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Nevada County Mining Review (622.342.NEV)(1895) (158 pages)

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ies: ; = sa . PeLHE OBJECT OF IT.. is le HIS SPECIAL ISSUE of the GRASS VALLEY DaILY MORNING UNION is printed in the interests of the mining industry of Nevada County. It will show that in spite of the dull times which have been prevalent all over the United States, this section is making steady and permanent advancement. We have tried to deal fairly with everybody and everything that we have had occasion to notice in this work and feel that we have succeeded. While some sections may not be so fully written up as others, no slight has been intended, but owing to limited time and the difficulty in getting data from remote parts of the County omissions are likely to have occurred. The MORNING UNION has spent over $1600 on this edition, which is certainly an evidence of enterprise not to be dampened by the ‘‘ stringency of the money market,’’ and we know that our efforts to interest the world at large in the mining resources of Nevada County, will be appreciated by our patrons. We desire to call attention to the fact that this splendid edition of the Grass Valley DAILY MORNING UNION has not interfered in the least with the regular daily and weekly editions duringits preparation. This is only another evidence of our facilities for gathering the news, and illustrates the extent to which our business has grown, showing a vast contrast to previous special editions issued in Grass Valley, which were gotten out only with the greatest effort and much to the detriment of the regular business of the paper. The publisher claims only a share of the credit for the remarkable success of the MORNING UNION, and acknowledges gratefully his obligations to the people who have extended the generous patronage that it has been his sole aim to merit. A city or country may be generally judged quite accurately by its newspapers, and no resident of Nevada County need feel ashamed at any time, to mail to distant friends a copy of the MORNING UNION, and especially this special edition, giving a full resumé of her mining interests. And one word in conclusion: Nevada County is no place for poor people, we have now hundreds of men seeking employment. What we require is the mining capitalist. The mines are here, it requires money to develop them. GRASS VALLEY, August 1, 1895 W. F. PRISK oo 7 a —=.