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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
Prt bate Sale.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN in pursuance OF an order of the
Probate Court of the County Of Trinity,
State of California, made on the 4th day
of December, A. D., 1879, IN the matter of
the Estate of William McElvaney, de-
ceased, the undersigned, the Admlnistra-
tor of said Estate. will sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder and subject
TUESDAY, the sOth day OF Decem-
ber, a. n, 1879, at2 ,sN
at l O'Clock, p. NJ, at the Court House
door, in the town of Weavervile, in the
County of Trinity, State of California,
all the right, title, interest, and Estate
OF the said William McElvaney at the
time of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that the said Estate has, by
operation of law or otherwise, acquired
other than or in addition toVthst OF the
said William McElvaney, at the time of
his death, in and to all the following
named and described Real Estate, 81 tuate,
lying and being in the County OF Trinity,
State OF California, to-wit: ..-at
The one undivided one.halfo Of that GERS
tain Placer Mine, situated in Cox's Bar
Mining District, known as the Currey
Placer Mine, containing IO6 70. 100 acres
of land, more or less, a particular de-
scription OF which Is recorded In the office
Of the County Recorder, of the County
OF Trinity, State OF California, In Book
"Y," page 430, records of said otfico To
which record reference is hereby made,
together with the one undiv ided one>hal III
sf all the improvements situated on said
mining claim or belonging thereto, 90
Also the one undiv ided one half of that
certain water Ditch, taking the water
OF Saw Mil Creek and conveying tho
same onto said Placer Mining Claim
also the one undivided one-half OF tho
right TO the use of all the water OF said
Saw Mill Creek or the irst flow thereof
to the extent of the full capacity Of said
ditch.
Terms and condition OF sale, one half
Cash, Gold Coin of the United States, ten
per cent. thereof to be paid TO the auction.
eer on the day of sale, balance on confr-
nation Of sale by said Probate Court,
credit Of one year will be given by the
purchaser giving his promissory note for
tho remaining one halt OF said purchase,
money papable one year after date with
interest thereon at ten per cent per annum
from date until paid, principal and inter-
est payable only in Gold Coin of tina
United Statee. and securing the payment
of said promissory note by mortgage on
the premises sold.
DAVID TAYLOR. 'a4
Administrator of the Estate OF William
MoElvaney, deceased.
Weavervlle, California, December
4th. A. D.. 1879. dcc6:4i.
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KID GLOVES

which l have just perfected. I am now
prepared TO furnish Superior Kid Gloves
made To order at the celebrated DANI-
CHEFF Glove Factory, San francesca.
Every pair warranted TO fit and made
rom the best imported stock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-20

Mrs. TODD has nice lot of Toys which
will be sold very cheap during the Ho!i-
days. Don't forget to call and see them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-20

DON'T throw off on yourself during the
Holiday Season, but drop into any OF the
saloons and get gooc cigar or a first
class drink.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-20
Notice Of Sherlfi's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out OF Justice Charles Thom-
as Court, OF Weayorvillo Township,
County of Trinity, State of California,
in certain action wherein dnphll and
Maloney, ms Plaintiffs, recovered jpdg>
ment against j. W. Sinclair, Defendant,
for tho sum OF One Hundred and N ines
ty -four 90 100 dollars and costs of suit,
taken at Twenty.seven dollars on the
18th day of November, A. d., 1879, /
have levied upon the following described
property, to-wit
All the right, title and interest Of tho
said defendant, j. w. Sinclair, in and
to certain Quartz Min, known as the
Sinclair Mill, situated on the South Fork
Of Indian Greek, In the Bullychoop
Mining District, in Indian Creek Town
ship, County of Trinity, State OF Cali
fornia also a certain Ditch taking water
out of the South Fork of Indian Creek
and conveying wnter 10 the Sinclair Mill
and the right OF water thereunto belong
ing also 200 feet OF Iron Pipe connect
cd with said Ditch and used In convey
ing water from the ditch 10 the said
Mill also certain House situated on
the South Fork of Indian Creek and
known as the Sinclair Cabin
PUBLIC NoTIcE IL hereby given that
on
wEDNESDAY, the 2ith day Of De-
cember, A. D., 1879.
at One o'clock, p. NJ, of that day
in front Of the Court House, in the Coun-
ty OF Trinity, l will sell all the right,
title and interest OF said j. w. Sinclair,
the defendant, In aud to the abovs do
scribed property at Public Auction, for
Cash, TO tho highest and best bidder 10
satisfy snid execution and all costs.
j. w. PHILBROOK, Sheriff.
Weaverville Nov. 10th, 1879. I'll.
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Notice to Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE COURT or the
II COumty Of Trinity, state OF Gaia.
fOrnia.
Es the maffsr or fhs ESTATE or
JOH.v'.z. q. GOEEx.v'1, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned, the Administrative
OF the Estate OF John A. @. Gering,
deceased, to the creditors o., and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the ne,
cessary vouchers, within FOUR months
after the first publication Of this notice,
TO the said Administrative at her resi-
dence, on Mill Street, IN the town OF
Weaverville, in the said County Of
Trinity. LOUISE GGRING,
Administrative of the Estate Of John A.
9. G@ring, deceased. u fi.4
Dated at Weayerville, CAL. Decem>
Der 9th, 1879. decl3:5i.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
nIXON BAR Mining and Hydrau-
~ lie Company.

