August 15, 1963 (16 pages)

Sn RA EE ET TET AC eae NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS BSH HE eet +P rE et +t ere eet gence resulting in justice: that strong and her gray eyes looked Page 5 TAILINGS vel Witter In The Snow EUREKA SOUTH 1854 (Graniteville) By Hollis Bentley The whole thing culminated at the Eureka Hotel.:The board building itself seemed to heave and shift with the weight of moving men and their anger. The anger and its promise of violence were in the air. Anger was a common thing toeach man---they all felt it, but instead of uniting them it divided them man from man, until each man stood sightless and without reason, not even prepared for the fight they were all driving for. The Irish clan in Eureka South was incensed over accusations of claim jumping laid by an English partnership. But the original claims were forgotten as the neighboring miners and residents Y@a took sides developing an Englisha bly s * A yew : ~ 4 sli’ tue Ut _ PAST AND PRESENT---Eureka mixes time into a confusion of old buildings where young pines break through the board walk and modern residents with tended gardens meet the tourist with an historian's treasure of old tales. its: ragged pattern bright through GLISTENING, the dark woods, an old barn feels the pressure of time and change. furniture nationally advertised brands FREE PARKING BUDGET TERMS NEVADA S & H GREEN STAMPS CITY OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS. TIL 9 Irish feud inthe deepest of winter months of 1854, Eureka South, high in the spruce forest and isolated by snow, was threatening totear itself apart as its residents converged onthe street and in the Eureka Hotel---totear itself apart on behalf of nations left continents behind. Glory Witter made her way «patiently through the crowd toward an intersecting street that =w oulé lead trer-trome = She part carried and part dragged a great laundry sack through the snow. She could hear her shoes squish with each step when the icy water was forced out by her weight. Her hands clutching the sack were raw andredbuttoocoldtobleed. She smelled of sweat and babies and other people's dirty laundry and strong soap. But her body was ve* aaa arate ata a’ a aa a tar arta® ‘ ee ELECTRIC ACETYLENE BRAZING IN SHOP or PORTABLE SERVICE * Call Us or Stop at the Shop With Your Welding or, Fabrication Problems eeeseer#eee# ee @ BILL & TOM'S AUTO SERVICE HILLS FLAT MOTORS 574 E. MAIN, G.V. phone 273-7854 o°e_¢ ava tater ath a "aa & & 2 2 & Oe 2 * * * straight ahead as she walked. P She paid noattentionto the com~ motion around her and it was con~ fusion that marked her face when a stray bullet knocked her to the ground among the booted feet of the rioting miners. But Glory Witter rose, her blood staining the snow as she went on home--now only dragging her sack. Those shots so startled the miners, so confused them that instead of becoming a berserk mob they were suddenly docile, suddenly reasonable men again. Those among them with greatest conscience came forward and the argument became a thing of thoughts expressed by words and it was settled by native intellieculiar kind of justice of the early isolated mining camps so strange interms of formal written law, yet soright for the time and the circumstances. FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK se 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery Bennetts Bootery Conway's Style Shop The Stork Shop The Unique Collier's Shoe Store Scotty's Photo Studio Knight's Paint Store Mert's Barber Shop Hattox Jewelers Perez Barber Shop Hartung's Jewelers Lolmaugh's Jewelery Pengelly's Shoe Store Bennetts and Steel Glad-W yn's Gift Shop Golden Rule Store Sears, Roebuck Co, Motor Supply Co. Hobbyhouse & Office Equipment Montgomery Ward Co, Williams Stationery Gold Pan Liquor Store . John Brown, Insurance Alpha Hardware Co. Vic Breuer's Nevada County Title Co. Van's Barber Shop McCauley 's Bakery . Anita Shop The Bon Allure Wanda's Beauty Shop Tess' Gift Shop , John L. Beitz, Jeweler Frankie's Beauty Shop F,S. Rasco Co. Pacific Dollar Store Brust's Variety J.C. Penny Co. . windows THE GRASS VALLEY’CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WISHES TO EXTEND THEIR APPRECIATION AND THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS FOR THEIR TIME, EFFORT AND GENEROSITY IN MAKING THE TOM MYKNOCKER DAYS CELEBRATION THIS LAST JULY 4TH A SUCCESS AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL WHO ATTENDED THE CELEBRATION. Coast -To-Coast, Stores David Maltman, Realtor Bank of America, Mill Street Davis Barber Shop Modern Health Food Store Carlton G. Thomas, Ins. Pick & Pan Cafe Golden Empire Market MacLean's Variety Center Phoenix Rexall Drug Grass Valley Drug Safeway Store 49er Market Howard Briggs Wilshire Service Nevada County Tire Service Pic'n Pan Market Slim & Mary Jenkins Empire Hotel Black Bart's Inn Purity Store Bank of America, Brockington Manor Branch Mother Lode Bank : Midvalley Savings & Loan Assn. Chamber of Commerce, Nevada City Gold Quartz Parlor, N.S.G.W. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Grass Valley Floral Co, Osborn Flower Shop Grass Valley Police Department Grass Valley Fire Department Council of City of Grass Valley Department of Public Works Jack Harney and assistants from the Jaycees Harold George Jr.Clay Caldwell Fred Richards Joan Allen Carol Brooks Dorothy Austin Mrs, E. Tellam, Mrs, R. Kennedy, Mrs, Robert Lewis, Jr. The Union The Nevada County Nugget -Radio Station KA-HI. Milliken. (for Tommyknocker research.) The Judges for both parades To merchants for decorating their "S96T ‘ST isn3ny***p a8eg *1088nN 9UL’’ pf o8eg’’ 4029 cae ee , ) a Sars FP i.W

