August 13, 1934 (4 pages)

BALL GAME NEXT SU NDAY Mr. and Mrs. Lou Elkus and two sons of Nevada City, motored to Marysville Sunday to attend the baseball game between Grass Valley and Marysville. Grass Valley and Marysyille are the highest in the Sacramento Vailey Saseball League and ‘Only have three more games to play to decide who has the victory. ' Marysville won Sunday. The two teams will play their next game in Grass Valley this coming Sunday. a ae we Miss Loulse Lattin returned yesesterday from:a two months vacation spent as far as Harrison Hot Springs. British Columbia. She reports a most enjoyable trip. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Clifford Hansen, of ' Livermore, are spending a few days in Nevada City visiting with Mr: and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth. They are defighted with the district and its climate. BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Waves a Specialty = ~ $3.50 to $5.00 All Branches of Beauty Culture Phone 740 Grass Valley 147 Mill St. EA RSLS IEE IOUT BP SE ONE GOOD TERM— DESERVES ANOTHER VOTE FOR JESSE M. MAYO —For— ASSEMBLYMAN SIXTH DISTRICT JUNON HOTEL RESTORED AND REMODELED The Union Hotel has recently beet: completely remodeled and restored to its former state of excellence. Under the direction of Barambani and Panelli, the rooms have been re-fitted ‘and beautified. Connected with which makes a specialty of serving fine Italian dinners under the supermodern obtainable and the food is completely protected by up-to-date sanitary equipment. A party of people connected wita the Murchie mine enjoyed a banquet i at the Lucca Cafe Saturday night. Those present were: Messrs and Mesdames George Ebaugh, James Martin, Aldo Casci; Lester Kervin, Al: Sommers, Francis McCarhey, Charles Lyhurst, Lewis Davidson, also Messers Donald Macari, Melo Ungaro, George Halstead, and Arthur Cristenson. ‘ R. E. HARRIS FUNGI ZREX ATHLETE ss FOOT Do not go on suffering and become discouraged because~ other treatments have failed. Get a tube of FUNI-REX and a tube of REX-SALVINE and you will be surprised and delighted at the relief. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. ; SAVE with SAFETY at Thre’ Rexeke DRUG STORE SS _—DEMOCARATIC SS_== Harry L. Englebright oe CONGRESS i Kieo This Thought in Mind.. OE Se Oe nd WHEN YOU GO TO THE POLLS ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 28 Elect R. L. “Bob” JEFFORD Coroner NEVADAcCOUNTY My ‘ YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE [UNION Raviola and Chicken Lucca’s Special and LUCCA CAFE Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches and Dinners ..... Dinner .. Ee a COMPLETE BAR SERVICE HOTEL $1.00 the Union Hotel is the Lucca Cafe, ; vision of ‘a capable and experienced . chef. The equipment is the most, is aati aaaiat, Mr. and Mrs. Ross P. Rogers and three children, “of North Columbia, were Nevada City visitors Saturday. They plan to move to Nevada City before the winter months. Mr. Rog{ers is an engineer at the River Placi ers mine. Mrs. H. Button, of Mountain View, is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Geo. { Bobst at her new home on the corner of Nimrod and Clay streets. Mrs. Button is a sister of Mrs. Etta Los Kamp. Mrs. William Hafley, of Su{ perior, Arizona, is also a guest at the . Bobst home. Mrs. Bobst and her 'two guests will go to Modesto Mon; Gay to visit Mrs. Bobst’s son. j Arthur Dolan and daughter, Geraldine, motored to’ Nevada City Wedi mesday for a visit with Mr. Dolan’s brother, J. F. Dolan and wife. Mr. ; Dolan and wife motored to Sacramento Sunday with their two daughters, :-Misses Geraldine and Lorraine, who‘ returned to Oakland to school. : Their parents returned here to spend another week. 2 Mr. and Mrs. George Osterman, of Hollywood, arrived in Nevada City Wednesday for a visit of a few days with Mr. Osterman’s mother, Mrs. . Clara Searfe. Mr. and Mrs. Osterman returned home Sunday and Mrs. Scarfe accompanied them as far as Sacramento. Gerald Hogan, who has been emPloyed at Harris’ Drug Store, will leave Wednesday morning for San Francisco, where he will enroll as a Junior in the University’of California