hHNVN hAN MthfhE Hhu HyurNu"
~ lie Company.
Location of Principal Place Of Busi>
ness, San Francisco, California.
Location Of Works, Lower Trinity
District, Trinity County, California.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account
of assessment (No. y levied on the 9th
day of October, 1879, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows
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Settlement Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby noti-
L fes all indebted to him individual
ly, or to the old firm of Karsky &
Abrabm, that he has authorized Mr.. /.
Abrahm TO collect all such accounts -
Most of these are Of long standing and
the debtors are again requested TO settle
without delay and thereby save the
trouble consequent on enforced collections
M. KARSKY.
Weaverville, Sept. "A, 1879. II.
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Particular attention is directed to my
complete and satisfactory system of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-20

A fall line Of Cashmeres Of all colors
with Silk and Velve: Trimmings to
match. All of the --latest Styles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-20
PINAFORE

Hats and full line of Trimmings Of all
kinds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-20

In the MILLINERY line. have
everything that may be wanted by Lady,
Miss or Child, including the celebrated
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-20
ROLL OF HONOR.

BsCRTrTIos REC E1Prs DURING THE PAST WEEK
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
THE TELLER TRIBULATION.
The Evidence Seems to be of the jug.
Handle Order, and All on the Side OF
the Democrats.

The Evidence Seems to be of the Jug
Handle Order, and All on the Side of
the Democrats
CHARLESTON. s. c., Jan. 25-In the Teller
committee today additional Republican testi-
mony, showing the voting Of tissue tickets
wrapped IN large tickets at various precincts
in Richland county. General johnson Hagood,
comptroller general described the meetings at
Sumter Oct. ~, testifying that both races were
excited, and that the whites expected to be
attacked by the negroes. The blocking of the
street by the colored people threatened to lead
to trouble and the alarm bell was rung, but
order was restored with little difficulty. White
and colored Democrats from Sumter
county testified that there were
rom 'ooO to 2,ooo colored Democrats in the
county, and hundreds of them were sure to
vote the Democratic ticket. Two testified to
being cursed, jeered at and threatened by COL
ored Republicans, one being obliged to leave
his church. W. J. Whipple, colored Republi-
can, described the turbulent conduct of the
Democrats and the demand for a division of
time in Hampton county. Three Republicans
from Colleton county testified to intimidation
and use Of tissue ballots in that county. In
one large ticket there were ffty-nine tissues
This testimony was fatty contradicted by the
Democratic county chairman, who swore to the
thoroughness and peacefulness of the Demo-
cratic canvass which, with the accession Of
prominent Republicans after the Republican
nominations were made, gave the Democrats
the county by a decisive majority.
New ORLEANS Jan. 25.-The taking of testi-
mony for the Teller committee before Com
missioner Lane continued. J.P. Hartman,
A. P. Brazeal, J. Moss, VIM. Long and others,
of Natchltoches testified, being called by the
Democrats. They generally contradicted the
statements made by the Republican witnesses
as to intimidation, showing they apprehended
violence threatened by the negroes, and the &C.
ton was for the purpose of preserving the
peace. Also that many negroes voted the Dem
ocratic ticket.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
A Costumins Establishment.

