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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

Az extra session of Congress will be
called 10 meet on the 4th OF June. This
Is ono Of the legacies the country ha,
for giving the Democrats an even par
tlsi iense ofpowcr. Had the House vot
I'd the necessary appropriations to carry
on the government, the expense of this
cAtIa session would have been avoided.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

Colorado, the Centennial State, has
taken the lead in doing away with the
cunibrous Grand Jury system. The
County Judge and two Justices of each
county form All intermediate tribunal
between the examining magistrate and
the trial jury. New States have the
benefit of the experience of older ones
20 guide them, and arc rot very slow
in starting out ideas of their own:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

TIE editor Of the Yolo Mat announc.
es himself as II candidate for the Repub
lican nomination for Joint Senator from
Solano and Yolo counties. He thinks he
is sure Of success us he feels certain that
NIL of his delinquent subscribers will go
Tor hi.', and ii they do be is bound to
be elected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

OS TIE Wigginton and his
attorneys seein to think they don't stand
much Ofa chance before the Supreme
Court of California, but place great re-
lance on hin. getting his seat from the
House OF Representatives. They think
that seven democratic majority will do
almost anything.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

TIE FIRST PREss.-Says the st.
Louis RcpadtcUl: The first printing
press in America was set up in Mexico,
in 1886; next in Peru. i'll 1886 in Cam
bridge, Mass, in 1889; in New Lon
don, Conn. in 1909; in Charleston, S.
c., in 1880. The first press west of the
Alleghanies was in Cincinnati in 1888
the first west Of the Mississippi, at St.
Louis, in lS0S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

A CIRCUS performer, who had daily
permitted himsclftd be boosted out ot a
cannon by light discharge, was shot
through netting and against post by
M overload ofpowdpr, in Fr end>hip, n.
Y. He was badly hart and hts given
up such exploits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

JonS ii. CARR, son of Professor Ezra
:. Carr, committed suicide at Sacramento
Monday night by shooting himself
through the head. Deceased WAS "A years
of age, and Mt the time of his death WAS
deputy in the Office of his father, who is
State Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tinu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

FRiEDLASDFa, the great grain buy
er has suspended. The suspension will,
it is feared work greatly to the injury
Of the farmers of this State. His fail
IRE is said :" be caused by his turning
Granger and tanner too much on hi.
own hook in the San Joaquin Valley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-The Supreme
Court, in the C"ntrnnial nppropl intion
case, has decided that the 81 800, 900 ap.
propriaird by Congress shall he returned
To the Government before any dividend.
are paid 20 stock holders.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

AT the Photographers reception in
Chicago. the dancers waltzpd to music
played in Milwaukee, eighiy-hve miles
away. A waltz and several marches
were trans mitted by means of the won
derful telephone, the wires playing dis
tinctly and perfectly as human hands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

IN San Jose they have Laborers
Union 500 strong, pledged To vote for
none but members Of the Union when
they are cand;dntes. A. the vote of the
city sometimes runs MS low rs l,500, it
will be seen that this Union is IL poIit-
irul hover.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

THE San Francisco miliunaires are
. building themselves grand residences.
Mark Hopkins will cost $1,000 .0O0 /;
Charles Crackers. $4,000. GOO. Leland
Stanford has expended $4,000, 600 on his
new home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

ATTORNEY HAYES, who attempted Ia
assault Gen. NcCo'nh, managing editor
of the Alta has auu logizcd to that gentle
man. admitting that he was p3ni>h"d by
McComb, by the press aud by public
Oniuion
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

VINO says that there is no romance
that nothing ever happens, in this pro.
sale country ? tn Louisiana, two negroes
who loved the same woman, have re-
Gently fought duel on horseback and
killed each other.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

THE Russian Government will send n
Summer eXppditinn to the mouth of the
Yrnesei River, IN the hope of discover
ing n direct ppssagc through the Arctic
Ocean to Europp,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

LpTs OF 'EM.-Dccordng to the Sono
RI independent the entire male pnpula-
tion of Tuolumne county is running for
Sheriff and they will have to import can
didates tor other offices from elsewhere
All on account of the dry season we pre-
slime
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

THE war cloud in Europe is gathering
again, Turkey having refused to accept
the protocol. The outlook would seem to
presage that if RUSSIA was in earnest, it
will not be long ere hostilities commence.
1t is full time that the brutal Turks,
whose atrocities have illed the heart of
Christondom with horror. we're driven
from the soil and dominion of any part
Of Europe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

