April 17, 1936 (10 pages)

> NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGF SEVEN “FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1936. MINING NEWS IDAHO-MARYLAND MINES INC. ‘Shaft number two, or the circular she.t at the Idaho-Maryland mine, is being equipped with a skip and other equipment and will be com-. pleted in about 10 days. Work is . progressing splendidly at the For-. bestown properties taken over in the last two years. It is reported construction of a 400 ton daily capacity Marcie mill will be started soon} to handle the gold bearing’ gravel. The Idaho-Maryland company has taken over several new properties. in recent weeks, enlarging their holdings to several hundred acres. An extensive development program is peing earried out on the group testing gravel deposits for gold content. Mr. Errol MacBoyle is general manager of all the properties. MURCHIE MINE The new shaft at the Murchie mine is down 2050 feet which is 450 feet below the level of the old workings. The new shaft. lacks several hundred feet of holing through to the surface near the mili. It is understood this will not be completed for a time as ore is being mined at different levels in the mine. Mr. George Kervin is superintendent. PHOENIX GROUND Work on a small scale is being carried on at the Phoenix mine be low Grass Valley. A new shaft sunk in recent months givé$ promise of making another producer for the camp. ALTA MONTE PROPERTY The Alta Monte gravel mine .at Alta, with Superintendent W. M. Wilkinson in charge, will start operations this month. The property is fully equipped to mine. A 225 foot shaft is on the old Nary-Red gravel thannel which was extensively mined/in the 90’s by the Alta Mining Company. BULLION MINE Mining continues within their restricted area in the Bullion mine. A suit between the North Star-Empire and Bullion property has not been settled. The new Alaska shaft on property under option to the Bullion is down 500 feet and a station is being cut. A dry house and several other buildings are to be built at the new Alaska shaft. The property is two miles south of Grass’ Valley. PENNSYLVANIA MINE The Pennsylvania mine in Browns Valley which had the shaft flooded during a recent storm, has been unwatered and development work shows a strong vein of quite satisfactory ore. Mr. E. R. Bennett, former superintendent of the Zeibright, was transferred to the property about two weeks ago. MARKS MINE Within the last two months a crew of five has drifted 200 feet on the ledge on the Marks property northwest of Nevada City. They are prospecting the ledge as development progresses. Mr. James Allen’ is in eharge of operations. NEW HOME BUILDING Mr. and Mrs. Leon Christensen are building a home on a lot they purchased in the old Hurley tract northeast of Nevada City. It is to be . orchestra in the Twin Cities is beTWIN CITIES MAY FORM SYMPHONY . ORCHESTRA SOON efiort to organize a symphony ing made by Mr. Caldwell, violin instructor in Grass Valley, and L. BH. Sweeney,, head of the music department of the ©NevadaCity high school. The first meeting of interested citizens was held in Gfass Valley Tuesday evening, and a good attendance assured continued’ interest in such an organization. The next meeting will be held next Tuesday evening in the music room in the rear of the Methodist church in Grass Valley. All players of musical-instruments who wish to become a part of this symphony~orchestra are invited to attend this meeting and to bring their instruments with them: When organization is complete, meetings will be alternately held in Grass Valley and Nevada City, the local meeting place to be the high school building.» The meeting will open at 7:15 and JUDGEMCMAHON [ The Warner mountain range’ in CALIFORNIA MINES e:osaas, es ersonal . Broaddus, as the probable scene of ° = “ue next gold excitement in the west. —— 1S SUMMONED: J. M. McMahon, 66, superior judge of Sierra County died early Wednesday at his home in Downieville. He was appointed to office by Governor Frank F. Merriam on’ January . 