MIR. P. .sGiesen has, with his characteristic
enterprise, greatly enlarged his stock of masks
and costumes, and now has an assortment
which few cities in the country can equal. It
will well repay one to call at his rooms, No. 10
West Third street. and inspect his suits as a
mere matter of curiosity. In ladies' cos
tunes he has dresses representing Queen Eliza
beth (red silk velvet), Mary Stewart, (black
velvet), Queen Marie Antoinette, Marguerite,
Morning Glory, Bohemian Girl, Lenora Of
stradella, domInos of all styles, and numerous
other fancy dresses. For gents he has amonp
a multitude, Don Juan, Mephistopheles, King
Phillip Of Spain, Don Carlos Prince Eugene'
Richelieu, Noblemen, knights, Brigands, etc.
These costumes are rented on moderate terms
and no one attending masquerade party can
appear properly without paying q call to Mr.
dlesen. His costumes are in demand from all
parts of the State, and his enterprise has sup
piled long felt want.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
Camp Robinson Notes.

FORT ROBINSON, Neb., Jan. 25.-Private
Sprowl, ambulance driver started to drive to
the old camp, one mile distant, this afternoon.
Tonight he was found lying in the road, and
his skull fractured. It is not known whether
the wound was caused by gun shot or by fall
ing from the ambulance. His condition is
critical. The wound cannot be examined to-
night.
Wednesday night trumpeter arrived from
the old camp and reported being fred at by a
party concealed in the ravine. It is believed
that either Indians or bad white men are in the
bluffs.
Companies A, B, D, F, I and NJ, Fifth cavalry,
under Capt. Ferris, arrived here to-day, and
leave in the morning for the sand hills, where
Little Wolf and band of 200 Cheyennes are
reported to be. Companies A, F., E and L.,
Third cavalry leave for their respective stations
early next week. leaving but two companies at
this post.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Annual Meetins of the Ramsey
County Organization-A Fair Next Sep
tember.
The annual meeting of the Ramsey County
Agricultural society was held at the old court
house yesterday forenoon, President Lorenzo
HOyt in the chair.
The annual report of the treasurer was first
submitted, from which were obtained the fol
lowing facts: Total receipts for the year end
ing Janusry lst. 1879, S28l.S1; total disburse-
ments for the same period, $264.50; balance
on hand, $l7.21.
Mr.. D. A. ]. Baker moved that the sum of
$40 be donated to the secretary, the same to be
accepted as a slight token of the creditable
manner in which the functions of that oner-
Gus office had been performed. Carried. After
thanking the society Mr.. Brigham turned the
money over to the general fund of the treasury.
The meeting then proceeded to the election
OF officers for the ensuing year, which resulted
in the unanimous choice of the following
named gentlemen: President, Lorenzo Hoyt,
of Rose; vice-president, Samuel Deerlng, st.
Paul; treasurer, W. E. Brimhall, Reserve; sec
| retary, E. f. Brigham, Mclean. Executive
committee: Chairman R. Knaphide, Reserve
H. J. Brainard New Canada; W. G. Hendrick-
son, Rose; Daniel Getty, White Bear; Samuel
Mitchell, Mclean.
committee of three. composed of W. G..
Hendrickson, Samuel Deering and Lorenzo
Hoyt. as member de facto, we're appointed as
delegates to the annual meeting of the State
society.
Mr.. D. A. j. Baker offered the following res
olution, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That a committee of five be ap-
pointed by the chair to confer and cooperate
| with corresponding committee from Henne-
pin county to canvass views with the State Ag.
ricultural society for permanent location OF
fair ground for the use of the State Agricul-
tural society.
The following were appointed by the chair to
serve as such committee: D. A. J. Baker, D.
b. Hunt, Peter Bohland, W. G. Hendrickson
| and n. J. Brainard.
Mr.. Truman NJ. Smith offered the following
| resolution. which was concurred in:
Resolued, That fair be held on or about
September lst; said fair to be held in con.
junction with the State fair, or otherwise, as
| may hereafter be determined, and that, in the
event of its being county fair, the German
Agricultural society, of Ramsey county, be in,
vited to cooperate.
| There being no other business before the
| meeting, an inclination was manifested on the
part of several members, to discuss Bill Kings
dupicity in connection with previous fairs
together with the propriety of ruling him out
which was unfortunately nipped in the bud BY
| motion to adjourn, which being carried, thu
meeting dispersed.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

