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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-22

TUE fEsr oF aus NATIONAL wEtTAEE ~ rus isrIILi-
dEScE AND rRosPEBfTT oY rHE rAEaER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

Born SlDEs VIVA wag of lawyer
was sitting ir his Office the other day,
deeply engaged in unravclling some knot
ty question, when n gentleman entered
and inquired: Is this Mr.. 70 The
student OF Blackstone, raising bis eyes
from the legal book before him. repltd:
'Ifvou owe me anything or have any
business in my line, then 2, is my name;
If vou have claim 10 present, then | am
not the nun. Ifyou called simply fm u
social chat you can cnll me any name"
i propose 10 present you with some
business in your line. l have "a note of
S25 want you to collect aid handing
the lawyer note, he departed 10 call the
next day. A. ssoon as he was gone the
mwyer ascertained that it was one Of his
own promises to pay.
The next day his client appeared and
enquired: wei, what succese?'
All right. I have collected The mon
oy Here it i, less my fees handing
him SIS.
'Good!' said the client. 4 have made
3 80 by this opeulion.'
How SOP said the lawyer.
well, ; replied the client, I tried all
over the city To sell your note for Sl2 90.
but couldn't do it,.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23
Wsaverville, August %, 1879

A BoY's VERSION OF I'll Boys com
positions are often fearfuly and wonder
fully put together. Here is one about
George Washington that puts the Father
Of his country on stronger moral basis
than any that has yet appeared. Itserves
the still farther purpose Of showing that
where there is real irreptessible genius,
great ideas somewhat prcccde the knack
Of spelling: George Washington was u
little hoy that onct lived in Virginny
what had max give him by his old man.
When george he got the max he cutted n
tree what had cherrys Upon it and eat the
cherrys he and mother boy. When
georges old man found out what george
and the mother boy had none, he called
george to him and he SOS, george Wash
ington who cut the bark ofen the cherry
tree ? George says did and cannot 'tll
Ii. Why can't you tell lie sails the
old man. Cos sais george il tell Ii this
here feller'll blow on me and then III be
spauct twict. That's rite, sais the old
man whenever You get into trouble the
easiest way is the best
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

MILE. BERNHARDT's CHILDREN
Sarah Bernhardt took into every fine
house where she was entertained, a bright
boy who called her 'MademaiscIle, my
mamma NJ. Conway, an entirely
trustworthy correspon lent tell this story
and adds, positively that NJ iss Bernhardt
has three other children. He remarks on
her very cordial reception by English So
ciety, not as being wrong Of itself, hut as
showing the hollowness Of n good denl Of
so called English morality. Mr.. Con
way believes that il Is no; through he
overlooking Of her sins or the forgetting
az them, that she has enjoyed so brilliant
IN apotheosis. They have added piquancy
and favor to her reputation. But it is
not likely that Miss Bernhardts four
children will recommend her powerfully
10 the good graaas Of Aneri can S1cisty.
She viii be acting wisely if She leaves
them at home. Chicago Tribune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23
u. 6. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA
PAEEE "a TO a
PLACER MINING CLAIM.
JULY s. 1879.

