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The Morning herald., 1878-07-17
TEl.EcRAMS
'sr. IoU1s UNDER A scoRcH1NG SUN
4 DAT or TERROR AND DRATE-ALL SJsI-
NESS sTorPHD. NJ i&

4 DAT or rrRRoR AND DRATH-ALL SJsI-
MESS srorrHD. is
NEW YoRx, July 1e.-st Lous despatcA-
ssrsport ovsr 40 persons killed and several
hundred prsstsAted BY yesterdays terrific
hsit; " eight a. n. the Thermometer 'so'o
soia the shade, and cases Of sunstroke De>
san TO arrive st the City Dispensary for
tIsstmsnt. A corps Of physicisns WAS ON
hand, and extra cots, etc., provided. As
the dsy wore On the number Of lyals IN
sssased alsrmingly.. Each paiisi he ar-
rived was quickly placed on = coucA and Ice
and Tsstsratives. applied, and when suffi'
cisntly revived was hurried In . city ambu-
lance to the CITY Hospital or his home.
About ten. O'Clock the venerable Dr. Nc
Canously, editor Of tho Christian Advocate,
fell prostrstewhile .st work in his Office,
and st sncs the report went forth that hi
was dead, and It was only at much later
hour that It was learned that he had re-
yiyed and was stlll alive, though in criti
cal condition. AT II O'Clock, Mr.. JOSEPH
Tlemau, prominent real estate dealer
while talking to his partner, Mr.. R. h
Lancaster, q well known and popular poll
tician snd capitalist, fell to the floor insen-
sIble. Mr.. Lancaster rushed out for ict
and on his return fell PROSTATE himself
and though both revived they are yet In 9
critical condition.
A roustabcut tell and expired immedi-
and his body was taken to the Morgue
The alarm was 30 intapse among the rive
hands that they refused to load and unlosi
the boats during, midday, and river com
1msrcss suffered seriously Immense car
goes Of grain were on boats waiting to b,
discharged, but the stevedores In most
canes refused to put their men to work. A
the mills and factories also, where the hea
wAsintensided add whore msny were pros.
tratsd, large numbers Of worknen refuset
to work. Ms yarsps.- ~ -S-4t., ;yss ssa 1 -
AT noon there were fifteen corpses IN th'
Mofgue! !e Two horses Of Undertaken COFFEE
fSlldead ID the streets while conveying th'
D00te6 o1IWO YictlRs 10 the cemetery. Un
dertaker amiters lost three horses In th,
came service. Among the bodies laid ou
In the Morgue was that Of John Phalen
once Of the City Council, and one of th'
most brilliant young men In the city. He
had been picked up In the street dead from
sunstroke. DR.. Herman Voorster, exeCor
oner, and the most noted athlete IN st
Louis, If not west of the Mississippi, fell
unconscious, and expired shortly after
wards.
At 8 o'clock P. M. there were twenty-siz
. bodies in the Morgue, and, despite the ut.
most care that had been taken, the stencil
was awful, and pervaded the atmosphere
for q block away. Fifteen Of the bodies
were already boxed up for burial, and the
others were on ice. Of course the most o
these victims were Of the poor and labor
ing classes, many Of them unknown.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-17

EDwARp G. BRADFORD, Jr. Esq.
Proctor for Libellants.
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By MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Work has been resumed in the sehuyifih !
coal regions.
Assistant Foreman James W. Hartnett
Mitchell Lehr, OF Fire Company NO. o.
were killed by falling wall. II ss, {.
A are On Monday night in New Orleans,
destroyed eight houses, including the Madia
son School for girls, Loss about soo'oov' b
Thomas d. a. .spipk, q farmer, Of ouid-
nesset, R. r, ~ W 10 old, fell from . load
Of hay on Monday afternoon breaking n''
necht 4
The Robinson Wagon Company, Of Gin
clnpsti, have made Tan assignment. Th'
| liabilities arc not stated. The assets are %.
timated at $67, 900. :,
The lrtic stsam yacht Jeanette, Lieu
| tenant George w. Do Long commanding
Ilsit Havre, France, on, Monday noon, en-
route for San Francisco r
lTAil is quiet in Montreal and no trouble n
anticipated, as the Orsngemen have post
po,ed tho Hackett Monument ceremony
stfong guards are still posted on the ar
meries. ,&s "a
Between fifty and sixty discharges in tht
Patent Offices have just been made. Mos'
of them were female employees and the, re
duction in appropriations caused the dis
charges. 4 =
1t is understood that the government hal
appointed the Hon. Edward Barron Chand
| ler as Lieutenant Governor of New Bruins
wick in place Of the Hon. 8. L. Tiley re-
signed. !
At consistory held on Monday in Rome
the Pope submitted for approval Of the Car
diusls secret alldcution Indicating the fu
ture line of conduct towards the various
powers.
There have been Radical meeting In Ma
ples recently to urge the annexation ol
FSouthern Tyrol to Italy. The Standard
Vienna despatch states that the Italian Am
/ bssssdor has been recalled to Rome in con-
sequence of his reports respecting Austrian
criticisms oD this movement.
Earl Bsaconsaeld and the Marquis Of
Salisbury arrived at Dover, England, yes
terday and were enthusiastically cheered
on landing: Inreply to an address Of the
Mayor, Earl Beaconsfied said. "We have
brought peace with honor, and I hope the
prosperity of England will follow"
The Morning herald., 1878-07-17
RAILROADS.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND,
BALTIMORE RAILROA
June 10th 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follews
for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
$40, 866, $40. 900, 8 AZ, 10 90. a. m. 2 80,
4.30, 7 20, . 48 pm.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 5A nd,
II 81, u 40, s 48pm.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 80
am,
Baltimore and Washington, u 81, / l8, s 80,
ana, 1854, II So, 500, p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle 820. 9 80, am, l Us, 8 20 p. m. =.
Harrington and intermediate stations 30
ANIL I5, 8 80 m.
Delmar and intermediate stations. 9 80,
q. m. los, p, m. '.'
= SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations
10a m, 8 90. 6 80 p m.
philadelphia and New York, 2 90. S A q m.
Baltimore and Washington, IL 81, l l6 m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tablespCsted at the de.
pot.
juns-ly H.FKENNEY. .supt.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-17

It'll tha than naKe ~ money faster at work ,o, w..
qured: T. we wxey,ih11ng wi11 elss, capital moi OF ya u
women boys and Girls sGe vaT aa7aas%strious as%
ontft %Sak ior or US; Now is the timep n per Gay q
Iurusta % I Madams Mterms Free. ADDRESS TnnT ea sI
The Morning herald., 1878-07-17

DECD business yop can spsby snl|
DIG L IS to $40 per gay Iir Itneir orpgg|
worker Of either seq, ,Jighblt snw ,es wort, NJ
!alities. Particulars and samPi,Imn P,me for, ni|
free. Improve your spare 70 PorlaDA
business. Address sTIFsoN :"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05
among the Dead Failures.

OF the past, how many bogus nostrums
may be numbered Beginning their ca
reers with tremendous flourish of trump
cts, blazoned for a time in the public
prints and on flaming posters, soon, but
not too soon, were they relegated to the
limbo of things lost on earth. But Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is living and
thriving remedy. 1t goes on, curing and
to cure. Neither underhand nor open
competition affect it. On the contrary,
contrast with inferior rival preparations
only increases its popularity. 1t has
been repeatedly initiated, but without
success. CounterteitS of it have been
surreptitiously introduced but have tal-
len fiat. Everywhere it entrenches itself
in the confidence OF the people and well
it may, for i: is thoroughly reliable in
vigorant OF the feeble, banishes dyspe2-
sia and constipation, braces the nerves,
cures rheumatic ailments and kidney
complaints, and eradicates and prevents
intermittent and remittent tevers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

How can the wonderful increase in the
sales of the Weber Pianos over those of
other and well known instruments be ac-
counted for ?
The answer is in the fact that their tone
is purer, more melodious and more pow
erful, and the touch more sympathetic'
and they are stronger and more durable.
They are the favorite instrument of ev
cry primadonna, every singer, every plan
ist OF renown, IN fact every musician Of
note and while the manufacturer con-
stantly improves his piano, other firms
are resting on their laurels, perfectly con-
tent with themselves and their work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

