October 31, 1879
Reno Evening Gazette, Reno Nevada

Last week a Chinaman was taken sick at Big Flat, Del Norte county, and his comrades took him on the beach and left him behind a log where he died the next day, with no bed, and nothing to cover him but an old piece of cloth. (Submitted by S. Williams)

March 28, 1884
Reno Evening Gazette, Reno Nevada

Del Norte county is to have a new court house.

August 26, 1884
Reno Evening Gazette, Reno Nevada

Killed by Rattlesnake
 The Ukiah Dispatch and Democrat says: A man who gave his name as Thomas Edwards, when in Ukiah last Saturday, stated that on the 8th inst., while at Woodpeck, Del Norte county, his associate, W.H. Baldwin, was bitten by a rattlesnake and died within two hours' time. Baldwin, he said, was at one time a railroad hand, and had a wife and child living in Oakland or San Francisco. (Submitted by S. Williams)

May 20, 1908
Oakland Tribune, Oakland California

Sells Out Business-F.R. Strohn has sold out his electric supplies store on Encinal avenue and Oak street and has gone to Crescent City, Del Norte county, to engage in mining. (Submitted by S. Williams)

November 3, 1908
Oakland Tribune, Oakland California

Del Norte County
Crescent City, Nov. 3-Weather conditions in Del Norte County are ideal and a full vote will be cast. Indications are that Republican vote in this county will be cut, many Republicans declaring they will vote for Bryan. (Submitted by S. Williams)

February 20, 1913
Oakland Tribune, Oakland California

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Westbrook returned home this week to Del Norte county after a visit with Mrs. Westbrook's relatives, the George Palmer family of Sherman street. (Submitted by S. Williams)

December 24, 19191
Reno Evening Gazette, Reno Nevada

Four Drowned When Small Boat Swamps
 San Francisco, Dec. 23-Four men were drowned when a small boat from the steamer South Coast was swamped by the heavy seas in the open harbor at Crescent City, Del Norte county, Cal., early last night according to word received here today by the ships owners, Hobbs, Wall & company. (Submitted by S. Williams)

November 14, 1929
New Castle News, New Castle Pennsylvania

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Merchimer of Youngstown, Mrs. H.H. Knox and sister Mrs. William Montgomery of Crescent City California, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Schultz of Mt. Jackson. (Submitted by S. Williams)

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