Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

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Holman, y.
CHAs. llAEmNN, p. NJ.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
q SNOW Monday morning.
q ClNNABAR trail is completed.
The political pot begins to simmer.
a HEAVY lrosts few nights this week.
Il A TRAVELLING map agent did good
q business in town this week.
A BASE BALL ground has been located
tin Grpy's field on East Weaver creek.
"a TuA>Es to A. \. Sargent, L. S. Sen
,,tot, Tor bound files Of tho Congressional
"a Eccp.u.
\ mcn strike has been made in the
81 Mountain Laurel Cinnabar Mine. No
2larlicuars.
MORE of the water-works log in Muin
stroct are being removed and iron pipe
ut in their places.
NEXT Tuesday, April 18TH is the sec
ond anniversary of the burning OF the
&uppcr end oi town.
WAITING SCHooL. j. S. Melon
n Il commenced his school Monday even
ing with fair number Of scholars.
AGAIN.--Rock-t throwing, which created
50 much excitement in this community
few weeks ago, has been resumed. -
y ice aluusemont.
OUR Chinese residents, on "Wednesday
Lust, celebrated the birthday Of Cuniucus
or some other good man, with their ne
cuslJmcd bui,terosity.
SEMI- w EEkLY service ON the mail
route between this place and Trinity Cen
ter commenced with this month and will
continue until November.
REMovEp.-R. NJ. Stone and family,
for many years resident in this county,
lett this week for Salinas, Monterey co.,
where they expect to locate.
MORE CINNABAR.-Th Montgomery
boys last week struck inch ,tringor oi
cinnobar, in the Slide on Canon Creek,
ana think they have II good thing.
y PARTY Of prospcctors passed through
o'e this week on their way to the South
Fork of Trinity. They came from Lake
county and are hunting for quart.
TnEEMoMGrEH down to lSo one morn
ing this week. Peaches, plums, pears,
cherries and early apples nipped in the
bud. The coldost April weather ever
known here.
GRAND RErREsENrAr1vE.- North Star
Lodge, No. 81, |. Q. O. r., ha- elected
w. II. Bacheder, p. g., Representative
TO tie Grand Lodge, which meets in San
FraHcisc), May llth.
a NICE PREsENT.-Our worthy Coun-
u Treasurer, L. Y. McCmshud, lately
received an elegant illustrated family
hlble, the most handsome we ever saw,
from his mother in Maine.
OUTSIDE ScHooLs.-AIiss Imogen S.
Dlmmock has gone to North Fork and
l'Nen charge Of the Public School there
lie Trustees Of the new Indian Creek
DSl'lct have secured the services of Mis-
Lizzie Shunloif.
lNJuHED.- Jos. Craig, Gunsmith now
located at San Bemardino, undertook to
Eremoie the hammer from loaded pistol
hesUlI-half the little and end of fore
inger OF his left hand missing, and the
""ner OF the pistol, who was standing
ar, wounded at the elbow.
4 FtTuRNED.-Mrs. II. Clifford and Miss
Annie Hooker returned from below bv
y ''oesdny's stage, bringing the little
'!oC"et boy whom they took to San Fran
''Sc' to have his eye doctored. Although
'ne sight Is not entirely destroyed, as was
at 0rst feared, it is not probable that the
eye Will ever be good again.
WAIT UNrm NEXT WEEK Mrs.
hollle Kellogg has returned and in
II" days will receive and open nice
e'"cA OF millinery. Such an establish
,neI't Is needed here and will undoubted-
prove successful undertaking. For
'urtner particulars, see advertisement
which will appear in next issue.
"1INd FoR GooDs.-Louis Zimmerman
goes below this Saturday morning to
purchase a stock OF furniture, in which
'lne himself and brother will hereafter
q al extensively. Their stock will COM
'nence to arrive in about ten days or two
weeks.
a. IL. Balch will start for San Francisco
|neEt week and make large purchases o t
ppr'ngand Summer clothing, etc. Wait
7or the arrival Of bis new stock.