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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

A SAD PosITIoN.-Slrely the Demo,
cratic Party of California has retrogaded
when it assumes the role of II helper"
as witness the following from the Colusa
Sun Of last week
In the very nature of things, the new
party must put in man who would car
ry out either the Democratic or the Re-
publican principles in addition to the pro
visions Of the new Constitution. The
delegates to that Convention conceded Il
Democrat, and it can be no o lection to
them Il the Democratic party comes in
and helps TO elect him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

DENIS KEARNEY, in card, notifies all
the nominees of the W. p. G. not to pay
any political Assessments, as a nominee,
upon proof of such action, will be sum-
mariy removed from the ticket. He
proposes to raise funds for the campaign
by voluntary contributions, and will can.
vass the city for such aid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

THE Chronicle says: perkins repre-,
sents the crowning curses of California
Chinese immigra ton and railroad extor-
tions," snying which, says the Mission
Mirror, 1.-The Chronicle lies, and it knows
that everybody else knows it lies. ."
Which the same is very forcble but very
truthful language.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

THE Workingmen of San Francisco
denounced DR.. Glenn at the sand lots on
the 9th because of his employment of
Chinese. They have elso notified Berry,
for Congress. to come to Vallejo and take
their party pledge, or else they will take
his name from the ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

OUR GUEss.-We predict that Dan
Burns, the Republican nominee for Sec
retary of State, will have the largest ma
jority Of any candidate on the Republ
can ticket, save and except George G.
Perkins for Governor. He is deserving
young man, true to party and friends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

THE Chico Enterprise is published
near the Glenn ranch and in its issue of
July 4th il has this:
The Chronicle says DR.. Glenn employs
and has employed only white labor. 1t Is
a cold. blooded lie. The DR.. has always
employed coolie labor until within wear
or so, when the Caucasian movement
frightened him out of the practice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

SECRET MEETING OF DEMocRATs.--
The Executive Committee of the Demo :
cratic State Central Committee met at
San Francisco, July 9Th. The proceed
ing were kept secret, but it Is understood
that they referred TO the wedding out of
eand idates on the State ticket by piling
assessments on them with view of filling
their places with II. BIS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

PROF. p. PLANT, mining expert OF
Washington, d. c., accompanied by e.
Fisk Wait, prom inent New York can,
ilalist are making an extended visit to
Nevada county for the purpose of testing
dry process of separating ores from
gravel, invented by the former.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

The number of passengers arriving at
San Francisco by sea from foreign ports
last month was 2.373, and the number of
departures was 969. The figures include
1924 arrivals from China and Japan,
against 3Ol departures, showing gain of
over 800
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

"TLpEN in 1SS0' is the watchword Of
some of the Democratic newspapers.
Well, we suppose the people can stand
it. II he is elected he canRot assume the
presidential chair till 1881, and the world
is coming to an end in that year: so the
American people will not have long to
Suffers. r. Stock Report.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

NORTHERN DISTRICT FAIR.-We ac.
knowledge the receipt of II complimentary
ticKet to attend the Twenty FIST Annual
Fair of the Northern District Agrcultur-
al Society, to be held at Marysvile Sept.
10th to Goth, exclusive. The speed pro
is very complete, the premiums
being liberal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

The receipt of gold Mt the Mint on
Monday amounted to 62,270.70 ounces,
valued at about one and quarter mill
lions. This is the largest days receipt
of gold since the opening of the Mint.
There were 2l0 deposits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

AT the II. B. State convention n reso-
luton by Caleb Dorsey OF Toulumre
county, was unanimously adopted, pledg>
Ing the nominees TO support the ticket.
Ii was under this pledge that Dr.. Glenn
was nominated. The question raised by
acertain member of the democratic party
is, how can DR.. Glenn support the demo-
cratic ticket and still maintain good faith
with the Ii. b. party?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

"WITH land grabber for Governor,
and an agent for a textbook establish
ment for Superintendent Of Public In
struction," said Democratic delegate +,
II tn ink III climb tiee and stay there
until after the election !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