INSTALLATIONS. - The following are
the new officers of the Lodges named for
the Term commencing Jan. lst.
Trinity Lodge, No. %, F. and A. NJ
w. j. Tinnin, NJ; Jas. Harvey. s. w.
Geo. B. Jumper, J. W.; Otto Volmers,
Treas; NJ. f. Griffin, Secty.; Alfred
Harvey, S. D.; j. H. Bremen, J. D.;
G. w. Smith, Marshal W. S. Lowden
and Jacob Barnickel, Stewards Chas.
G@ring, Tyler. Installed December 9th
by j. w. Philbrook, P. NJ.
Trinity Chapter, No. 10, R. A. M
w. j. Tinnin, H. p; John McMurry,
X; w. s. Lowden, s.; Jas. NJ. Pickett.
G. H.; j. w. Philbrook, P. S.; j. C.
Wood, r. A. c.; Jas. Harvey, NJ. Sd v;
p. M. Paulsen, NJ. I'd "; j. G. Irwin,
M. 1st "; Otto Vollmers Treas; NJ. F.
Griffin, Secty.; Chas. G@ring, Guard.
Installed December 9th by 0. C. Christ.
jansen, p. Ii. P.
North Star Lodge, No. 81, I. O.O.F.
Geo. b. Jumper, N. g.; Henry Lor-
enz, V. g.; G. w. Craig, R. s.. j. W.
Philbrook, P. s.; Albert Bowler, Treas. /;
w. F. Junkans, W.; T. j. Conway,
c.; Geo. Mcknight r. S. n. G.; Silas
Rule, l.. s. N. g.; j. S. Lands, r. S.
V. g.; John Hagleman, l.. S. V.G.;
Henry Bardoner, l. g.; T. f. Jones, O.
g.; f. w. Young, r, S. s.; j. r. Flagg,
l.. 5. S. Installed Thursday Evening,
January Sd, by j. w. Philbrook, d. d q.
G. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

In ScoTLAND.-We take the liberty
o' publishing the following from a pri-
Sale letter received from Mr.. James
"llzsan, of Canon City, who left here
several weeks ago, accompanied by his
Soh James, for Scotland, to look after
"i inheritance OF great value and of
wnlch he had been deprived for num-
% u'r OF years. His many old friends in
t'nity will be glad to know that he
'ound everything satisfactory. He writes
I"der date of Elgin, Morayshire, Scot
''nu, december 10Th, 1877, rs follows {:
4. We arrived in Scotland Dec. 5th, af
tbo pIeasant voyage Of II days across
zh Ip As'"htlc arrived in Elgin on the
WA ~" iouhd the place greatly changed
III. liz Out few of my old school. mates
ing not one Of whom knew me eK-
ibep' 3y name. Tho face OF the country
"I' "a' GmIl"nged very much since / left /;
H. i'so 'ne towns. | found everything sat
TIS,%Tc'ory IS,T and will leave this place on the
-'n bv Tor the Orkney Isles, thence back
d,r d. way OF Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Lon
IIj"' Liverpool, Ireland and return by
wvibfieL[p2oI wbioLp to New York and California,
Of " Ill.,. / expect to reach by the middle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

New YEAR DANCE.-The dance at
Leonard's hotel in Douglas City, Tues
day night reminded us of old times in
Douglas. There was general turn out
Of Douglas City people, and a couple of
carriages went down from Weavervile
we'll filed, beside some on horseback
Dancing began early and was continued
until nearly 4 o'clock, four and five sets
being on the floor all the time. When
we add that Jim Wallace acted as floor
manager it would be superfluous to say
that the machine was kept in motion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

A SPLENDID gold, stemwindng, stem
setting, "A ounce cased, lS-carat gold
Waltham watch, made to order for a
wel-known Nevada miner, beautifully
engraved cases, with full view Of his
mine and self at work placer digging -
This splendid true tmepiece originally
cost $500 with chain, will be sold for
Sl2O, and be sent to Virginia City by ex
press, with written guarantee, Uncle
Harris, 7O2 Kearny street, San Francis
co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
A PATENT To A
PLACER MINING CLAIM.
United States Land Office,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
NOVEMBER 10Th. 1877.

