Grass Valley High School - Stray Leaves Yearbook (Grass Valley, CA)

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ot ' 4... GND' r' 'M tres. J' GV.MHES JGIS. 7, , From all parts of this mining district we have the most cheering accounts. Great work is being done, and we are glad to state that much of it is immediately'brofitable. Brosnectieg is active and new develo ments, which will in the future grow to valuable nronerties are daily being made- G. V. is almost who11y'denendent uuon its mines, and we have no vacant house here, either residences or for business uleces. This fact shows the active and profitable nature of our leading interest. TELEGRAPH STRIKE AT GRASS VALLEYL Jan. 6, 1870 ' We understand that the oner- ators on the Bell Graham Telephone line which runs from Spencer's store to Feter Johnston's are on a strike. They have nothing to complain of, but give us an excuse that striking is all the go, and they will not be behind the times. This line is operated by boys V learning the business. All quiet S at the office of the Western Union. 'y Pan VALLEY Jan. 14, 1870 The name of this fine valley is now snelled in the papers and by all who write about it, uPennn, which would indicate that the val- ley is named in honor of the great Quaker. Such is not the fact. The proper name is Pen, and it was so called by its first settler because there was a horse pen, or a corral, in the valley--at e very early day. As Pen Valley is likely to become a railroad terminus, we think it right to correct a mistake as to its history. . C K Uuiullv-ou-quilt! W BIG HIDE WANTED Jan. 19, 1870 The Grass Valleyans who are going to nley at the great Camille Urso Concert in San Francisco on the 22nd of February, have all things'in readiness with the ex- cention ofqa big hide to cover a monster drum- In the article of the drum the Grass Valleyans want to beat the Boston drum in site as well as with their own sticks. If any one knows of a big hide or a hide which will stretch until it. is very large, please leave word with.DanoBel1. Yfktkifikbferkbkwk94254:Rvl:gTkXYKC3?t?kSk:lliE:ll948Qrk5kicirv'evE! 4!QT!!Xw'1:?r'1'k9!WJ itit'4!ri!GPk'kr'!S!XfP?iYifYlkFFYQKRQCERKQHCXKSKXE f ' THE: woman ,ff I i H. Levitt, Proprietor E I - Grass Valley t 1- 3 1' ores- entries: If you'd have your iittle man look just too ' + 1 cunning for anything, fit him out with one of our 2 Dk X gc riser Minn: srnws ff ' Our tiny prices from 531.75 to 556.00 jj riflklffifvlifif WY f'f'k9:1l1wlrh'1lOUk'!0k2!lUlUil9Hkvkvkvkvkhlvkiklkllvlwlhkiivkikvkikvfliklkikllflkehkllfilfllfikilililfvlflkrkieirfkftikikliik

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