Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-04

week OF TWO loI NO l. pay liHut Ol DutS
New subscribers and better paying one
are wanted to take their places. We ar
willing to wait reasonable length o
time, but there is u limit, and it is reach
ed where no credits appear duriag Il pc
riod OF five or six years.
New YEAR DANCG.-The Ball a. the
New School House, New Year evenn.
was a spendid success and in every way
enjoyable. Sixty Three Tickets wer,
sold and about SIS remained after paying
expenses which was paid in to the crtdi
of the School Building Fund. There i
no trouble about getting up Soeia
Dance here ifa beginning is only made
At the residence Of John Oliver, Esq.
the Sualdia OF the bride, in the town
ship OF Bleuheim, on the 9TH Of Novem
ber 1878, by the Rev. AIr. Robertson, A
M., Hiram h. Wiley, Esq. Of Lewis
ton Trinity County, California, to Mi-:
Mary Davidson, only daughter of the
late William Davidson, Esq, BADlord
-Co'ed5ook m. III Ncps.
WEATHER.-ltis is difficult to talk about
this subject in its present condition with
out using adjectives too strong for the
local columns of a Family Newspaper.
Last Monday morning it showed, but
not enough to amount to anything. Ev-
erybody hopes for the best, but the
chances seem to be decidedly adverse to
favorable mining season.
A Coon SHowINa.-El Elsewhere on lhi.
page viii be found lengthy article froaa
The Mining and Scientific Press, Of Sar
francisco, which we commend to The
attention and careful perusa Of our read
ors. The writer gives our county just
such a reputation as its mines walrhst
the statements made being fully justified
by the facts.
IN TowN.-Mr. Austin Lawrence, Of
Trinity Center, visited Weavorville this
week after long absence, looking
younger and better than usual. lie tolls
US lhat the people OF Trinity Valley are
prospering and we presume he is no ex
ception.
AT HoME.-Mr George P. Chapman,
accompanied 10y his bride and sister, re
turned on Thursday and left for Junction
City this morning Georeee many
friends unite in best wishes for the hep
piness and prosperity Of the new union.
REDEMPTGoN FUND.-M. f. Griffin,
County Treasurer, gives notice that
Sealed Proposals win bs received for the
surrender of Warrants on the County
General Fnnd at the February meeting
OF the Board Of Supervisors.
VERY PLEAsANr.-Tho party which
assembled at Todd's Thaater and danced
the old year out and the new year in was
an enjoyable one, those present saying i.
was the most pleasant dance they had at
tended for years.
WILL REsUME.--Mr r. V. Seward,
who has been confined TO his room for
several days with severe cold, desires
us to say that he will resume his Private
School at the Grammar School House on
Monday next.
CATHOLIC SERVICES. 49, Rev. Father
Walsh will say Mass at Douglas City
next Sunday morning at 10% o o'clock;
also in Weavervile at the same hour on
Monday-the Feast Of the Epiphany.
CALENDARS FOR 1870.-In accordance
with our Annual custom we have issued
the TRINITY JOURNAL Calendar for 1879,
which should reach our subscribers in
the county, with this issue of the paper
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs. The usual No
tice to Creditors i. this week published in
the matter of the Administration Of the
Estate Of Joseph Der rinett deceased
David Taylor is the Administrator.
SETTLEMENT DAY.--Next Monday,
being the first Of the New Year, will be
a general settlement day about town.
Old scores should be balanced and the
New Yesr begun even if possible.
LAST CHAEcE.-Next Monday IS the
last day upon which State and County
Taxes can be paid witheut the penalty Of
an additional five per cent.
PERsoNAL j. w. Stafford, Of Trinity
Center, spent the past week in town, re-
turning Friday morning by way Of the
Tower House.
THANKs to Delegate Andrews for a
copy Of the Constitutional provision rea-
tive to Legislative Department.
NEW YEARS DAY was observed here
by @ e closing Of bu mess housas At noon.
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