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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
A PATENT TOA
QUARTZ MINING CLAIM.
United States Land Office,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
April 5th. 1873

April 9th, 1878.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ G~urRe klH.n, whose Port O;icp
address j. Lewiston, Trinity County,
state uf CtliiurniH, ha, made Hpu iratInu
tor H pnlrnt far tine MONTkXUMA
GOLD QUARTZ NINE SITUATED in
Deadwood Mining District, IN The above
named County and State. and more par
ticuArly do-crib"d IN the pat aud Field
Notes now un fle Ia this olii ~ H. nllnws
10 vii; Lot No II ia Town mo 33 n. r
7 West, NJ. d. NJ, containing 20 IL 100
acres.
The survey of the Lode begins at
Maple Post "a inches in diameter mark
I'D VI situated over the We.t end ut the
MputrzunH Quartz Lode from which,
the sA ting corner, 81 described in last
course Of the connection linz hru,s n 37o
w 81 chains distant X spruce 30 inches
IN diameter bears ) a09 w 81 Inks dis
lnnt; from which Post variation 1929
Elst 3 70 chains TO QIauz Platform ut
the end of Tunnel ont pf which uuartz
Is being taken from the nine; i 40 chains
over the mine where que'tz j. being taken
eut at this time by stnpng;4.Gl chains in
tersrcted post 4 inches IN diameter mark
ed NJ situated over the Indr;6 - cl aims tn
\ spruce % inches in diameter over the
Lode 3 chains leave all surface indiru-
ti"ns ot the Lode which appears to din
under the surlnee ground; the course of
the Lnde Is presumed To continue the
snme To the E4,terly end of tha claim;
2l6l chains to summit of Trinity Mnuu.
tain and enter Shasta Cnunty22 20 chains.
inter,rcird post 80 inchr, i'm diam ter
marked NJ in u rock mound for the East
end Of the mine frnm which - sorure 20
inches in diameter hnars = 76o w Il 2liu!,s.
Mt. Shasta hear< n 20o 3 E; Lgwson'
Peak bears S 76'l5' East. Boundeaon the
; " by the Vermont Claim. on the $ D
hy Skaters Claim, on the n L by Molly
X C,am '1'''
All persons holding any adverse claim.
thereto are required tn present thesan,a tn
the Register and R4ceiver of the ITnita5
StHles Laud Office at Shasta. Caiifn,nia
within sixty days from The frat DIV NJ
Publication OF this notice.
,,oo, AARON BELL.
Ap''ioo"d' Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

Coal OIL FER 1T is
learned in New York that nearly all ar
raDgements OF the Standard Oil Company
of Cleveland to supply the California
market with petroleum by the overland
route are now perfected. Heretofore this
company have been the largest shippers
via Cape Horn, their shipments varying,
according to ihe season, from 5000 to
25,O0O cases on each ship. Hereafter 1t is
intended that the oil shall reach consum-
srs direct. thus saving extra trsnsporta-
iion and other charges which have ma
terislly added to the cost by the time it
reached the interior towns of the Pacific
Coast. The arrangements will be fully
concluded in few days, when the whos
particulars will be given.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

WHO will succeed Judge SeItonf Ma
jor General Lewis is named a. the prohn-
Bile successor of that jurst. Sexton WAS
good Judge but Lewis will not make E
good Sexton. A thorough going military
man like LAWS will instinctiyey substi
tute martial law for civil law and ws think
the law will hardly be safe in his hands.
Lewis training on ths CORY field suggests
the possibility Of Cassri-m on the bench.
rs hope the Governor will not be over
come by the bsrbaric splsnjor of the
Generals uniform and record Sacra-
mento BSs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

KNOCKS TIE PERsIMM0N.- The Wat
sonviIle PVdyoniGn is Responsible for
the following hen story:
A wonderful circumstance occurred in
Wstsonville lately. To begin with, a
gentleman vol known in this section owns
a lot OF hens. One ofthem, few weeks
ago, commenced laying in the wood pile,
her Rest being situated between :Wo stick.
Of wood, placed far enough aynr, so that
as fast asan egg was laid, it would drop
upon the ground ut least two feet below
After laying twelve or fifteen eggs, the
hen commenced setting on the hole be
tween those sticks of wood, the eggs be-
ing on the ground below two feet distant.
Three weeks passed by, and eleven of
those eggs hstched successfully! Will
some scientist explain the phenomenon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

