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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
= Train OF Evils.

1t weakness Of the stomach is allowed
to become chronic, the following evils su-
pervene-Digestion is permanently i'm
paired, the system is imperfectly nourish-
ed, the blood becomes thin and waterv.
the bile being unemployed for digestive
ana evacuatlve purposes, enters the circu-
lation through the thoracic duct. and
injects itself into the superficial vessels.
giving to the skin and whites of the eyes
the saffron tinge indicative of biliousness.
headache, nausea, constipation, pains in
the side, palpitations, heartburn, dizziness
and many other harrassing symptoms
Whlch accompany the derangement
ABOVE described, which if unchecked is as
sure TO be followed by serious disease, as
the rising of the sun by its setting. Ii is
manifest, therefore, that an inability of
the stomach to act upon the food should
De overcome without delay. The invigor-
ating influence upon that organ of Hostel
ter's Stomach BitterS is speedily felt in the
disappearance of all the disapreeable
symptoms alluded to. The prescribed
mineral remedies for general debility
usually fail to achieve any lasting result,
because they do not invigorate the stom-
ach Hostetter's Bitters always succeed.
because that is their primal effect. The
very TACT that they are such an excellent
stomachc constitutes them one of the
best general tonics in existence. To re-
store digestion is the final step toward the
recovery of health, when impaired by any
OF the multiIarious complaints which
spring from dyspepsia, and that step will
be found to have been taken by the inval-
Id who has availed himself of this famous
anti-dyspeptic remedy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

IHE WILTON TRoUPE.-Tbis combin
alton OF Dramatic talent, one of the hest
that has ever visited this section. coro
performances at Thomas Theater. ON
Saturday and Monday evenings. but we
are sorry to say that the attendance was
small very much less than the entertain
ments merlted. Storm and the prevail
ing dull times are the only causes to
winch can be attributed the failure to
draw good houses, as Wilton is an old
iaVorlte' and had a troupe with him this
'ime which excelled those that accom-
panied him on some of his previous trips.
Inc troupe returned to Shasta on Tues
day' Try it again next Summer, Frank,
ana II the present storm keeps up we will
insure you better reception and a more
profitable season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

PERFECTLY AwFUL.-That is the way
teamsters describe the condition of the
roads just now, and no one doubts the
assertion. On Wednesday last, the
Weaver stage left Tower House at ~
O'Clock in the morning and did not arrive
here until 519 o'clock in the evening.
Ten hours in making 2S miles is slow 90
ing and yet there was no unnecessary de-
lay. Freight teams are dragged along
on their axles, the wheels sinking to the
hubs. But this rain makes water for the
mlhers' ana the condition of roads don't
trouble them much. Four heavy teams
with freight from Reading got to town on
Thursday, having made one of the rough
est trips on record-storm and bad roads.
all the way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

lNsTALLATIoN.-At a regular meeting
Of Chapter No. IA, Order of Eastern Star.
held at their Hall, in Weaverville, Nov.
18th, 1873, w. j. Tinnin, w. P, install
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: j. w. Philbrook, W. P; Mrs.
Il. b. Ames, w. NJ; Mrs. Anna B.
Paulsen, A. NJ; Mrs. Nellie z. Smith,
Secretary Mrs. c. Bragdon, Treasurer ;
Mrs. Sarah E. Griffin, Con-; Mrs. Kate
Philbrook, A. c.; Mrs. Rebecca Harvey,
Adah Mrs. M. Schall, Ruth Mrs. LOU
lisa Goering, Esther; Mrs, Jane Martin,
Martha :; Mrs. Kate Vollmers, Electa /;
Alfred Harvey, Warden, Chas. Goering,
Sentinel. The Chapter now numbers 40
members.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

