April 2, 1928 (6 pages)

e THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper. —— 1 ‘IE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, vada County, California, and de_ sted tothe development of the sources of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ine year, California address, $2.00 By FEDERAL EXTRA SERVICE ATIRES. What You Save2 : Outside California in U. S. . 2.50 ‘ on One be MONENS . oi255s 5225s es == as mreé Months. <2. s.2-0.<----.--= = FEDERAL ne Month 2. 212.-..2---.2--.25 ngle Copies 2 .-.--2.---:---+--++ -05 Helps You Buy Advertising Rates on application. ae Entered as mail matter of the se® The Next nd elass in the pestoffice at Neva4 City, California, under Act of ongress of March 8, “1879 Guarant-ed VulA Legal Newspaper of General Cireulation for Nevada City and Ne canizing anu RepS fe vada County, as defined bv Stet airing Law. Printed and Published at ACE TIRE SHOP Nevada City. ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY iditor and Publisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager 110 Main St. Grass Valley “Who can remember,” asks Ray Wilde, ‘‘the time when a man felt that if’ he had a wife he didn’t have to depend on the restaurants for-a square meal or the laundry for a elean shirt. l i . de. Originality is the power to see ‘things that other folks missed. Frank Dillon asserts that love can ‘endure a lot of things, but that it = turns up its toes tothe daisies when it has to live on canned beans and canned salmon every day. EE DER j love is blind. NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP — LEGAL NOTICES Hemely girls are always glad that NEXT MONDAY'S ELECTION, WHE ELECTORATE of Nevada City has an important duty to perform next Monday, that of electing. three persons to places on the muncipal governing board of ofr fair “city. There are seven candidates, some of them on the-ballot . by their own volition and eager to serve to the best of their ability. It resolves itself into-putting on the board three men . who are willing and eager to accept the responsibility of handling the city’s business at all times. Those men who are entering into the spirit of the campaign and advertising the . fact to the voters that they are eager to win a place, are entitled to the thanks of the voters, because at times in the past it has been necessazy to draft citizens to fill out a ticket. That of itself is an unhealthy sign and it is a fortunate symptom that this condition does not obtain this year. UNNING A.CITY government is not the easiest thing in the world, in fact, it usually the one job whereon the hol. . der is the recipient of various and sundry kicks and grow. ‘jings for what is done as well as.what isn’t done during the term of office. It requires a lot of fortitude and patiénce to listen to the complaints of the curbstoners. Complaining is the . easiest thing in life apparently and public officials seem to be . the most popular targets. There is a lot of mental compensation, however, in the thought that a person is doing his civic duty and in this lies the reason for certain of our citizens . being willing to offer themselves for the post of trustee. NOMPENSATION FOR'THE TRUSTEES is an important . thine for the voters to consider in all its aspects. The fact t hat it means an outgo of $600 per year in addition to the other running expenses of the city, is beside the point in its larger aspect. There isn’t a person in Nevada City who would think of asking any one to: work for absolutely wothing on a private piece of work and yet a city trustee has 80 fay in this _city in all its years been asked to work four years for‘nothing and endure a lot of complaining and sometimes abuse in adINVITES YOU TO” Forget NOTICE TO BIDDERS your worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received ‘by the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, up to 8 p. m., Thursday, April 19, 1928, and thereafter opened, for the purchase of fire hose as per specifications on file with the Clerk of said City of Nevada.The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. GEORGE H. CALANAN ARE. REASONABLE City Clerk. Our Merchants Lunch a : : nd ' First Publication—Maréh 19, 1928 Special Sunday Dinner -. ——— RESOLUTION AND ORDER ! APPOINTING ELECTION ee OFFICERS ; RESOLVED AND ORDERED: FRESH FISH That the election officers to