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Railways Ready Relief.

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id)iner,, persrrbenen Maacn, Sinrrbpe.
Snrebfal, Seritppfuns, 8iabmnaen
Mue ale iuuereu peiSru.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
WIN. s. L0WDEN,
u. y. DEEs5TY SE'ESV 2XOB.

OFFICE Mill Street, Weaveryille, Cal.
Civil Engineering promptly attended to-
Spocial attention paid to the survey Of Miner
al and Agricultural land locations. JAM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

"CLING Close TO THE Rock " y
long train Of cars, fourteen or iihoen,
were passing over the mountains, on their
way westward. They were crowded
with passengers. As tho iron horse
snorted and rushed on, they began to
feel that they had begun to descond and
needed nothing but the invisible power
of gravitation to send them down with
terrific swltness. just as the passengers
began to realize their situation, they
came to a short curve, cut out Of the
solid rock. Suddenly the steam whistle
screamed rs if in agony. Tut on the
brakes, put on the brakes y Up press
the brakes, bnt with no apparent slack
ening OF the cars Every window flew
open, and every head that could be, VAS
thrust out to sec what the danger was,
aud every one rose up in his place, fear
ing sudden destruction. What was the
trouble?
Just rs the engine began to turn the
curve, the engineer saw little girl and
her baby brother playing on the track.
In moment the cars would be on them
the Shrek OF the whistle startled the lit
tic girl, and every eye looking over could
see them. Close to the rail in the up
right rock was little niche, out Of which
piece Of rock had beeR blasted. In an
instant the baby was thrust into this
niche, and as the cars came laundering
by, the passengers, holding their breath,
heard the clear voice Of the little sister
on the other side Of the cars, ring out
Cling close to the rock, Johnny cling
close to the rock !" And the little Great
ure snugged in and put his head as close
to the corner Of the rock as possible
while the heavy cars whired past him
And many were the moist eyes ina
gazed, and many silent Thanksgiving
went up to heaven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

JoBLINK EsCAPEs.-Joblink sat read-
ing his paper in his peaceful home last
evening, when the following item at
tracted his attention;
"The Woman's Journal wants women
regularly drafted into the army, not
merely to fight, but to make clothing and
accoutrements, to cook, wash and nurse y
Joblnk raised lis eyes from the Jour
nal and riyotcd them upon the face and
form of Mrs. Joblink, grim!y and piously
perusing the Bible at the other end O
the table. The gaze was SO long and
steady that Mrs. Joblink, feeling its in
huence, looked up. Joblink started,
turned red, and pretended to be reading
with uncommon interest.
Whats the matter with you now p
snapped the good woman.
Nothing, my DEAR" replied the dis
ingenious husband.
" What are you reading there, job
link Something about women again, |
suppose"
y es, my dear" stammered Joblink.
What is it ?" demanded the lady.
And Joblink read "The Woman's
Jou17,al truly says: Man may at times
have glimmerings Of that profound beauty
of soul which belongs alone to women.
lie may in his higher moments perceive
that innate purity OF mind and instructive
love Of truth inseparable from the sex.
Man may see things from atar of, but his
grosser nature keeps him eternally from
reaching the angelic level"
Very true" said Mrs. Joblink, re-
turning to her Bible.
Joblnk heaved sigh Of relief, and, il
anybody had been there to observe him
he would have seen that ordinarily sedate
gentleman winking to himself from time
to time and chuckling audibly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
Subscription Rates
On, IIar,S5 90; sac Months, SIS 90;
Three .uonfhs, So 90.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Advertising Rates
ADyEgTIsEEss' DIRECTORY.

