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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
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u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
PATENT TO a
PLACER MINING CLAIM.
August 25th, 1879.

August 25th, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the Trinity River Canai and llyd
rauic Mining Company, Corporation
duly uYgnnzt d under the Law, OF the
Sate OF Cnitornia, by lt> President
Thomas II. Blythe, who.e Post Office ad-
dress i, San Francisco, Stale OF Caiior-
ma, has this day flied an application tr
n Patent for the following Gold Placer
NJ me, situated in Coffee Geek Mining
Distlct, Trinity Count, California, and
known ~ the Trinity River Canal and
IlvdHuic Mining CumpnuY and more
particularly described IN the plat and
field notes now on file in this office as lol-
lows To wit:
Lot No. 40 in TIP. 81 n. r Z West NJ
ID. NJ containing l55 5000 acres. Cons
menring at 'hr 5. Il corner of the ella i'm
II pine tree 80 inches in diameter marked
a. thence ), 7Oo West 30 G6 chains in~
tcrsecting the n. w, corner of the En-
right Iincrr Mine, where post 5x5 in
ches 3 feet long, marked + is placed es-
tabli,hiug - conner of the Enrsht claim,
thence ) 6S4o West 10 .04 CHAINS to the
>. w. corner oflhe cinim, where Black
Oak post inches in diameter marked ID.
y ~ ~ ~ l''tN III 'uill IIltllCt Illl ~
- chains to the N. w corner OF the cInirn
where an OaH post inches in diameter 3.
feet long marked &. j. set IN nm Old rock
mound. thrnce East 81 30 chains to n
WI itc Oak post inches in diamrtry 81
feet long marked b. in rock mound,
thence 5. ~ East 80 40 chnins to aud
closing on the slurtug corner. the point
"l rginuiug. Bounded on the first 10. G6
DIN If fp. I,.t II I
Placer Mine, claimed by 4. II. Blythe
and on the ln-t 20 90 chains of the first
course by the Euright Placer Mine
clnimrd hy Edwud Enught, ON the see,
ond course by the Lower Buckeye Placer
Wine, clnimrdby Il. II Blythe, on the
first 81 80 chains nf the third course by
the Upper Buckeye Mine claimed hv Il.
II. BlVtiId the remainder ot this course is
b"undrd nv unc,&ined Mincn! Lnnd; ON
the first % 50 chains of the fourth course
hv the Blnck Bear Mine cbimed hv 7.
IL. Blythe, and lhe remainder of the
fourth aud fifth course by unclaimed land
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto nre rcq1lIod IT, present the same
to 'h' Register and Receiver Of the II. ).
L1nd O,licr at Shasta Califurnm within
sixty dnvs frGm the first day OF publica
ton Of this notice.
AARON BELL.
Aug so God. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
PLAIN TALK.

California is on the eve of an import
ant eleetion-one of more than ordinary
interest in political as well as local
sense. It is in view Of the bearing which
the result may have upon the future of
the Republican organization that we ad
dress those citizens who have heretofore
been identified with that party. They
are advised to take heed and consider
well nl attending circumstances before
renouucing, even temporarily, an allie
glance 10 the party which they presGma.
bly, believe to be the one of justice and
right, and whose success will best con-
tribute TO the general welfare. a Repub-
lican victory IN California mex: Wednes,
day insures the State for the Republican
Electors next year, while defeat now
places the party in a position flom which
it may not recover in time to redeem it.
self in 1880 Democrats fully under
stand the political significance Of the
near election, and those who bitterly de-
nounced Dr.. Glenn in the beginning have
latterly rallied to his support aud will
vote for him simply because his election
will aid the Democratic Patty. Do Re
publcans intend to assist them d? Doubt.
tess, they do not SO intend, but vote
for the Democratic candidate rext Wed
nesday can have no other effect. In 1867,
many Republicans deserted their colors
and gave the S.nte to the Democracy,
and it was only by the harde,tof pol itical
work that in ;he following -ear California
was carried for GrHnt, and that only by
Il majority OF 506. In view OF the solid
South aud the present rebel majority in
Congress, the Republicans Of Ctlilulnia
owe solid support to their party and its
nominees. We're our gallant leader o6-
jectionnble or inferior in any respect 20
his Democratic opponent, there might be
some shadow OF excuse for desertion.
But such is not the case. In point OF
honesty and ability, George G. Perkins
is the peer Of amy gentlemnn in Califor
niA, and infinitely the superior of Dr..
Hugh j. Glenn in every respect. Surely
there is nothing in lis past political rec
ord which should nlenntc from him one
nglc member OF the Republican party.
All this humbuggery about railrond, mo-
nopoly and extorton is but smoke to
cloud the real issues. No public man in
the State has n cleaner record on tie
Railrond question tnan has Mr.. Perkins.
During his Legislntive career bis votes
and acts were uniformly on the side ofthe
people. To day the steamship company
(which he Is II prominent member is |
about the only opposition on this Coast
to the giant railroad corporation. lie
was nominated for the position Of Cover
nor by the Rrpublicnn State Convention
in spite Of the opposition Of tho raIrond
magnates and their workers in the lobby |
and on the lloor. IL is a gentleman of
liberal oducation, refined manners, &c.
knowledged ability and above all pos
sesslng that high sense of honor which |
suboldnates all private interests to stern
duty and equal and exact justice. Every
Republican in Californm should rally 10
his support, and will. Men who fail to
do so can sea- eoIy DO considered as Re
publcans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

