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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

A DAMAGING ADMISSION Terry S
rash adm ssion in recent speech that
the Bilks had no hope Of success in San
Francisco unless they could effect fu-
sion with ihe Workingmen, is being
used very effectively by the Republican
and w. p. C, journals. His further dec
laration that he regarded White as an
honest man has been thrown in tho teeth
of the Blk organ as nm evidence that
even its own allies Go not believe its cam
paign charges, and this too, is calculstod
to demoralize the adversary. That Terry
believes the Blk cause already lost, is
indeed toerably clear from his general
tone, and ms the Wo?kingmen have no
use for the~Bilks many way, they will
have but II hard time of Record
Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

SALT LAKE City has been nxcited over
the inflnmmatory and reasonable haran-
CUES delivered Mt the Tabernacle and
ward meeting houses. AT the former
place Apostle Joe f. Smith told the
Saints that the time had come for to arm
themselves, and counseled them to buy
the best. lie also alluded to the Tribune
AS being ore of the causes of the SAINTS
troubles, and said il must be wiped out,
TO which the brethren responded with a
loud amen. Tho resent action of the
Government and the imprisonment oI
the Apostles by the heirs of Brigham has
IT, famed the fanatics, and they thirst foI
blood. Prompt action on the part Of the
Government in backing up its officials is
what is necessary in Utah TO day. Ithas
already tri1ed too long with the twin
relic."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
TOR sUPERVIS0R-FIRST DISTRICT,
SAMUEL HUBBELL.

SAD DEATH.-About o'clock Tues :
day afternoon little son OF Mr. Engle, of
fYo, aged eight years, was burned to
death. The little fellow was building the
hre preparatory 10 tea, and after putting
the kindling in the stove poured upon it
coal oil, setting the can upon the hearth.
Upon applying a match the OF! blazed up
izniting the oil in the can, which explod-
I'D. throw ing the contents upon the boy.
Mrs. Engle and N RS. Bachelor were
sitting in the front room when they were
startled by the explosion DGt before they
had time TO think the boy ran out of the
house making his way to the ditch about
ten rods distant intending to jump into
il. He few past the barn setting it on
fire. but before he arrived at the ditch, q
gentleman enveoped him in large over
coat, succeeding in almost smothering
ihe flames; bu. Mr.. Eng!e, in his excite,
nent gathered the boy to his arms. caus-
ing the fames to busrt out anew, and the
hoy actually slipped through his skin and
his fathers arms and fell TO the ground.
With the assistance of the neighbors the
ete IN the house and barn WAS extinguish-
ed. Or. Lawry was sent for but could
do no good, and after eight hours intense
suffering the spirit of the poor little fellow
loft this vale of tears for purer and bet
ter world. There WAS little sleep in Igo
Tuesday night. so wrought up with ex-
citement WAS the inhabitants OF that other
wise quiet little burg. The funeral takes
place TO day Mt 10 o'clock Rev. w. L.
kidder officiating. The afflicted pa.
rent have our heartfelt Sympathy
Reoding Independent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
SUPERVISORS PROCLAMATION

