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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27
BUTTER AND CHEESE:


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:: qon M chicago. Il fya s4.,,'. - W. /
The annual meeting or the North
Western Dairymen's Association was held
in Chicago commencing 'Febrlafy 18th
and:holding through the two following
days. From the numerous speeches, pa
pers and discussions we select the, fol-
lowing notes: MI. CHARLES Raltz, Of
Chicago, led q; discussion, upon "Gold
Storage" claiming that it was injurious
to the dairy trade. MI. W., w. Ingram,
of New York, followed in similar strain !;
likewise Mr.. Redell;;: Mr.. J.:W: Fish, of
Wisconsin, protested against the careless
handling of commission men. Professor
Morrow objected to keeping cheese mere
ly in the hope of higher prices. Mr..
Hunter thought coolers, if judiciously
handled, were excellent for preserving
cheese, and Colonel Littler put In a
strong plea in behalf Of the cold storage
system. 1850. ..,..a, 49,,
Mr.. w. W.. Dexter, of Chicago, had
yet to learn of an argument in favor of
factory cheese which would not apply
to factory butter; and if the association
Endorsed one, why not Endorse the other7
He thought it only natural that tie
dairymen should favor their own man
ner of making butter and cheese, but
there were unavoidable variations in the
makes Of even the best dairymen, which
variations initiated against dairy pro-
ducts in the market, and would invari-
ably leave the dairy in the lurch, as
compared with the factory. The dairy
was very good thing in its way, but
from the nature OF things diaries could
never be made to meet the gigantic de.
mands Of the country as factories could.
The ideal dairy, as a practical thing,
could rot be realized, for large dairy
Of fifty cows, such as that portrayed by
one of the supporters of the dairy sys-
tenn whose: arguments he had read,
would require all the system and appli-
ances used in factory, and would vir.
tually be factory, but bear the name
of dairy. He believed that even those
manufacturers of butter and cheese who
adhered to the dairy system would &C.
knowledge that they. used the factory
methods as far as they could, and as q
matter of. profit it was desirable that
they should do, 1t was only reasonable
that ono factory: could do more and pro-
duce more profit, with less capital, than
the churns Of many dairymen scattered
all over. the country. !, He asked the
dairyman to leave his little milk-house
on the hill, and, looking at his business
as great feeder Of the nations, decide
whether butter could not be turned out
by. the carload better: by the factory
than by the churn, and with far less fuss
and much more expedition.
Hon. II. F. Dousman, president of the
Wisconsin Dairymen's association, read
some "Random Thoughts Concerning
the Dairy" There was, to his mind, no
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25
Ca~ JUST PUBLISHED. NY
CONTENTS !

l. The United states Mining Law
aud land Otlicc Instruction y there
under. Each section Of tho law is immedi-
atoly followed by tho Laad OAlco instructions
relating thereto.
=. 4 Digest of all Decisions under
the Mining Laws row in toiee. II is brough
down to dato OF publication, and, containing
the latest decisions, takes tho place of all prior
publications
3. New and Improved Forms! for
making tho vatious proof, from the location Of
IA claim, minors lion, notice to delinquent GO.
owners, &c, down to issuance of patont.
4. a Complete List OF Patented
Mining CIuims, arranged by State, Ter
ritory, County and District.
Tho book contains nearly 200 pages,
IA by & inches, aud should be- the pocket
companion of every man Interested in
Mines and Mining.
Copies can be ordered through this or
fee at Publishers price-only One Dollar
Address, &. w. CRAIG,
TKINITY Journal,
novl7. Weayervile, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

In the summer OF 1865 a man with a
team arrived at Salt Lake City, on his
way to California. The Al ormon Capital,
an oasis in a desert, presents a gratifying
appearance to the tired emigrant, aud the
presence Of Connor's regiment added not
little to its attractions. The stranger
remained there for some time, freely par
ticipatng in all the AmGssments-G GENTLE
as well MS "Saintly'--snd from an excess
ofoonyivality was prostrated by sickness
lie sold his team, aud soon becoming des-
tituto was compelled to rely upon the
charity Of strangers. lie found a man,
however, who administer to his wants
with an The affection of brother, and
who, by the advice OF the attending phys
ician, at last informed him that bis days
were numbered, and that il lac lad any
thing to say he had better do it quickly,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25
LIST OF LETTERS
WEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
January 2ath, 1870.
HOME NEWS.

