April 14, 1930 (6 pages)

Foe . OT 1930 "POINTS IN. BOWLING By taking three points from the Rowe team of Grass Valley on the local alleys Thursday night, the Willoughby team in the Elks League 1s now up with the leaders. The Curnow téam_ by. losing. four points .sluffed off from its fine work of the previous week when it took four points from the Tyrrells. Mobley, lead off man, tore ofi two fine games but slipped a littk in his second effort. The Rowes did ‘n't get going until the final session when they copped the last game and knocked -off 56. pins of a 79 lead in an effort to catch total pins. Owing to the Grass Valley scor ers not furnishing this paper with score sheets we are unable to print the complete game scores of the Grass Valley games or the total points of each team. The local scores follow: Willoughby Team PRO OLY, Sscclecase 182 146 165—493 Tamblyn .. 142; 151 119—<41l2 JuCKSON .. 133 1383 133—395 AFONRO 5.6: 118 115 118—35! Willoughby . 168 170 168—50: Totais V4aC2O° 708° 216) Rowe Team, Rowe <2s.2:. 136 163 167—46: StL y seer near 125 125 155—406& Oliver ei 142° °=123 170—435 G. Perkins Ped: £34" TIS—-37e DD, Bennetts: 141° 241. 241-—4e% Totals . 680 699 759 -2138 ' HENWOOD TEAM Heswood .. 161 161 161—4837 Westbrook .-143-143. 143-——429 Sik 2 . : . eee 148 148 148—444 Wilson .\. 120 120 120—360 O’Connor .>. 104 163 97—364 Totals. 689 748 692 2119 Handicap 39. Tyrrell Team MOUTON oo. cece 162\.173 175—510 S: Perkins .: 141 155 124—420 Mooser .: wc LSE" TCO 1LT0—-464 Thomas ;.:::. 102; 169. 131—402 Bennetts .. 169 121 1238—403 Totals 698 . 778-—723. 2191 CARR RICHARDS TOTALS The Richards team in the local lengue caught up a little with the scoring machine and took two points from the Carrs last week by aid of some good work. With Durbin and Kjorlie listed as missing, the three remaining members got busy and showed some good scores. Schiffner landed nearly 500 bins for his evening’s work, starting eff with a 173. Carr landed a dou‘ble century in the final game took his honors with 508. The scores follow: Carr Team ’ : Carries. 169 139 200—508: OU ees iacs 158 166 128—442 ‘Mocemey .. 137.132.133.402 Saheemer tit 209-410 336 Walking = 0-0. $7 129 167—393 Totals 672 665 788 2075 Richards Team Richards .. 132. 132 .146—410 PUTO: ¢ ccs. 126. 126 126—-375 Schiffner _. 175. 167 : 140-——470 Nickless ~<222-.50. 133 =125163-—411 MjOrHG: 2-05 524) 104-434-375 Totals 687 663 688 2038 Round (5) Monday, ‘April 14, Flynn vs. Tyrrell, Grass Valley; Willoughbyvs. Carveth, Nevada City. Tuesday, April 15, Henwood, Grass Valley. Thursday, April 17, Curnow ys. Jones, Nevada City; Werner ys. Rowe, Grass Valley. 3 Round (6) Monday, April 21, Flynn vs. Rowe Crease Vallev: Curnow vs. Willoughby, Nevada City; Jones vs. Garland Grass Valley. Tuesday, April 22, Tyrrell, Grass Valley. Thursday, April 24, Carveth, Grass Valley. Round (7) Garland vs. Werner vs. Henwood vs. Monday, April 28, Flynn vs. Cur-. ‘ ha now. Grass Valley; Werner ys. Jonea; & Grass Valley. Tuesday, April 29, Tyrrell vs. Carveth, Grass Valley. Thursday, May 1, Willoughby vs. Garland, Nevada City; Henwood vs. Rowe, Grass Valley. Round (8) Monday. May 5, Flynn vs, Carveth, Grass Valley; Werner vs. Willoughby, Grass Valley. Tuesday, May 6, Jones vs. Rowe, Grass Valley; Tyrrell vs. Garland, Grass Valley. : Thursday, May 8, Henwood vs. Curnow, Nevada City. Round (9) Monday, May 12, Flynn vs, Garland, Grass Valley; Willoughby vs. ' ‘Tyrrelt, Nevada City. . Tu¢sday, May 13, Werner ys. Henwood. Grass Valley. Thursday, May 15, Jones vs. Carveth, Grass Valley; Curnow ys. Rowe, Nevada City. Frank Messlin; who has-been connected with the Sequioa national forest will take charge of the North Bloomfield ranger station succeeding C. A. Vandewalker, who has been transferred to Mt. Shasta. -/R.N. McCormack drove Alex Robertson to Colf2x to catch the east ‘bound train following adjournment of the board of supervisors last week, enablifig him to reach his some at Hobart Mills a day earlier. pk Oe Sacramento visited the . home over the weke end. riff George R. Carter was an yisitor in North Bloomffeld * f = tae eer ee z SS = . H GRRAL ITEMS was tertered Albert Moynier Tuesmen is doing some work on the pipe FRENC C day, wl :n his former teacher, Mrs. {above