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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

oee notice of P A. Fishers appointmen,
 as assignee In bankruptcy of tho estate If e, unty. -i''i1 e
 Read under the head of candidate m.
 houncemeAis those of 7. 4. Park for As- semDiy, and Bufum, Bulmister and He'd for School Trustees. -i' ~
 Persors havin. claims apa,nst ,hc corn, v must have them sworn to and filed win ,bo Ciefk ot the Board of Supervisors before 10 CLOCK A. I., of tha first Monday of each quarter, or they will have to go over until me next quarter. The Clerk will furnish 'he printed blanks to any one wishing them. BrLiIoS.-Tuesdav mornings staoc had on one bar of silver bullion from inc t[t
 Ian mill, shipped by the May Bean Co .i .','ouSh h els Fargo & O., aud stamped si'f4J.S!. Wednesdays stage took a,yax ,irGe ree nars from the Peck Til. weighing ''I--4o ounces, and worth sG,04597.
 The contractors for furnishing the interior oI the new court house are busy at work fir ting ihe fixtures in the different offices. The SheFiits office has heen supplied with nea, ra!IinS separating the room into two l,arts ana a railing with desk top is hcing made n the County Recorders office .Ju,loe Siient'S room has been neatly carpc,cd. and Will receive $ new turi iture ia day OF ,o
 lhc contract calls iJr the work tn be com p'eied by Monday, Oct 5th.
 man who, it is said. was an cmplovc in one of the livery stables here. called at thc Bon Ton restaurant. this morriar. for his bill He was told that it was s. He said f,c 4f. Olinlck, proprietor, produced roll of about Sloo, from which ie counted cut s. The other took the money, and was @ung away with II, when Mir. Ohniek cndeayored to restrain him. The customer then insisted he had handed Ar. Ohnick $10 bill. and lmmediatcly afterwards went of. As soon as NIT. OhHick mentioned what had occurred to some Americans (Ohnick is a Japanese, and who Is very clever and iiberalj they ad- ylsed him to get the man arrested. It is un- dcrstGod warrant has been issued but the wanted individual is nst 10 be found in town.
 THAT CALF SUIT.-A most intricate polnt nf law has arisen Tn a suit between Culum- Der and Price, of Walnut Grave. involving the ownership of d calf, segregated from Its skin. Some sort oi bargain between the parties divided thc calf in this way, but in course ef time they went to law, having had a fight in the meantime. The cause was tried before Justice Moves who decreed that Pcicc should go free on the battery sharse, but left the ownership of the calf to Cul- lumber, while Price under the original bar gain, still claims and retains poss, ssion of ;he skin. CGiiumber refuses 10 have the calf killed and skinned. and as his calf is in Prices calf skin, and Price has possession of tine skin, 1t follows that Cullumbcr can't get possession of his calf. Under the cir he has applied to the Justice for some new process by which he can get his calf.
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f'ridaY's News.