DALCU. j. r.. Dealer in Clothing Etc, Tn
dor odd Fellows Hall, WoaycNllle.
pr4CON LODGE, NO. BOD, l, O. G, H., meets
oyery sunday evening.
CHALLENGE SALOON Main Street, Wca-
yeWille.
COMET LODGE, No ST, /. o. o. f., Trinity
Center, meets every saturday evening.
DOUGLAS CITY MEAT MARKET, Wal
lace 4 Mabie, ProprctorS.
RARL, 4. II, Justice of the Peace and Notary
Public, Doaglas City.
EMPIRE HOTEL, Main Street, Weayoryillo,
William Condor, ProTietor
GERMAN HOSPITAL SOCIETY, meets first
Sunday in March, juno, Sept. ana Dee
GRIFFIN, NJ. f., Main Street, Weayerville'
California.
HANSEN, D., Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars, etc
Main Street, Weavervllle.
HOOKER, HENRY Dealer in Provisions, otc
Main Street, Weayrrylllo.
IRWIN, JOHN c., Attorney and Counselor
Al Law, Woavvrville, California.
JONES. f. f., County judge OGice in Court
iOusa, " NoaVorNille.
KARSKY & ABRAMS, Dealers in Clothing
and DIS Goods, Weavor'llle'
KTpER. KARSKY < CO., Dealers in General
Merchandise, junction Cily.
KARSKY & CO., Doalcrs in VonorM Mer
chandisa, Indian Creek Trinity County
LANG. NJ. psalor in GrocorioS Liquors, etc,
Main Street., WeaveWitio.
LORD, DIR JOHN, Physician and Surgeon
Ncavorville.
L0VEJUY, n. p, Attorney at Law once
Court House Building, oavorNl'le'
LOWDEN, VS., US. Deputy Surveyor OF
flee, Mill street, W WcayerNliie.
MARSHALL 4 NJ ASUN, Dealers in GonoraI
Merchandise, Douglas city.
MARTIN, JOHN, Dealer in Flour and Grain,
Main Street Weayervllle.
McCAUSLAND, L. T., Repairer Of Watches
and Clocks, Weavervtllo.
MONTAGUE, DIR. j. c., County Physician
Once, CuIrt Street, WeateNllle'
NEW YORK HOTEL, Main Stroot, Weaver
vile, Morris Il Rule, propriotors
NORTH FORK BREWERY, North Fork, Cal
Meckel Bros, rroprietols.
NORTH STAR LODGE, No. 6l, |. 0, o. r.,
meets oyery Thursday evening"
PINCUS, l., Dealer in Dry Goods and Cloth
Ing, Main Street, eaVofNl'ie'
READING HOTEL, b. Conroy, froflletor'
reading, California.
RUMFELT Il LORlNG, Dealers in General
Merchandise, Trinity Conter'
sCuALL, LOUIS, Boot and Shoe store, Main
Street, Woaverville.
II
francisco.
STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. T., |. 0. O. f.,
meets First and Third Tuesdays.
TAMMANY SALOON, Main street, Weaver
yillo, Alax n. Love, Proprietor
ZIMMERMAN BROS, Cabin.t Makers and
Dealers in Furniture, WoavorNilIo'
FREMONT HOTEL, Red Bldit, California
VIM. p. Mayhow, Proprietor
TRINITY CHAPTER, No. 10, r. A. NJ, meets
Second and Fourth Tuesdays.
TRINITY LODGE, No. n, T. 4 A. M'' meets
on last Saturday Of each month.
UNION HOTEL, Court Street, WeayerViile'
Vollmers 4 Paulsen, ProprIetors'
UNION SHAVING SALOON, Main street
Weayoryiio, George Andrus' lfopfiotVi'
WATSON 4 BROWN, General Merehan dlao
Lewiston, Trinity County .,,,,,,,,
WRAVERVIlLE DRUG and BOOK STORE
}. Barnickel, Proprietor
WILLIAMS, G. L., Attorney at Law, Othce'
Main Street, MeNvorvlile.
WOLF, JOHN, Boot Maker junction CITY,
Trinity County.
YOUNG, FRANK W. Notary Public and In
suranco Agent, Weayerville'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