Ordered. That the Clerk cause the
Governors Proclamation - DC puOllshedi
post the same accorc.ng to law ana llaI
he embody in .ne same Proclamation
of the Bor!d of Supervisors ordering ah
election at the same time the following
County, Township and Dist. Omcers !:
1. Superior Judge.
2. Sheriff,
3. Assessor,
4. County Clerk,
5. Dist. Attorney,
6. County Treasurer,
7. Sunerintendent Public Schools.
8. Coroner and Public Administrator,
8. Surveyor,
10. Supervisor. 1st District, compris
ing Minersville, Trinity Center. Cinna-
bar, Coffee Creek, Lewiston and Indian
Creek.
Ii. One Road Overseer in each and
every Road Dist. in the County.
-. Two Justices of the Peace, and
I3. Two Constables for each Town
ship in the County, also
For Chinese immigration.
Against Chinese immigration.
Ordered, That the following places be
established and the following named per-
sons appointed Ms Inspectors and judges
of an Election to he held or the 3d day OF
Septem bel. 1879, in accordance win the
Governors Proclamation and order OF
Board of Supervisors
Coffee Creek-Pnlls open nj Bavery
House. Inspector. Robt Beard; Judges,
Hyatt Halock, A. Galand.
Trinity Center-IIalI's Hotel. 1nsl ect-
or, F. II. Bloss Judges, Asa Carter,
II. E. Ha-kn.
Cinnabar-Store. Inspector, G. Grand
all J.; Judges, Ii. G. Osgood, Jos. Little-
field.
Minersv;lle-B Bates Store. Inspector.
Daniel Coon Judges, John Cummings,
Jacob Bowerman.
Lewiston BerDer's Hotel. Inspector,
John Taylor Judges, o. Phillips, Mat
/ Lowden.
Weavervil.e-Sh Sheriff. Office. Inspect
or, John 6. Irwin /; Judges, Jacob Huss,
Alfred Harvey.
Douglas City-School House. Inspect
or, A. Whitney Judges, Ed. Swift, D..
Brean.
Indian Creek Hotel. Inspector. j.
B. SeigfIied Judges, JAS. Bowie, L.
Mnloney.
Ruch's-StafIord's Store. Inspector,
John Con in Judges, Il. b. Wells, D,
A. Stafford.
George's- Baycs' Store. Inspector,
A. b. Goss; Judges, Henry Knowles,
John Carter.
Wilburn's House. In.
spector, Geo. Burgess F; Judges, IL. 5.
Willburn, l.. Duncan.
Long Ridgc-Duncan's House. In
spector, Chas. Sloan Judges, John Ale
man, John Duncan.
Hyampom- Trcmble's House. In
speclor. Znck. Mckay Judges, Orren
Treat, Jacob Olsen.
Junction City--Carter House. In
spector, A. p. Gould; Judges, G.
Christensen, &. Nj. Laws.
North Fork-Y Yohe's Hotel. Inspect
tor, A S. Currie Judges, j. Is. Wat
rous, John Hawk.
Cox's Bnr-Tinsley's Store: Inspect
or, VIM. Paltson Judges j. W. Hub
bard, John Board.
Martnville-Schoo House. Inspector
John Sharber; Judges, Geo. Cousins,
Z. +. Bdssell.
Cedar Flat-Simmon's Store. In.
spector. j. McWhorter: Judges, p. Ker.
man, Kelly.
Hoooken-Quimby Place, Thomas
Store. Inspector, Philip QuiIlrme
Judges, l.. Brown, Moses Patterson.
Canon City Gilzenn's Hotel. Inspect
OF, Jas. Gilzean Judges, o. l.. Slack
b. Baumgartner.
Ratilesnake - Old Store. inspector
Jos. Huber; Judges, Xavier, Kie:er
Henry Wilhelm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

POSTAL MATTERS. - First Assistant
Postmaster General Tyner thinks that
his recent tour OF inspection Oh the Pacific
coast will result both to the advantage of
Californians and the Department. He
says that the PostolIice at Oakland has
been reorganized at saying of $4,000
per annum; a free mail delivery has been
esta blished at Sacramento. The Pjst.
Office at San Francisco will be reOrganiz-
ed as soon MS the datU Of Tyner's observa-
tions there can be arranged. The mail
messenger service at San Francisco will
hereafter be let upon contract, ms in all
other large cities of the United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

TnE MILLIoHAIRE's REMAINs.-The
New York Herald says that A. Il Stew
arts body has not been recovered, and
that the robbers have boldly demanded
$3.50, 900 for it. Those who know of the
whereabouts of the body are represented
to be in Canada, and have endeavored to
compel Hilton TO come to terms through
II lawyer. Hilton says that he will not
give dollar for the body, but wants the
thieves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16


