Obituaries (January 1934 - March 1934) (251 pages)

. Hegarty “The usu ‘of the 1 vanced’ one Grass . Valie ii the/'s “Mrs: Two. sistk survive, i” Marylan ene bt Rede —) Pi ua LU UCL, oA / 1 _ flors . shall . have establishments that confor m . Ww i Wherg v served. b report trict: ‘des ed andi tp, th the law. olations’ of the. ai Kerrigan’ s staft. wr ‘itine at once . ey of the county} he chief of police or other enforcenke t oflicert availab shy macs community. L adil Vere tare obthey are the disconcern=i e in the HH ‘hot mmay yaent of It Hi wW ill be add, ress Tuesday BG . % the . G he Amcrican Legjion, No. 130 Tue t i rass Valley. Re ai at the Bret. ] ednesday noo, dal service club LC e day: in order t y group could f te. ‘Commander. ‘ Grass V, tically al and die wads bur yesterdd 4" St. Those husban d the .Virg fd ley:. ; ae Savane, 7 hativé, “who li red pri acs Lof her ilife. in Ne Be ae Reno, 1 ry Aquinas Church “a. is a s ‘employed as en ineer or ih rs, Nevad in the nearby ‘Services wer and, Truckee he brother an 7 Rotary 0 Meet Tuesc y “who re guest of Hagui -"ThomasUesday will tary Club, Harte Inn. h meeting was . adhat . th'o [mee {dna vada state year old récently 1retropolis” held lat nephew tailr oad, i ! a . Transa Marylan acer “OF; Wet} “pickers AT RKEY Quorant ica \6% to Ty rb) 3.40 to =xch ape) lines 40. Cold—3 4, 2 L283 io .245 ; NS : Ie 0 . Bie deserted, {with the horses!’ we mcd, were rounded up} and} deporte to'a reser vation in Mendogjno Count Another ‘development was the appa ent sending ‘of General Green po haste ‘to Wiashingtoh ‘td lay the siti ation ‘before President Fillmore ar ‘the ‘War Department, i, i ~ Vilewed in’ the: light of ‘the su ceeding! ‘years, these ‘ptecautions ‘ay pear: little justifiea, ‘but that the si uation gave ‘widespread, alarm at th : j { aes is . little to be doubted. } FIRST WAR DISPATCH OF GENERAL GREEN.: The first of ‘General lareen’s ». dispatches” appears below: Beis, . Oro,. May 25, 1850. To His Excellency, . Peter. H, Burnet: (Governor and CommanierinChie ‘California Militia: ’ Sir: After my dispatéh to you. “0! the 16th instant, I moved with Capt Allgeier’s and). Capt. Charles H yt’ mounted volunteers, on the 17th, upo} Bear'river. «On the jafternoon’ fe) the same day, Lieutenant Bell, . Capt. Allgeier’s : company, with fen men, Deing out upon a geout, encoun ter ed a large number of! Indians, kill ing five, and bringing in six prisoners. ‘On the Sth} I moved in the direc tion ‘of Deer creek, and scoured the country Where a number. of Indiar depredations had’ been’ committed . We found) the Indian villages newly and ‘their trails leadins South, in the direction of Bear river. _ On the 19th, pursued . said trails ir the direction of ‘Wilf . creek, ‘to Where Col, Yolt was inurdered and burnt. in’ his mill; found : the Indian villages in this neighborhood deserted, and. the white settlement aibanddned; trails sti I leading south, which we followed to \ Bear river, and enice uUuped upon the same. ‘On the 20th, Idaving a-camp bata icrossed the! river rg@ village on the which we found on foot to Visit. a’ la south of said river, deserted, and. the "then recrossing the river, Upon our return I was! informed that a larga number of \Indians, between tivo: ‘anil ‘three . hiun} , . OES ‘dred, hna assembled Aupon an ‘elevatfied! conical nin Within itwornm ies, ) ra Position evidently aE ta. aive bat:

