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Collection: Directories and Documents > Nevada County News & Advertisments

1872 (281 pages)

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GRASS VALLEY UNION MAY 7, 1872 107 LEG BROKEN.—Father Dalton had the misfortune, Friday night, of breaking his leg. The way it happened was about this: He returned from Colfax, from a mission of mercy. and thought he was stepping on a sidewalk in front of his residence. The sidewalk had, however, been taken up for repairs during his absence from home. Father Dalton fell with the result named. The injury is quite severe and will confine him to the house for some time. Drs. Simpson and Tompkins were called to the case, and the bones have been adjusted. ... NORTH STAR SUPERINTENDENT.—We find in the Amador Ledger, of last Saturday, this item: Mr. S. Moore, for a number of years underground Superintendent of the Keystone mine at Amador city, we learn is about to leave the county. Mr. M. by his strict attention to business and fair course of dealing has made many warm personal friends who, with ourselves, will regret his departure. We understand Mr. Moore has accepted a situation at Grass Valley similar to the one he held at Amador. We congratulate his employers in obtaining the services of so efficient and upright a man for Superintendent of their mine. Mr. Moore is to take charge of the North Star mine of this place. LEAVES US.—Ned McSorley leaves Grass valley, to-day, for Schellburn, in Nevada State. Ned has been a citizen of this county for many years and has made hosts of the very best kind of friends. The Schellburnites are hereby recommended to receive and treat well our friend, Ned McSorley. GRASS VALLEY THEATER. Wednesday & Thursday Even’gs, May 8th and oth. Brestle & Beckler’s GRAND OPERATIC & CHARACTERISTIC VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT COMPANY INTRODUCING THE CHILD AMERICUS THE GREATEST Music Phenomenon in the World, THE BABY VIOLINIST! Only Four Years of Age Who has been received with Acclamations of delight by thousands in all the principal cities of the United States. The Child Wonder will be supported by the following artists of celebrity: LAURA AGNES STEVENSON, Prima Dona and Pianist. MRS. CHARLES CORIELL, The Fairy Queen of Songs. MR. J. H. STOUT, The People’s Favorite Tenor. CHARLES CORIELL, The celebrated Baritone Comique. PROF. JAMES SPEIGHT, The Senior Violinist. Doors open at 7! o’clock; performance commencing at 8 o'clock. Admittance $100. Gallery 50 cents. Reserved seats, without extra charge reserved at the Box office at the Theater, each day after 10 o’clock A.M.