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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-05

ANNoUNCEMENTs.-U nder this inter-
csting head will be found several new
names this week. Asa Taylor, of juno
ton City, competent gentleman, desires
the Republican nomination for Clerk.
Jas. W. Pickett, of Lewiston, man full
of grit, and capable of filing the office of
Sheriff, asks the Democracy to indorse
him for that position. Hon. Rudolph
Klotz-Klotz, of Shasta-will accept the
Democratic nomination for the Assembly
from the Joint Convention Of Shasta and
Trinity. In the language of our ex Sen
ator when "the gentleman from Shasta"
gave his vote for Booth for Senator, my
God, Klotz -
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ACCIDENT AT PANAMINT.-Mr.M NJ. r.
Crawford has handed us copy of the
Panamint NeWs of the 25th ut., from
which we gather the following details of
an accident that may prove fatal to for
mer Unitarian who will be remembered
by old residents of this place and Douglas
City:
Last Sunday morning Con. Shanahan,
2 miner, who is employed by the Pana-
mint Consolidated Mining Company, met
with an accident which may result in the
Joss Of his life. While at work at tho
bottom Of the shaft some eighty feet deep
On the Jessie May mine, rock fell from
Inc surface, and striking him on top of the
head, cut the scalp to the extent OF three
and one-half inches in length and caused
= fracture of the skull of about one and a
haIf inches in length by one inch in width.
ar. Wells was Immediately summoned
who found the man suffering from press
nre on the brain caused by the depressed
Skull bone. He removed two small pieces
and elevated the balance of the fractured
bone, giving the patient much relief.
enough in critical condition, Sbanahan
Is doing we'll.
From the News, of the Goth, we learn
that symptoms of paralysis had set in and
that Shanahan's recovery was considered
doubtful,
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An Invaluable Travelling
Com paniOn.

Change Of climate, water, or diet is apt
to induce harassng 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
M absolute preventive of the hurtful 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 far more liable
than the habitual denizens of healthy re-
gionS. The primal effects of the unwhOle-
some atmosphere which produces what
are called maIaiious fevers, is to depress
and debiIitate 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 maladies of an Intermittent
| type is to counterfeit the weakening ten
| denotes of miasma by an artificial invigor-
alton. That Hostettcrs Btters is the
surest rcsuscitant of flag ng vigor is II fact
best known wherever Influences nimica
to health exist. But it is not alone against
malaria that they protect the system.
They so tougher it rs to enable to bea The
extremes Of heat and cold to which travel
ers are often subjected, with impunity and
they neutralize those elements IN unaccus
toned water or diet which would otherwise
beget disorders of the stomach or bowels.
| The brackish water with which voyagers
by sea are often compelled to quench their
. l.. - DO i 4
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CENTRAL CoMMETTEE.-Thc Republic.
an County Central Committee met on
Monday last, pursuant to published call.
4. T. Lovejoy and Ellis Flowers were
chosen delegates to represent this county
at the Republican State, Congressional,
and Joint Assembly Conventions.
A resolution was adopted, calling a
County Convention to consist of fifty del
egates, to meet on Thursday, Aug. 5th.,
and nominate candidates for the several
county offices. Primaries for the election
of Delegates to said Convention to be held
on Saturday evening. July Slst.
The publication, at proper time, of the
call for the Convention and apportionment
OF Delegates, was left to the Executive
Committee.
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COPPER MISE.-Ten or twelve years
ago n copper 10 lie was discovered in Trim
ity Center District, about four miles from
the Carr place and on the opposite side
of the river Several shafts were sunk
along the ledge to the depth Of 80 or 40
feet, but could not be sunk deeper on &C
count of water. From these shafts rich
ore was taken and many large pieces of
almost pure copper were found. The
locators, finding it impossible TO wo' k
the lode through shafts, started tunnel
with which they expected to tap the vein
200 feet below the surface, in running a
distanc, of $50 feet. This tunnel was in
very hard rock, so hard that not more
than one foot n day could be made ex-
ponses were so heavy that the owners were
compelled 10 abandon the project after
the tunnel was in distance of 40 feet.
Since then nothing has been done at the
mine. Recently John Martin, Armen-
trout, Trottcr and others have relocated
the lode and unnel-right and intend to
run the tunnel to the ledge. Provision,
tools, powder, fuse, etc., for three months
work have sent to the mine and operations
will commence at once.
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LAND NOTICES.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

