August 11, 1930 (8 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA PAGE EIGHT === aes DURING PAST WEEK SOCIETY HAPPENINGS ns. E. M. RECTOR } HOSTESS AT DELIFHTFUL PARTY Mrs. E. M. Rector was hostess on Saturday afternoon at a delightful party complementing her sister, Mrs. Carl A. Libbey of Eureka. Fifty guests enjoyed the <pecgaaeas and the games which followed: Mrs. E. W. Schmidt and Mrs. Gove €. Celio held the high score in. auction bridge. Mrs. Carl Libbey, Mrs. Beth West and Mrs. Geo. W. Starr. The mah jongg winners were Mrs. W. H. Hosking of Long Beach and Mra. W. G. Richards. _ Mrs. Libbey is an accomplished soloist and delighted the guests with several vocal numbers. Mrs. Gove Celio and Mrs. A. B. Foote also sang beautifully. Mrs. Betty West rendered a@ piano golo, * ‘Miss KATHERINE HOGAN REVEALS ENGAGEMENT An announcement of unusual! interest was made public, last week in the engagement of Miss Katherine Elizabeth Hogan of this. city to William Waite Morgan of Oakland. The romance dates back to school ‘days which they both attended locally. Miss Hogan is a graduate of the University of California. She. has been teaching in Smartsville for the past year. Mr. Morgan isa nephew of Mrs. F. T. Nilon .He holds a responsible position in an Oakland bank. MRS. OTTO SCHIFFNER HAS DELIGHTFUL PARTY Mrs. Otto Schiffner entertained about sixteen ladies at a_ bridge luncheon. The lunchéon was served at one large table in the dining room which was beautifully decorated with flowers. After the luncheon bridge was Played for several hours, first prize going to Mrs. E. J. N. Ott, second prize to’ Mrs. Gordon Bettles and the consolation prize to Mrs. Ew Bosch. The out of town guests included Mrs. Ed Bosch of Winnemucca; Mrs James K. Davis, Mrs. Jewett Adams, product of the mine averaged $38.78 a ton, a remarkably high grade. LOW GRADE ORE PAYS BEST AT UTAH MINE By GAIL MARTIN Salt Lake City, Aug. 1—Some interesting and valuable facts concerning Utah non-ferrous mining are brought out by a study of the rePorts made to the state board of equalization by Utah companies. The first of these is that the most money in Utah was made in 1929 as in every other year by the Utah Copper Co. from treating the lowest grade ore mined in the state. Utah Copper, with an ore containin Igess value than coal or a gross of $2.99 a ton, amassed a total gross yield of $53,125,300 from the mining of 17,724100 tons of ore. The richest ore was shipped by Loeffler Palmer from his “one man” Rube mine in the Deep Creek dis-' trict, Gold Hill, Utah. Palmer operates most of the time alone. He mines narrow seams of gold quartz. A graduate engineer, assayer and exPert miner of wide experience, he is able to clean up a tidy sum each year. During 1929 his Product had an average per ton value of $105.20 His mining cost. was $27.10, the highest in the state supplying proof for the mining axiom that the higher . rade the product the hiher will be the cost of mining. Utah’s only other gold mine reporting net proceeds jig the Eureka , Standard of the Tintic Standard . Mining Co. The Eureka Standard’ sg . product averaged $23.03 in gold with mining costs of $11.03 a ton. Next to the Utah Copper the largest producers were two silver-lead . Mines, the Silver King Coalition of . erage of $34.08 a ton. ‘The Bingham Prospect, the Ps A. Hogle property, shipped the highest grade product from Bingham. Bingham Prospect ore averaged $22.79 during 1929. shippers with regard to value of Park Utah third. However, in the Product. New Quincy was second and surpassed other Park City mines. Some remarkably. low mining costs were attained during 1929 by Tintic Mines. Centennial Eureka costs were but $1.74 a ton and Empire Mines $3.43 a very low average for this type of mining. Tintic Standard costs amounted to $12.08 for the year, North Lily to $8.77 a ton and Silver King Coalition $3.57 a ton. Utah Copper with a cost of 44c a ton was, of course, the lowest cost producer in Utah. Bingham Prospect’s cost amounted to $8.78 a ton, Utah Copper led with net proceeds of $26,526,766, or $16.37 per share and dividend disbursements for the year were $16.37. Silver King Coalition had the largest net proceeds total of the silverlead mines, this item amounting to $1,726514 or $1.41-a share. Dividends of $1.20 a share were paid, leaving 21¢e a share for sunplus. Incidentally, it might be noted that the Silver King Coalition was the only company to keep its dividend disbursements within the compass of its net proceeds. Tintic Standard’snet proceeds amounted to $1,190,639 or $1.03 a . share as compared with dividend distark City with a gross yteld of bursements of $1.30 a share_Min. $4,868,969 and the Tintic Standard . ing Press. of Eureka with $4,275,543. The next = largest producers were North <a with a production of $2,484,552 in. metals and Park Utah with $2, 808, a 089. The Silver King Coalition shipped. the highest grade product which ran 4 $98.37 a ton. All of the Silver King . ERNIE’S BARBER SHOP _ . 