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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a
PATENT 10 a
PLACER MINING CLAIM.

AuoUsT 25th, 1870.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Ernest II. Hanson whose Post Ouco
address is Woavorville, Trinity County,
State Of California, has made nppicn-
ton for pntcnt for the following dcs-
cribed Gold Bearing Placer Mine silu-
ated in Weavervlllo Mining District
in snid County mud State and known as
tho HANSEN GOLD PLACER NINE
and moro particularly described in tho
plat and field notes now on le in this
Office as follows to wit:
Lot No. 81 in Township No 81 n. X.
West NJ. d. Nj. containing 80 90 100
acres. First beginning Mt TN established
mineral monument, the same being
granite boulder marked thus (circle with
cross dashes) with chisel. situated ia
tho water Mt the confluence of Weaver
creek and the east fork of Weaver creek
standing Is inches above tho water and
presenting surlaco OF 2 hy 3 feet,
thence running ut variation Of 1872
Fnst, s. ll14o West, 23 30-l00 chains
intcrsecting tho $. w. corner of tho
claim, Of the exterior boundary Of tho
claim. Beginning Mt tho $ w. or
starting corner OF the claim is n post
marked ii IN rock mound. thence
running North % West 10 30 100 chains
to the N. W. corner OF claim whcro
there ia u white oak post 5x5 inches, 3
feet long marked II aud sot in rock
mound thence East Ii -. 100 chains TO
the N. Il. corner of the clnim where an
oak post 4x4 inches, feet long marked
ii Is set in rock modnd thence S.
l2Ao West 10 70 100 chains interscct
mn oak post 4x4 inches, 8 feot long
marked III and set in n rock mound
thence South 70 East 20 80 100 chains
TO nm oak post 4x4 inches, 3 feet long
marked ii and set In small rocs
mound thence 5. 2l240 East % 90 100
chains Ia post AKA inches, feet long
marked ii and set In rock mound be-
ing the 3. Il. corner of the claim I;
thence s. 4024o West 10 03 100 chains
10 nm onk post 4x4 inches, feet long
marked ii and set in rock mound
thence 8. 70' West II 0i. 100 chnns TO
the place of beginning or the 5. w.
corner Of tho claim.
Bounded on the first course by un-
claimed land, on tho second course by
unclaimed mineral land, on the n ird,
fourth aud 9Th course by land claimed
by unknown persons, and on the sixth
and seventh courses by land known ns
the Bechtell 81 Harvey Mine, claimed
by John Bechtell s. Co.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto nre required 10 present the snma
TO the Register aud Receiver of the L.
| s. Land Office at Shasta, California,
within sixty DAYS from the first publ
cation Of this notice.
Aug. 20, God, Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20
LAND NOTICES.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron a
PATENT To a
PLACER MINING CLAIM.
August 25th, 1879.

August 25th, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the Trinity River Canal and Hyd-
| raullc Mining Company, Cooperation
duly organized under the Laws OF tho
State of California, by its President
Thomas ii. Blythe, whose Post Office ad-
dress is San Francisco, State of Caliior-
ma, has this day filed an application fJr
Patent for the following Gold Placer
Mine, situated in Coffee Creek Mining
District, Trinity COUNTY, California, and
known rs the Trinity River Canal and
Hydraulic Mining Company and mo,o
particularly described in the plat and
field notes now on tle in this office as fol-
lows to wit:
Lot No. 40 in TIP. 81 \ RI West NJ
ID. Nj. containing 155 5000 acres. Cons
mencing at the S. L. corner of the claim
pine tree 80 inches in diameter MARKED
A. thence :. zoo West 80 CO chains in
tersecting the n. w, corner of the En-
right Placer Mine, wherc post 5x5 in
ches feet long, marked II. is placed es-
tablishing corner of the Enright claim,
thence S. 6S}2o West 1904 chains 20 tho
:. w. corner of the claim, where Black
Oak post inches in diameter marked ID.
is set in n rock mound. thence North A.
25 chains to the n. w. corner OF the claim,
where an Oak post inches in diameter 3.
feet long marked G. is set in mn old rock
mound. thence East 81 80 chains to
Willie Oak post 4 inches in diameter 3Is
feet Iona marked b. in n rock mound,
thence S. 27o East SO 40 chains To aud
closing on the starting corner, the point
of beginning. Bounded on the first 66
chains of the first course by the Low Bar
Placer Nj inc, claimed by n. IL. Blythe
and on the last 20 90 chains of the frst
course by the Enright Placer Mino
claimed hy Edward Enright, on the see,
ond course hy the Lower Buckeye Placer
Mine, claimedby +. IL. Blythe, on tho
first 50 80 chains Of the third course by
the Upper Buckeye Minc claimed by Il,
IL. Blythe the remainder ot this course is
bounded by unclaimed Minera, Land; on
| the first % 90 chains of the fourth course
hv the Black Bear Mine claimed by II.
| II. Blythe. and the remainder of the
fourth and fifth course BY unclaimed lnnd.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto arc required 10 present tho same
to tht Register and Receiver of the u. S.
Lam Oaice ut Shasta California within
sixty>daysf%Sm tho first day OF pubica-
ton of this no(1co.~
AARON BELL.
Aug 10000. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

