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Newspaper Notes - 1850s (NN-18.5)(1850s) (336 pages)
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G. V. TELEGRAPH )
September, 1855
4th-----Congregational Church, Nevada-Rev. Warren,
Tues. Methodist Church, G.V., Rev. Hale. tO, Seo WH, UZ Ben,,
The HUDSON HOUSE, on Deer Creek, about 3 miles below Rough & Ready. Pigne
. DIED-Jacob Sirkel, last Saturday, of apoplexy (stroke). Was from ;
Ft. Smith, Arkansas, age 24. Leaves a brother here.
/ DIED-John W. Creamer, Mon., Sept.3, 1855, of Epilepsy, sudden. Was
from Kentucky, age 33. Leaves wife and child here.
CADY STABLES-new & elegant carriages now on hand.
AURORA HOUSE-new owners, Derman & Mordoff. Late Prop., Mr. Morgan.
(A Temperance Hotel).
11th-----DIED-Stabbed, Dennis Finney, on Wed., Sept. 5, 1855, at Orleans Flat,
Buried in Catholic Cemetery, G.V.
NEW LODGE-The Masons and Odd Fellows of this place (Give) have purchased a Lot on Mill St., a short distance from Main, and are now preparing
the foundation for the erection of a 2-story Brick Bldg., the upper part of
which is to be fitted up in an elegant style for the use of the above named
Orders. The dimensions of the Lodge Room are to be 26 ft. wide, by 50 ft.
long, with two anterooms of 12 ft. each. The lower story is to be divided off
into stores, which will readily command a good rent. We are glad to see such
additions made to our town, especially by Orders whose durability has stood
the test of ages, and whose acts are themes of praise by old and young. Go
ahead, Gentlemen, without fear; Grass Valley will be a place as long as
Masonry and Odd Fellowship shall exist, which will be until the time when
the Bow of the Covenant is withdrawn from before the eyes of men.
DIED-P. J. Donavan, one of our oldest Grass Valley Citizens, Sept.
10th, 1855, of inflamation of the bowels, (sickness was short, only 2 days)
42 years old, from Galena, Illinois. Leaves wife and 3 children here.
Township election of officers. (all listed).
GREAT FIRE-— Weaverville.
UTAH GREAT TEMPLE-foundation laid July 23, 1855.
DIED-Sept. 4th, 1855, Capt. Joseph S. Conn (or Cohn), at Alameda,
Calif., late Atty. of G.V. Formerly of Bourbon CoSunty, Kentucky.
(End of bound volume in archives of G.V."Union" Office, G.V.).