FAIR WARNING.-Nextw week we shall
transcribe the subscription lists OF ths
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL, and shall
take occasion to drop from said lists the
names of many deinquents who have
failed to respond to our several calls for
settlcment. While we should be pleased
TO continue past relations with those who
have been constant readers of the JOUR
MAI. for several years, circumstances
compel us to adopt different course in
the future, and we shall hereafter mail
the JOURNAL only to those who manifest
a disposition to pay for it. We cannot
aiford to print u paper and give it away
and shall not do it, To those who have
satcly received polite invitations to settle
we will say that the next time they hear
from us it will DO in the way Of an en-
forced collection.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

High upin the hills of Humboldt, and
surrounded 10y one of its most valuable
stock ranges, a comfortable home, with a
neat white dwelling, overlooks the Over
land Stage route. 1t is tho residence OF
the man, from whom the above facts were
learned the one to whom tho dying man
made his confession, Perhaps ho has
been we'll repaid for his mini-terlngs to
tho ,ioa and dying immigrant at salt
Lake city nearly If years ago,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

81 No IMPROVEMENT. - DR.. Wilkins,
Resident Physician at the Napa Insane
Asy lum, writes to County Judge Jones
Bat there is no Improvement in the case
Of g. Amstesd, sent to that institution
rom this county. Tho doctor has no
nope Of his recovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

Itwas on or about the 10Th ofJuly, 1866,
that two men arrived in Weaveryille for
the purpose Of searching for the buried
treasure. From the lips of one ofthem--
the one to whom tho lying maa mado his
contession-we gathered tho particulars
above given. Did they find the hidden
gold dust aud coin. lie was reljccnt ON
that point. We know that they did not
50 as tar as Big Flat, but they did mrry
ion day or two in The nelgh5orhood OF
Evans Bar and Sturdiyant's Ranch, on
Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

81 CHINESE New YEAR began at mid
night on the Goth and continued three
days. The festivities were more quiet
nnd orderly than usual, not many Chi
nnmen being in town, and those who
were here having li!tle money. The
noise and hubbub were sufficient, how
eser to drive of any ordinary devils,
nnd the country is probably safo for
mother year. Muck a-hoy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

u DELEGATE ANDREws has placed us
Hnder obligations for oepy OF Amend
Hsnt No, 5o3, introduced by Committee
o. judiciary and Judicial Department,
es amended in Committee Of the Whole.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

GoEE To VIsIr MIR. NJ. Lang and
Vic and their son Julius left here Thurs
ahy morning for visit to San Francisco
no vicinity, which may possibly be ex
'ended TO Southern California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

as he had not many hours to live. The
sick man received the announcement with
the utmost composure. He was evidently
man Of great determination and iron
nerve. He requested to be left alone for
a short time, that he might have an op
portunity to prepare his mind for the last
trying ordeal.
Standing on the brink of eternity, who
can tell that mans thoughts An omni-
present God alone knew the suffering Of
his soul during tha; half hours solitude,
where the scenes of the past, like pano-
rama, moved before his eyes, picturing
his crimas in all thejr naked desormity :?
Did the Ghostof Davenport appear to him
in his dying hour Did the gaping
wounds, the ghastly face, occasion that
tremor which shock the dying mans
frame and forced gresn OF mortal nm
guish from his compressed lips ? Some
terrible secret is buried in his breast, for
the agony he suffers is not produced by
bodily puin. At the appointed time the
friend returned to thcrooin, and the sick
man, in voice weak but clear, only oc-
cosionaly trembling, made the following
statement. For reasons which we canrot
make public without violating confidence,
we only give the concluding portion ct the
dying mans remarks, which were as fol-
lows i
"Nou will find that treasure whore
buried it. 1t is impossible that any one
could haye disturbed it. 1t is buried on
large bar on Trinity river, semi-crcular in
shape. Before you can reach that bar you
will come to gorge through which the
river flows with great rNpidity. 1t is i'm
possible to pass through it on mule; you
will find II trail, however, leading over a
steep mountain, which will bring you to
the bar. In early days "tho canyon" be
tween North Fork and Big Flat was only
rassable on foot. Iii not SO now-Ep.
The mountain rises from that bar very ab
ruplly, ana on the first bench you will no.
tico a big gcliror hluish.looking rock. Not
tar from that elf stood a large pine tree,
and at the center Of the distance between
the clil and tree you will find the buried
gold. There are ten ortwelve stone 6ott ieS
Tiled with gold dust, and canvas bag
with coin. Some of the dust came iom
Reo8M9'S Nprjn9s; most OF it, however,
're dHg on Trinity River"
"But is /: mot possible that the ---, yeur
companion, has bean there and taken the
gold ?" asked his friend.
mo" replied the dying man, "he rover
was ont Of nv sight after we left Trinity
river, until | --. | saw him die. He is
dead | saw him die -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