APRIL 10Th, 1879.
| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Richard Ryan and Franl, 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 HERRlCK PLACER
NINE, and more particularly described
in the plat and hed.notes now ON file in
this office, as follows, to-wit:
Lot No. II, in Township SO y, II 10
W, Nj. ID. NJ, containing 80 % 100 acres.
| Beginning at post, marked ii, for the
North West corner of the claim thence
running NS70E $50 chains to a post,
marked q, in mound of rock, the
9Th established corner in the survey OF
the Oregon Gulch Mine thence Sl5oE
2.7S chains to post, marked w, in u
mound OF enrth, the 9th established cor
nor of the Wheaton Mine 4; thence S67o +
go chains to n tree, 81 inches in diam
eter, marked w. the 9th established cor.
| ner of the Wheaton Mine thence $500
| Is Il 1.33 chains to n Nut Pine, IL inches
in diameter, marked NJ. II. NJ, the 9TH
corner in the survey the Mount Morensis
Mine thence Sl6o w -. 50 chains to post
marked NJ. r. NJ, the oh established
corner in the survey of the Mount Mo-
rcnsis Mine thence South $40 chains to
post, marked II, in u mound OF earth,
being the SIC corner of the mine thence
S72oW 27.60 chains to Il White Oak, -
inches in diameter, marked II thence
N450 II 24.S0 chains to post, marked ii,
in mound of earth thence MFG w
5000 chains to the place ct beginning,
| from which the corner common to Town
ships 81 and - n, RS s and w, bears
/ S65'32'E SSl SIS chains distant. Said
claim is bounded on the North by the
Oregon Gulch and Wheaton Mines ON
the East by the Mount Morensis Mine
on the South by mining lands claimed by
Patrick SAttery ct NJ; on the Wcst by
public lands.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present tho
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-60d Register.
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NEWARK
LAND COMPANY.
San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co., California
Title perfect. Incorporated.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now in
shape; the Guarantee Fund paid in. This
Company will be prepared in May to take par
ties by steamboat and railroad to their town
and lands. by reference to the Coast survey
Chart it will BIO seen that at Protrcro Point in
front of Newark, the deep wator comes all the
way through tho channel from tho Pacific, with
tho {. Z. X. K. running in direct line thr0ugh
Liverm0re Pass, making this the connecting
point between all parts of the United states
and by deep water to all parts of the globe and
the greatest manufacturing point on the Bay Of
San Francisco plenty of water, good climate,
excellent soil and easy communication Pur-
chasers getting possession can raise large crops
by planting rs late a. July 10Th. This cOmpa-
ny will commence active operation in building
soon. For all information, circulars, maps
and subscription, apply at the office of the
company, 1851 California Street. basement,
opposite Bank Of California, San Francisco.
This land WtH be sold at auction, May
22, 1875, by III. m. .SfwhaH n TO-, On
acres and Tors 10 the hfghsd bidder. -
Terms at sale Credit TO large buyers. Poss-
ession will be given by the lst OF June, or
sooner, If the crops are off.
Steamer NJ. S. Latham leaves the foot OF
Brnnnan street, opposite the Pacific Mail ). 5.
Wharf, San francisco, Sundays, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at $3.50 O'Clock, ar
irving at Newark III 10 1880, according to tho
tide, giving from four to five hours on the
irving Mt San francisco at $3.50 =. ". The bost
Of Restaurants on the steamer on the Now
York plan pay only for what you get Break
fast 80 cents, Dinner 10 cents. Fare for round
trip soventy-lve cents. Stages connect with
boat, running ~ Niles, Contervillo, Washing
ton Corners, Warm Springs and san jose.
10-lm. CHAS. H. PETERS, Manager.
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u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

MAY eth, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ William Ware, whose Post Office
address ia Weaverville, Trinity County,
State Of California, has made application
for Patent for the HENRY HOEHN
PLACER MINE, situated in Weaver
Vile Mining District in said County and
State, and more particularly described in
tho plat and field notes now on il,o in this
office, as follows, to.wit:
Lot No. AZ, in Township 80 n. II 10
w, NJ. ID. NJ. Commencing Mt a post in
n mound OF earth, marked w W-thc
wv corner OF the Court House in Won
vcrvillc hears S78o30'E $50 links distant
from said post running thence, with VA
ration lSo30'E from the place of begin
ming MOS w 400 chains to post in
mound Of rock marked w W thence
N75oW $40 chains to post in n mound
of earth on the South side of the wagon
road leading from Weaverville to Sidney
Hill thence N30o w 2.l5 chains along
in same wagon road TO u post in mound
Of rocks on the North side of tho wagon
road thence N5SoW 1855 chains along
same road TO post in n mound of rock
on the South side Of the road, for n w
corner of tho claim ; thence $3.50 w 7.3I
chains to post in Sidney gulch for SW
corner of the CHIN ; thence 500 Il 1872
Chains along on tho right bank Of Sidney
gulch to n postin mound of earth thence
$40 30' Il 4 80 chains to post in II mound
of earth for 5 Il corner of the claim thence
MOO II Sal chains to and closing on tho
starting corner. Containing II 49, 100
acres, and bounded on tho North by
houses and lots belonging to j. Clnk,
John Dockery, Bardona ~ Co., John
Mitchell and A. Sebert on the West
by the Ware Placer mining land on tho
South by gardens belonging to Manon,
! Omen and X. Clifford and on the East
by the Carson Il Co. Placer Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto nro required to present the Same
before the Register and Receiver Of tho
United States Land Office, ut Shasta,
California, within sixty days from the frat
day of publication Of this notice.
AARON BELL,
my20-60d Register.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-The glorious 4th is
approaching and rs usual Weaverville is
no: making any strenuous exertions for a
celebration. The Good Templars talk of
giving Ball, but have decided on moth
ing rs yet. At Hay Fork, the Good
Templars will have pic mic on the Sd, the
4th being Sunday, and wind up with a
dance in the evening. We see no better
chance for celebration here than match
game of base ball in the morning, horse
race in the afternoon, and Ball in the
evening. Who'll take the matter in hand
and try and do something? All that is
wanted is starter.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-05

