April 9, 1928 (6 pages)

sf THE NEV ADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA \ The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper ee Qe APRIL 9, 1928 TIRES * ee What You Save on One FEDERAL Helps You Buy ‘The Next Guarant-ed Vul-canizing anu Repairing : ACE TIRE SHOP > 110 Main St. ; Grass Valley ° « i op erertsl: a sft Pi witseAt . envi PARES . NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO Forget your worries and come and eat here. We. will “do -our best to please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE Our Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Pinner _ FRESH FISH We are Now SupplvingOur Customers with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday The Prices Are Reasonable The Oualitv is Richt!. EDDIE LEANG PINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing a Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Cieaning Pressing Repairing Paironize Home indastry rece es : Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J 109M ones : See Me— See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optemetrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Peauty Work. Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles. A Louise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United. States. Mineral. Surveyor. Licensed Land Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. Main Street, Grass 4 ~ ‘headquarters ; ole. (iE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, and de, resources of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCR:PTION RATES One year, California address, $2.00 Outside California in U. Sos 2.80 Siw: MonUns (4.5.22) se 1.00 1jireeMonths ssiicccksees cee .60 One Month .«25 Single: Copies) 22.-25. ieee eds 05 Advertising Rates on application. Entered as mail matter of the seeona class in the pestoffice at Nevada City, California, under , Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 A Legal Newspaper of Genera‘ Circulation for Nevada City and Ne vada County, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and Published at Nevada City. ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY Editor and Publisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and _ Manager PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE IN THE SCHOOLS NOW Miss Marjorie A. White is now publie health nurse for Nevada county, due to funds being, made availeble for her employment by the local Red Cross chapters of Nevada City and Grasg Valley. She is making her in Mrs. Ella-M.Austin’s office at the court house, compiling data on which to begin her work. . Miss Mary: Schmidt .came home Thursday: to spend: her Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Schmidt. The young lady is a student at Mills €aiege. LEGAL NOTICE NOMINEES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following persons have been noininated for the offices hereinafter (mentioned to be filled at the general municipal election to be held in the City of Nevada on Monday, the 9th day of April, 1928. For. City Trustee, three to be elected, for the full term of four years: WADE ARMSTRONG A.-H. HADDY _-BENJAMIN HALL LOUIS W. KOPP. C. R.MURCHIE JAMES PENROSE ALFONSO SEAMAN The following proposition will be submitted to the vote of the electors of said City of Nevada: Shall ench of the members of the board of trustees of the City of Neyada receive as ccinpensation for his -erviecs the sum of ten doliars per month? Dated March 29, 1928. i yeo. H.:Calanan, City Clerk. TO WHOM if MAY CONCERN Having seid the Plaza Super Service Station; I will -not be responsible for any bills contacted after Webruary 29th, 1928. F, M. Rusconi. FRATHRNAL CARDS NEVADA LODGE, Xo. 18. FL & A.M. Stated meetings’ second Wednesday of each month at Masonic Tem8 p: .m. Sofournine brethren are cordiclly invite-t GILBERT J. DAVIS, W.-M. STENGER, Secy. PROFFSSIONAL CARDS _ DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:80 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 2.8. cy pr. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon tiffiee: 400 Broad St.; Nevada City Flours: 10-12.a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance 9 “ 'oM. Walling KH. H. Armstrong KF. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Public: Telephone 41 Hours: om They Heascarar “aecalese S RERESCE Sct F. M. Nilon NILON & NILON , Attorneys at Law ~ Offices: Grass. Valley i, T. Nilon Nevada City W. BE. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City EDWARD ©. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Mfice hours: 10 a. m. to 12 m., 2 . m. to 5:30 p. m.; Monday, Weda-esday, Friday evenings 7 to’ 8. fundivs by appointment. Residence und office, 150144 Mill St. Grass V » iey. Phone 196, ‘ voted to the development of the sie pore 1S : ‘senting or refusing ) RET 7 ~~ MORE POWER TO JIM STEWART! THE MINING INDUSTRY of this section of the state owes James D. Stéwart of Auburn, a considerable debt of gratitude for the unselfish, whole hearted fight he has been waging in behalf of the placer mining industry of California for . the past few years. It is to be suspected that the industry has 'yather been leaving it to Jim to bear the financial burden on his shoulders quite largely to acquaint the people of the state ‘with the facts surrounding the resumption of placer mining once more. The opponents of the plan who seem centered largely in the area about Marysville and Yuba City due to the influence of a few vote getting politicians have grouped the extraction of placer gold under the term “‘hydraulic min— ing” anda bunch of persistent cusses since the days of . 83. it must be admitted, but this doughty mining engineer . has not been subdued by their threats to down every attempt . to revive placer mining in the areas where the mountain . streams drain into the, Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys. . He was the leading figure in the fight to see the Cloudman . bill through the state legislature last year from the mining) operators, and in this connection it must be admitted that the /Nevada county placer interests did not give the.movement the support it was entitled to. That is past history, however. Mr. Stewart is carrying the struggle of the placer miners to get established again, direct to’the people and it is probable that this fall will see:the mining measure on the November ballot. On the night of April 19th, the matter will be debated before the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco. In past discussions before the Club. the case of the miners has heen ably presented by Ray Elliott, Arthur Jarman, Harold C. Cloudman, J. M. Hill, Walter Bradley and Mr. Stewart. It is unfortunate that Congressman Engelbright cannot be present on the 19th to help present the cause of the miners as he has hoped that a strong showing can be made on this occasion as the Commonwealth Club is one of the recognized influential organizations of the state. NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT there will be a meeting of some consequence in Nevada City. The Chamber of Commerce is having a special Roll Call of its large membership on that ocpouring at that time to assist the officers of the organization in planning the year’s work and set proper objectives to be striven for. It is discouraging to find but a slim attendance at some of the meetings when matters of considerable importance are discussed. The Chamber needs the earnest cooperation of ness in Nevada City. Give it your moral support as well os A ial and h Nevada City P ! nancial and watch Nevada Uity Frogress: WITH THE MUNICIPAL election well uncer way today, it is certain that more interest is being taken by the voters as to who will represent their interests on the board of trustees than has been evident for a number of years. It is a healthy . sign and betokens renewed life and prosperity for our fair city as the trustees can exert 2 considerable influence in the growth and progress of the community. AAW JHYDRAULIC MINING 15 _]i\° commun gr mae eins . TO BE FOR DISCUSSION the fight before the last legislature j in which the measure i (Auburn Journal) euainted with the subject. of California issued a interested. wealth Club body, having eall to parties to* discliss . California. the rehabilitation of Hydrautie Min. ing. The first meeting was held in San Francisco on August 10, 1927 at F2: 15). in at the. Coninionwealth Club Headquarters. . menibers throughout . MRS. MAUDE M. KENDRICK PASSES ON IN RICHMOND Mrs. Mavide M. Kendrick, nee This meeting was for the purpose _ Nickerson, passed away at her Richunder Mr. Abbot A. mond home on Thursday. The reHanks as sub chairman {o discuss ; Mains were brought to Nevada City the above question. . for interment and on — Saturday morning funeral services were held from the Holmes Funeral Home, conducted. by the Rev. E. O.