>From The News Back Then column. 150 yrs ago. 11, January 1862. Saturday. 1]. Dissoultion ~ The Co-Partner ship heretofore existing under the name and firm of WOODWARD & JUMPER, in the retail grocery business, is this day, 11, January 1862 dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. WOODWARD has purchased Mr. JUMPER's interest in the concern and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the patronage bestowed on the old firm.signed: E. W. WOODWARD, GEO. B. JUMPER, Wvvlle. 2] Est. 1852 ~ Livery Stable and Corral, Main St., Wvvle, Next to Pierce, Church * Co. COMSTOCK and MARTIN are provided with fine SADDLE and CARRIAGE Horses, Double and Single Buggies, and Saddle Animals, by which passengers will be sent to all parts of the Trinity County; also to Shasta, Siskyou,Klamath, and Humboldt counties at reasonable hire. Horses are boarded by the day, week, or month. Charges are moderate. ( Note: This business was located in the insection of hwy 3 and Main St. Wvvle., today 2012). 3]. Barber shop new~ Mr. R. E. HORTON, a 1st class tonsorial artist, arrived from San Francisco this week, and is assisting Mr. JAMES WATERS, at the NEW YORK Barber Shop. 4] Weather ~ Rain to date 0.83 inches, making a total to date of 25.52 inches. 4] Hayfork to Red Bluff Road ~ Last Sunday a meeting was held in Hayfork, to consider thefeasibitlity of a wagon road from Hayfork to Red Bluff. The meetinng was unamous in favor of a road and $1,000 was subscribed and another $1,000 pledged to meet the expense of building the road. Messrs. JOHN CARTER, D.E.V.BARKER, and N. C. WINES were choosen as a committiee to take the matter in charge. Work will begin on the road, as soon a the farmers put in their crops. 4]. AS we wish to make the Journal as newsy and readable as possible, we would thank residents in the outside for news items of general interest. 100 yrs. ago. 02, March, 1912. 1]. Voter Registration~ Wednesday and Thursday were busy days for the county clerk with a bevy of the "fairer" sex, who were anxious to register and exercise their right of suffrage (to Vote). Following is a list to date of the fair voters: JENNIE MOORE COUMBS, MARION GLENDORA JORDAN, ELIZABETH HETHERINGTON GEHM, ISABELLA JOHNSTN TOURTELLOTTE, EDNA ELAINE BENTON, IRMA GOODYEAR, ELIZABETH SABINA GOODYEAR, ANNA BARBARA PAULSEN, CHARLOTTE THOMPSON GIBSON, KATHERN MARGARET DOCKERY, ANNA AUGUSTA WILHEMINA JUNKANS, MAUD EDWARDS GRAY, MARY STEWART YOUNG, LUCY MELITA YOUNG, ANNA BARNICKEL, NELLIE LOTHA JUNKANS, MARGARET MAE TARPLEY, CLARA ELIZABETH GOETZE, JULIE LOUISA JUNKINS, IDA FREDRIKA DAVIS, ATHERINE DELILAH CARTER, CARRIED ELLA DAVIS, EDNA CODDINGGTON BREMER, DORA JANE TODD, MARGARET ORAFINO MAHONEY, MARY ELIZA VIRGINIA YOUNG, ANNIE ELIZABETH BARKLA. 2] 4 sale~ The WOODBERRY House i Faggtown, owned by BLAKE & REED Co. For terms , inquire of A.C. MECKEL or H.R. GIVEN. end. ~hum.Linda~ Words are the window to the Heart.