College of Pharmacy. Miss Mamie Meservey, assistant postmaster in Nevada Ciy, is leaving today fora visit in the eastern states. She. will visit relatives in Portland, Maine, and spend some time visiting points of interest during her month’s vacation. Elza J. Kilroy, who has been in the local office for many years will take Miss Meservey’s place while she is away. Julius C. Ramm and son, of near Camptonville, were Nevada City visitors today. They are developing their quartz mining property. Mr. Ramm has had long years of experience in mining, having worked properties in Washington state and Alaska, returning home recently after about 30 years absence. Mrs. Catherine Celio and daughter left Sunday for the bay district. Miss Catherine Celio will enter the University of California as a sophomore this year. George H. Clelland, local service station owner, left Nevada City SunGay to attend the American Legion convention. in San Francisco this week. He expects to return home Wednesday. Luther Marsh, Commander Elect, of the American Legion post, and Mrs. Marsh, are attending the state convention in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eilerman and son of the bay district, visited with Mr. Eilerman's father, Fred LEilerman, Sr., and two. sisters, Misses Frances and Ernestine, in Nevada City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. BEilerman are camped at Silver Lake with friends and were accompanied to Nevada City by Misses Ann McGregor, and Janet McClure, and Mr. Peter Shearer. : Mrs. Hrarold Anderson and children, Richard and Jean, left Sunday with Mr. Anderson for Petaluma, where they will reside. Mrs. Anderson and children have been here vis—s PR eS en = Se iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow. Frank Clark, mining engineer, who is developing his mining ground 12 miles above Downieville, has written friends here he is quite pleased with Showings made this season. The forest service is building a read from Downieville to Johnsville that is now within three miles of Clark’s property and will be a great benefit to him. R. L. P. Bigelow, superintendent of the Tahoe National Forest, returned Sunday from attending the meeting at Red Biuff of all forest service supervisors with their chief officer from Washington, D. C. Mr. Bigelow left earty this morning for Donher Lake where he joined the group that goes by horse back from there to Dutch Flat, placing: markers on the old ‘wagon road traveled by pioneers. Mr. Bigelow expects to remene 4turn to Nevada City late tonight. © * ADJUDGED INSANE CAMPTONVILLE, Aug. 13.—C oH. Clifton, many years a resident of Freeman’s Crossing, was adjudged »imsane Friday by a commission in the +Superior Court at Marysville, and ‘committed to the state institution. ‘<Hiis mind had been wandering for quite some time, and last week he b; started walking for Redding on a fi Supposed mining deal. ) He was of a ; Zce0d nature, and harmless, but a r eat hazard to his own safety. . Crry NUGGET FOR $2.50 A YEAR. {. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA a small lighting purposes. There is a modern 10 stamp mill Twelve men are employed and J. W. Still is superintendent. : SPANISH MINE MILLS 80 TONS OF ORE DAILY . § Ore is being mined from the400 foot level at the upper workings on the Spanish property above Wash. Owing to the soft formation about 80 tons of ore per day are being milled in the 50 ton daily capacThere are about 45 men Bert Harding is superinon the’ property. ington. ity mill. employed. tendent. . EAGLE BIRD MINE — EMPLOYS CREW OF 12 One shift is working at the Eagle Bird mine east of Washington, drifting toward the main ledge from 2 recently sunk shaft. operated by water power, with only being used. in ‘generator > * Mrs, O.E. Betteher and Miss Dorothy Thomas were guests of honor at a recent surprise party at the Bettcher home in Willow Valley. Bess Sareatha PERFECTLY DARLING COTTON DRESSES The mine is all . Yeu? $1.19, $1.95, $2.95 einacusseetd og 69c, 89c and $1.19 a 49c and 69c SEE THE NEW FALL HATS JUST ARRIVED ROSE FASHION SHOPPE Dressmaking ° Alterations ‘AGENTS SINGER SEWING MACHINE Pine and Commercial Nevada City 203 Commercial St. United Electric Co. Wiring and Fixtures. Radios, Refrigerators, Appliances and Lamps. Radio Repair Work for every known set. Tubes Tested Free. WE SERVICE. ALL MAKES OF REFRIGERATORS . JIM BROWN Licensed Electrician ! Phone 454-W° Cutex Nail Preparations EIGHT SMART SHADES OF LIQUID POLISH . 