LOOKING at it in II purely philosophi
cal hght, II is lucky tring for Katloch
that be was shot by De Young. If he
lives, all the oppos tion ceniered against
him cannot defeat him for Mayor Of San
Franc isco. Popularity and power will
be within his grasp. L be lies he will
be looked upon ms maItyr. granltc and
marble will tell Of The love the lab0rers
have for him, his family will never know
want, and his memory will be Kept holy
IN the miEds Of those who loved him
Dee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERlFF'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out OF the District Court of
the Ninth judicial District of the St,ta
OF California, in and for The County nF
Trinity, aud To me directed and delive,od
for Il Judgment rendered and entered !"
said Cout oh the Eight day of Augn.t
A. u. 1879, ia favor OF Max Lnnp md
ngnjn,t Thomas Sattery and PnlrirE
Sattcty. | have levied upon ali the ripLf
title aud interest of the said Tbomas
Sattery and Patrick Slattery in and tn
that certain Mining Claim, known as tha
Oregon Gulch Placer Mine, situated in
Oregon Gulch Mining District, in june.
ton City Township, County of Trinity.
Commencing at Quartz Rock in a
mound marked II & III said rocl; being
situated at the South West corner of tbo
Studvant Placer Mine; running hence
tor the first courve n $40 Il 1850 chnins
along the Stuidvaut Placer Mine To n
post in a mound of rock marked S &C..
thence loi 2nd course N 400 Il |. 50 chains
to post marked S &Co thence for "a
course n 45o i 3 I'll chains to post
marked $ g. Co; theLce .or 4th course
n 29o 3O' 4 II 80 chains to hmestone
rock marked S 81 Co; thence for 5th
course N 20 w 9l2 chains to post in n
mound of Earth marked S & Co thence
for 6rE course N 7So y 80 chains TO a
post in mound marked . for N L cor.
ncr of the clnim thence for 7th course
l5' L Z 81 chains thence for Slh course
5 so W 20 90 chains thence for 9th
course S So w II 90 chains thence E5p
10 course S 72o w 81 so chains thence
for 1lth course S 46o w IS so chains !.
thence for 18th course S 10 30' w 33 80
chains thence for 18th course w l6 GO
chans thence for 14th course N 300 3V
Il l3 n chains to the place of beginning
from which the corner common to Twp.
~ & 33 N, II s e 8 w. Mount Dlnblo
Meridmn bears S 100 03' T. GAG SO chains
distant, and containing 77.0S acres Of
of land, also all the Improvements ON.
said claim, Hydraulic Pipe and Gnnts
connected with and used in working said
CHIN. also that certain Ditch known ms
the Pawucket Ditch and the right to the
use of the water directed by said ditch,
taking water from Oregon Gulch and
conveying the water on to said Oregon
Gulch Placer Mine together with nil
bitches, Flumes, and water rights owned
and used hy the said defendants in works
ing said Mine.
Notice is hereby given that on
SATURDAY. the sixth day of Sep
tembcr, a. h.. 1879,
nj II o'clock, noon, in front Of the Court
House in the town of Wenvervillc,
County of Trinity, | will sell nil tho
right. title and inter4st of the said Thotn-
MS Sattery and Patrick Slaltery in mud
10 the above described property mt Pubic
| Auction for Cash. GOLD Com, to the
highest and best bidder to satisfy said Ex-
ccution and all costs.
JOHN W. .pHILBROOK,
Sheriff.
Dated the l4th day Of August 1879.
I'd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