San Juan, amas FRENCH CORRAL, °April 12, (Special to The ~Nugget)— Well, those delightful days, with all nature so beautiful should put us in a happy mood. The “April showers” have not yet come but we expect them. Now that Yuba Pass is open we expect to see visitors too, for tourists will come when they know the way is clear. This is no longer a place of solitude, for with the noise of autos and trucks and we may add the. usual noise of farm life, there can be no feeling of loneli1e8s. Columbia Parlor, No. 70 N.D. G. W. held a meeting Friday afternvon The members of this little Parlor re so seattered, that it is impos ible to hold regular meetings, but vhenever they can arrange to get together they enjoy keeping up their interest in the order. Mr. and Mrs. McNamara of Tyler vere Friday visitors, B. L. Carlson . of Garden Valley iad business in this section Friday. Miss Louise Moulton, who is teaching school in North Bloomfield, pent the week end, as usual with ier parents in French Corral. She ‘eturned to North Bloomfield Sunday evening, Harry Browning came up from Browh's Valley Saturday and returned to that place Sunday a. m. W. E. Moulton made a business trip to Marysville Saturday. ; We learn that Miss Catherine _O’Conner of \Birchville ‘has been appointed school trustee for the three year term. There was no election held at that place. The S. W.R. W.A. held their regular meeting Sunday. Several important matters were discussed and a committee was appointed’ to make arrangements for a dance to be given in May. We must keep busy to pay our indebtedness. Miss’ Catherine Shehan of Auburn in company with her nephew, Mr. Clarence Pole, and wife and twe children of Smartville, were Sunday visitors. Miss Shehan. had beew visiting her nephew and fatnily in Smartville ahd was on her way to her home in Auburn’ As she is a native of this place amd all her childhood and girlhood days were spent near Birchville she took this opportunity to call on many. friends al of whom were happy to sec her. as Miss Shehan was always’a great : favorite. Geo. L. Sweetland went to Nevada City Sunday. Mr. .and Mrs. Cecil Ferris and baby son of Alleghany visited Mrs. Yerris’ uncle, W. &. Moulton and ‘amily Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rundy of Sacramento visited friends in Sveetland nd Birehviile Sunday, ‘ormer resident San Juan tidge. Mrs, Rundy, nee Mary MeNichols taught schco} in Sweetland ind Birchville for several years and Mr. Rundy was for mapy years in ‘he employ of the late J. W. Wood of Sweetland. J.W. Culver and Dr. A. J. Powell mhade a trip to Nevada City Monday. A happy surprise birthday party Both were of the OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLos. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Phone 47 FRED M, MILLER Consulting Engineer Mines and Mining Hydraulics Irrigation Graduate, University of California, 1894 County Survevor of Nevada, County, 1895-9: 1907-19 Civil and Mining Engineer & Supt. Mines 1899-1915 Chief Engr. Cal. Corp. Dept. 1915-1923 Cons. Engr. Smith Emery Co. S. F., 1923-1925 Asst. Mgr. and Mer. Nevada Irrigation Dist., 1925-9 Examinations, Maps and Reports on Mining or Acricultural Properties and Foothill Land Development Official Maps of Nevada County For Sale Office at Residence 262 South Auburn St. Phone 535] ilivan, where Albert lives. Both Mrs. to our section, . CITY NUGGE1, CALIFORNIA _ ~ ———— eee ace Elsie Schwartz French Corral Mr, and Mrs. F. S. Wood and son Carl, and Joe Swazey of Siberia and pupils of thet school along. wiii Mrs. E. Sutherland and Mrs. A. . in\.>, and Wm. Collins of Sweetland Brewniig spent the noon hour inijivere°F.tnch Corral visitors last pienic et the home of-Mrs. K. Sul. evening. Miss Barb2zra McMinn will leave for Oakland this afternoon to visit with friends during Easter week. We sympzthize with our San Juan people in that such unpleasant noCLASSIFIED ADS Attention! Richfield’ Service. A. ©. Hooper & Son; Grass Valley. Sullivan and Albert were taken completely by surprise. Delicious eatables were spread under the trees and the happy party soon madé these grow scarce. We-are still talicing of the wonderful “Sunshine Cake’”’, which Mrs. Moulton. contributed, and she is certainly an artist} in the culinary line. Just let that bunch of good women alone to plan and do kind things for the pleasure of others. ? a CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion, . ‘wo cents a word for one month: Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 506¢ for month. FOR SALE—Well furnished 6 room house in Nevada City. Newly renovated and all conveniences. Unusually nice grounds, Cheap for cash. Enquire at NUGGET Office. 