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Newspaper Notes - 1850s (NN-18.5)(1850s) (336 pages)
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"Teleg!' is pub. every Thurs morn, by Lilley & Oliver, Off. is on Main,
2 doors above Adams & Co. Exp. Off.
. Oct. 6-53--tele]
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(From news items, printed by. @ Edijtor from "Exchanges"--other newspapers
in Marysville, Sacto, S.F. etc he oth papers are ngratulating the NEW
Telegraph, so the FIRST issue/of the Telleg vasSnesbaily [Sept.22,'954 which date is
found in most ofthe small "box" ads. Yrs Vel (~he_ 1
Item--# "Rete" given to the "newly-iarrieds" of GtV., by Mrs. Smith (probably lirs S.M.(Clara T.) of the "Golden Gate" Saloon, located gse door above
Adams Express tice on Main St. fear
MARRIED, fee Rev.lir. Dryden, Geo.D.Dornin, formerly of N.Y.City, to Miss
Sarah A. Baldwin, late of Medford, Mass.
("Grass Valley Lumber Yard"--Advi.:--) Lumber! Lumber! To teamsters and others.
The GV Mills are now in full operation. Ready to supply all demands for every description of seasoned lumber at the lowest market prices. These mills are situated
nearly in the center of the village of gv, about 50 rods south of the Masonic Hall
and most convenient for teams to load. There is in these mils, on Auburn road,
a mulay saw, and a 52" circular saw, together capable of making 15,000 ft of
lumber per day. also a splemdid woodworth patent planing machine, capable o& making
10,000 ft of planed, tongue & groove and other manufactured lumber per .day.of superior qualities. all our lumber is well seasoned before being dressed. our stock
of over 8,000 logs giving us the best material to be found in the country. call and
see, teamsters can always be supplied with lumber on freight to the cities of
Marysville and sacto.the best terms, equal to any other mill in nevada county. when
taken in connection with the fact fhat it is well-seasoned the advantages of trading
Wn.Bennett Sawmill ((///with our mills are superior. (continued on back sheet)
Dissolution of Partnership betw W.B. & (partner not named). Sawmill &lumber
business will be carried on by \Wi.Bennett.
First
"Golden Gate" Saloon, Advt---@sae-door~above Adams Co. Express on Main St,G.V.,
Mrs. Smith. "Gentlemen can by eee cgnmoaated with all kinds of drinks, from a cool
soda water to a red hot whiskey punch, with all kinds of fancy fixins of course
included; oysters served uy to suit the (tastey ham & eggs, chickens & ducks served
up at a moments warning. e restaurant ected with the saloon is always conducted in the most approéved style. Boarders can be accommodated by the week or day
Meals served up at all hours, and in a style to it the most fastidious. Bill of
fare is the best that the market can produce< The Golden Gate has always maintained
itself as a fashionable re €n wishing to pass Ce hiya eA
by coming here, can always find good company and the best cigars.
Advt:--PARKER & Elder, closing out their business, selling quicksilver, flour,
butter, candles, lard, crockery, hardware, groceries, provisions, etc. (no loc. of
store given.)
Sa ee otis & Retell dealoes ans On Main St.(no Loc.Giv)
Silvester & Co., (Advt) Wholesale & Retail dealers in groc, prov, hardware,
boots & shoes, drygoods, & gen.merch. also a superior assortment of sadlery to be
sold cheap for cash. Main St opposite the "Union" Hotel. advt dated sept 22 '53.
"Pike Flat" extends from the bridge across Wolf Creek, at Winchester's Mill
up to McClintock's house, a distance of a mile and a half, varying from a 4 to a
% mi. wide. It has been worked (for gold) with greater success than any other Flat
in this vicinity or elsewhere in the County. Pike Flat has been known to be immen
sely rich, ever since the Fall of the year.1850, when the Pike #¥. Flat Co. was
& in honor of which the Flat was named Pike. The Pike Flat Co.
Oe races within / its originators ¢-Auuipesieft the names of several G.Vans,
<the rich #4 number of?
who were pioneers at mining, and among the earliest settlers in our village, viz:
Dr. Cleveland, Dr. Miller, Capt Day, and others who are yet here, and interested
in the future thrift and présperity of our village, as they have been identified
with the past settlement and growth. —
“Woodpecker Ravine empties into Pike Flat, on its South side
John C.Simmons is running a private school in GV
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