11, 1935, suceeding the late Henry . B. Neville. He was a native of Sierra County. . the first in a long line of super-cr court judges to be so elevated. “ile was born at the McMahon ranch, twelve miles north of Downieville of pioneer parents. He was educated in . the Tittle schools of mining camps, now deserted. He went into minins but also studied law. In*1919 he hegan the practice of law in San Joaquin county and there served aiso as postmaster in Lodi. At one time or another he had practiced in Tuolumne, Nevada and Sierra Counties. He returned: to Sierra County in 1930 when he was appointed district attorney by the board of supervisors to sueceed Neville, who had been elevated to the superior judgeship. plans for definite organization will be made during the course of the evening. VITAL SUBJECT TO BE P. T. A. TOPIC All parents and others interested are urgently requested to attend the meeting of the High School ParentTeacher Association at the high school, Monday evening at seventhirty. ‘ 5 Miss Ann Zchokke of San Francisco, representative of the Tuberculosis Association will explain the tuberculin test and answer any questions. Each parent should understand the vital importance of the test, and make every effort to see that his child receives it. Mr. Kjorlie will discuss the questions: ‘‘Who Shall Go to College?’’ “To What College?’’ and ‘“‘Comporative Costs.’’ The chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Libbly, will sing. from Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hiscox. Mr. Theodore Nelson, who lives in the same district, is remodeiing his home by adding a sleeping porch and sun porches, making the house more convenient and attractive. VALLEY GOLD MINES INC. The Valley Gold Mines Inc., in the Willow Valley district have four men employed at the Bellefontain and LeCompton properties. Repairs are being made at the LeCompton and the whole group are _ practically ready for active work. Mr. Fred Cole of Southern California came up Wednesday and is spending his time at the property. Mr. J. M. Hoff is directing operations. SPANISH MINE A diamond drill-has been taken to the Spanish mine south of Washington to test ore bodies at the-lower tunnel. Production of ore continues used in recovering gold, the concena five room cottage, located not far Office. Lyric tenor of Metropolitan MEMORIAL Martini replaces Albert Spald NINO MARTINI Sacramento, California, Saturday, April 18 Tickets at popular prices, 50c to $2.50 plus tax at Ye Music Shoppe, 1014 10th Street, Main 438. Auspices Sacramento Music Series and McNeill Club tickets good on Martini concert. Opera, Radio and Movie Fame. AUDITORIUM ing on Music Series. Spalding at the upper and lower camps. The flotation. and cyanide processes are trates are shipped to the bay district. “Private Property—No Trespassing’’ signs for sale at the Nugget The death of Judge McMahon makes the fourth vacancy in the office of superior judge in nine years. He leaves a wife, two children and six grandchildren. He was a veteran of the Spanish-American war and saw service in the Philippine Islands. He was a member of the Lodi Lodge of the Knights of Pythias ana of the Downieville Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at 2 o’clock in the court house at Downieville. The Native Sons will be in charge of the obsequies. The Rev. H. H. Buckner will preach the funercare of Holmes Funeral Home of this city. ; LOCAL [A PPE'NIN Mrs. Nora Austin went to Sacramento Thursday and from_ there journeyed by boat to San Francisco for a visit. Mr. Ed C. Uren made a trip to investigate a low grade deposit of ore jin Shasta county early this weel: 1 An adjoining property. the Iron Mountain is working 750 tons of iron gossan ore per day. It is claimed the yield is between $2 and $3 in gold. It is treated by cyanide process. Three gas Shovels are handling the ore. Mr. and Mrs: Daryl Coughlin of Auburn spent the week end in Nevada City visiting Mr. Coughlin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coughlin of Silva avenue. Mrs. Al Williams, Mrs. William Zanocco and John Marks motored to Yuba City last evening