21tfch LEASERS WANTED AT MRS. PREBLE’'S MINE— 14; miles west of Grass Valley. Quartz to gravel claims. Will give a good proposiMr and Mrs. Brainard of Loomis visited the Clerkin home Tuesday from which’ place all went to Freeman’s Crossing to visit Mrs. Brainard’s niece, Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. J.W. Culver accompanied Mrs. Schwartz to Pleasant Valley Wednesday afternoon. Both ladies went to Smartyille in the evening to attend the Eastern Star Chapter. 2 W. BE. Moulton with a crew of 2: so apaeees * SaRE eT CES : Male Help Wanted ae 1 N. C. N. G. RR COMPANY with car wanted to call on farmers TIME TABLE AND RATES in Nevada county. Make $& to $15 ; daily. No experience or capital need-. Effective Sunday, Sept. 8, 1929 Trains leave Nevada City at 5:00 led. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, Dept. .F, 426 Third St., Oak-i a. m., Grass Valley 5:20 a. ms arriving at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. land, , Calif. 16-19* ! Trains leave Nevada City at 9:45 a.m., Grass Valley 10:10 a.m, making direct connection with §, P. train No. 19, arriving at San d n WANTED Any ameunt of Galvanized Iron Roofing, up to 25 squares. Address -Box 863, Nevada City. 11tfch INSTALLED A HEMe I VE Atitching machine and pleater in “ my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and orders for work of this e Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and: 3 months tickets. ue Grass\ Valley to San Franciseco-— 16 days $8.50; 3 nionths $10.75. Grass Valley to Alameda, BerkeJOHN TOGNERELLI Broad St., Nevada City ‘ey or Oakland—16 days $8.25; 37° months $10.50. ’ a Negba F 1 Grass Valley to Los Angeles via ormerly Stockton, both ways — 16 days $26.75; 3,months $31.75. ae Costello and Jepson Grass Valley to Los Angeles via, Phones 337 Stockton one way, returning via San 15 Francisco or vice-versa——16 days 5 $29.25; \3' months -34.75. : Grass Valley to Tahoe City—-16 lays $8.25; 3 months $9.50. ° Grass Valley to Pacific Grove via San Francisco or Oakland only-—1i lays $15.50; 3 months $18.50. Grass Valley to Santa @ruz “os._Gatos—.16 days $13.25; uonths $15.25. cs . NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP You are cordially invited to see how nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has— been via 2 Santa Cruz via irass Valley to Watsonville—16 nonths $17.75. Grass Valley ce noe made for the convenience of “age to Sacramento-_19, 0UY patrons. Regular meals a Q fe a See) and a la carte service that will delight the most fastidious See Me—. O j en Dail See Better P y GEO. H. Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Worth SHIRKE"’: 22S ee Opt. D. . . ; Optometris! Upholstering 118 Mill St. JOHN W. DARKE se Seales atertentertenfecferfertertertergestengecatioteatenteageottesteateate desfeofesteofeofeteateateateatentertetesteofecfeafeateateateageateofeote Oo] ox S ie xd > nee, i, +, + cS + $ : oe. 3 $ Me <3 i * = + Meat ac) oe THE DISGUSTED CAR OWNER Will find saisfaction in. our garage service, for we ofa cs repair cars to run like new.’ to settle . old grudges. may not happen again. county Friday while on his way home from ra City is sailing to take up work Doctors have been doing a lot of good with . cancer cases. Dan has cancer of the taxes will be delinquent after Monjaw which has been giving him alot day, April 28th. és of trouble that the treatments will bring him Old Colony permanent relicf, ress Guy oers, 147 Grass Valley. * oy pata AE is SE through the cooperation of mony Shop of Grass Valley offers instuments. "estestestevicsteoteste slea'e ste ste ote sagt SUMMON VIN IS Ton oleeions te aeatect St igtiers ° CSS IU See A ee ST BORE IS ph eas as tte ey rend al s ‘torlety was given them -by disinterested parties cheosing their. peace-. o: She second local