8 DEIEQUENT LIsT.-Next week the
Delinquent Tax List will be Published
fArties who do net wish to SEQ their
names in print in that connection are al
xised to settle up,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

q WENT THRouGH.-A Chinaman's dog,
Wishing to follow hi, master into the Ex
Dress Office and finding the dool closed,
inmped through n pano of glass the other
~ ening, mach to the Consideration Of tho
occupants of the Office who thought" =" the
wreck OF matter and crash of worlds "
bad commsLced The Chinaman put
up for the damage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

CHANCE or TIME.-Ths Reading stage
Hill hereafter leave at 8 in the morning
hstead OF 8 o'clock, on account Of bad
pads, Letters should be mailed the
Evening previous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

SAM HISDs, who left here about 10
years age, returned this week. Aside
BON numerous gray hairs and few
narks of age, Sam looks about as he used
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

WEATHER. Wednssd NY rain COM
nenGed aud kept up uncoasingly during
the night, As inches OF water falling.
During Thursday this was ircreassd 81,
making total for the storm Of . .02 and
q total rainfall to date Of l0.l4. To this
adt l5lI inches Of snow, or about IL in
ches of water and We have the Whole
waterfall of the ssassn. II "a inches.
This last storm will probably start min
ers to work, but will not amount to any
hing unless more comes sosn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

County PoLIrICs should soon enlist
the attention of Patriots who desire to
serve the dear people. Brace up, gentle
men, and give Us lively campaign,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

hESoVATED.-The interier Of tho Post
2iiee building received new coat OF
pAlnt this week which adds to its appear
1nce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

JouN ALEXANDER was here this week
with loAd of freight from Reading.
A good part of his load was of hoayy
castings for tho Dixon Bar Mining
Company.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25
Notice TO Creditors.

EN- THE PROBITE Court of the
4 Couaty OE ErinitS, state OF Call
tOrntU.
Ia Ghs matter Of The ESTATE ofJO-
SEPH DEPLNETT, dscsassds
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by
~ the undersigned Administrator Of
the above named Estate, to the Creditors
OF, and Nil persons having claims against
said dcceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers within FOU X
MONTHS from tho Gr,t publication of
this notico to tho undersigned at bis
residence in WoaveWllle, in the said
County Of Trinity.
DAVID TAYLOR,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Joseph
Depinett, deceased.
Weavervile, Jan. 3, 1879. 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

MEcHAN1cAL.-The principal industry
hereabouts at present is the manufacture
of hand sled3 for which there is an
increased demand or late.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

LOOK OUT For HIM Late San Fran
cisco dispatches say that Dennis Kearney
will soon start out to organize the Work
ingmon in those counties in California
WHO arc not now organized. These are
twevs in number and Trinity is ono of
them, So we may expect the great agi
tator to pay US visit before many days.
Thus far our workingmen have manifest
ID but little love for the Kearney meve-
mont, bat what effect the ChieCtains Wis
II may have remains to be discovered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

BRASS BAND.-During bis recent visit
10 Chico DR.. c. w. Haynes mentioned
TO Prof. A. G. Crum of that city the
probabillty of getting up brass band at
this place. The Professor has since sig
nifsd his willingness TO cems here aud
make the attempt. lie says get the re-
qni.ite number OF men anxious to learn
and | will insure success" DR.. Haynes
has already spoken to number who ia
vor The organizing OF band and the
Professor will probably bo here next
week. We hope suiicien: interest will
be taken in the matter by our citizens to
make it success, as band will he u
kreat addition TO the town. Prof Crum
IL graduate Of Dana Musical College, of
Ohio, and thoroughly competent in
structor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

RErURNEn.-Miss Lucy MeWhorter
returned to Weayervi.le this week after
an absence Of several months at the
Bay City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25
WEAVERVILLE and ALTOONA
j, S, MAIL 1z.a,.91szse e. sse EXPRESS
-A&D-
PASSENGER LINE.
IOIIN O. HOW DpnpRIETOR
JOHN C. HOW, PROPRIETOR,

Until further notice, / will make one
tfip per week between Weaverville and
Altoona, by way Of Minersvllle and Trim
itv Center, leaving Weayerville every
SUNDAY morning and Altoona every
TUESDAY morning. Passengers and
Freight carried at Living Prices.
gs- An orders and business intruated
10 me will receive strict attention.
JOHN G. now.
JuHe asth, 1878. tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25
ESTRAY NOTICE.