35c Try the new Cutex Creme longer—gives brighter lustre—does not dry Polish—Wears the nails. 35c Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CFFY re NEW "DEAL Primary Election, RE-ELECT A. M. HOLMES CORONER NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Tuesday, August 28th, 1934. Mrs. Preston’s News Stand Stationery, Magazines Nevada City 316 Broad St. The National Hotel and Coffee Shop Nevada City California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions Pe a ee a i ee ee ee Sle ie ee i KARL KOPP. and his wares Cakes—Pies—Cookies at KOPP’S BAKERY TRY THEM . SUN PRODUCE and GROCERY CO. 315 Broad St., Nevada City . FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY QUALITY THE BEST PRICED PLEASINGLY LOW Free Delivery. Excellent ServiceSpecial Attention to Out-ofTown Customers. 320 Broad Street Phone76 MARIGOLD BEAUTY SHOP GENUINE RINGLET P. W. __..:. $5.00 RUMOUR Ee We ee $3.50 Specializing in Facials, Marceling, Manicuring, Finger Waving ‘ Jack Cook, Ladies’ Haireutting; Carmen ¢f Veck, Arre Comte. eas Phone 470 Commercial Street " Keystone Meat Market} MEAT <a, Builds for Htocid. It is the logical Center of Your Die! We Sell Meat that Will Please You -— NEVADA CITY Broad Street 1 Pint, Narrow Mouth KOE ee 1 Pint, Wide Mouth.... Ce ee 1 Quart, Narrow Mouth 1 Quart, Wide Mouth. TREE FRUIT CANS 1Pint.. ol ee 1 Quart._.75c doz. mecca ceceeccegeccesewer cscs secene earn emnenanseneen ah esnscecssesaeesetesseceeersuence Jar Holders for hot jars..00.000000000. 25c each White Enamel Buckets, 10 qt. size. $1.25 Santex Aluminum Tea Kettles. $1.50 Remington Kitchen Knives. 35c Funnels Wide Mouth. 15c Peach Pitters See Our Window Alpha Stores, Lid. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Phone 5 ——————E

BALL GAME NEXT SU NDAY Mr. and Mrs. Lou Elkus and two sons of Nevada City, motored to Marysville Sunday to attend the baseball game between Grass Valley and Marysville. Grass Valley and Marysyille are the highest in the Sacramento Vailey Saseball League and ‘Only have three more games to play to decide who has the victory. ' Marysville won Sunday. The two teams will play their next game in Grass Valley this coming Sunday. a ae we Miss Loulse Lattin returned yesesterday from:a two months vacation spent as far as Harrison Hot Springs. British Columbia. She reports a most enjoyable trip. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Clifford Hansen, of ' Livermore, are spending a few days in Nevada City visiting with Mr: and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth. They are defighted with the district and its climate. BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Waves a Specialty = ~ $3.50 to $5.00 All Branches of Beauty Culture Phone 740 Grass Valley 147 Mill St. EA RSLS IEE IOUT BP SE ONE GOOD TERM— DESERVES ANOTHER VOTE FOR JESSE M. MAYO —For— ASSEMBLYMAN SIXTH DISTRICT JUNON HOTEL RESTORED AND REMODELED The Union Hotel has recently beet: completely remodeled and restored to its former state of excellence. Under the direction of Barambani and Panelli, the rooms have been re-fitted ‘and beautified. Connected with which makes a specialty of serving fine Italian dinners under the supermodern obtainable and the food is completely protected by up-to-date sanitary equipment. A party of people connected wita the Murchie mine enjoyed a banquet i at the Lucca Cafe Saturday night. Those present were: Messrs and Mesdames George Ebaugh, James Martin, Aldo Casci; Lester Kervin, Al: Sommers, Francis McCarhey, Charles Lyhurst, Lewis Davidson, also Messers Donald Macari, Melo Ungaro, George Halstead, and Arthur Cristenson. ‘ R. E. HARRIS FUNGI ZREX ATHLETE ss FOOT Do not go on suffering and become discouraged because~ other treatments have failed. Get a tube of FUNI-REX and a tube of REX-SALVINE and you will be surprised and delighted at the relief. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. ; SAVE with SAFETY at Thre’ Rexeke DRUG STORE SS _—DEMOCARATIC SS_== Harry L. Englebright oe CONGRESS i Kieo This Thought in Mind.... OE Se Oe nd WHEN YOU GO TO THE POLLS ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 28 Elect R. L. “Bob” JEFFORD Coroner NEVADAcCOUNTY My ‘ YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE [UNION Raviola and Chicken Lucca’s Special and LUCCA CAFE Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches and Dinners .......... Dinner .... Ee a COMPLETE BAR SERVICE HOTEL $1.00 the Union Hotel is the Lucca Cafe, ; vision of ‘a capable and experienced . chef. The equipment is the most, is aati aaaiat, Mr. and Mrs. Ross P. Rogers and three children, “of North Columbia, were Nevada City visitors Saturday. They plan to move to Nevada City before the winter months. Mr. Rog{ers is an engineer at the River Placi ers mine. Mrs. H. Button, of Mountain View, is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Geo. { Bobst at her new home on the corner of Nimrod and Clay streets. Mrs. Button is a sister of Mrs. Etta Los Kamp. Mrs. William Hafley, of Su{ perior, Arizona, is also a guest at the . Bobst home. Mrs. Bobst and her 'two guests will go to Modesto Mon; Gay to visit Mrs. Bobst’s son. j Arthur Dolan and daughter, Geraldine, motored to’ Nevada City Wedi mesday for a visit with Mr. Dolan’s brother, J. F. Dolan and wife. Mr. ; Dolan and wife motored to Sacramento Sunday with their two daughters, :-Misses Geraldine and Lorraine, who‘ returned to Oakland to school. : Their parents returned here to spend another week. 2 Mr. and Mrs. George Osterman, of Hollywood, arrived in Nevada City Wednesday for a visit of a few days with Mr. Osterman’s mother, Mrs. . Clara Searfe. Mr. and Mrs. Osterman returned home Sunday and Mrs. Scarfe accompanied them as far as Sacramento. Gerald Hogan, who has been emPloyed at Harris’ Drug Store, will leave Wednesday morning for San Francisco, where he will enroll as a Junior in the University’of California College of Pharmacy. Miss Mamie Meservey, assistant postmaster in Nevada Ciy, is leaving today fora visit in the eastern states. She. will visit relatives in Portland, Maine, and spend some time visiting points of interest during her month’s vacation. Elza J. Kilroy, who has been in the local office for many years will take Miss Meservey’s place while she is away. Julius C. Ramm and son, of near Camptonville, were Nevada City visitors today. They are developing their quartz mining property. Mr. Ramm has had long years of experience in mining, having worked properties in Washington state and Alaska, returning home recently after about 30 years absence. Mrs. Catherine Celio and daughter left Sunday for the bay district. Miss Catherine Celio will enter the University of California as a sophomore this year. George H. Clelland, local service station owner, left Nevada City SunGay to attend the American Legion convention. in San Francisco this week. He expects to return home Wednesday. Luther Marsh, Commander Elect, of the American Legion post, and Mrs. Marsh, are attending the state convention in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eilerman and son of the bay district, visited with Mr. Eilerman's father, Fred LEilerman, Sr., and two. sisters, Misses Frances and Ernestine, in Nevada City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. BEilerman are camped at Silver Lake with friends and were accompanied to Nevada City by Misses Ann McGregor, and Janet McClure, and Mr. Peter Shearer. : Mrs. Hrarold Anderson and children, Richard and Jean, left Sunday with Mr. Anderson for Petaluma, where they will reside. Mrs. Anderson and children have been here vis—s PR eS en = Se iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow. Frank Clark, mining engineer, who is developing his mining ground 12 miles above Downieville, has written friends here he is quite pleased with Showings made this season. The forest service is building a read from