Eighth Street to the poi,;, :. -. ID. - l.'.-
tion with Market Street thence south
westerly along said Ma ket Street Ia the
point os the intersection of Larkn Street
with aid Market Street thence norther-
~ along said Larkin Street to the point
of beginning, Two Senators.
Thirteenth District, Composed of that
portion of the City and County of San
Francisco bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit Commencing ut point
whore the Point Lohos Toil-road pro.
duced in direct line westerly intersects
with the waters of the Pacific Oee,n. and
running thence easterly along said Point
Lobos Toll-rond to the point of its con-
nection with Geary Street thence along
said Geary Street easterly To its intersec
tion with Larkin Street thence southar-
v along said akin Street to the poi
of its intersection with Market Street /;
tht nee northeasterly along said Market
Street TO the point where Eighth Street
iuterseots with said Market Street /;
thence sontheaSterly along said Eighth
Street 10 its intersection with Channel
Street thence northeastery Rlong said
Channel Street to the point of its inter-
section with Fourth Street thence south.
ea astery along said Fourth Street to the
point of its intersection with the Bay of
San francisco thence southerly along
the line of the waters Of said bay 20 the
point of intersection of the bounary line
heiween the City and County of San
Francisco and the County of San Mateo
with the waters of said bay; thence wes>
tery along said boundary line 10 the psnl
Of its intersection with the Pacific Ocean /;
thence northerly along tho line of said
ocean to the point of beginning, Two SEN
ntOrs.
Fourteenth District. composed of the
County ot Alameda. Two Senators.
Fifteenth District, composed of the
Ceunties of Contra Costa and Marin, One
Senator.
Sixteenth District. composed of the
Counties OF Snn joaquin and Amodor-
San J"aquin, One Senator.
San joaquin jointly with Amador, One
Sena tor.
Seventeenth District, composed of the
Counties OF Tuolumne and Caaveras, One
> ,nntnr.
Eighteenth District, composed of the
County OF Snc'nmeutl, Two Senators.
Niuetrenth District, c,mp ,sed OF the
Counties of Solno and Yolo--
Solano, One Senator,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

Fox Presidential New York. Sun
correspondent, speaking ofthc Democrat
ic nomination for President. says: ~
rise again to renom mate Stephens j.
Field of Calforni in for President. Samuel
j. Randall for Vice President. That is II
ticket which will sweep Nevada, Calilor.
mia, Oregon and Pennsylvania, and win
be as strong in New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut and Indiana as any other that
can be named"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

A MINER at Big Oak Flat, Nevada
county, is prospecting place, mine by
boring ~ inch hole. He cuts through
any rocks, even the hardest quartz bould-
ers. Fifty feet in nine hours is his aver.
age. NTH the augur used he brings up
the gravel and all it contains from any
,niut
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

FtRING full into the breasts of ones
comrades and then deserting to the enemy
is usually considered the lowest depth OF
infamy-but the Republican renegades of
California have found a still lower step
they threaten "to return next year"
With reverence-God forbid SPIRIT o.
Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

Hon. II. 3. WRIGHT, Chairman Of
the Congressional Labor Comm ittee, ad
dressed IL mass meeting Of Wofkingmen
in Union Hall, San Francisco, on Tues
day night, lie WAS escorted from the
Palace Hotel by the Workln gmens In,
dependent Military Companies. The
Chinese and labor questions were discuss.
ed. Wright lavorIng reform in respect TO
hnfh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

A LIFELONG Democrat, who formerly
Yesided in this city but whose home is
in The latter county are fast forsakng
Glenn and going over mostly 10 White,
although some assert that they will sup,
port Perkins. It begins to look very
mu;h now IA though Glenn will be n
very poor third in the Gubernatorial race.
Sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
INSTRUCTION.

