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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
WEDNESDAY, the goth day Of JUNE
A. ID. 1877,

all the right, title, interest and estate Of
the said Henry SpirgeIberg. deceased, n.
the time Of his death aud all the tight,
title and interest that the laid estate has
by operation of law or otherwise acquired
other than or in addition to that OF the
said intestate ut the time of his death in
and TO those two certain Gold bearing
Quartz Mining Claims, one known MS the
BuIychoop Quartz Mining Claim and
the other known ~ the Occidental Quartz
dining Claim. s;!uate, living and being
on Bullychoop Mountain, in Indian Geek
Mining District, Trinity County, State of
California, and bounded and described rs
follows, to wit
The undivided five twenty eighths (5
2S) of fifteen hundi ed feet in length along
the Bullychoop Quartz Ledge and fifteen
hundred feet in length along the Occi-
dental Quart1 Ledge. Also three hun.
dred feet in width of the surface ground
on the North side of the said Bullychoop
Quartz Ledge and three hundred feet in
wid h OF the surface ground on the South
sid OF the said Occidental Quartz Ledge
and The surface ground lying between the
>nd Quartz Mining Claims, said surface
ground lying beside of and adjoining said
Qumrtz Mining Claims. and extending the
whole length of the same. A copy nf the
notice of the location of said Quartz Min
ing Claims being recorded in the office of
the local Mining Rrcordrrof said Mining
District. 10 which record of location ref
erence is hereby made or n more particu-
lar description OF said mining claims.-
Said interest in said Quartz Mining claims
wi be sold in five separate parcels, one
twenty eighth Il 2S) Of both of the said
Quartz Mining Claims constituting one
parcel.
Bids or offers NAV he made at any time
after the first publication If This n0tie
nnd before the making of the sale. An
bid4 ar offers must be in writing aud de-
livprpd to the undersigned personally or
sent to him ut his residence Hear Lowden 3
Ranch either by mail or otherwise.
Dated June 9th, 1877.
F. FREY,
Administrator of the Estate Of Henry
Spiegeberg, deceased. je9 Ii
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

VALUE OF A HEART.-In the Hanks
Nagle breach of promise case at San Jose
the jury brought in verdict for plaintiff
with damages assessed at the munifcent
sum of s27 800. The amount sued for
was $50, 900. ThiS<@ould seem TO indi-
cate that 1t is n dangerous business to
tri9e with the fond affections of San
Jose girl. if you happen to have the
spondulics to back you up.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

THE CENTENNIAL OF THE FLAG
Last Fourth OF July WAS the Centen-
nial of American Independence. but the
Stars and Stripes WAS not adopted MS the
national ensign until nearly year later
The first battles tor American liberty
were fought under banners bearing diff
fcr-nt devices, the one best known WAS
q coiled rattlcsnake with the legend,
Don't tread ON me-" On the l4th of
June, l777, the present flag was adopt
I'd and under it all our battles have
siucc been fought.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

Should Pinney be convicted on ali
the charges that the industrious Carr has
srnmpsd up against him he could under
the law be imprisoned 3.6l9 years and
267 days. At the expiration of that time
even Carr could afford to again take
hiM into fellowship.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

So ISFEcTIoUs WAS the marriage cere-
r,ony of d couple in Keokuk, the other
day. that the bridesmaid and groom man
promptly made the preliminary sgre =
ppent. and were united in wedlock The
same evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

CLUMSY legislation has left Tennessee
without any law against horse stealing,
larceny from the person, house or bridge
burning, or house breaking with intent to
commit robbery. The old laws against
these crimes were 50 severe that the last
Legislature repealed them, but forgot 10
enact Il new one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

MlsTAKEN.-The report in the .4ppeat
that one of the stage robbers had been
captured turns out to be premature, the
party arrested being only poor
sheep -herder and the four watch
e," recovered proved to be only that
number of biscuits which he had taken
along with him Tor luncheon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

A BROOKLYN lady was awakened the
other night by a movement under her
bed. She thought Of thieves Immediately
hut her husband, upon being awakened,
said he guessed the noi.e must he made
by the family dog. He reached his hand
down To the 6oor, and in moment felt a
warm tongue tapping it. Then he went
so sleep. and swoke in the morning to
end the apartment generally Cleaned
out" The tapping was device OF the
thi.f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

AN Alameda cripple succeeded in hav-
ing the Supervisors of that county pur-
chase cork leg for him at cost of one
hundred dollars. He went TO San Fran
visco, where he sold the artificial limb,
and then returned To Alameda. and went
ON spice with the money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