108 Pine Street Ladies and Gents Hair and Mrs. Sessions of San Francisco; Mrs. H. S. Bradley and Mrs George oS of Berkeley FARM BUREAU HOLDS RECEPTION TUESDAY A public receptio nwas given’ in Grass Valley under the auspices 01 the Farm Bureau last Tuesday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Graser. A large number atterded represent_ ing both the farming section and 0). v Subscribe for The Nugget ——— —— BROAD STREET LUNCH ROOM ITLIAN and FRENCH DINNERS AND SHORT ORDERS EVERY DAY Raviolas and Chicken Coalition ore with the exception of ! Cutting 50c a few carloads was concentrated in} Shaving 25¢ the Silver King Coalition flotation . Hours: 8—6, Saturdays 8—8s i sages Our Motto: “SERVICE” Tintic Standard shipped the high) est grade crude ore. During 1929 the; 2 ; TYPICAL Of the District OUR NUGGET JEWELERY Combines Natural Beauty With Expert Handicraft H. A. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers Grass Valley 124 Mill Street California business section of Grass Valley. = 1242 NEVADA CITY GARAGE OFFICIAL STATION HEAD LIGHTS BRAKES North Lily came second with an aySilver King Coalition led Park City matter of tonnage Park Utah far]. fares.& trains. Sournns PaciFic takes a personal interest in your vacation plans. Train schedules are arranged to give you maximum time there—to get you there and back swiftly and comfortably. To many points, overnight Pullmans save the precious daylight hours for play. ~. Fares, too, are planned especially for vacations. Low . Summer roundtrips with 16_ day return limits are just right for a two-weeks’ vacation. Week-end and Sunday roundtrips to nearby points are proportionately lower. Southern Pacific Vacation Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Pressing Repairing Patronize Home industry Cleaning EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City A SOUND 5.50°, INVESTMENT First Preferred Stock of PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC Co. EASY TERMS $5.00 down and $1.00 per share monthly Interest allowed on installments Non-Assessable by the company ‘ from personal property Tax in California Exempt . from Normal Federal Individual Income Tax Dividends paid every three months rice $25.00 per share, netting 5.50 per —— on investment Exempt Orders may be placed or further information obtained at any of our offices, or at PACIFIC GAS AND: ELECTRIC COMPANY Stock Sales Department 245 Market Street, San Francisco Make remittances payable to Pacific Gas and Hlectric Company TWO NFW SPECIALS 8 oz. bottle McKessons Milk of Magnesia free with a tube of McKessons Tooth Paste. Regular price 64c. Special 39c. 25c McKessons Mosquitne, heals their bite, free witha 25c Sunburn Lotion. repels Mosquitos and bottle of McKessons Both for 25c. H. DICKERMAN DO YOU SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET? ¥vr>yy-, There is one man in every State that can serve all of its people best is a true representative of the spirit of California. James Rolph, Jr., has reflected the highest credit upon the community of which he has been the Mayor for nearly twenty years. James Rolph, Jr., is exceptionally well equipped to foster and expand the affection that the people of all the other States entertain for California. James Rolph, Jr., interprets correctly and accurately the ideals and impulses of the people of California. James Rolph, Jr., better than any other man, can break down what remains of the sectional prejudices in California, which he has constantly striven to abate. James Rolph, Jr., is California born and raised, and in the twenty years of his public service he has built up a record of achievement that qualifies him as the one man that can best serve all the people of California. usu ROLPH, JR.,