SPANNING FOR TIME.--It looks as
though Russia was sparring for time just
now. She delays her reply to Lord
Salisbury under the pretsnse that she
wishes to answer England and Aust
ria at the time, but ii is significant that
very active movements are going on
among her troops IN the neighborhood OF
Constantinopls while these diplomatic
negotiations are pending. The world
would perhaps not be greatly surprised if
she were to advance on Constantinople
and occupy it, simultaneously with the
delivsrsncs of her reply to England.
This would be a characteusticslly Rus
sisn msnsuyer, and it would, of course,
make England's position more difficult,
since while rendering peaceful solution
OF the dispute impossible, it would put
her al ihe most serious disadvantage in
commencing war. The presence of the
British fleet would seem to be of very
little practical service unless it is placed
so near Constantinoplc as to be able to
resist an occupation ofthst city. AS tits,
!. ia 80 far away that it could do nothing
TO prevent sudden Russian advance.
and the Russians have adroitly kept it at
this distance by thres tening 20 enter the
city il it advanced. England has moth
ing to gain from further procrastnation,
moreover. Ifit is necessary for her to
fight the sooner she declares war and
begins to makeil the better. Experience
warrants the conclusion that if Russia is
allowed to postpone tho crisis she will
take some sinister advantage Of the delay,
and that she has no other purpose in seek
ing it thar to hood wink or deceive her
adversary. y.-SacrGmento Record Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THE Truckee RCpu6hcon ssys: One
of the strangest and most ingenious hous-
es it has been our lot to ace, is ROW being
manufactured by the Truckee Lumbe
Company. 1t is about rs large a. min
er's cabin and ia to be used as a miners
cabin at Bodie, but with this advantage,
that it can be moved from place to place.
There is not d mil used in its construction
the many parts being 50 made that they
can be mortised together, and cnn a. eas-
lily be taken apart. Whenever it suits
the convenience of its owners to change
quarters, all they have to do is to pull it
apart and pack it on mules back, and
when they reach Il new ocStlOn the house
is easily built.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

NEE MARSHALL ON KEAkNEr.-In
the trial at San Francisco, Saturday, of
John Hayes, charged with battery in
throwing Kearney off the stage at the
Plait's Hall meeting on the 10th of March,
Mr.. Marshall in speaking of Kssrney,
made use Of the following language /:
I'VE sock to show an armed preparation
by these men to commit the most horrible
and dastsrdy crimes. II this is not trea-
son, it is SO .uesr it that my legal acumen
cannot detect the difference. ] can only
wonder st the insolence of this fellow. who
displays the arrogance given him by the
backing of his lousy mob. He fills a ball
With his idle. vicious, beastly gang, and
because he has more followers than gen
tiemen cen gather of their own class, he
overrides all dscency, and calls this "pop-
ulsr government" Bah ! have one
consolation in this: The people in the
East do not known what manner Of man
this fellow is who makes us all afraid -
this Colossus that bestridss our city They
imagine him all that leader should be-
gentemanly, intelligent, but strong and
fiery in address. They do not hear his
talk and cannot see the face Of ,his scoun-
drel. have seen many faces In the Po-
lice Court, but never one more beftting
the frame and surrounding than that OF
this fellow on the stand He 10 the
rnSuthpece of brutal temper, and has not
sense enough to state any grievances that
his followers may have. When he gath
srs his besstly gang and comes into a
meeting to overbear decent citizens, ii is
an assault upon every body. and any man
has right TO knock him out of it, and il
he knocks out the place whero his brain
ought TO be, 30 much the better"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

SACRAMENTO has Jared well at the
hands OF tho Legislature this yesr. The
appropriations voted the city are given
by tho Bee as follows Improvement of
back portion or Capitol grounds, 800, goo;
improvement Of from. portion, etc, $2S.-
600; painting ard incidentsls on Capitol
building, $1,000 permanent improve
ment, $4,000; paying for psv"ments,
81. 2.0o0 paving Tenth street, 81, 600 to
tai for Capitol grounds, S74 600 ; Branch
State Prison, S205, ,OeO Howsrds, 1880;
Ladies Relief Society, $1,000 SAcrs
mentos share of appropriations for OF
phans, $4,000 Sacramento's shsre In
drainage cansl appropriations, $1,000
making a total Of $3l7, 100.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THE people Of Butte county are in fsv-
or OF holding District Convention at
Msrysville on the 9TH OF May, for the
purpose OF naming eight delegates to be
supported for the Constitutional Conven-
tion from this Congressional District
They want party lines oblitersted and
only the best men selected for the posi-
&ion-men who will devote their whole
time and attention TO ths business, for the
work 10 be done is Of great Importance
A call will soon be issued, and we hope
20 see our men take an interest in the
snatter.-OrOUiHe Mercury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

