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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Page: of 332
Chappelle, Caroline continued:
recorded August 28, 1856: for $500, lot on the south side of Cottage
Street; bounded on the northeast by Joseph Flowers; south by Ann
Jones; north by rear lots facing Main Street; west by Cottage Street.
Charles, Robert occupation listed as shoemaker 31 Commercial Street in the
1861 DIR.
Charlton, Joseph DEEDS Book 3 p323 Joseph Charlton to Thomas Hartrey &
wife (refers to July 26 1852) recorded June 11, 1858.
Charonnat, L. — native of France arrived in Nevada County 1855; settled at
Canada Hill; had two sons; TéW p214.
Charonnat, M. S. (Luton) — wife of L. Charonnat; T&W 214.
Chase, Caleb Harris arrived in Nevada County Jue 15, 1850; fran
Worchester, Massachusetts; NCR.
Chase, J. L. DEEDS Book 1 p26 J. L. Chase to Union Lodge #48 IOOF recorded
July 30, 1856 (refers to December 8, 1853); Book 1 pl00, William Baker
to J. L. Chase, recorded August 25, 1856; Book 1 p324 J. L. Chase to
Fred Sierp recorded November 7, 1856.
Chase, S. H. attorney, office 36 Broad Street in NC, 1855; B&D.
1861 DIR lists him as boarding at National Exchange in WN.
GVU May 30, 1869 p3cl: Sad Case of Insanity The CARSEN APPEAL
of May 28th, gives this account of Judge S. H. Chase, formerly a
resident of Nevada City, and once Senator fran this county in the
Legislature: "One day in the latter part of last week, S. H. Chase,
District Judge for Esmeralda County, came here. His manner indicated
that he had been drinking to excess, and his friends thought that a
night's rest would set him all right. Since that time, however, he has
displayed unmistakable signs of insanity, wandering about at all hours
of the day and night, talking incoherently and conducted himself in a
wild and incontrolable manner. Night before last he was arrested on a
complaint entered by the Hon. Tom Wells and confined in the County
Jail, where he now is. George Gibson, M. Y. Stewart, Louis Doron and
others used all sorts of means to arrest his supposed spree, but all
to no avail. There are too many reasons for believing that he is
hopelessly insane. Respecting Judge Chase's high character and his
feelings as a man, we have refrained hitherto, fran giving this matter
publicity; but it is useless to be longer silent on the subject, the
fact being that the preliminary steps have already been taken to send
him to Stockton. By this great misfortune Esmeralda County loses and
excellent Judge, while the wfortunate gentleman's many friends are
deeply grieved.
GVU June 6, 1869 p3c2: The Case of Judge Chase. Mr. M. Y. Stewart
has returned fran Stockton, says the CARSON APPEAL of the 4th, where
he went, having Judge S. H. Chase in charge. The Judge labored during
his journey under the hallucination that he was going East. He thought
Sacramento was Salt Lake City and was only prevented from making
efforts to run at large there by receiving what he was led to believe
was a letter fran Brigham Young, forbidding him to leave his
apartments. He was pleased with Stockton, mistaking it for Omaha, and
declared that he was going to purchase the asylum for his residence.
It is the opinion of the Resident Physician of the asylum that he is
hopelessly insane.
Chase, William miner, house at Cayoteville in 1855; BsD.
Chavenne, Andrew — (also spelled Chauvane) DEEDS Book 1 p328, John Addis to
Andrew Chauvane recorded November 18, 1856; (refers to April 28, 1856)
DIL'56 DEM December 17, 1856 p4cl: Nevada Township, 2 houses and
lots No. 84 & 86 Broad Street, EL DORADO SALOON, etc. Thomas Buckner,
agent, valuation $4,000.
Chauvanne, Audre DEEDS Book 2 p420 Michael Brennan to Audre Chauvanne,
recorded October 14, 1857.
Chauval, A. V. occupation hotel keeper at 85 Broad Street NC in 1861 DIR.
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