-Chapel. Deceased came here with her parents when but a girl from Rocklin and . The Hydraulic Miner's case has ae Ronen eee aoe eo Soh cicccibed be ae Gein Ae davehicrs suriive, Mes. C. B. Wollf ‘thur Jarman, H. C. Cloudman and oF ae Bsa tas settee suey enw viel James D. Stewart; ably seconded by Ubi cooetane B. be vaecer e HI--M--Hill, Welter-Bradley and sev-f se Mrs. Addie Offutt of Petacal athan gaed @icae of ho fuma, Mrs. poe veune and Sree iinet cause. . Mrs. Beulah Coombs of Grass Valley . : : are sisters and . A. Le Wisker and Fred H. Tibbetts their views from the ‘standpoint of irrigationists and the hydraulic miners who will ever be grateful. The Sutter county represented then and later by Mr. Otto Von Geldern, red B. Noyes, Arthur Coats, W. S. O’Brien and _ others. interests were to save fresno are brothers. O'Neill and to North heard ~{hem Miss: Nan Henry, brother, went Columbia Colonel Thos. H. Jackson has giv‘en helpful suggestions and advice from the standpoint cf the Califor; hia Debris Commission. . . . This Section has met each two gpencerville visited in our : Weeks since August 10, and has city Friday. . threshed out some phase of the situation. . Kaeh C.J. English of the. Rose Valley ranch, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Glise of the fection ea {are ERED If ete “a side alternating in pre. AN C Is Ox @) the claims put . . forth by the other. The Section is . now ready to repor t to tne Club, * jand on the evening of April 1%th at . the St. Francis Hotel, San.Franciseo, ; le matter will come up for final dei bate before the Club . be discussed and afterward from the floor. Upon the showing made ‘at. that tiie the . i Board of Governors will dee. le owhut ‘ course shall \in, the matter. James D. Stewart, mining engi' neer of Auburn, and member of the ‘Commonwealth Club and of the Min: -eral Resouce Section, will present the main argument for the hydraulic . miners. = to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market — THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you be taken -by «he Club This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. _ FREE GARAGE { o : T.E. FARRO Liv. Ctewart, has been chosen by w W.M. SELL, Je. been a stalwart champion of the cause at all times. It is to be: casion and it it is to be hoped that there will be a large out-. every member if it is to attain the fullest measure of useful-. g was defeated . by one vote, and-is thoroughly acOn guly= 20,1927, Mr. Waltce fhe outcome of this debate may Stalder, Chairman of the Mineral! te far-reaching, as:'the Common~ . e { Rosouree Section of theCommon-. yealth Club is a -most influential . Jessie Nickerson of 5 Sacramento and Leslie Nickerson of ! Iriday and after a visit with Mrs. . Pee pe: sferteate . ae test sete se setestesteferte steoteqotete suloteletetetes ley fetoteteioteteteteatstetat tite » * a 5 : # : M0 : : z Ks % eS The new Sanitary Napkin created by Johnson & o Kee 5 . Johnson, the Red X People. ae ae ie ae Se Sie Se Sl . As easy to dispose of as Tissue paper. : + . ‘5 ; % : No penetration by leaking on : se i : : x KA The best article made and at the low price, of t A5C per Package of one dozen ~eageoeatenteogesy * ee, seis ‘ E: &e & Just ask for MODESS * oe J BS % . < : ; : * ) x ° ia : a * * et L a iG 9 ie The Reza! Store me wt * HHO . ; a he ye R% Xa cm % % f 3 * £ % ox A : : > ‘ Ea Kd *% 3 & . SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO ALWAYS $ ‘ ae o * You may always rest assured that Keystone Service ¢ &3 . . 7 % is prompt, reliable, dependable and moderate priced. i * The meats we sell are of the finest quality, all Gov*# Bes . . . % ernment Inspected, and the prime cuts, Juicy and ~ °\ sweet to the taste. 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PP; Train 23 arriving at San Francisco. 52 10pan, Miss Retha Downey of Smartsville is visiting in this city with her ;parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Downey. She was accompanied by Miss Allen of, Smartsville. Train reaves Nevada City at 4:40 p. m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., making direct connection with S. ¥. Train 40 leaving San Franeisco at1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m.-and Nevada City, 7:56 p.m. Spend a few pleasant hours at 0.-K. POOL HALL J. W. M®ck -Grass Valley Fares To Colfax, $1.00. Five day round trip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.22. 'p 1 I Cc 14 day round trip $4.00. To he eerieéss ice rea ranciseo $6.46. 3 months roun ™ trip $10.75. Tickets sold Fridays, Soft Drinks Saturdays and Sundays, 16 days : round trip $9.50. Candies . re Nevada City Fares 1gars To . baccos trip $1.75. To Sacramento $3.37. 14 day: return trip $4.50. To San Francisco $6.61. 3 months round trip $11.05. Tickets sold Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, $9.80. 