and visited Judge Tucker Post, V. F. W., Auxiliary, Mrs. Williams as _ assistant staff officer made her official visit. Mr. Robert Polglase, local Bank of America employee, drew the lucky number for the large Faster rabbit at Colley’s Conféctionery given with sales of dyes. He was presented with. his prize last Saturday evening. NEW TODAY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY . PIANO--BARGAIN — Late model piano located here in the vicinity of Nevada City, will sell for the OF DOWNEVILLE <———_—_! Mr. and Mrs.’J. J., Jackson had as Taster guests the following relat-. ed worth $1,500 on March 28. the high grade district, said mach ives of Mrs. Jackson, her mother, . The River Mines Co., 37 Wall St.,/ outside interest 16 being seb d ia: tvs. Frank Pierce, sisters, Miss Ada NOW XOEF ONY, ae reported ok be seg? oacreneus papier ies “ ipa: ‘preparing for extensive. hydraulic’ ore tl tne trict and there 1s every Pierce, Mie a aeee ee! M8.) mining in Nevada County, involving . likelihood that one or more plants Ernest Rogers, Mrs. Rogers and their . eight properties. Thomas Stokes will be erected. next summer. Water, daughter, Betty, all of Sacramento. . secretary. pere. and large se naieh: ‘exposures ntrs. M. M. Coughlin, who recety. E. DeGolia and San Francisco asof ore aNSTRRHIE yeas are. among ti¢ led a broken leg several years ago, . sociates are reported to ‘have secured adtractions claimed for the camp. came to vote for city councilman on dredging rights in the Yuba river The Tintic-Glory lease on Shadow Tuesday. She stated this was her channel at Parks Bar. . Mountain, San Bernardino County, first visit in town in three years, The Montezuma Apex Mining Co.,; held by J. B. Marston, 111 West and she has recovered her usual. Nashville, via Placerville, has pe] Waste ne St., Chicago, following sood health. quired the Union mine near El Do-. @ magnetic survey, trenching and Mrs. Frank Davies, and two sons, rado. The Mnotezuma-Apex company . other work, discovered sevéral areas Lionel and Craig, and Miss Bernice is a subsidiary of the -Utah-Apex, carrying gold values up to $20 per Coughlin spent last Sunday in MarysMining Co., Bingham, Utah. Josep . ton. Development plans have been ville. They visited Mrs. Davies mothA. Norden is manager of both prop., enlarged under E. D. Foster, 2687 er-in-law, Mrs. Ann Davies, who is erties. ' . Moss Ave., Los Angeles, : . guest, Miss: Ferne Gleason, left Monal sermon. Funeral direction is in, The Jasper-Stacy Co. dredge, Lin‘tp Salt Lake. City Jast; weeks? his Broaddus, who owns many claims in coln was robbed of amalgam reportThe Iowa Hills Gold Mining Co., 535 Fidelity Bldg., Los Angeles, will The Argonaut Mining Co., Jack. son, reports_a_net profit for Febru. and Mrs. William Helling of . @'Y of $13,936 before deductions as} install three Bendelari jigs at .its Berkeley visited friends in Nevada compared to a loss of $18,356 a year) northern California’ placer properCity Easter Sunday. Mr. Helling . 28° during the strike. . ty. Ben Kagan is president. holds a responsible position with.the Keyroute railway system. Frances Davey and confined to her home with a broken leg. Mr. Miss house day for a tour of California. Both young women are teachers in the Santa Maria schools and are having their Easter vacation this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Perry and children of Newcastle spent Sunday visiting Mr: and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth of Gold Flat. In a conversation with Mr. Will Hupp, local mining engineer of this . city, it was discovered Mr. Hupp knew the father of the two men as a merchant and mining man of Weaverville, Trinity county, ‘in early days. Mr. Hupp and the two men are natives of Weaverville. Mrs. Lyda Talbot and mother, Mrs. Mainhart, had as Easter ‘guests, Mrs. Mainhart’s daughter, Mrs. T. A Lane and Mr. Lane of San Francisco. Mr. Edd Eddington is staying at Sutter City improving his ranch and doing some electrical work in that section. : Visitors in Sacramento Thursday were Mrs. Brian Krough, Brian Krongh, Mrs. Jack