conduct the General Muncipal Election to be held in the City of Nevada on Monas follows: : For Consolidated Precinct “A,” Inspector—Mrs. We are Now Supplying Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday The Prices Are Reasonable The Quality is Right! EDDIE LEONG Clerk—Miss Annie Byrn. Clerk—Vincent Foley. Each clection officer Consolidated Voting or her services in said election. of the above named officers. I, the undersigned, certify the foregoing resolution by the following vote. to-wit: FINE WATCH REPAIRING. tee Bennetts voting 2ye, Radio Servicing and Repairs; CLARENCE R. GRAY $90 Coca: St. Phone 1521 Work Called for and Delivered ting aye, Trustee Hogan absent. GEORGE H. CALANAN PROFFSSIONAL CARDS day, April Sth, 1928, be and they are hereby appointed and designated Annie Scheemer. Judge—Miss Mary Hoskin. 4 aforenamed being an elector and resident of the Precinct. for which he cr she is appointed. The Compensation for each election olfi-er is hereby fixed at $5.00 for his RESOLVED, that a copy of this yesolution and order be sent to each that was duly , and regularly introduced and adop. ¢ EES ee : lok tee the Beare of Gristece of the stipend for their efforts is a forward looking one, and not a City of Nevada at a special meeting, Mayor Holmes: voting aye, TrusTrustee Mobley voting aye, Trustee Ott voCity Clerk. First Publication—March 19, 1928 eos F 3 . t conviction. The present indications are not confined to Nevdition. Nevada City is possibly behind the times in keeping her city trustees on a donation basis. This is one of the very few cities of its size in thé state today that is still clinging to the old fashioned idea of donation service. Grass Valley is paying $10 a month, and every other incorporated city hereabouts that is up and doing, is paying its city servants. It is freely predicted on the streets that the idea of paying the trustees anything is going to get an awful swat at the polls, for fear that the tax rate wil! get a large boost. The Nugget cannot subscribe to the latter idea. If a few cents extra on ‘other uptodate muncipalities, this paper is more than willing ‘to pay its prorata and demand the highest type of public ser‘vice in return. Every taxpayer this year is paying 20c in his tax budget for a swimming pool that hasn't progressed beyond the stage of selling the interest bearing bonds and yet there hasn’t been an unusual amount of howling over the matter. : The trifling amount to pay the trustees would be but a few cents on the hundred dollars even if it were necessary to raise the rate and that hasn't been shown yet as a necessity. The salaries that are paid here are niggardly, to use the blunt truth. We cannot ask or expect the highest type of service if we are to continue in that manner. The matter will have to be taken up at some future time if not now. Shall we place ourselves in the front rank of progressive municipalities or shall we hang back on past history? Don’t look on this paper as money if we want the gocd things of lfie, and that applies to city trustees’ salaries as well as to the things we eat and the clothes we wear. The movement to pay city trustees a modest , backward one. It has our hearty commendation and our vote. There is every indication of activity on a scale that will . dwarf previous operations before the year passes. This may sound pretty optomistic but nevertheless it’s our solemn . ada and Sierra counties alone but it extends to every part of California where mining is followed. Dabbling in oil is not as DR. BELL é : : N : Dentist popular as it has been for some years with the result that evada City Cleaners Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 . gold mining is coming back again into its own. Watch us go! W. H. Osborne Evenings by Appointment . Nothing to worry about mining not coming back! AAW Cteaning Pressing Repairing Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone Peet Patrvuonize Lome tadustry = CURT TORIC DECADA Mr. and Mrs. Luther Marsh were « istry BR. ROBERT F. WERNER C3 Ad HOUSE RECIR YS recent visitors in Roseville \ 2 Physician and Surgeon —The Auburn doursal ee The U hh >] im ae aT ae es ge : = Deeds Nugget a “nice compliment in using Pe stering Nurse in attendance . Reve C. coe = oe A.l4 nage of mining notes in its issue . JGQHN W. DARKE Se eee a & Syke Lots 1 and 2, Blocks . ast week and giving this paver full _M. Walling . KE. H. Armstrong acer ce . credit. Many papers nowadays do not . 