Mr.. PACKARD could now render sig
nal service to the Pelican Commission in
iss endcavors to straighten out and
sihooth down the rather profuse and dis
hcvelled Government of Louisiana if he
would suddenly go into business us a
Mysterious disappearer.-N Y. Tribune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

CLAUS JANSEN, wife and child were
accidentally poisoned Mt Dixon Wrdnrs
day last, bu. their lives were saved
through prompt nnlidotes. Strvchnine
had been used in baking bread, instead
of ,aleratus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

NJ. LEssErs' project of converting the
Desert OF Sahara into sen scarcs num-
her of seaports. Tnry fancy it will drain
the ocean so low that they will be left at
II distance inland.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
as'sekly Trinity Juuynal.
OUR AGENTS:

THE "TRINsrY JOURNAL" being
connected with The Associated Country Press
OF the Paci6s Coast. will receive advertise
IN snt. through no other San Francisco Agent
than the Agency of said Association. Office
40 Montgomery Street
GEO. r. HOWELL q CO., 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
lVrk City.
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dG AL who are suffering from the errors and
~ Decay, loss of manhood, kc., / will sand n
TrThclpo re that will cure you, FREE OF UHAKGE.
ms great remedy was discovered by n mis-.
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s.ss;C ss.ss;od enHne.,9pe to REy: Josgru T. isNAs,
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

THE venerable Eulslia de Perez de
CULLEN, the old lady at the Mission who
has passed her 18Th year, paid visit to
Pomona, Los Angeles County, the other
day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
LAND NOTICES.
United States Land Ofic,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA
NJ ARCH l6ih 1o-.

MARCH 10Th, lS7,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN d"
IN W. l. Hupp, John .McMlr,y VIZ; ..5
B. E>sec, whose Post Office adGrS,.S S'l
Wenverville, Trinity County, CailSrn;.a
have made Application for Patent g'.
Gold beating Placer Mime situnt.5 4
Wenvervillc Mining District, TTot
County, California, and known y, |IF ~
FIVE CENT GU LCH PLACER NS' .'
AID more particularly known and dr,r,i@'
! ed as follows, To wit:
Lot No. 80, in Township No. Am ,
8 West, and Lot No. 81, III Town,Lin Va
"a n, K No. 9 West, containing 81 81. 'g .i,S
acres.
The survey of the exterior lound,,.
lines of said claim begins at n P,i
! Mound, marked A, bearing S673<oFxS
chains from the established a Srni"1
corner Sections 6 and I ot Town.bh' 9,
! North, Range 8 West, Mount DrL
Base and Meridian ; running thence IN q
Rock Mound with Quartz Rock in, m"y
ed b. Nl0H0W w 64 chn~ thence Nos5
tu Rock IN Rock Mound, marked G, IA .0
chains thence To Rock in Rock Monrl
marked d, N60 w ~ so chains tbrrp
to Rock in Rock Mound, marked ,
S150E 800 chains; thence to Rock n
Rock Mound, marked f, N7oE. 9O T..
chains thence toa r eek in Rock Mound
MAJ kpd &, Nl6M0E s 90 chains; theme,
to Rock in Rock Mound. marked i
N2994 L l5 10 chains; thence to Rock n
Rock Mound. marked /, North lgS
chains thence to n Rock in Rock Mound
marked j, N740E "A chains thence,
II rock ma krd X, South 27.6O chan,
thence Ia II Post in Rock Mound, mark
w w, N70o w 233 chains thence IA,
! Rock in Rock Mound, marked NJ, S9U'r
1884 chains thence to n Rock in r.
Mound, marked n, STOW pip chan
thence to Rock in Rock Mound, mark
ed O, S5340E l7.5S chains thenceo,
Rock in Rock Mound, marked p, S3gg.W
959 chains thence to n rock in Roci
Mound, MAJ ked Q. S46o w 2OO9 chains,
thence tnn Rock IN Rock Mound. marked
X, N50 w 4 90 chains thence To the pac
OF beginning, N5l120E 1915 chains.
This claim i bounded as follows: Or
the l>t and 18th courses. by the BartIN
Placer Mine ON the 2d and Sd course,
by mining jnnd claimed hv jackson ct al
on the 4th, 5lh, 9th and 7th and los
chains of the olh courses, by the Have
Biuth"rs new mining claim ; on the rr
mninder of the Sth and 9th and ~
chains of the 10th courses, by minm
land claimed by 0. NJ. Loveridgc u G
All persons holding any adverse claJ
thereto are required to present the san
to III" Register and Receiver Of the t.
ted States Land Office ut SHASTA, With
sixty DAYS from the first day of public
ton of this notice.
AARON BELL,
mch2l.60d Register
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