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA PAGE EIGHT === aes DURING PAST WEEK SOCIETY HAPPENINGS ns. E. M. RECTOR } HOSTESS AT DELIFHTFUL PARTY Mrs. E. M. Rector was hostess on Saturday afternoon at a delightful party complementing her sister, Mrs. Carl A. Libbey of Eureka. Fifty guests enjoyed the <pecgaaeas and the games which followed: Mrs. E. W. Schmidt and Mrs. Gove €. Celio held the high score in. auction bridge. Mrs. Carl Libbey, Mrs. Beth West and Mrs. Geo. W. Starr. The mah jongg winners were Mrs. W. H. Hosking of Long Beach and Mra. W. G. Richards. _ Mrs. Libbey is an accomplished soloist and delighted the guests with several vocal numbers. Mrs. Gove Celio and Mrs. A. B. Foote also sang beautifully. Mrs. Betty West rendered a@ piano golo, * ‘Miss KATHERINE HOGAN REVEALS ENGAGEMENT An announcement of unusual! interest was made public, last week in the engagement of Miss Katherine Elizabeth Hogan of this. city to William Waite Morgan of Oakland. The romance dates back to school ‘days which they both attended locally. Miss Hogan is a graduate of the University of California. She. has been teaching in Smartsville for the past year. Mr. Morgan isa nephew of Mrs. F. T. Nilon .He holds a responsible position in an Oakland bank. MRS. OTTO SCHIFFNER HAS DELIGHTFUL PARTY Mrs. Otto Schiffner entertained about sixteen ladies at a_ bridge luncheon. The lunchéon was served at one large table in the dining room which was beautifully decorated with flowers. After the luncheon bridge was Played for several hours, first prize going to Mrs. E. J. N. Ott, second prize to’ Mrs. Gordon Bettles and the consolation prize to Mrs. Ew Bosch. The out of town guests included Mrs. Ed Bosch of Winnemucca; Mrs James K. Davis, Mrs. Jewett Adams, product of the mine averaged $38.78 a ton, a remarkably high grade. LOW GRADE ORE PAYS BEST AT UTAH MINE By GAIL MARTIN Salt Lake City, Aug. 1—Some interesting and valuable facts concerning Utah non-ferrous mining are brought out by a study of the rePorts made to the state board of equalization by Utah companies. The first of these is that the most money in Utah was made in 1929 as in every other year by the Utah Copper Co. from treating the lowest grade ore mined in the state. Utah Copper, with an ore containin Igess value than coal or a gross of $2.99 a ton, amassed a total gross yield of $53,125,300 from the mining of 17,724100 tons of ore. The richest ore was shipped by Loeffler Palmer from his “one man” Rube mine in the Deep Creek dis-' trict, Gold Hill, Utah. Palmer operates most of the time alone. He mines narrow seams of gold quartz. A graduate engineer, assayer and exPert miner of wide experience, he is able to clean up a tidy sum each year. During 1929 his Product had an average per ton value of $105.20 His mining cost. was $27.10, the highest in the state supplying proof for the mining axiom that the higher . rade the product the hiher will be the cost of mining. Utah’s only other gold mine reporting net proceeds jig the Eureka , Standard of the Tintic Standard . Mining Co. The Eureka Standard’ sg . product averaged $23.03 in gold with mining costs of $11.03 a ton. Next to the Utah Copper the largest producers were two silver-lead . Mines, the Silver King Coalition of . erage of $34.08 a ton. ‘The Bingham Prospect, the Ps A. Hogle property, shipped the highest grade product from Bingham. Bingham Prospect ore averaged $22.79 during 1929. shippers with regard to value of Park Utah third. However, in the Product. New Quincy was second and surpassed other Park City mines. Some remarkably. low mining costs were attained during 1929 by Tintic Mines. Centennial Eureka costs were but $1.74 a ton and Empire Mines $3.43 a very low average for this type of mining. Tintic Standard costs amounted to $12.08 for the year, North Lily to $8.77 a ton and Silver King Coalition $3.57 a ton. Utah Copper with a cost of 44c a ton was, of course, the lowest cost producer in Utah. Bingham Prospect’s cost amounted to $8.78 a ton, Utah Copper led with net proceeds of $26,526,766, or $16.37 per share and dividend disbursements for the year were $16.37. Silver King Coalition had the largest net proceeds total of the silverlead mines, this item amounting to $1,726514 or $1.41-a share. Dividends of $1.20 a share were paid, leaving 21¢e a share for sunplus. Incidentally, it might be noted that the Silver King Coalition was the only company to keep its dividend disbursements within the compass of its net proceeds. Tintic Standard’snet proceeds amounted to $1,190,639 or $1.03 a . share as compared with dividend distark City with a gross yteld of bursements of $1.30 a share_Min. $4,868,969 and the Tintic Standard . ing Press. of Eureka with $4,275,543. The next = largest producers were North <a with a production of $2,484,552 in. metals and Park Utah with $2, 808, a 089. The Silver King Coalition shipped. the highest grade product which ran 4