CArTAGN KIpp's TREAsURE.-M Many
years ago an iron cannon WAS by acei-
dent brought up by an anchor from the
bottom Of the river at that point. 1t was
suggested that it belonged to the pirate
ship Of Captain Kidd. A spacuator
caught the idea, and bodily proclaimed,
in the face of recorded history to the
contrary, that kidd's ship had been
sunkeE at that point, with untold treas
ures on board The story went abroad
that the deck had been penetrated by a
very long auger, which encountered hard
substances, and its thread was shown
with silver attached, which, it was de-
clarcd, had been brought up rom the
vessel. The story was believed. A
stock company was formed to procure
the treasures by the means of a collier
dam around the sunl;en vessel For
days, weeks and months the engines
woI ked on the Golfer dam. One New
York merchant put $50, ,000 into the en-
terpyse. The specuator took large com
missions, until the hopes Of the stock
holders failed and the work ceased. n
Nothing may be seen there now but the
ruins Of the works SO begun close at the
waters edge. At that point a " bateau "
was sunk by shot from the Nulture
while conveying the captured iron can
non from stony Point to West Point at-
ter the victory by Wayne. The cannon
brought up by the anchor was doubtless
one OF these II BENSON j. LoSSiag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-Dr. j, n. Myers,
late Of Stockton, an eminent dentist, re-
Gently went to Chicago to visit his sister,
whom he had not seen for many years.
When the long separated brother and sis
ter met and were about to embrace, the
Doctor fell and expired without speak
ing word. lie had been afflicted for
some years with disease OF the heart, aud
it is thought that excessive JOY at meet
ing his sister brought on the attack that
caused his death. Doctor Myers was an
old Californian, having resided for many
years in Nevada City, and Auburn
Placer county, finally settling IN STOCK
ton some seven years ago, where he pr-0-
ticed his profession successfully
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
A QUEER ENCOUNTER.

Three gentlemen happened to meet at
breakfast at the Grand Pacific Hotel one
morning last week. All were reading
the Ii96uHe, when suddenly one broke
the silence with the remark, "By Jove!
She's divorced again ?" Noticing that
his words had attracted the attention OF
his companions, he apologzed, and ex-
planned that he had been somewhat sur
prised to see the divorce Of his quondam
wife chronicled in the legal intelligence.
She and parted, -" ho said in dreamy,
retrospective manner, "in August, 1872
this wife with a pot-lid determined to
destroy my Lares and Penates-and two
months afterwards she married, up in
Peoria, n man named TompkinS. -
"Tompkirs >" said the second gentleman,
with a sudden Tompkins, Peoria
October, lS72-was her name Theodosia?
Woman with limpid blue eyes, always
had n rolling pin unden her pillow when
lodges met? ?" "Tho same, stranger, the
same. Shake up, old pard, d" said the first
speaker "aud how was shc2" "She
was all my fancy painted her." replied
the second. "But had rival in stove
litter for which she had too much aztec
ton, and in January, 1879, the courts OF
Lafayette, Ind, dissolved the bonds be-
tween us. | believed she married again
some rooster named Green, | heard, -
Il am the rooster named Green, and |
am glad to make your acquaintane. .-
Gentlemen, | knew your wife well for
over a year, and, barring her vivacity
with tOasting forks and long handled
frying pans better wife | never had.
But we parted last December, as soon as
| could get out Of the DOCTORS hand with
a fracture OF the skull, Gn conjunction
with discussion concerning getting up
to light the tire-also boot jack,) and
thought the fact Of our divorce had been
previously announced"
But, said the first speaker, "your
name, my companion in divorce, is
Green the last time she was divorced it
was from Brown" "Brown ?" said
Mr.. Tompkins, reAectively, "therc was
one fellow named Brown used to tag after
her." "Itm be the same one" Con
tlemen," said the first speaker, reflective
/ ly, this IA most remarkable coincidence.
When shall we three meet again | do
not usually drink after breakfast, but
this is a special occasion and We may,
mayn't we ~ SO they all went out t.
the bar-room together to drink success tc
Brown, and, rs they stepped up to the
bar, they met man who said, Gentle
men this is my treat. I've just been di-
vorced, and my name is Brown, and |
am going to treat the house. Give it q
name and call for the best in the house"
His three friends shook hands with him
solemnly, exchanging three looks OF in
telligence among themselves, when a
weak eyed young man walked in dagon-
ally and said "Sec here, you fellows
have got to take glass OF wine with me.
Pm newly married man bridegroom
rejoicing to run a race, you know have
something 2" And 50 he wandered on,
till, to get rid Of him, they agreed to 60
up stairs to the ladies' paror and see his
newly made bride. They did SO, and 10
and behold she was their wife.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
W'eeklg Cyjnjtv 8ournal.
OUR AGENTS

