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MONDAY, the 9th day Of s~tpieaba, III,
beginning at 10 o'clock, 4, ", at public &c Y
highest and bCst bidder, the tractor tlrt \ az
lying and being situated Nh The water O blsA r,
Ing creek, IN Ohio county, lDthrsu'tI Nu' l6l,'
bounded and described rs iolluEsi lsFit1iN a.
stake near IN elm stump rOrneFIn Hehrsth lgia..
and with his line 5. Sic ". liOplrei0iNit
CaiharlnG lugari thence with lrt lEs = T..
poles to two sugar trees corner 10 AN Calhinl5 I,
aud Joseph Potter; thence with l"lic' wy =
4. IN p6ltstO y sugar l,rr rUrnlr to JlH1r wa
thence N. ~, W. lH poles ia the hgi1i'ah W.
lug 1866 acres, being the sanlr lt9lt1{. l4gt@ !
conveyed by Moses lIRy To Goo. u taIasti Y
Of trust dated April 2ith, is'j, aml ntnis'a -
the public land records II said county,
TERMS or SALE.-Onr-llliUd u Tue flifhi "
ar such further sum us the pufcllN ! naI 60l y
In hand, the residue IN two CIuHl t'''t.tsiN
blO respectively IN pnc md ivp var ltem Y. "
sale, with interest from that day id' luhlaH
Ing bis bond with approved ler11al origN !,
Of The deferred InSiallmcnt', aud ihe W..
served I'LL the whole Of the pnrcl1r n,,s1
slrealu Ils
j.. C. HERvET, AuciioDecr. ,,sviy T.,
The above EaIr H. adjourned unul NpNpA''
Der II, 1878, at the same hour md li3ci' ,rrii
sclO-d4w special C'aav. .
t'AN NHW
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~ mHN
F~srkenbaly eonttrtnee Daly.
The ministers, or Il least many them
are in favor Of holding ConierenCS 8 leas
two or three weeks earlier N The hp.
The Conference roll has not been marred
by the chill hand of death during this
year. When the question "Who have
died?' is propoundeli thefanswer gfli Pc
None" 9
The deficiency each year, Tor our snpefs
animated preachers, isgreatly to be deplor-
ed. It Il to be hoped that the collections
OF this year will set forth q more cheering
array Of figures. q p 'h'
Passengers on the Science yesterday
evening, report one OF the most marvellous,
and beautiful reflections a few milcsabbye
New MRFtinsville. The nttututial tlnts
on.the hills were reproduccd'D n the river
with astonishing accuracy of outline while
the reflection Of the clear blue sky made
the river seem almost like q bottbnlcss
abyss. w. 4.
The amount OF missionary moncyJap-
tprOpriated to this Conference by the Gien-
craf Society Inst year was 5000, This
was distributed to the several districts qls
follows: MOreaftown, $3R5; Wheeling
$40; Clarksburg, $2li; Buclliannpn, $50;
Parkersburg, $50; Charleston, $500; Guy
aniotte, $500 II is likely this amount
will be further reduced thist coming year.
The predominant opinion among The.
prcachers is TINT the number Of districts
IN the Conference slioplI@b e redueedIftom
seven to five. The carryih Of tits thought
into practice is only n matter Of time. Tie
reasons for such a step arc shid't6 be quite
numerous and wcighty! Two valuable
men would,thus be saved torthe pastoral
Ework; a good argunentin itself. lose, ~
President Thompson in his address be-
fore the Conference this morning, ohltlie
Presiding Elders Office said that during
the first half century ofAmerican Metho.
dism, most oil. the Presiding Elders were
young men THAT the Bishops of our
church have departed from this custom.
which prevailed in the daysof Asbiry.
The speaker said he favored placing young
men OF tact and talent in tho eldGrshipT,
and leaving the stations and easier places
for the older members Of the Conference.
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MARRIED.

