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Newspaper Notes - 1850s (NN-18.5)(1850s) (336 pages)
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Pacific ™xpress moved from Washington St. to Main St., nearly opposite
Metropolis Hotel. J. Lambert, agent.
Opposition to South Yuba Co. (Also Apr 25.
L. P. Stiles, Sash and Door Fectory, corner of Pine and Commercial.
Trinity Episcopal Church organized on Apr. 22,
Murder at Alpha--Erastus Keiler, or Keeler, shot and killed Ssmuel
Harrison.
Oriental Hotel, near foot of Main St.
Board of Supervisors hold “irst meeting.
Shfeiff William H. Endicott resigns.
Anti-gambling law to be in effect on the 17th.
William &, Robinson advertises the sale of Robinson's Crossing Bridge.
Trisbee rents upper floor. Converted to sleeping rooms.
Fencing School opens at concert hall.
Dunlop's cabin on Shady Creek robbed.
=. K. Kané Lodee (Masons) received charter and electéd officers.
New staze line to Forest City vie Robinson's Crossing, Montezuma Hill,
Cherokee, Emory's Crossing, Plum Valley, Forest City. Arrives in
Forest City at 3:90 P.M. same day. Located in Oriental Hotel.
Saddle horses to rent at Forest City--Frank Ryan, agent.
New post master William H. Endicott. Post office to move next door
below the U. S. Hotel.
New crockery store--Mr. Baronn, on Commercial St.
"The Barry House", Selby Flat.
Rough and Ready post officey charter recalled.
Obituary of H. G. Norman who was killed in an accident at Indian Hill,
May 5.
J. B. Lobdell to form new staze line to Iowa Hill.
Rev. Morrow is appointed to the M. #. Church in Nevada to replace Rev.
Tansey who goes to Forest City.
C. W. Young Jewelry moved across Commercial St.
J. W. Oliver resigned as editor of the Georgetown News.
Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, to have a concert and a ball.
George Hearst, Adv. Gold or Mud Flat Placer mine for sale.
Water notice--Henry Stehr. Location of ditch, recorded in Nevada Co.
New courthouse site chosen--125' x 150', between Washington, Pine,
Church, and Winters Streets.
New bridge on Pine Street. Leaving Grass Valley and Sacramento road at
Turner Mill and crossing to the foot of Pine. The bridge is 358' long,
45' above the stream, cost 33000. Built by "several citizens."
Episcopal Church to hold services in the Congregational Church.
Courthouse contrect to Charles H. Shaw, $41,000.
Privately owned street sprinkler wagon is now operating.
Brick buildings—--A. W. Potter a 2-storey building on Main; Z. P. Davie,
the longest brick building in town on Broad; Hussey & Rodgers rebuilding on old site. Five or six more are to be built.
B. G. Waite takes over the editorship of the Nevada Journal replacing
Sargent.
Metropolis Hotel is reopened by Mr. Ransom, formerly of Downey House
in Rough and Ready.
Buildines—--Rosenheim & Bros. and Herschman Bros. are tearing down their
old buildings and replacing them with brick. Buildings are two storeys
with a veranda in front. Located on Main St.
Married: Thursday, July 28, by Rev. Callant, Jewish rabbi, 3. Lachman
and Sara Cohen.
Died: July 20, W. Stone, aged 45.
Discussion of county line between Sierra and Nevada. legislative
action sought,
Died: James Craham at Sacramento,
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