Carney, Miss. {" Fernand Mueller, and Misses Virginia Carney and Betty Lou Krough. Mrs. Andrew Jackson had as an Easter guest her mother, Mrs. A. Pillsbury of San Francisco. “George Carey is quite ill at his home-on Grove-street,in this city. Mrs. Brian Krough and son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krough of Bakersfield spent Easter Sunday in Nevada City visiting another son, Mr. Brian Krough, and family. E. S. Griffiths of Sacramento ws a Nevada City visitor yesterday. Mr. Griffiths is the son of Tom Griffiths who mined in this district thirty years ago. Grass Valley THURS. APRIL 23 . One Day Only . a TICKETS ON SALE CIRCUS DAY AT MeCIRCUS GROUNDS CLARD’'S DRUGSTORE, GRASS VALLEY. CASHINS FIELD HIGHWAY 49 NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. PENROSE GROCERY PIGS a RELIABLE -§ OUNCES WE ARE POSITIVELY COMING! fy Our route and date cannot be changed! 4% EVERYTHING NEW!.¥.4 “& Largest ShowA) A Cr mr Balance Due. Most any terms will handle. For particulars write at once to C. A. Remington Dept. Accts., 301 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. 4-173te of its kind in the world! @ TASTY DISHES With our food values, you Try our full line of groceries, Jane Barton. Prepares at reasonable cost. wrapped bakery goods. FREE DELIVERY ECONOMICALLY ® too can serve excellent meals dairy products, luncheon meats, Phone 37 Groce 712 K St. Opp. Old P. O. Sacramento SLENDERIZING COATS TO COMPLETE YOUR SUMMER ENSEMBLE SEIZES 38 TO 54. $12.75 and $16.75 Navy, Gray, Tans After many weeks of coat conferences, style shows, and long hours of ‘careful selecting and rejecting, we're ready with the new Coats . . and we've never seen a finer collection for the stout woman any where! ~ with — SCORES OF PEOPLE ACRES . MUSEUM OF TENTS . AND ZOO: 60 60 ACROBATS . AERIALISTS 150. 300 RIDERS . Arenic STARS lee . 70 DANCING HORSES “Constipation If gonstipatice causes you Gas, Indigestion, Headaches, Bafi Sleep, Pimpyy, Skin, ny quick religf with ADLEIKA. horough tirely gentle and safe, ADMISSION-INCLUDING TAX

> NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGF SEVEN “FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1936. MINING NEWS IDAHO-MARYLAND MINES INC. ‘Shaft number two, or the circular she.t at the Idaho-Maryland mine, is being equipped with a skip and other equipment and will be com-. pleted in about 10 days. Work is . progressing splendidly at the For-. bestown properties taken over in the last two years. It is reported construction of a 400 ton daily capacity Marcie mill will be started soon} to handle the gold bearing’ gravel. The Idaho-Maryland company has taken over several new properties. in recent weeks, enlarging their holdings to several hundred acres. An extensive development program is peing earried out on the group testing gravel deposits for gold content. Mr. Errol MacBoyle is general manager of all the properties. MURCHIE MINE The new shaft at the Murchie mine is down 2050 feet which is 450 feet below the level of the old workings. The new shaft. lacks several hundred feet of holing through to the surface near the mili. It is understood this will not be completed for a time as ore is being mined at different levels in the mine. Mr. George Kervin is superintendent. PHOENIX GROUND Work on a small scale is being carried on at the Phoenix mine be low Grass Valley. A new shaft sunk in recent months givé$ promise of making another producer for the camp. ALTA MONTE PROPERTY The Alta Monte gravel mine .at Alta, with Superintendent W. M. Wilkinson in charge, will start operations this month. The property is fully equipped to mine. A 225 foot shaft is on the old Nary-Red gravel thannel which was extensively mined/in the 90’s by the Alta Mining Company. BULLION MINE Mining continues within their restricted area in the Bullion mine. A suit between the North Star-Empire and Bullion property has not been settled. The new Alaska shaft on property under option to the Bullion is down 500 feet and a station is being cut. A dry house and several other buildings are to be built at the new Alaska