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sf THE NEV ADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA \ The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper ee Qe APRIL 9, 1928 TIRES * ee What You Save on One FEDERAL Helps You Buy ‘The Next Guarant-ed Vul-canizing anu Repairing : ACE TIRE SHOP > 110 Main St. ; Grass Valley ° « i op erertsl: a sft Pi witseAt . envi PARES . NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO Forget your worries and come and eat here. We. will “do -our best to please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE Our Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Pinner _ FRESH FISH We are Now SupplvingOur Customers with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday The Prices Are Reasonable The Oualitv is Richt!. EDDIE LEANG PINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing a Repairs CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Cieaning Pressing Repairing Paironize Home indastry rece es : Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J 109M ones : See Me— See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optemetrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Peauty Work. Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles. A Louise Martin J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United. States.. Mineral.. Surveyor. Licensed Land Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. Main Street, Grass 4 ~ ‘headquarters ; ole. (iE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, and de, resources of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCR:PTION RATES One year, California address, $2.00 Outside California in U. Sos 2.80 Siw: MonUns (4.5.22) se 1.00 1jireeMonths ssiicccksees cee .60 One Month .«25 Single: Copies) 22..-25. ieee eds 05 Advertising Rates on application. Entered as mail matter of the seeona class in the pestoffice at Nevada City, California, under , Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 A Legal Newspaper of Genera‘ Circulation for Nevada City and Ne vada County, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and Published at Nevada City. ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY Editor and Publisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and _ Manager PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE IN THE SCHOOLS NOW Miss Marjorie A. White is now publie health nurse for Nevada county, due to funds being, made availeble for her employment by the local Red Cross chapters of Nevada City and Grasg Valley. She is making her in Mrs. Ella-M.Austin’s office at the court house, compiling data on which to begin her work. . Miss Mary: Schmidt .came home Thursday: to spend: her Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Schmidt. The young lady is a student at Mills €aiege. LEGAL NOTICE NOMINEES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following persons have been noininated for the offices hereinafter (mentioned to be filled at the general municipal election to be held in the City of Nevada on Monday, the 9th day of April, 1928. For. City Trustee, three to be elected, for the full term of four years: WADE ARMSTRONG A.-H. HADDY _-BENJAMIN HALL LOUIS W. KOPP. C. R.MURCHIE JAMES PENROSE ALFONSO SEAMAN The following proposition will be submitted to the vote of the electors of said City of Nevada: Shall ench of the members of the board of trustees of the City of Neyada receive as ccinpensation for his -erviecs the sum of ten doliars per month? Dated March 29, 1928. i yeo. H.:Calanan, City Clerk. TO WHOM if MAY CONCERN Having seid the Plaza Super Service Station; I will -not be responsible for any bills contacted after Webruary 29th, 1928. F, M. Rusconi. FRATHRNAL CARDS NEVADA LODGE, Xo. 18. FL & A.M. Stated meetings’ second Wednesday of each month at Masonic Tem8 p: .m. Sofournine brethren are cordiclly invite-t GILBERT J. DAVIS, W.-M. STENGER, Secy. PROFFSSIONAL CARDS _ DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:80 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 2.8. cy pr. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon tiffiee: 400 Broad St.; Nevada City Flours: 10-12.a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance 9 “ 'oM. Walling KH. H. Armstrong KF. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Public: Telephone 41 Hours: om They Heascarar “aecalese S RERESCE Sct F. M. Nilon NILON & NILON , Attorneys at Law ~ Offices: Grass. Valley i, T. Nilon Nevada City W. BE. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City EDWARD ©. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Mfice hours: 10 a. m. to 12 m., 2 . m. to 5:30 p. m.; Monday, Weda-esday, Friday evenings 7 to’ 8. fundivs by appointment. Residence und office, 150144 Mill St. Grass V » iey. Phone 196, ‘ voted to the development of the sie pore 1S : ‘senting or refusing ) RET 7 ~~ MORE POWER TO JIM STEWART! THE MINING INDUSTRY of this section of the state owes James D. Stéwart of Auburn, a considerable debt of gratitude for the unselfish, whole hearted fight he has been waging in behalf of the placer mining industry of California for . the past few years. It is to be suspected that the industry has 'yather been leaving it to Jim to bear the financial burden on his shoulders quite largely to acquaint the people of the state ‘with the facts surrounding the resumption of placer mining once more. The opponents of the plan who seem centered largely in the area about Marysville and Yuba City due to the influence of a few vote getting politicians have grouped the extraction of placer gold under the term “‘hydraulic min— ing” anda bunch of persistent cusses since the days of . 