Col. G L. Shephsrd, ofNewport, a re-
tired officer Of the U. s. A.. has been
tried hy Court martial for nrslecting to
pay over fund contributed by his broth.
er officer. in 1864 for monument or the
Stone river battle grounl, and Pre,iGant
Hayes has approved the sentence, Which
is that Shrphsrd be confined within the
limits OF the post at Fort Adams for one
year. and thereafter until the money
(Sl.gO3), with interest from 1864, shall Ge
psid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

A NEwsPAPER.-De Tocquevils, in
his work on America, gives this torcible
sketch a newspaper can drop the
same thought into thousand minds at
the same moment. A newspaper is AN
adviser who does not require to be sought,
but who comes to you every dsy of com
mon veal, without distractng your pri.
yate affairs. Newspapers, therefore, be
come more necessary in proportion as
men become more equal, and in individ
uals more to be feared. To suppose that
they only serve to protect freedom, would
be to diminish their Importance they
maintain civilization"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THE impression prevailing among the
the intelligent classes of San Francisco is
that Kesrnoysm is losing ground in that
city. Kearney and his alien colleagues,
Wellock and Knight, are no longer the
power they have been. The more sensi-
ble portion vf the working classes are be-
ginning to discover thu: instead OF any
improvements in their condition through
their adhesion to the cause OF the arch
agitators, as they were led to believe,
their condition has been made vastly more
deplorable.- San Jose Mercury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

PRETTY NEAR CoRRECT.-"Thsre is
not newspaper published from one end
of the year to the other that will not, if
critically considered, give otfen.e to some
body in the community. The newspaper
offands some one, just AS the weather,
rainy to day and sunshining to morrow,
is sure to annoy somebody. Tho con-
mon sense visw is that the newspaper is
the history OF yesterday written to-day !;
that it is the mirror Of tmes, and that
those who conduct it care nothing for in
dividusls except 10 do thsn justice. -
Exchange.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THEIR CHOICE. The Democratic
House of Representatives at Washington
has elected Charles w. Fisd, an eS.
Confederate, over General Shields Mex
ican War Veteran and eX Union Soldier,
to the position ofDIorkeeper. Both men
are lifelong Damnclati
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

GEORGE w. ABBoTT, the sbscondng
broker who ran away from San Francis
co to Acapulco with $40, 900 belonging To
the Anglo Californian Bank; aud has le-
turned all but about $4,000 to the bunk.
hs. been charged on the Prison Register
with grand srceny. He still occupies
cell in The City Prison.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

ESTIMATING the population OF the
United States At 80, Zoo, 600, the total cir
cuisting me iium Gold, silver and green
ba acks-at SLIGO, ,0O0,OO0, and tho true
value Of real and personal pro. or,y At
$3O, 500, ,000, 600, the communi.tic idea Of
an equal dlvisio would give each por,ot
s41 so in money and S761 so ia property.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

DIVIDENDS FROM THE BukAKzAs.-
Consolidated Virginia has paid in all
43 dividends, amounting To S72 IA share,
and sgglsgsting S36, $50 goo; aud Cali
tornin has pad 70 dividends, amounting
to s46 share, md aggrsgating s24, ,S4O,-
600. The grand total ioots up to S63,-
10, 600
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

AKchBIsHoP ALEMANY and Ksarney
are at loggerheads. The Ajchbi.hop'S
pastoral TO Catholics, asking the faith
ful to stay away from the sand lot meet
ings. will have nn effect on some, ana
therefore the Lieutenant General i, angry
He refers in uncomp mentary terms to
the aged prelate, and one OF the clubs IN
that city mildly insists lhat the Arch
bishop had better mind his own business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