A sORREL COLT, about three years
n old, without mark or brand OF any
kind has been running at large in the
vicinity OF my place an East Weaver
Greek for tho past three years, aud have
taken II up. The owner can have the
colt by proving propehy atd paying
charges. LEVI DAY,
Weayeryllle, Jan, sth, 1879. In.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

JoHN W. AHMENTEour cur locaI
blacksmith, has made the boss sleds
with all iron frame aud steel runners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25
REAE. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
REcoRpEp puRINa TINE rAsr wEEk.

John Blackwell to Trask & Allison-China
Blneksmith-shop-S
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

DIR. JoHN II. GRADY left by Tuesday S
stage for San Francisco but Will prob
ably not be long absent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

!
A good part of his load was of hooyy
castings for tho Dixon Bar Mining
Company.
County PoLIrICs should soon enlist
.he attention of Patriots who desire to
serve the dear people. Brace up, gentle
men, and give Us a lively campaign.
MEcHAN1cAL.-The principal industry
| hereabouts at present is the manufacture
of hand sled3 for which there is an
increased demand or late.
REruRNEn.- Miss Lucy Me Whorter
returned to Weayervi.e this week after
an absence Of several months at the
Bay City.
JouN w. ARMENTEoUT cur locaI
blacksmith, has made the boss sleds
with all iron frame aud steel runners.
DIR. JouN r. GRADY left by Tuesday +
stage for San Francisco but viii prob
ably not be long absent.
Mrs. NJ. +. GRIFFTN returned last
Sunday from her visit To San Francisco
and vicinity.
MINING operations are still quiet,
owing to the continued freezing weather,
Coon weather for ice cream and it is
being utilized for that purpose,
AWFUL dull about town at present.
| Nothing Of interest transpiring.
Too BAp.-Tho late rain put an end
to sliding down hill.
CHEW Jaekson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

Too BAp.-Tho late rain put an end
to sliding down hill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
!. W. Sherwood ms nnrchasea

!. w. Sherwood has purchased 4
store and stock of goods at Red Cloud
Nebraska, and will start for that
place sometime next week, taking
with him the goods which remain I'M
sold in his store here. Red Cloud is a
growing town Of over one thousand
inhabitants, u, Nj, Platt and others
formerly of this county have located
there, and are doing we'll \, i. Fer
riS intends to 20 into stock raising
and stock buying At that place next
spring.
4 little boy of y, Z. Graham. of
Mnlin. and little girl Of ChaS Dunn.
who were coming up With their pa
rents from Darlington ON Wednesday
morning, We're quite badly injured hv
being thrown against seats in the pas
senger coach. 4 number If freight
ears was cut loose from the engine
at Calamine. and backing up collided
with the passenger car which had
been left standing on the track.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
Sight is Priceless.

Prof. Max Goldman, Practical and
Scientific 0ptician Of Chicago, who
has been III town for the past week,
has done some very skillfull work in
fitting the eyes. This can be proved
by many of our citizens, and also by
one of our best physicians, George D.
Wilbur, NJ. d. Mr.. G.. il in Dodge
willie and will return ON next Monday
and remain during all Of next week
at the L. $. Hotel. People from the
city and vicinity who are afflicted
with weak eyes or near sighted who
are in need of glasses, will do well to
call on him and have their eyes eN-
amined. This is free Of charge. Call
from . Il. III. till pm.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
FOR SALE.

offer for sale the following
described real estate, situated
III the county OF Grant, State
Of Wisconsin,, about four miles
West of Highland, and more
particularly described, to.wit:
The south west quarter OF the
north west quarter OF section
number twenty.fou (2N, of
township number seven (0,
north Of range number one Q),
west of the fourth principal
meridian. Said tract is all
with timber aud can be improv.
ed so as to render every part
thereof useful for agricultural
purposes. Said real estate is
adjoining the farms of Sullivan
and Corners. Terms, Cash.
Apply to b. Ternes, attorney
at law, at Highland, Iowa
county Wis, or to the owner,
residing in the same village.
13.4w JALlA Il. Mccormick.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
Married.
wEIBERS JENKIN.