Hon. ]. j. Gospcr, Territorial Secretary, has returned.
 The garrison hop at Fort Whipp'c, last night, was q brilliant affair.
 An ohstrepcrous soldier made violent assault OF the Post Trader, at Fort Whipplc, yesterday afternoon.
 Paul Reicker has made report Tn writing, nf his recent explorations, to Lieut.. Toucy, who las forwarded it to Gen. Wilcox.
 There was some fst:cuiiing on the streets, last night. among the newly arrived sol diers, some of whom had become quite hilarious.
 The streets were lIvclier, last night, with soldiers than they have been iora long time past, due to the arrival, yesterday, of the troops from Yuma.
 Lieut.. Guy Howard, son of Gen. o. O.. Howard, miil remain here until he com pleeea some maps of scout made in the Department of the Columbia.
 Company r, Twelfth infantry, will remain here. The other four companies of the same regiment were to move to-day-two en route to Verde and the remairder Co Apache,
 There was a very saiisiactlry rehearsal n the new theater. last evening, by the ladies and gentlemen who are to appear in the .Ronph Diamond" and "Woodcock's Little Gnmo" ea Ihe 9sih inst,
 Chief Operator Hunter came to town to- day in highly electrical condition. work men on the Gurley st. new hotel having twisted the telegraph wires together and emf of all inteliigible communication be- tween the Prescott office and the 1ne at fort 1Yhipfis,
 P. NJ Fisher, assignee of the estate of Michael Guerin, left this morning for Sil- nal City. accompanied by MT. Duncan, re- nresentative of the San Francisco crcdi- tors They have the order from the Court sor the AarSi.ai to sura Gser shq IroESrt< ,-d the order from C $. Marshal nako tr Drnnty Marshal Anderson to make the transfer in accc,.!s..nce vita the order of the Court, after which NIT. i:;,''Srson will return to Prescott
 The Globe City Si!ycr Belt of the laIh, q;ye5 fuil accannI of she killing af 5ohs q Symc, at that place by Mrs. T. E. Joncs a,e l. 0. Dickason, aee Patterson, etc, and --,onaccs it a eold-blooded murder. r. E 'oi,, Iones ber husbaR.d!, from whom she has ,,arted was on the coroner'S jary over the ,ady of syne, and joined in a verdict oi killing by MrS. Elizabeth \. Jones with frlorlous intoat Mrs. Jones vas fof@erig n resident of Prescott. bntas she generally re- mained a,homc. Lcf real character dilR eFaa out here ss she is represented to have de. n t,,--alf faa f,fDiln
 Judge T. J. IBidwell, of Signal, formerly n resident, and stiil property owner and ,ax-payer iii this county, has been here for a few days, on business. He was the guest Inf Judge John Howard, at Fort Misery. auriug his stay in Prescott, and left this morning, n company with P. NJ. Fisher, Esq, for Signal City. The MINES being . Woolsey paper, and the "loss" away from home. rather einbar- rasses us as to who these gentlemen ropraT sen4 ,o be in the lead for Delegate in their 1 County, but it isn | Woolsey nor Campbell i nor Stevens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

hETQRNzD.-Chas. 4. Randall. of Randall @ oilne. who went East to buy good. some I'he IT, since, returned by last nights staoe. l. ne went wa Albuquerqua Fl Moro. e,c. ro o'' LOUIS thence to New York a-d Boston ana returned by way of San Francesca lit informs us that he found prices greatly reduced Tn the East since they made their ,oriher purchases, ar.d that in consequence ne purchased large line of goods in hard ware, boots and shoes, harness, sadd,crv. e'c., etc. He also procured the exclusive agency for this part of Arizona for Hunts axes, Hills Concord harness, etc. etc. Tom DouSherty, who went east with him. h,s established himself in the watch and iewel- ry business in Denver, Colorado.
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krI-eY Ns. Mcatrer.

Judge Silent. this morning filed his deci- sion Tn ;lle above case involving the rights ut the parties to ihe Use of tie water in Kirkland creek. The law of water rights Is gone into very thoroughly. making de- cislon ioo long for our present space.
 The temporary injunction or restraining order is denied. The Court decides that McAteer is entitled to tl.e use of the water by right of pr,or location but 'is limited to reasonable and necessary Use of il. and that the plaintiff is entitled to all that Is not ne- cessariiy so used. and to the Use of it gen erally when not 90 used by the defendant as aforesaid. This case involve. an important principle of law and the Judge has endeav- ofed tO make 1t q standard precedent on tue question of water rights in the Territory.
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THE oYT-FEEMONT BLOWOUT.