mining*man to able little town for a battle ground become identified with the mining enterprises of the Soviet government . We hope it SUFFERING FROM CANCER Dan McGonigal, popular Sierra mining man, was in town trip to the city to consult with Humber and Coffey who and it is to be hoped es C. B. Taylor . of Modesto is attending to business in this section. Read The Nugget mining news. ee WANTED Complete boarding © house equipment, drill sharpener, electric locomotive machine, i steel, belting. AdRace Si. 20-23* Male Help Wanted Reliable man about 30 years old” with in Nevada County. Make $8 daily. car wanted to call on farmers to $15 No ,er eapital experienc eeded. Write today. Furst & Tho-~ ;Mas, 426 Third St., Oakland, Calif. 21-23% —————— es Ellas Marx Music Company the Harxceptionally low terms and large discounts on all pianos now in the floors of the Harmony Shop. This includes both new and used instruments, and may be traded latr toward a grand or reproducing ELLAS MARX MUSIC Cco., small margin of profit. Fine Tenderloin and Sirlc Roasts of all kinds. Sb Neelheeenn ied mete nietheris sdenictlestente cesiens pasted ‘BEDFORD WITH SOVIET ‘is Robert H. Bedford. He sailed from New York on the 3d for Mos. cow where he will become a member of the Gold Production Commission. 'R. S. Vandervoort formerly of Sierin Siberia for the Soviet. a The final installment of county Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ingram of the mine, near Mountain House, enroute to San Francisco. . . Game Warden Earl Hiscox was a recent visitor on the San Juan Ridge French Corral and Bridgeport. Subscribe for 'rne Nugget. STAGE TIMETABLE Graniteviile Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake City, North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville at 7 a. m., for Nevada City. Alleghany Stage teaves Nevada City daily, except Sunday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, AllegShany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage eaves at 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 Pp. m. Connects at Smartsville’ for North San Juan. Downieville Auto Stage leaves Nevada City daily at 1 Dp. m,, arLeaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada City in time to connect with 10:30 train for San Francisco. Washington Stage leaves Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washington Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada City. Ne Rate Mea setae Mt MD aor, ote heats Ree ofeed Mpa deat : . kind will be promptly executéd. Sacrament i Leaves aoe ae Ur ee ie ‘ Nrs. Ira Andrews, fesidence just is tac Train leaves Nevada City at 4:201 baok of W. P. Jones. QREE . Peete ertermtesttist os. ices ~ sae an Pe p. m., Grass Valley at 4; 45 ‘Dp. m., * eae pice making connection withrS. P. train ‘ : No. 20, leaving San’Francisco at ae 11 a. m,, and 1 p. Mm., enabling pas: Fresh, Wholesome, Appetizing sengers to arrive at Grass Valley * 7:35 p.m. and Nevada City 7:56 TAXI SERVICE % p. m, 2 7, WINTER RATES Big Comfortable Cars & Effective Oct. 1, 1929 to April 80, ; * aa Available At : All tickets on sale. daily: All Hours ¢ Our large and growin gvolume of business enables us to offer you a large variey of choice meats at a SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and juicy. in cuts. Weinies and superfine Kraut. Calanan and Richards ood Sei ietindonte Me rletiertetse rosie sieatealestede shes! “ eee ett FOR YOUR ROOF See our new car of 5——2 Perfect Cedar Shingles, the best ever: ‘Jse the new Processed Lime for all purposes. 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Foe . OT 1930 "POINTS IN. BOWLING By taking three points from the Rowe team of Grass Valley on the local alleys Thursday night, the Willoughby team in the Elks League 1s now up with the leaders. The Curnow téam_ by. losing. four points .sluffed off from its fine work of the previous week when it took four points from the Tyrrells. Mobley, lead off man, tore ofi two fine games but slipped a littk in his second effort. The Rowes did ‘n't get going until the final session when they copped the last game and knocked -off 56. pins of a 79 lead in an effort to catch total pins. Owing to the Grass Valley scor ers not furnishing this paper with score sheets we are unable to print the complete game scores of the Grass Valley games or the total points of each team. The local scores follow: Willoughby Team PRO OLY, Sscclecase 182 146 165—493 Tamblyn .... 