August 18, 1933 (6 pages)

FRESNO, Aug. 17—(UP)—Confident that prohibition will be repealed by the end of the year, California’s famous wineries 'were prepared today to crush and ferment grapes almost on the scale they did before prohibition. Vinters, whose product was worlafamous a few years ago, sensed in the trend against prohibition a good market for the 1933 vintage, according to Harry A. Caddow, secretary of the Grape Growers’ League ‘of California and a leader in the congressional fight for legal wine. Nearly all of the 253 wineries still legally in business in California, and whose stocks have been held under : that is concentrated bond for years, plan to operate this Season, Caddow said, while many of operated before prohibition are be: ; : ing put in shape for this fall. Bank OF AMERICA’S great fund of capital Extensive construction work, in<g s : = cluding cooperage and. installation is being constantly employed to meet the ‘of new machinery, already-is under * = r way, Caddow reported. At least two “heavy seasonal requirements of agriculture new: wineries will’ be: built, one Jat . ‘ . . . Woodbridge in San Joauin county and industry in all sections of California. = Maid. Snbtlor . bslween-.Wastieiagc and Lodi, he said. This mobility of capital is the chief reason Several wineries, idle since their TEs : Fi , ; 3 product became illegal, have been why this great statewide banking: institupurchased by new owners, who plan 3 Goss on eye < to operate them at capacity. tion exerts an Important stabilizing effect None of the wineries in the San ; ; é Joauin valley, grape-growing Center oe upon the economic structure of California. » . ebithe arerid, 400k Ravamalte of sav. ernment permission to manufacture Every Bank of America commercial and say3.2 per cent wine, belféving that the , ; : product would be “insipid slop, unings account helps to finance all California. fit for consumption.” Owners of the : Plants insisted such “wine’’ would : ; : not keep and its production woulda Travel car efree with be more of a detriment than a benBank of America Travelers Cheques Sy eg Pe = Meantime, bonded: winerieS in the state had-in storage nearly 23,000,ae : ‘ ‘000 gallons of aged wine, ready to NK of AMERICA move into the market: the “moment NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION it is legal ‘to do so. <>" . DUCK SEASON TO OPEN NOV. 1 FOR 60 DAYS. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17—The opening date of California’s duck Ist., continuing for 60 days,. accorseason probably will be November ding to an announcement made by H. R. Basford, president of the Fish and Game Development Association. “We have been advised by H. P. Sheldon, acting chief of the Biological Survey in Washington, that it will probably be several Weeks before the new federal regulations governing the open season on waterfowl will be ready. Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace must give his official approval to the measures before they become effective for California. “Sheldon expressed the belief that there would be no change of seasonal dates as the Survey made no recommendations of change. President Basford declared that the Fish and Game Development AsSociation had _ received many = requests from sportsmen con@erning Season dates and the new regulaos so wired the Biological Survey 1 requesting data. Hundreds of clubs ~ Nevada City Nugget. j ; : @ @eee Don't wait another minute! Never before and perhaps never again, can these wonderful magazines be obtained with your home newspaper at such prices. Subscribe now! f BIG SEVEN CLUB Woman's World, 4 Yr. Household Magazine, 1 Yr. Good Stories, 1 Yr. : ALL FORDSlasaaas Gentlewoman Magazine, 1 Yr. The Country Home, 1 Yr. The Farm Journal, 1 Yr. THIS NEWSPAPER, One Year ONLY lin the state are affected by the da. tes as flooding and feeding plans 7a a . Miss Phyllis Horn was called to ‘NEVADA CITY HAD 5000 ersonal \ Reno Wednesday on account of the ] y ae we _ . death of her grandmother, Mrs. Daeyes POPULATION IN 1852 Harry Browning returned Tues-. Vis. Her aunt Mrs. F. A. Elliott, PR VIDE day from a tvo weeks vacation spent . With whom aie Waar mIGECS ai The “Diary of a Forty Niner,’ ot ee SEL Pe RR Sg op eomere ca SUPPLY which the following is the sixth ins : : . stallmemt of Excerpts, relates the Miss Nellie Pascoe, who suffered . !0¥ !!!ness. U. 5. mervelous growth of the young city a stroke of paralysis Sunday evenFred Crabbe is building a pretty a of Nevada. What this pioneer had to ing, is pr er popisraeat. bitivaiow an ety Hill. g By EDWARD J. HEILMAN where the needs are greatest theother--700-odd wineries. which, ‘{the ridge has been courting