HOME AMUsEMENT.-The Weaverville
Musical Union will give Grand Concert
and Variety Entertainment at Thomas
Iheater, on Thanksgiving Evening, next
Thursday, November 25th, 1875, consist
ing OF Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Solos, Duets, Trios, Quartettes, Choruses,
etc., also Tabeaux, Shadow Pantomimes
and Character Songs. Programmes Civ
ing particulars in detail will be issued
prior to the Entertainment. A Social
Dance will conclude the festivities
Home amusement is always more enjoy
able than that offered by travelling COM
binations, ahd the Musical Union is max
ing great preparation for good time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20
TOW N AND COUNTY.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.--Under date
November 1lth, Mr.. II. II. Bragdon
school teacher at Trinity Center writes tt
his family here as follows: 1--WE had
oute sensation here last evening. A
fellow named Elias Miller came down
from Scott Valley by stage yesterday
forenoon. He had evidently been on q
spree and was very nervous. He labored
under the impression that he possessed
lungs but no bowels. On slip of paper
he wrote in pencil as follows, and gave it
to Mr.. Rumfelt:
TRINITY CENTER, Nov. 10, 1875.
TO Doctor Smith, Etao, Scott VGIley.
-,stR :-Knowing that | have been the
victim of the raanid transit system, l be-
oueath to you my body after my demise.
Written with my own hand.
ELIAS MILLER.
PSI expect you to pay the expense
of transportation.
He then requested Mr.. Davis Hall
and Mr. Rumtelt to witness his paper,
but they refused to do SO. A few minutes
after dark he came into the bar-room,
covered with blood from head to foot.
There was deep cash across his wrist,
but the artery was not severed also Il
cash an inch and half long in his throat
and several deep cuts in his forehead. In
fact he had cuts and bruises all over his
head, inflicted by sharp rock with his
own hand. Alex. Murray dressed his
wounds and Mr.. Paddleford sewed up
the cash in his wrist. He is delirious this
morning and suffering from his wounds
and loss Of blood, but will probably re-
cover. lie did the cutting with an old
Scythe which was hanging in the wood
shed, and said he would have finished the
job but the scythe was too dull"
An Elias Miller, whom we presume to
be the suicidal individual, came TO Wea-
verville about year ago, selling prep
aration known as "Oriental Cleansing
Cream" warranted to take out pitch, tar,
paint, grease, etc. He remained here
until the present Summer when he left,
going north. While here he mined on
Browns Greek, living in the Rose Cot
tage with Bob Simpson and Webster
also cut number of shakes on Musser
Hill. A gentleman who came through
Trinity Center this week informs us that
Miller had recovered sufficiently to re-
sumo his journey and had gone toward
Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

oa 0tI' kRwARE.-Among the many ele-
i h''' ARTICLES purchased by Z. T. Nc Caus-
,'"u during his recent visit to San Fran
n.a eO' Is splendid assortment of silver
A.. '' o' superior quality and beautiful
en- 'sns' Nc. intends hereafter to have a
''' .'ock In this line, and his arrange
90 '''' ~ are such that he can sell silverware
ss,', an Kinds at lower prices than the same
nv ''o''s can be procured at retail in San
SNcl'co. Go and see his stock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

RESERVOIR BRoKE.-The reservoir be-
longing to j. W. Mahon & Co., near the
slaughter house, broke Thursday morning
owing to the gate box having rotted away
How much damage was done we did not
learn,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

AT REDUCED RATEs.-Louis Schall
desires us to say that parties in need OF
boots and shoes can find them at his es-
Enlistment, and tina: he will sell at re-
duced prices for cash. Louis has a COM
plete stock and sells at most reasonable
rates. Give him call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

RETURNED.-Mr. M. Karsky of the
firm of Karsky IL Abrahms this week
returned from the city, has completed the
selection of goods for the Winter trade
here. In the Dry Goods and Clothing
line the store in Weaver is well stocked,
while at Junction City and Indian Greek
any thing that can be- desired in the way
General Merchandise will be found.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

DEBATING CLUB.-All persons in IA
vor of organizing and maintaining De-
batting Club in Weaverville, are requested
to meet at the JOURNAL Office, Sunday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. By request OF
MANY CITIZENS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

RAIN FALL.-The past week has been
stormy one, the rainfall amounting to
$50 inches, making total for the season
of 1041 inches. The entire rainfall OF
last Winter was only 2l.72.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

No MAIL.-The Humboldt mailman
arrived on time on Wednesday last, but
didn't bring any through mail Weare
told that high water prevented his getting
through to Arcata.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

THE STORM.-It rains, and rains, and
keeps right on raining. Storm is usual
y unpleasant, but not so in a mining
section where several successive poor
seasons have been experienced, and an
other good Winter has finally come to be
regarded as an impossibility. The COM
mencement storm has thus far been
splendid one, rain on the foot hills and in
the valleys, while on the higher mount
ans snow is piling up, reservo;ring the
surplus water for use next Spring and
summer. Men smile again who have
not smiled for four years past to our GER
uln knowledge. Hopes are entertained
'ha. good Winter has begun, the pres
eht being the best storm that has visited
US since the Fall of '67. Miners through
out the county have begun work with a
ialr supply of water, and if the storm will
only keep up few weeks longer our for
'uAes are made. Everybody being at
WORK makes town particularly dull, but
VINO cares for that, as good times will be
Tue inevitable result of a wet Winter and
all can wait for the cleanup of next Sum
"'eF' If the Winter, now fairly begun,
continues as favorable as indicated, we
predict greater gold yield in this coun-
" 'han ever before. Mines are better
prepared for working, and with an ample
wafer supply are bound to yield largely.
Inc above was written on Thursday,
""',i 1t was raining as though it never
"ou'u stop. This Friday morning the
81" rose clear, there being heavy white
-Os'' Whether the clear-up is perma-
"VN' We don't know, but hope rot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