State Senators in the following Senator
ia Districts
First Di>trict-Composed Of the Coun.
ties of San Diego and San Bernardino,
One Senator.
second District Composed of the
County of Los Angeles. One Senator.
Third District - Composed of the
Counties of Ventura, Santa barbara and
San Luis Obi>po, One Senator.
Fourth District Composed of the
Counties of Tulare. Inyo. Fresno, Mono
and Kern, One Senator.
Fifth Composed of the Coun-
ties of Mariposa, Merced and Stanislaus,
One Senator.
Sixth District Composed of the Coun>
ties pt Santa Cruz, Monterey and San
Beniio, One Senator.
Seventh District - Composed af the
County Of Santa Clara, Two Senators.
Eighth Composed ot the
County of San Mntee and The City and
County of San francisco, One Senator.
Ninth District Composed of that por-
tinn of the City and County of San Fran
cisco bounded and described as follows,
to wit Commencing alta point where
the southerly line %! United States mill
tary reservation, known ns the Pres idio
Reservation, intersects with the waters
of the Pacific Ocean thence meandering
along the waters OF said ocean and the
waters u! the Bay of San Francis CO,
nnrtherly, ea-terly and southerlv to the
point where Washington Street intersects
with said bny thence westerly along
sad Washington Street To its nterscc-
tnn with First Avenue thence norther-
" along said avenue to its intersection
with the soulheriy boundary line of the
snid Preside Reservation :" thence
westerly and along the soulherlv bounda
ry line @f said " Preside Reservation la
It's intersection with the Pacific Ocean
and the point Of beginning, Two Senay
tors.
Tenth District, Composed of that por
tion ot the City and County of San Fran
cisco bounded and desert 0ed MS follows,
to wit Commencing Mt point where ;he
southerly boundary liae OF the " Preside
Rcservation," intersects with the waters
Of the Pacific Ocean thence easterly and
along the souhprly boundary line of
snid " Presidin Reservation to the point
where First Avenue intersects with said
boundary line thence southerly along
said First Avenue 10 the point where
Washington Street with - E.rs. = 90.
49,. IL. - a., 80, 3D., =, -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Solano jointly with Yolo. One Senator.
Twentieth District, composed OF the
Counties of Napa, Lake, and Ssuoma.
One Senator.
Twentv-frst District, composed OF the
County OF Sunoma. One Senator.
Twenty-second. composed of the Coun-
ty of Placer. One Senator.
Twenty third District, composed OF the
Counties Of FL Dorado and Alpine. One
Senator.
Twenty fourth District. composed oi
the Counties OF Nevada and Sierra. one
Senator.
Nevada, One Senator,
Nevada jointly with Sierra, One Sena-
| tor.
Twenty fifth District, composed OF the
Counties of Yuba and Sutter, One Sena>
tor.
Twenty sixth District, composed of
the Cour ties of Butte. Plumas, and Las
sen, One Senator.
Twenty-seventh District, composed of
the Counties Of Mcndocinc, Humboldt,
and Del Norte, One Senator.
Twenty.eighth District, composed of
the Counties of Siskiyou, Modec, Trinity
and Shasta, One Senator.
Twenty ninth Distr let. composed OF
the Counties Of Colusa and Tehama, One
Senator.
Members of the Assembly, ms follows:
City and County of San Francisco,
Ninth Senatorial District, -Four Members.
Tenth Senatorial District, Four Mem
bers.
Eleventh Senatorial District, -Four
Members.
Twelfth Senatorial District, Four Mem
bers.
Thirteenth Senatorial District, Four
Members.
In each of the Counties Of Alameda,
Nevada. Sac ramento. San Jnaquin. Sans
tn Clara, and Sonoma, Three Members.
In each of the Counties of Amador,
Butte. Los Angeles, Solano, and luba,
Two Members.
In each Of the Counties OF Calaveras,
Contra Costa, Del N"rte, El Dorado,
Fresno, Humboldt, Lake. Marin, Men
docino, Monterey, Napa, Placer, San
Bcnito. San Bernardinu San Diego. San
Luis Obispo. San Mateo, Santa Cruz,
Sierra, Stsnislaus. Sutter, Tuolumne, and
Yolo, One Member.
In the Counties of Alpine and FL Do
radp, jointly, One Member.
In the Counties of Colusa and Tehama,
jointly, One Member.
In the Counties of Inyo and Mono,
jointly, One Mem ber'
In the Counties of Kern and Tuiare,
jointly, One Member.
In the Counties of Msriposa and Mer-
ced jointly, One Member.
In the Counties of Modoc and Sisk iyou
jointly, One Member.
In the Counties of Plumas and Lasscn
jointly, One Member.
In the Counties Of Shasta and Trinity
Jointly, One Member.
In the Counties OF Ventura and Santa
Barbara, jointly, One Member.
A Chief Justice Of The Supreme Court.
| Six Associate Justices Of the Supreme
| Court.
Sixty eight Judges CT the superior
| Courts, to be elected as follows, 10 wit:
In the City aud County o San Fran
cisco. Twelve Judges
| In each Of he Counties Of Alameda
~. a iISsas, Sacramento, San joaquin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

CAPT. EADs, of Mississippi Jetty fams
has been rendered, by the Governor of
California, the position of Safe Engineer,
to bring his ability to bear upon the
question Of improving the channels OF
the rivers of California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
SHERlFF'S SALE
Or
REAL ESTATE.

