April 30, 1934 (8 pages)

MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1934 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE. = Gee Mr. and Mrs. Thurm and son; Mr. 0 EAD 0 E ages. Even with this whole mass considerable money to qualify, which O U T ( O Y T e ST O nN ‘ade: e a} ts and Mrs. McClure and son and little DDIE L § BATTLE T of date, there are no instructions] they did after numerous revisions, i daughter. These two familiies oc-. _ MODIFY SECURITY ACT cther than that contained in the. while those that withdrew were not . i 4 cupy the, house of the late Mrs. Bisheadings of: the registration. state-. able to go to this expense, nor was CAMPTONVILLE FRENCH CORRAL hop which her-~son, N. Bishop has . (Contéaned oan page 1) fe and for the balance sheet. it warranted as their propositions By ACTON M. CLEVELAND (By Mrs. Kate M. Sulivan) converted into an apartment. . know exists. It should be amended. AS can be expected,. the filing . were of: moderate size. ® : 3 RSE CAMPTONVILLE, April 26.—Harry FRENCH aCORRAL, April 25th— J. W. Culver made a trip to Grass . Valley to meet his wife who has been . . by striking out the following: the rules and regulations promulgat“or; comes back without the data assem'bled in accordance with the ideas of The only conclusion that I could come to was that the opinion of the 4 Deal made a business trip to Nevada! Tempus fugit:—Yes at’75 it is hard. on extended visit with her daughter oq py the Commission under authorthe Examinér, and, as far as I WaS. men-in the west is correct. City a few days ago. -o keep up with it. in San Francisco. ‘ity thereof,” and by making specific . ibe Egle i tatashes Aaa hig i; ene In making a comparison of the exArt Kink and wife of Yuba City,). While beautiful April failed us for. Mr. and Mrs. F. Haun, who spent/ what constitutes a material fact. Eateries Bren iyi ae onl aglh mines} pected benefits to be derived from were in town Wednesday from Sac-,‘‘April showers’’ The showers came. the winter and spring here have re; . ADMINISTRATION OF ACT so how could he be capable of judgthe Act, as administered for siaail . . Famento, enroute to the upper coun-! along later and made up for it. turned to their home in San Fran. In talking to men engaged in mining. a business as en ee as tas ueke of securities, and the labors oe: * try with a load of produce. Some stockmen had already taken . cisco. ing development, one finds the feel-. highly specialized as a mining ven9+ t1, federal Trade Commission, ¢ q M. G. Calvin, and party, went to; their cattle to the higher mountains Mr. and Mrs. E. Martine, of Neture. : s —wisit. Myron Pauly, the Halkyard Mine Wednesday to do some development work on the propbut stock will remain in the foothills awhile longer. vada City were recent Sunday visitors. ing quite general that a small company unable to hire a corps of exI have observed changes asked for I am reminded of the story of Don Quixote who set out to rescue a fair perts cannot qualify with the Fed-jof twenty-eight of the fifty four maiden and wound up by fighting a erty. The whole country is so beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis have gone. eral Trade Commission. This feeling; questions, and the statement was windmill. Ross C. Zaring motoreg Tuesday! at this time of year, it is a treat to/to Freeman's Crossing for the sum-. has had a very decided effect in ,made up by good, honest men of. Yours respectfully, from an extended trip to the lower. drive over our roads and view the} mer-months. ; keeping these men from taking up;more than ordinary ability and also . (Signed) W. H, SIMONS country. wonderful scenic pictures. Mr. and Mrs. E, Jarvis have gone. new properties and attempting new}; personally known by me. All state-) Idaho State Inspector of Mines. Two Internal Revenue Officers Right here we must tell of a nice. to San Juan to reside. Mr. Jarvis . developments. ments examined had several amendi were in this section Tuesday checking over liuogr licenses and other #ederal revenue matters. Fred J. Joubert motored to Grass Valley Tuesday on a short business business, This section was visited with a she injured her back, returned to her . many of the registration statements] requirements and he withdraws in FREE heavy electrical storm Tuesday af-;ter not yet awakened to the sun-. home last week. She has been stay-. of the mining companies of Idaho, . disgust. FREE New $1.00 ENDERS ternoon, making lots of noise, with . Shine,, and the driveway to the mine. ing with Mrs. Annie Browning in j Montana and California was examin: 3 dona th Speed on with sate ot considerable with a hedge of scotch-bloomo on To suport these conclusions, the Pp Raz packag rainfall, but no damFrank Pendola, and Bill Groves motoored to Red Bluff a few days ago to attend the Round-up. CAMPTONVILLE, April'25.