The Village Council met again last eve ming, and after Investigating ,hJ condition of the Village treasury, concluded that there were no available funds at their com mand out of which to defray the expenses of reception and bali in compliment to Governors Hoyt and Fremont. Expressing the deepest regret that in their corporate capacity they were unable to do as they wished in the matter, and as m evidence that their hearts are ia the work, they drew up subscription paper and the Mayor and Council cn each subscribed $20 from their private funds, to be Used for tie purpose ind-cated, as follows: F. w. Blake, SEQ; O. Allen, SEQ; Dan IIatz, SEQ; Robt Con nell, S30; (. l.. Spencer, $20. Total, $l00. This is certainly very liberal on the part Of the City Fathers, considering the fact that ail their services, as such, are given gratUit- ously. With such an example in view it will be but little trouble to raise by sub- scription sum sufficient 10 get up q very respectable reception when the "Oid Path finder approaches,
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s,o,en--sl2a neward.

.,ep from fife undersigned two sar-el h9rscs q ugft -rel with scar back iust gcsbhed over, a,! white s;rpo in forehead the other dE sorrei, brand ci ,r Jeff hip with freed D, very large. The above reward viii be paid for the return Of the property and
 of the tnievcs, or S35 for horses and slcD Ter I'ii--' .,tfir -fEt8Ss
 -,' ,l,,.., ,s . d.-.rrpfi,u ci the sfsspec.st char.ctsr. Height about feet inches, carE Alf rlt rses coiGc mixed CT C!oTeed; isf eoi.Hs 4r-.i Had the appeaTznes of having Eefn in !Tse er nsns sr indoor hfe hsEes N,,iie and tender ra.ef nesy, voug about 2i tc 2s years of Upper Trout ;eetl decay and snsggled and dressed iu dark clothes, was also ean shayed On being questioned Es to where he ,,.s stuupng and where he intended going, gave il- direct and unsatisfactory ansEcrs.
 Prescott, Arizona, Sept. IT, 1s7s.-ewks
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

And in accordance with law and an order of the Beard Directors made on the l.;h day of August, lS7S, so many shares of suck stock as may he necessary wili be sold at public auction at the store of C. r. Head X Co, in Prescott. A. T., on Friday. October 1, lS7S, at the hour of o'cIoc!, r. M. tO pay said delinquent aSseSSmcnt thereon together with costs of advertising and xpcnses of the sale. WM. C. FOSTER, Scc'V.
 Prescott, 4. T.. Sept. 2, lS1S.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
PRESCOTT nnAMArIc .oc1sry.

Location of principal place of business, Prescott, Navapai county, Arizona Territory
 NOTICE.-Thcre is delinquent upon Ihe following described stock on account Of AS seSsmcnt No. l. of S' per share, which was levied upon the capital stock of thc corpora ton. on the I7th day of August. ISIS, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders:
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in Bankruptcy.

Notice of Assignee of his appoiutment.-in Bank rup;cy-Thirl JGdicBl District Territory of ATiTuua, Presc t. the 26th day of September, iS7s hr undersigned hereby gives notice of hs appointment Assignee of Michael Guerin, of Signal NUhaVe county, Arizona Terri ory within said district, who has been a judged bankrupt, upon petition cf his creditors, iy the District Court of said niscrict-
 r. M. FISHER Assigna2. September 2i, Is1S-3w
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-psrnersho heretofore existing between E. H. smith aud l.. |. Haie under the of Smith S Hse is this day dissolved by mutual The Plaza bit saloon and bowling alley Will be continued by R. fl. Su th, who viii pay all just claims against tla late r1n and who alone authorized o collect debs due the concern. E. II. SMITH.
 l.. r, HALE
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d.. II.
 