In Rhode Island there are 1877 single
women who pay taxes, and their sverag-
property is $3.50 each. The largest
amount on which any of them is taxed :.
166,70O, owned by Providence wo
man, and thirty other widows or unmnr-
rled women in tile city pay taxes Oh pro
perty averaging 800 600 oach.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

BISHOP ANDREWS, orthe New York
Methodist Conference, has decided that
tho licensing Of womsn 'saeners il
against the doctrines OF Wesley. The
disappointed advocates of tha now de.
pHrture have taken an sppenl To the Cen
eial Conference Of the Methodisls Of the
whole country in 1880.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

NJ oNTGCMEkY BLAIR's resolutions
which were passed by the Maryland Leg
islaturs, have been forwarded to the
Maryland Senators and Representatives to
lay them before both branches Of Con-
gress. BIaIr HASA bill To give the Su-
preme Court jurisdiction on the subject,
and it will probably be introduced soon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

ALREADY counterleits Of the new sill
yer dollar are in circulation. They so
closely resemble the gendine coin in ap-
pesrance and ring that none but expe, Is
can well detect the difference.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

A PRoPHRcY.-Ths ST. Louis Globe
Democrat has cast 4 Z esidential horo
scope FOR 1880. Itssys: "Seuatur Thur
man will he the ncSt Domocratic candid
ate for President, aud General Grant will
again take up his residence in the White
House in March 1881" d"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

TRADE DoLLARs.-In a conversation
with Ch' o'acie reporter lately, the
manager ofA prominent bank stated that
Tho Bank Of Nevada had now on hand
fully s2,5oo,ooO Of trade dollars. /.
fact. nearly all Of that coin now in the
market.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

SPEAKING ofthe Constitutional Conven-
ton, the Sacramento Bee says" va hope
to see snumber Inexperienced journalists
in that Convention, aud we bedeve they
would do the State good service"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

SOUTHERN Democrats at Washington
are excited over rumor that the State of
Kansas is to present Congress with q
statue of John Brown, to be placed in the
National Gallery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THE Butte Record returns "thanks to
the ruling corporntiuns OF the State for
allowing the Legislature to ass the sp-
propriation bills necessary to meet the
expenses Of the Slate Government"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THE Senate COMMITTEES on Appropria
ti'ns have inserted al item of SI5 600 in
the Deficiency bill for .he contingent ex-
penses of the San Franei.co Mint during
the remainder OF tho current fscal year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

IT is regarded in England now that the
Withdrawal OF the treaty oi San Steiauo
or ii. unconditional submission of The
judgment Of Europe are the only alter
natives OF war.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

COMMISSIONERS. The Governor has
appointed John G. Maynard Insurance
Commissioner, and B. f. Tultle, Trans
portssion Commissioner. Their bonds
have been filed in the.um Of $40 900 each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

The Napt Reportey thus early trots out
Judge W. Z. Wallace, as UniIed State-
SsnnLor to succeed Booth, whose term
will expire three years from now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

The Etna, Sawyer's Bar and Black
Bear Wagon Road Co. intsnd making
a start on the new road in a short time,
with the intention Of finishing the work
by October or before next winter, at Attest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

ENRRGETIo Efforts are being put forth
by several CaliforniAns fl the position
made vacant by the death of Surveyor
General Ames.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

IT is believed that the dislike OF the Turk
ish people toward RUSSIA is 80 great that
the Porte would not dare venture on u
Russian alliance, even II il 50 dU-ired.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

OF course our quartz mines don't
amount to chill Of beans" but last
week Charley Bell and partners took out
$4,000 on a clean up from ihsir srastra
after nine days run. n.-ShdSta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEES

RnPuBGIcAN.-John Martin, Geo. B.
Jnmpor, } Il. BaIch, Z. NJ Pausen,
c. w. Craig. II. W. Leonard. r. Sill
cox, lI"nry Knowles, John Whi'r.ore,
+ lis FInwe,s, II. Schooner, L. Il. Dack,
T, l.. Miller, VIM Z. Hall.
DMecRArIc M. T. Grifio. John
MrMurry, O. Vollm4rs ! c. Montague.
VIM McEIrnney, j. N Pick"rt, j. W.
smiley, F Bates, o. c. Chisiiansen,
VIM. Guthrie, Jas. Z. Carr, b. NJ.
George.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