GONE BELOW. = VIM. S. Lowden,
County Surveyor, started for San Fran
cisco, Thursday morning, on a business
visit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

CHANGE OF HoUR.-Religious services
are now held at the Court Room by Rev,
Mr.. Jackson, at 3 o'clock in the after
noon, instead of ~ as heretofore. Sun
day School at p. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

For THE CAPITAL.- w. j. Tin
min, State Senator elect from this District,
lett this week with his wife for Sacra-
mento,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20
Weaverville, Nov. 20, 1875.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

Carson & Huss to All Pock-Mining Ground
Garden Gulch-SSOO.
r.. Harmon to j. W. Markley & Bro
Mining Ground, West Weaver-$50.
Cbas White to C. Wolsky-Claim on Canon
Creek-S3jO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

DLATEN AND RoBBED.-Jack Whit
"ey' who has been working on the Buck
eye Dutch, in this county during the past
GUNNER, was paid off and left here about
WV weeks ago. AT Red Bluff last week
''O was entced to the bank of the Sacra-
,,''"'o river, near the old pontoon bridge,
",ocked down with a club and robbed of
'Vou' 800 in coin. A half-breed negro
named Hall and a half-breed Indian
,'"'"cd heenan, we're the assailants and
I"'c way been arrested and lodged in Jail.
" "''hey was taken to the hospital, and
vas at last accounts doing well. First
:, spoIl' received here were to the effect
~ t'"' .ne robbers had thrown Whitney into
'''0 flVer for dead but that he resuscitated,
~, %'ul out and lived long enough to tell
" "no dId it, but later developments give
''c facts as above stated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

AT HoME.-Mrs. Molle f. Kellogg
returned by Wednesday stage from San
Francisco. She tells us of many nice
things which she purchased in the line of
millinery, trimmings, fancy articles, etc.,
all Of which will arrive in day or two.
Ladies desiring the very latest fashions
will secure them by calling at Mrs. Ke!-
logg's after her new stock arrives.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
RUCkEYE Water and Hydraulic
Mining Company.

Location of principal place of business
San francisco, Cal.
Location of Works--Bucleye Mining
District, Trinity Co., Cal.
NOTICE.-There are delinquent, upon
~ the following described Stock, on
account OF Assessment No, l, levied on
the first day of October, 1875, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective Shareholders as follows:
No Ger No.
Names tifcate. Shares. Amount.
+: r. Craig;,..'......."...."2 1870 5 625 90
VIM. 5. Lowden .............4 $3.50 1875 W
And in accordance with law, and an
order of the Board of Directors, made on
the first day of October 1879, so many
shares of each parcel of such Stock as
may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction at the office of the Company,
Room 6, No. 240 Montgomery St., San
Francisco, CAL, on
MONDAY, the Twenty-SecOnd day
OF NOVEMBER. 1878,
at the hour of two o'clock P. NJ, of such
day, to pay delinquent Assessments there
on, together with costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
w. II. LOWDEN, Secretary.
Office, 2l9 Sansome Street, San Fran
cisco, California. novl3-td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

PERSONA Frank Philbrook, broth
er to our portly Sheriff, arrived here this
week, from the East.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20
State and County Taxes.

THE ASSESSMENT ROLL for tho
L Year lS75 having been received by
me according to law, Tax Payers will
take notice that Taxes are now due and
payable, and that unless paid prior to tho
Sd day Of January, 1876, viii become de-
linquent and per cent. will be added to
the amount thereof.
will be a. the following places for the
purpose Of receiving Taxes herein, on tho
following days, tO-wit:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20
st'eekly Triaity 5ournal.

taken at their Market value in payment
e. e'-Subscription to the JOURNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

JOHN w. PHILBROOK,
Sheriff and ex -otlicio County Col
lector OF the County OF Trinity.
BY w. s. RAINIER, Deputy.
Weaverville, October 23d, A. ID. 1875.
oct30-3i.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-24
THE BLACK HILLS.