WALLACE-BAlRD.-Ry TsCV. J. II! Mushey, nj
Sand I'LL, West Virginia, on "Wednesday, oeiabeI o.
1873, Mr.. C. ", WALLACE, Of Dallas, W, Va, unl Mis-
LiLLiE +. llAIlD, OF Sand It'll. r3i'l5' ii7Ulja3
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oThere was failure 10 elect III tho lid Vermont
held November 0,
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IGLENvlIlE, on. 10, ISIS.

pLHN Ahsb1 IVY ~ 49,
Editors IntellIgenccr. Tlyj XIX NAL
The total vote Of this county shows $50
for Wilson, 24S for Hubbard, and 40 for
Basscll. For SENATE, MGGregqr las, 7o7,
Morris s73, and Chattdr d For nOusc Of
Delegates snidcr has 467, Campbell 1857,
Dewecse 232. For Clerk Of Circuit Court
Conrad has 75tJ ~sfTngbtoh ls425ahdI tSr
Clerk Of the County Gonrt Beaa, lasseR
and Johnson $50.
Nota-In 1876 WilsonIssyotn TassSSS
and Scott's' $50. So that while Wilson has
gained Hubbard dill enotlose very much
Of SCOTS vote. The bright particular
streak in the vote Of Gilmer is Morris.
vote Tor Senator. He, AasEwilABe seen,
leads the ticket 1870 votes. Even the hard
hearted Democracy Of Gilmcr. saw TINT
Morris was too good n man 70 be utterly
crushed, and SO they let him down as
easy as they could under the circnm.
stances.
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j. T. Warner was continued on trial.

de l. ' ulIlGI was NOAlklIlAGN IA hAhN'
II. r. Little was discontinued.
Z DIR! George presented the report OF the
Committee on Periodicals. The report
strongly commended the Pittsburgh Chris
tan idrocdk. Tho report was adopted.
DIR. Wheeler, the scholarly and popular
editor Of the paper, being present, briefly
addressed the Conference, The Pittsburgh
Adpoede is now very popular with the
preachers OF this Conference and ! might
s,y, never more so than since DR.. Wheeler
has been in the editorial chair.
The seventh question, who are elected
and ordained elders, was taken up. John
b. Hess, Joseph W. Bedford, Clark Craw-
ford, Clemmsr Warman and Geo. W. Par
riot having passed through the Con.
ference course OF four years, were elected
to Elders Orders.
!. II. Eichelberger, previously elected to
Elders Orders, was present under this call
and will receive ordination with this class.
DIR. j. Conway, Levi S. Kettle, A.
Workman, local preachers, were elected to
Deacons Orders.
On Saturday tho Bishop will ordain the
Deacons in the forenoon ut the church
where the Conference holds its sessions,
and the Elders in the afternoon ut the
same church.
The Conference will supply, l believe,
every Protestant pulpit in the city to.mor-
row, as well MS quite Il number OF the
churches in the vicinity. Fraternity" is
real in Parkersburg, rs 1t should be in u
city Of 80 many beautiful churches. Il.
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.NNlH.A
ANY 4Sn MARloSis Y0rAoE Aa0gSp TpE, w9alp.
,By Sarah D. Adams, boston: D, LathrOp & q. 10
no, 200 pages Sl.2o. bN 'ul'W
This handsome volume, from the. pen 81.
the daughter OF d distinguished Boston.
clergyman, Is the record OF II trip around
the world in IN East Indin mcrchiInttnan,
made n ycarIor two since by two young
ladies, one OF whom wasthe author. Sail4i
ing from Boston, the first land tonchel was
San francisco. From there, aftera brief
stay, tho voyagcrs proceeded TO Honolulu,
thence to tho Chinese coast, gwheTo9the
cities OF Hong KOng,l Canton, %Singapore,i
Annoy, Shanghai and Macao iweEelvisited
in turn, The ship ,then sailed }forbtho.
Philippine Islands; and at Manila, 0ne,OiJ
the lovcliest and most picturesque cities Of
the Southern Pacific, two or three happy
weeks were spent. From that port The.
hOmeward course was, ttaken, the usual,
doubling the Cape OF Good Hope and sail;
ing IN the African coast. Tho story. Of the.
voyage is gracefhlly and wildly told. The
Jolly times on s%lipboard; tlie'sights Seen
from deck rough weather experiences
the excursions made atgthcI various stop!
ping places, and the adventures and miSad!
ventures attendant upon them; the scene
ry, customs Of tho different pteoplctSbitsd,
together with-InumeNble incidents OF
the trip, arc described with q tresbnsss and
vigor which render every page Of thebpok
thoroughly enjoyable. The Illustrations
which accompany the text are made
dOubly interesting from the met that they
arc engraved from photographs procured.
on the spot and brought home by the au!
thor. ia1l! e! i4gtfdfV ,Hii1IIiE
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gpnst SaIss.