. Hegarty “The usu ‘of the 1 vanced’ one Grass . Valie ii the/'s “Mrs: Two. sistk survive, i” Marylan ene bt Rede —) Pi ua LU UCL, oA / 1 _ flors . shall . have establishments that confor m . Ww i Wherg v served. b report trict: ‘des ed andi tp, th the law. olations’ of the. ai Kerrigan’ s staft. wr ‘itine at once . ey of the county} he chief of police or other enforcenke t oflicert availab shy macs community. L adil Vere tare obthey are the disconcern=i e in the HH ‘hot mmay yaent of It Hi wW ill be add, ress Tuesday BG . % the . G he Amcrican Legjion, No. 130 Tue t i rass Valley. Re ai at the Bret. ] ednesday noo, dal service club LC e day: in order t y group could f te. ‘Commander. ‘ Grass V, tically al and die wads bur yesterdd 4" St. Those husban d the .Virg fd ley:. ; ae Savane, 7 hativé, “who li red pri acs Lof her ilife. in Ne Be ae Reno, 1 ry Aquinas Church “a. is a s ‘employed as en ineer or ih rs, Nevad in the nearby ‘Services wer and, Truckee he brother an 7 Rotary 0 Meet Tuesc y “who re guest of Hagui -"ThomasUesday will tary Club, Harte Inn. h meeting was . adhat . th'o [mee {dna vada state year old récently

1retropolis” held lat nephew tailr oad, i ! a . Transa Marylan acer “OF; Wet} “pickers AT RKEY Quorant ica \6% to Ty rb) 3.40 to =xch ape) lines 40. Cold—3 4, 2 L283 io .245 ; NS : Ie 0 . Bie deserted, {with the horses!’ we mcd, were rounded up} and} deporte to'a reser vation in Mendogjno Count Another ‘development was the appa ent sending ‘of General Green po haste ‘to Wiashingtoh ‘td lay the siti ation ‘before President Fillmore ar ‘the ‘War Department, i, i ~ Vilewed in’ the: light of ‘the su ceeding! ‘years, these ‘ptecautions ‘ay pear: little justifiea, ‘but that the si uation gave ‘widespread, alarm at th : j { aes is . little to be doubted. } FIRST WAR DISPATCH OF GENERAL GREEN.: The first of ‘General lareen’s ». dispatches” appears below: Beis, . Oro,. May 25, 1850. To His Excellency, . Peter. H, Burnet: (Governor and CommanierinChie ‘California Militia: ’ Sir: After my dispatéh to you. “0! the 16th instant, I moved with Capt Allgeier’s and). Capt. Charles H yt’ mounted volunteers, on the 17th, upo} Bear'river. «On the jafternoon’ fe) the same day, Lieutenant Bell, . Capt. Allgeier’s : company, with fen men, Deing out upon a geout, encoun ter ed a large number of! Indians, kill ing five, and bringing in six prisoners. ‘On the Sth} I moved in the direc tion ‘of Deer creek, and scoured the country Where a number. of Indiar depredations had’ been’ committed . We found) the Indian villages newly and ‘their trails leadins South, in the direction of Bear river. _ On the 19th, pursued . said trails ir the direction of ‘Wilf . creek, ‘to Where Col, Yolt was inurdered and burnt. in’ his mill; found : the Indian villages in this neighborhood deserted, and. the white settlement aibanddned; trails sti I leading south, which we followed to \ Bear river, and enice uUuped upon the same. ‘On the 20th, Idaving a-camp bata icrossed the! river rg@ village on the which we found on foot to Visit. a’ la south of said river, deserted, and. the "then recrossing the river, Upon our return I was! informed that a larga number of \Indians, between tivo: ‘anil ‘three . hiun} , . OES ‘dred, hna assembled Aupon an ‘elevatfied! conical nin Within itwornm ies, ) ra Position evidently aE ta. aive bat: