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150 NOVEMBER 3 & 4, 1863 NEVADA TRANSCRIPT
CHAS. W. YOUNG.—The old stand-by of Nevada in the jewelry line, has outlived all competitors,
and still remains to grace the town with his presence. C. W. Young was one of the first to embark in
business here and is determined to be the last to leave.
DISTRICT COURT.—The District Court of the 14th Judicial District was yesterday engaged in
procuring a jury to try the case of Con. Riley for the killing of Dalton. The Court adjourned till today at
10 o’clock. The lawyers engaged for the defendant are Sargent, Searls, Niles and Dibble. H. P. Barber, of
Tuolumne, assists District Attorney Gaylord in the prosecution. The case is one of great interest and our
town is full of new faces.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1863
TRIAL OF CON. RILEY.—The trial of Cornelius Riley for the killing of Christopher Dalton was
slowly proceeding yesterday in the District Court. We understand there is a multitude of witnesses.
—The testimony was concluded last evening.
NEW SUPERVISOR.—S. D. Bosworth, Esq. of Grass Valley, was formally inaugurated Supervisor
in place of Dr. Sheets, on Monday. Bosworth is a large accession to the Board, because he is a business
man of a fine order of talent. The county will lose nothing by his management.
FIRE AT GRASS VALLEY.—The National gives the following list of losses by the fire of Sunday:
On Mill street.
Augustus Sandoz, building unoccupied—no insurance..$850
John Maguire, Fashion Saloon and stock, loss $1,800—insured for $1,000 in the Metropolitan Co..800
Sandoz & Walters. Bath House and Shaving Saloon—loss $3,000—insured for $1,200 in
Metropolitan Co..1,800
H. D. Cady, damage to stable and stock..500
On Main street.
J. C. Marks, wooden building, furniture, winter supplies etc., $1,000, insured for $300 in Metropolitan
and Hartford Co’s..700
M. Vignon, saloon, occupied by Wm. Floyd..1,200
Mrs. Van Hoter [Hoeter], ten pin alley, occupied by Wm. Floyd..1,000
Wm. Floyd, stock in saloon..2,000
Madame Cloasman, Hotel de Paris, building, stock, etc., $3,000, insured for $1,500 in Liverpool and
London Company..1,500
Cashin & Co., Grass Valley Market and building adjoining, no insurance..1,500
Augustus Shiecher, stock..150
George Williams, damage to building and stock..300
J. W. Smith, boot store..250
Total loss over insurance..$12,550
JOHN A. CROCKER, of Sacramento, is going to Lake Tahoe, to construct a small steamer for
navigating those waters.
THE late snow storm over the mountains has somewhat checked the immense travel to Reese River.
COMMENCED AGAIN.—The National notices the resuming of work in the claims of Watt & Co.
A grand old pump has been put to work, and in a few days quartz will be lifted out again after the ancient