shaft. The property is two miles south of Grass’ Valley. PENNSYLVANIA MINE The Pennsylvania mine in Browns Valley which had the shaft flooded during a recent storm, has been unwatered and development work shows a strong vein of quite satisfactory ore. Mr. E. R. Bennett, former superintendent of the Zeibright, was transferred to the property about two weeks ago. MARKS MINE Within the last two months a crew of five has drifted 200 feet on the ledge on the Marks property northwest of Nevada City. They are prospecting the ledge as development progresses. Mr. James Allen’ is in eharge of operations. NEW HOME BUILDING Mr. and Mrs. Leon Christensen are building a home on a lot they purchased in the old Hurley tract northeast of Nevada City. It is to be . orchestra in the Twin Cities is beTWIN CITIES MAY FORM SYMPHONY . ORCHESTRA SOON efiort to organize a symphony ing made by Mr. Caldwell, violin instructor in Grass Valley, and L. BH. Sweeney,, head of the music department of the ©NevadaCity high school. The first meeting of interested citizens was held in Gfass Valley Tuesday evening, and a good attendance assured continued’ interest in such an organization. The next meeting will be held next Tuesday evening in the music room in the rear of the Methodist church in Grass Valley. All players of musical-instruments who wish to become a part of this symphony~orchestra are invited to attend this meeting and to bring their instruments with them: When organization is complete, meetings will be alternately held in Grass Valley and Nevada City, the local meeting place to be the high school building.» The meeting will open at 7:15 and JUDGEMCMAHON [ The Warner mountain range’ in CALIFORNIA MINES e:osaas, es ersonal . Broaddus, as the probable scene of ° = “ue next gold excitement in the west. —— 1S SUMMONED: J. M. McMahon, 66, superior judge of Sierra County died early Wednesday at his home in Downieville. He was appointed to office by Governor Frank F. Merriam on’ January . 11, 1935, suceeding the late Henry . B. Neville. He was a native of Sierra County. . the first in a long line of super-cr court judges to be so elevated. “ile was born at the McMahon ranch, twelve miles north of Downieville of pioneer parents. He was educated in . the Tittle schools of mining camps, now deserted. He went into minins but also studied law. In*1919 he hegan the practice of law in San Joaquin county and there served aiso as postmaster in Lodi. At one time or another he had practiced in Tuolumne, Nevada and Sierra Counties. He returned: to Sierra County in 1930 when he was appointed district attorney by the board of supervisors to sueceed Neville, who had been elevated to the superior judgeship. plans for definite organization will be made during the course of the evening. VITAL SUBJECT TO BE P. T. A. TOPIC All parents and others interested are urgently requested to attend the meeting of the High School ParentTeacher Association at the high school, Monday evening at seventhirty. ‘ 5 Miss Ann Zchokke of San Francisco, representative of the Tuberculosis Association will explain the tuberculin test and answer any questions. Each parent should understand the vital importance of the test, and make every effort to see that his child receives it. Mr. Kjorlie will discuss the questions: ‘‘Who Shall Go to College?’’ “To What College?’’ and ‘“‘Comporative Costs.’’ The chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Libbly, will sing. from Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hiscox. Mr. Theodore Nelson, who lives in the same district, is remodeiing his home by adding a sleeping porch and sun porches, making the house more convenient and attractive. VALLEY GOLD MINES INC. The Valley Gold Mines Inc., in the Willow Valley district have four men employed at the Bellefontain and LeCompton properties. Repairs are being made at the LeCompton and the whole group are _ practically ready for active work. Mr. Fred Cole of Southern California came up Wednesday and is spending his time at the property. Mr. J. M. Hoff is directing operations. SPANISH MINE A