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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Finnie, Robert DEEDS Book 9 p528 recorded February 18, 1862 Robert Finnie
to E. C. Purtyman for $500, a lot in Nevada City, located on Cayote
Street, size 160' x 215'.
Firlty, D. merchant, boarded at Metropolis Hotel in NC, 1855; B&D.
Fish, N. dry goods and millinery, 19 Cammercial Street in NC, 1855; B&D.
DEEDS Book 1 p322, L. Bowman to N. Fish, recorded November 17,
1856.
FISHER & CO. — DIL'57 DEM November 18, 1857: stock of leather, hides etc. at
Cold Spring. ;
FISHER & RUGG — ad December 16, 1853 p3cl: BATHING ROOMS, in NC.
Fisher, E. DEEDS Book 1 p 399 E. Fisher to M. Noriel, recorded December 9,
1856.
Fisher, Frank miner, boarded at Oriental Hotel in NC, 1855; B&D.
Fisher, Richard (Dick) a ruffian at Little York; killed by Tyce Ault on
January 12, 1853; deceased was fram Sydney Australia. TsW p70.
Fisher, William D. DIL'57 PHILADELPHIA HOTEL at Remington Hill; capital
invested at Remington Hill.
FITCH & OO.DIL'57 lumber at CHALK BLUFF SAW MILL.
Fitch, George C. -— DEEDS Book 1 p228 Geo. C. Fitch to Wm Chollar, recorded
October 9, 1856; Book 2 p41 James Churchman to Geo. C. Fitch recorded
April 21, 1857 (refers to May 25, 1855); Book 2 p51 James Delaran to
Geo. C. Finch recorded April 25, 1857 (refers to January 6, 1855).
Fitzpatrick, _. — CDC April 12, 1851: refused $120,000 for his claim in
Big Tunnel.
Fitzgerald, William attempted to set fire to GV, Jue 16, 1855; sent to
State Prison for 8 years; B&D p42.
Flack, Capt. Deceased; DIL'57 DEM November 18, 1857: two small frame
houses adjacent to Sichel at Woolsey's Flat.
FLAGS All entries are from the NEVADA TRANSCRIPT: May 6, 1861 Blazes
corner of Commercial and Pine Streets; Nevada Transcript building on
Commercial Street.
May 10, 1861 p3c4: Nevada Rifles floating over the Amory;
Pennsylvania Engine Co., over the engine house; Nevada Hose Co. over
their new building; Protection Hook & Ladder.
May 14, 1861 p3cl: Red Dog front of Joe Gree's store; Remington
Hill.
May 17, 1861 p3cl: Raising the Flag Staff 135' high; A. A.
Sargent made some elegant and patriotic remarks from the balcony of
the hotel.
May 21, 1861 p3cl: Gold Flat, staff 200'.
May 23, 1861 p3cl: Messrs Funston & Pierce, 110' flagstaff.
May 25, 1861 p3cl: Drama Saloon on Main Street.
May 31, 1861 p3cl: GV, staff 160', flag 40' long.
June 5, 1861 p3cl: NSJ front of Charley Schardin's Saloon on Main
Street. Flay 42' x 28', staff is 180'.
June 13, 1861 p3cl: Flag at Red Dog Messrs Green & Co. will
float the flag from a pole 140' high, to be erected in the center of
Main Street.
June 18, 1861 p3c2: Piety Hill, staff 100' high.
June 21, 1861 p3cl: Nevada Hose Co. #1 will erect a flag pole in
front of the engine house on Main Street.
June 28, 1861 p3cl: John Grimes will raise a mammoth American
Flay 18'x32' in front of his Saloon on Pine Street today. The following inscription is on the flag, “The Union, the Constitution, and the
Equality of States!" This is the largest flag in this section of the
country. It was made to order nearly a year ago on board the
revenue cutter "W. L. Morey".
July 1, 1861 p3cl: Flag #1 at Nevada Hose Co. #1 is 18' long and
12' wide. The arrangement of the 34 stars in the Union is novel, in
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