CARLoCK ELEcTED.-A last all the
counties in this Senatorial District have
been heard from, the official counts hav-
ing been made, and we are well pleased
to announce the election of A. b. Car
lock as State Senator. Mathews receIv-
cd 1852 mJoiity in Modoc and 81 in Sis
kiyou, giving him totai of 2l3; Carlock
received 1874 majority in Shasta and so
in Trinity, giving him 243, and elec;ing
him by majority 80 in the four counties.
Hurrah! This Is the first Republican
Senator elected since the District was or
Ranized
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

INCREASE WANTED.-Res idents along
mail route No. 40 ,253 from Arcata to
Weaverville are talking of asking for an
increase OF service on id route to a
semi-weekly. The principal reasons for
asking the increase are that business with
the Land Office at Eureka and the Inter-
nal Revenue Office at Arcata is frequent-
iy retarded by having to depend upon n
weekly mail it now taking two weeks to
get letter through and answer return
ed 10 this place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

RETIKEs.-Mr. Henry Burns who has
been Superintendent OF the McGillivray
Mining Property in this county for over
three years, has thrown up the situation
and will remove elsewhere. Taking hold
of the NJ inc at a time when it was barely
paying expenses, Mr.. Burns has succeed
I'D in making it pay the owners good div
idends during all the time he has been in
charge. Hs is practical, experienced
miner and withal very clever gentleman
who has made many friends during bis
residence in Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

The REsyLT.-In another column we
give the complete Official vote of Trinity
county by precincts tor Governor, Com
gresham, Senator, Assemblyman and
and County Officers; also the total vote
for minor State offices and the totals re-
ceived by NJ. F. Griffin, for County
Treasurer and David Taylor for Coroner
and Public Adm inistrator, Persons IN
terested in the political history of the
county are advised TO preserve the table
for future reference.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

OFFICIAL BONDS. 1t is of importance
that District and Township Officer:
should exercise due care in filing their
official bonds for approval and have them
made out in proper form and for the
correct amounts. The Bond required for
Justice Of the Peace is 81 900; Consta
BILE, $500; Road Overseer in Weaverville,
Douglas City and Junction City Districts
81, 600; in other Districts, $500 each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

A Coop SHOW. Davis & Jnhnson'a
Variety troupe gave two of their pleasing
entertainments here this week to fair
houses. and gave good satisfaction. The
tumbling and contorion acts by Frank
Blanchard are as good ms can be seen
anywhere, while Harry Stalev in his
clown and negro specialities never fails
to please.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

To CoLlEGE.-Mss Fannie Van Ma.
tire, accompanied by her sister Emira
and brothers John and Walter, has gone
10 Ashland. Oregon, where she will as.
sumo the role OF housekeeping for the
others who go to attend the Ashland Col,
lege. This is pleasant and the mahy
friends of the family wish tho folks the
greatest success.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

DEATH NoTICE.-Mrs. JuEkans, who
ty, died in Germany on August 18th. at
the advanced age of IS years. Her chill
dren here are Mes>rs. Henry, VIM. f.
and Carl Junkans. Mrs. ID. Hansen, Mrs.
G. Dannenbrink, Mrs. j. Barnickcl and
Mrs. j. II. Bremen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

THE CHINESE QUEsTIoN.-On the
question of Chinese Immigration. SUBJ
mitted ut the late election. Of the 920 vot
ers in Trinity County, S95 voted Against,
4 For and 2l expressed no opinion. OF
the four votes in favor, two were cast Mt
Douglas CITY, one at Junction City and
one on New River.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

GooDs CoMINa.-I. Abrahm returned
Thursday evening from San Francisco.
He informs us that he purchased an extra
heavy stock of goods in his line which
will commence arriving ir day or two.
Look out for mammoth new ADVERTISE
ment next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