 II, T. READ and \. MONK.
 By virtue of execution in the Justices Court, Ge.t Precinct, Territory of Arizona in and fer the recinct of Gille County Earapsi duly tesel tSr Sth day of September, IsIS, by which am conlaRl- ed to make of tho personal property Of the above named defendants if sufficient be found, if not then of their real property, the sun of two hundred and uinetv-one dollars and n.netyhve cents SD. y1l , sef mt ;,id tAeI.,one tcIlass and s.xty-nye ca,s a2IG5l cost uf suit. togeisier With costs that ms, cr,a Failing find sufficient peT-oncl property tt longing to sad Ce daut, I have ieSieI upon and seig all the right. title and in nerest Of said deidalts or in and to the following descbei real estate, to vii One ranch containing three hundred and twenty ,32 acres known as Read and Monks Garden, house, crops ditch, wat.rright, together with all improve ynec's thereon, lo;t tuo T,1 ehah nies Nor'f o Illett Asaa,.sl Count. .. (,
 ' otto- is hereby gifsa fiat oh fuesisf, October sth ls7s at one o'clock D. fu., at Gieti in said CoSn ,y win sell the above described real estate st pubic auctfon o the highest bidder for eash to sa'lsy said .,.,,.i,,r and all costs VIM. ALBEkS,
 Special Deputy Coutsable. q. n.rs,t T Sent rnlter iSth, 1878.
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Tickets for the Million.

We are prepared to do eleotion-ticket printing by the million and for the million. at bedrock rates, for cash.
 It saves bookkeeping to pay as you go, you know. Still we shali not ask q good man to pawn his watch if he doesn't happen 10 have the ChInge with iIm.
 Order your tickets in time to have them wei! distributed in every precinct.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

The undersigned has consented in obedience to the request of a large number cf the voters of YaVapa county, to become candidate for the Assembly of Arizona, Ia opposition to \. Ellis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
Prescott, Arizona, Sept. 26, 1878.
Trustees sch col Dist. No.I.

The following names by very general desire of the taxpayers of school Dist No. l. presented can iidates for Trustees the ensuing election, viz: WM. I BUFFUM, F. II. BUitMISTER, C. P. HEAD.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS.
To Rent.
For Assembly.

Furnished bed rooms in private house. Inquire at this office.
 Prescott. Sept. 25th-1wks
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

Ion. HiIam <. Stevens came in on last nights stcge and we have been on the look out all day 10 interview him but have not caught single glimpse of him. He is pro- bably clCseted with some of his consIiu- entS.
 We shall recur to the subject agaia when we have seen and heard him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27
MARRIED.

FREDERIC KS -SCIlEMER.-At the house fG. Urfer
 Prescott, Arizona Sept. 2l 1878, by A. O. Moves, j F., INckmcr NJ. Fredericks to Miss Christine SchOgmer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

WANTED-A woman to do houSework in a family of two. Apply at tlis office.
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Special N 0 tic 6 {!
 DR. S. DAVIDSON.
Nervous and Muscular Pr, stras tion, Premature Exhaus-
 ton of Vitality, Etc,

DIES, which E-ye Cnia"H;.y dist uished his ss- icr aai iu .r' his marvellous surc-~ M the -,atrsit pi iseS- lie co 'soying diseases. HIl. s. EANfBsbN fss devoted my years Co th- study tes. .eays in Eurc vls~e e -tet ui;t flc sori f~ii1v .lei SIEflALt~.S. fT"isssr.- iaifus;i. r5cnrd NeistYn aId others, iuan extended H0. ai sa Practice. winch afforded him Inore y..si .ricncc than has AeeE ltsained .y aly o.h,r psa,uouss.
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For Kent e Sale.

At eass terms new css.z-e e four r7s.s., Isle.y usiei by fhc Rev. Fash-z Becker. AiGiy ss JoAa RsIh.e'S, k. E.!rAis-, al Fogs WlliIIde-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