Dy virtue of nm order of sale and decree
- of foreclosure of Mortgage issued out
of the District Court of the Ninth Ju-
dicial District ot the State of California.
in and for the County of Trinity, in the
suit of Mary Coyle against Ed ward Alli>
son. duly a:tested the l4th day Of August
A. ID. 2S70, ] have levied upon all the
right, title and interest of the said Ed
ward Allison in and to that certain Min
ipg ground and Mining claims ut Trinity
Center, surveyed and located April 9th,
1873, which survey and location is re-
corded in Book Y of the Records of Trim
ity County, pages 263 and 264, aud con :
tanning according to said survey II 35 100
acres of lind together with all the inn
provements belonging toor arperinining
to snid claims, also all bitches. fumes
dumping ground and privileges belonging
thereto. also :he undivided one-thrd 0t
the Upper or Wade Ditch taking water
out of Swift Creek ana conveying the
same upon the hill opposite Trinity Gem
ter and having The first right of the wa
ter nf sad creek. also the Ditch known rs
the Swede Ditch taking water out al
Swift Greek, and having the second righ,
to The water of said Greek. also the ditch
taking water out of sai9 creek known as the
China Ditch, and having the third right
to the whter of said Crock, nlso the ditch
taking water out of Rahchnrie Greek.
together with all tho water rights and
privileges belonging 10 said ditches or in
any wise nppertalning.
Notioo ie horohv oi,,an tIot an
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

Bon FERRALL has declined the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress from the
Snn Francisco district. and Chas n Sum-
ner has been nominated in his stead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
SHER!FF'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out of the District Court OF
the Ninth judicial District Of the State
of California, in nnd for the County of
Trinity, and To me directed and delivered
for n judgment rendered and entered in
said Couit on the Eight day of August.
A. y. 1879, in favor OF Max Lug and
against IhomaS Sattery and Patrick
Sattery. | have levied upon all the right,
title and interest of tie said Thomas
Slattery and Patrick Slatlery IN aud to
that certain Mirng Cinim. known as the
Oregon Gnlch Placer Mine, situated in
Oregon Gulch Mining District, in Junc.
ton City Township, County of Trinity.
Comm encing ut It Quartz Rock in n
mound marked ii ~ II said r0cl: being
situated at the South West corner Of the
Sturdivnnt Placer Mine; running ihenc4
for the first courve n $40 i 1850 chains
along the Stuldivaut Plncer Mine Ia n
post in mound of rock marked S &C. {;
thence toi 2nd course n 40 L 80 chains
to II post ma, ked s &C.; thence for 3D.
conrse N 45o T. 3 81 chnns Ia II post
mnl ked S & Co; thetce Ger 4th course
n 20' so L u 20 chains to limestone
rock marked S & Co; thence for 9th
course n % w 9l2 chans Ia n post In II
moand of Earth mHlkra S s. Co thence
for GE course n 7S' i ! G5 CHAINS 10 IL
post in mound marked o lur n Z cor.
ner of the claim thence for Tlh course
l5o f 7.67 chnins thence for Slh course
) SO w 20 90 chains thence for 9th
course S so w II 90 chrins thence for
10 course S 100 w 81 so chains thence
for lllh course S 400 w 13 so chnins 4
thence for 18th course S Ito 30' w 81
chains thence for 11Ih course w
chains thence for lIth course n 2
i - p chains to the place of hetl
from which The corner common
80 & 33 n, II s s. 9 w. MoWI
Meridian bears 700 03' Il ~
distant, aud containing II
of land. also MI the impro
said claim, Hydraulic Pipe
connected with and used in
claim, also that certain d
the Pawtucket d itch and L
Use of tho water directed
taking water from Oiegol
conveying the winter on to
GuIch Placer Mine toge,
| bitches. Flumes, and water
and used by the said defend
ing said Mine.
Notice is hereby given tha
! SATURDAY, the sixth d
tethber, A. ~. I6s
ut 10 o'clock, noon, in front Of
/ House in the town of Wei
| County of Trinity. will sell
right. title and interest of the said
MS Sattery and Patrick Slattery in\
To the above described property ut PGfN
Auction for Cash. GOLD Com, TO y
highest and best bidder to satisfy snid EA
ecution md nll costs.
JOHN W. PHILBROOK.
Sheriff
Dated the l4th day of August 1870.
Id.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

A MOVEMENT is on foot 10 establish IN
exchange in Boston for the transaction of
basiness 10 mining shares.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

Two fobbers stole 200 in notes from
the bank of f. A. Bush & Co., Cincin-
natl, on the u, in open day,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
SATURDAY. the Sixth day of Sep
tcmber. A. D., 1870,

at 10 o'clock, noon. in front Of the Court
House, in the town of Wenvrrville,
County ol Trinity. | viii srllnll the right
title and interest of the said Edwnld Al
lison in aud to the said above descrilmd
property 10 the highest bidder for Cash,
Gold Coin of tho United States.
JOHN W. PHlLBROOK,
Sheriff.
Aug. I4th, 1879, I'd.