Downieville to Johnsville that is now within three miles of Clark’s property and will be a great benefit to him. R. L. P. Bigelow, superintendent of the Tahoe National Forest, returned Sunday from attending the meeting at Red Biuff of all forest service supervisors with their chief officer from Washington, D. C. Mr. Bigelow left earty this morning for Donher Lake where he joined the group that goes by horse back from there to Dutch Flat, placing: markers on the old ‘wagon road traveled by pioneers. Mr. Bigelow expects to remene 4turn to Nevada City late tonight. © * ADJUDGED INSANE CAMPTONVILLE, Aug. 13.—C oH. Clifton, many years a resident of Freeman’s Crossing, was adjudged »imsane Friday by a commission in the +Superior Court at Marysville, and ‘committed to the state institution. ‘<Hiis mind had been wandering for quite some time, and last week he b; started walking for Redding on a fi Supposed mining deal. ) He was of a ; Zce0d nature, and harmless, but a r eat hazard to his own safety. . Crry NUGGET FOR $2.50 A YEAR. {. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA a small lighting purposes. There is a modern 10 stamp mill Twelve men are employed and J. W. Still is superintendent. : SPANISH MINE MILLS 80 TONS OF ORE DAILY . § Ore is being mined from the400 foot level at the upper workings on the Spanish property above Wash. Owing to the soft formation about 80 tons of ore per day are being milled in the 50 ton daily capacThere are about 45 men Bert Harding is superinon the’ property. ington. ity mill. employed. tendent. . EAGLE BIRD MINE — EMPLOYS CREW OF 12 One shift is working at the Eagle Bird mine east of Washington, drifting toward the main ledge from 2 recently sunk shaft. operated by water power, with only being used. in ‘generator > * Mrs, O.E. Betteher and Miss Dorothy Thomas were guests of honor at a recent surprise party at the Bettcher home in Willow Valley. Bess Sareatha PERFECTLY DARLING COTTON DRESSES The mine is all . Yeu? $1.19, $1.95, $2.95 einacusseetd og 69c, 89c and $1.19 a 49c and 69c SEE THE NEW FALL HATS JUST ARRIVED ROSE FASHION SHOPPE Dressmaking ° Alterations ‘AGENTS SINGER SEWING MACHINE Pine and Commercial Nevada City 203 Commercial St. United Electric Co. Wiring and Fixtures. Radios, Refrigerators, Appliances and Lamps. Radio Repair Work for every known set. Tubes Tested Free. WE SERVICE. ALL MAKES OF REFRIGERATORS . JIM BROWN Licensed Electrician ! Phone 454-W° Cutex Nail Preparations EIGHT SMART SHADES OF LIQUID POLISH . 35c Try the new Cutex Creme longer—gives brighter lustre—does not dry Polish—Wears the nails. 35c Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CFFY re NEW "DEAL Primary Election, RE-ELECT A. M. HOLMES CORONER NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Tuesday, August 28th, 1934. Mrs. Preston’s News Stand Stationery, Magazines Nevada City 316 Broad St. The National Hotel and Coffee Shop Nevada City California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions Pe a ee a i ee ee ee Sle ie ee i KARL KOPP. and his wares Cakes—Pies—Cookies at KOPP’S BAKERY TRY THEM . SUN PRODUCE and GROCERY CO. 315 Broad St., Nevada City . FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY QUALITY THE BEST PRICED PLEASINGLY LOW Free Delivery. Excellent ServiceSpecial Attention to Out-ofTown Customers. 320 Broad Street Phone76 MARIGOLD BEAUTY SHOP GENUINE RINGLET P. W. __....:. $5.00 RUMOUR Ee We ee $3.50 Specializing in Facials, Marceling, Manicuring, Finger Waving ‘ Jack Cook, Ladies’ Haireutting; Carmen ¢f Veck, Arre Comte. eas Phone 470 Commercial Street " Keystone Meat Market} MEAT <a, Builds for Htocid. It is the logical Center of Your Die! We Sell Meat that Will Please You -— NEVADA CITY Broad Street 1 Pint, Narrow Mouth KOE ee 1 Pint, Wide Mouth....... Ce ee 1 Quart, Narrow Mouth 1 Quart, Wide Mouth.. TREE FRUIT CANS 1Pint... ol ee 1 Quart._.75c doz. mecca ceceeccegeccesewer cscs secene earn emnenanseneen ah esnscecssesaeesetesseceeersuence Jar Holders for hot jars....00.000000000. 25c each White Enamel Buckets, 10 qt. size.. $1.25 Santex Aluminum Tea Kettles.. $1.50 Remington Kitchen Knives.. 35c Funnels Wide Mouth.. 15c Peach Pitters See Our Window Alpha Stores, Lid. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Phone 5 ——————E