JuLY S, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
- Conrad Dnnn.nn,lnk wh@,r Post
office pddr>> l. Wcnvcrvilr. T,ihi,v
County, Cnl.nIuiH, In, mrd- nfplirntlon
ORA urtcut for the HOWELL GOLD
PLACER MINING CLAIM. ,'tLnpd
90 Red Fat> Mining Di-tlict, ~ Tiirtt
CWuIv. State at Culi'"ILin. nnd moro
particularly de.crihed IN the pat md field
Notes uow "u lille in ,hi, office to wit:
Lot NJ 81 Bcgnni' AT he ). w COT
ur If tIh. II. {. Will Mn,. - post mnfk
cd II. {. ". IN earth mound and nck,
nom which the fourth initial station or
mineral moi umeut situated ON al isihnd
ut rock IN Canon Circk near The cnnhu
ere" of the WHtet~ of Canon Creek md
'hr Given Gulrh hrnrs n ~ Mr.tGi 10
chains distant and running thence is
% Ea~', Fr-t y 7l15o T. u 20 chains to
Il rock l6Xl0\5 inches marked III ,ri in n
mound "i Garth lIom which black ork
20 inches in diameter brnrs North ZJ
inks distant black nak inches in di-
nmctcr bear S 7lo w 30 links distant,
Second : 19' w IS S. chains 10 u tcck
l4Xl2N6 inches marhed ii md set IN mn old
mound Of earth from which black onk
II inches in diameter hears n 800 " 80
links distant, Third S 7So w Il 50 chains
tn maple PCT 4N4 inches f. ct long
MAJ kcd II and G c II Il Co. and sci in
rock mound from which rock l0x6A5
liks above gro1nd marked thus X bears
) - + 2G links distant. maple inches
in diameter h'pr- 5 800 West 90 links
distant. Fourth. N25l4o T. Is 81 chains
10 and closing IN the Starting corner.
containing 90 So 1907 nineteen and eiphly
five b. ndrcd- acres of hand. in township
\" "a n. X 10 and IL We-tM ID NJ.
Sand clnim i bounded on the North bv
The II. G Wit NJ inc. and on the South
by the Harmon, NJ J.. Knowion and
Iil"g-com Mines, and on the West by tho
Hog En- Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto are required TO present the same
tn the Register aud Receiver of the Unit
ed States Land Office 1T Shasta, Calfor
nin, within sixty days from the first pub
licHtion of This nntirr.
AARON BELL, Register.
Jyl2G0d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23
LAND MOTTO ES.
u. s. LAND OFFICE.
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR .
PATENT To A
PLACER MINING CLAIM.
JUNE 18th, 1879.

JUNE 18th, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tbo,
~ Henry Junksns whose Post Ofirs
dGress is Weaverville, Trinity CuunIv
State of ca alifornia, has made appiicatInr
tor Patent far the LANG ANDJITN"
KANS GOLD PLACER MINE sItns.
ted in Arkansas Dam Nj ming Di,lrirt
Trinity County, State OF California md
more particularly described in the Plat
and Field Notes now Un file in this ofics
to- wit; Lot No. 81 containing 92 81.
100 acres Commencing at a white oal.
tree 20 inches in diameter, marked /
from which the Soldier Creek Mineral
Mouumen; bears \ 81 + l07 40 chains
distant, running with variation 1872 j.
) 41150 w 10 43 cnsins, to pine tree.
forty iuches in diameter. marked j for
"A corner thence ) 5S140 E % 90 chain.
to n sugar pine tree forty inches in di.
ametrr. marked j for corner; thence
5 81 y w. 10 80 chains to spruce iorty
inches in diameter, marked NJ. for n
corner thence S 730 w. 67S chains 10
mn oal post four inches in diameter, three
feet long, marked NJ. and set in rock
mound tor II corner thence S 80 f II 80
chains to "A black oak post four inches in
diameter. and three feet long, marked NJ.
ana set IN rock mOunQ lOf a corner.
thence n 4So r % 20 chains to black
oak post tour inches in diameter, four feet
long, mar lcd NJ and set in the earth for a
corner thence n 4215o f. l3 80 chains
e. black oak post four inches in diameter
three and one half feet high, marked j.
md set in u rock mound for n corner
thence \ $50 +. 72S chains to Il quaitz
rock 36 81 Is inches, marked thus + witba
ch>c and set in mound of rock for a
corner thence n 6glGo w. 43 30 To and
closing on the starting corner ; said claim
is bounded ON the North West by the
Perkins Bar Placer Mine. and on al other
,ide> 10y unclaimed mining land.
Al persons holding any adverse claims
thereto nre required tn present he same To
the Register md Rrctv of the United
States Land Office ut Shasta. California,
within Sixty Days from the frat publica-
ton of this Notice
AARON BELL.
Register.
June 2lst. 60
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

SOME tramps visited Echo Canon. in
the Humboldt range, where trusty Dane
Is engaged in gardening. He thought he
was entertaining angels ia disguise. H
treated them well, shared his provisions
with them, and told them to make them
selves Mt home while they remained. A
few days ago he went to work ia hi, gar
den, which was out Of sight OF the house.
where he left the tramps. When he went
home at noon the tramps were gone. and
the ungratetul scoundrels hnd lan>acked
his cabin, stolen bar of gold hlIiiou
worth S75 or 800, also his tobacco, and
what provisions they could conveniently
carry.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