A BUcoLIc paper down in Maine prints
this personal item IAN Auburn lady a
few days since settled il that il is very
difficult thing for one woman TO get
calf into a wagon. The unsympathetic
people who looked on enjoyed the spot
better than the calf did. and apparently
better than The woman."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

INA BAD FIx.-Thers is a young
man named Mckee, who lives in Butte
county, and who has the misfortune to
hook like Tom Brown. AS result he
has been twice arrested as that notorious
individual. Mckee had better stick close
at home until they get Brown in limbo
aYain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

A CLAIM % $1,000, principal and in
terast WAS paid Washington the other
day. The claim was ninety two years
old, and bad been in the courts all Of that
time. The original amount was $S,OOO
The claim was paid TO the grandson Of
the original claimant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

LosT" KALg. An old gentleman Of
Marin county died very suddenly some
months ago. He WAS known to have n
large amount Of ready money on hand at
the time of his death but, none of his
children have been able to find it. Here's
material to start romance on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

SOMEBODY who saw slO0 bill in the
bands of a Louisville negro accused him
"f stealing it from some unknown person.
He proved that he earned il, and the case
WAS dismissed. but his lawyers took tie
lions share of the money as their fee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

Is ADvERTIsED.-In Salem, OREGON,
when a man becomes drunksrd, the
Actis advertised in daily paper, ard it
shen become, unlawful to "give or sell
90 sueh person. or assist him in getting
any wine, spirituous or malt liquor"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Sale,
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ in pursuance Of an ord, of the Pro
bate Court OF the County ol Trinity, Stale
OF California, made on the 4th day Of
June. A, d 1877, in the matter oi the
Estate of Henry Spiegelherg, deceased,
the undersigned, the Administrator of
said Estate, will sell at Private Sale, to
the highest bidder. for ca-h in Gold Coin
of the United State and subject to con
frmation by said Probate Court, on and
ufLtr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

A PANTHER weighing one hundred
pounds was shot within two miles Of
Ukiah City last week. No wonder Men
docino county pays out SO much for scalps
when 'varmints" come that close to the
county seat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

THE Nashville Banner notes that one
bond of Louisiana will buy two of Ten
nessee's of the same denomination. The
Democrats have had exclusive control Of
Tennessee for eight years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

A PRETTY white girl of Titusville, Pa,
lately married the negro head cook Of the
Parshall House. in that place, to spite
wealthy merchant by whom she had been
;;It.J
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

SUCH is the strong feeling in England
as to the i'll luck OF marrying in May that
late dignitary of the church would nev.
er perform marriage in that month for
friends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

ONLY ten candidates present their
names through the Appeal far the Office
of Sheriff of Yuba county. And yet II is
ssid the Office is mot worth anything"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

A GIRL In Dubuque granted her lover
parting kiss, and he, availing himself
n the opportunity. bit her cheek IN a way
that dis6gured her for life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

A BUFFALO young lady, of happy sur
roundings, committed suicide because
she thought that was the only way that
she could benefit mankind. And it is
probable that she was right.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

JUAN SALAZAR was executed at San
Rafael May 3lst for the murder of VIM.
Brown. Before he was hanged, the pris-
oner made full confession of the crime.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the Busi-
hess or Editorial management Of the JouRSAL
should be addressed to e. W. CRAIG, TRIS-
iTY JeuRSAL." Weayervillo. Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
MAR RIAC s.

AT the residence of VIM. TrebilcOck
ESQ, West Weaver Creek, June 7th, by
r. K. Jones, County Judge. Mr.. GEORGE
LowEkY to Miss KATIE TREBILcUCK,
all of Weavervile.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

THIS il the pracess of divorce in Iowa ::
The wife says to the husband, go along
| have had enough ofyou." The divorce
Is then complete.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

GENERAL Crook has the right idea
when he suggests that the $4,000 or $1,000
idle Sioux be made tn earn their rations
by the sweat Of their brow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

THREE ladies were put up mt rattle
in Kansas City, but when their ph"to-
graphs were exhibited it pu: "A stop TO The
sale Of tickets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

THERE is place in Maine called Med
dy bemps, it having been christenrd after
all the words ending in shook, coggin aid
eoe gin had given out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

LIGHTNING struck an umbrella in
North Carolina, and killed three persons
who were under it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

NINE Mollie Maguires are sentenced
TO be hanged on the 2i>t of this month.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

THERE are in San Francisco five color
ed Masonic Lodges.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
Weeklu Trinity 5oarnal.
OUR AGENTS

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If the Puciic Coast will receive advertise
Iserts through nc other San Francisco Agent
then the Agency of said Association. 0fice-
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fs-k City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
Tickets, 80 90.

lyeavsrville, June stb. 1877. ID.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
LATEST LOCAL.

