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Newspaper Notes - 1850s (NN-18.5)(1850s) (336 pages)

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NOTES 1853 Golden Era, Aug. 31, 1853: “About Nevada where mountains once stood are now transformed into valleys which when gazed wpon cause the beholder to wonder at the power that has moved them. — Gold Nov. 20: Nevada Corres. Growth of Nevada Dec. 4: Maltman & Co. took $11,000 from Mancenita Hill Dec. 11: Nevada Corres. The Press Nev. Jgurnals: Aug. 55 1853: Whig County Convention Hamlet Davis was named chairman, Gil Meredith named secretary for G. V., Oh motion of Mr. Collins of G.V., a committee of one from each township was appointed to procure a roll of members.) G. Meredith was appointed for G. V. Oc.t 7, 1853: We learn that Ni. Chevalier from Paris has kindly volunteered to give an exhibition in Legerdermain on Thurs. Evening next, the 14th., inst. for the benefit of the Nevada Hook and Ladder Co. M. Chavalier is familiar with all the intrécacies of his art and has exhibited with great eclat in S. F., Stockgton, and other ports of the State. Nothing of the kind has ever been exhibited in Nevada. The object of the benefit is to increase the facilities of the fire companys and it should be encouraged by our citizens. Besides the arts of Legerdermain in the hands of an accmmplished performer, will make a novel addition to the amusement of our city. (Oct. 28 at Dramatic Hall.) G Nev. Journal, Nov. 11, 1853: Hamlet Bavis named Nevada “o. Director of the Sac. Valley Railway. Dec. 2, 1853: Davidge vs. Sargent. Dec. 9: “ons of New England meeting Dec. 2 Dec. 16: Nevada Forever: Oustamah Hill The busy miners of Nevada Will not be satisfied till that fine old landmark, the Sugar Loa® Peak and its satellites, are sent down Deer Creek in the form of tailings. San Francisco Whig, Dec. 6, 1852: Agents for the Whig in Nevada City were Mulford and Searls. Alta Calif., Sept. 29, 1853: Quartz Business in Nevada Gold Tunnel Mine. Oct. 6: Convention of Mining and Water Companies. Nov. 15: Mining Water Companies Dec. 23: Rich Flat Deer Creek Nevada Journal, Dec. 16, 1853: OustahmahHill exténsion of the Coyote Range westward beyond Wet Hill. Marysville Herald, Aug. 12, 1853: Nevada The house of i111 fame, known as Enma’s Saloon, was entered, the immatescclothes cholorforms, and about $900 in money and watches stolen. American Hill is bounded on the South by Roger's claims, on the West by Craig & Co., East by John Arbogast, and North by summbt and center of « Oustomah Hill. (I Don't know what year this belongs to.) Wo).