NOVEMBER l2th, 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ A. G.. Price, John A. Burger and
Ellis Flowers, whose Post Office address
is Canon City, Trinity County, State Of
California, have made application for -
Patent for a Gold Bearing Placer Mins
situated in Canon Mining District. in .nid
County and State, and known as tho
HARMON GOLD PLACER MINE,
and moro particularly known and describ-
ed rs follows, to-wit:
Beginning at Rock 24xl4x3 inches
msrked IL, S30o w 1928 chains thence
running S72e w $50 chains to Rock
l5xl2x5 inches, marked IL thence run
ming West 5.6l chains to Post marked
c G ii Co in rock mound thence run
ping North 1910 chains to n Black Oak
marked + ) thence running N79'E
1869 chains to Rock l6Xl0x5 inches.
marked III, in earth mound thence run
ming S7l - f ll,S5 chains toplace Of be-
ginning; being Lots Ill and 10 also
Flowers and Smith location, commencing
to Post marked + 5 in rock mound;
running West 7.35 chains'; thence run
ming N3at w 1913 chains to Rock
1Sxl2xl0 inches marked III thence run
ming N79o Il $50 chains to Il Black Oak
marked + ) thence running South 1910
chains to place of beginning Lot No.
30, Comprising Lots III, 40 and 5O.-
Containing 46 IL 100 acres. In Town
ship 81 n, L 10 and IL West, NJ. ID. NJ.
Bounded on East by Government Land,
on the North by IL. {. Wilt and Frank
Iowei's Placer Mine, on the West by
Nj. l.. Knowlton's Claim, and ,on. the
South by the Hog 'cm Hill Claim.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required to present the same
| to the Register and Receiver of the, U nit
ed States Land Office nj Shasta, Caltor-
nia, within sixty days from the first day
OF Publication Of this notice.
AARON BELL,
novl760d. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

ANOTHER CHANGE. - From r. M.
Stone, who left junction Citya few years
ago, we learn himself and family are at
Petrolia, Humboldt county, and in the
enjoyment Of good health. Mr., Stone
has been engaged in the hotel business at
that place during the past two years but
has recently sold out and will look for a
new location. Mr.. Stone further informs
us that since leaving Trinity he has done
we'll financially.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

FIGHT WITH BUCK.-Geo. William
son, Humboldt mailman while coming
up the trail below Taylor's Flat, Tuesday
evening, discovered buck deer feeding
on ihe fiat below. Dismountng he pick
ed up large rock and dropped it directly
on the deer's back, at the same time
dropping the deer. Making his way
down the hill to the PROSTATE animal
George had nearly reached it when the
deer arose and showed fight, but second
rock thrown with unerring aim knocked
off one of his horns and part of the
scalp. This seemed either to satisfy or
bewlder the belligerent buck, as he made
off in quick time. Williamson brought
tie horn to town as trophy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

A TRIPLE STANDARD.-We are in IA
vor of gold, silver and greenbacks, and
for the matter Of that Of gold notes also.
Ifany delinquent on the books OF the
JOURNAL questions our sincerity in max
ing this declaration, he can put it to the
proof by rendering the amount OF bis in
debtedness in any Of the four kinds of
money we have named. Try US.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

FURTHER PARTICULARs.-F the
official record of the inquest held by Jus
tice Barnum last week we gather the fol
lowing additional particulars The name
of the deceased was d. V. Gates, that of
his partner by whom he was killed, AL
bert E Root. The two came from Hum
boldt county in November last and built
II cabin near the Big Lake for the purpose
of hunting and trapping. The details of
the sad affair are substantially the same
as related last week. The deceased was
about 80 years of age and native of
Wisconsin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

