out Of ten, cork leg is much the
most intelligent and incorruptiJe part OF
q man and there snow and tAcu woman
who compreheud- the fact
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
Weavervilla, August q, 1875.

HoRRIBLE.- Why" said Mr.. Dork,
ins to the partner Of bis Jaws" "why-
my love, Is an old blind horse in a new
harness, with II. 1. B. on the bliuders,
tied to post in front Of the new postotiice
and hitched 10 junk wagon with string
of COW bells and a poodle dog tied to it,
and a onc-legged man and fat boy on
the seat, like two orphans ?" "Gracious
goodness sakes alive, | can't tell, }" said
Mrs. Dorkins. Why are they like two
orphans ?" Because" said Dorkrs
triumphantly, "because they've got no
farther, not even a step farther"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
{ EN I + n \ | A l..
1776 = 1876
PROCLAMAT
CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY.
TEvIE POPULAR ROUTE OVER
III LAND.
Passengers for Chicago, Niagara Falls, I it's
blrgn, rhi.adelphii, Montreal, Ouch &c, ew
YorS, Boston, Or any point Last, should buy
til ir
TRANsCONTENEETAZ TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Isoute.
-THE-
CHICAGO AND WESTERN
r. ALL W a Y.
THIS ETUE REST ROUTE EAST.
TRANsCONTENESTAZ TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route,
CHICAGO AND NORTEE-yyEsTEE
r. AL W a Y.
THIsIs THEBEsT ROUTE EAST

Itstrasl is or ST tEL RAILS, and on it has
b..um mad The fAs EST time that has over
b ,cn made iu this country. By this route
passengers !0r points east of Chicago have
choice ol Che following lin from Chicago:
uY THE PITrsBUGG. FORT WAYNEAND
CHICAGO Al ID Pen = NSILNANIA
EAtLHAA~.
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull
= man Palac, Cars Though to Ihiiadclrhia
and New orl. on each train.
I THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Palace
Cars to Baltimore and Washington.
BY THELAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY NANDCONNEC-
TlONS tNE8 YORK CENTRAL AND
ERIE LAlLRO tD.I:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Palace
> Drawing Room aud silver Palace sleeping
Cars tl.oIsh 70 Ne" ork.
BY TIIEMIClIGAN CENTRAL. GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT WISIEkN AND ERIE
AND NEW lOhh CENTRAL Rail-
WAYS:
. THROUGH TRAINS. with Pullman Pal
'ac3 Drawing Room and sleeping Cnrs thro'
to New York, 10 Niagara Falls, Bugaiu, Roch-
cstCr, or New rh Ci'E
YBALTINOREAND ONO RAILROAD:
> THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, With PAIL
-mun Paucc Cans ior n cwaIk Znnesyi,lc,
v bse.ing, Washington and baltimore withoat
cHdHGt.
This is tho SHORTEST. BEST and only
line running Itdlman celebrated PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, connect
ing with Union Pacific ltailIoad az OMAHA
and from the WESt, via Grand junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling
ana Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular route i unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-bal-
last d and perfect track Of steel rails, the eel
cbratld Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the
perfect lclpglaph System Of moving trains
tho regularity viih which they ran, the adti
rdolo 0rTaur"m 1T for running hIOugh cars
to Chicago from all points ~ cat, secure tC
passengers All ths comforts IL mcdorn Bailway
Travelling. >ochangs u! Cars, and no t9di-
ous delays at ,Ti-s.
Passengers will find Tielcisvia this fayoritc
rOItc at the Gen raj iirkct Otliro Of tho Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad, Sacramento.
/ Tickets for -alc in all the Ticket Offices Of
the Central Pacific Railroad.
". II. SrENNETr. Gen. Pas. Agent
MAXIM III GiiiTr, Gen. Sup.
/ II. !. SIANHOJD, General Agency, l2l
MONTGOMERY street, san francisco. ang-l0-ly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

BLIFKINs was going down street past
a livery stable and hor.e and buggy,
with a cashmere du,tcr. ready to be div
en- out. "What Is ihat for ?"asked BIf
THAT j, FOR the PASTOR" WIS tic reply.
And BHfy huuicd home ju.t in time to
sec his young wife make believe lhat She
had no intent N Of going out that alter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

A GEORGIA man who rode on to SEE the
coroner the other day, c,rGlcu'ialIy re-
marked to the individual that It is aston
thing to see how high anrgro in nawateI-
melon rach can jump when yon ire at
him from behind. The coroner smiled
slowly and then proceeded to hunt up a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
E.NTAVEON.

THa Gcrlsc Ranch is situat d in Teha-
ina and Buttc Counties. The California and
Oregon Railroad truyerses the Eastern bouud-
AIRY lor a distance OF five mics, the 5lcramen-
to hiyer bounding tho West side. ON the
North flows Doer Creek, which contains sllil-
cent water TO irfi@ato 5O,0JO acres, and the
water-risht viii DO secured to every purchaser.
sons Of tho year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

a KANSAS woman offers to bet $50 that
her husband can ''cuss''a a bu.hel Of grass
hoppers entirely out Of the country while
the people of Missouri are fasting and
p aging pint out Of II ten-acre wheat
H.ll
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

AN applicant for pair Of boots at Il
shoe shop, was asked what number lie
wore, and replied as soon rs be could re-
ever from his surprise, why, two, Of
cOuls.i"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21
FUR CORONER AND PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATOR,

ANNOUNCE MYSELF as can
D didate for the Office Of Coroner and
IIG Iupnc Ad.mIlnistraior, subject to the an
p'oV"i oi the voters Of Trinity County.
CHAS. THOMAS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

CURED UfM.-A Dcs Moines woman
gave hr husband some morphine to cure
him OF chewing tobacco. 1t cured him,
but She is now doing her own Spring
blowing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

THERE was more sense than sentiment
in that court in C!ny county, Mimi, that
admitted the murderer Sullyan's plea Of
insanity and then sent him to the insane
asclutn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-08-21

~ FARMER in Muggin-yiIle found n
way to make a balky horse 60. lie took
him to a ncighb,eiug town, aai pat him
up at auction. lie went for $50.