Obituaries (January 1933 - March 1933) (245 pages)

ney Citizen of Grass Foremost Valley for 60 Years Taken oe Fatally Ill and Succumbs . on Hospital Cot) “widely Ae ats " . the most known and! vada, County, died at® 1:45 this mMarning withinsa few minutes \after he had been transferred ; Ve n his home on Colfax Avetle to the rite Memoriz il . los“pital! . } ; Mr. Penhall had hee nin a ae henlth { fo : weeks, but his condition "Was wt known to be critical. — Durimg last week. he paid oa visit to friends in Sacramento. At 7 P.M. yesterday he telephoned the Union to wish the staf! a happy New Year. #3 Mr. Penhall native ingMand, but had vesided in Grass Valley since the the er of an interval spent South He knowledge of the Nevada County field Was very the th Tf cohis, avifey, Barker-Penhall, a "ARO had his Colfax avenue Friends te funeral. arrangements hall, shoyld telephone Mortuary, that of the funeral Stabilized Prices Held First Need 5 eb Werld Revival everal Was oa of sixthes with exception in Af Piet: Was .2 minine engineer and his extensive. Since dena Mrs. he alone few resided at years residence. learn oof Mr. Jefford wishing the for the ledger firm in nnd internrvent, .and. Observations . * By EDMUND . KINYON . ‘Charles Pancoast peas ullive srsally achiired njen of Ne _! Venthusitm Penhall, one ‘at M* “cluding _ Experiences . Followed Devious Trail in Attempt to Clip in California’s Golden Fleece — READI ae Or narrative WESTERN literature ineludes books of during those int4ine years following: the discovery of gold at Coloma, now approaching: its cighty-fifth anniversary. The first of the series was “Old Block's" (A. Delano’s) “At¢ross the Plains «nd the Mines.” lent more than twenty years by at least a dozen plains travel at “eo my food friend James PV. Shoemaker, now, of Oakland. Le lo The last, Quaker my just completed, is Porty-Niner,” broughy. ‘oud friend Walter Burton of Keokuk, ritention® by another lowa, The plat theme gad incidents of . these ns books, miest of whieh are based Upon dievyetic authority or upon perBoat recolleetions, the setting downof whieh was deferved for many vears, are strangely simikiur--the contracting of the fever, the hurried outtitting, the bolt start from Westport tor St. Joseph, the rapid progress possible with fresh stock and abundant feed, the vradual lessening of speed and as various besetments, inhostile Indians, began to multiply. i chaise PT BBING VALOR Fort Bridger at last! the vayagers ; considerably dilapidated ana reduced fin stoek and resources, but still undaunted for the greater ordeal ahead; final choice of routes, and for those who took the southern route, Salt Lake City and fairly agreeable contvet with the Mormon colonists; then dimdnished desebt the venturing, with vastly resourees, Ubon neertoin me ; conferente determining . Officials Who Crit Handling of ‘(Charge Come in. tor © by Retiring ( WASHINGTON, Dec. ii Discussion of extra sessi of the next congress fand le; erm fot the all} veal large Which form ia to } Roosevelt ha sion, rank lin}. ocratic! congressional lea New York. of his} duty Thursday in reed at N incoming execttive lost night os Governor of to map or that qvill budget wid in balancir and mueh of the York will duestions. ’ LIQUOR uC. FO DRIP B SAIN BITLA Gia; Le The foot seized by New revolve 4 ORME 60 speed Jaut fsuardsn r, Shost tonitrh coast COAStE Puard cutte Brage, held authorities here Wilts who ch: nl, delive cases of liquer faund for illegal States, tended United The Charred he WW SL i GHB: Deron: of With ‘conspirae eustem's Taw and hp at $10,000, States United Attormes ham ~ said the WKapom three miles outside the when euptured, was ts

ney Citizen of Grass Foremost Valley for 60 Years Taken oe Fatally Ill and Succumbs . on Hospital Cot) “widely Ae ats " . the most known and! vada, County, died at® 1:45 this mMarning withinsa few minutes \after he had been transferred ; Ve n his home on Colfax Avetle to the rite Memoriz il . los“pital! . } ; Mr. Penhall had hee nin a ae henlth { fo : weeks, but his condition "Was wt known to be critical. — Durimg last week. he paid oa visit to friends in Sacramento. At 7 P.M. yesterday he telephoned the Union to wish the staf! a happy New Year. #3 Mr. Penhall native ingMand, but had vesided in Grass Valley since the the er of an interval spent South He knowledge of the Nevada County field Was very the th Tf cohis, avifey, Barker-Penhall, a "ARO had his Colfax avenue Friends te funeral. arrangements hall, shoyld telephone Mortuary, that of the funeral Stabilized Prices Held First Need 5 eb Werld Revival everal Was oa of sixthes with exception in Af Piet: Was .2 minine engineer and his extensive. Since dena Mrs. he alone few resided at years residence. learn oof Mr. Jefford wishing the for the ledger firm in nnd internrvent, .and. Observations . * By EDMUND . KINYON . ‘Charles Pancoast peas ullive srsally achiired njen of Ne _! Venthusitm Penhall, one ‘at M* “cluding _ Experiences . Followed Devious Trail in Attempt to Clip in California’s Golden Fleece — READI ae Or narrative WESTERN literature ineludes books of during those int4ine years following: the discovery of gold at Coloma, now approaching: its cighty-fifth anniversary. The first of the series was “Old Block's" (A. Delano’s) “At¢ross the Plains «nd the Mines.” lent more than twenty years by at least a dozen plains travel at “eo my food friend James PV. Shoemaker, now, of Oakland. Le lo The last, Quaker my just completed, is Porty-Niner,” broughy. ‘oud friend Walter Burton of Keokuk, ritention® by another lowa, The plat theme gad incidents of . these

ns books, miest of whieh are based Upon dievyetic authority or upon perBoat recolleetions, the setting downof whieh was deferved for many vears, are strangely simikiur--the contracting of the fever, the hurried outtitting, the bolt start from Westport tor St. Joseph, the rapid progress possible with fresh stock and abundant feed, the vradual lessening of speed and as various besetments, inhostile Indians, began to multiply. i chaise PT BBING VALOR Fort Bridger at last! the vayagers ; considerably dilapidated ana reduced fin stoek and resources, but still undaunted for the greater ordeal ahead; final choice of routes, and for those who took the southern route, Salt Lake City and fairly agreeable contvet with the Mormon colonists; then dimdnished desebt the venturing, with vastly resourees, Ubon neertoin me ; conferente determining . Officials Who Crit Handling of ‘(Charge Come in. tor © by Retiring ( WASHINGTON, Dec. ii Discussion of extra sessi of the next congress fand le; erm fot the all} veal large Which form ia to } Roosevelt ha sion, rank lin}. ocratic! congressional lea New York. of his} duty Thursday in reed at N incoming execttive lost night os Governor of to map or that qvill budget wid in balancir and mueh of the York will duestions. ’ LIQUOR uC. FO DRIP B SAIN BITLA Gia; Le The foot seized by New revolve 4 ORME 60 speed Jaut fsuardsn r, Shost tonitrh coast COAStE Puard cutte Brage, held authorities here Wilts who ch: nl, delive cases of liquer faund for illegal States, tended United The Charred he WW SL i GHB: Deron: of With ‘conspirae eustem's Taw and hp at $10,000, States United Attormes ham ~ said the WKapom three miles outside the when euptured, was ts