April 3, 1931 (6 pages)

AGE TWO Published weekly on Friday morning at Nevada City, Calif., and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevado City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California. in advance ... $2.00 ___Qutside California, in U. S. ¢ 2.50 Three Months i .60 One Month ....:---. 25 A Legal Newspaper and Nevada County, published at Nevada City. Elsie P. Willoughby of General Circulation for Nevada City as defined by legal statute. Printed and —CONCEN TRATES . It looks as though the Colfax road is going to have hard sledding, and iristead of its being completed by next fall it is more than likely that a readjustment of land value assessments along the sproposed route, or rather in that road district, will have to be made and the entire proceedings, including publication, gone through again; all because the Empre-Star Company officials claim } that they did not read the proposal until too late to-appear in opposition to it.The road district embraces both the Empire and the Idaho Maryland properties and these companies’ -.contention is' that they are assessed, As far as acreage is concerned, at least ten times what the agricultural owners are. That they are also unfortunately within the Irrigation District and that-in the event of foreclosure on account of the critical conGition in which the Nevada Irrigation District now finds itself, they— having mine workings and improvemets on their lands—will probably have to bear the full burden of the bond issue, which will perhaps be in the neighborhood of $10,000. The mining companies assert that} they are perfectly willing to shoulder their share of the expense of improving the road, but not to the extent proposod under the bond issue. ’ In ease bids ar éreceived and the district attempts to go ahead with the building of the road without consideration of the recent protest of the Empire-Star Company, that company insists it wilk enjoin the authorities and if necessary carry the case up to the supreme court in order to prevent the road being completed. In th emeantime we suppose we must continue to navigate that tenMile stretch of corrugated misery, which is at this time a disgrace to the county. A machine gets more wrenching ,pounding and abuse in . the ten miles betwee Grass Valley ad Bear River than it would in 2000 miles of ordinary driving, and when a driver finishes this trip he feels like taking off his hat to any manmade machine that: can stand up against this hammering and still retain its bolts and nuts. i Let us hope that some amicable agreement between our Board of Supervisors an dthe mining companies can soon be made which will be satisfactory to both, because we need— indeed, we must have—a better road to Colfax. Governor Rolph, Mayor Rossi of ‘lake, provided the distance to be about half filled, but Division Superintendent Herbert Cooper says he believes there will be run of water sufficient to fill the usual = spring rains no not fail us. ‘For a long time the Séuthern Pacific abandoned the outside tracks at Cape Horn, above Colfax. When the line was double-trackeda tunnel was carried through the hill below the clig, but it shortened the distance and consequently made the grade steeper so that the heavy freights had difficulty in ‘pulling through. ‘ The railroad company has been at work for some time placing a massive concrete retaining wall along the precipitious bluff and outbound passengers can onc eagain view the rugged canyon of the American and the tiny-lookig suspension pridge of the Iowa Hill road which spans it far below. ¢ Yes, Reno and Washoe County are doing very well, thank you, under Nevada’e new gambling law. So far 96 licenses have been issued, the Bank-Palace Club paying the largest fee of $1875. A total of about $6000 has been paid into the county treasury to date and with the expected influx of divorcees who ean take the “‘cure’’ now in six weeks instead of three months, the outlook for a busy season is quite rosy. ’ CAMPTONVILLE ITEMS CAMPTONVILLE, April 38 Special).