In pursuance Of the authority vcirl 70 rthtis
creO Gntorcl by raid Court III The above calilNa'
on April l2!h, lSlSY viii !, s ell ., The, las ,rP ~, s,, \,
tlSed to * sold, on
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sArURDAY, lie lglh day d o,DSr,l is

Commencing Mt 10 d'clo.k \. u., the iGIhuir, I
0ciihed property, that /, to Ay. Lois lumu-ell
hundred md tifty-fonr RHl lwd hwn,INi and diyf
10 E0lr and CliapllnC's addition iu TIN ciIy Il VIA
Ing, OllOcOnnty, West Virginia, ,atl bt, lyIpggta
south side Of Wheeling CrgCG, Together SiA AID
R~ppuTtGnanceg thereto brloulius.
Also thB following described riccc n Iarfl Il ts
situated On the laIk Ot WlnviIng Cnsk, 10 ts,d.
Of Wheeling aforesaid, bounded 81, i%llds, q.
menclng NJ a point on Crescent street oae hrhl,
and twenty ul.Jl feet east If tie rasi de 4 d
street; thence running ClstWNrlly alUUt N h
more or less, Ia y tWGpty (9Ol iCci alley uaHish i
Crescent street 10 the creek; thence uuthV,flly "a
said Crescent street to the water Of Abe lingcW
thence along tho mCanlers OF aid cierk to ih,a
line Of lot numbered w hundnl anl tity.lIt :
thence s%0nilIwardly with sud line lotrrscai si
to the place 81 beginning, together With I'll " ~
itamerIs and appuriCnanrts 10 aid los u hslh
longing.
Selling as Trustee, ! will convey only the tiistSi
In me by said decd Of trust.
TEENS or SALE-OHe-thinl cash, The lshr1
two equal miscellaneous at sx aad nine hpiiA. 4
dencC( by notes bearing Interest imn DAY u w.t. D
title to be retained until payment ln full.
WILLIAM j.. ". UORnlS,
Ecl3 1Htas
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PArKgRsDrRd, October |:

Editors Intelligcncer. W.
The Conference convened ut 0 o'clock 4.
NJ Bro. f. W. Ryan conducting the open
ing religious services.
The journal Of yesterdays proceedings
was read and approved.
I, The committee 10 try the case Of l.. d.
Caste, rCmanded from the Court OF APP
peals, was constituted rs follows: W. D.
Carrico, VIC. s~nolgrass, J. r. Chenowith,
J.. l.. Stewart, 4. II. Trainer, ]. Il. WATSON,
n. j.. Wclrh, WV. Kelly, J.. +. Snodgrass,
j. b. Feather, W. II. Young.
j. W Rcgen and L. S. Wilson were mp
pointed to represent the Church ut the
trial.
Il. W. Ryan, D. II. X. Dix and J. R.
THOMPSON were announced as counsel for
s. D. Casio.
The Bishop appointed S: Steele as Chair
inan Of the Judicial Committee just constl-
tuted.
w. c. Snodgrass wa excused from fur
therscryice as ono of the editors OF the
Conference Daily.
The third question oil the general mil
utes was taken up. The following young
preachers being favorably reported, both
as TO standing and attainments, were con-
tinued on. trial, viz: II. D. Heatherly,
.lysses Pribble, George r. Copeland and
q. T. Johnson.
A. L. Curtis, W. D. Trevey, ]. P. Var
ncr, were discontinued at their own re-
nuRSf.
The fourth question was taken up. The
class OF young men who had been on
trial two years were called to the altar to
stand the crucial test OF the required ex-
animation. This examination. us con-
Quoted by a Methodist Bishop, is usually
deeply Interesting and impressive. I'M
mediatcly succeeding this, the following
preachers were admitted into full connec-
ton and elected to Deacon's Orders, viz:
Chas, J. Price, Dayid S. Hammond, A.C.
Law, Jas. Z. Mercer, Jas. Engle, D; D. Al9'
hone, Cyrus Polling, Jas. w. Lambert, G.
w. Upton, David N. Hcaston and |. q.
pnuph.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower Company's Work:
KNOWN AS THE OLD MACHINE Sn,p