PERKINS has the ability to write his
own letters md prepare his own speeches
Glenn gets some one 10 fix his up for him.
The only speech he has attempted to make
was one in San Francisco and he had con
siderable difficulty in even reading that.
The handwriting Was strange. Is such
q naa fit for Governor Of California,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

a YOUNG man writes to askus how he
can succeed in obtaining political nomina-
lions. That depends upon the office. If
he would like that OF Governor. he should
try 10 be Il land gubber. friend of the
Chinese md an nppress0r ofthe poor white
people If that OF Attorney General. he
needs to Kill n man and becomea trnitor
to his coantry; If that of Congressman,
he should Cultivate his cheek Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

If George G. Perkins is the carddat,
Of the Central Pacific Ralroad Company
why, wos it that every mi'rond sympn-
thizcr and tool in the Republican State
Convention opposed his nomination.? We
know that such was the case. aud among
Republicans hi, nominnlion was halcd n4
~ victory over the c. P. r. r. within the
Republican rnuhs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

MAY WITHDRAw.- In the Sacramento
Bee Of Tue.day last the probnble wth-
drawal Ct DR.. Glenn as candidate for
Governor i, limited at, and this more
strongly foresEndowed in the issue OF
Wednesday. This Is the way it talks:
The question of Glcnn's withdrnwnl is
being largely mooted in private circles.
While there j.. SO far II. we can learn, no
positive evidence TO outsider, that he bias
determined 20 Withdraw if the committees
will permit him to do so. still there is an
extensive belief that he is likely TO with,
draw and TINT Preparations are being
made for him to do So" And nga.n:
Glenn may not be Withdrawn there is
no ccrinnty TINT he viii be, but such ne
ton i looked for by many and is being
discussed in his own party. The public
hnd ortter be on its gunid against any
notion Of this kind that may be sprung
upon it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

TnE Republican State Ticket is far
superior 10 nny other before the voters of
California. Why will not mon claiming
to be Republicans support it? There are
not many who will not.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

GLENN is not an able nun; he knows
nothing Of governmental affairs md
would be more Ornamental than useful in
the Governors chair and .he Lord knows
there is nothing ornamental about him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
as'eekly Trinlty 5ourual.

ne The sJOUR.N:SL" has no .g<enfs
the PubIishsr prsft rrfHs- to do bHs'Hsss
,rSfh .zdrsrftssrs dfrset. .gdssTifsfHs'
Rates farRfshtd on application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

A. B. CARLoCK. for State senator, is II
winning ticket. He is thoroughly idcn-
titled with the matenl interests Of the
Dist let, and hns the ability to fill the
position.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

SHOULD the Republicans fail to cnrry
California thi, yenr they will have small
hopes of securing It's Electoral vote next
year. Every Republican should vote his
ticket
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

AT Chico, on Saturday night, Cover,
nor Irwin, who was advertised 10 tpcnk
for Glenn, fai,pd 20 get mn audience. The
II. b. nre handing in their checks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

SEE that the rnmc Of Joseph McKpnna
is on your ballot for Congress. lie is n
briI.iant and deserving young man who
will prove IL cIedit 10 the Third District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

THERE is no good reason why any Re.
publi"on should vote against Grorge O.
P1rkins. No man is "A consistent Repub
lican who will do 30.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

DAN NJ, BURNS. The Republican can-
dldate for Srcretefy of State, enlisted aud
served his fall term on the side Of the
Union daring the Rebellion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

SIXTEEN denths from yellow fever have
occurred at ;he New York quarantine
this year, against fourteen last year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

RNPUBGICANs should remember that n
vote Ior G,enn in 1879 is almost eqaivn-
lent to vote tora Democratic President
in 1880.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

An GLENN, Ugh joss Glenn md other
Celestial titles are very appropriate in
view OF the number OF Heathens he EN-.
u1nVs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

How about the Chinese business2 Can
amy one vote for Glenn who is really op,
posed to the Heather.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

PERKINS vote over the next highest
man be he Glenn or White-wiIl not be
less than l0,0C0.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

DIR. GLENN employs more Chinese than
any ether hfmer ia Cnliiotnia. Win
white laboring men vote for him?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

USUALLY reliable suureps estimate the
Republican plurality at full 10000 in the
State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
ELECTION, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. SD, 1879
FOR GOTEPNOP,
GEORGE c. PERKIfsS,