WHAT A RIOT CosTs.-It has taken a
great while to find out who was 70 in
demniiy the property in Pi.tburg
for the damage done them in the famous
railroad riot. They sued the State ex-
tensIyely, and il is now decided By the
Supreme Court that the State is not re-
sponsible, but that the injured owners
must look to the County. They are
looking to the County accordingly; and
on this decision it will have to foot a bill
Of about two million dollars. As the
property that must be taxed 10 raise the
money is mainly the property in the city
sf Plttsblrg, the citizens Of that place
will presently know just what il is worth
10 hnve first class riot, and i: is to be
hoped they will enjoy the privilege.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

"SEE hero, bub, you'll never catch
butterfly thnt way said a man to little
fellow who was thrashing around the
grass with his bat in lively manner.
You want to 20 up behind one Of them
kinder slow, and swing your hat sort o.
easy like, and then yaul nab hlm. Let
meshow you Aud no fooled around for
haitian hour in his mild sort of way, and
he never cangh; butterfly, while the
boy, IN his reckless course, had filed both
pockets with great nice ones, handsome-
iy spotted all over their wings.-NeO
Ha0en Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

TARRING and featbering obnoxious
characters Is frequent occurrence at
Reno. The Gazette says that II devoted
young mother over there has devised n
mow way of amusing her baby. She puts
the infant on the floor, and props it up
with pillows. Then she smears few
drops Of tar on the ba0y's fingers, and
and gives it large feather. The baby
sits contentedIy all day long. picking at
the feather. AS fast rs the little fellow
geis il off one finger, 1t stick. TO another,
and thus affords him continual amuse-
rnent. Besides diverting the chiid's
mind so well, it is good thing, too. his
mother thinks, to MAKE the children
handy with tar and feathers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

4 FRGGHTFUL SroRY.-The late fam~
Inc in China was aw!u! beyond concep-
t"n. Mr.. Forrest, British Consul at
Tientson, says that the deaths from star,
walton reached n total Of nine and ones hnl
millions, which story Is confirmed by Mr..
Hitler, also Of Consular service, who.
within six months, has visited the desc,
late provincee. He says Whole dis,
tIicts, once den:ely populated, are now
almost uninhabled. The efforts of the
Government to send aid were frustrated
by the bad roads and the fact that the peo>
pie en- route seized the pack horses and
mules TO dev1ur them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

NOVEL TEAM.-Jennie Graham, the
winsome little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Graham, has discovered IA novel
and interesting pIaything. 1t consists Of
team OF four grasshoppers, harues.ed
by means of threads passed round their
bodies. under their wings. Their draw
ing power is considerable. and they work
with as little kicking as the average mule.
~ last accounts several of these grass.
hopper teams were being caught and har-
messed by the little folks OF Tguekee.-
Tykekss R-pubtcan.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

HE'D STARvE TO DEATH A Silver
Ci:y young HdY. who hnd n passion for
pretty babie-, said to little four-ypar-
Old angel. who has brand new sister:
i say, bub, won't you give me your
baby SISTER? ] love little babics.'
Young hopeful-'No, tnn't.'
Young lady (winking ut her young
man) r Why. sonny, why won't you give
your baby to me?,'
Hopeful GndiCuanlly)-' Fly, he'd 'tsrye
TO den'h your dress oiens behind
Painful silence for the next fifteen min
Gtes - Ddabu1y Ne,cS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

RICHARD JAMES, Of Wavne county,
Ohio, who i a student ut Poughkeesie,
n. Y, although but % years old. weighs
$50 pounds. His mother weighs over
500 pounds nnd his brother, who is only
l6 years old, weigh, 800 pounds. He has
an ordinary appetite. He weighed but
-ix and half pounds mt birth, and did
not begin 20 grow ia; until be was three
years old. He gets All his pr'clivity TO
tatues' from his mother, his father weighs
only l35 pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23
SUPERVISORS PROCLAMATION