BrOgSns from S2.50 to S4.5O. at the City Boot and Shoe store of A. J. Mason. a37
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Budweiser Beer, SIS per case, at Gangs.
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AT!LlIId, lNtIIttIIITItT -NIII, INIo. Ar,ustOng B Helm C J Armstrong; Wm JaIrCtt Thos Bennett John Mitchell Ba ey M Murphy M N Bl rchard o R Monk AlOnso BrcHk \ C Nichols William Black J VI Nevin D ClarG Kettle Nash M&rgrct Clark : NJ Odrll John-3 Colquc'te M Petty V Dinoud C T. Prime Jona,hqn Ellis Mrs F Euoottom C F. Edwards Thos Stebbns c FlyBn Schuenden Garner Mrs M l. Schmidt Gray Jas Scott " B Hammond G Sharbboeis X
 Thompson The above named persons will please call for "Advertised Letter."
 IT. w OTIS, r. NJ.
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The following is q list of letters remaining in the Prescott pOsroftice Iavapai County AriZnna. Sen;emhnr 2Slh. IS1S.
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COnstab!e's Sale.
II. T. READ and \. MoSX.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF YAvAPAI.
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Try the Miller Wi,ley, S4 per gallon. at Bowen, Knowles Co.'S a3l
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We notice that M. Lowenthal, the tailor, next door to Kelly X Stephens, is doing good work Call and see him. Septl0
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NoTICE.-Ganz having just received q large lot of Budweiser Beer, offers the same at reduced rates. sli#
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The City Brewery is itself again. Plenty of good Lager Beer on hand. aug9-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-27

Fresh pasted coffee every day, at Bowen, Knowles ,S Co. a3l
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Best flour S5.50 per l0O lbs, at Bowen, Knowles N Co. aus!
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e-Ye your tsx-soue af home and come and examine Ess goods pEicsa.
 D. E. WEAVER. Ireseott JaIy 1T. IsIs.
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Milk pans S6 per doz.; 30 pieces of tInware with a Charter Oak Cook Stove at Frederick X Hill'S a16IV-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

Try, TRY AaAIN.-Our old and es-
teemed friend Charley Whitlock, of Hay
Fork, started this week for the State of
Illinois, first going to Plumas county, Cal.
to visit relatives and friends residing there.
This is the third trip Charley has gone to
the States" On both previous occa-
sions he went to stay, but that irresistible
something which ever accompanies old
Calfornians to the East, caused him to
again seek the Pacific slope. Prohting
by his past experience in " staying
home," Mr.. Whitlock says he dom know
whether he will stay this time or not
His many Trinity friends and acquaint-
ances will be glad to welcome him back
at any time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

DEAD.-Chas. w. Gordon writes from
San Francisco to Sheriff Philbrook as
follows: +: This morning in looking over
the cdU l noticed the death of Asa Tay-
Ter. | went to the American Exchange
Hotel and learned that he died Monday
nlght-was found dead in his bed about
3 o'clock. had told him to let me know
II he wanted anything, but he did not send
me word, and Ryan told me few days
ago that he was getting along very well.
l havejust time to write this and no more.
He is buried in the City Cemetery" We
shall make further reference to the de-
ceased next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

SPECIFICATIoNs.-O Owing to mistake
on the part of our compositors, several
errors were made in the School House
Specifications as published last week -
The error consisted in substituting a fig
ure 3 for n 6, in number of places -
Wherever occurred it should have
been 6, as there is no 5 inch lumber in al
the building. The error was discovered
the following day and corrected as far as
possible by printing slips and mailing to
contractors who wera likely to bid on the
job. The correct Specifications will be
found in full on the fourth page of this
paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

LET 1T ALoNE.-Our old Democratic
friend John A. Hubbard, of Douglas
City, called on us this week and gave
his views on the Potter investigation. -
He says that inasmuch as the great Dem
ocratic Party submitted the Presidential
election question to arbitration before the
Electoral Commission and agreed to
abide the result, they should not now
seek to shake Hayes ti.le. 1t is so sell
dom that we can agree with our Demo
cratic friends on political questions that
we take pleasure in recording our judg-
ment on this occasion. We concur.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

PERsoNAL.-Judge ID. s. Payne, of
San Jose, and Professor Chas. II. Allen,
Of the State Normal School, arrived here
Thursday, coming by way of Humboldt
Bay and the trail. The trip was very
rough one and will long be remembered
by the gentlemen. Prof. Allen left for
home Friday morning Judge Payne will
remain few days to rusticate. He ex-
poets to be joined here by a party from
San Jose on a hunting and fishing excur-
sion in the mountains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

