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

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é 3 > 7 NEVADA JOURNAL Notes Published every Wedmesday and Saturday by Warren B. Ewer, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. r $9.00 per year. Avril 19, 1851 Sead List of letters to miners "Dear Editors In behalf of the people of this rich mining region, I hail with peculiar satisfaction the estab!ishment of a press among us. Etc. Some peonle regard such ani enterprise at the pfesent time as premature, but im a country like ours, where everything is con ducted with railroad speed, where towns and cities grow up in a few weeks, it is difficult to tell what the future may develop, or what enterprise may be called premature, ete. The: prosperity of this community depends upom its resources which are exhaust— able. By the invention of useful implemenitts of the soil and economy in the various operations of tillage, the scientific agriculture of the present day is as much supprior to that of former times as the highly improved plough to loosen the Sea In ‘ike manner improvements may be made in mining, and it is the duty of all who have made discoveries or improvement, to make them nub'ic. \ Within a few months important improvements and dis-— coveries have been made in this vicinity which have contributed greatly to the vroverty of the city. I have conversed with miners why vrofassed to have imnortant discoveries in saving gold, which they kent secret. This is not right. The gold mines are the
bases of our nrosperity but the continuance of that prosperity devends unon improved economical methods of separating it from the earth or cuartz as it becomes less abundant. September 13, 1851s Nevada Journal was published by We G. Alban, A. A. Sargent Sent. 18, 18513 Nevada was referred to as NevadaCity in Sept. 19, 18651 Jourmal as fol'ows: State of California, County of Nevada Before Justice Edwards, Nevada City. H. We Gray vs. =.L.Willard,$500 Nevada Gold Tunnel Mime — W.S.O'Connor, Trensurer Notice for contract to build a jail, 46' long, 32" wide of hewn timber, etc. Theo Mil'er, Clerk Humbug Canon "Mare running loose” Tehama Quartz Mining Co. T. Ellard Beams, Sect'y. Marysvilte Stage, Tri weekly. U. E. Ruby, Marysville Notes Avery & Mills dissolved partnership Williams & Caswell dissolved partnership John Edwards, Justice of the Peace moved to Court House om Main St. City Bath House: Main between Bridseye & Co. and Avery & Mills. Bathing Saloon with pigeon holes for miner's clothes. on visits to Nevada City. AG the amphitheatre-talented pyrotechnists. r Serious accident on Coyote Hill. Messrs. (Kept there Scott & Co. Cave in on man-—broken ribs, etc. ,.