83. it must be admitted, but this doughty mining engineer . has not been subdued by their threats to down every attempt . to revive placer mining in the areas where the mountain . streams drain into the, Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys. . He was the leading figure in the fight to see the Cloudman . bill through the state legislature last year from the mining) operators, and in this connection it must be admitted that the /Nevada county placer interests did not give the.movement the support it was entitled to. That is past history, however. Mr. Stewart is carrying the struggle of the placer miners to get established again, direct to’the people and it is probable that this fall will see:the mining measure on the November ballot. On the night of April 19th, the matter will be debated before the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco. In past discussions before the Club. the case of the miners has heen ably presented by Ray Elliott, Arthur Jarman, Harold C. Cloudman, J. M. Hill, Walter Bradley and Mr. Stewart. It is unfortunate that Congressman Engelbright cannot be present on the 19th to help present the cause of the miners as he has hoped that a strong showing can be made on this occasion as the Commonwealth Club is one of the recognized influential organizations of the state. NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT there will be a meeting of some consequence in Nevada City. The Chamber of Commerce is having a special Roll Call of its large membership on that ocpouring at that time to assist the officers of the organization in planning the year’s work and set proper objectives to be striven for. It is discouraging to find but a slim attendance at some of the meetings when matters of considerable importance are discussed. The Chamber needs the earnest cooperation of ness in Nevada City. Give it your moral support as well os A ial and h Nevada City P ! nancial and watch Nevada Uity Frogress: WITH THE MUNICIPAL election well uncer way today, it is certain that more interest is being taken by the voters as to who will represent their interests on the board of trustees than has been evident for a number of years. It is a healthy . sign and betokens renewed life and prosperity for our fair city as the trustees can exert 2 considerable influence in the growth and progress of the community. AAW JHYDRAULIC MINING 15 _]i\° commun gr mae eins . TO BE FOR DISCUSSION the fight before the last legislature j in which the measure i (Auburn Journal) euainted with the subject. of California issued a interested. wealth Club body, having eall to parties to* discliss . California. the rehabilitation of Hydrautie Min. ing. The first meeting was held in San Francisco on August 10, 1927 at F2: 15). in at the. Coninionwealth Club Headquarters. . menibers throughout . MRS. MAUDE M. KENDRICK PASSES ON IN RICHMOND Mrs. Mavide M. Kendrick, nee This meeting was for the purpose _ Nickerson, passed away at her Richunder Mr. Abbot A. mond home on Thursday. The reHanks as sub chairman {o discuss ; Mains were brought to Nevada City the above question. . for interment and on — Saturday morning funeral services were held from the Holmes Funeral Home, conducted. by the Rev. E. O.-Chapel. Deceased came here with her parents when but a girl from Rocklin and . The Hydraulic Miner's case has ae Ronen eee aoe eo

Soh cicccibed be ae Gein Ae davehicrs suriive, Mes. C. B. Wollf ‘thur Jarman, H. C. Cloudman and oF ae Bsa tas settee suey enw viel James D. Stewart; ably seconded by Ubi cooetane B. be vaecer e HI--M--Hill, Welter-Bradley and sev-f se Mrs. Addie Offutt of Petacal athan gaed @icae of ho fuma, Mrs. poe veune and Sree iinet cause. . Mrs. Beulah Coombs of Grass Valley . : : are sisters and . A. Le Wisker and Fred H. Tibbetts their views from the ‘standpoint of irrigationists and the hydraulic miners who will ever be grateful. The Sutter county represented then and later by Mr. Otto Von Geldern, red B. Noyes, Arthur Coats, W. S. O’Brien and _ others. interests were to save fresno are brothers. O'Neill and to North heard ~{hem Miss: Nan Henry, brother, went Columbia Colonel Thos. H. Jackson has giv‘en helpful suggestions and advice from the standpoint cf the Califor; hia Debris Commission. . . . This Section has met each two gpencerville