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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

August 16, 1935 (10 pages)

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1935. LAVACAP. SILVER . ROY HARDY NAMED NEY. YIELD NOTABLE: Since the Mardy. minins man of Gris Grass. Vallev-Nevac Al Wane: i vada and also work! to learn in the property, the Lava Cap,. to Washington, D. C., is producting . for. ifs silver production. iti MAY come as a surprise to some that one within. th upwards. of ounces of silver per month. The pru . friends here that he has been ap duction comes from definite veins o! pointed as head of the Mining Loar silver ore in the former Central Con. Department of the state of solidated mine, one chunk of ore exby the federal government. hibited by the company haying an . by estimated silver content of 1006 . ; SHRVICE FOR MRS. DOUGHARITY . Funeral services were held Wed. ounces. This is the specimen which took second prize at the California . Nesdayafternoon at 2:30 o'clock for . State Fair in 1924 . the late Mrs. Daisy Dean Doughar. : ity who came to Nevada City early Opened only a little more than . two years ago under the management of O. E. Schiffner, the Lava! Cap has attained the status of a fine. . Her are: trified throughout, even to the min daughters: John ers’ lamps; equipped with the most . extensive private road system, perhaps, of any mine of the combined . Mrs. C. L. Tapp, ae ‘TO arity € producing both gold and silver on . “‘°O'8* Doubharity, and . . ee . Nite, a commercial basis. This has been . Dousharity oft Nevade Oey. accomplished by the investment of . Funeral Home had charge of the burial arrangenients. Rev: Charles a half million’ dollars, exclusive of Washburn conducted the property purchases. ~ During the last several weeks the management has been engaged in reconditioning the existing tunnel having its adit near the plant and extending some 3000 feet due north, This tunnel is now to be extended to a connection with the Banner mine, under the same control, ore from which is now being trucked to the Central plant. The tunnel will connect with the Banner at the 600 level, where an underground hoist will be installed. With a total length of 7500 feet, the project forms a two year project and a large capital investment. Progress will be at the rate of about ten feet per day. ; Another development of the last few days was the purchase by the company of the 227 acre McDonald ranch, adjoining the original holaings on the west. This will increase the land pores to over 13890 acres, At this time kL: O. Proctor, mill sutery in: Grass Valley. Miss Fidella Legg, is visiting het parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Legg at their home on Neyada street. perintendent, is making tests of two KANSAS CITY. $27 12-inch flotation cells to supplement DENVER . mes 20 eae Se ee : ee : Big reductions for its battery of six cells now in. use. . roundtrips. By use of the supplementary cells it is hoped to further reduce the tail. ings loss which now runs about 80 cents per ton. Mr. Proctor states that . such reduction and recovery difficulties as are presented by the ores are . _ gradually overcome, constant tests . and experimentations to that end he. “ing under, way. . The ._company mnagnitains a substantial dam in the canyon below the plant for the storage of slimes which might be damaging to other interests.— Western Mining Journal. Go East on our fastest trains in air-conditioned coaches or reclining chair cars. Fares in tourist sleeping cars slightly higher. Low fares to all points. Southern Pacific BODY AND FENDER REPAIR : GIFT BASEBALL PLATE Bring your car .to us for quick and skilled. body and fender repairs, and painting, Glass installed. Tops weather proofed and repaired. Mr. I’'red E. Conner, of the Builders’ Supply company of this city, made a trip to San Juan Wednesday afternoon. He had a home base mace for the big baseball game of Sunday and presented it as a compliExpert Radiator lepairméntary gift to the boys. ing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. NATIONAL HOTEL N. SAN JUAN GREETS YOU WISH .YOU A HOME COMING : 4 = 40 DR. ALVAH N. MORGAN ” RENTAL suk A SPLENDID VALUE “Special attention paid to the care of children’s teeth” “OUR WORK SATISFIES" Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS. Located at the Nevada City 159 Powe. Street This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Masonic Bldg., Nevada City, California PHONES: ; Excellent Restaurant Office ss ae ON 129 Residents. 2. 4 BBB off the Lobby NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County of California Annual production over $3,000,000 For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, Calif. 1H TREAT YOURSELF TO THE Best HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR , SPECIALTY LARSEN’S BARBER SHOP 106 Pine St. Nevada City RFC MINE LOAN HEAD ‘who has been prominent in { City mining field was never noted ;-mining circles in the state: of Ne. ng on mine sales Grass Valley area, has gone 13,009 . past few days. Word has reached his Nevada . . this month. Mrs. Dougharity’s death . leame after a long illness. Surviving . a
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