199J Phones 109M F. E. Grove in Sank ek of N aan be sia i ke the trouble to credit items when ATTORNEYS AT LAW pss ere: Ne Le ee o Ge Ae are lifted bodily. All items. in Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. te oo aes ca SS Aenea this paper taken from other publicaeee I. Fiset ix » Db ©’, tions are either rewritten or credit. See Me— Notary Public Cis of Nevada. ie e edit ‘“fephone 41 Macct Racin gE ers ae Ss Bett Se San en ee ee ee fassino Ansiolini et ux to lewis; County Assessor H. C. Schroeder ee Better Delane SWI4NEM and Let 7, . : ne = : A i Delange— SW Ns an -Ot (, and his deputies will be in the court . T. Nilon F. M. Nilon omy x 16N. RSE GEO. H. : : : mtu” Bee 2, TIGN, R8E. _' house offices until arcund May Ist at SI HRKEY NILON & NILON Addie Fraser Gumiargon et al C.* which time they will take up the ra) . D Attorneys at Law F. ‘MeGiehan et tg 1% See. » assessment work in Truckee. pe. . Offices: TTIN, R16 and NEY Sec. 4 T1SNeee Optometrist ‘evada City Grass Valley . 816%. : ee gages maria seer 118 Mill St : Atanda B Chrstic 46 Pp. o SN FRANCISCO : 5 Hufft—-Portion SE% Sec. 12, TI6N : . 7 r + GES Grass Valley W. E. WRIGHT ROE. Se > Attorney at Law of q “Diack . fale, Bacto eae a Office in Union Building eee nooks pret et he ya ‘hone 23 Nevada City we a j THE ROSE LEE Mrs. Ella M. Austin has retunred HOTEL , ; EDWARD C. UREN from a business trip to Truekee. She BEAUTY SHUPPE Mining and. Civil Engineer found a great deal of interest heine : to $3.60 Hair Dressing and Reaut; Mining Reports Furnished faken there over the routine of thc . 4 SPLENDID VALUE = + Mining District Maps stete highway throngh the town. The Work. Famous Adcle Mille: Toilet Articles. Louise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United. States. Mineral. Surveyor Licensed Land Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. Main Street, Gras: ‘hone_ 278R WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor ffice hours: osday, Friday evenings re ko ad office, 15034 Mill St. Grass <i “ey. Phone 196, = Nevada City *supervisor ficht is warmins up ecorn-. _.__._-. siderably in that section. 10 a. m. to 12 -m., 2 _m. te 5:30 p. m.; Monday, Wed: 8. ever thought to make a powder puff undays by appointment. Residence! ¢,,. entharta trousers.” 3 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you “The-shine-on-the-castef father’s / trousers is more netieeable thon the i shine on mother’s nose.” says Rob This coupon entitles holder to FREE . Jefford, “but that’s because nobody Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. FREE GARAGE es = T.E. x j Subsciibe tor The Nugget. FARROW W.M. SELL. Jr. ese b seo eSeeeeGSHSTEEAEESESLOLS PE OESOSEISOSSEL F440 4 CO RR AA Hg He Hs Me Se eee 5 , "aS 48 be ea he oh athe OM, eee ae Hy *, * the tax rate is necessary that our city may keep in line with 94 He taste test oe aes °, an -, e being querulous in the matter. We are going to have to spend INING CONTINUES TO STEP right along this spring. -213 W. Main — Grass Valley . f . Bice) seo . iy , SPECIAL . < ; We are offering a brand new Columbia Viva-Tonal t Phonograph. Never before sold for less than $300. : NOW FOR THE LOW PRICE OF $150 a § The reason is that the Factory is cutting out this size * and are offering to sell them at Half Price. This is a. ; wonderful tone machine, and-.never again will be + ~gold at this low price. Come in and hear it. 4 * EASTER NOVELTIES and Easter Cards. me ; : 5 * Eastman Kodaks—the regular price is $3.50. Special : * price is $1.59 as. they last. Come and get yours. 3 % Beautiful new line of the GIBSON Bridge Score Pads : * and Bridge Sets. Mighty pretty and_artistic. : : R. E. HARRIS i = eo a & in % “ R < The Fezok Store : * A * x : : h % nee, Ra? re oP e2 . otic as st * He she gite > * % TINO “e oye , oie. ate ae 4) 2 + 7 oO , meray o> A ROAST FOR EASTER It goes without saying that the family will enjoy to the utmost one of our wonderful roasts for the Easter dinner, whether fowl or meat. So easy to prepare, too. Tell us the weight you wish. We will guaantee the quality, and the price will please. KFYSTONE. MARKET Calanan and Richards a ie Ss +, * +5 es ~ + * teat Tat oF, ~, “es +H, tes we 4, “es st Me oS oY, neste tetestete testottotetett Ss es Ci ee > rat Mes Ce a ie Edward Murchie is recovering after a tumor Operation performed the N.: C. N. G. R. R. COMPANY oe . TIME TABLE AND RATES K. J. Fogarty, North San Juan j postmaster, Was in ~own on business . ‘ mapureey: Effective Sunday, Sept. 25, 1927 Train leaves Nevada City at 5:20 the a. m., Grass Valley at 5:50 a. m., arriving San Francisco, 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Addie Hughes Soto of Sierra . City passed away at San Jose past week while on a visit there. Train leaves Nevada City at 11:00 a.m., Grass Valley 11.25 a. m. mak.ing * direct connection. with S. P. Train 23 arriving at San Francisco bs 10D. 2m, Mrs. Thomas E. Miller passed aw. ay at her home in Sierraville last Week after a lingering illness. A man’s importance cannot be Measured by the way he feels ubout Train eaves Nevada City at 4:40 te 'p. m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., male = ing-direct connection with S. P. Train 40 leaving San Franeisco at 1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m. and t Nevada ‘City, 7:56 p.m. Spend a few pleasant hours at 0. K. P3OL HALL Grass Valley Fares : Q To Colfax, $1.00. Five day round J. W. M"ck trip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.22. ; 14 day round trip $4.00. To San Peerless Ice Cream Francisco $6.46. 3 months round trip $10.75. Tickets sold Fridays, Soft Drinks Saturdays and Sundays, 16 daye 5 round trip $9.50. Candies Ci : Nevada City Fares igars Tobaccos To Colfax $1.15.Five day round trip $1.7%. To Sacramento $3.37. 14 duy return trip $4.50. To San FranPool and Snooker Tables . -cisco $6.61. 3 months round trip I $tt-05.Tickets sold-Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, $9.80. . * Be Me a ate? rat te Oh4 oSe oe ate ote ote t,t re Se at OE MA. 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e THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper. —— 1 ‘IE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, vada County, California, and de_ sted tothe development of the sources of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ine year, California address, $2.00 By FEDERAL EXTRA SERVICE ATIRES. What You Save2 : Outside California in U. S. .. 2.50 ‘ on One be MONENS . oi255s 5225s es == as mreé Months. <2.. s.2-0.<----.--= = FEDERAL ne Month 2.. 212.-....2---.2--.25 ngle Copies 2 .-.--2.---:---+--++ -05 Helps You Buy Advertising Rates on application. ae Entered as mail matter of the se® The Next nd elass in the pestoffice at Neva4 City, California, under Act of ongress of March 8, “1879 Guarant-ed VulA Legal Newspaper of General Cireulation for Nevada City and Ne canizing anu RepS fe vada County, as defined bv Stet airing Law. Printed and Published at ACE TIRE SHOP Nevada City. ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY iditor and Publisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager 110 Main St. Grass Valley “Who can remember,” asks Ray Wilde, ‘‘the time when a man felt that if’ he had a wife he didn’t have to depend on the restaurants for-a square meal or the laundry for a elean shirt. l i . de. Originality is the power to see ‘things that other folks missed. Frank Dillon asserts that love can ‘endure a lot of things, but that it = turns up its toes tothe daisies when it has to live on canned beans and canned salmon every day. EE DER j love is blind. NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP — LEGAL NOTICES Hemely girls are always glad that NEXT MONDAY'S ELECTION, WHE ELECTORATE of Nevada City has an important duty to perform next Monday, that of electing. three persons to places on the muncipal governing board of ofr fair “city. There are seven candidates, some of them on the-ballot . by their own volition and eager to serve to the best of their ability. It resolves itself into-putting on the board three men . who are willing and eager to accept the responsibility of handling the city’s business at all times. Those men who are entering into the spirit of the campaign and advertising the . fact to the voters that they are eager to win a place, are entitled to the thanks of the voters, because at times in the past it has been necessazy to draft citizens to fill out a ticket. That of itself is an unhealthy sign and it is a fortunate symptom that this condition does not obtain this year. UNNING A.CITY government is not the easiest thing in