FOR GOTEPNOR,
GEORGE c. PERKINS,
OF San Francisco.
FoR LIEUT. GOVERN0R,
JOHN MANSFIELD,
OF Los Angeles.
FOR SECRETARYOF STATE,
DANIEL W. BURNS,
of YolO.
FOR STATE CONTROLLER,
DANIEL VI. HENFIELO,
of Tu0Immnc.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
JOHN WE'LL,
OF Sierra.
F0R ATTORNEY GENFPAL,
AUGUSTUS r.. HART.
OF COiusa.
ron SURTETOR GENERAL,
JAMES w. .SREANELEN,
OF Aiame "A,
FOE CLERK or SUPREME COURT
FRANK w. GROSS,
Of san Francisco.
FOE SUPT. or PUBIC INsTR UcTyON
FREDERICK Nj. CAMPBELL,
of Alameda.
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE or SUPREME COUR7
AUGUSTUS j.. RHODES,
of Santa Clara.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
A. r. CATIIN ...........,..of Sacramento
ISAAC n. BEEtIFER........ of Yuba
JARRATr n. RICHARDS.
of SANTA Rarbara.
JAMES T.. HALE ..................Of Placer
HILTON III. MYRICK.
of san Francisco.
Il. u. WHEELER. Snn FranciscO
FOX kA1LRoAD COMMISSIONER:
First District.
JOSEPH y. CONE,
of TehanIa.
FoR CONGRESS-;
Third DiStric:,
JOSEPH McKENNA,
OF Solano.
soR REHBER or STATE BOARD or
EQUALiz. .tTON:
Third district.
WAEREN BUTTON,
Of Marin.
c0ITNTV N0MINATT0NS.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
A. ~. CtnEOCK,
OF SjsIsiyOu.
FOR AsSEMBLYMAN,
SAMUEL ISAACIk3,
OF Shasta.
FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE,
THEODORE Il. JONES.
FOR SHERIFF.,
JOHN w. PHHLBR0OEk.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
CHAMP. w. SssErEE.
FOR ASSESSOR,
AMOS III. MARSHALL.
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,
GEORGE u. NOONAN.
FOR CORONER AND ADMINISTRATOR
DAVID TAYLOR.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
@. M. E0yEKEDGE.
FOR SUPERVISOR-FI DISTRICT ,
SAMUEL IsUBBELL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
SHERIFF'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Dv virtue Of nm order Of sale and dacrce
- ot ForccIosutcof Mortgage issued out
OF the District Comt of tlfe Ninth .Ju-
dicinl District OF the State Of California,
IN and for the County of Trinity, in the
suit OF Mary Coyle against Edward A Hi
son. dulv a;trsted The l4lh day OF Augu.t
\. 2S19, ] have levied upon all the
right, tilIr and interest of the snid Ed
ward Allison in and to that certain Min.
log gtound and Mining claims ut Tnnity
Ceuter, surveyed and located April OH,
1873, Which survey and location is re-
colGcd IN Book \ of the Records OF Trim
uV County, pages 263 and 26I, aud con
tainlug nccordihg tu shid survey II 30 lC0
acres ot bind together with all the i'm
pr"Ncmcnis belonging lo or nppertainlng
to sand clnlms, nIso nll bitches. fumes,
dumping glound and privileges belonging
thereto. also :hr undivided one. lhid Of
The Upper or Wade Dilch taking water
out OF Swift Creek anl conveying Tie
same upon the hiIl opposite Trinity Cen
ter and having the trtt right of the wa
ter ot snld creek. also the Ditch known ns
the Swede Ditch taking water out ef
Swift Creek, and having the second right
To the water of snid Creek, also the ditch
taking wnter out of said creek known as the
Chna Dlich, md hnNing the thiId right
to the waiter of said Creek, also the ditch
taking winter ont Of Rahcharie Creek,
together with all the water rights and
p'ivirgrS belonging 10 said bitches or in
amy wise npperlalning.
Notice is hereby given that on
SATURDAY, the Sixth day Of Sep
teEn5er. A. D., 1879,
at II o o'clock, noon, in front of the Court
House, in the town OF Weavervie.
County OF Trinity, | will sellall the right
title and interest of the said Edward AL
lison in and TO the said above described
property TO the highest bidder for Cash,
Gold Coin of the United States.
JOHN w. PHILBROOK,
Sheriff.
Aug I4lb, 1870. I'd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
LETTER FROM RED BLUFF.
RED BLUFF. Aug. q. 1870.

