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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Page: of 332
Belden, David continued:
only a few delinquents.
GVU December 8, 1867: Senator Belden in a New Role The
excursion train which passed up yesterday had aboard Senator Belden of
this county. He wished to get off at Colfax, but stopping time was not
in the programme. While the train was going at a speed of about
fifteen miles an hour the eloquent Senator took a leap high into the
air and after describing several eccentric curves, landed safely at
the bottom of an embankment. An informant says he turned several times
over —end-for-end in his wild flight; but as Mr. Belden has not
turned a summersault (sic), political or otherwise, for several years,
we are inclined to doubt the correctness of that statement.
DEEDS Book 40 p393 recorded January 4, 1872 Niles Searls to David
Belden: House and lot on Piety Hill. Lot 3 Block 45; bounded on the
North by Sacramento Street; East by the Meacham lot; South by the
Nevada-GV Turnpike, and West by a cross Street (now Valley Street);
contains two and a 10/100 acres of land. (Searls residence).
NI October 15, 1873 David Belden, candidate for District Judge in
Santa Clara County.
DEEDS Book 79 pll6 recorded March 5, 1879 David Belden to J. B.
Conn for $600: lot on Piety Hill, Block 45; North by Sacramento Street
East by lot of Meacham; South by Grass Valley Turnpike; West by
Cashin Street. (Said to be the lot he purchased fram Niles Searls)
Elected County Judge and subsequently was State Senator fran
Nevada County; moved to Santa Clara Co. and was elected District Judge
then Superior Judge; T&W p96 & 97.
Expired May 15, 1888 in San Jose.
Belden & Fairbanks DEM August 20, 1856 plc4: Loss in the July 19, 1856
fire, shop and tools, $1,000.
Belden, John NI July 24, 1866 p2c3: Married in this city, at the residence
of John Cashin, July 22, 1866, by Rev. Father Dalton, John Belden to
Miss E. Dagen, all of Nevada City.
NI August 22, 1868 p3cl: Serious Accident. On Thurday night
John Belden of this city, met with a serious accident at Colfax. He
left this city with Hanson's team at 7 o'clock and went to Colfax for
the purpose of bringing up a load of butter. On arriving at the depot
about 10 o'clock, he made enquiries for a restaurant, and one was
pointed out. He started and being deceived by a shadow, stepped off
the platform and fell a distance of three or four feet to the ground.
He struck with his faceupon a cast iron wheel, breaking his jaw bone,
and bruising him considerably. His injuries though severe are not
dangerous. He was brought up by ‘joe Richardson, and arrived in this
city about 4 o'clock. yesterday morning.
NT January 19, 1872 p2c2: Sudden Death. John Belden died at
his residence on Piety Hill in this city, on Wednesday evening. The
deceased was at the slaughter house of Cashin & Kent about 2 o'clock
where he ate a very hearty dinner, and was apparently well and hearty.
He left then for home, stopped at Weiss' on the Grass Valley road, and
went from there to his house, where he arrived about 7 o'clock. He
laid down on the bed and soon became quiet. His wife, who was in the
next room, Supposed that he was asleep, but on going into the room she
found he had ceased breathing. One of the neighbors was called, and
Dr. Hunt was sent for, but when he reached the house Belden was dead.
Deceased came to this city about nine years ago fram his home in
Connecticut, and he has since resided in this city, being employed at
the slaughter house, in the grocery business, and was for a short time
Deputy Sheriff under Charles Kent. The deceased was about 37 years of
age, and leaves a family to mourn his loss. He was a brother of the
Hon David Belden.
Belden, Lizzie C. (Farrell) married Hon. David Belden, April 25, 1861.
Beldwin, T. L. — MT October 2, 1862 p2c3: Born on the lst of October, near
the Glenbrook Race Course, to the wife of T. L. Beldwin, a daughter.
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