visited in our : Weeks since August 10, and has city Friday. . threshed out some phase of the situation. . Kaeh C.J. English of the. Rose Valley ranch, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Glise of the fection ea {are ERED If ete “a side alternating in pre. AN C Is Ox @) the claims put . . forth by the other. The Section is . now ready to repor t to tne Club, * jand on the evening of April 1%th at . the St. Francis Hotel, San.Franciseo, ; le matter will come up for final dei bate before the Club . be discussed and afterward from the floor. Upon the showing made ‘at. that tiie the . i Board of Governors will dee. le owhut ‘ course shall \in, the matter. James D. Stewart, mining engi' neer of Auburn, and member of the ‘Commonwealth Club and of the Min: -eral Resouce Section, will present the main argument for the hydraulic . miners. = to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market — THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you be taken -by «he Club This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. _ FREE GARAGE { o : T.E. FARRO Liv. Ctewart, has been chosen by w W.M. SELL, Je. been a stalwart champion of the cause at all times. It is to be: casion and it it is to be hoped that there will be a large out-. every member if it is to attain the fullest measure of useful-. g was defeated . by one vote, and-is thoroughly acOn guly= 20,1927, Mr. Waltce fhe outcome of this debate may Stalder, Chairman of the Mineral! te far-reaching, as:'the Common~ . e { Rosouree Section of theCommon-. yealth Club is a -most influential . Jessie Nickerson of 5 Sacramento and Leslie Nickerson of ! Iriday and after a visit with Mrs. . Pee pe: sferteate . ae test sete se setestesteferte steoteqotete suloteletetetes ley fetoteteioteteteteatstetat tite » * a 5 : # : M0 : : z Ks % eS The new Sanitary Napkin created by Johnson & o Kee 5 . Johnson, the Red X People. ae ae ie ae Se Sie Se Sl . As easy to dispose of as Tissue paper. : + . ‘5 ; % : No penetration by leaking on : se i : : x KA The best article made and at the low price, of t A5C per Package of one dozen ~eageoeatenteogesy * ee, seis ‘ E: &e & Just ask for MODESS * oe J BS % . < : ; : * ) x ° ia : a * * et L a iG 9 ie The Reza! Store me wt * HHO . ; a he ye R% Xa cm % % f 3 * £ % ox A : : > ‘ Ea Kd *% 3 & . SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO ALWAYS $ ‘ ae o * You may always rest assured that Keystone Service ¢ &3 . . 7 % is prompt, reliable, dependable and moderate priced. i * The meats we sell are of the finest quality, all Gov*# Bes . . . % ernment Inspected, and the prime cuts, Juicy and ~ °\ sweet to the taste. Give us a trial on your next order. x ‘ ., tS %, oe 0 “t 4% . ‘ TONE MARKET ie Calanan and Richards : ., ~, +, *, oH. 19. 0 1% 1s 1%e Ve ate cla cle plete 20+ 0le-ate te teal ee' EX areaterte ofesteateoteste sfeate cleat rteatiete ofa oleate ote nleatestete nye steote tengeste ole ule eeqeaente rfealesie steals oles Potente peti lee od . . Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Mrs. Wm. Treglown for the remainder of April. . TIME TABLE AND RATES D.\S. McCarthy arrived here frum } y Reno Kriday. He was a former resi; = t s or dent of You Bet.— at), . Effective Sunday, Sept. 1927 Tre saves Nevada City at 5:20 \ Charles : i aed een at Train leaves Nevade Fa Bele Ways who formerly-rea. m., Grass Valley at 5:59 a. m., . sided near Graniteville has been here . arriving San Irancisco, 1:30 p. m. . from Leng Beach while on a visit to the old 1 : Train leaves Nevada City at 11:00 co a.m., Grass Valley 11.25 a.m. making direet connection with 8S. PP; Train 23 arriving at San Francisco. 52 10pan, Miss Retha Downey of Smartsville is visiting in this city with her ;parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Downey. She was accompanied by Miss Allen of, Smartsville. Train reaves Nevada City at 4:40 p. m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., making direct connection with S. ¥. Train 40 leaving San Franeisco at1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m.-and Nevada City, 7:56 p.m. Spend a few pleasant hours at 0.-K. POOL HALL J. W. M®ck -Grass Valley Fares To Colfax, $1.00. Five day round trip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.22. 'p 1 I Cc 14 day round trip $4.00. To he eerieéss ice rea ranciseo $6.46. 3 months roun ™ trip $10.75. Tickets sold Fridays, Soft Drinks Saturdays and Sundays, 16 days : round trip $9.50. Candies . re Nevada City Fares 1gars To . baccos trip $1.75. To Sacramento $3.37. 14 day: return trip $4.50. To San Francisco $6.61. 3 months round trip $11.05. Tickets sold Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, $9.80. 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