MONEY continues very plentiful in San
Francisco. and bankers and capitalists
are pressed to find Legitimate and prodta-
BILE fields for its employment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

FOUR only Of the IS signers of the dec
laratinn of Texan Independence are vet
alive, and it is only 42 years since they
signed, and but one of the four resides in
TnNn-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

THE Sacramento Bee of April 9th,
notes the arrival of Hon. "a. WV Tin
min at that city. When will those bucol.
ic cusses learn to get initials right ?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

A SCoTCH maiden wants $500 because
n man kissed her on the ear in dark
passageway.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

A MAN in Wisconsin saved n Young
lady from walking offa bridge. and so
far from being gratetul for it she married
him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

A SIOUX, who abandoned tribal habits
recently. selected Fits as his white
name," and the wicked boys had him
baptized Conniption for his first name
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
Weaverville, April IA, 1877
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to tho Bus-
RsH or Editorial management OF the Journal
should be addressed to C. W. CRAIG, "TRIs-
i1T JsuRsAL." Weaverville. Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

EX-GovERNoR WOODS has been re-
tainpd rs assistant counsel to prosecute
the Chico murderers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
N OTICE-
U.S.INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
MAY 1, 1877, 40 APREL 80, 1875

THE REVISED STATUTES Of IN
4 United States, Sections 3232. 345i
3Z3S and 3239, rrqtihe every person %.
gagged III any business, avocalion or en-
p'nVmrnt which renders him liable toi
SPECIAL TAX, to procure and p'u
cOhSpicHouS'V W his establishment q
place Of business u STAMP drnoth
the payment of said SPECIAL IA.
for The Specinl Tax Year beginning "
/, 1877, before commencing or cont.
ing of business after April so, 1877.
a return, rs prescribed on Form v
is also required Pv law of every pcl.a
liable To Special Tax, rs above.
The Taxes emb nccd within the pr,
visions oi The Law above quoted alv tie
oIIowmg, viz:
R"CtiiierS ........... $500 N
D,mI"rs, retail lquor.................. - @
Dealers, wholesale liquor. loO 10
Dealers in malt liquors, whnlesale 80 ca
Dealer, in malt liquors, retnil.... 70 20
Drhlers in leaf tobacco. y 10
Retail dealers in leaf tpbncco...... 500 "
And on sales ofovcr 81 GOO, tiity
cents for every dollar III excess
of 81 eco.
Dealers in manufactured tnbacco. 5 "a
Manufacturers of stilis.. ...... 50 %
And for each still inanu actuIcd ~ GO
Aud for each worm nanu nct'd ~ 10
Manufacturers of tobacco..... 10 10
Manufacturers of cignrs. ........... 10
Prdd,erS of tobacco, fist class
(norp than two horses or other
animals ,).................................. 500
Prddlrrs a! lohncco, second class,
1.-TWO horses or other nmimals).. % "
Prddlers OF tobacco, third class,
come horse or other mnimal).-.. 10 VI
PrudlerS of tobacco, fourth class,
(on foot or public cnnvcynncr) 10 VI
Brewers of less than 500 barrels 80
Brewers of 500 barrels or more. lCO
Any pcrso", so Liable, who shall ia
To comply with the foregoing reqd!r
m"ntS will be subject to severe penailIe'
Persons or firms linble to pay any
the Special Taxes named above must Ny
ply John A Whaley, Deputy ColIrc!,,
of Internal Revenue Mt Arcr,ta, lunboG
Co., Cal, and pay for and procure ID'
Speciml-TaX Stamp or Stamps they rer''
prior TO May l, 1877, and a0ith0ut J"D'
notice.
Special Tax Stamps will be transmliie'
by mnil only on receipt from the pery'
or firm ordering the same of specific d'
rectons 50 90 do, together with the 0s
c"Ssary postage stamps or the nmo0'
required To pny the postage. The po'NE
on one stamp is three cents and on wv
stamps six cents. II it is desired ID"
they he transmitted by registered ma.
ten cents additional should accOmpaI!
the application.
GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, ID. c., Jan. %, 1877. ID
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

The 9th Of April has been set apart
for prayer for the annihilation Of grass
b 'ppers in Minnesota.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

THE Chico gnng are known abroad as
"the California Molies."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
q l r TIL S

In Weavervile. April llth, tn Mr.. and
Mrs. John McMurry-a DAUGHTER.
At Minersville, April Sih, to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Media SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
POLITICAL CANDIDATES.