PosTPoNED.- The Constable's Sale ir
Long Ridge Township has again beer
postponed; this time until November Sth
1879, Mt | O'clock P. NJ. Interested par.
ties will please lake notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

COOLED OFF.-At noon one day this
week some FIVE or six Chinese got into a
rough and tumble in Chinatown while
Blackwell was sprinkling the street in
that neighborhoJd. The hose was turned
upon them ard the row suddenly termina-
ted
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

ACCIDENT. - Antoine Scgallia was
badly hurt at Red Hill last Wednesday
BY having heavy, green oak log, which
he was choppng, roll over him. The
injured man was brought 10 Weaverville
when it WAS found tina. fortunately no
bones had been broken. Although con
siderably bruised and sore his Injuries are
not considered serious.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

THE HUTCHINSON Mr.. II. T. Hutch
inson writes us from Chico, on behalf OF
the Family, as follows We regret
exceedingly our inability to meet our en>
gagement in your place. Should we ever
visit this section Of country again, shall
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

QUALIFY.-Those who have been lucky
enough to secure an election to Office are
reminded that they must file their bonds
and take the oath of office within ten days
after receiving their certificates ofelectinr.
Otherwise the election will be forfeited
and the Office become vacant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

RETURNED.-Mr. Henry Junkans has
returned from his visit to Sacramcn cnto
and San Francisco. During his visit he
saw many Old Trinitarians among whom
he enjoyed himself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

SUccEssFuL.--The Picnic on East
Weaver Flat last Saturday was very
largely attended and much enjoyed by
young and old. Why cannot these social
gatherings be made more frequent :?
They are always pleasant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

SETTLE UP.-Mr. Louis Schall this
week gives due notice to all who are IN
debted to him that they must call ard
settle. Business is business, and it takes
money to buy boots and shoes. See no.
tice
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

Coon CLEAN-UP.-The MEG iiivray
Mine made n cleanup amounting to
Sc 900 last week which is considered very
good for the work done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

IF you want nice white bread use tho Red
Bluff NEW PROCESS Flour. I'm "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

Rev. j. 7. Baldwin
has returned to YreEa, having Withdrawn
his appointments as heretofore announced
for next Sabbath.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

AT ScHooL.-Wm. Condor returned
this week. having accompanied his
daughter, Mamie, as far as Etna on her
way 70 school at Yreka.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

GoNE EAST. Geo. NJ. Grover, oi
Junction City, left Friday morning on q
visit to the old home "way down in
Maine" He will return in about two
months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

USE only the Red Bluff NEW Process Flour
I'm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

ASK your grocer for the NEW PROCESS Flour
manufactured only BY the Rcd Bluff Mills
I'm 81
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

The following are the totals as shown
by the oiicial count for offices not lnciud>
ed in the above table:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20
Probate Notice.


fOrnia.
En the matter offhs ESTATE or WIZ
LS.S.u .HCEL LV:ssN.Eh deceased:
DAVID TAYLOR the Administrators
~ the Estate ot William McElvaney
deceased. having presented and filed his
petition praying for an order # sale OF
all the interest of said deceased in II
certain Placer Mining Claim returned
in the inventory of said estate.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge
Of said Court that all persons interested
in tho estate of snid deceased appear
before the said Probate Court on
MONDAY the 9Th day of Oct. A. ID. 1879,
at 2 O'Clock P. Nj, of said day at the
Court Room of said Court, Mt the Court
House Of said County, to show cause
whv an order should not be granted To
said Administrator to sell all said inter
est in said mining claim.
And that q copy of this order be pub.
lished at least four successive weeks in
the WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL, news.
paper published in snid county.
Il. f. JONES,
Probate Judge.
Dated September 4th, 1879.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

d. Nj. BURNS, for Secretary of State,
carries this county by II majority over
his Democratic opponent who is II resident
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20
FOR SALE :!

THE undersigned Of
<.Az12.A iers for sale the House,
- -<ysllssx' sllssx Orchard and Garden,
- known as the Earl
Place, located st Doug
Ia. City, together with all The improve
ments, etc., connected Herewith or
thereto appurtaining. This is Spltnd
Opportunity TO invest in n Home. APP
ply in person or bv letter Cor full particu-
lars TO GEO. B. ALLEN.
Douglas City, Sept. 10. 1879. I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