a WOMAN IN EARNEST Passengers
on Northwestern train yesterday. saws
the Chicago TiTb,ue, were treated to A
free exhibition OF an exciting character.
After the train hud left Dixon, where a
stop for dinner had been made, and while
the conductor was making his peaceful
round, woman passenger stopped him
and said
" Where's my husband-what have
you done with him ?"
The o>sIuctor explained suavcly that
he didn't Know where the man in ques-
tion was and proceeded. with his bust
ness, when the woman again demanded
Where's my husband, young man.
Produce him Mt oucc-produce him, |
say, right away"-and then she reached
up and pulled down big revolver in a
case, and extracted it as she repeated :
Produce him, young man--pro-duce
! him or I'll blow the whole top off your
head aad the rest Of YOU fellows" and
then She waved the weapon around,
while the women screamed and the men
got under the seats to look toi something.
The conductor explained Mt length
that he would find her husband and lit
for the smollng-oar, where, after search
the missing man was found enjoying a
com-cob pipe. After quieting his wife
he explained That she hadn't been quite
right in her head since the Indians scared
her out of Kansas. 1t was a great re-
lief to the passengers to see the head OF
the family pocket the revolver, never
theless.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

OFFICE, At his Residence, corner
Court and Centcr Streets, Woayeryillo. l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

WHAT is AN INcH OF RAIN.-Accord-
to the Boston Journal Of Chemistry, an
English acre consists oil 6,272,64O square
inches and inch deep Of rain on an acre
yields 6,272,6 cubic inches Of water
which at 277,27i cubic inches to the
gallon makes 22,622,5 gallons. As a
gallon Of distilled water weighs 10 ibs.,
the rain fall on an acre is 226,225 lbs
Avoirdupois, counting 224O bs. as ton
an inch deep Of rain weighs lOO,003 tons
or nearly 10l tons per acre. For every
hundredth Of an inch a ton Of water falls
per acre.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
TRINITY COUNTY,
OFFICIAL DGEIECT02Y'
COURT TERMS

District COurt Second Monday III april
August and Doccmber
County Court-First Monday in anu
ary, March, May, July, September ana NO
ysmber.
Probate Court-(Same as County Court
aoara of suporVisOrs--First Monday
February, May, August and November
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

A SANDY Hill young lady killed a
polecat recently with her fathers muske1'
and between the musket and polecat both,
no young man darss to come within mile
Of her domcile.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20

LET the youth who stands at bar with
glass OF liquor in hi' hand consider
whether he had better throw away the
liquor or himself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-05-20
DR.. ]. +. GRADY,

DENTAL AND MEDICAL GRADUATE,
ey,aasss Has returned 70 Wcayerviilo and re
tSfffiS suaed tha PRACTICE OF DEN tlot4A
special attention paid TO The treatment o.
Sensitive teoth.
OIFgVE: In tho Thoatcr Building up
stairs. jj-tt
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-05
MOVEMENT FORWARD.
Charles Francis Adams Declares In Fa.
vOr Of Tilden.
from the Boston Herald.