P. B. Locke, of the firm of Locke. Anst;n T.
Sparks, well known lake captain, died TO-DAY.
aged 4S.
The Locust Gap mines, between Mt. Carmel,
and Shamokin, operated by Gro5er & Shepps.
are on fire.
Eager's block and five houses opposite. at
Loss $4,000. lug
Mrs. Elizabeth Hancock, mother of Mai.
Gen. Hancock, died at Norristown, Pa. vester.
day, aged 78.
Rev. G. M. Birdsell. Protestant missionary at
Aspinwall, died on the 14th inst. He was a
graduate OF Baldwin university, Ohio, and had
been on the Isthmus only three months.
G. M. Nelson. who has held the Office of conn
ty treasurer of Fayette county, Ind. two terms
enjoying the confidence and respect of all has
been arrested, charged with embezzling So O00
of county funds. The trial takes place in
Wayne county.
The house of Williams & Lawson. Wholesale
liquor dealers, Walnut street, Cincinnati was
closed by the sheriff last night under an at
tachment against the stock by a number Of
creditors. The assets of the firm are stated To
be from 100000 to $4,000. The debts are
about the same amount.
Advices from Lansing, Mich, state that Il ia
rumored there, and believed by prominent IT
members OF the legislature, that Senator Chris
tiancy will surely resign his seat in the United
States Senate and accept the mission to Perm.
IN which contingency it is said there is hardly
doubt of the election of ex-senator Chan,ller
to fill the vacancy.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
PERSONAL.

j. G. G. Lee, o. 8. A., at the Metropolitan.
81. W. Stone, Esq. Benson, at the Metropoli
tan.
G. Roosen, Esq. of Saltwater at Upman's $
hotel.
G. A. Rufee ESQ.,, White Earth Indian
agency, at the Merchants.
MIR. s. N. Aspinwall, Foster House, Hastings.
was in thecity yesterday.
G. G. McCulloch, Chicago, and James M.
Brown are registered at the International.
The following were among the arrivals at
Upman's hotel yesterday: John Kerler, Mil
waukee; +. A. schaefer, Niles; G. II. Freiber-
ger, Rockford; &. Roosen, Saltwater; Matthew
Becker, Winona A. L.. Fitch, Brainerd.
The following we're among the arrivals at the
Warren house yesterday: E. B. O'Brien, Chi
cago; J. A. Donivan, ST. p. & P. h. R.; A. B..
Fisher, Vermont; w. G. Hendrickson. Lake
Como; Harry J. Watson, Joseph Oliver, Winni-
peg.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Clarendon hotel yesterday: J. o. Wanoig,
Litchfeld; @. E. Dickenson, W. Cheney. Min.
neapolis; G. II. Taylor NJ. D., Chicago; John
G. Miller, Baraboo, Wis; J. G. Green, St. Paul;
E. Perry, New York.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Metropolitan hotel yesterday: J. w. Akin.
New York; T. F. Lewis, Chicago; W. H. Stone.
Benson; W. D. Washburn, Minneapolis; Il. B..
Willis, Wlnnepeg; y. u. y. Lee and wife, U. s.
A.; Carl Schmidt New York; Frank Washburn,
Chicago; James L. Fisk, White Bear; G. E.
Bowd, Chicago; c. N. Miner, Racine.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Sherman house yesterday: O. E. Dickinson. Du-
buque, Iowa; H. r. Knapp, Chicago ILL.,; F. A.
Fitton, St. Louis, Mo-; w. 81. RIPLEY, Ot-
tumwa Ia; 81. F. Hanley North Adams,
Mass; J. W. Johnson, of the firm of johnson,
Rocan Co., Winnipeg; w. B. S. Higgins,
Montana; Nick Kovits, Fargo; o. M. Gunnell,
Rock Island, ILL.,; F. Ward, Winnipeg.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
The Star Churn Suit,

