Obituaries (January 1934 - March 1934) (251 pages)

., bouse was rapidly thrown Sppression. . hoes The line lag been drawn . at, unjustifiable exploitation and we must continue to draw it,’” _Johngon said. ‘This act must be executed . in sympathy. and common sense, but the very fundamental of its purpose is hat.a unit that canrfot live: except vy exploitation shall no longer Ibe yreserved. Regional difficulties of iving costs, the higher cost ‘in larg‘yr cities, exceptional cases of honest vardship, all these are recognized.” . R esumption at Zeibright After . . Destructive Fi ire Mining operations ee at the. teibright mine in Bear Valley sever-' 1 days ago and yesterday the mill t the property was placed in oper-: tion on ore extracted from the low. evel tunnele of theree on the prop-' rty that pierce the side of Bear tiver canyon. The cookhouse and bunkhouse he Zeibright mine were burned to he ground about two weeks ago, oreing a temporary cessation of oprations. excellent weather condl. , ions permitted new food. supplies to e hauled to the mine and a number f the men were called back. Sever-. 1 remaining old buildings adjacent . > the surface plant were converted . ito sleeping quarters and will serve ntil more permanent structures can, “.e erected in the spring. A new cookI up from “umber hauled over the Tahoe-Ukiah, ighway from Nevada City. , Most favorable weather conditions bounded at the date of the fire and’ hereafter, permitting quick and comlete recovery of mining opcrations t a period which in any other winer would have meant hureulean of andicaps and hardships. . The Zeibright is operated by the tmpire-Star Mines Co. ‘Ltd, of trass Valley for I*red Searls, presiwho’ is personMr. ent of the company, lly interested in the property. ‘earls was enroute from Teuropa to Jew York at the time of the fire sand earned of the building loss on his ‘following song and ‘ham ‘spent ving ina when sie returned the elderly woman was missing. A hasty search giving no clue,. she telephoned to the sheriff's office for assistance, and soon Shoritf Carter and a /num-. ' ber of neighbors bogan ' ‘the. that resulted in the finding of . : body. ‘She had evidently wandered from the house and in} her enfecbled condition fell into the canal. The hody’ removed to the Holmes Wuneril Wome! and prepared search Was for burial. ~ . IMrs. Boreham was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Colin Kendrieck, and she was born within a mile of the place of her death on January 6, 1864, making: ¢ her age just a few days, over 70 years. frer entire life time} was spent in gommunity where she pudblie schools. She to Edward Boreham a lMltle more than “the Gold Flat attended the was married who passed cleven years Of this away ago. there survive the daughter: Austin Colin BoreBoremnion Boreham of Nevada City: of Grass Valley; George of T.ivermore, and Mrs. Alice of Grass Valley.) There is Levi J.) Kendrick, ham Rolph so one brother, Berkeley. Mrs. Boreham was a was universally beloved . by the ple of the community in which she her lift, ever ready to aid ‘friends and neighbors and doing her ‘share for the good of all. nlof who peowoman She was a charter ‘member of Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W., ian organization in which she took a lively interest when her. health permitted. i The funeral has been set for 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the Holmes Funeral Home in Nevada City, and. will be conducted under the auspices. ‘or Littrel Parlor, Native Daughters. i Fee 3 5. Soe eee) alee (NoWada City Items) NEVADA CHAPTER IN JOINT INSTALLATION AT ‘GRASS VALLEY A. M. offic ers No. 6; R. of Nevada. onapter Held aa joint installation the . . ‘. { port.’ . . . . The Le ion Auxiliary . en keen i terest! . in wé indict all nd are Wo ing shoe: oat aff ir a suce SAOR.AIM Te Members. of . Jan. 25. the California authoritiy, mbt! at the capi approved an. amendment te plication for ieaert financi proj [ opper ative Central Valley water’ discussed a or with delegations from the, § to and San Joaquin valleys ‘Phe amended application $316,767, 000 outright grant ready to go to the state committee . of . the Feder Works ndministrition, whi pected to megt in Los Ang latter part of . next week fo consideration. . STRONG BUSINESS UPTURN REPOR’ BY RESERVE . WA sutice rON, Jan, An upturn in. industrial nearly a billion iness credit, federal 25.—act dollars of r¢ was reported t Reserve Board. It isaia! December halted month’s decline to turn . production upward in a n shared byl such business indi steel.