diamond drill-has been taken to the Spanish mine south of Washington to test ore bodies at the-lower tunnel. Production of ore continues used in recovering gold, the concena five room cottage, located not far Office. Lyric tenor of Metropolitan MEMORIAL Martini replaces Albert Spald NINO MARTINI Sacramento, California, Saturday, April 18 Tickets at popular prices, 50c to $2.50 plus tax at Ye Music Shoppe, 1014 10th Street, Main 438. Auspices Sacramento Music Series and McNeill Club tickets good on Martini concert. Opera, Radio and Movie Fame. AUDITORIUM ing on Music Series. Spalding at the upper and lower camps. The flotation. and cyanide processes are trates are shipped to the bay district. “Private Property—No Trespassing’’ signs for sale at the Nugget The death of Judge McMahon makes the fourth vacancy in the office of superior judge in nine years. He leaves a wife, two children and six grandchildren. He was a veteran of the Spanish-American war and saw service in the Philippine Islands. He was a member of the Lodi Lodge of the Knights of Pythias ana

of the Downieville Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at 2 o’clock in the court house at Downieville. The Native Sons will be in charge of the obsequies. The Rev. H. H. Buckner will preach the funercare of Holmes Funeral Home of this city. ; LOCAL [A PPE'NIN Mrs. Nora Austin went to Sacramento Thursday and from_ there journeyed by boat to San Francisco for a visit. Mr. Ed C. Uren made a trip to investigate a low grade deposit of ore jin Shasta county early this weel: 1 An adjoining property. the Iron Mountain is working 750 tons of iron gossan ore per day. It is claimed the yield is between $2 and $3 in gold. It is treated by cyanide process. Three gas Shovels are handling the ore. Mr. and Mrs: Daryl Coughlin of Auburn spent the week end in Nevada City visiting Mr. Coughlin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coughlin of Silva avenue. Mrs. Al Williams, Mrs. William Zanocco and John Marks motored to Yuba City last evening and visited Judge Tucker Post, V. F. W., Auxiliary, Mrs. Williams as _ assistant staff officer made her official visit. Mr. Robert Polglase, local Bank of America employee, drew the lucky number for the large Faster rabbit at Colley’s Conféctionery given with sales of dyes. He was presented with. his prize last Saturday evening. NEW TODAY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY . PIANO--BARGAIN — Late model piano located here in the vicinity of Nevada City, will sell for the OF DOWNEVILLE <———_—_! Mr. and Mrs.’J. J., Jackson had as Taster guests the following relat-. ed worth $1,500 on March 28. the high grade district, said mach ives of Mrs. Jackson, her mother, . The River Mines Co., 37 Wall St.,/ outside interest 16 being seb d ia: tvs. Frank Pierce, sisters, Miss Ada NOW XOEF ONY, ae reported ok be seg? oacreneus papier ies “ ipa: ‘preparing for extensive. hydraulic’ ore tl tne trict and there 1s every Pierce, Mie a aeee ee! M8.) mining in Nevada County, involving . likelihood that one or more plants Ernest Rogers, Mrs. Rogers and their . eight properties. Thomas Stokes will be erected. next summer. Water, daughter, Betty, all of Sacramento. . secretary. pere. and large se naieh: ‘exposures ntrs. M. M. Coughlin, who recety. E. DeGolia and San Francisco asof ore aNSTRRHIE yeas are. among ti¢ led a broken leg several years ago, . sociates are reported to ‘have secured adtractions claimed for the camp. came to vote for city councilman on dredging rights in the Yuba river The Tintic-Glory lease on Shadow Tuesday. She stated this was her channel at Parks Bar. . Mountain, San Bernardino County, first visit in town in three years, The Montezuma Apex Mining Co.,; held by J. B. Marston, 111 West and she has recovered her usual. Nashville, via Placerville, has pe] Waste ne St., Chicago, following sood health. quired the Union mine near El Do-. @ magnetic survey, trenching and Mrs. Frank Davies, and two sons, rado. The Mnotezuma-Apex company . other work, discovered sevéral areas Lionel and Craig, and Miss Bernice is a