]. G. MEssEc was defeated for the As
semhly in Inyo and Mono counties. He
carried Inyo by 80 out was beaten 266 in
MNno
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

and San Francisco. During his visit he
saw many Old Trinitarians among whom
he enjoyed himself.
GoNE EAsT.-Geo. NJ. Grover, oi
Junction City, left Friday morning on q
visit to the old home "way down in
Maine" He will return in about two
months.
d. Nj. BURNS, for Secretary of State,
carries this county by II majority over
his Democratic opponent who is resident
here.
I.G. MEssEc was defeated for the As
semhly in Inyo and Mono counties. He
carried Inyo by 80 out was beaten 266 in
Mono.
FOR GOODS. j. X. 3alch is absent in
San Francisco purchasing his usual sup
ply of Fall and Winter clothing, etc.
PINCUs & Co., are now receiving the
huNhnCc SulpHicIto VI IL i"' 30 "hN O'VB"'V
stock Of Dry Goods and Clothing.
T. II. CARR, formerly Teacher at
Douglas City, has been elected to the
Assembly from Yubn county.
10 CONE gets 200 majority in Trinity
county over Henry Larkin his principal
opponent. 'Ror for Cone
CAPT. ATKINS WINS in town this weel,
and reports work progressing rapidly on
the Buckeye Ditch.
FRANK W. SMITH, representing the
Red Bluff FIGURING Mills, spent day in
town this week.
Mr.. ]. NJ. LIVINGSTON, of San Fran.
cisco, is here looking after mining in
vestments.
Mrs. CAkRT0AN closed out her Mill.
merry business here and left Friday morn
ing.
MOUNTAIN fires are raging and the at
nIosphere is very smoky.
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

For GOODS. j X. 3alch is absent in
San Francisco purchasing his usual sup
ply of Fall and Winter clothing, etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20
ROLL OF HONOR.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
NRxooRDso DURING THE FAST WEEK.

B. P. Grant ct al. to Charles Fenton-Agri
cultural Land S. W. Trinity-S2500.
M. Spencer to D. p. Grant ct al.-Agricultur
al Land Long Ridge-Sl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

n~ Ths sty0UR.N.sL- hus no .g~snfs
che P~sitshsr prsfsrrtHg to do business
seSsh .sdpsrffssrs direct. .sdverffsfn~
Essss nsrnfshsd Oa application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

PINCUs & Co., are now receiving the
advance shipments of IA large and elegant
stock Of Dry Goods and Clothing.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Pduper Immigrants.
From The n. Y. Star.

From The n Y. Star.
Vito MpZio, his wife Isabella and
two children, aged respectively and / i
years, were among he lmlnlgrans who
landed Al Z. Garden, rom the steanlshi p
Ndderlaud, yesterday. VITO L. Que of the
worst cIippes that ever landed In this
country, and wa. hardly able to move
on all fours, using block of wood to
protect the palms of his hands. HIS low
rr limbs are VOID OF all life. He said he
had no power IN his hands, but chop
ped a llttie wool at intervals. His wife
supported hun by taking in washing,
aud >he was 10 do the same here, lie
making up the deficiency by beggi ng'
lie said that when about years old a
man threw HIM into fire and he was
burned almost to crisp. He had no
morey, aud for this reason lie came 10
this country, borrowing 800 francs to
| pay the passage from an aunt to whom
he expected TO return II when sarned
| HIS " ife said she married Vito about
seven years ago out of charity, a. he WA
frowned upon by every body because o.
| his crippled condition. She said tha
they Obtained the money to pay thei
passage by selling what furniture tue,
| had.
Superintendent Jackson, believin,
| that the fellow had been smuggled GU
of the country by bribery, az he h al n
passport, will return hun to Italy an
iefer the case to Secretary Evarts, ash
ing that some steps be taken to stop tn
| i'm N grafton Of paupers 10 this couutr
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
The Democratic ROtt.