142; 151 119—<41l2 JuCKSON .... 133 1383 133—395 AFONRO 5.6: 118 115 118—35! Willoughby . 168 170 168—50: Totais V4aC2O° 708° 216) Rowe Team, Rowe <2s.2:. 136 163 167—46: StL y seer near 125 125 155—406& Oliver ei 142° °=123 170—435 G. Perkins Ped: £34" TIS—-37e DD, Bennetts: 141° 241. 241-—4e% Totals . 680 699 759 -2138 ' HENWOOD TEAM Heswood ... 161 161 161—4837 Westbrook ..-143-143. 143-——429 Sik 2 . : . eee 148 148 148—444 Wilson ..\. 120 120 120—360 O’Connor ..>. 104 163 97—364 Totals.. 689 748 692 2119 Handicap 39. Tyrrell Team MOUTON oo. cece 162\.173 175—510 S: Perkins ..: 141 155 124—420 Mooser ..: wc LSE" TCO 1LT0—-464 Thomas ;.:::. 102; 169. 131—402 Bennetts ... 169 121 1238—403 Totals 698 . 778-—723. 2191 CARR RICHARDS TOTALS The Richards team in the local lengue caught up a little with the scoring machine and took two points from the Carrs last week by aid of some good work. With Durbin and Kjorlie listed as missing, the three remaining members got busy and showed some good scores. Schiffner landed nearly 500 bins for his evening’s work, starting eff with a 173. Carr landed a dou‘ble century in the final game took his honors with 508. The scores follow: Carr Team ’ : Carries. 169 139 200—508: OU ees iacs 158 166 128—442 ‘Mocemey .... 137.132.133.402 Saheemer tit 209-410 336 Walking = 0-0. $7 129 167—393 Totals 672 665 788 2075 Richards Team Richards ... 132. 132 .146—410 PUTO: ¢ ccs. 126. 126 126—-375 Schiffner _.. 175. 167 : 140-——470 Nickless ~<222-..50. 133 =125163-—411 MjOrHG: 2-05 524) 104-434-375 Totals 687 663 688 2038 Round (5) Monday, ‘April 14, Flynn vs. Tyrrell, Grass Valley; Willoughbyvs. Carveth, Nevada City. Tuesday, April 15, Henwood, Grass Valley. Thursday, April 17, Curnow ys. Jones, Nevada City; Werner ys. Rowe, Grass Valley. 3 Round (6) Monday, April 21, Flynn vs. Rowe Crease Vallev: Curnow vs. Willoughby, Nevada City; Jones vs. Garland Grass Valley. Tuesday, April 22, Tyrrell, Grass Valley. Thursday, April 24, Carveth, Grass Valley. Round (7) Garland vs. Werner vs. Henwood vs. Monday, April 28, Flynn vs. Cur-. ‘ ha now. Grass Valley; Werner ys. Jonea; & Grass Valley. Tuesday, April 29, Tyrrell vs. Carveth, Grass Valley. Thursday, May 1, Willoughby vs. Garland, Nevada City; Henwood vs. Rowe, Grass Valley. Round (8) Monday. May 5, Flynn vs, Carveth, Grass Valley; Werner vs. Willoughby, Grass Valley. Tuesday, May 6, Jones vs. Rowe, Grass Valley; Tyrrell vs. Garland, Grass Valley. : Thursday, May 8, Henwood vs. Curnow, Nevada City. Round (9) Monday, May 12, Flynn vs, Garland, Grass Valley; Willoughby vs. ' ‘Tyrrelt, Nevada City. . Tu¢sday, May 13, Werner ys. Henwood. Grass Valley. Thursday, May 15, Jones vs. Carveth, Grass Valley; Curnow ys. Rowe, Nevada City. Frank Messlin; who has-been connected with the Sequioa national forest will take charge of the North Bloomfield ranger station succeeding C. A. Vandewalker, who has been transferred to Mt. Shasta. -/R.N. McCormack drove Alex Robertson to Colf2x to catch the east ‘bound train following adjournment of the board of supervisors last week, enablifig him to reach his some at Hobart Mills a day earlier. pk Oe Sacramento visited the . home over the weke end. riff George R. Carter was an yisitor in North Bloomffeld * f = tae eer ee z SS = . H GRRAL ITEMS was tertered Albert Moynier Tuesmen is doing some work on the pipe FRENC C day, wl :n his former teacher, Mrs. {above San Juan, amas FRENCH CORRAL, °April 12, (Special to The ~Nugget)— Well, those delightful days, with all nature so beautiful should put us in a happy mood. The “April showers” have not yet come but we expect them. Now that Yuba Pass is open we expect to see visitors too, for tourists will come when they know the way is clear. This is no longer a place of solitude, for with the noise of autos and trucks and we may add the. usual noise of farm life, there can be no feeling of loneli1e8s. Columbia Parlor, No. 70 N.D. G. W. held a meeting Friday afternvon The members of this little Parlor re so seattered, that it is impos ible to hold regular