RlCH RETURNs.- Mossrs. Beleau &
Troter had " Happy New Year" in
reality after cleaning their arastra at the
Doadwood quartz mines. From sixteen
and one-half tons of quartz milled they
reazed about three thousand, seven hun
dred dollars, besides leaving gold in the
arsstra estimated at from five hundred to
athOusand dollars more. This shows an
average of over $3.50 per ton and Mr.. Bel
leau informs us that they have plenty
more quartz equally as good at the
dump. The cold weather has dried up
the water but the company will keep at
work getting out quartz aud when they
complete the tunnel they are now driving
they will have all three of their quartz
veins tapped end commence breasting out
on each of them. The length of the tun
ne now being run will be about 500 feet
and twill strike the veins at good depth
Tor working 10 advantage. Prospecting
Is being carried on in the other claims
and the present indications are that Dead
wood will become lively mining camp
once more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN the undersigned will apply 20 the
Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of Trim
ity County, at the February Term, for
renewal OF License TO keep a Toll Bridge
across Trinity River at Lewiston.
O. PHILLIPS.
Lewiston, Dec. 8, 1877. ow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

ANNIVERSARY Social Beacon Lodge
No. 300, |. O. &. IT,, will celebrate the
10th Annivers ary of its institution on
Monday evening, Jan. llth, 1873, by a
social reunion at Good Templars Hall.
Literary exercises, music, lunch and So
cabiity will be the features OF the enter
tainment, which will be given to mem
bers and invited guests.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05
Halls Vegetable s,eilian Hair Re-

newer is Il scientific combination of some of
the most powerful restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to
its original color. 1t makes the scalp white
and cloan. 1t cures dandruif and humors, and
lalling-out OF the hair. 1t furnishes the nu-
tritiyo principles by which the hair is nour-
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair moist,
soft AMI glossy, and is unsurpassed as hair
dressing. 1t is the most economical prepara-
ton ever offered to the public, rs its effects re-
main long time, making only an occasional
application necessary. Ii Is recommended
and used by eminent medical men, and ott-
cially endorsed by the State ASsayer of Mas
sachusettS For sale by all dealers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

!, "N" ADyERTIsEMENT.-The atten-
'' vi our readers is directed to the
's'less announcement of Mr.. Henry
,a, "S'nS IN another column, wherein is
u ''n the specialities Of his trade.
ia 'unNsns has been engaged in bus
dnon "'re too long to need any intro
H. '''o'' at our hands. In addition to
a'', I merchandise business, he purchases
S.n 1 uuSt and draws sight drafts on
'"n Francisco at mar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

REDEMPTION FUHD.-County Treas
urer NJ. f. Griffin this week gives notice
that sealed proposals for the redemption
% Warrants on the County General
Fund will be received by him up to the
last day of the february session OF the
Board Of Supervisors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

SALUTE.-Just as the Old Year pass
ed away and the New Year sprang into
existence, the cannon on Centennial
Hill rang out joyous welcome, which
startled our sleeping denizens in their
midnight slumbers. The night was nh-
usually clear and cold and the echo
and reverberation of each successive
shot rang round the basin for several
snnnnds after firing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

A SHORT ADDRESS. Don't forget,
brother taxpayers, that Monday next will
be the last day of grace, that after 6
o'clock on that day the Sheriff can only
receive taxes with the additional costs and
percentages provided by law for the de-
linouent. And don't forget that this
threatens to be another dry season and
that penny saved is penny earned
Therefore be ye wise in time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

HEARD FRoM.-Wm. Little, an old
time resident of this place, writes to
us from Osceola, Iowa, at which place
he is located and engaged in farming.
He complains that failure Of crops in
that section for three successive years
have made times very dull, and like
nearly all old Californians expresses his
intention Of returning to the Pacific
Coast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05
HOME NEWS.