EMPEROR NORTON has issued pro-
olamston, prohibiting the Sunday sand
lot msetings in San Prsaeisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THE Hudson Bay Company's farm
building, At Ltngey, Briti,h Coun bia,
have o-en destroyed by lire, intIcting II
heavy loss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

SMuGaLER, the famous trotter, has
been injured so seriouslyas to foreshadow
his retirement from the turf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THE United States Internal Revenue
receipts are falling off Mt the rate OF sixty
millions per annum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

A TRUE bill hNs been found by the c.
.usn county Grand Jury against Dudiey
Shcpardson for the kl.ing Of Marshal
a mold
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13
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cA Flower amd Vegetable Gar
eioti o,,.s =" ceh's IN paper covers with elegant
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''@' JAMES ylCK, Rochester. MY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THE Central Pacific will name one OF
their engines the j. w. Bones. Better
put Cap. A in it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

TBERE are in the Nspa Insane Asylum
o,05 male and 1856 female patients.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

THE Sutro tunnel is now SG6 feet from
the Savage mine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

MILTON S. LATHAM. c T. ChGstensen
nf The Nevada Bank, and Michael Reese
left New York Saturday for Europe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

The Red Bluff Peoples Cause apollo
pizes and says Creed Raymond is not on
Major General K. J. Lewis Staff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

A New YORK surgeon Gays his prsc.
tic" h., increased one third since the in,
PRODUCTION OF yeiocipedes and roller skates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-13

FRAZIER, the stage robber, ras denied
Il new trial at MaIy,>iIle. aud sentenced
10 seventeen years in the State Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22

EoR sALK-osE BREWSTER or BKooNs ST.
elliptic spring Buggy, Pole and shafts $50 pounds
Brewster OF Broome st. side bar road top waron, ioi
ponds shafts; Surrey wason. seats Brewster sprins
pole and shans; suiky; all In cxcclcns order. Boz
L63l Postonlee. Ncv Yoyk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22

SPECIAL NOvlCEs.
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
LII Next drawing. No. l.024. Octobsr :. 1879
S.i prizes, from 500 to 2OO, 900 pesos,
amounting to
$4,000
Prizes cashed inform alton given.
Spanish gold and bank bills bought and sold
Drafts ON Havan issued.
NJ. 4. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers,
10 Wall ST., basement
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTEkY-NExr ORDINARY
III rawing October 4; SSlO 900 drawn capital S2onWn
Prizes cashed Infor furnished gratis TAYLOR
CO.. Bankers. IL Wall. New York.
DHEUMATISM POSITIVELY CURED-EUROPEAN
ICREUMATIC SOCIETY. Incorporated act February II,
1913. Sole office. 2O7 lest 34th
CrAMMERING CURED By PROFESSOR AOsScROr,
p7 80. Marks place. Now York. 10 to daily.
CEAL sACOuES REDYED AID SHAPED To LOOK
Dixie new, heightened with seal or trimmed. fur. mink
and sable, darKoned, lining, altering, &c.
J. II. WILLIAMS. $50 Fulton st.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22

By order Of Brazilian Legation at arlington the
undersigned makes public that the Imperial governments
calls for Tor the illumination Of kio de a.
metro. the contract expiring In March next Tho
proposals. addressed the Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister OF BRAZIL be until three
o'clock the the first day of December next
TO the Brazilian Consulate General. ~ broadway, Now
where copies OF the general conditions and specihca
lions referred In the fourth clause be obtained
we'll as any information in relation 10 this matter
The New York herald., 1878-02-23

IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNITURE
lCnrpets, &c. tor cash or easy payments, COwPkR:
1HWAITS l55 aud 1877 Ch atb am Send tor illustrated
price list. Weekly or monthly payments
II ISS' PATENT FOLDING BEDs-MOsT USEFUL
n srtices for dwelling or business In tables, bureaus.
deskA &c. require small have apps
OF bed; all bedding placed In besides have useful
bookcsscs Ac Manufacturer. X. KISS. 1852 Prince st.
NOTICE-THE FURNITURE WHICH HAS BEEN
~ advertised private sale l2O West 23d will
soId this day public sucon commencing 10 O'clock
lD0n't iail attend.
The New York herald., 1878-02-23
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. .2es BRoADwAYd1v ! dv
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOk RECEPTION OF
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YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &U.-SrH PAGx-6th COL