—Mrs. Margaret Goldthwait, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Clendenin and Mrs. Sarah Calvin, motored to Dobbins Sunday as the guests of Mrs. Thomas Williams. Mr. and Mrs. William Rolands, of » Oakland, arrived Sunday on a few / days visit to their old home here. Al Riechart, of Sacramento, was) Ridge. lived for many years. Most of his Priced from four of eee bens budapest = Drug Store q in town' Monday on a brief business] Nugget readers:—Please forgive . lifetime was spent at his old home $5.95 to $22.75 were effective, and one ene ee Nevada City Phone 100 visit. but we cannot refrain from going. at Montezuma Hill. He had hopeFrom my personal knowledge o case t Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E.: Hanson, of Wenetchee, Washington, accompanied by friends, arrived Sunday on a visit to their old home ‘here. Winsmore Chapman, Fred Stal. cup, Mr. and Mrs, F. M. Pickell, Miss Young and James Senfield motored to Pike City Saturday evening to attend a dancing marty. Mr. and Mrs. Dan McGill, of Reno, arrived Sunday to spend a short. visit with Mrs. McGill’s parents, Mr. _/and Mrs.’ Fred B. Hanson. G. T. Cox, of Idaho, passed through town Tuesday enroute to Downieville on a short visit. Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland motored to Marsyville Tuesday on a _ short Hubert Long and Mmrle Pauly returned Monday after a short visit with relatives at Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Malaby returned Tuesday after several months absence at Mariposa. Frank Cartoscelli, of Nevada City, was in town Tuesday on business. Julius E. Pauly motored to Sacrab mento Tuesday on a short trip. trip to the ‘“‘Boss Mine’”’ near Sweetland. The present owners named it the “San Juan’’ mine but old timers can never think of calling it anything but the ‘Boss.”’ shrubbery and forestry past feilds of blue lupins, golden poppies, the lateither side, It was surely an entrancing picture!—Sweetland and the surrounding country was always one of our beauty spots. Then the day was o pleasantly spent at the home of the manager, Mr. Lyser and his charming wife. Association with these splendid people is surely good for the soul. Long may they continue with us, and their good works prosper, for we truly believe the ‘“‘Boss Mine” holds a future for the San Juan back to one Sunday afternoon in girlhood days, when in company with a school chum and the late J. D. Morris of Sebastopol, we took a walk to John Armstrong’s ranch to get some . grapes. Little did any of us think ‘that some day the ranch would be known as a mine. Good honest, kindhearted old John. He was very proud oi his ranch and delighted to show us his orchard and fine vineyard and the maple trees he had sent from the East., We will relate a rather humorous incident that i# only an index to the character of this rugged and seemingly uncouth old Scotchman: One night some of the boys went out to John’s ranch and as they approached the house they heard some one crying and when they came in found poor old John weeping very bitterly; When asked the cause of his grief, he replied ‘‘Drat the old Jennie, evening, I was obliged to whip her. Well so much for that! . Our schoo] now numbers 18 pu. pils. Among nemcomers ‘are Mr. Mrs. Thompson. and offers you the best there is in monuments. We are still erecting yn hand. done by skilled workmen. customers In every way. Champion road, or write NETZ QUARRY AND MONUMENTAL WORKS granite curbing at $3.00 per foot, family name and filling included. A large stock of modern individual and: double markers are Any design wanted is made to order, and all work is We are trying our best to please our Call at the Stone cutting plant and Poloishing shed on the L. NETZ, P. O. BOX 284, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA cemetery curbings, markers and she. behaved so badly this May Day Dance BENEFIT NEVADA CITY FIREMEN HALL FUND Tuesday, May 1 ist., 1 934. has employment at the ‘‘Boss Mine’’. Mr. and’ Mrs. A. Kingman, of Grass Valley are visiting in North San Juan. W. P. Clerkin and sister, Miss Milsuffering from