Two MEN, Clemens Hespe and John
Morrlneer, got into a quarrel in II saloon
on Findlay street, near john. A COM
panion, named b. Schuerman. intertered
to prevent serious termination, where
upon Hespe, in fury OF rage, fell upon
him and gave him four deep gashes
about the neck and shoulders. Hespe
was put under 5000 bail in the Police
Court this morning.
WHILE DR.. Buckner was walking
along Celestial street, near the Observa-
tory Road, Mt. Adams, on q aprofession n al
visit TO one Of his patients, his attention
was called TO crowd OF r0gues who
were assaulting man whose name he
afterwards learned to be Garvis. DR..
Buokner undertook to interfere, but
was himself attacked by the roughs, who
beat him very severely. Ohe Of the AS
sallants, James 7. Connolly, was ar
rested ana locked up In Hammond.
street Station. In the Police Court this
morning his case was continued and his
bail fixed at 500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
A Brutal HuSban

A man named Henry Sickman, living
in the locality known as Ross Row,
brutally beat his wife last night because e
she had taken some money out of her
drunken husbands pockets.
If physiognomy is any indication Of
character Henry is hard case. He
first knocked his " ife down aud then in
II most lnhuman manner stamped her
upon her breast and stomach.
She was taken to the Hospital in a
critical condition. Had not the neigh
bors interiered she must certainly have
been killed, as the brue evidently in
tended 10 stamp her TO ueath.
He was arrested and locked up in the
Third street Station. His case was con-
tinued in the Police Court this mornin +.
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test case. 1t was shown that Mr.. Al
berti, who 10 Jew, keeps no daT eon-
scientiOusly as day Of rest.
The defense admitted the charge bui
attempted the point that Mr.. Alberti
being aJew did l. vt regard the Christian
Sabblth.
The Judge decided that the point Of
Mr.. Callahan was not we'll taken. Aitex
some discussion as to the points OF ibe
law regarding the Sabbath, the case was
continued until tomorrow.
The Eva gelical N mis- terial Associa-
tion met this morning at the Methodist
Book Concern Building.
Among other topics OF discu ,sion was
that of the enforcement of the Law pre-
hibiting amusements on Sunday.
A lengthy discussion ensued. While
1t was the unanimous sentiment pI
all the members present that all
places of amusement should be closed,
and that entertainments in beer gar
dens in the city should be suppressed On
the Lord's Day, the majority were OF the
opinion that immediate action should be
taken, they preferring to alI)w the
Board OF Police Commissioners and the
Mayor to settle tine difference between
them as to VINO was Responsible.
and as to who had Lhe
power to revoke licenses, and then see
that the resolution Was enforced.
1t was finally agreed TO postpone ac-
ton until the next meeting.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
NEW YORK CITY.
Off for Sidney.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, May 21.-The clipper ship
Star Of the West, which was advertised
to leave this port on the 25th inst. for
Sidney, New South Wales, will not leave
until the 1st of June. The Star OF tho
West will take ou', all told, two hun
dred anu thirty-eight emigrants, two
hundred and twenty-eight Of whom have
procured passages, and ten paying the
full fare. All the male persons taken
are skilled artisans or agriculturists.
The list shows eighty-one single men,
one hundred and tfty-eight married
couples, twenty-three children, eight in-
fants, and ten single women. l. is prob
able that before the vessel sails other
passengers who pay full lare will be
booked. The agents Of the line state
that there is little doubt but that the
appropriation would be increased, and
ships would sail at regular intervals
during the summer.
Monument to Custer.
The Times editorially referring TO the
subject OF erecting Il monument to Gen.
Custer and his band approves the prUpo-
sition, but says it seems like desecration
to disenter and bury elswhere the bones
of those who were laid in the earth
where they fought and fell. 1t wuulG
he especially appropriate that The men,
orial stone be raised on the battle ii .lr, E,
and that the men should lie as they
persisted, shoulder to shoulder. The
Yellowstone country will not always be
u distant wilderness, and the battle
ground will soon be cleared by perm an
ent settlements.
A Town Burned.
A special from Norfolk, Va, reports
the destruction by fire last F1day night
OF the town of Cresswell, near Ply mo tn,
N. z. All the U. $. mails in the Post
office were consumed. Loss and origin
not known.
Pooling of West bound Freight.
NEW YORK, May 2l-The General
Freight Agents of the Trunk Lines will
meet In this city to-day to perfect plans
| Tor carrying out tue proposed pooling OF
| w est-bOund freight. The contract has
been definitely agreed upon, and the
preliminary papers have, it Is known,
been signed by all the fOnr Contract <
parties. The terms are as follows:
The Erie and New York Central will
each have thirty-Lbree per cent. of the
receipts from freigAts going West. The
Pennsylvania Railroad twenty five per
ceut., and the Baltimore s. Ohio Road
nine per cent. S,eps are TO be taken
shortly to revive The old Chicago agree
ment for the pooling of the East-Oound
freight, and both agreements to go into
effect July l.
A Coal War Imminent.
\ A meeting ol the managers of The coal
companies Is announced TO be held in
this city, but 1t is said, owing to the alb
sence Of the President of one Of the Com
panies, the meeting may be postponed
Another coal war. in which all the large
companies will take parl, is considered
imminent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
The Courts.
HAMILTON DISTRICT,