Sn RA EE ET TET AC eae NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS BSH HE eet +P rE et +t ere eet gence resulting in justice: that strong and her gray eyes looked Page 5 TAILINGS vel Witter In The Snow EUREKA SOUTH 1854 (Graniteville) By Hollis Bentley The whole thing culminated at the Eureka Hotel.:The board building itself seemed to heave and shift with the weight of moving men and their anger. The anger and its promise of violence were in the air. Anger was a common thing toeach man---they all felt it, but instead of uniting them it divided them man from man, until each man stood sightless and without reason, not even prepared for the fight they were all driving for.. The Irish clan in Eureka South was incensed over accusations of claim jumping laid by an English partnership. But the original claims were forgotten as the neighboring miners and residents Y@a took sides developing an Englisha bly s * A yew : ~ 4 sli’ tue Ut _ PAST AND PRESENT---Eureka mixes time into a confusion of old buildings where young pines break through the board walk and modern residents with tended gardens meet the tourist with an historian's treasure of old tales. its: ragged pattern bright through GLISTENING, the dark woods, an old barn feels the pressure of time and change. furniture nationally advertised brands FREE PARKING BUDGET TERMS NEVADA S & H GREEN STAMPS CITY OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS. TIL 9 Irish feud inthe deepest of winter months of 1854, Eureka South, high in the spruce forest and isolated by snow, was threatening totear itself apart as its residents converged onthe street and in the Eureka Hotel---totear itself apart on behalf of nations left continents behind. Glory Witter made her way «patiently through the crowd toward an intersecting street that =w oulé lead trer-trome = She part carried and part dragged a great laundry sack through the snow. She could hear her shoes squish with each step when the icy water was forced out by her weight. Her hands clutching the sack were raw andredbuttoocoldtobleed. She smelled of sweat and babies and other people's dirty laundry and strong soap. But her body was ve* aaa arate ata a’ a aa a tar arta® ‘ ee ELECTRIC ACETYLENE BRAZING IN SHOP or PORTABLE SERVICE * Call Us or Stop at the Shop With Your Welding or, Fabrication Problems eeeseer#eee# ee @ BILL & TOM'S AUTO SERVICE HILLS FLAT MOTORS 574 E. MAIN, G.V. phone 273-7854 o°e_¢ ava tater ath a "aa & & 2 2 & Oe 2 * * * straight ahead as she walked. P She paid noattentionto the com~ motion around her and it was con~ fusion that marked her face when a stray bullet knocked her to the ground among the booted feet of the rioting miners. But Glory Witter rose, her blood staining the snow as she went on home--now only dragging her sack. Those shots so startled the miners, so confused them that instead of becoming a berserk mob they were suddenly docile, suddenly reasonable men again. Those among them with greatest conscience came forward and the argument became a thing of thoughts expressed by words and it was settled by native intellieculiar kind of justice of the

early isolated mining camps so strange interms of formal written law, yet soright for the time and the circumstances. FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK se 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery Bennetts Bootery Conway's Style Shop The Stork Shop The Unique Collier's Shoe Store Scotty's Photo Studio Knight's Paint Store Mert's Barber Shop Hattox Jewelers Perez Barber Shop Hartung's Jewelers Lolmaugh's Jewelery Pengelly's Shoe Store Bennetts and Steel Glad-W yn's Gift Shop Golden Rule Store Sears, Roebuck Co, Motor Supply Co. Hobbyhouse & Office Equipment Montgomery Ward Co, Williams Stationery Gold Pan Liquor Store . John Brown, Insurance Alpha Hardware Co. Vic Breuer's Nevada County Title Co. Van's Barber Shop McCauley 's Bakery . Anita Shop The Bon Allure Wanda's Beauty Shop Tess' Gift Shop , John L. Beitz, Jeweler Frankie's Beauty Shop F,S. Rasco Co. Pacific Dollar Store Brust's Variety J.C. Penny Co. . windows THE GRASS VALLEY’CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WISHES TO EXTEND THEIR APPRECIATION AND THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS FOR THEIR TIME, EFFORT AND GENEROSITY IN MAKING THE TOM MYKNOCKER DAYS CELEBRATION THIS LAST JULY 4TH A SUCCESS AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL WHO ATTENDED THE CELEBRATION. Coast -To-Coast, Stores David Maltman, Realtor Bank of America, Mill Street Davis Barber Shop Modern Health Food Store Carlton G. Thomas, Ins. Pick & Pan Cafe Golden Empire Market MacLean's Variety Center Phoenix Rexall Drug Grass Valley Drug Safeway Store 49er Market Howard Briggs Wilshire Service Nevada County Tire Service Pic'n Pan Market Slim & Mary Jenkins Empire Hotel Black Bart's Inn Purity Store Bank of America, Brockington Manor Branch Mother Lode Bank : Midvalley Savings & Loan Assn. Chamber of Commerce, Nevada City Gold Quartz Parlor, N.S.G.W. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Grass Valley Floral Co, Osborn Flower Shop Grass Valley Police Department Grass Valley Fire Department Council of City of Grass Valley Department of Public Works Jack Harney and assistants from the Jaycees Harold George Jr.Clay Caldwell Fred Richards Joan Allen Carol Brooks Dorothy Austin Mrs, E. Tellam, Mrs, R. Kennedy, Mrs, Robert Lewis, Jr. The Union The Nevada County Nugget -Radio Station KA-HI.. Milliken.. (for Tommyknocker research..) The Judges for both parades To merchants for decorating their "S96T ‘ST isn3ny***p a8eg *1088nN 9UL’’ pf o8eg’’ 4029 cae ee , ) a Sars FP i.W