—The board of trustees of the Camptonville Union School District held a meeting a few days ago and decided to give a bigbenefit dance in the middle of May, benefits from which will be used for the improvement of local school property. The board also took up the matter of. transportation for some of the children ip the Garden Valley distriet, and is endeavring to make provision to bring them to the highway to meet the regular bus running in that direction. ;: An inspection of the school property was also made at this time. iG. T. Langley returned Tuesday from a short business visit to his property situated near Modesto. Evan W. Thorias passed through town Wednesday from Downieville en route to Antioch. Floyd Thomas of Browns Valley was a business caller in this section Wednesday. Se . San Francisco and Senator Maloney . had rather a disagreeable experience Walker, at Palm Springs. were among the clouds in a heavy wind when a high peak of the Tehachapi suddenly appeared in front of them. Their pilot turned about seeking, an outlet through ‘the pass, but they were again confronted with another David Lewis left Wednesday for , Antioch, called there by the death in the air while returning from a' visit-to New York’s mayor, Jimmie! of a relative. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bachels of 'Goodyears Bar passed through town As the Governor described it, they . Wednesday en route to their home. Edward R. Russer of Browns Valley was in town Wednesday on a short business call, C. H. Greene of Grass Valley was in town Wednesday en route to Downieville. ' Fred J. Joubert, incumbent, was mountain. Then the pilot sought re-elected to the board of trustees safety by climbing quickly to a, of the Camptonville Union School height of 11,000 feet, but they were District without opposition at the] still in dangerous air currents. A chance opening in the. sea of. clouds appeared beneath andthe! Edgar motored to Sacramento SatPilot zoomed down at a sieep angle and terrific speed to a field where an emergency landing was made. ,; That there is an unusual lack of snow in the higher mountains is apparent to anyone passig over the Sierras. ‘ss On the south or sunny slope of the hills there is practically no snow below the 6500-foot contour. On) the north slope there is gnow from Yuba Pass to the summit, but apparently not over 2% feet, even in Summit Valley. No snow. whatever Mes either in the Donaer Lake basin e school election held Friday. William C. Cunningham and son urday on business. ee Fred J. Joubert motored to Auburn Saturday on a brief. visit. Miss Doris Nightingale of Nevada City passed through Saturday en route to her home at Pike City on a week-end visit. The following were among. those motoring to Downieville to the dance Saturday evening: Mr. and Mra. W. C. Cunningham and daughters Adele and Gladys, and son Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kriegal, Mr. and Mrs, Fred H. Butz, Mr. and Mrg. Acton M. Cleveland, George Butz and Lawrt. SPO Y J Rosh eee “et yt Saturday from San Jose to spend Easter vacation with her parents at Oak Valley. She is a-studeat atthe San Jose Teachers’ College. Miss Helen Jackson accompanied her. District Attorney J. M. McMahon and wife of Downieville passed through town Saturday en route to Nevada City. Earl Kriegal and family of Auburn spent the week-end visiting the Ww. C. Cunningham family at Celestial Valley. ' Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Lavezzola and daughter of Downieville passed through town Saturday en route to North San, Juan. Erle Pauly and brother Myron arrived Saturday from Marysville and left for Mohawk. Ray Knickrem accompanied them. t Mr. and*Mrs, Earl L. Cleveland left Saturday for their home at Sacramento after a couple of days visit here. . Mrs. Hazrl McDowell of San Jose arrived Saturday on a short visit with relatives here. r : Mr. and Mrs, Julius E. Pauley and sons Warren and Leland motored to Marysville Saturday on a day’s visit. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Heether motored to Nevada City Saturday on a short visit. “Miss Jessie Smart arrived Friday to spend a week’s visit with her parents, she is a student at the Marysville Union High School. fl David Lewis returned. Saturday from Antioch where he attended the funeral of the late Jonathan Thomas. Mrs. Ben Huddleson and party of Modesto arrived Saturday on a weekend visit with friends here. John and Albert Jaynes, who are employed at Downieville, spent a few days last week visiting here. Mrs. F. S. Labadie and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland motored to Marysville Monday on a short business trip. 1 : County Surveyor Jason R. Meek accompanied by his grandson, William Meek, was in town Monday on official business. Miss Katheryne Pauly, student at the San Juan Teachers College is spending Easter vacation visiting her parents here. 1 Myron Pauly returned . Sunday from a short visit at Hohawk ta spend the week here. Mr and Mrs. Levi W. Turner and children motored to the lower counTue bride prefers _ Blaebird Registered Diamond Rings. The lasting splendorof these Registered diamond emgagerient and wedding ’ fimgs are daily reminders of Youth and Romance. BIUEBIRD DIAMOND RINGS H. W. HARTUNG & SON J ewelers 124 Mill St. Grass Valley Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sigourney and little son, Teddy, have returned from Vallejo where they. visited with Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dyke, Mrs. Sigourney’s parents. Mrs. Mary. Ramsey and son, William, former residents, accompanied by Mrs. M. Shoulghter, Jackie Hughes of Sacramento, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Genasci. William Nilon and Mrs. George Hampton arrived last night from San Francisco and will be the guests of their parents, Judge and Mrs. F. T. LAUNDRY 111 Bennett St. Grass Valley N.C.N.G. RR. COMPANY TIME TABLE Effective Sunday, Dec. 24 1938. Trains leave Nevada City at 4:46 a. m., Grass Valley 5:05 a. m., arriving at San Franeisco 1:30 p. m. Trains leave Nevada City at 8:50 a. m., Grass Valley 9:15 a. m., meking direct: connection with S. P. train No. 19 arriving at San Franeisco 3:30 p. m. . : ~ Train leaves Nevada City at 4:10 p. m., Grass Valley at 4.35 p. m, daily except Sunday, making connee~ tion with S. P. train No. 20, leaving: San Franciseo at 12:40 p. m., enabling passangers’ to arrive at Grass Valley 6:55: p. m. and Nevada City 7:16 p. m., daily except Sunday. Train No. 24 leaving San Francisco at 8::00 a. m. arrives at Grass Val2:30 p. m. 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 Sumday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alteghany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves @ 8.00 a. m., for Raugh and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and MarysNevada City daily at 1p. m., ar Leaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada City in time Nevada City, Calif. Patronite Home Industry THE FOR : LESS ALWAYS We Deliver Phone 302 ley at 2:10 p. m. and Nevada City: Service Cleaners Graniteville Stage leaves Nevada CLEANING AND PRESS ING Men’s and Ladies’ Alterations Call for and Deliver Suit Orders Taken PROMPT SERVICE ville. . Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. . Phone 264 n. onnects at martsville or : North San Juan. 215 N. Main St., Grass Valley, Downievilie Auto Stage leaves : : The BEST Gray Hair to conneet. with 10:30 train for try Monday on; a shert visit. Chas H. Greene of Grass Valley Nilon for a few days. = ———— was a business visitor in town Monday. ' Judge William B. Meek motored to Nevada City Tuesday on a short visit. “4 NEVADA CITY CLEANERS Fred J. Joubert motored to Neva1094 Phemes 169M da City Tuesday on a brief business . = ail. : W. H. Osborne Chas C. Skewes of Grass Valley was a business visitor in town Tuesday. We are still decorating chocolate cream Easter Eggs. Leave your orders today. Colley’s confectionery. Mr. and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE San Franeisco. for Nevada City Washington Stage leaves Nevada Citp at 6:30 a. m., for Washingtan eaves Washington at 6:30 a. m Remedy is Home Made <M nrreche a bondi or t 24 { ‘ . Purchased ! Licenised.by State of Califorala i t Bétabtiched HG j 1 WILDBERG BROS. f . SMELTING & e and Bullion Cleaning, — Pressing, — Repairing and daughter Geraldine left Thursday for Sacramento on a couple of days’ visit. ~ & Mrs. Brian Krough is confined to her home by a slight attack of flu. Miss Ruth Grimes arrived from Sacramento to spend the Easter week vacation. T, Hannrahan, who has made his home in this city for: some time past, has taken his departure for Reno, where he may decide to make ‘his home. Misses Helen Winchester andj Marie Allen arrived in this city Tuesday enroute to North Columbia where they will spend the week. 0. BLECTRICAL WIRING L. B. Gregery will do all kinds of electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is well known here fer his high class work. Anyene wishing his services may call the Miners Foundry, Phone 198. We'll broadcast a next Friday over station M-I-L-K BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY HOME OF That CREAMY Milk Phone 77 Peculiar Quality Qur. patrons have found that it i “different” from others; it is more personal, more sympathetie. Ana that is what you want whem youhave trouble in. the family. such as death -and:. its. attendant: misfortunes MODBRN AMBULANCE SERVICS HOLMES FUNERAL HOME SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE oe WEST BOUND , Leave Nevada City ... ecnceieeeeaeee * Leave Grass Valley . ..-2.-.0.--Arrive Sacramento ....~ 11:00 A, M., 8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 3:30 P. M. 8:25 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 3:46 P. M. 2:40 P. M., 6:30 P. M. Arrive San Francisco ..-..--56:55 P. M., 11:15 P. Mf. EAST BOUND Leave San Francisco ...-.-7:40 A. M., 11:20 A. M. Leave Sacramento ... aeiase 8:00 A, M., 12:15 P. M., 3:00 P. M. Arrive Nevada City .....--11:00 A: M., 3:15 P. M. 6:00 P. M. Arrive Gras Valley ...-.---.---10:45 A. M. 3:00 P.M., 5:45 P. M. ~ = — en . JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engiaeer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Auburn, Calif. Examinations Reports Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil odor end taste. Used in the treatment of Chronic Constipation and as a mild laxative. Also a lubricant for relief of intestinal auto-intoxication. : ia Menie'e .a$39gc. yeti s ’ STORE 4 : > Medern Equipment nev CTY SATA Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases _ Nevada City ets and values of tailings. panies, Automobile insurance. NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE 'E. J. N. Ott. Proprietor Practical mining tests-from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurAssays made for gold, silver. lead and copper. ‘ work promptly attended to. Agent for New -York-California Underwriters, ‘Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insuranee eomMali order’ cheek gO 2 BS,

AGE TWO Published weekly on Friday morning at Nevada City, Calif., and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevado City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California. in advance ...... $2.00 ___Qutside California, in U. S. ¢ 2.50 Three Months i .60 One Month .......:---. 25 A Legal Newspaper and Nevada County, published at Nevada City. Elsie P. Willoughby of General Circulation for Nevada City as defined by legal statute. Printed and —CONCEN TRATES . It looks as though the Colfax road is going to have hard sledding, and iristead of its being completed by next fall it is more than likely that a readjustment of land value assessments along the sproposed route, or rather in that road district, will have to be made and the entire proceedings, including publication, gone through again; all because the Empre-Star Company officials claim } that they did not read the proposal until too late to-appear in opposition to it.The road district embraces both the Empire and the Idaho Maryland properties and these companies’ -.contention is' that they are assessed, As far as acreage is concerned, at least ten times what the agricultural owners are. That they are also unfortunately within the Irrigation District and that-in the event of foreclosure on account of the critical conGition in which the Nevada Irrigation District now finds itself, they— having mine workings and improvemets on their lands—will probably have to bear the full burden of the bond issue, which will perhaps be in the neighborhood of $10,000. The mining companies assert that} they are perfectly willing to shoulder their share of the expense of improving the road, but not to the extent proposod under the bond issue. ’ In ease bids ar éreceived and the district attempts to go ahead with the building of the road without consideration of the recent protest of the Empire-Star Company, that company insists it wilk enjoin the authorities and if necessary carry the case up to the supreme court in order to prevent the road being completed. In th emeantime we suppose we must continue to navigate that tenMile stretch of corrugated misery, which is at this