The testimony in the case Of Amanda
Joslyn against Charles t. Sedan ana
others is still in progress.
POLICE.
Drunkenness - Mary ONeil, dis
missed; John VGorman, 30 days; Mlch-
ael Gum, dismissed; Clements Kuip-
per, dismissed; KITE Stahl, 10 dayss
Frank L. Robinson, costs; Caroline
Miller, dismissed; James Balls. costss
John Connelly, dismissed; Mary Kelly,
30 days; Maggie Gallagher, 10 days.
Petit Laroeny-Thomas DJoley, COR
tinued to 22d.
Disorderly Conduct-Michael Buck
ley, IS; Charles Reise, costs; Miohasa
Burns, 50; George Theise, dlsmisseds
Fred. Rothert, $3; Thomas R0ys, COSTS
Charles McKeowen, dismissed; Mary
Richardson and john German, dis
missed; Pat. Foley, 50; James GharE.
costs.
John Girty, costs; Pat. Keating, IS;
5. s. Corney, costs; Chas. AndreWs, 8;
Frank Stump. $50 and 80 daya; Andrew
Laug ghtin, dismissed; James Laatry,
Fritz, costs; VIM. Gormand, dismissed:
tinued to rs Ii, bail 500.
Assault ana Battery-James l.. Davis.
costs; Geolge Baum, continued to 22l:
James Connolly, continued to ALh, $I00
bail; Bertha Watson, Jennie ConAers.
Henry Miller, dismissed; VIM. Kinney.
john Kean. costs.
Vagrancy-Annie Williams aud ILL.,
cinda Williams, IS eaoh; MOllie Black.
80 days; Rose Blackburn, IS; Noble
l. nell, 80; Minnie Forest, $50 ana b
days; Carrie Smith, same.
MiscelIansous-C. l., Davis and Wm.
Brockman, exnlDiLing gaming devices.
dismissed; Henry SlcKman, abusing
family, continued to "a h; Jas. s. Davis,
malicious destruction vi property, dis
missed; Clement Hespi, cutting with in-
tent 10 Kill. continued to 22d; Charles
Morrill,, receiving stolen goods, oOntin-
ueu 10 Z4th; IL. Tauman, malicious de-
struc lion VI property, costs; Emil Aiber-
ii, common labor on Sunday, continued
10. the 25.h inst; William Unser,
Edward Ball, Wm. Wolf, John DALEY,
Isaac Abraham, Bernard Butler, J. 5.
Fox, John SLochum, Charles KlssenxeD.
Fred. Katterman, VIM. karey, L aac Kv-
senblum, Loui, Vetter. George Alwes.
Christina Hassuer, Racnel Aufterheide.
Ellen Leslie, Moline Corners, loiter-
ing, dismissed; LIZZIE Overmeyer,
lncorriglbillty, dismlssed; Jvsepi
Wilton, careless driving, costss
VIM. johnson and Chas. NJ cNulty, CON-
mon thieves, dis m saed; VIM. GalIaWay,
threatening personal Violence, d -
missed; Frank Jchuston, lettering, COR
unued to May rs
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WASHINGTON.
Governor Chamberlain Declines.
n