NEW YORK, May 22.-Gen Custer, who is in
this city stated that his expedition to the Black
Hills will probably leave Fort Lincoln about
July lsf and if miners are going into the hills
in as large numbers as represented by the
western papers, it will probably take the whole
summer, or until arrangements are completed
with Indians, to drive out and keep out those
;ntruding This, he said, we are determined to
do first If there is any time left before the
season closes. the main body of the expedition
will be sent 10 the Big Horn country, between
the Fellows OF river ana the BLACK Hills, and
was never explored
Gen Sheridan proposes to send steamer up
the Yellowstone river as far as practicable, for
determining to what point that stream is navi-
gable, after which the steamer will be sent out
after the Custer expedition. This steamer was
TO leave Fort Lincoln yesterday, and it will
take about three weeks to make the trip.
Tn regard to the occupation of Wyoming
Territory. west of the Indian reservation. his
idea is that the government does not intend to
prevent citizens from travelling over public
the way of destroying timber or otherwise, as
thew have always been considered part of the
nublic highway The government requi res,
however, that the terms of treaties with the
Indians shall be observed. What orders may
have been issued to the troops since he left
he does not know. When he left the only
order was to keep parties out of the Black
Hills. The west line of the Sioux reservation
runs directly through the Black Hills, and
that part of the Black Hills which lies west o.
this line comes under the classification of pub
tic lands, and is not subject to the restrictions
of that portion covered by the Sioux reserva
ton.
The military comprising the expedition will
consist of about nine companies of the 18th cav
airy, battalion of infantry, and probably
few Gattling guns, besides detachment of In
dian scouts There will also be a corps of sci
entific men appointed by the government.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-24
NEW YORK.
Shocking Case of Wife Murder and
Suicide.

Shocking Case of Wife Murder and
Suicide.
NEW YORK, May pa double tragedy
occurred this morning at East New York, a
suburb of Brooklyn, which has thrown the
residents of that neighborhood into the greatest
excitement. A German tailor. named Jacob
Young, occupied two-story frame cottage at
Sheffield avenue aud Broadway, where he has
resided for number of years About six years
ago his wife died, and since then he has been
in the habit of drinking freely at times
About year afterwards be remarked, but the
union was an unhappy one, as they were
known to quarrel frequently. About three
months ago, having been arrested for drunken
ness, he attempted to commit suicide by hang
ing himself to the cellar door, but was pre-
vented. Shortly after 8 o'clock this morning
his body was discovered lying across the grave
of his wife in Evergreen Cemetery by one OF
the workmen. He had a revolver grasped in
his hand, and bad committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the mouth The police
were notified and officers were sent to notify
his wife. The doors and windows of the house
were found to be securely locked, and had to be
broken open to gain entrance. Marks of blood
were found in the hallway, and the furniture
was all upside down everywhere, showing evil
dence of severe struggle. Tracks of blood
led to the cellar steps, and on going down stairs
the officers found the murdered remains OF
Young's second wife. Her head was mangled
in a shocking manner, half of it being nearly
chopped off. A large axe was found near by
covered with blood. From the appearance OF
the body it was evident that the murder was
committed last night
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-24
T OR E G N.