Ordered. That the Clerl; cause the
Gnvrrunl', Proclamation Ia be puhli'hrd
post the ,nrne according tn law ana tn"'
he rmhudy in the same Prn:lhmht"h
of the Boatd of Supervisors ordering hn
election at the same lime the following
County. Township aud Dist. Officers
/. Superior Judge,
2. Sheriff,
3. Assessor.
4. County Clerk,
5. Dist. At:unrg,
s. County Treasurer,
Z. Superintendent Public Schools,
s. Coroner and Public Administrator,
9. Surveyor,
10. Supervi-ur 1t d strict. compriS
ing Minrr,ville, Trinity Center. Cmna-
bnr, Cofee Greek, Lewiston and Indian
Creek.
IL. One R,ad Overseer in each and
every Road Dist IN the County.
II. Two Justices of the Peace, and
l3. Two Cunstnbles for each Town
ship in the County, MS"
For Chinese Immigration.
Against Chinese Immigration.
Ordered. That the following places be
established aud the following nnmrd per
sons appointed rs Inspectors and Judge,
of an Election To be hold on the Sd dnv of
September. 1879 in accordance with the
Govrruor'- Proclamation and order OF
Board Of Supervisors
Coffee Cgerk-Polls open nj Bnvery
House Inspector. Rnht Beard; Judge,
HYATT Hnllock, A. Golland.
Trinity Confer Halls Hotel. Insi ect-
or. T II Blo,s judges, A,a Cniter,
II. +. ia>kin.
Ciunabar- store. Inspector c. Grind
all judges, II. G. O,good, Jos. Little
field.
Mincrsv;lle-B Bates Sore. Inspector.
Daniel Coon Judges, john Cummings,
Jacob B"wermnn.
Lewiston Bprncr'> Hotel Inspector,
john Taylor; Judges, O. Phillips, Mat
Luwdrn.
WrnvcrviI!e- ShcrG'. OAire Inspect.
or. Johu g. Irwin Judge, jacob Hu-s,
Allied Harvey.
Dough-, City-School House. Inspect
or, \. Whitney Judges, Ed. Swift, j.
Brcnu.
Indian Creek Hotel Inspector. j.
B. Srigiricd Judges, Jn>. Bowie, T.
MnIouey.
SmGo,d's Store. Inspector.
john Couio Judges, Il. B. Wells, j.
A. Srhord.
Gcoreo'.-Bavlrs' Store. Inspector,
4. b. Cos ; Judge, Hcnry Knowlc,,
J"hu Cnter
Hrlun>haw-W Wjlburn's House IT,
.pccl"r Geo. burgess; judge, II. ).
Wiilhun, l.. Duncan.
Long Rdgr Dnnrnn's House. In
.pector, Cha, SIo,n; ; Judsc-, john Allie
mnn, john Duocan.
Hynmpom- Tuuhr'- Iou-c. H.
.pcrlor. Zack Mickey; Jod2e-, Onco
Trent, jacob o -ru.
Junction CITY Carter HOUSE. In
sp,c'or, \ p. GuId; Judges, c.
Chrl,linn,en. G NJ Law.
Moth Fmk-Y Yoho', Hotel In.pocr.
tor, y 5 Cuuic; Juigc- J b. Wat
rous, JOHN Hnwk.
Coz. Bsr-Tin-lev's S'oro. Tr.poct-
or, VIM. PuIi-om; Judges j. ". Huh
bard. john BuNr1.
Matimville-S Schooi HOUSE. Inspector
John Sbarb"r; Judges, Geo. Cn.>iu>,
= f. Bd>-ril.
Cedar Fat- Simmon'~ store. IN
-p"rlor. j Who.trr; Judge, p. Krr-
man. Kely.
IIo6ol<en Qnimhy Place Thomas
STORE. Inspector, Phiup Q4i'amr +;
Judges, L. Brown, Mo-c- Patterson.
Canon CITY G,'lr,u'- IIa'rl Ir-pcct
~, j.. Gliz'nn judges, .. L. Sack,
B. BnWugnftncr.
R,jil"-unl,e Od Srorp. In,pccrcr,
Jo~ H4h"' Judges, Xavier, Kie.cr,
Henry Wi,Ihyim.
BY Order Of the B. ard OF Supervisors.
FORDYCE BATES.
Attest: Chairman.
j. NJ. ESTES, Clcrk
b. f. Finn, Deputy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

A PHYSICIAN having n duel on his
hands request, two of his friends to ar
.angc with his adversary the hour of
meeting. make it tomorrow" he
says, "hu. not in the forenoon. because l
must vi>i, four patients before going To
the ground" ~ see, - murmuIs one %
the seconds, che wants to get his hand in ."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

WHAT he WANTED TO SAY.-'Pris
oner at the bar said the Judge, i. there
anything you wish to say Lrfore sentence
is passed upon you p The prisoner
looked wistiulIy toward the door. aud
remarked that he would like to say Good
evening" if it would us agreeable to the
CumpAmV.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