by vI1tuo Of a Deed Of TINS, made lr Eluv
HOLDS, scnior, md AElrla, h. vic, A@h " y
and sallIe A., his wife, aud laiac, III! anl Mi
bic, his wife, To tho uRiprigbcl Tra,lcc, L.triJ b.
nry 9Th, 1873, and recorded IN the ulcr ii III d,
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Net yt1e
IN Deed Of Tru't BOX M. =, plrr r., VIM N
the frnnt door Of tho Court House u Ohio uss,
West Virginia, ou
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VlJU aud Young Men. Preparatory C0rIo Jor
BHSiEas, Te1cAfhg, MsiiciRe, Ldt5 aud Digtalg. In
~structlOi thorough. Location unsurpassed. Rgy.
81. REILLY, L. D., Episcopal Academy, Had
dcuaclt, Nd. rs {i~3idig07eg auto
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

I'N Ut F''s'saa'a'''"''''I ~ 80 I--I
s1rIalelphia ArcpmuOdatlOn.-Thh traln only runs
between Wheeling and TftaielphIa.
tDaily except S~uniuy-SewAfk Accommodation.
tStcubeuyillc .AcconmO1atiOn.-ThiS tHiln during
tho day pissrN backward and forward bclwceni Mar
tins Ferry anil BellaiTc, stopping wbeu required Ut
sherman House, Etnlville, West Wheeling and
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AccoRDiSG 10 The New Orleans Taa4g de-
tradition that after every gscat epidemic,
there has been a year of unprecedented
prosperity is about TO lie coniirmcdseT The
cotton crop is not only the largest cySf
produced in the country but has escaped
the rayagc Of the worms. The rice crop
of Louisiana exceeds that. of any seRson'
since the war, and the prospect Is Height
ened by the fact that tho plaSters have
raised an abundance Of provisionsuaAlI
the people now ask for is q good frost:
When Providence shall supply this lbbqoHl
it will not only prove n sanitary blessing
but Il benefit to tho commerce oftheS Suite.
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Gsusr41 Nptisss.


0NOTlOE'
Having disposed Of the cuiiro IniGfei @ y
Of j, Ii, Stallinan, deceased, In the ,n''Ha'
trade, fixtures aud gUsI viii Ui III" 9lc w.
StR!linan i Co. to u. e.. MonAt, lbo 'hr! 4
Of said late finn, all lnrore kposins lhl !
b. indebted " said lrin will llt1s Iat Lgsti
settlement With said z. G, MufRl nho W." ~ :
conduct the bu,Inrs, u said lalthiM, !"
stand, NJ. 81 Twelfth street. ,r toy[s
Administrator Of the estate Of J. Il, sial4A
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16
NEXT Sunday is st. Patrick's Day.
That Terrible ScOurge.

Fever and ague, and its congener, bill
ious remittent, besides affections of the
stomach, liver and bowels, produced by
miasmatic air and water, are both eradi
Gated and prevented by the use of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, purely vegetable
elixir, indorsed by physicians, and more
extensively used as remedy for the
above class of disorders, as we'll as for
many others, than any medicine Of the
age. A languid circulation, torpid
state of the liver, want of vital stamina,
are conditions peculiarly favorable to the
ma!aral disease. They are, however,
surely remedied by the great Preventive,
which, by invigorating the system and
endowing it with regularity as well as
vigor, provides it with a resistant power
which enables it to withstand disorders
not only of maarial type, but host of
others to which feeble and i'll regulated
systems are subject. The Bitters are a
safe as we'll as searching eradicant, and
having widely superseded that dangerous
drug, quinine, which palliates but does
not eradicate malaria.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
A PATENT To A
QUARTZ MINING CLAIM.
United States Land Office,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
FEpRUARy nth, 1878,

