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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

VOTERS who wish voice in the choice
OF County Officers should vote against
the New Constitution which allows the
Legislature TO provide for the "appoint-
ment, in the several counties, of Boards
Of Supervisors, Sheriffs, County Clerks,
District Attorneys" etc.-See Section s.,
Of Article XI, of the New Constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

lF you believe that mining or manu>
featuring enterprises benefit State,
don't vote to destroy them by voting for
the New Constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

REMEMAER that the New Constitution
must be voted upon as whole. You
cannot secure the little good without
swallowing the IN ass of bad at the same
tinaa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

MEN who are compelled to borrow mon.
ey should vote against the Ney Constitu
tion. 1t will certainly result in inereas,
ing the rate Of interest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

A Practical VIEw.-The following
letter is from prominent business man
in Reading. Cal, to business friend in
Sacramento:
READING, Cal, April 25, 1879.
You ask me "How's the Constitution?"
There has been very little excitement
here or heated discussions. / believe
our citizens have been trying in earnest
10 arrive ut n correct understanding Of
the proyis ions Of the new Constitution,
with disposition to do justice to all class
es and sections. At first there was an
impression in its favor, myself among the
number, amounting to Il decided ajority
| think; but as its provisions have from
day to day been more fully explained
and illustrated, many are becoming
alarmed at the educational articles, be-
lieving that instead of building up or
keeping up the common or free schools
that il will utterly destroy the said schools
thereby depriving the middle or poorer
classes of those benefits of education that
every State should guarantee to every
child in the State, be he of rich or poor
parents.
This ia not the enly objection. We
here are all of the toiling masses, none
more than well to do. A system that
would deprive class of desirable edu-
cation it seems must in time degenerate
the majority, throttling ambition, energy
and enterprise to the detriment OF the
whole. Yours, very truly,
G. G. BUSH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

THAT Railroad Commission business
originated in the Railroad Office, "say
those who ought TO know. Do the people
intend giving the G. p. r. r. more pow
or than it now has.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

The defeat of the New Constitution
will be the death Of Kearneyism; its
adoption gives the sand lot new lease of
life and turns the control of the State over
20 the d isturbing element.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03
NJ AR RIACE ES.

In San Francisco, April 10Th, by Rev.
NJ. c. Briggs of Howard Street Church,
Miss LILLIAN A. NEwEALL, of McGil-
livray's Ranch, Trinity County, to F.
H. DE LA ROCHE, of Marseilles, France.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

Pooh ORPHANs.-The New Censtitu.
ton expressly forbids State aid to worthy
Charitable Institutions. Vote against it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

STAND by the old Constitution! Vote
against the New, because it will cripple
enterprise and disarrange the entire bust
ness of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

THE San Francisco Chronicle says
Hon. Chas F. Reed iavors the new Con-
sttution. Mr.. Reed gives this falsehood
an unqualified quiotus in the Yo1o 1IaU.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

DoN'T think that one vote amounts to
nothing; go to the polls and deposit your
ballot "Against the New Constitution" :"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

EVERY voter who believes the Public
School System of California should not
be interfered with, ought to vote Against
the New Constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03
sE@sSsIurs7Ez HE.1ziszrsy7azss

"DouBLE Taxation is just" lays Vol
ney E. Howard, and you will indorse this
sentiment by voting For tho New Con
stitutoa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

The Los Angeles Herdid offers a
chrome to any one who will explain
Section A, of Article XIII, of tho pro-
posed Constitution
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

EVERY man who owns property or
ever expects to should vote Against
the New Constitution. >"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

MoNoPoLIsTs are not many in Trinity
County, but the few we have are in favor
of the New Constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03
unsKas.r.ss..-s-.E-ss..-s-s..-...a

BEAR IN MIND that vote against
the Now Constitution, ;" is a vote in favor
Of the Old Constitution. under which Cal
ifornia has prospered so long and SO WELL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

PARENTS shodld all vote against the
Now Constitution, because it destroys
our most excellent Public School System
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03
D EATH s i.

AT Junction City, April 9th, ELLEN,
wife of F. M. Short, aged 20 years, 2
months and days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-05-03

YoTE against Kearney's Konstitution.
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H Record i,"i for safe at No ciy iiai.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Tie Once Of the Board Of Edueato3 corner Of Grand
1879 az NJ printing required by the said
the 81 the various documents, &
be printed be nj the Office OF the
Board where blank forms OF proposals be
zach irC-sot o
on Endorsed Proposals Printing" Two
satisfactory 10 aid Committee Will be required
the faithful Of the The
reserve the night Jet any bid II deemed for the public
Dated New. York. November Z. 1879.
FERDINAND FRAUD
HENRY T. WfST.
DAVID MErNORE.
il IIls KATZENBERG,
BENZ. i. MANlERKE,
Committee supplies.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Of the Board Of Education
and Eim-st., uutil MONDAY the 2ith dat November
II for supplying, fr the Of the schools
the jurisdiction Of said board books stationery and
articles required for commencing the Let
day January 1850. CITY and publishers books
the various articles required notified
will be given the bids of pncl tho
being desirous that commissions II shall be do
price OF the articles bid FOR sample Of each
article accompany TIE bid lis Of articles required
conditions which the bd- will bc
be Obtained applcatOn To the CLERK Of The Board
Aud indorsed Proposals for supplies" The uomines
the right 10 reject any bid deemed for the public
interest.
Dated NewYork November g, 1879.
EERDINAND FRAUD.
HENRY 4. WEST,
DAVID WErMORE.
JULIUS KATZENB BERG.
BENZ. Y. MANlEHRE,
Committee on supplies.
no CONTRACTORS PROPO-
will be received the office the
Public Works until tuesday, November 20, 1871 for build
Water Mains For iul Information city Record
sale at No. City Hall.