an accident in which Nevada City. She is still unable to be around. Her daughter, Irene reurned from Jackson Tuesday, to take care care of her. Since our last writing, Frank W. Murphy, who has been ill for many weeks in the Nevada City Sanitarium, pased away. He had made a long and hard struggle for a return to health, and a true and faithful friend has been lost, when that heart was stilled forever. He-was native of Grass Valley, where the family fully looked forward to regaining his strength sufficient to return to the old home place, and never knew that the old home was reduced to ashes about two weeks before he passed away. Funeral services were held in St Canice church, Nevada City, and interment in the family plot in the Catholic cemetery, Grass Valley. The long cortege which followed the funeral car and the many beautiful floral the loving friendship in which he was held. % Mr. and Mrs. William Sandow, of Lincoln, attended the funeral of the late William Sandow, in Nevada City Saturday. % Rev. C. F. Washburn conducted services at the county hospital Sunday afternoon. Pieces attested to . . Members of the force of the Federal Trade Commission blame this upon some kind of propaganda. I believe that it is because the cause, ed. The following conditions were found, and a conclusion can be readily drawn: When a man writes in and asks for blanks With which to file his statement, a statement consisting of 31 pages, to fill out, a copy of the Securities Act, containing 24 pages, and the rules and regulations of the Federal Trade Commission, consisting of 38 Creations Now Here! That Are New Frocks and Diffe:; .38 Personal Attention iven Out-of-Town Pairons KNEELAND’S 922 K Street aa Sacramento Plymouth Nevada City Garage CHAS. E. LEITER SALES and Service SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT— “ANYWHERE: ANYTIME” GREASING Distributor GAS AND OIL 128 MAIN STREET Motor Repair}Work of Every Kind Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS C. E. WAITE, SUPT. REPAIR DEPT. Expert }i NEVADA CITY “cnanics PHONE 133 administrative . Act and its administration ! all of the correspondence and . he is sent three copies of ; ments that had been requested and some of them had grown to ‘six inches, or more, in thickness as a result of this correspondence. : visit. : —We left home early in the morn-. ler, made a tdip to Alleghany last is not suitable in its present form for, seq in several of the letters request; . } DR. WEST TOOTH PASTE ; William Polkinghorn, of Nevadajing and the air was so exhilirating, . week. issues of small blocks of securities. ing withdrawal,to badger-the appli17c 2 for 33c ; City, was in town Wednesday onjand the beauty of the view of the Mrs. A. Browning who has been To determine, if possible, the real!cant to a point where he feels that . iit is impossible to comply with the number of withdrawals were obtained, and of only 142 totdl filings for mining ventures, 29 were in process of examination and correction; of the remaining 113, 39 or 34%% had withdrawn after several attempts to comply, and 17 had been stopped, usually for failure to file information within a certain time limit. A further fact was brought out by ' ENROLL NOW—in a . tions as instruc© f the examination of the filings from . Idaho: Only seven had filed and these companies, the two that became offective were capable and willins to hire a crew of experts and spent Learn Beauty Culture Modern Progressive School . SPECIAL The result naturally is, as aah Ask how to get live turtlee blades Both for 35c KOLYNOS SPECIAL Community Silver Spoon given with each 50c. tube Koynos’ Tooth Paste ff SAPET ¥ R. E. HARRIS Fr GLASSES Open the door to a new world for people whose eyesight is poor . GEO. H .SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST . Our students have held positore in other schools, are ce ieasing ir e! i pot shops, and as operators are always preferred. Northern California Students, . : —-Consult Madame Cochrane: WE APPRECIATE “Out-of-Town” -of-Town" Patronage seks $9.46 3 > Permanent Admiracion Oil 6. 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. aa ge Deluxe Wave CaliforniaBeauty School Main 9415 1110 8th St. Sacramento “Efficiant Mining is your Success” Cut 20 per cent off your mill over-head A. I. BALDWIN 1325 92nd. Ave Oakland, Calif. Phone Trinidad 3725 FREE Beautiful Tudor Plate Spoon made and guaran. i teed by Oneida Community. With a large tube of Calynos Tooth OUR. MEATS WILL PLEASE MEAT The Center of the Meal We can fill your needs for the dinner pariy ses OUR SAUSAGES have won the approval of our most fastidious patrons. You will surprised at their flavor and freshness.