DS- Announcements inserted under this
healing cost Five Dollars each-IN ylSCE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14
Notice TO Claimants Of LOi
IN TIE
WEAVERYILLE TOWN-SITE'

THE PLAT AND FIELD.No NoIih,
4 of the Survey OF the Weavre'IIS"i, /,
Town Site having been this day h'eu \
the office of the County RecoIdeI' 4
persons claiming lots or parcels ol d ,G"s IA h
improved or unimproved, are nG'lI,ru n
make application u the County JnGss 4
Trust for deeds To the lands so ei"''rI;
All lots and parcels of land Ior NSIh W. h
application is not made accompaI'Ieu,
the fees and a,sessm ments thereon IA
will, at the end of six months lronn lin.
date ot this notice, be treated rs u, .ar,
quent and sold at public sale ~ 'he :" s'b b
manner as real estate is advertised " 4
sold under execution. The atten',oo" "A
lot owners is called to Sections o. g md
IL, II and l3 "f the law authorlzDs. .os
directing the County Judges Of the Se,r ,,',
counties of the State To execute ,sol
trusts IN relation to the town land' ,hs
ed TO the unincorporated towns ~ @p
State by the net of Congress entlt'!eu Il
Act for the Relief of the lnhabIT"mG.
Cities and Towns upon the Pubic L""
printed elsewhere N the JouRNA5.
T. E. JONES, County Jndg',G
Wcayeryillc, March 9Th, ls""
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The total valuation OF the com
ty Is $3.50, the greater proper
ton of which is in the pine lands on
the Nemadji and Brule rivers and
in the southern part of the county.
Upon most of the lots and blocks in
Superior and the lands for some
miles around the town the valua-
tons may be said to be merely rela-
tive, as there have been no dd eat
oreoa sales for years to furnish an
indication Of their real worth.
We had almost forgotten to men
ton in this connection, that the
amount of taxable property has been
very much reduced in the past year
or two. a large amount of property
delinquent as to taxes, mostly lots
and blocks IN Superior, have been
decided to the county, which has
withdrawn them from taxation.
as property decided to a county I'M
der sale for non-payment OF taxes Is
no longer taxable. We do not
know how much has thus been re-
tired, but from casual examination
we would not be surprised if it
amounted to one fourth of the origi-
nal town. OF course the balance
of the property has to bear the en-
tire burthen of taxation.
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STPTRTOR CITY
ATIDpLETOwE.
LANDs.-PER ACRE,

Town 40: Range 10, SIPS; IL, $I5a; II.
Sl.25; -, s., 80 to $40; IA, $l25 to SO.
Town 4s: Range 10, 81; IL, 81; Il, 81; 10,
$50 to 81; IA, Sl.50; 10. $l.5G.
Town AZ: Range 10, $3.50; Ii, 81 30; u,
81 80; Is, $3.50; IA, $50 to s.; 10. $3.50.
Town IS: Range 10, s.. 80; IL, $3.50; II,
10, Il, $I.50; Is 81 10
Town 45: Range 10, II, -. 13, II, 81; Is,
80 cents.
Town A: Range 10 II, II, IS, IA, 81; 10,
$3.50.
Town 48: Rauge 10, II, 70, 70, % SO; Il,
g; 10, 81 30
Lands from which the pine timber has
been cut and removed are assessed at fifty
cents an acre.
1t will be observed that the lands
in the pine region are valued at
$50 to $3.50 per acre. We think
serious mistake was made in valu-
ing the lands in Town AZ, especially
Ranges Is and If at $3.50 to 81
per acre. Everyone knows they
would not sell for such figures to-
day. And IN Town 48, Range Is
where the ground has been burned
as bald Of timber as a prairie the
lands are given q valne of $3.50 to
81, while Town 48, Range i
which hassscarcely been touched by
fire is valued at 81 an acre.
The heaviest personal taxes are
charged TO the following parties, on
sawlogs:
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ton. Land adjoining is selling fer
eight dollars an acre. | am author
lied to sell this at much lower
figure. House and well on premis-
es, lake on one corner of farm, TIM
Der near at hand, yield of wheat
this year 81 bushels per acre For
terms write to, or call on F.
Geoghegan, Perham Independent
Office, Perham, Otter Tail Co.,
MINI.
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THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR 1877.

We are sure it will interest many
of our readers to know what valu-
atlons the assessor and board of re-
view have placed upon property in
Superior and lands in Douglas
county for 1877, and hence we give
below some figures taken from the
assessment roll:
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For Sale.-I have on hand a
farm of 100 acres, four miles from
Frazee city, seven miles from Per-
ham, one mile from school houseand
SO rods from n. 2. r. r.;
So acres broke and under cultiva-