NEW INCoRPoRATIoN.-A Of In
corporation as follows were filed in the
office OF the Clerk of the County Court in
San Francisco on Tuesday, June LIST -
The Trinity River Canal and Hydraulic
Mining Company. Object, constructing
canal from the head waters of Trinity
river and Coffee creek to Weavervile and
the adjacent country in Trinity county,
for use in mining. Capital stock, $780,
900. Directors-Thomas II. Blythe, II.
G. Bixby, w. b. Cluf, G. II. Graham,
and NJ. S. LETTERS.
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"H0oDLUM."-A communication with
the above signature was received, we do
not know whether it was intended for
publication or not. The idiosyncrasies of
some individuals in a city like Detroit or
Danbury would prove mine of wealth
to the local humorist, but in n small COM
munity like our own-gerbum sap.
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ALWAYS NEw.-Mrs. Kellogg intends
to keep up with the times and in order to
do so receives new goods every week per
express. Her millinery establishment is
now well stocked with useful and orna-
mental articles in her line, and no pains
arc spared to give satisfaction to custom
ers. See new advertisement this week.
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RIVER MINING.-Seven companies of
white men are preparing to work in
Trinity river, just above Lewiston, this
Summer. Many other places along the
river will be worked this season, as the
low stage of water is more favorable than
ever before aud there is little else to do
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CINNABAR.-James Mullane was in
town this week and informs us that every
Thing in the Cinnabar District is prosper
ing. Lyle s. Hawkett are retorting about
Az tanks Of quicksilver per week. having
already shipped over 200 tanks. They
have been unable to procure tanks enough
and are compelled to make troughs from
logs, in which to put the quicksilver as it
nows from the rctorts. In the mine the
orc is constantly improving. Mullane is
packing out from to tons of concen-
trated ore per week. II. c. Willis work
llg his claim, while Superintendent
Dickinson has started tunnel on the
bonanza Mine on the East side of Grow
greek.
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DEMOCRATIC candidates for Clerk are
said to be- numerous since Trotter's with
drawal. Gentlemen, if you want the Of
fee, it only costs five dollars to say Sc
through the JOURNAL.
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BACK AGAIN.-Mr. Karsky returned
last week from the city where he had been
sojourning for several weeks, purchasing
goods for the houses in this county, in
which he is interested. Mrs. l. Abrams
returned Mt the same time.
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OLD CoIN.-Our item last week on the
Spanish quarter of 1873, brought forth Il
much older coin. Frank w. Young has
an English sovereign of 1883 in his pos
session which he received when it was just
100 years old-l6 years ago.
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GoNE.-Among the departures of the
past week we note Louis Raab and Capt
Atkins, for San Francisco, and Mrs. 4
Loots and son, on visit to her daughter
in Gold Hill, Nevada.
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ROLL OF HONOR,
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

J.W. Phibrook, Sheriff, to II. M. Perham-
Patterson Mine, near Red Ilill-Sl,245.
Thos Ryan to II. Junkans-Mining property
Oregon Gulch-sSOo.
H.G. Bixby to A. L. O'Neil-Interest in the
Csffeo Greek propcrty-Sl goo.
James Ward to Weaverville D. & II. NJ. Co.
,Oregon Gulch Mountain and Jas. Ward Placer
Mines-sSOOO.
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LOCATION.

The Gerke Ranch is situated in Toha-
ma and Butte Counties. The California and
Oregon Railroad traverses tho Eastern bound
airy Tor distance of five miles, the Sacramen-
to River bounding the West side. On the
North flows Deer Creek, which contains suth-
cient water to irrigate $1,000 acres, and the
water-right will be secured to every purchaser.
sons of the year.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-05

THE slide which threatened to move
away a portion of Douglas City, has
stopped, and will probably remain where
it is until wet weather.
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RETURNED.-Mrs. Geo. II. Atkins re.
turned this week from below where she
has been visiting of late. Her daughter
and family accompanied her.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully
l. announces that he is candidate for
ASSESSOR, subject to the action of the
Democratic County Convention.
ALIEN. A. STILLER.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby solicits
L the Republican nomination for the Of
flee of COUNTY CLERK, at the hands
Of the nominating Convention,
ASA TAYLOR.
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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 bv
the Joint Democratic Convention of the
Counties of Shasta and Trinity.
RUDOLPH KLOTZ.
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FOR SHERIFF.