ARNOLD, n Democratic Representative
in the Legislature from Courtland county
New York, has announced hims selfhence.
forth ns a Republican, being dsgusted
with the proceed ings Of what he calls the
Rebel Congress-"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

TIE mammoth ferry boat now being
built at the dock Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, in Oakland, for use
in transferring cars between Martinez
and Bencia, will be ready for launching
in about a week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

In the procession of the Marysville
Horribles on the Fourth was burlesoue
on the paid fire department of that citv.
bearing the following words: Never
Mind the Building Save the Lot +,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

In their address to the people the
Workers say: protesting to be based
alone on the anti-monopoly, anti
Chinese new Constitution, the New Com
sttution party hsve, with sublime in
consistency taken for their stan lard
bearer man with 10000 acres Of land
and mania for more, and whose possess,
ions are covered with Chinese.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

Hon. e. STEELE, OF Yreka, is an
nounced as candidate for Superior nd ge
of Siskiyou. Mr.. Steele beat Judge Ros-
borough in that county five years ago
and it is thought that he will now be
elected by handsome majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

SENATOR LAMAR, who has just re-
turned to Washington from Mississippi,
expresses himself as surprised at the ex,
tent Of the negro exodus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

THE Lassen Advocate, bright and
newsy local paper published Mt Susanvile
has entered upon its Fifth Volume.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

The Belfast Journal, for many years
regarded as one Of the ablest Democratic
papers in Maine, has joined the Republi.
cans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12
THE FRIEND OF LABOR.

As to the question of the demands Of
the laboring Glasses, j believe land hope
| shall not be charged with egotism) that
in selecting me as the standard bearer in
this campaign the Convention believed
that they were selecting one whose strug-
giles in early years, whose experience
among those who toll for their daily
bread, enable him to sympathize with
those whose honest efforts have not yet
carried them beyond the pale of manual
labor. | feel that bring to this contest
few personal merits except a personal
honesty and integrity ofpurpose. Ihave
no great legal knowledge; no oratical
ability; | have some experience in public
affairs. and, believe, n true apprecia-
tion ofthe wants and needs of the State;
but whatever | have. If am elected-as
| believe shall bel prom se to give it
all, with every energy and impulse, to
the Whole people Of California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12
PERKINS POSITION.

Hon. George G.. Perkins, Republican
nominee for Governor, opened the cam
paign at San Jose last week in an able
and stirring address, wherein he took oc-
casion to define his position on the lead>
ing issues which necessarily enter into
the present canyass. From the report of
the meeting, as published in the San
Jose Mercury, we extract the following
from Mr.. Perkins speech, and advise
its perusal by all who wish to know just
what that gentleman thinks of leading
questions and what they may expect from
him in the event Of his election which is
now generally regarded as certain:
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
So far as the rev Constitution is con,
cerned ous platform expresses fully the
sentiments of the party. 1t is now the
organic law of the State aud as such it
shall never be said that we failed to give
it the honest hearty allegiance of the
great adberent to law and good govern.
ment, the Republican party. We shall
insist that its provisions be faithfully
executed; we will insist an on able and
honest judiciary shall give it just
Interpretation, and an honest and intelli-
gent executive see that the legislation
enacted under it, looking to its enforce
ment, shall be firmly executed. With
such intents there can be no use for the
New Con stilution party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

1T is now said that .he body of Alex.
ander 7. Stewart is ready for delivery by
the owners Of the cadaver for $50, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12

TWELVE saloons, it is claimed. have
been closed in Petaluma through the
Murphy movement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12
at'eskly Trinitg 5ollsnal.

s@ The "J0UR.v.gL' has no .ssenfs
she PsbItshsr prefsrrtns to do business
sSffh .aap<rffssrs direct. .gdrsrfisfng 8
Rates Furnished on application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

have been acused of combining With
the Central Pacific Railroad, to rob the
people, and l now brand the statement
as "A falsehaod. Ny company is engaged
in navigating the great waters Of the
Pacific ocean. We have no special
charters granting exclusive privileges.
1t is not a monopoly: rather is it rival
Of monopoly an opposition company
which has won the hearty gratitude of
the thousands of farmers and producers
who have experienced the benefits OF its
competition. 1t gives employment to
many and is engaged in developing the
great industries of this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12
ABOUT CHIN EsE.