time a disgrace to the county. A machine gets more wrenching ,pounding and abuse in . the ten miles betwee Grass Valley ad Bear River than it would in 2000 miles of ordinary driving, and when a driver finishes this trip he feels like taking off his hat to any manmade machine that: can stand up against this hammering and still retain its bolts and nuts. i Let us hope that some amicable agreement between our Board of Supervisors an dthe mining companies can soon be made which will be satisfactory to both, because we need— indeed, we must have—a better road to Colfax. Governor Rolph, Mayor Rossi of ‘lake, provided the distance to be about half filled, but Division Superintendent Herbert Cooper says he believes there will be run of water sufficient to fill the usual = spring rains no not fail us. ‘For a long time the Séuthern Pacific abandoned the outside tracks at Cape Horn, above Colfax. When the line was double-trackeda tunnel was carried through the hill below the clig, but it shortened the distance and consequently made the grade steeper so that the heavy freights had difficulty in ‘pulling through. ‘ The railroad company has been at work for some time placing a massive concrete retaining wall along the precipitious bluff and outbound passengers can onc eagain view the rugged canyon of the American and the tiny-lookig suspension pridge of the Iowa Hill road which spans it far below. ¢ Yes, Reno and Washoe County are doing very well, thank you, under Nevada’e new gambling law. So far 96 licenses have been issued, the Bank-Palace Club paying the largest fee of $1875. A total of about $6000 has been paid into the county treasury to date and with the expected influx of divorcees who ean take the “‘cure’’ now in six weeks instead of three months, the outlook for a busy season is quite rosy. ’ CAMPTONVILLE ITEMS CAMPTONVILLE, April 38 Special).—The board of trustees of the Camptonville Union School District held a meeting a few days ago and decided to give a bigbenefit dance in the middle of May, benefits from which will be used for the improvement of local school property. The board also took up the matter of. transportation for some of the children ip the Garden Valley distriet, and is endeavring to make provision to bring them to the highway to meet the regular bus running in that direction. ;: An inspection of the school property was also made at this time. iG. T. Langley returned Tuesday from a short business visit to his property situated near Modesto. Evan W. Thorias passed through town Wednesday from Downieville en route to Antioch. Floyd Thomas of Browns Valley was a business caller in this section Wednesday. Se . San Francisco and Senator Maloney . had rather a disagreeable experience Walker, at Palm Springs. were among the clouds in a heavy wind when a high peak of the Tehachapi suddenly appeared in front of them. Their pilot turned about seeking, an outlet through ‘the pass, but they were again confronted with another David Lewis left Wednesday for , Antioch, called there by the death in the air while returning from a' visit-to New York’s mayor, Jimmie! of a relative. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bachels of 'Goodyears Bar passed through town As the Governor described it, they . Wednesday en route to their home. Edward R. Russer of Browns Valley was in town Wednesday on a short business call, C. H. Greene of Grass Valley was in town Wednesday en route to Downieville. ' Fred J. Joubert, incumbent, was mountain. Then the pilot sought re-elected to the board of trustees safety by climbing quickly to a, of the Camptonville Union School height of 11,000 feet, but they were District without opposition at the] still in dangerous air currents. A chance opening in the. sea of. clouds appeared beneath andthe! Edgar motored to Sacramento SatPilot zoomed down at a sieep angle and terrific speed to a field where an emergency landing was made. ,; That there is an unusual lack of snow in the higher mountains is apparent to anyone passig over the Sierras. ‘ss On the south or sunny slope of the hills there is practically no snow below the 6500-foot contour. On) the north slope there is gnow from Yuba Pass to the summit, but apparently not over 2% feet, even in Summit Valley. No snow. whatever Mes either in the Donaer Lake basin e school