GONG EAsT.-Miss Moliie E. Slack,
who has been at Canon City several
months visiting her brother, Oscar l..
Slack, left here for her home in New
Hampshire, Thursday morning. Mrs.
Henry Knowles and Miss NJ. N. Wad-
leigh, of Hay Fork, and Mrs. NJ. 7. Mer-
rill, of Junction City, start next Monday
morning, also for the Eastern States.-
Mr.. Merrill will join them en- route and
all go overland together. The party has
our best wishes for pleasant and safe
journey across the Continent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

WHAT'S THE MATTER ?-The volumes
of Amendments to the Codes were only
received by the county officers entitled
thereto last Monday. Inasmuch as three
months have passed since the adjourn
meut of the Legislature, and the volumes
referred to are Of only hundred or so
pages, it would seem that they should
have been distributed before this time
Perhaps there may be a hidden reason
why they are kept back, and in the mean
while private enterprise furnishes the
amendments to those who apply and pay
for them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
By uuiversaI accord Aver,s Catbart

by universal accord, Ayers Cathartic
Pills are the best of all purgatves for family
and successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in their
practice, and by all civilized nations, prove
Pill that medical science can devise. Being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from tn cir
use. In intrinsic value and curative powers
no other Pills can be compared with them,
employ them, when needed. They keep the
system in perfect order, and maintain in heal
thy action the whole machinery of life. Mild,
searching and efiectual. They are specially
adapted to the needs of the digestive apara-
tus, arrangements of which they prevent and
cure, if timely taken. They are the best
and safest physic to employ for children and
weakened constitutions, where a mild, but
dealers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

DEADwooD. Mr.. T.. +. Belleau was
in town this week and talks encouraging
ly Of Deadweod and its prospects. He
says that Trotter, Diener & Co., have
made new discovery and showed us
some rock which will go from 1925 to
$3.50 to the ton. Sebastian made recent
cleanup in his arastra realizing $1,000
from 20 tons of rock. Fricl q Davis
and Phillips & Wiley both have good
lodges and are certain Of q" big thing"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

OFFICIAL CoUNT.-On Monday last
the Board OF Supervisors met to canvass
the votes of Trinity county cast for the
Constitutional Convention. Polls had
been opened in only 8 of the 10 precincts
comprising the county, rs follows -
Neavervilie, Minersville, Douglas City,
junction City, Canon City, North Fork.
Cox's Bar, Ruch'sand Georges. Fol-
lowing is the total number of votes re-
ceived by each candidate
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

Done FOR THE SEASON Mr.. Fred.
G. Haas has finished mining in his juno
ton City claim for this year, water hav-
ing failed. We are glad to note that Mr..
Haas is entirely satisfied with the result
of his seasons work, but did not learn the
amount taken out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

Doors AND SHoEs.-Attention is di-
rected to the new advertisement Of Louis
Schall. As Mr.. Schall deals in nothing
outside the Boot and Shoe line, he gives
that branch his exclusive attention, and
keeps superior stock constantly on hand.
Call and see.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

ASSESSMENT RoLL-Tho Assessment
Roll of Trinity County for the year 1873
has been completed. 1t shows the taxa
bic property of the county to be $S6S, 900
against SSO4,000 for lS77-a gain of
S64,OOO. Were notes, mortgages, county
scrip, ETC., taxed as they should be, our
assessable property would be increased
fully 80 per cent. The assessment this
year is very thorough and Assessor Paul
sen and his deputies deserve praise for
the manner in which their work has been
done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

LEGAL NOTICE. Mason & Thayer, ot
Douglas City, this week publish Certi-
fcate of Partnership as required by law.
Several other firms doing business in this
county will find it to their advantage to
do likewise if hey desire to maintain their
standing in the Courts.