The Republican Party has been OPP
posed to any servile race; it has always
opposed any form of slavery; it has been
the foremost champion Of the destruction
of n system Of Coolie labor; it has always
endeavored to secure the immigration of
intelligent peope-thos who may be-
come citizens and unite with us in the ac-
complshment of all the grand possibli-
ties Of government 10 which the true
American is always reaching forward.
The Chinese people are race opposed to
our civilization, and for one | have al
ways recognized this fact. The company
of which am member employs one
thousand men, but never has it bad upon
its roll OF employees single mar who
could not become an American citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12
MINING MACHINERY
FOR SALE!

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for Sale
L at cost price FOR CASH, one Pipe
Gate or Distributor, together with neces-
sary Fixtures, Flanges, Bolts, etc.; also
a quantity of heavy Wire Screen and
Five Air Valves. For full particulars
apply to JOHN MARTIN.
Weavervile, July 8, 1879. I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12
D e ATH S :.

In Weavervilie, July 4th. ANDREW
Lyons. native of Ireland aged 72years,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-12
POLITICAL CANDIDATES

R8- Announcements inserted undo.
heading cost Five Dollars each-Iy ,n, tAis
N ADVANCE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20

ISSUES Commercial and rnvslen' Credits,
available In any part Of the world. hAkee
tSnsiers OF money BY telegraph and cable, and
draw exchange a customary usAnoss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20
COUNTY CoanissIoNERs.

Relative to the bill passed by the late
Legislature increasing the salaries OF the
County Commissioners OF Storey county
We call attention to Section 0 Of Article
XIV Of the constitution OF this State.
which reads as follows;
SECTION .. The Legislature may at any
time provide by Law for increasing or Ill.
minishing the salaries or compensation OF
any Of the officers whose salary or compen-
sAtion 10 fixed by this constitution /; pro-
rided. no such salary or compensation shall
apply TO any officer during the time for
which he may have been elected.
The Constitution fixes the salaries Of
State officers. Judges Of the Supreme
Court, Legislators and District Judges,
and says that each county shall provide
for the support Of its W officers. II
does not make any provision for increas.
ing the salaries Of county officers; but
in the section we have copied above, II
distinctly specifies that mo such change
OF salary or compensation shall apply to
any officer during the term for which be
may have been elected" II the section
exclusively referred to the State. legisla-
tive and judicial officers specified, the
word such =" should have been placed
between the words ANY" and ''oficer."
II would have rendered il clearer and
better understood. We are not giving q
decision in the matter. however; merely
showing up the points. The present
Commissioners were elected with the
understanding that they were to receive
fifty dollars q month each. the same rs
their predecessors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20

CarrAN BsIroS. says that the people
Of Virginia had treated him with less
courtesy than any people he had ever
encountered. Nowhere in Europe.
even among the most ignorant people
OF Hungary. who had no warning what.
ever Of his coming. had he encountered
such IN treatment as from the people OF
Virginia. They were coarse in their
language. and even indecent. and showed
no spiri. Of hospitality or frisndliness or
appreciation whatever. The chances are
that they appreciated him too well. They
had heard Of him before, and when they
saw him they failed to detect any prac-
teal utility in him or his waterproof
swimming rig. lie failed to astonish
the natives there, consequently don't
like them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20

nEPosrrs ofCoIN OR BULLION received.
~ sithef on open account or 10 Issue CHR.
TlPlCATRS therefor, payable (at the option Of
the holder) In Gold Hill or Ban Francisco; to
make collections, purchase Bullion ~ the most
favorable rates, or advance coin .hereon when
forwarded 70 the PARENT Bank In Ban francisco;
sells Bills Of Exchange, and transacts General
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20
Jrsuhls at Lake Tahoe.
rreL.. R.p.hliea.. MarrA no.