election held Friday. William C. Cunningham and son urday on business. ee Fred J. Joubert motored to Auburn Saturday on a brief. visit. Miss Doris Nightingale of Nevada City passed through Saturday en route to her home at Pike City on a week-end visit. The following were among. those motoring to Downieville to the dance Saturday evening: Mr. and Mra. W. C. Cunningham and daughters Adele and Gladys, and son Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kriegal, Mr. and Mrs, Fred H. Butz, Mr. and Mrg. Acton M. Cleveland, George Butz and Lawrt. SPO Y J Rosh eee “et yt Saturday from San Jose to spend Easter vacation with her parents at Oak Valley. She is a-studeat atthe San Jose Teachers’ College. Miss Helen Jackson accompanied her. District Attorney J. M. McMahon and wife of Downieville passed through town Saturday en route to Nevada City. Earl Kriegal and family of Auburn spent the week-end visiting the Ww. C. Cunningham family at Celestial Valley. ' Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Lavezzola and daughter of Downieville passed through town Saturday en route to North San, Juan. Erle Pauly and brother Myron arrived Saturday from Marysville and left for Mohawk. Ray Knickrem accompanied them. t Mr. and*Mrs, Earl L. Cleveland left Saturday for their home at Sacramento after a couple of days visit here. . Mrs. Hazrl McDowell of San Jose arrived Saturday on a short visit with relatives here. r : Mr. and Mrs, Julius E. Pauley and sons Warren and Leland motored to Marysville Saturday on a day’s visit. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Heether motored to Nevada City Saturday on a short visit. “Miss Jessie Smart arrived Friday to spend a week’s visit with her parents, she is a student at the Marysville Union High School. fl David Lewis returned. Saturday from Antioch where he attended the funeral of the late Jonathan Thomas. Mrs. Ben Huddleson and party of

Modesto arrived Saturday on a weekend visit with friends here. John and Albert Jaynes, who are employed at Downieville, spent a few days last week visiting here. Mrs. F. S. Labadie and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland motored to Marysville Monday on a short business trip. 1 : County Surveyor Jason R. Meek accompanied by his grandson, William Meek, was in town Monday on official business. Miss Katheryne Pauly, student at the San Juan Teachers College is spending Easter vacation visiting her parents here. 1 Myron Pauly returned . Sunday from a short visit at Hohawk ta spend the week here. Mr and Mrs. Levi W. Turner and children motored to the lower counTue bride prefers _ Blaebird Registered Diamond Rings. The lasting splendorof these Registered diamond emgagerient and wedding ’ fimgs are daily reminders of Youth and Romance. BIUEBIRD DIAMOND RINGS H. W. HARTUNG & SON J ewelers 124 Mill St. Grass Valley Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sigourney and little son, Teddy, have returned from Vallejo where they. visited with Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dyke, Mrs. Sigourney’s parents. Mrs. Mary. Ramsey and son, William, former residents, accompanied by Mrs. M. Shoulghter, Jackie Hughes of Sacramento, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Genasci. William Nilon and Mrs. George Hampton arrived last night from San Francisco and will be the guests of their parents, Judge and Mrs. F. T. LAUNDRY 111 Bennett St. Grass Valley N.C.N.G. RR. COMPANY TIME TABLE Effective Sunday, Dec. 24 1938. Trains leave Nevada City at 4:46 a. m., Grass Valley 5:05 a. m., arriving at San Franeisco 1:30 p. m. Trains leave Nevada City at 8:50 a. m., Grass Valley 9:15 a. m., meking direct: connection with S. P. train No. 19 arriving at San Franeisco 3:30 p. m. . : ~ Train leaves Nevada City at 4:10 p. m., Grass Valley at 4.35 p. m, daily except Sunday, making connee~ tion with S. P. train No. 20, leaving: San Franciseo at 12:40 p. m., enabling passangers’ to arrive at Grass Valley 6:55: p. m. and Nevada City 7:16 p. m., daily except Sunday. Train No. 24 leaving San Francisco at 8::00 a. m. arrives at Grass Val2:30 p. m. 