subsidiary of the -Utah-Apex, carrying gold values up to $20 per Coughlin spent last Sunday in MarysMining Co., Bingham, Utah. Josep . ton. Development plans have been ville. They visited Mrs. Davies mothA. Norden is manager of both prop., enlarged under E. D. Foster, 2687 er-in-law, Mrs. Ann Davies, who is erties. ' . Moss Ave., Los Angeles, : . guest, Miss: Ferne Gleason, left Monal sermon. Funeral direction is in, The Jasper-Stacy Co. dredge, Lin‘tp Salt Lake. City Jast; weeks? his Broaddus, who owns many claims in coln was robbed of amalgam reportThe Iowa Hills Gold Mining Co., 535 Fidelity Bldg., Los Angeles, will The Argonaut Mining Co., Jack. son, reports_a_net profit for Febru. and Mrs. William Helling of . @'Y of $13,936 before deductions as} install three Bendelari jigs at .its Berkeley visited friends in Nevada compared to a loss of $18,356 a year) northern California’ placer properCity Easter Sunday. Mr. Helling . 28° during the strike. . ty. Ben Kagan is president. holds a responsible position with.the Keyroute railway system. Frances Davey and confined to her home with a broken leg. Mr. Miss house day for a tour of California. Both young women are teachers in the Santa Maria schools and are having their Easter vacation this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Perry and children of Newcastle spent Sunday visiting Mr: and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth of Gold Flat. In a conversation with Mr. Will Hupp, local mining engineer of this . city, it was discovered Mr. Hupp knew the father of the two men as a merchant and mining man of Weaverville, Trinity county, ‘in early days. Mr. Hupp and the two men are natives of Weaverville. Mrs. Lyda Talbot and mother, Mrs. Mainhart, had as Easter ‘guests, Mrs. Mainhart’s daughter, Mrs. T. A Lane and Mr. Lane of San Francisco. Mr. Edd Eddington is staying at Sutter City improving his ranch and doing some electrical work in that section. : Visitors in Sacramento Thursday were Mrs. Brian Krough, Brian Krongh, Mrs. Jack Carney, Miss. {" Fernand Mueller, and Misses Virginia Carney and Betty Lou Krough. Mrs. Andrew Jackson had as an Easter guest her mother, Mrs. A. Pillsbury of San Francisco. “George Carey is quite ill at his home-on Grove-street,in this city. Mrs. Brian Krough and son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krough of Bakersfield spent Easter Sunday in Nevada City visiting another son, Mr. Brian Krough, and family. E. S. Griffiths of Sacramento ws a Nevada City visitor yesterday. Mr. Griffiths is the son of Tom Griffiths who mined in this district thirty years ago. Grass Valley THURS. APRIL 23 . One Day Only . a TICKETS ON SALE CIRCUS DAY AT MeCIRCUS GROUNDS CLARD’'S DRUGSTORE, GRASS VALLEY. CASHINS FIELD HIGHWAY 49 NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. PENROSE GROCERY PIGS a RELIABLE -§ OUNCES WE ARE POSITIVELY COMING! fy Our route and date cannot be changed! 4% EVERYTHING NEW!.¥.4 “& Largest ShowA) A Cr mr Balance Due. Most any terms will handle. For particulars write at once to C. A. Remington Dept. Accts., 301 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. 4-173te of its kind in the world! @ TASTY DISHES With our food values, you Try our full line of groceries, Jane Barton. Prepares at reasonable cost. wrapped bakery goods. FREE DELIVERY ECONOMICALLY ® too can serve excellent meals dairy products, luncheon meats, Phone 37 Groce 712 K St. Opp. Old P. O. Sacramento SLENDERIZING COATS TO COMPLETE YOUR SUMMER ENSEMBLE SEIZES 38 TO 54. $12.75 and $16.75 Navy, Gray, Tans After many weeks of coat conferences, style shows, and long hours of ‘careful selecting and rejecting, we're ready with the new Coats . . and we've never seen a finer collection for the stout woman any where! ~ with — SCORES OF PEOPLE ACRES . MUSEUM OF TENTS . AND ZOO: 60 60 ACROBATS . AERIALISTS 150. 300 RIDERS . Arenic STARS lee . 70 DANCING HORSES “Constipation If gonstipatice causes you Gas, Indigestion, Headaches, Bafi Sleep, Pimpyy, Skin, ny quick religf with ADLEIKA. horough tirely gentle and safe, ADMISSION-INCLUDING TAX