the world, in fact, it usually the one job whereon the hol. . der is the recipient of various and sundry kicks and grow. ‘jings for what is done as well as.what isn’t done during the term of office. It requires a lot of fortitude and patiénce to listen to the complaints of the curbstoners. Complaining is the . easiest thing in life apparently and public officials seem to be . the most popular targets. There is a lot of mental compensation, however, in the thought that a person is doing his civic duty and in this lies the reason for certain of our citizens . being willing to offer themselves for the post of trustee. NOMPENSATION FOR'THE TRUSTEES is an important . thine for the voters to consider in all its aspects. The fact t hat it means an outgo of $600 per year in addition to the other running expenses of the city, is beside the point in its larger aspect. There isn’t a person in Nevada City who would think of asking any one to: work for absolutely wothing on a private piece of work and yet a city trustee has 80 fay in this _city in all its years been asked to work four years for‘nothing and endure a lot of complaining and sometimes abuse in adINVITES YOU TO” Forget NOTICE TO BIDDERS your worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received ‘by the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, up to 8 p. m., Thursday, April 19, 1928, and thereafter opened, for the purchase of fire hose as per specifications on file with the Clerk of said City of Nevada.The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. GEORGE H. CALANAN ARE. REASONABLE City Clerk. Our Merchants Lunch a : : nd ' First Publication—Maréh 19, 1928 Special Sunday Dinner -. ——— RESOLUTION AND ORDER ! APPOINTING ELECTION ee OFFICERS ; RESOLVED AND ORDERED: FRESH FISH That the election officers to conduct the General Muncipal Election to be held in the City of Nevada on Monas follows: : For Consolidated Precinct “A,” Inspector—Mrs. We are Now Supplying Our Customers with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday The Prices Are Reasonable The Quality is Right! EDDIE LEONG Clerk—Miss Annie Byrn. Clerk—Vincent Foley. Each clection officer Consolidated Voting or her services in said election. of the above named officers. I, the undersigned, certify the foregoing resolution by the following vote. to-wit: FINE WATCH REPAIRING. tee Bennetts voting 2ye, Radio Servicing and Repairs; CLARENCE R. GRAY $90 Coca: St. Phone 1521 Work Called for and Delivered ting aye, Trustee Hogan absent. GEORGE H. CALANAN PROFFSSIONAL CARDS day, April Sth, 1928, be and they are hereby appointed and designated Annie Scheemer. Judge—Miss Mary Hoskin. 4 aforenamed being an elector and resident of the Precinct. for which he cr she is appointed. The Compensation for each election olfi-er is hereby fixed at $5.00 for his RESOLVED, that a copy of this yesolution and order be sent to each that was duly , and regularly introduced and adop. ¢ EES ee : lok tee the Beare of Gristece of the stipend for their efforts is a forward looking one, and not a City of Nevada at a special meeting, Mayor Holmes: voting aye, TrusTrustee Mobley voting aye, Trustee Ott voCity Clerk. First Publication—March 19, 1928 eos F 3 . t conviction. The present indications are not confined to Nevdition. Nevada City is possibly behind the times in keeping her city trustees on a donation basis. This is one of the very few cities of its size in thé state today that is still clinging to the old fashioned idea of donation service. Grass Valley is paying $10 a month, and every other incorporated city hereabouts that is up and doing, is paying its city servants. It is freely predicted on the streets that the idea of paying the trustees anything is going to get an awful swat at the polls, for fear that the tax rate wil! get a large boost. The Nugget cannot subscribe to the latter idea. If a few cents extra on ‘other uptodate muncipalities, this paper is more than willing ‘to pay its prorata and demand the highest type of public ser‘vice in return. Every taxpayer this year is paying 20c in his tax budget for a swimming pool that hasn't progressed beyond the stage of selling the interest bearing bonds and yet there hasn’t been an unusual amount of howling over the matter. : The trifling amount to pay the trustees would be but a few cents on the hundred dollars even if it