THE Clergyman in certsin town, ne
the custom is. having published the banns
of matrimonv between two persons. wns
followed by the clerks rcndlng the hymn
beginning with these words; 'Drluded
souls, that dream Of heaven.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

The San Bernard no Tader says Of
Perkins visit to that town; HIS per-
sonnlappenrance, his dignifcd and manly
address, marked for the candor and hon,
csty which charaeterzod it, have mnde
him mnny friends, md secured to him
many votes which were considered doubt
ful."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

The people Of Los Angeles ought to
under,ttnd the Issue. Of the day. All
tho parties have organs there, there be-
irg two Republican papers. one Demo-
cratic. two w T. c. one N. p. C., one
Green back md one Prohibition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

A MOST Interesting ; ight to see is that
Of II young lady with lips like ruhies,
aud with teeth of pearly whitcnes,, aud
with cheeks that have stolen the dep
carnation Of the deathess rose,' with her
mouth full Of gingerbread
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

AT Il fashionable Newport dinner party
the other day, peaehc. TINT cost fifty cents
apiece were served. Each guest had an
embroidered white satin uapNin and u
menu card on gold foil, and vocal and
Instrumental music wns furnished.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

THE fool. says the Detroit Free Press
Roeth out in saiiboat when he docsL t
know a boom from breaker. but the
wise man picks up pebbles on the shore
and hTts with the girl in Il pink dress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

WHEN Farmer Kmff, OF New York
SIate, bet his son dollar TIM: he could
reach ii crossing ahead Of locomotive,
he lost by five feet, MS the son testified mt
the inquest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

TINS is the season Of the year when the
ardent college graduate applies for the
edilorship of The great dnily, and after,
ward acrepls ~ responsible situation as
the diver ota strcetcar - Cdicago Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

He was disguised bow. He had ex
erci.ed great caution. and bad final, .uc-
cccdrd in crawling, unobserycd, under
the canvas into the tent. And he found
it was not circus. but II revival meeting
IN progress. - Boston Post.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

ARTHUR wrote about Ten Nights in n
B"r-room,' but many reader Of these
humble lines could tell about ten bar
rooms in night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

THE poie-cat." says Josh Billings.
is SO called because fellow needs pole
three hundred feet lorg to kin one, aud
if the wind favors The eat longer pole
woIld be more ds,irable.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

THE devoted men of Paris all carry
two hooks on Sunday one a prayer book
for the morning services and the other
betting book for the afternoon races.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

AZ competitive baby show in Gorge
toFn' Indiann, Two mothers had rough.
ahd-I"mbie Eeht over The relative charms
OF their exhibits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23
sseekIy Tyinity 5ournal.

TRE1TTY C0U.N'Ty' B.FRR.E.E-TS
sakss at their Market p-afHs fH PSg-
-cssf for sHbscrfpfiOn 10 the Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

Trinity GhSpfsr, No. I9, n. n. n,
NJ Gets on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays
Of each month, at MAsoEIC HALL, Weaver
Vile, at 7 o'clock, =. II.
". J. TINNIN, II. p.
Nj. L. GRIFFIN. Secretary. jan2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23
SOCIETY NOTICES.

TrfnHU LOdgs, No. X7, ~ r. n. M,
Hold their regular communications at M
soNc HALL, Weaveryille, on the last Saturday
Of zach month Hour of meeting, 7 O'Clock.
r. ,,,,,... lAS HARVEY. W. N.
NJ. i. GRIFFIN Secretary. ian2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

SfsffI EneHmPmsHf, No. I2, T. o. o. ~.
Meets on the evenings Of the inst and Third
inesdhys Of each month at OBn FnLows
Hall, Weaycrville. al X o'clock Patriarch
ifom abroad are invited 10 vi.if ms.
-, ,.., -lLAS kl LIE, c. ?.
y W. ChAIb, scribe. Jana
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