On Wednesday afternoon at half
past four o'clock, at Trinity Church,
Mr.. christian WeiberS and Miss NcttiC
Jenkin were united in marriage by
Rev. A. w. ScabreaSe. After the
ceremony the bridal party We're hand.
somely entertained ut the residence
Of the brides father, Samuel lenkin,
Esq. In the evening the couple We're
serenaded by Trinity Church Choir, 81
which Mr.. Weber is II member.
The DEMOCRAT extends congratu
lations and the best of good wishes tC
the happy couple.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
Taken j.

BY the subscriber, % On about the
18TH day OF October, u. u ls7a, iii
land occupied by him, the els Of nell,
section ~, town i. range east, being
Ill tie town Of Pulaski. one black-and-
white spotted steer, about three years
od, white tail. white on back and lin
der belly, lower part Of both hind legs
white. and both ears Slit.
The owner IS requested to call,
prove property, pay charges and take
said stray away.
Dated, October 10Th, 1879.
l2-4-w NICHOLAS sMELzKR. JR.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14

VIM. b. Roberts, salesman for
Reeds Temple of Music has been call
ed from duty here for about week
to go on u trip for his firm. Mr. Rob
erts will return to this place about
Wednesday of next week, where he
will remain until December LIST. All
who contemplate purchasing musical
Instruments should call and see him,
and this will probably he the last OPP
portunity they will have for some
time to come of purchasing pianos OF
organs ut Chicago wholesale prices.
He will be found after Wednesday
next at his sample room, next door
West of Pnlford's drug store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
Business Notices.
Fresh oysters at kinnic 4 Sprat

Fresh oysters at Kinnic 4 Sprat-
ler's
will clothc youfrom top 70 bottom,
Wis, Oycrcoat, Suit Of Clothes, I nder-
shirt, Drawers. Oycrshirt. Socks,
Boots, Hat or Cap, Collar, Nccktic,
Handkerchief, for $1,000.
In the town OF Ridgeway south-
half Of the SW1 IF the NEll Sec. -,
town 9, range i, roE SALE. Apply
to 7. S. AusIey. Mineral Point.
Come 81 now and bring tire amount
and sec If ! don't do what promise
j. DEILFR.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14

4 minister relates his experience
thus: take pleasure in adding To
your many testimonials, that last
Thursday. thanksgiving Day,) not
being able to preach on account of
rheumatic pains ii the shoulder. |
bought Il bottle of st, Jacobs Oil
which, after using several times, re-.
lieved me wonderfully. DR. 4. PEEK.
Rochester,, y. Y
d. Brown, of the city Bakery, will
pay the highest market price for roll
hntter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
Mineral Point Railroad Extern
sion.

The Mineral Point railroad is com
pleting the location Of its line Of road
north via Dodgeville. Mr.. Moore,
the engineer. now in charge Of the
work expects to he able to place from
three to five miles under contract for
grading in a very short time, which
will enable them to complete the big
cut North of this city during the win
ter
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
Taken Up.

Bs tile subscriber, living III Til
town of Eden, on section y, town .
range 2, east, On tile lst 81 Noy. ls7a
one light red COW With bell on, also
one red and white steer-red On sides
and white in face ana oil belly. and
white tail. The owner is requested
To call prove property pay charges
and take said strays away.
PEgIIt BERG.
Noy. ., 1870. l.}-iW
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
TO The Public.

Before purchasing stoves YOU will
as We'll t. can 81 lis aS We have i
large line II stoves, aud will sell them
rs cheap rs the cheapest We have
for sale RathhoneS and :, $. Jcwitt'S
celebrated parlor and cooking stoves,
which are acknowledged t. hc the
best manufactured.
L. :. nNCKlNG 4 Co.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
Taken Up.

BY the subscriber, on or about the
18th dav Of October, 1879, ON land
owned by him in town of Mineral
Point, two small yearlmg heifers,
light rNl; No artificial marks.
The owner is requested to call,
prove property, pay charges and take
said styays away. EnWNRp 0'llARE,
Dated October 53,h, 1870. IN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
Just Think of 1t!

w Il, FarkiSou is selling good Win
ter apples for sixty cents per hushel
Don't all speak III once, hut give him
time to haul thsm in and he will sup.
ply You all -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-14
NOTICE.

Tie undersigned would respectfully inform
tue public thAg u u prepared 10 cry prbilc
Gales q. ail timcs on reasonable terms Pafm.
err slles 8 speciality. Can be seen A. Minera
Point every SATURDAY. All orders left At Chas
Heal's butcher shop or Il the Democrat ono.
Will recsireiprompt attention.
is-tf ". TX. VAN MATRR.