$98.37 a ton. All of the Silver King . ERNIE’S BARBER SHOP _ . 108 Pine Street Ladies and Gents Hair and Mrs. Sessions of San Francisco; Mrs. H. S. Bradley and Mrs George oS of Berkeley FARM BUREAU HOLDS RECEPTION TUESDAY A public receptio nwas given’ in Grass Valley under the auspices 01 the Farm Bureau last Tuesday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Graser. A large number atterded represent_ ing both the farming section and 0). v Subscribe for The Nugget ——— —— BROAD STREET LUNCH ROOM ITLIAN and FRENCH DINNERS AND SHORT ORDERS EVERY DAY Raviolas and Chicken Coalition ore with the exception of ! Cutting 50c a few carloads was concentrated in} Shaving 25¢ the Silver King Coalition flotation . Hours: 8—6, Saturdays 8—8s i sages Our Motto: “SERVICE” Tintic Standard shipped the high) est grade crude ore. During 1929 the; 2 ; TYPICAL Of the District OUR NUGGET JEWELERY Combines Natural Beauty With Expert Handicraft H. A. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers Grass Valley 124 Mill Street California business section of Grass Valley. = 1242 NEVADA CITY GARAGE OFFICIAL STATION HEAD LIGHTS BRAKES North Lily came second with an aySilver King Coalition led Park City matter of tonnage Park Utah far]. fares.& trains. Sournns PaciFic takes a personal interest in your vacation plans. Train schedules are arranged to give you maximum time there—to get you there and back swiftly and comfortably. To many points, overnight Pullmans save the precious daylight hours for play. ~. Fares, too, are planned especially for vacations. Low . Summer roundtrips with 16_ day return limits are just right for a two-weeks’ vacation. Week-end and Sunday roundtrips to nearby points are proportionately lower. Southern Pacific Vacation Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osborne Pressing Repairing Patronize Home industry Cleaning EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City A SOUND 5.50°, INVESTMENT First Preferred Stock of PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC Co. EASY TERMS $5.00 down and $1.00 per share monthly Interest allowed on installments Non-Assessable by the company ‘ from personal property Tax in California Exempt . from Normal Federal Individual Income Tax Dividends paid every three months rice $25.00 per share, netting 5.50 per —— on investment Exempt Orders may be placed or further information obtained at any of our offices, or at PACIFIC GAS AND: ELECTRIC COMPANY Stock Sales Department 245 Market Street, San Francisco Make remittances payable to Pacific Gas and Hlectric Company TWO NFW SPECIALS 8 oz. bottle McKessons Milk of Magnesia free with a tube of McKessons Tooth Paste. Regular price 64c. Special 39c. 25c McKessons Mosquitne, heals their bite, free witha 25c Sunburn Lotion. repels Mosquitos and bottle of McKessons Both for 25c. H. DICKERMAN DO YOU SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET? ¥vr>yy-, There is one man in every State that can serve all of its people best is a true representative of the spirit of California. James Rolph, Jr., has reflected the highest credit upon the community of which he has been the Mayor for nearly twenty years. James Rolph, Jr., is exceptionally well equipped to foster and expand the affection that the people of all the other States entertain for California. James Rolph, Jr., interprets correctly and accurately the ideals and impulses of the people of California. James Rolph, Jr., better than any other man, can break down what remains of the sectional prejudices in California, which he has constantly striven to abate. James Rolph, Jr., is California born and raised, and in the twenty years of his public service he has built up a record of achievement that qualifies him as the one man that can best serve all the people of California. usu ROLPH, JR.,