In brief interview with the Hog.
Charles Francis Adams at his Quincy
home, Immediately after the reception
Of the news Of Gov. Tilden's nomina-
ton, the veteran statesman very frankly
gave his opinion of the nomination.
Mr.. Adams expressed his surprise at
the conventions arriving at SO speedy a
decision. That Mr., Tilden had secured
the necessary two-thirds on the second
ballot showed his great strength in his
party.
Mr.. Tilden, said Mr.. Adams, is a for
midable candidate, especially on hard
money platform. With Mr.. Tilden and
this platform the Democratic party
stands better, morally, before the people
than does the Republican party. Hayes
is nothing; respectable, no doubt, but
without any record as a reformer.
Tilden is in himself a platform. He
has made his record. OF the two, said
Mr.. Adams, very decidedly, l would in
finitely prefer to see Mr.. Tilden in the
Executive chair. Mr.. Adams further
said that he had feared Tilden's enc
mics would stab him in the back. His
foes were jobbers and corrupt men. He
will have hidden enemies to encounter
in the coming campaign. The tradi-
tionary discipline OF the Democratic
party, the party pride and inclination,
will cause all Democrats to fall into line
for Mr.. Tilden.
Mr.. Adams also said he thought Mr..
Tilden would carry his own State. The
Independent vote will probably divide,
those voters with Republican predilec-
tons going for Hayes. However, Gov.
Tilden will secure the support Of the
opponents of corruption who desire TO
see real work accomplished. The Re-
publican platform is weak, especially in
its financial plank. This was an en-
deavor to catch both the soft and
hard" money men.
As to the other candidates before the
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-05
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.

For OpELoUsAs The Robert Young,
w. II. Daniel, master, J. Is. Schmidt,
clerk, leaves at p. IN. for Washington
and way landings intermediate. She
| connects at Simsport with the steamer
Sallie for Bayou DIES Glaizes.
FoR RED RIvER.--The line packet r.
L. Bryarly- fresh from the hands of our
Algiers artisans-under command OF
Captain w. T. Scovell, with Mr.. Mat
Scovell in the office, leaves at p. m.
for jefferson, Shreveport and all way
landings.
For OUACHiTA RIvER.-The lightning
Willie, +. A. Blanks, master, T.. b. Tri-
nidad, clerk, leaves Tin place OF the
Ouachita Belle) every Wednesday for
Ouachita City, taking freight and pas
sengers for all points intermediate on
Ouachita and Black rivers.
The st. John got off at noon to-day
with one Of her usual trips.
The WEATHER-It continues broiling
hot. The mercury in our thermometer
run out at the top last night, hence we
are not able to say how hot it was at II
last night in the shade (?).
BUsINEss-Has not yet recovered from
the effects OF the Fourth OF July.
The Glorious Fourth was celebrated
yesterday In style by our citizens. The
river fraternity were out in force with
the Continentals, Captain Billy Pierce
being in command, as usual.
For list Of arrivals see marine column.
Ho, FOR GRAND IsLE-The steam yacht
G.. M. L., M. Insolvency., master, leaves
the head of st. Louis street every Tues
day and Saturday at a. IN. for this ia
vorite watering place, touching at the
head Of Jackson street and Louisiana
avenue.
Red River is falling fast.
For THE HoT SPRINGs.-The shortest,
cheapest and most expeditions route to
this we'll known resort is via Shreveport.
Boats of the New Orleans and Red River
transportation line will ticket passen-
gers through. For further particulars
inquire at Ill Gravier street.
The lightning Willie, +. A. Blanks,
master, f. B. Trinidad, clerk, leaves for
Ouachita City, Trenton and Monroe
every Wednesday at p. Ia.
The FLETA.-Parties wishing to pur
chase fine light draft passenger
steamer can secure this one by applying
to Messrs. Hite & Carlin, No 3 Tchoupi
toulas street.
Owing to the crowded state Of our
columns we are compelled to leave out
several interesting items in this issue.