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Newspaper Notes (NN-1884-1886)(1884-1886) (292 pages)
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CONTINUED NOTES FROM GRASS VALLEY DAILY
UNION NOVEMBER 1884 Taken by Juanita Browne 2
November 1984.
16 Nov 1884 Died Austin, Nev Nov 12, Caral daughter
of John W and Sadie C Maddrill, p.2
GV a town of about 6000 still doesn't have a
comfortable and convenient public shall for theatrical,
dancing and other entertainments. Woodland, smaller, just
built one at cost of $30,000 by aint stock com, almost
everbody took stock. GV should be able to build one too.
16 Nov 1884, p.3
Attomey A. Burrows writes to editor that was not a fist
fight but a scrimmage between one unarmed man against
three. The blow he received was from brass knuckles, a
Cowardly weapon. Perhaps Law is a species of war, if so
its soldiers must discharge their duty regardless of bowie
knives, pistols or brass knucles. 16 Nov 1884, p.3
Allison Ranch mine reportedly could be bought for
$60,000. Still Millions in it and should be purchased by
Grass Valley parties and opened again. 16 Nov 1884, p.3
George Wetteran purchased omhibus line to Nevada from
B.F. Harris. he formerly owned the line. 16 Nov 1884, p.3
Sawmills in Truckee country shut down except
Richardson's and the Boca Cop's , season virtually over.
Cut much less than last year as wisely preferred to let
trees stand and grow rather than overstock the market.
Much of the lumber was ties and timber for the m and
considerable mining timber went to Ariz. Gives #s and who
bought. 16 Nov 1884,.p.3
Social Dance at Forest Springs Schoolhouse to benefit
Mrs. Joseph Hays. 17 Nov, p.2
Headlines All Doubts removed, the official count in
NY gives Cleveland the state, by a Plurality of 1100, Clev
for Pres, ;Hendricks for VP, Blaine gives up the fight, the
Nation Committees have shut up shop, the Democratic
Roosters can crow now. Concluded, the event is one of
the mgst significant in the history of the country and will
be far reeching in shaping the future destiny. 18 Nov
1884, p.3
Now for a Good time, no more ifs in regard to
swection. Democrats cf GV will celebrate the victory next ‘.