DcClhheSs
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Ex-Governor
Chamberlain, of South Carolina, has
positively declined the position OF Sc
lioitor of the Treasury Department, re-
Gently rendered him by tie President.
The Charges Against Governor
Potts Renewed.
Learning positively that the charges
against Governor Potts, OF Montana, nad
been dismissed, Mr.. R. E. Fisk,
Chairman OF the Territorial Repub-
lican Committee. together with
other prominent citizens OF Montana on
Saturday evening addressed to the
President anOtuer letter reIterating the
charges and asserting their truth with
emphasis.
kuSsia Announces the War.
The Russian Minister, Mr. Schiskin
called upon the Secretary of State aGd
delivered TO him note communicated
fl ON his Government to the Uhted
States, announcing the existence OF "a
state OF War between the Governments Is
OF the Gar and that of the sultan.
Our Neutrality.
The Secretary of State at an early
day, possibly during the present week,
will submit to The Cabinet the question Ii
OF our International obligations as re-
CARDS the maintenance OF a strict neu-
tra!ity in the pending con est, with a
view Ot preparation and immediate pro-
mitigation OF proclamation to that
effect.
The attitude forced upon the Englis n
Government in the protection of her In-
dian interests in Egypt, the reactlonary
movement in France, the DAnub,an in
terest oil Austria, and the uneasi
ness indicated by recent advices from
Germany all tend to impress upon The
mind ot the Secre AIRY the great proba-
bility that the conflict now confined to
Russia and Turkey Will evenluate in a
general European war.
These considerations seem to influ-
ence the Secretary III his opinion as to
the necessity OF proclamation OF neu-
trality, which will anticipate amy en-
barrassment that might grow out of the
war. not only in its present attitude,
but in its probable increasing complica-
tlOnS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21
Board OF Public Works.

The Board met IN regular session.
all the members present and President
BELL in the CHAIR.
The Emery Sons were gra ted per.
mission to lay crossings from the en-.
trance Of the Arcade OH Rlce street to
the west side Of the street. at their own
expense.
A communication asking that the
grade OF Chaplin alley from Mclean
aye"ue to Turner alley be established,
" as referred to the COmmislee Oh Grades
and improvements.
The Supervisor, on motion, was di-
rected to remove the obstruction from
avenue ard the B. & y. Railroad.
Adjourned.
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LATEST FROM ABROAD.
Notes and Bulletins from the
Eastern War.
The Situation in France, etc., etc.
National Associated Press to the Star.
COUNT ANDRASSY.

National Associated Press to the Star.
COUNT ANDRAssY.
VIENNA, May 2I.-Tne kOumanian and
Russian authorities issued a decree FRI
day prohibiting all traffic on the Danube.
This completely paralysis a large por-
ton OF the Hungarian trade.
Count Andrassy has decided to take
immediate steps against such measures
being carried out. Although he will,
doubtless, be Joined by other Powers,
he will not wait for their cooperation.
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
BUCHAREST, May 21.-The Grand Duke
Ncho as transferred his headquarters
to this place yesterday. The Prince
offered him his summer palace, but he
will stay at the Russian Mission, while
his immediate personal suite and staf
will be lodged at Colrocein. He is ex-
pected to remain here about five weeks,
by which time three army corps will
probably be formally established in
Bulgaria, when he will definitely take
the field. The CZarowitz is also an
nounced to arrive here shortly, as he
will witness the crossing Of the Danube.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
Berlin advices from Guergevo, yes
terday, say the movements of the Rus
slams show that their chief point of
operations will be the Upper Danube.
The movements at the mouth of the
Danube are m ere feints.
ACCIDENT.
ROME, May 2l-Fifty Russian naval
officers and sailors passed through here
yesterday on their way to join the Rus
sian ship at Sptzzia, in consequence oil
an accident to their vesse! at Naples.
THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON.
VIENNA, May 21.-Advices from Me So
potamia state that Russian man-,f-war
has been taking soundings in the Per-
sian Gulf. Hence it is concluded thai
The Russian Pacific Squadron may
cruise in that direction instead OF up
the Mediterranean.
BRITISH PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, May 2l.-Tne Army and Navy
Gazette says that all applications of re-
tired officers for permission to enter the
Turkish navy are refused by the Ad.
mirally. IL is also stated that five YES
sells ale loading at Woolwich with ord
nunce stores tor Portsmouth, where q
large supply OF warlike material, ba
rack necessaries aud camp furniture
have already been sent. Another large
> Gamer is embarking iron forts and
other cargo for Malta.
sERVIA WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL.
VIENNA May A.-rue Austrian Gov.
ernment has RECEIVED simpltaneousl