meetings, but vhenever they can arrange to get together they enjoy keeping up their interest in the order. Mr. and Mrs. McNamara of Tyler vere Friday visitors, B. L. Carlson . of Garden Valley iad business in this section Friday. Miss Louise Moulton, who is teaching school in North Bloomfield, pent the week end, as usual with ier parents in French Corral. She ‘eturned to North Bloomfield Sunday evening, Harry Browning came up from Browh's Valley Saturday and returned to that place Sunday a. m. W. E. Moulton made a business trip to Marysville Saturday. ; We learn that Miss Catherine _O’Conner of \Birchville ‘has been appointed school trustee for the three year term. There was no election held at that place. The S. W.R. W.A. held their regular meeting Sunday. Several important matters were discussed and a committee was appointed’ to make arrangements for a dance to be given in May. We must keep busy to pay our indebtedness. Miss’ Catherine Shehan of Auburn in company with her nephew, Mr. Clarence Pole, and wife and twe children of Smartville, were Sunday visitors. Miss Shehan. had beew visiting her nephew and fatnily in Smartville ahd was on her way to her home in Auburn’ As she is a native of this place amd all her childhood and girlhood days were spent near Birchville she took this opportunity to call on many. friends al of whom were happy to sec her. as Miss Shehan was always’a great : favorite. Geo. L. Sweetland went to Nevada City Sunday. Mr. .and Mrs. Cecil Ferris and baby son of Alleghany visited Mrs. Yerris’ uncle, W. &. Moulton and ‘amily Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rundy of Sacramento visited friends in Sveetland nd Birehviile Sunday, ‘ormer resident San Juan tidge. Mrs, Rundy, nee Mary MeNichols taught schco} in Sweetland ind Birchville for several years and Mr. Rundy was for mapy years in ‘he employ of the late J. W. Wood of Sweetland. J.W. Culver and Dr. A. J. Powell mhade a trip to Nevada City Monday. A happy surprise birthday party Both were of the OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLos. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Phone 47 FRED M, MILLER Consulting Engineer Mines and Mining Hydraulics Irrigation Graduate, University of California, 1894 County Survevor of Nevada, County, 1895-9: 1907-19 Civil and Mining Engineer & Supt. Mines 1899-1915 Chief Engr. Cal. Corp. Dept. 1915-1923 Cons. Engr. Smith Emery Co. S. F., 1923-1925 Asst. Mgr. and Mer. Nevada Irrigation Dist., 1925-9 Examinations, Maps and Reports on Mining or Acricultural Properties and Foothill Land Development Official Maps of Nevada County For Sale Office at Residence 262 South Auburn St. Phone 535] ilivan, where Albert lives. Both Mrs. to our section, . CITY NUGGE1, CALIFORNIA _ ~ ———— eee ace Elsie Schwartz French Corral Mr, and Mrs. F. S. Wood and son Carl, and Joe Swazey of Siberia and pupils of thet school along. wiii Mrs. E. Sutherland and Mrs. A. . in\.>, and Wm. Collins of Sweetland Brewniig spent the noon hour inijivere°F.tnch Corral visitors last pienic et the home of-Mrs. K. Sul. evening. Miss Barb2zra McMinn will leave for Oakland this afternoon to visit with friends during Easter week. We sympzthize with our San Juan people in that such unpleasant noCLASSIFIED ADS Attention! Richfield’ Service. A. ©. Hooper & Son; Grass Valley. Sullivan and Albert were taken completely by surprise. Delicious eatables were spread under the trees and the happy party soon madé these grow scarce. We-are still talicing of the wonderful “Sunshine Cake’”’, which Mrs. Moulton. contributed, and she is certainly an artist} in the culinary line. Just let that bunch of good women alone to plan and do kind things for the pleasure of others. ? a CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion, . ‘wo cents a word for one month: Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 506¢ for month. FOR SALE—Well furnished 6 room house in Nevada City. Newly renovated and all conveniences. Unusually nice grounds, Cheap for cash. Enquire at NUGGET Office. 21tfch LEASERS WANTED AT MRS. PREBLE’'S MINE— 14; miles west of Grass Valley. Quartz to gravel claims. Will give a good proposiMr and Mrs. Brainard of Loomis visited the Clerkin home Tuesday from which’ place all went to Freeman’s Crossing to visit Mrs. Brainard’s niece, Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. J.W. Culver accompanied Mrs. Schwartz to Pleasant Valley Wednesday afternoon. Both ladies went to Smartyille in the evening to attend the Eastern Star Chapter. 2 W. BE. Moulton with a crew of 2: so apaeees * SaRE eT CES : Male Help Wanted ae