were necessary to raise the rate and that hasn't been shown yet as a necessity. The salaries that are paid here are niggardly, to use the blunt truth. We cannot ask or expect the highest type of service if we are to continue in that manner. The matter will have to be taken up at some future time if not now. Shall we place ourselves in the front rank of progressive municipalities or shall we hang back on past history? Don’t look on this paper as money if we want the gocd things of lfie, and that applies to city trustees’ salaries as well as to the things we eat and the clothes we wear. The movement to pay city trustees a modest , backward one. It has our hearty commendation and our vote. There is every indication of activity on a scale that will . dwarf previous operations before the year passes. This may sound pretty optomistic but nevertheless it’s our solemn . ada and Sierra counties alone but it extends to every part of California where mining is followed. Dabbling in oil is not as DR. BELL é : : N : Dentist popular as it has been for some years with the result that evada City Cleaners Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 . gold mining is coming back again into its own. Watch us go! W. H. Osborne Evenings by Appointment . Nothing to worry about mining not coming back! AAW Cteaning Pressing Repairing Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone Peet Patrvuonize Lome tadustry = CURT TORIC DECADA Mr. and Mrs. Luther Marsh were « istry BR. ROBERT F. WERNER C3 Ad HOUSE RECIR YS recent visitors in Roseville \ 2 Physician and Surgeon —The Auburn doursal ee The U hh >] im ae aT ae es ge : = Deeds Nugget a “nice compliment in using Pe stering Nurse in attendance . Reve C. coe = oe A.l4 nage of mining notes in its issue . JGQHN W. DARKE Se eee a & Syke Lots 1 and 2, Blocks . ast week and giving this paver full _M. Walling . KE. H. Armstrong acer ce . credit. Many papers nowadays do not . 199J Phones 109M F. E. Grove in Sank ek of N aan be sia i ke the trouble to credit items when ATTORNEYS AT LAW pss ere: Ne Le ee o Ge Ae are lifted bodily. All items. in Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. te oo aes ca SS Aenea this paper taken from other publicaeee I. Fiset ix » Db ©’, tions are either rewritten or credit. See Me— Notary Public Cis of Nevada. ie e edit ‘“fephone 41 Macct Racin gE ers ae Ss Bett Se San en ee ee ee fassino Ansiolini et ux to lewis; County Assessor H. C. Schroeder ee Better Delane SWI4NEM and Let 7, . : ne = : A i Delange— SW Ns an -Ot (, and his deputies will be in the court . T. Nilon F. M. Nilon omy x 16N. RSE GEO. H. : : : mtu” Bee 2, TIGN, R8E. _' house offices until arcund May Ist at SI HRKEY NILON & NILON Addie Fraser Gumiargon et al C.* which time they will take up the ra) . D Attorneys at Law F. ‘MeGiehan et tg 1% See. » assessment work in Truckee. pe. . Offices: TTIN, R16 and NEY Sec. 4 T1SNeee Optometrist ‘evada City Grass Valley . 816%. : ee gages maria seer 118 Mill St : Atanda B Chrstic 46 Pp. o SN FRANCISCO : 5 Hufft—-Portion SE% Sec. 12, TI6N : . 7 r + GES Grass Valley W. E. WRIGHT ROE. Se > Attorney at Law of q “Diack . fale, Bacto eae a Office in Union Building eee nooks pret et he ya ‘hone 23 Nevada City we a j THE ROSE LEE Mrs. Ella M. Austin has retunred HOTEL , ; EDWARD C. UREN from a business trip to Truekee. She BEAUTY SHUPPE Mining and. Civil Engineer found a great deal of interest heine : to $3.60 Hair Dressing and Reaut; Mining Reports Furnished faken there over the routine of thc . 4 SPLENDID VALUE = + Mining District Maps stete highway throngh the town. The Work. Famous Adcle Mille: Toilet Articles. Louise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United. States. Mineral. Surveyor