., bouse was rapidly thrown Sppression. . hoes The line lag been drawn . at, unjustifiable exploitation and we must continue to draw it,’” _Johngon said. ‘This act must be executed . in sympathy. and common sense, but the very fundamental of its purpose is hat.a unit that canrfot live: except vy exploitation shall no longer Ibe yreserved. Regional difficulties of iving costs, the higher cost ‘in larg‘yr cities, exceptional cases of honest vardship, all these are recognized.” . R esumption at Zeibright After . . Destructive Fi ire Mining operations ee at the. teibright mine in Bear Valley sever-' 1 days ago and yesterday the mill t the property was placed in oper-: tion on ore extracted from the low. evel tunnele of theree on the prop-' rty that pierce the side of Bear tiver canyon. The cookhouse and bunkhouse he Zeibright mine were burned to he ground about two weeks ago, oreing a temporary cessation of oprations. excellent weather condl. , ions permitted new food. supplies to e hauled to the mine and a number f the men were called back. Sever-. 1 remaining old buildings adjacent . > the surface plant were converted . ito sleeping quarters and will serve ntil more permanent structures can, “.e erected in the spring. A new cookI up from “umber hauled over the Tahoe-Ukiah, ighway from Nevada City. , Most favorable weather conditions bounded at the date of the fire and’ hereafter, permitting quick and comlete recovery of mining opcrations t a period which in any other winer would have meant hureulean of andicaps and hardships. . The Zeibright is operated by the tmpire-Star Mines Co. ‘Ltd, of trass Valley for I*red Searls, presiwho’ is personMr. ent of the company, lly interested in the property. ‘earls was enroute from Teuropa to Jew York at the time of the fire sand earned of the building loss on his ‘following song and ‘ham ‘spent ving ina when sie returned the elderly woman was missing. A hasty search giving no clue,. she telephoned to the sheriff's office for assistance, and soon Shoritf Carter and a /num-. ' ber of neighbors bogan ' ‘the. that resulted in the finding of . : body. ‘She had evidently wandered from the house and in} her enfecbled condition fell into the canal. The hody’ removed to the Holmes Wuneril Wome! and prepared search Was for burial. ~ . IMrs. Boreham was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Colin Kendrieck, and she was born within a mile of the place of her death on January 6, 1864, making: ¢ her age just a few days, over 70 years. frer entire life time} was spent in gommunity where she pudblie schools. She to Edward Boreham a lMltle more than “the Gold Flat attended the was married who passed cleven years Of this away ago. there survive the daughter: Austin

Colin BoreBoremnion Boreham of Nevada City: of Grass Valley; George of T.ivermore, and Mrs. Alice of Grass Valley.) There is Levi J.) Kendrick, ham Rolph so one brother, Berkeley. Mrs. Boreham was a was universally beloved . by the ple of the community in which she her lift, ever ready to aid ‘friends and neighbors and doing her ‘share for the good of all. nlof who peowoman She was a charter ‘member of Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W., ian organization in which she took a lively interest when her. health permitted. i The funeral has been set for 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the Holmes Funeral Home in Nevada City, and. will be conducted under the auspices. ‘or Littrel Parlor, Native Daughters. i Fee 3 5. Soe eee) alee (NoWada City Items) NEVADA CHAPTER IN JOINT INSTALLATION AT ‘GRASS VALLEY A. M. offic ers No. 6; R. of Nevada. onapter Held aa joint installation the . . ‘. { port.’ . . . . The Le ion Auxiliary . en keen i terest! . in wé indict all nd are Wo ing shoe: oat aff ir a suce SAOR.AIM Te Members. of . Jan. 25. the California authoritiy, mbt! at the capi approved an. amendment te plication for ieaert financi proj [ opper ative Central Valley water’ discussed a or with delegations from the, § to and San Joaquin valleys ‘Phe amended application $316,767, 000 outright grant ready to go to the state committee . of . the Feder Works ndministrition, whi pected to megt in Los Ang latter part of . next week fo consideration. . STRONG BUSINESS UPTURN REPOR’ BY RESERVE . WA sutice rON, Jan, An upturn in. industrial nearly a billion iness credit, federal 25.—act dollars of r¢ was reported t Reserve Board. It isaia! December halted month’s decline to turn . production upward in a n shared byl such business indi steel.