hbhu ANl lttH, lolos
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ George w. Davis and G. Frick, whose
Post Office address is Lewiston, Trinity
County, State of California, has made
application for n Patent for Gold Bear
ing Quartz Mine, situated in Deadwood
Mining District, in said County and State,
and known as the BLA OK BEAR GOLD
QUARTZ MIN E. and more particularly
known and described as follows, to wit:
In Township 80 N, Range 8 West
Mount Dablo Base and Meridian. Be-
ginning at a Stake lGxl0x5 inches mark
sd Il Il thence running N3oW w TO stone
marked Is and post by side OF stone q
chains 10 links thence running N7Oo30
to post marked Is in earth mound ~
chains 73 links thence running S3oE to
post marked Is . chains . links thence
running S77'30E to apost marked Is N
earth mound l7,66 thence running
N76oE 4.07 to the place of beginning
Lot No. 80. Containing 10 20 100 acres
and bounded on tho Enst by mining
lands claimed by Muncy ~ Co., on the
North by mining land claimed by Davis
& Frick, on tho West by land claimed by
George Sergeant and on tho South by
mining land claimed by Phibrook, Flagg
q Co.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto arc required to present the same
to tho Register and Receiver OF tho United
States Land Office ut Shasta, California.
within sixty days from the first day OF
Publication OF this notice
AARON BELL,
Feb23.60d. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out of the District Court OF the
Seventh judicial District of the State OF
California, in and for the County OF Napa
and to nae directed and delivered, for y
judgment rendered and entered in said
Court, on the 4th day of February, A. ID.
The McGillivray Ditch and Hydraulic
MiningCo., havelevied on the following
Property, to wit:
All that real property situated, lying
and being in Trinity County, State OF
California, known as the McGillivray
Placer Claim which is more particularly
and Survey for obtaining United
States Patent to the same, made by
VIM. 5. Lowden, Deputy United States
Surveyor, dated June 9th, 1873; saie
claim being located in Township 33 and
"a n. II IL West, Mt. Diablo Meridian,
Trinity County, California, and con-
tanning by said survey Five Hundred
and Eighty-Two S7-l00 acres, which
said survey and the field notes thereof
are now on file in the office of the United
States Surveyor General for California.
and are hereby referred to for more
particular description.
Also that certain other Placer Mine,
known as "Stoddard's !" Lower claim
situated in Trinity County aforesaid and
being the same mine mere particularly
described in an Application ana Survey
for obtaining United States Patent 10
the Stoddard Placer Mine which survey
was made by w. 5. Lowden, Deputy
U. s. Surveyor. is dated j une 18th, 1878;
said mine being located in the McGillivray
Mining District, Township "a n, Range
IL West, Mt. Diablo Meridian, Trinity
County, California, and containing by
said survey Fifty-Ono 4S-l00 acres
which said survey and tho field notes
thereof are now on file in the office of the U.
s. Surveyor General for California. and
are hereby referred to for moro partic-
ular description.
Also all of the said Defendants (the
McGillivray Ditch and Hydraulic Mir
ing Company's) interest in or to the right
to the uso OF ths eaters OF Canon Creek
in Trinity County aforesaid, being tha
first, the second and the fourth claims
or rights thereto together with all the
dams, bitches, fumes, pipes, reservoirs.
bridges, saw mills, timber, dumps Wr
tailings, claims, and all machinery, tools
and implements connected Herewith.
NoTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN that on the
23rL day of MARCH, a. ID. 1873.
at II o'clock NJ. of that day, in front
OF tho Court House in the Town Of Wea-
vervllc, County ofTrnity, | will sell the
right, title and interest of said Me('illi-
vray Ditch and Hydraulic Mining CON-
ppny in and to tho above described
property, at Public Auction, for CASH,
U. s. Gold Coin, in hand to the highest
and best bidGer, to satisfy said Execution
and all costs.
Dated the First day OF March, 1879.
JOHN w. PlIILBROOK,
Al. Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16
HOME NEWS.