T~ekes Rep.b,ieos. March 10.
The furious wind and snow Of last
week caused considerable damage at
Lake Tahoe. The waves ran high n
furious and threatened to engulf oil b
steamers and sailing craft on the <
and to sweep away the wharves. The
Floating Palace. by far the largest vessel
on Tahoe, struck her colors and went
gracefully to the bottom Of the lake.
The steamer Truckee was beached In
good shape al Glenbrook. and for q time
the Meteor was considered In great peril.
The wharvss at Tahoe and Glenbrook
we're both considered unsafe. and the
Niagara kept steam up all night long.
ready to start should the wharf give way.
A small boat had occasion to 60 20 yards
and Il wa nearly an hour In making the
destination. After the storm abated, ,
Floating Palace was raised by the M.
agara,
TIE reason that parasraphers crook
the elbow 30 much. Is because the funny
bone Is situated in that part OF their
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20

The San Fnnciico News Company are
about publishing book entitled
"Among the Mormons: How an Amer
lean and an EnglishmAn went to Salt
Lake City and married seven wives
apiece. Their lively experience. A
peep into the mysteries Of Mormondom.
by Ring Jepson." Now here is some
thing that ought to be interesting to
read about. at least. A man who
has had seven wives all at one
time should be qualified to eI.
plain the mysteries OF the "seven
slsepsrs," the felieities Of the seventh
heaven" OF the scalding cussedness Of
the " seven vials Of wrath" Yet. after
all. their lively experience RAJ only
about = seventh part Of what the good
old prophet Brigham passed through.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20

TEE Cincinnati Eaqairsr's correspond.
snt interviewing the Indiana Legislature
finds that eighteen Democratic Senators
out Of twenty-five were for Hendricks
first. aud i've OF them were for Tilden
for second choice. Two were for Bay.
ard first. and one for Tilden. -Four had
ne opinion or wish as to the candidate.
OF twenty-ous Republicans sixteen
were for Grant. two for Blaine. and one
for John Sherman. One opposed Grant
only because he meant q third term.
Two Of the Nationals were for Ben
Butler and one for William Allen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20

IT plsases the assistant Democratic
editors to bewail that the Republican
organs have gone back to the old issues
for the next campaign. The whole
Republican party has been driven back
to those issues by the JEFF Davis, State
rights attitude Of the Dsmocra attic party
and the dreadful organs are merely
expressing the party will.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20

Mn. RAosDALE, Treasurer Of Jefferson
county. Indiana. broke his engagement
with . poor girl to marry . rich widow.
and q jury compelled him to pay $500
damages. "wsll." hs said. - be
handed over the money. 81 am still
about $40. 900 ahead BY the change"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20

WHAT city in France Is . man about
10 visit when he goes TO get married ?
He IL going to Havre (have hsr). An
old bachelor being asked the question
promptly replied. To Rousn " (ruin).
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20
CHOICE EATING.

should the appropriation DO made. my
first expenditure therofrom will Be for the
introduction Of esls and tho vegetable
eating carp-tho latter . German nsh. and
the most delicious Of all known fishes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20
PROTECTION on FIsu.

The wholesale slaughter OF fish with
giant powder has been reported. but with
no appropriation TO aid In discovering and
prosecuting those using IL, l have been
unable 10 suppress Its uss-
Learning that dams In Carson. Truckee
and Humboldt rivers were 30 constructed
that Il Was impossible for fsh 10 ascend
above them for the purpose Of spawning.
I took legal measures TO have these oh
structions removed. and the hsh better
protected. with but partial success. how
ever. thus far. The laws on the subject
are imperfect. and - . remedy | can zee
nothing but tho planting Of superior food
iish In our streams. thereby snlisting tho
cooperation Of those most directly bene-
ntel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-20
NURSING rlk SMALL rRr.

