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Title: 1895 Pictorial History of Nevada County, California (979.437 COM (622.342 NEV, PH 1-4))(2000) Collection Type: Books and Periodicals Catalog #: 979.437 COM (622.342 NEV, PH 1-4) Author: W. F. Prisk, J. E. Poingdestre, and Samuel Butler. Foreword and index by David A. and Ardis H. Comstock. Publisher: Grass Valley: Comstock Bonanza Press Related Items: Directories > Nevada County Mining Review (622.342.NEV)(1895) Pamphlets > Grass Valley and Vicinity (PH 1-4)(Circa 1895) Published: 2000 Copyright: In the public domain or published before 1925 Subjects: Nevada County, Grass Valley, Nevada City, Mines, Mining Industry, Who's Who, 19th Century, 1890s Notes: Full title: 1895 Pictorial History of Nevada County, California: Reissue of "Nevada County Mining Review" compiled by William Frederick Prisk Jr. and the staff of the Grass Valley Daily Morning Union and "Grass Valley and Vicinity" compiled by J. E. Poingdestre with an historical sketch by Samuel Butler: To which has been appended a new foreword and a comprehensive index compiled by David A. and Ardis H. Comstock. vi, 186 pages. # of Pages: 194 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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Original Held At: Searls Historical Library Location: 161 Nevada City Hwy, Nevada City, CA 95959

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GRASS VALLEY AND VICINITY NEWSIPRAR Eixos The Daily Evening and Weekly Telegraph is published in Grass Valley, by Messrs. Shoemaker & Ingram. The paper enjoys a most liberal circulation and patronage, is independent in politics, and the news in its columns is always authentic. Particular attention is always given regarding the accuracy of the mining news published in the Telegraph. “DAILY AND WEEKLY UNION.” The Dazly Morning Union, the oldest established newspaper in Grass Valley, is one of the most prosperous country journals in the State. Being the only morning newspaper in Nevada County, and, likewise, the only one in politics Democratic, it covers an exclusive field. The Union is enterprising, and, as a reward, enjoys a very large circulation. The Weekly Union is an especial favorite with farmers and people living in the small mining districts throughout Nevada County. Both these journals are looked to as authority for reliable mining information. W. F. Prisk is editor and publisher of the Daily and Weekly Union. THE “TIDINGS.” The Daily and Weekly Tidings, with publication office at the corner of Neal and Church Streets, are the leading papers of the city, and are among the best known interior journals. The Foothill Weekly Tidings was established in 1874, by S. G. Lewis, and in 1881 H. S. Spalding commenced the publication of the Dazly Evening Tidings. Both papers have a large circulation, are independently Republican, and devoted to the advertising and developing of the resources of Grass Valley and Nevada County. A. B. Champion and James C. Tyrrell, two young and active newspaper men, are editors and publishers. The Zidings is recognized as reliable authority on matters pertaining to this locality. THE ROGERS CUSTOM MILL. a This mill is situated in Boston Ravine, of ten-stamp capacity, and has all modern improvements, consisting of 128 square feet of silver amalgamating plates, four Frue concentrators, retorting and melting furnaces, and every device necessary to do first-class work on reasonable terms. + °° 2 7 . . i Sr ~ a A >DAILY MORNING UNION ROGERS’ MILL 4 PETTIJEAN’S REDUCTION WORKS THE ALHAMBRA & TYRRELL’S FEED STORE . 169.