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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APE'IaCATEON FOR A
PATE&T no a
PLACER MENENG CLAIM.

July 10Th, 1876.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN Nj. f. Griffin, john Mus>er and j..
W. Pickett, whose Post Office address Is
Weavervile. Trinity county, State CT
California. have made application for y
Patent for the BOLTS HILL PLACER
MINE, situated in Bolts Hill Mining
District, Trinity County, and mo.e pnr-
ticulaily described IN the Plat and Field
Notes now on file in this office, as toilowS,
to wit: Lot 81 in Township 33 n, L .
w, and Lot No. 80 in Township "a n,
r 8 w, NJ d NJ containing l02 Y 100
acres.
The survey of the exterior boundary
lines Of the said mine begins at an oak
post Gx6 inches, 3 feet long, marked NJ
co IL b II, in mound Of rocks ut the
N W corner Of the claim running thence
with Il variation Of 18'30'E, South ZOE +
81 50 chains to an oak post feet long,
6N6 inches. in mound Of rock, marked
b fl. for N K cotncro of the claim ; thence
South 7B chains to an oak post 4X4 in
chrs. feet long, marked B II & ., in a
mound of rock thence S40oE 100
chains, inter, ectlug the 5 SE corner of the
E,umre Museer & 5 w corner OF the Tom
Olsen aims, to an oak post, 5X5 inches,
feet long, marked b II d O, in mound
Of rock. for the Sc corner Of the claim /;
thence S77o1N 1892 chains to Il slack oak
post 9 inches in diameter, marked B ii
rs the SW corner Of the claim thence
Moth 2l.30 chains to an oak post 4X4
inches, 3 feet long, marked b II, in II
mound OF rock thence West LIS chains
to post 5H5 inches, 3 feet long, marked
3 II for corner. IN mound of rock !;
thence $500 w y 10 chains 10 an oak post
5x5 inches, matked II, in mound of
rock thence Wet 200 chains to an oak
post 5x5 inches. 3ll feet long. in Il mound
of earth. marked B II =; thcrce N300 e
1850 chains to white oak I inches in
dmmrter. marked a, which tree is marked
b II thence Enst l.32 chains to - post
5X5 inches, 3 feet long. mn ked b II. ina
mound of rock thence Moth u so chains
to the place of beginning.
Sud claim is bounded on the North hv
mining and claimed by the WravervilIr
Ditch 4 lIvdmulic Mining Comuouy !;
on the Ea.t hv the Tum Olsen Placer
Mine on the South by laud cmimcd by
)ps. llnot fnt Agricultural purposes ON
the West by rublc laod in rnlt, and by
the Rmgrevr Copper Gulch Canon clnim,
aud the Pickett and Cunningham Placer
Mine.
The survey Of tho connecting lire COM
menced at The established Qpprlor Sec
cnruer, between Soc : nr Ii 33 aud See
% Of TIP 81 N. RS w, NJ D NJ, und 'uo-
ming thence with Var 1920 f, N57oW w
.ll.30 chrins distant to the starting corner
Of the claim.
All persons having any adverse claims
thereto aye requested TO present the sumo
to the Rrqi.tnrand Receiver of the United
States Land Onice at Shnsta California,
within 60 DAYS from the first day Of pub
licalion Of this notice.
AARON BELL,
jy20 God. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
President. 10. Governor, ,

President ~ Governor, 'je.
Four wan is l7Js 5'2l $50 -o,-Sa
Van Buren's -rajortiy, 7-j; Aolman's ma
jority, II 49,
Air. TiIden, you know " hat this contrast at
tests. likdt well do yol comp. hend no Y the
vote of 1898 was this swotied olt OF al pro-
portions. Ih9ro ars not lZOU Itgh YOt rs
living in those wards to day, though they gave
HoRAcH GGaGiY.
No one will deny if Greedy said of
Tlden that he was as deeply implicated
in the frauds If New York us Tweed,
O'Brien and Hall, that he must have
had some foundation for the assertion.-
In 1868 Hutfnan and Fenton were caudi-
dates for Governor. Hoffman was, of
course, the choice Of the thieves. Tweed
and his henchmen had control Of certain
wards in New York city, which were to
be used to change the result of the cleo
tion. 1t was OF course, desirable that the
vote of the honest rural districts should
be known in season 50 that these wards
which Tweed aud his gang controlled,
could he stuffed to meet the deficit And
this is the way the thing was manipulat-
ed, and the connection the immaculate
"rlng smasher" had with the disrcputa-
bic business
Rooms OF TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE
COMMITTEE, October 9th, lS6S.
NJ DEAR SIR :-Piense ut once to com
la "a
three or four principal towns and in each
city OF vuar county, and tell him, (rX-
ppn.es duly arranged tinr at thi- end), to
teiegrdph 10 Van, N. IWeed, Tammany
Han, ut the minute of closing ihe polls,
not waiting ibr ne count, such persons
estimate of the vntr. Let the Telegraph
be ms follows: "This town will show II
Democratic gain (or 81 over last ycnr
OF -+(num herr" Or this one, If Sudi
GENTLY certain This avn viii give n
Rppub lean (or Dem ,crAtitl IN jnrtV ot
-" There is, Of e0Hrse. az iHlp0ltdht
object To dtt0tned 6Y q Sintnit0HeOHS
TRANSMISSION of the h0W' Qf ciofih9 the
pOieS, bUt not t0Hger t00itHg, Oi uortu-
nifty can be taken OF the usual hull bovr
hull in teIegraphic communication over
lines before accurate results begin to re
declared, and before the Associate Press
absorb the Telegraph with returns and in
terle"e with individual messages, and
give orders to watch carefully the count.
Very truly, yours,
SAMUEL j. TGLDEN, Chairman.
This shows how the simple, pure and
honest reformer laid the ground work for
his noble character, and in whose compa-
ny he served his upprentce-h and how
he received the wholesome lesson. So
tdao Republican.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

WANTS SOME sEMENT.-A Dem
ocratc flend here defines his "po>ish"
on Senator Jones proposed bin to oprevent
the killing of "nigger," out Of season.
He says the young bIoods Of the South
formerly grew up in expectation Of the
time when they would be cable to "larrup
niger" whenever they felt like it. As
they don't own the niggers to larrup now,
they ought not to be deprived Of the
pleasure OF taking Shot at one occas-
ionally," We were constr ,incd to I'D
nit that it did seem hard TINT young
men should be deprived of all innocent
recreation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
THE REFORMER.

The Democratic National platform
sparkles with reform, and their candi-
date for President is held mp a. man
bristling with reform. 1t is "A curious
fact to have it said OF a notorious reform
er like TiIden, that he amassed immense
wealth while he was the bosom friend of
Tweed, O'Bren and Oakley Hall. Ti!d-
en- is elected governor, and then becomes
rabid reformer, and has gained for him
self considerable notoiiety a. a ring
sma>her. II anybody could smash up
the thieving rings of New York, Tilden
is certainly the man for the business. be-
cause from previous connection with those
same rings, he understood their intricate
workings. This is 50, Oh the same prin-
ciple of the old adage, "set thief to
catch thief" and we should be ex-
tlemely cautious about these new con
verts, even if they do good service by
turning States evidence. To show how
intimately connected with the corrupt
political rings over which Tweed held
unlimited sway Tiden was, it is only
necessary TO cite Horace Greedy, in whose
honesty Democrats swear by, and whom
they honored with the nomination for
President in 1872. Immediately after
the fall election IN New York in 1868,
the candidate of the Democratic party
for President, in 1872, Horace Greedy,
dispatched the following open note to the
candidate of the Democratic party in
1876, 5. j. Tilden
Mr.. Tilden, you were at least passive ac-
compice in the great fraads Of last NoYem-
Der, louI namo was used, without public
protest on your part, in circulars sOwed
broadcast over the state, whereof the mani
fest intent was to "maRe assurance d0lbly
sure" that the frauds hore perpetrated should
not be overlorne by the honest vote Of the
rural districts. And YOU not merely by si-
lence, bat by positive assumption, have COW
cred those traads with the mantle Of your res
pectability. On the principle that the recoiv-
or is as bad as tho thiot," you are as badly
implicated in til IN to day rs Tweed, O.Bii3n,
or Oakley Hall, And though or city
has largely incrt ased its population, the lower
wards were qdite as popHoas then (lh49l as
they are to day, several o. them more so @
% Now, luoN at tn yot9 OF these
wa"ds in 1910 and Is IS, respectively
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
s. LAND OFFEE
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE or AEPE.EC ATg0N FORA
EsATEST goa
GTEdEGSfE.g MAE.

JUNE 5'h, 1876
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN I@ i
IN John K. Stoddatd and jane, Jom
stone, whose Post Olliceaddress'> llall
Center, California, has nude arPt4l,y tT,y
for u Pa ent tor the W ASlllAoIU'
QUICKSILVER MINE, situated
Cini,abar Mining Di,trict, Tlmiy O%
ty, State ot Calnnm, aud more Pl,@
ululIy described in the Pat and fs4
Notes now ON file il this ohcr, aN MY., 9,
to-wit: Lot No. 40 IN ToWn'O4 %
Mouth. Range Six West, N, D. N'WN
tanning ~ 65 100 acres.
The survey Of exterior boundary @ @na
of snid claim begins at a Serpenll,l9e. ~. N''
22X9N9 inches marked L, | ana " STSg
ated in Wagon Road and at us sr'l -
corner OF the Trinity Quicksilver ll,m Mm,
No |, from which Cedar - men u4b TI.
eter bears N74oW "a Inks dI'' E,,i X
House belonging to the clam !! O,"y ,'g.,
S6oE % links dist. The "di',I%r ,',.,.
shaft" in Clnnabar Mining DIuc' 'S"' S,
South 455 links dist and the 81 con- u, ''t;
~, Il 86 N, RI w, NJ. D. NJ, 0''', .5 4
26o4404" w 1916 chain, dhi'a" m
running thence Var. lo' 10 b 10 o.. ,"' Nina M
corner of the Trinity QMt6,I'',r rrnilr
No. /. and Sc corner ol 'nI ,l,.rEd
Quick liver Mine No. ,, ton rock ,p.' uln'k n".k.
Tl2;at the n h corner OF l'InlP VTr% Vsr'm.
silver Mine No. > and Sc eorntFM 1'%
ity Quicksilver Mine No. ) : u ,oJs o
mprkrd T23; II Srinen'ln' ~ ha'" et NB
ks inchr-, marked W ana T;ao q No.
corner al Trinity Quicksl l'ern ~, N'SS G;ograp
3 and NV corner Of the "a'""PPn Pine
Quicksilver Mine, from wh'cnn nn.i%oWS
tree .6 inch diameter bears o0i pro
links distant from thence To ,5I 5I-s Ss lna
a inch diameter, heaIing so = -. = sm5
Disl. tn Selprntine Rock ItNi iTEoc,na
nlnrkpd r, ut N w corner 81 ~" .,n,r lY5' II Id
Quicksilver Mine and \ h co'hV, ,lha Sngf|
Washington Mine, from when o.-GaE N
Pine 20 inch diameter bears n ,3v iac6 n
links Distant TO n Sugar Pine ~ m;.t ,ltt n
ome,er ] bearinr S65oW w 4 links pn" ,.rI.
Sernnntine Rock 20A20Nl2 mchf5fr frasgat w."
ed TT, at the SW corner,o OF !, W y .arnrrd d
Quicksilver Mine aud the : 'n n.hirh na
lka Wa, ,hington Mine, nom VIVA haadns
Spruce tree, SO inch dmmrlpoir, pi.o p inch
NS2oE, 2 links distant to o,, = * M Ink. d'.
in diameter bearing N2l'W - ia 'bonndea
tant to place Of beginning, ",n ,onnick.yer
on the West by the TRINITY Vtbe North
Mines Nos. l 2 and 8 /; and on on5 ,"I on tbt
by the Davis Lode Clam, .iYer "'' Nine
East by the Taggart QalggE,ii'n'itty Quick
and on the South by the lfi'''
silver Mine. ,..rse claim
All persons holding an, adTe'sS =. T"ere.ent tht
thereto are hereby required y Receiver
same before the Regi.ter ana ana y, at sba.ls
the United States Land Once 5is. 'f from on th'
California, within sixty days -"
first publication of TIL. ,smT n@.,T'IB BELL.
AAN0 Register
jel0-60d. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