1 N. C. N. G. RR COMPANY with car wanted to call on farmers TIME TABLE AND RATES in Nevada county. Make $& to $15 ; daily. No experience or capital need-. Effective Sunday, Sept. 8, 1929 Trains leave Nevada City at 5:00 led. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, Dept. .F, 426 Third St., Oak-i a. m., Grass Valley 5:20 a. ms arriving at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. land, , Calif. 16-19* ! Trains leave Nevada City at 9:45 a.m., Grass Valley 10:10 a.m, making direct connection with §, P. train No. 19, arriving at San d n WANTED Any ameunt of Galvanized Iron Roofing, up to 25 squares. Address -Box 863, Nevada City. 11tfch INSTALLED A HEMe I VE Atitching machine and pleater in “ my dressmaking shop on Nevada Street, and orders for work of this e Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and: 3 months tickets. ue Grass\ Valley to San Franciseco-— 16 days $8.50; 3 nionths $10.75. Grass Valley to Alameda, BerkeJOHN TOGNERELLI Broad St., Nevada City ‘ey or Oakland—16 days $8.25; 37° months $10.50. ’ a Negba F 1 Grass Valley to Los Angeles via ormerly Stockton, both ways — 16 days $26.75; 3,months $31.75. ae Costello and Jepson Grass Valley to Los Angeles via, Phones 337 Stockton one way, returning via San 15 Francisco or vice-versa——16 days 5 $29.25; \3' months -34.75. : Grass Valley to Tahoe City—-16 lays $8.25; 3 months $9.50. ° Grass Valley to Pacific Grove via San Francisco or Oakland only-—1i lays $15.50; 3 months $18.50. Grass Valley to Santa @ruz “os._Gatos—.16 days $13.25; uonths $15.25. cs . NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP You are cordially invited to see how nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has— been via 2 Santa Cruz via irass Valley to Watsonville—16 nonths $17.75. Grass Valley ce noe made for the convenience of “age to Sacramento-_19, 0UY patrons. Regular meals a Q fe a See) and a la carte service that will delight the most fastidious See Me—. O j en Dail See Better P y GEO. H. Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Worth SHIRKE"’: 22S ee Opt. D. . . ; Optometris! Upholstering 118 Mill St. JOHN W. DARKE se Seales atertentertenfecferfertertertergestengecatioteatenteageottesteateate desfeofesteofeofeteateateateatentertetesteofecfeafeateateateageateofeote Oo] ox S ie xd > nee, i, +, + cS + $ : oe. 3 $ Me <3 i * = + Meat ac) oe THE DISGUSTED CAR OWNER Will find saisfaction in. our garage service, for we ofa cs repair cars to run like new.’ to settle . old grudges. may not happen again. county Friday while on his way home from ra City is sailing to take up work Doctors have been doing a lot of good with . cancer cases. Dan has cancer of the taxes will be delinquent after Monjaw which has been giving him alot day, April 28th. és of trouble that the treatments will bring him Old Colony permanent relicf, ress Guy oers, 147 Grass Valley. * oy pata AE is SE through the cooperation of mony Shop of Grass Valley offers instuments. "estestestevicsteoteste slea'e ste ste ote sagt SUMMON VIN IS Ton oleeions te aeatect St igtiers ° CSS IU See A ee ST BORE IS ph eas as tte ey rend al s ‘torlety was given them -by disinterested parties cheosing their. peace-. o: She second local mining*man to able little town for a battle ground become identified with the mining enterprises of the Soviet government . We hope it SUFFERING FROM CANCER Dan McGonigal, popular Sierra mining man, was in town trip to the city to consult with Humber and Coffey who and it is to be hoped es C. B. Taylor . of Modesto is attending to business in this section. Read The Nugget mining news. ee WANTED Complete boarding © house equipment, drill sharpener, electric locomotive machine, i steel, belting. AdRace Si. 20-23* Male Help Wanted Reliable man about 30 years old” with in Nevada County. Make $8 daily. car wanted to call on farmers to $15 No ,er eapital experienc eeded. Write today. Furst & Tho-~ ;Mas, 426 Third St., Oakland, Calif. 