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Collection: Directories and Documents > Nevada County News & Advertisments

1875 (305 pages)

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4 JANUARY 5 & 6, 1875 GRASS VALLEY UNION Valley for a mining Company. Penn Valley has always been considered, heretofore, as the best farming portion of this county, and we do not yet believe that anybody has found any lead of gold under the broad and fertile meadows of that valley. The attorneys in the case are Hamilton & Dunlap for the plaintiff, and Dibble & Byrne and Searls for the defendant. In the case of Nixon and others vs. McCarthy and others, an order was made and entered that W. F. Cummings be made a party defendant. The Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o’clock. I.0.0.F.—At the regular meeting of Union Encampment No. 11, I.0.0.F. held Sunday evening January 2nd, the following officers were installed for the present term, by D.D.G.P., Frank G. Beatty: C.P., S. Beverton; H.P., Alexander Harry; S.W., W. H. Totten; Scribe, Z. T. Smith; Treasurer, Alexander Sims, Jr.; J.W., W. H. Bucket [sic]; Guide, John Webber; O.S.S., William Maier; L.S.S., James Davey; ist W., C. C. Smith; 2nd W., John Pasco; 3rd W., J. M. Neugschwendtner; 4th W., E. C. Webster; 1st G. of T., Victor Granholm; 2nd G. of T., E. G. Roberts. INSTALLATION.—Garazim Lodge, No. 43, I.0.B.B., installed the following officers Sunday night last: Julius Levy, President; Casper Samuel, Vice President; Casper Samuel, Vice President; Heyman Levy, Secretary; Meyer Cohn, Treasurer; Solomon Rosenthal, Assistant Monity; Ben Wood, Warden. Frost’s Novelties! TWO NIGHTS ONLY. HAMILTON HALL! Saturday & Monday, Jan. 9 & 11. M’LLE DE GRANVILLE! THE LADY WITH TEETH OF ADAMANT AND JAWS OF IRON! EVERETT, the ILLUSIONIST. MOCHOLLO, In His Great Box and Basket Mystery. See Programmes and Mammoth Posters Admission: Dress Circle, $1 00; Gallery, 50 cents.No extra charge for reserved seats. Box sheet open at Spencer’s Book Store, Main street. GEO. K. STEELE Agent. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1875 BORN. At Grass Valley, Jan. 3, 1875, to JOHN HARRIS and Wife, a Son. At Grass Valley, January 4, 1875, to P. H. PAYNTER, Esq., and Wife, a Daughter. THE RAILROAD.—Yesterday afternoon the Directors of the N.C.N.G.R.R. held a meeting. The contractor filed a bond for the construction of the work and the bond was approved. The road will be completed by the ist of November, 1875. Bully!!