The anti-Chinese excitement is sub
siding to great extent The Senate
Commission and the commissions which
were authorized by the two Houses of
Congress ought to throw sufficient light
on this question to place it before the
people Of the East in its full significance.
Acts of mob violence would only have
neutralzed the good which careful, un-
prejndiced examination of the subject is
certain to accomplish. We may now
l)ok for relief from the threatening evil.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

ABOUT now Ia WAs-Some OF the
Democratic pauers are inclined to award
great credit to Tl1en for the reason that he
"threw of" on his old partner, Tweed,
when that eminent Democrat got into a
little difficulty on account of certain f.
nancial transactions. Tilden did no
more in the matter than he could help
doing. The truth of the business when
sifted out is just this-that Tweed was
convicted by Republican jury, senten-
ced by Republican judge, given into
charge ofa Democratic Sheriff and esoap-
ed in the true Democratic style.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

A MucH NEEDED LAw.-Senator
Jones has signi.ed his intention Of intro
ducing bill to make it unlawful to kill
"ligsers" in the South at certain time Of
the year. As recent occurrences seem to
demonstrate that the laws do not recog-
nize "niggers" as human beings, it would
seem proper that some measure tor their
protection should be passed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

The Richmond Dispatch says: I'VE
cannot too highly commend Governor
Hayes letter accepting the Republican
nomination for the Presidency. 1t it the
first letter written since the war by any
R,pubican running for high office in
which proper spirit was manifested
when speaking Of the South"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

SPEAKING Of Hayes, the Independent
papers think the "man who has laid oct
Thurman and Perdleton and old William
Allen, the Democratic Goliath Of The
West, is II sort of thra,hing machine
that small boys had better keep away
f,ot,, ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

THE Silver Bill has become law.
By it tie Secretary of the Treasury is
authorized to put $50, 100000 silver coin
il circulation in exchange for green
backs. The trade dollar is no longer II
legal tender for any amount, but other
silver coins ARE n nav, legal tender for
any sum up to five dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

A SHASTA blacksmith heated one end
OF nm iron, laid it down and then picked
it up by the wrong end He holds him
selfin rea illness to contract for considera-
BILE work to be done when. the weather
get cooler.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

AN Iowa Justice of the Peace refused
to fne man for kissing a girl against
her will becau'e, when the lass came in
10 Court, ne was obliged to ho d on to
the arms Of his chair to keep from kiss
ing her himself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

"YoU must cultivate decision of char
acter and lelrn to say mo" said a father
f1 his son. Soon after, when the fathe~
told 1he son to chop wood, the boy said
mo" with an emphasis that showed
Ien1em bganca Of the lesson.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

THE Petersburg (Va) H'der rcjoices
over the disturbances - at Hamburg,
S. c., by which "a haf-dozen mutt
nous negroes lost their worse than use
lass lives" The Inter is strong for
Tillen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

THE Democratic papers are again wor-
ryng over the back pay steal. They do
not seem to he aware that II majority Of
the Republicans in the house voted
against tlnC measure, and majority Of
the Democrats for it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

Is Mendocino county William Davis
had little finger pulled off by hay
press. The wound is a very painful one
.s one chord pulled out from his elbow
down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

A RoBBER who was recently arrested
for breaking into and entering IA store in
St. Loai7 told the officer that it amused
him to see folks put two or three strong
locks on their front door, aud then fasten
the back door with II button.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

