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Newspaper Notes (NN-1884-1886)(1884-1886) (292 pages)
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lemonade, ice cream, and Miss Smith will erect shooting gallery, also cigars and
cigarettes.
Norton case—no evidence he shot cow, acquitted.
Editor asked how and when Blaine won title Plumed Knight by N.C. reader. In
Chicago 1876, Robert _G. Ingersoll placed Blain's name in nomination for President
and in speech said "like an armed warrior, like a plumed knight, James G. Blaine
marched down the halls of the American congress and threw his shining lance full
and fair against the brazen forehead of the defamers of his country and his
ep ui
ung Jack, educated Chinaman, comer Broad and Main street says in Chinese
tose reason known as "gou yuan."
Masonic at Storms' Ranch on St. John's Day, Tue, June 24, 1884 planned and
large a
19 June Prof. R. H. Stretch, S.F. eminent civil engineer and scientist studying
natural history of ‘area.
G.F, Addardt, civil engineer, anti-miners witness in town unbelievable "expert".
Mulberry trees planted in Washington school yard being damaged by people
tearing off limbs to get leaves for worm. Will prosecute if damaged.
Mrs. Pasquale Pelligrini, 4 children, colfty jail, insanity to Stockton. 2 or 3
times before.
Evageline Chapter No. 9 Ord E Stars, celebrate 12 anniversary of
their organization in city, Masonic Hall, beautiful decorations, flowers into
stars, crosses, and Masonic emhlems. Program then fine collation, over 100 ladies
and gentlemen.
House burns, young boy into closet, lamp fell, broke, fire spread.
ea ics — good list of schoals: 21 students Blue Tent, 18 Iron Mountain,
8 GV 1406; N.C. 1034; Total 4803 2368 white boys; 2391 white girls;
20 negro boys; 23 negro girls; 1 Indian girl under white guardianship. in county
1628 white children under 5 years of age.
ea Sov. Sobenan refused to pardon Geo W. Smith in San Quentin for unuine ciate) Als Ts
best and purest sparkling Soda and palatable sarsaparilla.
20 June June William Wolf's price list. Java Coffee 4 lb SL Also 8 cans of
Tomatoes, Eggs a doz 30 cents; butter per roll 50 cents.
A. J. Tiffany, county superintendent of schools to coast range, pleasure, back
makes St0p-S:F. to "make a Mash" on divine Langtry. He was conquered.
Plans 4th July celebration.
S.B. Boswell stricken paralysis in S.F. was N.C. residence in 50s. He and A.H.
Hanson grocery business on Main and Broad Street (1884 was Locklin's Blacksmith).
Laird's dam broke flood down Deer Creek washed away his building.
Toal of A.Walrath of N.C. vs L_L. Thurman in Santa Cruz Superior Court.
Parties agree to have case tried by a jury of one. During recess one jury
admonished not to talk among themselves or to anyone about case. First time in
history of jurisprudence in state trial by one. New constitutions says 12 or any
number less that may be agreed upon in open court. Submitted to jury but not
verdict yet reached.
Jung.Jack, interesting garbled letter written to Dr. A. Chapman about moving
his laundry business to Vg City.
(Note from Pat Jones Feb: 25, 1885, S.F. batbon 2 men, lands safely, pc 3 cal
Tl. :
Trout in Donner lake hiting magnificently. Judge Keiser and Charlie Humphrey
51 before noon. Other large strings thru town. eae
21 June Weather agreeable.
County Treasury counted $56,115.25.