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Serr: ig'the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley. xed Dog. Town Falk. Glenbrook. Little York, Cherokee, Mooney’
f pug an North Bloomfield. Humbug, Relief Hill, W ushington, Blue Tent. LaBare Meadows. Cedar Ridge. Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eve. Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf. Christinas
il « Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake, City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Sozgsville. Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columt
W iltow J alley. Newtown. Indian Flat, Bridgeport. Birchville. Moore's Flat. Orleans Flat. Remington Hill. Anthony House, Delirium Tremens.
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Flat. Sweetland. Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready. Graniteville. North
bia. Columbia Hill, Bratidy F lat. Sebastapal, Quaker Hill,
"Wednesday, Aug. 28,1974.
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Nevada county —
News p
We’ve lately received a
number of requests for data on
the various newspapers
published in the first hundred
years of Nevada county’s
a list and some items of interest
about each of the newspapers
several weeks ago but nary a
word have we heard from him
_ since!
Atany rate, the things that our
own research brought to light
were sointeresting that we
decided shelving it
for “future reference.” Here ’tis
for your information or
amazement, as the case may be.
1. Grass Valley Telegraph1853.
2. The Young America
(Nevada City) 1853.
3. The Nevada Democrat4. The Miners’ a.
(aka Muggins Mirror) =e
5. Miners’ Spy Glass 1855.
6. North San Juan Star 1857.
7. Grass Valley National1858.
; es
19, North San Juan War Club1872.
20. The San Juan Times + 1873.
21. The. Foothill Weekly
tj
Tidings 1874.
22. The Tri-Weekly Herald
(N.C.) 1878 , ‘
23. North San Juan
Independent 1878.
(G.V.) 1889.
25. The Nevada County Daily
Morning Miner (N.C.) 1903.
26. -The Daily MinerTranscript (N.C.) 1904.
Including, of course, the
Nevada County Nugget, we see
that there were 27 newspapers
instituted within our county
from 1853. onward; _ this
publication and the Grass Valley
Nevada City Union being the
only ones of that number still
going strong. In following issues
of the Nugget we shall present
capsule accounts of the founding
of each of these historic
and the role that
publications
each played in the development
the Castle of San Juan d’Ulloa
guarding the port of Vera Cruz.
So he built a hotel
port of Monterey. After much.
heated discussion it was agreed
to add the prefix “North” to San
Juan so that a just office might
be expedited for the community .’
apers in our past ©
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