The Shasta Conrie, has found man
from one Of the outside precincts who is
going to votn for Peter Cooper for
Pr r,siient. Sen US his name printed
in green ink, Carter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

ONE hundred years ago there were on
ly 81 newspapers published in the United
States. Now the number Of periodicals
0bl shed and on exhibition at The Gem
ehninl is S,l29.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

a MAN in Yates county, N. Y, who
las been an inve'erate smoker for fifty
years, has suddenly and permanently
given it up. He Knocked the ashes off
his pipe into keg of blasting powder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

A CHICAGO surgeon took bag Of
instruments with him to perform sur
gical operation in the night, A police
man arrested him, and charged him
with having set of burglars tools.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

THE National Liberal Republican
Committee that organized body,
consisting Of Charles Francis Adams,
Carl Schurz, and dozen othcrs-have
concluded not to call National Conven.
tioq, as they have determined to sup
port Hayes and Wheeler.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

ONr NJ. KELLY, Of Oakland wants
to go to Congress, because he has been
very active in the anti Cooio move
ment. For that very reason Mr.. Kelly
should sty at home. We have enough
nincompoops in Congress now who owe
their places to some prejudice Of the
hour,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

ANOTHER fellow has turned upin Phil
ndophia who knows all about Charley
Ross. Now if we can hear from the
Blenders, it will be a grand old Centen-
NAL Year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

AN elderly man mountedto the higf :
Get point accessible in the Church of
Notre Dame, Paris. and threw himself
llcadIong to the pavement beneath. He
was picked up dead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

Two three-year old children fell, ore
one day last week, in Montreal, from
window forty-two feet high, and escaped
almost nniniured.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

ELEVEN new cases Of small pox were
reported in one day in San Francisco. -
The wonder is that the plague has not
sprea over the State e this time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

INTENSE heat continues in New York,
with great fatality. The Times says, ed
itorally, that last week there died every
day in New York above one hundred
infants, under one year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

HERES chance for Sergeant Bates.
The New York Heratd wishes he would
carry the American flag through the
Big Horn country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

II is not pleasant to hear man con-
tnually remark that he owes no man u
cent. 1t ere ites a suspicion that no man
will trust him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

TwENTY-fve men were killed and
sixty wounded by the explosion of
boiler on a trial trip of the British tur-
ret ship IHunde er.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

DR. SHuRTLEFF writes to Shasta
friend That he don't care to go to Con-
gress and is not to be considered in the
field,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

COLORADO adopted Constitution on
the Sd day of July, and will OF course be
known as the Centennial State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

Sixty cnses Of sunstroke resulted fa-
tally in New York City on the 10th of this
month.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

ExMAYoR ALyoKD is spoken of as the
Republican candidate for Congress from
the San Francisco District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

OVER two thousand people lost their
lives through kerosene accidents within
ths last year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

THERE is camp meeting in full blast
at Reading.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

CLAY w. TAYLOR, ofShasta, is spoken
of as probable Democratic nominee for
Elector from the Third District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

THE impeachment case of Be,hnap is
closed, with the exception Of the argu-
ments.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

SHERIDAN will take command in per-
son OF the troops operating against The
Sioux.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
OUR AGENTS
THE "TRrNrVY JOURNAL" being
c. w. CRAIG, Editor
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the Bust
moss or Editorial management Of the Journal
should be addressed to C. w. CRAIG, "TRlN-
TrY JOURNAL" Weayerviile, Cal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
THURSDAY, AUGUST Sd,

for the purpose Of appointing Three Dele
gates t. the State Convention To he held
in San Francisco on the Ninth DAY or
AUGUST, and for the transaction Of such
other business rs may be necessary.
Il. y. DAVIDSON,
r. I. LovEJOY. Chairman.
Acting Secretary.
WeaverviIle, July 20th, 1876. 2i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
Republican Central Committee.

THE MEMBERS OF THE Republican
County Central Committee are re-
quested TO meet at Weavervllle, on
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