—-WHY NOT GIVH THEM A TRIAL? ‘ ADMISSION — — nas . , Paste . Hl . y ." { { Carmen Veck Belle H. Thompson _ . MINING DIRECTORY . . !" 2" ; es Mieting and Metatiurgical Engineers — Examinations — Roports SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK lt DICKERMAN ! —Technicat Management — Mining Machinery — Power Plante SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE & MANICURE e@ al a I el i oe Cates] : j SOE ee ree THE Permanent: Waven-Complete . NEVADA OMY CATFORNIA a $2 95 $3 50 $5.00 i zi COMMERCIAL ST. Nevada City he Techow Laboratories " : 50 $5.00 up . [ A echo ora &6 S age 1 nirat . me WALTER TECHOW, Ph. D, pir ) Onceniraicr Pe te ing x : HW . SURREAL SA § Consulting Engineerand Chemist ce Cold F Black Sand z cos 3 { ae nie cs : ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES cesar es : . apd a an PHONE 740 GRASS VALLEY . anna ; Main 4215 620 Eye Street o —— = / ; fsa "Resrenente, California : Black Sand Miller Automobile Ageney . ommander-in: 6’ : x MINE HELP Miners, Hoist Men, ComNB GRAVEL . worker’ is proving herself to be an ancient . { : % pressor Men, Electricians,. GROUND ORE A GRAVE 9 ; 5 rT an er — yers wi ". e ! Dad, Jack M d that Rosal ‘ 1 Biackemitie, Mle ere Milmen, Mil’ . DEMONSTRATIONS FREE MRS. VONDRACEK’S MATERNITY HOME Hier Dad, Jack Morshead, insisted that Rosalra supplied. Reliable, Dependable Service, Until Further Notice. 128 NEAL STREET PHONE 779 in tura fs thankful that her father had. sisloas . one or rea ur Expense y ; Mr. R ader: Now is the time to choose { Natiqual Hmplormant Agency REO oN «. yA Sicha Nevada County’s New and Only Maternity Home POSITION OF IMPORTANCE Stank training ff 926-2nd St. Sacramento Main ' aes Not a Hospital, but a real home for that blessed event ig Haid inching i tharotar sat canes 1 DEMAND. OTHE WE ARE PREPARED eae a = _ th _ llega oe ood — a business BRAINARD BR RS]. ‘ ge yond. START TODAY.” io Davis Hi, iway * Sacramento to do all kinds of Printinga We oe offer expert care for pant persons, —— or x ' “Heavy and Light Machine MS LI ose requiring a special diet. Mrs. Edna DuRue, graduate nurse Write today for infarmacion A oe — pele re las MINE F' a OF A and dietician has had unusual success in this department. Heald’s Business Colleg e and Secretarial School n —— b Used Mining Equipment of All Kinds . ONE Open to all Reputable Physicians. Mrs. Vondracek, Supt. K Street +o ta SE ER 1 Fee Mor. a. oe 629 ff ss Phone 614 — ae eald’s Engineering School, San Francisco . i or WOR ICT Let Us Figure on your Next Order -— . y j 3 . = = tnd layed IS pane erage S ous ae cobs inh mncomnammtinem em PE: sates Ars es = Ce ed ° 5 ee — SEN SARE PRT Rees 2 tat as 5 ee FP SBR sees

MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1934 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE. = Gee Mr. and Mrs. Thurm and son; Mr. 0 EAD 0 E ages. Even with this whole mass considerable money to qualify, which O U T ( O Y T e ST O nN ‘ade: e a} ts and Mrs. McClure and son and little DDIE L § BATTLE T of date, there are no instructions] they did after numerous revisions, i daughter. These two familiies oc-. _ MODIFY SECURITY ACT cther than that contained in the. while those that withdrew were not . i 4 cupy the, house of the late Mrs. Bisheadings of: the registration. state-. able to go to this expense, nor was CAMPTONVILLE FRENCH CORRAL hop which her-~son, N. Bishop has . (Contéaned oan page 1) fe and for the balance sheet. it warranted as their propositions By ACTON M. CLEVELAND (By Mrs. Kate M. Sulivan) converted into an apartment. . know exists. It should be amended. AS can be expected,. the filing . were of: moderate size. ® : 3 RSE CAMPTONVILLE, April 26.