Licensed Land Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. Main Street, Gras: ‘hone_ 278R WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor ffice hours: osday, Friday evenings re ko ad office, 15034 Mill St. Grass <i “ey. Phone 196, = Nevada City *supervisor ficht is warmins up ecorn-. _.__._-. siderably in that section. 10 a. m. to 12 -m., 2 _m. te 5:30 p. m.; Monday, Wed: 8. ever thought to make a powder puff undays by appointment. Residence! ¢,,. entharta trousers.” 3 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you “The-shine-on-the-castef father’s / trousers is more netieeable thon the i shine on mother’s nose.” says Rob This coupon entitles holder to FREE . Jefford, “but that’s because nobody Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. FREE GARAGE es = T.E. x j Subsciibe tor The Nugget. FARROW W.M. SELL. Jr. ese b seo eSeeeeGSHSTEEAEESESLOLS PE OESOSEISOSSEL F440 4 CO RR AA Hg He Hs Me Se eee 5 , "aS 48 be ea he oh athe OM, eee ae Hy *, * the tax rate is necessary that our city may keep in line with 94 He taste test oe aes °, an -, e being querulous in the matter. We are going to have to spend INING CONTINUES TO STEP right along this spring. -213 W. Main — Grass Valley . f . Bice) seo . iy , SPECIAL . < ; We are offering a brand new Columbia Viva-Tonal t Phonograph. Never before sold for less than $300. : NOW FOR THE LOW PRICE OF $150 a § The reason is that the Factory is cutting out this size * and are offering to sell them at Half Price. This is a. ; wonderful tone machine, and-.never again will be + ~gold at this low price. Come in and hear it. 4 * EASTER NOVELTIES and Easter Cards. me ; : 5 * Eastman Kodaks—the regular price is $3.50. Special : * price is $1.59 as. they last. Come and get yours. 3 % Beautiful new line of the GIBSON Bridge Score Pads : * and Bridge Sets. Mighty pretty and_artistic. : : R. E. HARRIS i = eo a & in % “ R < The Fezok Store : * A * x : : h % nee, Ra? re oP e2 . otic as st * He she gite > * % TINO “e oye , oie. ate ae 4) 2 + 7 oO , meray o> A ROAST FOR EASTER It goes without saying that the family will enjoy to the utmost one of our wonderful roasts for the Easter dinner, whether fowl or meat. So easy to prepare, too. Tell us the weight you wish. We will guaantee the quality, and the price will please. KFYSTONE. MARKET Calanan and Richards a ie Ss +, * +5 es ~ + * teat Tat oF, ~, “es +H, tes we 4, “es st Me oS oY, neste tetestete testottotetett Ss es Ci ee > rat Mes Ce a ie Edward Murchie is recovering after a tumor Operation performed the N.: C. N. G. R. R. COMPANY oe . TIME TABLE AND RATES K. J. Fogarty, North San Juan j postmaster, Was in ~own on business . ‘ mapureey: Effective Sunday, Sept. 25, 1927 Train leaves Nevada City at 5:20 the a. m., Grass Valley at 5:50 a. m., arriving San Francisco, 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Addie Hughes Soto of Sierra . City passed away at San Jose past week while on a visit there. Train leaves Nevada City at 11:00 a.m., Grass Valley 11.25 a. m. mak.ing * direct connection.. with S. P. Train 23 arriving at San Francisco bs 10D. 2m, Mrs. Thomas E. Miller passed aw. ay at her home in Sierraville last Week after a lingering illness. A man’s importance cannot be Measured by the way he feels ubout Train eaves Nevada City at 4:40 te 'p. m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., male = ing-direct connection with S. P. Train 40 leaving San Franeisco at 1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m. and t Nevada ‘City, 7:56 p.m. Spend a few pleasant hours at 0. K. P3OL HALL Grass Valley Fares : Q To Colfax, $1.00. Five day round J. W. M"ck trip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.22. ; 14 day round trip $4.00. To San Peerless Ice Cream Francisco $6.46. 3 months round trip $10.75. Tickets sold Fridays, Soft Drinks Saturdays and Sundays, 16 daye 5 round trip $9.50. Candies Ci : Nevada City Fares igars Tobaccos To Colfax $1.15.Five day round trip $1.7%. To Sacramento $3.37. 14 duy return trip $4.50. To San FranPool and Snooker Tables . -cisco $6.61. 3 months round trip I $tt-05.Tickets sold-Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, $9.80. . * Be Me a ate? rat te Oh4 oSe oe ate ote ote t,t re Se at OE MA. Sette sheets ate ste te che te tess heat, teat oe et eat at rt § ofette Seahe fe * st ste steat oS 9. o, te afe ste ste rt ake Sac sehen > HE ete he », ee ? ae Me Yeates ene rfettes) * "as oe % 5 Le of "* * Ye 5% mele] Yaa e-0% Heat , 7) oO O *s eee le teteteteteeteaeiek Xo 1yeogs tor * me SeleHidie ies _ ASPECIALTY WITH US Prompt and careful handling of all grocery orders telephoned to our store has ‘enabled us to build up an exceptionally large phone order business. Yeu will save both time arid money to adopt this conveient ‘method. Our Phone Number is ONE. J.J JACKSON Phone Number One enteol * OT , 5 C6 Nealon’ Pn aa a aa om Sa i aes ae Se ae i ee ie i ae a Oo We Deliver esses PEROPERES TE OSSELEES EEE EOESESEEPSEREREEEESEHEED j Ses og ey a eee ae