RED BLUFF, Aug. 81, 1870.
EDITOR TRIHIrY JoURNAL:-It may
not be uninteresting TO your .renders to
read little gossip from their neghboring
town of Red Bluff. 1t would be Il happy
thing i! it were possible for our upper
Sacramento Valley people 20 meet land dis
cuss mutuai interest once a year as neigh-
bors should do in all we'll regulated com
murllies. Why can't we have District
Agricultural Society that would bring this
about. l throw out the hint merely.
CROP TURN OUT.
We have had+nusualy fine crops this
year jn-Tehama County, aad the area of
land cultivated is larger than eve' before.
L mny be news to some of your people to
know that on the lands south west and
west OF Red Bluff down to Stoney creek
and back To the foothills, we ARE raising
fine crops Of wheat. This hand for years
went brggiug and was not thought worth
buying even for stock grazing. Now
you must pay from s. to $50 an acre for
these lands. This development in our
agricultural Interests IS attaching II new
Importance to our county rs wheat
growing region.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
THE FREIGHT QUESTION.

The increased freight, to be sent out
gives new Significance 10 the freight
question. Our whcnt start, in The race
for the Liverplol market handicapped d by
excessive freight charge which is almost
prohibitory. Wheat is delivered at the
Atlantic sea- -bonfd from the interior OF
Dacola Territory, Kansas and Nebraska
ut less than from Red Bluff to San Frnn>
cisco. We must then ship around Cape
IIoin from San Ftanclsco to compete
with wheat from New York Ci.y and
Boston. The result is apparent; our
Eastern competitors can sell at profit
in II low market while we must sell at Il
loss. i it strnnge that our farmers who
cannot diversity their crops MS farmers
East can, but must raise wheat only,
should grow rr>liveundrr this burden. We
hook for help from our Railroad Commits
sionrrs and may | think reasonably ex,
pect it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

Weaverville, August 80, 1879,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

PERKrN's employs only white men ana
pays them the highest wages. NO Sn'@
nese need apply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

F0R MEMBER or Sta TE BOARD or
EQUALiZ. trTON:
Third district.
wAIREN BUTTON,
of MARIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-14
1.-THE SO-C1LLED X FBELLION"
4 sentimental ballad as sung, with guitar accompa-
nment, by the Hon. :. :. Cox.

q, that was just the absurdest sight
| never could understand II quite
When men got mad nj nothing at all,
And nursed their fury and went to fight
And flew at each other with powder aud ball
A foolish witless, senseless brawl,
\ silly and ineXcusabe strife
TO save the so-called Nations life,
Was the so-called Rebellion.
There wasn't thing TO fight about,
Unless il was the fnnatical shout
The Abolitionists raised afar;
That what made the South go out,
That was what they seeded for
And that was the beginning of war
The sacred duty they owed the State,
Transformed their brotheTly love to hate
Coercion every patriot loathes,
A nd socalled traitors broke so.called oa.hs
In the so-called Rebellion.
The Northern soldiers went on the spree
For the sake of the pay, il appears TO me
And some brought home an arm in IA bag
A very ridiculous sight to see!
And some with heads wound up in rag,
And some weak they could hardly drag,
And some crutches and far from gay
But they certainly went for the sake of the pay.
In the socalled Andersonyille they stood,
And the so-called "sons" shed their so-caled blood
In the so.called Rebellion.
Twas mostly suffers and suffers clerks
That marched from the North-you know by their
works
They burnt the cities and ravaged the land,
And stripped the fields like terrible Turks,
And maued the south with a crimson hand,
And whaed her sons till they couldn't stand;
These troops were mostly suffers and SIGH,
And they all came home exceedingly rich;
But their dreadful doings they didn't suspend
TIL the socaed Grant put so-called end
To the socalled Rebellion.
And now. what good did the victory do?
As YOU Southwark look do you like the view
The men you conquered with powder and bali
Are just now making the laws for you
The Northern "BourbOns'' obey their call
And they rule the Nations council hall.
The white mans rights they still uphold,
And they Ego with their States rs they did of old
q. Nobody knows, but the so-called Lord,
Why the so-called North drew its so.caled sword
In the so-called Rebellion.
Yes, that was queer and sorry sight
| never could understand 1t quite
When men got mad aud broke the laws,
And nursed their fury and went to fight,
And flew at each other without any cause;
The foolishest quarrel that ever was,
silly and sentimental strife,
To save the so-caled Nations life
Was the sO-called Rebellion. Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-14

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