To the Editor of the Globe.
The county attorney of Dakota county,
whose name is J. N. Searls, has, as we think,
for the purpose of making evidence to sustain
civil suit in which he attorney, against
Col, G. W. harrington of this city, who had been
engaged in the Star churn business, attempted
to get him indicted by the grand jury of Dako-
ia county for obtaining property under false
pretenses, and has utterly failed in his attempt
after bringing to bear all the influence he had
The grand jury not only dismissed his applica-
tion for an Indictment, but unanimously en-
dorsed Col. Harrington in his business transac-
tions upon which the Indictment was intended
to be procured. Last June this same Searls,
who had hearing as county attorney before
the grand jury Of that county, quietly pro-
cured an indictment on the same charge
against the colonel, and like an honest man he
stood his trial and was acquitted by jury of
twelve men-they not leaving their seats
to bring in verdict of not
guilty. When an officer like a
county attorney prostitutes his official position
to accomplish his own private ends, and calls
to his assistance for that purpose the power of
the State, and requires the county to pay the
expenses (Which in this case could not be less
than 81 ,2O0), it is time that the people of his
county secure some other person to look after
their interests
Minneapolis, Jan. 25, 1879.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
Musical Society Concert.

The six ty. second concert of the st. Paul
Musical society will take place at the Opera
house, on Tuesday evening, on which occasion
Miss Gilbertie Davidson, whose debut a few
weeks ago elected such general and favorable
comment, will appear in leading soprano
part. Mr.. w. l.. Anderson, our noted basso.
will also take part, and the full chorus and
orchestra of the society (Seibert's) will con-
tribute their share to the enjoyment of the
evening. Prof. Seibert has spared no pains in
the rehearsals of his orchestra. and promises to
outdo himself in the quality of the music he
will furnish. The concert will be a success of
more than ordinary magnitude.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
StradelIa at the Athennum.

Our citizens will have rare treat on Mon
day evening, when Flowtow's romantic opera,
Alessandro Stradella will be present at the
Athenseum by the entire strength of the Man-
nerchor and ladies' chorus of the German socie-
ty, assisted by Mr.. Julius Zimmerman. The
opera has been in rehearsal for several weeks,
and all the artists who to take part are fully
up IN the roles they will assume. Past expe-
rience has shown that whatever the German
society undertakes to do it does we'll, and we
are convinced that this will be no exception.
The Athenaum will be to small to contain all
who will flock to witness the opera. Following
is the cast:
Alessandro Stradella, enowned
singer (tenor). ...Mr. Julius Zimmerman
Bassi, rich Venetian (tass). Mr.. P. J. Gieson
Leonore, his ward (soprano), Miss Emma Faber
n!ben Mr. osk oto RshsE RshsE
Pupils of Stradella, maskers, servants, Roman
peasants. patriciaus, etc.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS CAPITAL NEWS

BILL SIGNED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The President has
signed the arrears Of pension bill.
FOUR PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the four per cent. loan since
yesterdays report, $14, OPS, 700.
SILVER DOLLARS.
The demand for silver dollars to-day amount
ed to S25,OOO; for the month '$497OO0.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
The House committee on reform in the civil
service has authorized Representative Durham
TO report for passage his bill fixing the com
pensatlon of district attorneys in lieu of fees.
KID GLOVES.
Ihe committee on ways and means decide
they have not time at this session of CONGRESS
to make an investigation into the kid glove
cases, requested by A. T. Stewart & Co., re-
quest concurred in BY Secretary Sherman.
Daily globe., 1879-01-26
SutrO.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 25.-Adolph Sutro says
there is no truth in the report that an offer has
been made to allow mines to complete the SUBJ
drain and take their pay out of the royalty
when they commence raising ore He also states
that that the purported interview published in
the New York World about continuing the
tunnel on through Mount Davidson in search of
gold-bearing quartz, is all heah. No such in
terview was ever had. He does not intend to
ALLOW the mines to use the tunnel fer drainage
until all the leading Comstock mines come to a
far understanding with him.