THE DEMOCRACY OF TRINITY
l. County are hereby informed that I
am candidate for SHERIFF, subject to
Endorsement by the Democratic Conven-
ton. j. w. PICKETT.
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THIS IS A SURE CURE FOR
Screw-worm, Scab & Foot-rot
IN SHEEP.
IL also Kills TICKS, LICE, and all
PARASIrES Tint inIest Sheep.

Prevents scratching and generally improv es
the quality of tho wool Ono gallon of tho Dip
properly diluted with watcr will be sufficient
10 dip one hundred sheep, so that the cost of
find that they are amply repaid by tho inn
proved hoath of their fooks.
This dip is guaranteed to cure whom used ac-
cording to directions, and to DO 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 its use, also cortih
Gates of prominent sheep-growers who have
used large quantities of the Dip and pronounce
il the most effective and reliable known euro
and Preventative of Scab and other kindred
diseases in Sheep. mar2U-3m so20-3m.
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Notice to Creditors.

I'm THE PROBATE COURT Of the
Il County Of Trinity, state OF Cali
fOrnia;
In the matter Of the Estate Of TIRGIL
CARA WAY deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by
~ the undersigned, Administrators of
the Estate Of Virgil Carmway, dcceas-
cd, 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 tho
said Administrator ut his residence at
the premises formerly known ms the
Nine. Weaver place, on Lower Trinity,
Trinity County, Cal.
JOHN Il. HAILSTONE,
Administrators OF the Estate of Virgil
Carraway, deceased.
Wcavervillo, May 10th, 1875. Al.
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READ Pincus' new advertisement. He
has everything in the Dry Goods and
Clothing line.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

IT II E UNDERSIGNED respectfully
4 announces himself rs candidate for
MY CLERK, subject to the action
of the Republican Convention.
CHAS. HARTMAN,
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FOR ASSESSOR.

T HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO THE
L Voters of Trinity County that nm a
Candidate for the office of ASSESSOR,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention. LOUIS +. RAAB.
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EDDIE and Henry Lang returned from
Oakland last week, and will spend vaca-
ton with their parents here.
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To those seeking homes, this farm presents
unusual attractions OF Soil, Climate and Loca-
tion. The frost and drought which have been
almost universally disastrous The present year
have not injured the crops or vineyards in
the least.
One Hundred and Fifty Families can make
themselves co hiortable homes here.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-05

JAS. S. LANDS and bride returned on
Wednesday evening from their wedding
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A FINE VINEYARD,

Containing l00, 900 vines, tho youngest of which
are IL years old capacity 100000 gallons, will
BE- included in the sale.
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FOR SHERIFF.

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE THAT I
l. am Candidate for SHERIFF. sub
ject to nomination by the Democratic
convention. M. ULLIGAN.
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REPUBLICAN
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONVENTION
THIRD DISTRICT.

fIHE UNION REPUBLICAN VOTERS in
/ each of tho counties of the above Distri, I
are requested TO choose Delegates to II Con-
gress'Onal Convention, TO be held in tho town
of Washington, Yolo county, on
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

CUBJECT TO NOMINATION by the
~ Democratic Convention of Trinity
County. JOHN G. IRWIN.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th. 1878,

for tho purpose Of nominating a candidate for
Congress from said District, and for the trans
action of such other business M may come boz
fore said Convention. The apportionment OF
Delegates is AZ follows: C0lusa, 3; Del Nortc
/; Humboldt, 8 Lake, Q; Lassen, | Marin
4; MendocinO, Modoc, | Napa, q; Plum
no, 10; Sonoma, IL 4; Suffer. 3 Johanna. 3
Trinity, 2; Yolo, q Yuba, (. County Com
mittees will make provision in their respective
counties for tho election of Delegates in nc
cordnnce with said superintendent. by order
of Committee. 5. q. nlLBOKN, Chairman.
|. n. HoAG, Secretary. my22 I'd.
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FRosTs several nights this week. Veg
etables suffered.
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OXEN FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE FOUR YOKES
L of Work Oxen, in good condition.
For particulars apply at TRINITY JOUR-
NAL Office or 10
ii. NJ. PERHAM.
Junction City. April 10, 1873, #.
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UyRINITY COUNTY WARRANTS
faken At their Market value in payment
-srbscription to the oURSAL.