.NiOt ~ star E0dKs, No. 81, =. .. o. r.
Holds is regular meetings at OnD FEILowA
Hall WeayeTyille, every Ihur-day oysDiDg,
at o'clock. Members Of the Order fron
aDroad are cordially invited to attend.
-, d. HANSEN, n. O.
u W. ChAl"' Il. ,. ian2,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23
THE EYES ! THE Eyes !
DIR. +. II. PARDEE.
OcUlisst and AIll-iSt.
o FTER a pROTEACrrD alsyD

q FFEH PROTEACTED 3LsSB
IA ness Of more than five yeals, Dr.. parde.
has made himsel: thoroughly and scienlihcal.
lY acquainted with all Diseases of tho Eve
ana is uog practicing with success not sur.
passed in the United States.
All operations performed such rs Strabisc
mus, or cross-eye, Cataract by linear extraoT
ton, Depression or Absorption, Pteryciun. c.
lrshy membrane growing over he eye ltedue.
tion Of StnrhylOma, or bulgins ont of the eys
Artificial Pupil, iistul0, LHchrymalis or clio
ing OF the tear PSsage, and all deiOrmities Of
the Lids. etc
Artificial Ey insertea without the leasr
poin, and posst sing all the movements and
bililiancy of the real eye. largo assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices. The Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
nirht ana cur OF all nervous diHeases is used
all over this cua-L
lhnntf to those ohysicinns who have scnt
NAM cases for operation, hc hGpos t'Iat his uni
yei.Al success viii warrant " continuation Of
their conhd .ncc. lis c'lc5dty as an operator
~ eo-rNl 'n-iTe with hiS sIcress, as paricnts
arc presenting thflasDlvus, for treatment and
operations, from CIV Ork and l'ustnn altto
monthly. Many patients can be seen al The
Doctors oihee daily in different -tnges of re-
coycTy.
orticr- Gai (Ins. sfrcrf. lover the CLAW
street Savings l'ankl. san Francisco
FAKE NOTTCE.-".s Efnr Z. not
b' beffsr'd 'ho"gh hs tp.GLs rhsfrGfT
Reroris nre in circulation through tho upncr
country that have raiirpd from business. tbai
! hn. gone 10 the Atlantic states. that nm
in Europe. Nt., dc. Iotho-a interested viii
gay u ." he report ha, boon gotten in circula-
tion for the ithetance Of other parties. WI,
are trying 70 obtain, illegifimatelv, an oys
Irnciic' be D., Drt has boon started b. an
liln.r'nt moHntebauk. and without ths ieast
truth, as ! ainHl uy Office daily. and ATTENDING
10 about sixty daily paticn's
T.. ~. F'ARDEE. OcuIist,
G2l Clay Street.
my2'-lv SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23
PROCLAMATION.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. !

Executive DEPAKTMEAT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ General Election viii be held
Throughout the State on
WEDNESDAY, September 81. 1879,
when the following officers will be elected
to wit:
GOVERNOR,
LIEUTENANT-GOvERNOR,
SECRETARY OF STATE,
CONTROLLERS,
EHEASURER,
ATrORNEY.GENER
SURVEYOR-G
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT
SrPERINTESDEN OF PUBLIC
INSTRJCTION.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23
Il TEsrlNoNY WHEREOF, l. VIII,

IN ILsIIIONl " HkKE0F, I, W L
LIAM IRWIN, Governor,
have hereuutp set my hand
"---a aud c,,usrd the Great Seal Of
the State 10 be affixed, at the
CITY of Saclnnrutu. an this the
"-~-" twenty seventh dhv Of July. in
the veer orr thousand eight
hundtcd und -r,.ni,~uiur.
WILLIAM IRWIN,
By the Governor Governor.
THOMAS BECX, Secretary Of State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-23

And do hereby nfr.r IA reward Of One
Hundred ID ,lhtrs for The ,.rre,t md con.
victiuu OF my aud every ppr.,n violating
the provisions of Title ". Pant of he
Peun Cude, such rrwnrd, to We pnid un
tll the total amount hereafter expended
ier the purpose reaches the sum OF ten
thousand dollars.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22

slider il mistake Of the Readjusters
that they did not accept the bill last
winter. We were opposed to accept
ing it last winter and if il had been
referred 70 the people we should have
voted against it at the polls. And
we have not changed our opinion.
The situation (not the etimoa) has
changed. The bill has been passed
against our opinion and it is now in
process Of execution. We had as we'll
let the execution be finished. We
can, if necessary, fight its complete
execution aswell as its partial execution.
Complete funding will give some re-
lief. Whether that relief will be suf-
ficient we cannot now tell. Our OBJ.
lection was that the bill made, or at
tempted to make, us say in advance
and beyond remedy, that it was suf-
cient. We have never and nowhere
said we would favor repeal midway
the stream, or in the midst of the
funding.