Church aud State i'm Prussia.
BERLIN, May 22.-The upper house of the
Diet to-day passed the bill abrogatng articles
of the constitution regulating the relations be-
tween the church and state in Prussia. Vote
was 6S yeas to % nays.
Count Corti Recalled.
ROME, May 22.-Count Corti, the Italian
minister at Washington, has been transferred
to Constantinople.
From Burmah.
MANDALAY, May ON. Y. Herald spec
iaL His majesty, the King of Burmah, is
most anxious to settle matters with the British
and Chinese governments amcably.
Lebeedtic, the Chinese general who is sup
posed to have arrested Col. Bowers advance
on his march for territorial exploration, arrlv-
ed here three days ago, the bearer of despatch
es from the court of Pekin. the king denies
all completely in the failure of Col Bowen s
expedition, position which is confirmed by
careful private inquiry. No serious difficulty Is
anticipated regarding the Kaavnee question;
The opinion which prevails in the public mind
with regard to the kings i'll treatment OF for
eigners is quite unfounded. Rumors regarding
a concentration Of troops toward the frontiers
are incorrect The trade is depressed and
almost at a standstil! pending settlement OF
the question in dispute.
Religious Procession Assaulted i'm Brus-
sells.
BRUSSELS, May 23.-As a religious process
sion was passing through the streets to-day it
was assaled by the populace and its ranks bro
ken up. Police with drawn swords charged on
the rioters, 10 of whom were arrested. Mem
bers of the procession took refuge in neighbor-
ing houses.
Important Meeting of Spanish Statesmen
"A New Constitution TO be Submitted.
MADRID, May 23-An important political
meeting has been held here. 1t was attended
by nearly 600 gentlemen who have held seats in
the cortes. A resolution was unanimously
adopted, that on the opening of next cortes a
constitution shall be submitted, formed on the
basis of compromise of all the monarchcal
and liberal parties
The resignation of Gen. Ecbagnes, com
mandirg the army of the centre, has been ac-
cepted.
Foreign Notes.
There is no foundation for the report that a
crisis is imminent in the Belgium cabinet. De-
NAL is also given to the report that the German
government had instructed its ambassador al
Brussels to ask Belgium to prohibit religious
professions.
The action Of the Belgian tribunal at Segin
dismissing the charges against Duchesne oil
plotting to assassiDate Bismarck causes SEN
sation at Berlin. II is generally believed that
finding of the tribunal will not be regarded by
Germany as q settlement of the matter
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-24

NEW YORK. May SIS P. M.-Ashes are dull and
nominal at 90 for pots Cotton is quiet and steady;
sales 995 bales at 16sc for Middlmg upauds forward
deliveries quiet and unchanged. Receipts Flour A.,
904 bbs; the market is dull and prices still rules
strong in favor OF buyers with only very limited
export and home trade demand; sales $500 bbs;
Superfine Western and State at 10 a So; common
to good extra Western and State % q 5 40; good
to choice do at 40 q IS; common to choice White
extra Ohio 05 a Y 30; common to choice extra st
Louis at 40 q Is; including 2lO0 bbls shipping
ira at 10 @ 80; market closing quiet, Southern
flour dull and strongly in buyers favor; sales OF 500
bbls; common TO fair extra at 5 10 a 90; good to
choice at 05 a 25; Rye flour steady; sales of 200
bbls at 40 a 30. Cornmeal is lower sales 600 bbs
Western at 4 70 q 4 90; Brandywine Go. Wheat
receipts 27,720 bush; market duh and heavy and q
&c lower; sales 900 bush 1901 Is for No Spring.
Northwestern; 1Sa "a 1 10 for No Milwaukee in
store; IS q 26 for No Spring; II a % Tor
fern; 3S "a A for White Western; also 10000 bush
No Milwaukee seller for June at 171 Rye quiet at
/ O5 for Canada in bond; 10 for State. Barley is
quiet and unchanged Barley Malt is quiet and
steady; sales 10000 bush 6rowed State to arrive by
18th June at 80. Corn-reGepts 62,2Oo bush; the
bush so 90 SIC for Western Mixed, closing at 80 %
SIC; 81 a SAC for Yellow Western, closing at INSIDE
Shade frmer sales of $4,000 bush att rs 0 TIC for
LIixed Western; u q soc for White do. Hay firm
at IS q zoe for shipping. Hops are quiet at 80 q
Coffee firm sales 1850 bags Rio at 16 q 1Sc gold
Sugar dull and declining and nomnally at s q SIC
for fair to good refining; 800 boxes Moasses Sugar
at 71c; refined heavy dc for A. l0i q 1890 Tor hard
grades. Molasses-grocery grades continue dull.
Rice is quiet and unchanged. Petroleum is dull and
nominal crude at &c; retnedat 12c; on spot 125 and
cases quoted at 179 lS4c Tallow is firm; sales 40
900 lbs at So SEC Naval Sores-Rosn is quiet at IS
a 05 for strained Turpentne quet Spirits at 50.
Eggs are firm at ISL q 19sc for State and Pennsyl
vana III a 1850 for Western. coal is firm at 90
% 6 90 for Anthracite per cargo. Leather is dull
hemlock SOLE Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande middle
and heavy weights q q ~ California do 254 a. 293
common do 253 a 279. Wool is dull domestic Fleece
% @9 &c., Pulled at 80 a 4Sc; unwashed at 16 % 3d.
Texas at 10 a 33c Pork is duh and lower at q 50
a 81 62t for mess; 1000 bbs seller July q 40
% q 50; seller June quoted at q 25 Beef is quiet;
Beef Hams unchanged; tierce Beef quiet; Cut Meats