scHoLAsTIc.-A Trinity Center friend
sends us the following: One Of the
small boys in school at that place was
asked by the teacher the other day,
"Who were sent to educate the heath
ems ?" He Immediately answered, "Thc
Mssourians."
This reminds our correspondent of a
SOM ewhat similar occurrence which trans
pred at Lewiston in this county, num-
Der of years ago. The young lady teach
or was much sought after by a young
man in the butchering business named
Dayton. The class in Geography being
examined the question was asked "Where
is Dayton 2" (Meaning OF course the
town of that name in Ohio). The re-
sponse came from the smallest boy in the
class, He's gono up the river peddling
beef.p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

LEG BROKEN. About midnight on
Sunday last, Frank Lowden who works
on the night SHIFT in j. A. Johnston's
Indian Creek claim, met with severe
accident. A large bowder which he
was undermining fell from the bank
and broke one of his legs about midway
between the ankle and knee. DR.. Lord,
who has charge of the case, tells us that
it was square break and the patient
will probably get along nicely. THIS is
the third leg broken in the mines Of
this county the present Winter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

WEATHER.-Since our last report we
have been blessed with small allowance
OF sunshine, many clouds and showers
withal. The rainfall during the past
week measures l 81 inches making to-
tai to date of So SO inches. The showers
have been rather warm and as t. conse
quence snow has been washed from the
lower hills making more water and sup
plying the miners with full heads, which
they are using to the best advantage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16
In the whole history OF medicine,

no preparation has ever performed such mar
yellous cures, or maintained so wide a repu-
tation, as AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL, which is
recognized as the worlds remedy for all dis
eases of the throat and lungs. Its long-con-
tinued series of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known as a safe
and reliable agent to employ. Against Ordi-
nary colds, which are the forerunners, of more
serious disorders, it acts speedily and surely,
always relieving suffering, and, often saving
use in the throat and lung disorders of chill
dren, makes it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand in every home. No per-
son can afford to be without it, and those who
have once used it never will. From their
knowledge of its composition and effects, Ply
sicians use the CHERRY PECToRAL extensively
in their practice, and Clergymen recommend
it. 1t is absolutely certain in its remedial ef-
fects and will always cure where cures are
possible. For SALE BY ALL DEALERs'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

BEAUTIFUL.-We have received from
Messrs. George Stinson & Co., Art Pub
fishers, Portland, Maine, two beautiful
chromos. One represents bunch of Gala
Lilies in Vase, the other q small Floral
Cross, and both are gems of art. Stinson
~ Co., are at the head Of Art Publishers
In this codntry and deserve the great sue
cess with which they are meeting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

SOME GoLD.-A partial cleanup was
made in the Ward Mine on Oregon Gulch
Mountain this week, resulting in obtain
ing $4,000. This amount, Superintend-
ont Loveridge says is entirely satisfacto-
ry, being more than was expected, as on
ly the lower end of the aume was cleaned,
the head boxes being covered. Good
work is being done in the mine and large
results confidently anticipated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

Works WELL.-An Improved De-
hectng Nozzle attached to the Giant
in Fred Haas Junction City claim is
said 10 work to charm. 1t is great
improvement, so all say who have seen
1t work. and every hydraulic claim
should have one or more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

THERE is no Workingman's organi-
zation in this county, simply because
our worklngmen are OF the working
class and have something to do other
than wasting their time in the support
of such idlers as Kearny, ct al.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

GooD BEEF.-Henry Hindley, Of the
Mountain Market, arrived here Thursday
with band Of fine Fat Beef Cattle from
1reka. One Of the critters now in the
shop is as nice beef as we have ever seen
here at this season of the year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

PUBLIC School in this District opened
last Monday with full attendance of
scholars. Mr.. r. V. Seward, Mrs. E.
B. Ames and Miss Mary O'Niel are in
charge of the several Departments, the
same US last term.