—Harry FRENCH aCORRAL, April 25th— J. W. Culver made a trip to Grass . Valley to meet his wife who has been . . by striking out the following: the rules and regulations promulgat“or; comes back without the data assem'bled in accordance with the ideas of The only conclusion that I could come to was that the opinion of the 4 Deal made a business trip to Nevada! Tempus fugit:—Yes at’75 it is hard. on extended visit with her daughter oq py the Commission under authorthe Examinér, and, as far as I WaS. men-in the west is correct. City a few days ago. -o keep up with it. in San Francisco. ‘ity thereof,” and by making specific . ibe Egle i tatashes Aaa hig i; ene In making a comparison of the exArt Kink and wife of Yuba City,). While beautiful April failed us for. Mr. and Mrs. F. Haun, who spent/ what constitutes a material fact. Eateries Bren iyi ae onl aglh mines} pected benefits to be derived from were in town Wednesday from Sac-,‘‘April showers’’ The showers came. the winter and spring here have re; . ADMINISTRATION OF ACT so how could he be capable of judgthe Act, as administered for siaail . . Famento, enroute to the upper coun-! along later and made up for it. turned to their home in San Fran. In talking to men engaged in mining. a business as en ee as tas ueke of securities, and the labors oe: * try with a load of produce. Some stockmen had already taken . cisco. ing development, one finds the feel-. highly specialized as a mining ven9+ t1, federal Trade Commission, ¢ q M. G. Calvin, and party, went to; their cattle to the higher mountains Mr. and Mrs. E. Martine, of Neture. : s —wisit. Myron Pauly, the Halkyard Mine Wednesday to do some development work on the propbut stock will remain in the foothills awhile longer. vada City were recent Sunday visitors. ing quite general that a small company unable to hire a corps of exI have observed changes asked for I am reminded of the story of Don Quixote who set out to rescue a fair perts cannot qualify with the Fed-jof twenty-eight of the fifty four maiden and wound up by fighting a erty. The whole country is so beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis have gone. eral Trade Commission. This feeling; questions, and the statement was windmill. Ross C. Zaring motoreg Tuesday! at this time of year, it is a treat to/to Freeman's Crossing for the sum-. has had a very decided effect in ,made up by good, honest men of. Yours respectfully, from an extended trip to the lower. drive over our roads and view the} mer-months. ; keeping these men from taking up;more than ordinary ability and also . (Signed) W. H, SIMONS country. wonderful scenic pictures. Mr. and Mrs. E, Jarvis have gone. new properties and attempting new}; personally known by me. All state-) Idaho State Inspector of Mines. Two Internal Revenue Officers Right here we must tell of a nice. to San Juan to reside. Mr. Jarvis . developments. ments examined had several amendi were in this section Tuesday checking over liuogr licenses and other #ederal revenue matters. Fred J. Joubert motored to Grass Valley Tuesday on a short business business, This section was visited with a she injured her back, returned to her . many of the registration statements] requirements and he withdraws in FREE heavy electrical storm Tuesday af-;ter not yet awakened to the sun-. home last week. She has been stay-. of the mining companies of Idaho, . disgust. FREE New $1.00 ENDERS ternoon, making lots of noise, with . Shine,, and the driveway to the mine. ing with Mrs. Annie Browning in j Montana and California was examin: 3 dona th Speed on with sate ot considerable with a hedge of scotch-bloomo on To suport these conclusions, the Pp Raz packag rainfall, but no damFrank Pendola, and Bill Groves motoored to Red Bluff a few days ago to attend the Round-up. CAMPTONVILLE, April'25.—Mrs. Margaret Goldthwait, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Clendenin and Mrs. Sarah Calvin, motored to Dobbins Sunday as the guests of Mrs. Thomas Williams. Mr. and Mrs. William Rolands, of » Oakland, arrived Sunday on a few / days visit to their old home here. Al Riechart, of Sacramento, was) Ridge. lived for many years. Most of his Priced from four of eee bens budapest = Drug Store q in town' Monday on a brief business] Nugget readers:—Please forgive . lifetime was spent at his old home $5.95 to $22.75 were effective, and one ene ee Nevada City Phone 100 visit. but we cannot refrain from going. at Montezuma Hill. He had hopeFrom my personal knowledge o case t Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E.: Hanson, of Wenetchee, Washington, accompanied by friends, arrived Sunday on a visit to their old home ‘here. Winsmore Chapman, Fred Stal. cup, Mr. and Mrs, F. M. Pickell, Miss Young and James Senfield motored to Pike City Saturday evening to attend a dancing marty. Mr. and Mrs. Dan McGill, of Reno, arrived Sunday to spend a short. visit with Mrs. McGill’s parents, Mr. _/and Mrs.’ Fred B. Hanson. G. T. Cox, of Idaho, passed through town Tuesday enroute to Downieville on a short visit. Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland motored to Marsyville Tuesday on a _ short Hubert Long and Mmrle Pauly returned Monday after a short visit with relatives at Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Malaby returned Tuesday after several months absence at Mariposa. Frank Cartoscelli, of Nevada City, was in town Tuesday on business. Julius E. Pauly motored to Sacrab mento Tuesday on a short trip. trip to the ‘“‘Boss Mine’”’ near Sweetland. The present owners named it the “San Juan’’ mine but old timers can never think of calling it anything but the ‘Boss.”’ shrubbery and forestry past feilds of blue lupins, golden poppies, the lateither side, It was surely an entrancing picture!—Sweetland and the surrounding country was always one of our beauty spots. Then the day was o pleasantly spent at the home of the manager, Mr. Lyser and his charming wife. Association with these splendid people is surely good for the soul. Long may they continue with us, and their good works prosper, for we truly believe the ‘“‘Boss Mine” holds a future for the San Juan back to one Sunday afternoon in girlhood days, when in company with a school chum and the late J. D. Morris of Sebastopol, we took a walk to John Armstrong’s ranch to get some . grapes. Little did any of us think ‘that some day the ranch would be known as a mine. Good honest, kindhearted old John. He was very proud oi his ranch and delighted to show us his orchard and fine vineyard and the maple trees he had sent from the East., We will relate a rather humorous incident that i# only an index to the character of this rugged and seemingly uncouth old Scotchman: One night some of the boys went out to John’s ranch and as they approached the house they heard some one crying and when they came in found poor old John weeping very bitterly; When asked the cause of his grief, he replied ‘‘Drat the old Jennie, evening, I was obliged to whip her. Well so much for that! . Our schoo] now numbers 18 pu. pils. Among nemcomers ‘are Mr. Mrs. Thompson. and offers you the best there is in monuments. We are still erecting yn hand. done by skilled workmen. customers In every way. Champion road, or write NETZ QUARRY AND MONUMENTAL WORKS granite curbing at $3.00 per foot, family name and filling included. A large stock of modern individual and: double markers are Any design wanted is made to order, and all work is We are trying our best to please our Call at the Stone cutting plant and Poloishing shed on the L. NETZ, P. O. BOX 284, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA cemetery curbings, markers and she. behaved so badly this May Day Dance BENEFIT NEVADA CITY FIREMEN HALL FUND Tuesday, May 1 ist., 1 934. has employment at the ‘‘Boss Mine’’. Mr. and’ Mrs. A. Kingman, of Grass Valley are visiting in North San Juan. W. P. Clerkin and sister, Miss Milsuffering from an accident in which Nevada City. She is still unable to be around. Her daughter, Irene reurned from Jackson Tuesday, to take care care of her. Since our last writing, Frank W. Murphy, who has been ill for many weeks in the Nevada City Sanitarium, pased away. He had made a long and hard struggle for a return to health, and a true and faithful friend has been lost, when that heart was stilled forever. He-was native of Grass Valley, where the family fully looked forward to regaining his strength sufficient to return to the old home place, and never knew that the old home was reduced to ashes about two weeks before he passed away. Funeral services were held in St Canice church, Nevada City, and interment in the family plot in the Catholic cemetery, Grass Valley. The long cortege which followed the funeral car and the many beautiful floral the loving friendship in which he was held. % Mr. and Mrs. William Sandow, of Lincoln, attended the funeral of the late William Sandow, in Nevada City Saturday. % Rev. C. F. Washburn conducted services at the county hospital Sunday afternoon. Pieces attested to . . Members of the force of the Federal Trade Commission blame this upon some kind of propaganda. I believe that it is because the cause,

