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Volume 027-3 - July 1973 (4 pages)
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Page: of 4
barn on his property, now the Albert : Reo
Leuteneker property. A Mr. Huba2 j yt i at Ti
check arrived from Chicago. He planUt thy} . Ll = pals als . bt ig ba
ned to open a general merchandise Lt pees . . . . “4 In[=y4
store. A petition was sent in by Febi = ae ; “= ~ — :
ruary 1888 for a post office. Huba$ FANIAY OLNIWVY IED S
f ' Sia te. : hy
Sage to be in charge. ; a sinjeis la Ran elolyds ale frie ag er
At a meeting in Chicago of the { ta i a Help t
Hotel Company, A. L. Hale was elected
president; William Gunthorp, vice
president; C. H. Briot, secretary and
Morris Lobner, treasurer. An executhw
is] fashelets wiztcle
Pe Es
‘ele 7 i Ros 4 2 ins
bavi hh a ae
ive committee for California to superi = oe RS shank AY, «
intend construction consisted of R. R. : : j eh it laatieet (Pr ae fie Be
Forter, W. B. Hayford and Charles hy ae Ss i te ce a TSEC Mla
Stafford, & © & ° = k g . On March 24, 1888, the post office HE K a . i rehlc,
department established a post office : 5 ee bs bh i reyes > aleieie shy . ‘ wig hd be si 3% ¥
on the line of the Narrow Gauge at . : — —— ‘ E : :
Chicago Park with Hubacheck as postLumen ee els epee rere
egg He was also appointed Notary oe . Hat sists S{s[Neinls »{sis siainieinisseles
ublic, H yh ; pel:
The county road running through On April 25, 1888, it was announced = ot} S ow
the townsite was to be made into an that the colony had a baseball club. Fi lela elalels gisls Te Rls rely i
avenue 80 feet wide. By April 20, They gave a dance at Buchman’s Spring im : im .
1888, a boarding house was nearly comGrove Farm. The public was invited. JNNIAY
pleted. This stood in the present TalkProfessor Beckett was to furnish the — aT
ing Pines area near the railroad station. music assisted by William Martin.
Eighty couples attended the affair. On
the following Sunday, a crowd of Grass
Valley folks went to Chicago Park on %
the train to see the Chicago Park d
Empires play the Grass Valley Browns. Y & O9VIIH]D
The Browns were spectacular in new ° a PE
uniforms and the score was, alas, 20 Es] feo tins Aa
to 9 in their favor. x K—
In June of 1888, Antonio Orzalli ae T
sold 600 acres of land adjoining Chicago re tfayesk wy;
Park to Hayford and Lobner. ec Ae tl Ji
C. H. Briot took over as editor of ITS ¥7
the Chicago Park newspaper in DecHi aE Q lad a pe TL
ember, publishing it from Chicago. Lt De tO hb SPOUSAL [osinsdeleieiss
There was general upheaval in the rs a 'S —y 2 2 ©Chicago Park Association. On Dec NS hel « elelatelelcls Q ele efetafereisiel = fe Rad 48 RE
ember 5 word was received that a mii ae Bia eal ies TEEEE
meeting of the colonists was held. ae 5
The kickers attended in full force while nie JANIAY, : eee ois
Joseph Shebley, who purchased land the satisfied colonists avoided the . edule, i. ahd AER UED mlalst — felstatels 4. > ea
prior to the Chicago Park Colony. He meeting because there was tobe a fuss. H : it
developed an early day recreation spot It was charged that the abstracts ~}— =e <
known as Shebley’s pond and established were worthless, titles defective, conIelelajeiseelsd [e's:eleisieis luis slelerers 2 lels§
a fish hatchery that operated as a tracts unfilled. Two lawyers consf. afaie esi i aa ll a Peis :
state hatchery from 1883 to 1888. firmed that the contracts, deed and JINNIAY HSAE LY
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