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 Sumday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alteghany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves @ 8.00 a. m., for Raugh and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and MarysNevada City daily at 1p. m., ar Leaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada City in time Nevada City, Calif. Patronite Home Industry THE FOR : LESS ALWAYS We Deliver Phone 302 ley at 2:10 p. m. and Nevada City: Service Cleaners Graniteville Stage leaves Nevada CLEANING AND PRESS ING Men’s and Ladies’ Alterations Call for and Deliver Suit Orders Taken PROMPT SERVICE ville. . Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. . Phone 264 n. onnects at martsville or : North San Juan. 215 N. Main St., Grass Valley, Downievilie Auto Stage leaves : : The BEST Gray Hair to conneet. with 10:30 train for try Monday on; a shert visit. Chas H. Greene of Grass Valley Nilon for a few days. = ———— was a business visitor in town Monday. ' Judge William B. Meek motored to Nevada City Tuesday on a short visit. “4 NEVADA CITY CLEANERS Fred J. Joubert motored to Neva1094 Phemes 169M da City Tuesday on a brief business . = ail. : W. H. Osborne Chas C. Skewes of Grass Valley was a business visitor in town Tuesday. We are still decorating chocolate cream Easter Eggs. Leave your orders today. Colley’s confectionery. Mr. and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE San Franeisco. for Nevada City Washington Stage leaves Nevada Citp at 6:30 a. m., for Washingtan eaves Washington at 6:30 a. m Remedy is Home Made <M nrreche a bondi or t 24 { ‘ . Purchased ! Licenised.by State of Califorala i t Bétabtiched HG j 1 WILDBERG BROS. f . SMELTING & e and Bullion Cleaning, — Pressing, — Repairing and daughter Geraldine left Thursday for Sacramento on a couple of days’ visit. ~ & Mrs. Brian Krough is confined to her home by a slight attack of flu. Miss Ruth Grimes arrived from Sacramento to spend the Easter week vacation. T, Hannrahan, who has made his home in this city for: some time past, has taken his departure for Reno, where he may decide to make ‘his home. Misses Helen Winchester andj Marie Allen arrived in this city Tuesday enroute to North Columbia where they will spend the week. 0. BLECTRICAL WIRING L. B. Gregery will do all kinds of electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is well known here fer his high class work. Anyene wishing his services may call the Miners Foundry, Phone 198. We'll broadcast a next Friday over station M-I-L-K BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY HOME OF That CREAMY Milk Phone 77 Peculiar Quality Qur. patrons have found that it i “different” from others; it is more personal, more sympathetie. Ana that is what you want whem youhave trouble in. the family. such as death -and:. its. attendant: misfortunes MODBRN AMBULANCE SERVICS HOLMES FUNERAL HOME SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE oe WEST BOUND , Leave Nevada City ..... ecnceieeeeaeee * Leave Grass Valley .. ...-2.-..0.--Arrive Sacramento ........~ 11:00 A, M., 8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 3:30 P. M. 8:25 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 3:46 P. M. 2:40 P. M., 6:30 P. M. Arrive San Francisco ....-...--56:55 P. M., 11:15 P. Mf. EAST BOUND Leave San Francisco ......-.-7:40 A. M., 11:20 A. M. Leave Sacramento ..... aeiase 8:00 A, M., 12:15 P. M., 3:00 P. M. Arrive Nevada City ..........--11:00 A: M., 3:15 P. M. 6:00 P. M. Arrive Gras Valley .....-.---.---10:45 A. M. 3:00 P.M., 5:45 P. M. ~ = — en . JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engiaeer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Auburn, Calif. Examinations Reports Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil odor end taste. Used in the treatment of Chronic Constipation and as a mild laxative. Also a lubricant for relief of intestinal auto-intoxication. : ia Menie'e .a$39gc. yeti s ’ STORE 4 : > Medern Equipment nev CTY SATA Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases _ Nevada City ets and values of tailings. panies, Automobile insurance. NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE 'E. J. N. Ott. Proprietor Practical mining tests-from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurAssays made for gold, silver. lead and copper. ‘ work promptly attended to. Agent for New -York-California Underwriters, ‘Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insuranee eomMali order’ cheek gO 2 BS,