Through the kindness OF the officers Of the
Central Pacific and Virginia and Truckes
Railroads. the appropriation Of $1,000 will
be sufficient 10 close my work for the frat
two years. A handsome sum has been
saved 10 the State by thoso two companies
transporting all our fish and spawn free Of
charge; also agents In care Of same. For
this service my thanks are sincerely sl.
tended.
To Professor Spencer y. Baird. United
States Fish Commissioner. and to Hon. b.
b. BEDDING. Of the California Fish Com
mission, gentleman who have been prompt
in furnishing information whenever
sought, and who have Voluntarily impaired
much valuable knowledge In the culture
Of fish. I also tender thanks Thanking
the State officers for tavors shown. trust
ing the appropriation ~petiioned for will
be made. and this popular public enter.
prise 90 en~coursgingly in~suguratsd will
b fossered BY liberal legislation until
our lakes and streams are allied with food
fab, and made the resorts Of those loving
days sport with rod and hook, am
your obedient servant.
ii. q. PARKKR.
Fish Commissioner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-17
PERDSTOWN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, MAY T. 1879

40 to G.. I. Licklider's for cheap Queens
VI ware. \ full set French China, Al
pieces, for $500. \ full set Porcelain
Opaque, "A pieces, for $500.
G.. II. LICKLIDER.
A FULL line of Carriage Goods, lIubbs,
II Spokes, Rims, Shafts, Tire, &C., at
reduced prices. -
G. T. LICKLIDER.
JNUTTEWAS Brushes, a speciality.
w Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. G.. Y. LICKLIDER-
WHEELING Nails for S2,15 per keg.
w One good Axe for 60 cents.
G.. Il. LICKLIDER.
T AXE Herring and Mackerel, by
Ia G. T. LICKLIDER.
SOO POUNDS Country Bacon wanted,
JUU and 100 bushels of Potatoes, by
April G. L. LlCkLlDEk'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-17
GEs(.A rs.

The great popularity OF the Cabinet
or Parlor Organ has led 20 severe som
petition among manufacturers TO supply
them. As one travels over the country
he is now about as likely to meet an or
gan peddler as a sewing machine agent
or lightDing-rod man. The New York
Philharmonic Journal says there is
nothing in which there is more decep.
ton than in this matter Of organs. The
country is flooded with very cheaply
made instruments ia fasby cases, which
are not good to begin With, and will al
most certainly soon get so much ont OF
order az 10 be useless. 1t is folly 10
buy one OF these. a much better way
is to get only the best. by makers OF
great reputation, which costs little
more to begin with, but will undoubt-
edly prove cheapest in the end. Any
one who buys an organ made by the
Mason & Hamlin Company, may de-
pend upon having the best that can be
made. 1t is conceded by those who
know more ybout such matters, that
their organs are unequalled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-17

AFRAID SnE'p BE KISSED. IA man
was once walking along ono road and u
woman along another. Tho two roads
finally united, and man aud woman,
reaching the junction at the same time,
walked on from there togetnCr.-Tlc
man was carrying large iron kettle on
his back, in one hard he held by tho
legs live chicken, in the other a cane,
aud he was leading goat Just as they
were coming 10 a dark, deep rayinc, tho
woman said to the man: "lm afraid 10
go through that ravn9 with you; it is a
lonely place, aud you might oyerpower
me and kiss me by force"
'If you were afraid oil that said the
man, ''you shouldn't have walked with
me at all.-IIow can | possibly over
power you and kiss you by force when
| haze this great kettle on my back,
care in one hand and live chicken 10
the other, and am leading this goat! l
might as well be tied hand and foot"
"Yes," replied the woman, "but II
you should stick your cane into the
ground and tie the goat 10 il, and tara
the kettle bottom up ard put the chick
en- into it then you might wickedly kiss
me, in spite Of my resistance,
F. "Succcss to thy ingenuity, . womanP
said the rejoicing man to himself. II
should never have thought OF such al
expedient."
And when they came 10 the rayine he
stuck his cane into the ground and tied
the goat to it, gave the chicken 10 the
woman, saying :-"Hold it while | cut
some grass for the goat" and then low
ering the kettle from his shoulders, i'm
prisoned the chicken under it,and wick
edIy kissed the woman, as she was afraid
he would. Phiia1eiphia RECORD.