The old adage "thAt 1t never rains but
it pours, ;" seems to be rather forcibly IL
lustrated In the revised returns from the
various counties for State Treasurer.
Every corrected report receiveds last
night steadily put up the Butler MAORI
lies and sat down the Barr maJoriues,
until the Republicans have got up over
5000, with The rver siill rising. It's no
odds, az the philosophical Toots would
say, wheu mans head is clean OH, how
many lines or fingers and toes he loses,
and it's of no possible consequence pow
either to the Democratic party or 10 Mr
Barr, whether the maj ority settles few
thousand more or less. 1t IL not DEM
ocrauc defeat; it Is n rout, and II Is
comparable only to the hepuohcah
walk over at the fresi ,ientiai election Ia
1872, whes Grant had 10000 over
Greeley. The Democrats started out In
the battle with little hope or enthusiasm
III the ranks. There was spirit OIL gem
eral cusSedness that forbade an earnest
contest for Mr.. Barr, and IL would have
been the same had any other inan IN tbe
s ate been the nominee. The ihuiHef-
ence manifested before the October eIec-
uous would have defeated the Democra-
cy had there been no such Democratic
disasters in Maine, California, Colorado
and ONO; but when the Republican
tidal wave came sweeping down upon
Pennsylvania from the West, the Demo-
Gratis stood Pside and "let her mp.
After ONO, 1t was simply a trohc on The
Republican side; "dun't care cIss
sort OF IA spirit on the Democratic side,
and the more than 80 900 majority means
that the Democrats Of Pennsylvania let
| 20 this ear with some kind OF rather
Indefinite hope that they may get oet-
ter hold next year.
And they are Just the fellows TO ado
that thing very often III the most sur
| prising manner They were beaten l4O
900 in Novemb Der, 1872, and apparently y
showed under beyond digging out; but
IN 1873, they brought Democratic ma
jorlty To the city, ana in 1914 they elsct
ed "A Lieutenant Governor, Auditor Gen
| eral, Secretary of Internal A Hairs, a Leg
lslature and Unit d States Senator tor
six years. Tue Same year they elected
Democratic Dlstrict Attorney and
| Coroner III Republica Phi hiladelphia. In
| 1875 they lost the Governor; in 1876 they
were beaten in both city aud State on
the Presidency, aad in 1877 they came
up smiling and begged Supreme > udgt
"A State T'sa-arer, Auditor General, and
three of the best offices III PnIladelphis.
In 1873 they were ovorthrown again; in
1879 they nave gone under almost out o
sight. a. they did III 1872, and 1t Is safe
to calculate shat they are just ready tc
be little more dangerous than ever IL
the near future. The vlctors who arr
houghtlessly shouting over the annihi-
lation OF the DE hocracy, won't pause u
consider tue bal Ties OF the future; bu'
the Intelligent Republican observers o
the mutations oi parties III Pennsylva
MIA, will soberly appreciate the fact tina
the Democracy Is never so dangerous a
when 1t Just comes up from one OF IT.
deepest dives into what to any oth-
- party woald be the slough Of despair
PLATA TimtS
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

THl Republican is evidently very
much distressed at the fact that NUMBER
Of gentlemen connected with the hepuo-
liean party Of this city had appended theiI
names TO a call for meeting 10 give
Senator Bayard reception ON his ar
rival in this city from Europe. 1t need
not have disturbed itself SO much. If it
is sin against the Republican party TO
evincs personal regard and political
preference for a distinguished citizen,
certainly it vas greater sin to urge the
adoption Of new party with all its can
didates, and advocate their election, as
the Republican advocated the GreenoacF
party principles and the election OF III
candidates In 1878.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

seven electoral votes In addition TO the
one hundred and thirty-eight oil the SOL
i'd South, and If New York goes demo-
cratic it will furnish thlrty-five OF the
needed forty-seven. The State Of Indi-
ana will supply more than the other
twelve. Indiana is democratic State,
and 1t has fifteen electoral votes. New
York and Indiana together, II both go
democr attic, will add fifty electoral votes
TO the one hundred and thirty EIGHT oi
the solid South, which will make three
more than are necessary TO elect dem
ocratic President. The democratic par
ty need borrow no trouble about the re-
cent republican victories in the other
Northern States il it can carry New
York and retain its hold on Indiana.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
vnIDAY, NOVEMBER = 1s7s.

Tar RADICAL PRESS are discussing
the propriety of appointing Presidential
Electors by legislative enactment IN
stead Of by vote Of the people, Ihey
say that it is proposed to appoint Eiee-
TORS In this way in Florida, and notwith-
standing they apparently became very
indignant at the proposition, it is quite
evident that they are now very deslrous
thu, Florida or some other Southern
State controlled by Democrats would
appoint Presidential Electors In this way
in order that they might use the prece'
dent Is a pretext for thus appointing
them in some Of the Northern States
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

ELECTION INCIDENTS IN PHlLA-
DELPHIA.-As tending to show how the
Republicans in Philadelphia obtained
thirty thousand majority, We publish
several incidents from the Times of that
city. As specimens of brutality and
shameless disregard for all sense OF
right and decency. they are hard to eX-
Gel. As the Times is Republican III all
its af1iuities, there can hardly be a doubt
of their truth. We commend them to
the attention OF the editors of the Rc-
publican in this city. If such scenes
had been witnessed in Delaware, Mary
land or any Southern State, that paper
would have been glad TO have seizeC
lpon them Tor publication and specia
comment.