ed. The following conditions were found, and a conclusion can be readily drawn: When a man writes in and asks for blanks With which to file his statement, a statement consisting of 31 pages, to fill out, a copy of the Securities Act, containing 24 pages, and the rules and regulations of the Federal Trade Commission, consisting of 38 Creations Now Here! That Are New Frocks and Diffe:; .38 Personal Attention iven Out-of-Town Pairons KNEELAND’S 922 K Street aa Sacramento Plymouth Nevada City Garage CHAS. E. LEITER SALES and Service SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT— “ANYWHERE: ANYTIME” GREASING Distributor GAS AND OIL 128 MAIN STREET Motor Repair}Work of Every Kind Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS C. E. WAITE, SUPT. REPAIR DEPT. Expert }i NEVADA CITY “cnanics PHONE 133 administrative . Act and its administration ! all of the correspondence and . he is sent three copies of ; ments that had been requested and some of them had grown to ‘six inches, or more, in thickness as a result of this correspondence. : visit. : —We left home early in the morn-. ler, made a tdip to Alleghany last is not suitable in its present form for, seq in several of the letters request; . } DR. WEST TOOTH PASTE ; William Polkinghorn, of Nevadajing and the air was so exhilirating, . week. issues of small blocks of securities. ing withdrawal,to badger-the appli17c 2 for 33c ; City, was in town Wednesday onjand the beauty of the view of the Mrs. A. Browning who has been To determine, if possible, the real!cant to a point where he feels that . iit is impossible to comply with the number of withdrawals were obtained, and of only 142 totdl filings for mining ventures, 29 were in process of examination and correction; of the remaining 113, 39 or 34%% had withdrawn after several attempts to comply, and 17 had been stopped, usually for failure to file information within a certain time limit. A further fact was brought out by ' ENROLL NOW—in a . tions as instruc© f the examination of the filings from . Idaho: Only seven had filed and these companies, the two that became offective were capable and willins to hire a crew of experts and spent Learn Beauty Culture Modern Progressive School . SPECIAL The result naturally is, as aah Ask how to get live turtlee blades Both for 35c KOLYNOS SPECIAL Community Silver Spoon given with each 50c. tube Koynos’ Tooth Paste ff SAPET ¥ R. E. HARRIS Fr GLASSES Open the door to a new world for people whose eyesight is poor . GEO. H .SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST . Our students have held positore in other schools, are ce ieasing ir e! i pot shops, and as operators are always preferred. Northern California Students, . : —-Consult Madame Cochrane: WE APPRECIATE “Out-of-Town” -of-Town" Patronage seks $9.46 3 > Permanent Admiracion Oil 6. 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. aa ge Deluxe Wave CaliforniaBeauty School Main 9415 1110 8th St. Sacramento “Efficiant Mining is your Success” Cut 20 per cent off your mill over-head A. I. BALDWIN 1325 92nd. Ave Oakland, Calif. Phone Trinidad 3725 FREE Beautiful Tudor Plate Spoon made and guaran. i teed by Oneida Community. With a large tube of Calynos Tooth OUR. MEATS WILL PLEASE MEAT The Center of the Meal We can fill your needs for the dinner pariy ses OUR SAUSAGES have won the approval of our most fastidious patrons. You will surprised at their flavor and freshness.—-WHY NOT GIVH THEM A TRIAL? ‘ ADMISSION — — nas . , Paste . Hl . y ." { { Carmen Veck Belle H. Thompson _ . MINING DIRECTORY . . !" 2" ; es Mieting and Metatiurgical Engineers — Examinations — Roports SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK lt DICKERMAN ! —Technicat Management — Mining Machinery — Power Plante SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE & MANICURE e@ al a I el i oe Cates] : j SOE ee ree THE Permanent: Waven-Complete . NEVADA OMY CATFORNIA a $2 95 $3 50 $5.00 i zi COMMERCIAL ST. Nevada City he Techow Laboratories " : 50 $5.00 up . [ A echo ora &6 S age 1 nirat . me WALTER TECHOW, Ph. D, pir ) Onceniraicr Pe te ing x : HW . SURREAL SA § Consulting Engineerand Chemist ce Cold F Black Sand z cos 3 { ae nie cs : ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES cesar es : . apd a an PHONE 740 GRASS VALLEY . anna ; Main 4215 620 Eye Street o —— = / ; fsa "Resrenente, California : Black Sand Miller Automobile Ageney . ommander-in: 6’ : x MINE HELP Miners, Hoist Men, ComNB GRAVEL . worker’ is proving herself to be an ancient . { : % pressor Men, Electricians,. GROUND ORE A GRAVE 9 ; 5 rT an er — yers wi ". e ! Dad, Jack M d that Rosal ‘ 1 Biackemitie, Mle ere Milmen, Mil’ . DEMONSTRATIONS FREE MRS. VONDRACEK’S MATERNITY HOME Hier Dad, Jack Morshead, insisted that Rosalra supplied. 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