21-23% —————— es Ellas Marx Music Company the Harxceptionally low terms and large discounts on all pianos now in the floors of the Harmony Shop. This includes both new and used instruments, and may be traded latr toward a grand or reproducing ELLAS MARX MUSIC Cco., small margin of profit. Fine Tenderloin and Sirlc Roasts of all kinds. Sb Neelheeenn ied mete nietheris sdenictlestente cesiens pasted ‘BEDFORD WITH SOVIET ‘is Robert H. Bedford. He sailed from New York on the 3d for Mos. cow where he will become a member of the Gold Production Commission. 'R. S. Vandervoort formerly of Sierin Siberia for the Soviet. a The final installment of county Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ingram of the mine, near Mountain House, enroute to San Francisco. . . Game Warden Earl Hiscox was a recent visitor on the San Juan Ridge French Corral and Bridgeport. Subscribe for 'rne Nugget. STAGE TIMETABLE Graniteviile Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake City, North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville at 7 a. m., for Nevada City. Alleghany Stage teaves Nevada City daily, except Sunday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, AllegShany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage eaves at 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 Pp. m. Connects at Smartsville’ for North San Juan. Downieville Auto Stage leaves Nevada City daily at 1 Dp. m,, arLeaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada City in time to connect with 10:30 train for San Francisco. Washington Stage leaves Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washington Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada City. Ne Rate Mea setae Mt MD aor, ote heats Ree ofeed Mpa deat : . kind will be promptly executéd. Sacrament i Leaves aoe ae Ur ee ie ‘ Nrs. Ira Andrews, fesidence just is tac Train leaves Nevada City at 4:201 baok of W. P. Jones. QREE . Peete ertermtesttist os. ices ~ sae an Pe p. m., Grass Valley at 4; 45 ‘Dp. m., * eae pice making connection withrS. P. train ‘ : No. 20, leaving San’Francisco at ae 11 a. m,, and 1 p. Mm., enabling pas: Fresh, Wholesome, Appetizing sengers to arrive at Grass Valley * 7:35 p.m. and Nevada City 7:56 TAXI SERVICE % p. m, 2 7, WINTER RATES Big Comfortable Cars & Effective Oct. 1, 1929 to April 80, ; * aa Available At : All tickets on sale. daily: All Hours ¢ Our large and growin gvolume of business enables us to offer you a large variey of choice meats at a SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and juicy. in cuts. Weinies and superfine Kraut. Calanan and Richards ood Sei ietindonte Me rletiertetse rosie sieatealestede shes! “ eee ett FOR YOUR ROOF See our new car of 5——2 Perfect Cedar Shingles, the best ever: ‘Jse the new Processed Lime for all purposes. Cement, Brick, Sewer Pipe, Terra Cotta Flues and Lining, Fruit Picking Ladders, Celo Glass for your sun porch, Composition in various colors. Bass Hueter Paint and Varnish. THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley . THE LITTLE CHURCH FUNERAL HOME Main and Church Sts., Nevada City Service, Simplicity and Refinement Wm. C. Perry Ask us Manager our uneral Director Ambulance Service. Families calling upon us for service have the satisfaction of <nowing that, no matter how simple the appointment ,or how moderate the cost, every service that we conduct, no matter ‘where, receives the same careful and reverent attention. Mrs. W. C. Perry Matron about free When you need work done on your car, think of us. We have thoughtful mechanics who know their buseat aeedeseaeenleate rfeafesteateafeateofesferfeafiafentsoferteogeatentesteat ot eter teertereaies iness, and do good work at a low price. AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP . WE ARE AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS . ; . Phone 325 . ; : Fd Grass Valley oy on eS > , 205 S Auburn St. ated tetdesteadeted sioterteatetestertenfertenterteatesfeafeoteatetesterteateafeofeofeates Meageafesfeateafenteas = : ws J WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS ones pony In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION Larsen & Hardt ; aaa Phone 122, LA i wi