THE DEPARTED.-The list of Deaths
occurring in this county during the year
lust closed, which is published in anoth-
er column, is remarkably small and in
that respect might be said to afford cause
for congratulation. Particularly is this
the case in the ranks of our little people,
only three children having been taken
from our midst during the entire year,
Notwithstanding that scarlet fever has
been more or less prevalent for several
months past. Happily this dread disease
Olchdhood has been of mild type and
MOnly one case-;hat of l.. j. Kellogg S
Msboy at Hay Fork-has it proven ia
bL
A prominent feature in the list of
Deaths, and one which must surely have
adrpres,ing influence upon our old set
tiers, Is the comparatively large mum Der
OFOld persons who have passed away
In a total Death list of only II, no less
than 10 were of the advanced age of so
years and upwards, of which number
eight were Pioneer settlers in our county,
namely Jean Mitcheet, Joseph Ewing,
Horny II. Tebbe, David ISLANDER, Ste
phon Lanehart, VIM. s. Rainer, Alberto
Il Earl and Tobias Lynch (colored). To
this number we also add the name of
Thomas S. Fisher, who, but 80 years of
age at his death, had resided in Trinity
from boyhood.
In our cares and anxietes for the fu-
ture, in our joys and struggles with the
living of to day, let us no. forget those
old time companions whom the Grim
Reaper has claimed as his own; and
standing on the threshold of a New Year,
let us pause and dropa tear to the mem
ory Of our Departed Pioneers who found
resting place in the Silent City of the
Daad in the year 1877. May we write
their errors in sand, but engrave their
virtues Oh the tablets Of enduring mem.
ory that we may learn to initiate them !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

ScRIBE.-In the list OF new officers of
the Odd Fellows Encampment at Napa,
we notice the name of y" w. II. Bachel-
der, Scribe" That sounds familiar and
looks as If !" Bach " was still at his old
tricks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05
MARRIAGES

Jan. 22.-Win l., Lyon and Mollie Dunlap
April TT. L. Jones and Mary Barnes.
May 6.-William +. Junkans and ohanna
Hoppe.
May 2S,-John Critchlow and Sarah NJ.
Ripley.
May 2l.-George r. Noonan and Lizzie c.
Shurtletf.
june 7.-George Lowery and Katie Tro-
bilcOck.
Aug. 20-John Larson and Maggie A. Coyle,
Sept, 26.-Patrick Larkin and Sarah A,
Ripley.
Nov. 23.-Jose Argueyo and Maggie Bowler.
Dec. Sl.-Edmund Silvey and Carrie Drown.
TOTAL IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05
MONDAY, the 2Ist day Of JANgARY
A. ID. IS77.

at II o'clock NJ, in front of the Court
House, in the town Of Woaverville, in
the County Of Trinity, all the right, title,
interest and estate of the said w. 5. Raj
ner at the time OF. his death, and all tho
right, title and interest that the said estat3
has, by operation Of law or otherwise,
acquired, other than or in addition to that
Of said w. 5. Raincr at tho time Of his
death, in and to all those certain lots,
pieces or parcels OF land situated, lying
and being in tthe said County Of Trinity,
of Trinity, State OF California, and bound
ed and described as follows, to wit
That certain Town Lot, together with
the Dwelling House and all other improve
mcnts thereon, boing Town Lot No. o.
in Block IL, WeaverviIlo Town-Site, aud
containing 7l-10O acres Of land also that
certain Town Lot, being Lot No. 20, in
Block 10, Wesyervlle Town-Sito, con-
70-l00 acres Of land.
Terms and Conditions of iSdle-Cash
in U. s. Gold Coin ten per cent. of tho
purchase money TO be paid to the auction-
Ger on the day Of sale, balance on confirm
alton Of sale by said Probate Court
Deed at expense of purchaser.
JOHN w. PHILBR0OK,
Executor Of the last Will aud Tcsta-
ment Of W. 5. Rainer, deceased.
Dec. 9th, 1877. ii.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-01-05

MORE QUARTz.-Mr. G. NJ. Ritter,
OF Lewiston, writes us that he anticl
pates furnishing the JOURNAL with an
interesting item from Eastman S Gulch,
about the first of February. A compa-
ny, of which he is member, have been
taking out quartz from ledge in that
locality and now have lot Of good
rock ready for crushing. An arastra
has also been erected and crushing will
commence as soon MS the freezing wealth
er is over. The boys look for big re-
suits and we hope their most sanguine
expectations will be realized.