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GRASS VALLEY UNION JUNE 11-14, 1867 169
Anthony Adams, James Lynch, John Conlon, Daniel Coughlin, John Glynn, John Murry [sic] and James
Cavanagh.
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.— Cases set for trial: Nevada County and Sacramento Canal Co.
vs. Geo. W. Kidd et als—jury—July 11th; Wilcox vs. Garvin, July 12th; Findley vs. Gentry, July 22d;
Dalton vs. Dowling, court, July 22d; Monroe vs. Sawyer et als. Court, July 23d, Ryan vs. Duffy et als.
Jury, July 13th; Nevada Water Co. vs. Coffee et als, court, July 26th; Sweeney vs. Garber et als, court,
July 27th; Hodge vs. Dunn, court, June 18th; Conaway vs. Topliffe, court, July 24th; Stokes vs. Monroe
et als, jury, July 15th; Wood vs. Richardson et als, jury, July 16th; Melbourne et als vs. Henryhan et als,
jury, July 18th; Sullivan vs. Lancaster, jury, July 17th; Dreyfuss vs. Bigelow et als, court, July 25th; Eddy
et als vs. Gentry et als, June 23d.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING.—At a meeting of the Democracy of Grass Valley, held on
Saturday evening, June 8th, at the Howell Zouave Armory, for the purpose of forming a Democratic Club
for the ensuing campaign, Dr. Davis was chosen chairman and M. Byrne, Jr., secretary. On motion the
chair appointed the following committee to draft a constitution and by-laws for the Club, viz: C. Taylor,
J. J. Dorsey and J. K. Byrne. On permanent organization the following committee was selected: C. Reilly,
C.R. Clarke, W. S. Byrne, J. E. P. Williams and E. W. Maslin. On motion, the meeting adjourned until
Saturday evening, June 15th, at 8 o’clock.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1867
DOWN THE ROAD.—A number of pleasure seekers last evening went down to the Crandall
House, four miles below Grass Valley, on the Crandall road, where with dancing, strawberries and other
good things eatable and drinkable, they had a splendid time. McCue’s omnibus carried to and from
the Crandall House quite a number of ladies and gentlemen, and many more made the trip in private
conveyances.
CRONK BEER.—Cool beverages are in active demand in these days of heat, and we find
by particular reference to a half dozen bottles of cronk beer, presented us by Mr. B. F. Harris, the
manufacturer, that it is a drink most appropriate—pleasant, palatable, exhilarating, and not an
“intoxicate” in an ocean full of it. We can confidently recommend it to all G. T’s in good standing.
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1867
DANCING SCHOOL.—Mr. C. S. Barney, an excellent violinist and a good teacher of dancing,
will open a juvenile school at Hamilton Hall, in this place, on Monday, next, 17th inst. His terms are
moderate, and we are confident he will give satisfaction.
MARRIED. At the Wisconsin Hotel, in this place, June 11th, 1867, by Wm. S. Byrne, J.P., WILLIAM
KEY to MARY HAYES.
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1867
COMMITTEE MEETING.—The Committee of five, recently appointed at a citizens’ meeting held
in this place, will meet this (Friday) evening, at the Town Hall, to report on the matter of appointing
another committee of twenty or more members to make arrangements for celebrating the approaching