a pretty os THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1933 serine ccoliaams SET SETS = eg engine ees say about it cannot fail of interest to those who live in it now. May 18, 1852—Nevada City is growing out of all bounds and is a /big town. There are at least five . thousand people living in and around it, and it is fast filling up with families from the States. : They nearly had a famine during the winter rains, but the roads are all in good order again and prices of all kinds of supplies reasonable. They are talking of building a wagon road over Sugar Loaf, down Rock Creek to the river bridge that stream and then over the Yuba divide to splendid progress being (Continued from page 1). Good progress is being made ai the Phoenix mine south of Grag: AUG. MINE DEVELOPMENT Valley. <A crew of 15 men are emworked by contract and the ore taken out is being stored until it’ can be proceesed at the Queen Lil custom mill. West Mines Corporation are opening this property. WALLBERG MINE ployed. R. Hauxhurst. of San Francisco is in charge of operations. oe GOLDEN GATE The Golden Gate property adjoining the Idaho-Maryland and Spring Hill mines, is being unwateredby a small crew of men. As ‘soon as unwatering is complete active de= The Wallberg Mining Company,-of. velopment is planned by = Harr: Challenge, Yuba county, has com-j. James, in charge. : pleted the addition of seven stamps BULLION PROPERTY . making a ten-stamp mill that will The unwaterimge of ‘the Bullion be capable of handling the output;mine ,east of Grass Valley, war from the mine. completed two weeks. ago. ConDevelopment work over a period . crete for the foundation of the of the past four years has put the ; headframe has been-laid and conmine on a production basis. struction of the buildings and inW. C. Wallenberg is in charge of. Stallation of machinery will soon the property. He .refently visited:. start. They will construct a tramthe Nugget office in Nevada City; Way to carry ore over the highway and gave the paper an article on the. from the shaft to the mill. Rober: made at!Hathaway is superintendent and C. the mine. : McQuire is engineer. : Cherokee and San Juan, both of DELHI MINE ENTERPRISE MINE , y which are good-sized and prosperous Léule Nouuvarsat oe Ban races: A crew of iis fist at the-tinto mining camps. The upper end of Shady Creek has paid well and good Hill; but the best pay in that section a gulch that empties into Big Shady Creek. I am told that there are a HUSSEY MINE co, has a crew of men employed at. Prise mine, in the Quaker Hill dises : the old: Delhi property, which pro-j; trict east of Nevada City, have beer _ diggings have been found on Badger duced rich ore for his father years . installing headframe, hoist and, comago or until a heavy flow of water. Pressor. Mr. Fabian with. Chicago has been taken out of Blind Shady, Ce ‘ a EF tod stopped operations. capital is reopening the property. ANCHO-ERIE . H. C: Lewis and G.’S: Barrhart. dozen claims on this rdvine that have. ~ The West Mines Corporation re* : ‘i lesseseat the Ancho-Erie mine nortt averaged a hundred dollars a day to. Ce@tly took over the Hussey mine : ; of Washington, discovered rick the man. Does seem as though there . /2 the Willow Valley district east * NeW ore body. A ten day ot run was no end to the gold deposits. . Nevada City. Under the supervife = handling 15.tons of ore a day, netThere has been a big-rush to Gold . S!0n of Thomas Coan, who has been i is ] ; ted them $900. The mine is leased Bluff, on the ocean beach above Trin. 0P€hing the property, a crew of men Lou Hanchett, the boss miner on girl at Selby Flat. The wedding was known as Moores Flat, where he ; discovered and opend one of the richest mines in the State. A girl baby from the West Mines Corporation. idad, but most of the miners have . 4™@ at work taking out ore to be come back badly disappointed. milled at the company’s Queen Lil i mill. SPRING HILL Under Superintendent H. R. Plate held at the Scott’s place. Hanchett! # 200 foot raise has just been comis one of the best fellows of the pleted from the 500 level to the country but the boys are not pleased old Day shaft which was 300 feet with his capturing the belle of the deep, giving the mine another on country and taking her away from sees the HUrtaCe: Sinking in the the flat. (Note.—Hanchett and his. ™#in shaft is in progress. The propwife settled at the camp afterward erty 4s north of the Idaho-Maryand mine. PHOENIX MINE impudent and agressive, taking up was born to them’ in 1853 who pass-. that if not molested they would soon FOR RENT ed her girlhoodsin that,pretty. mqun-. OWTth the country. Below Newtain town. She married George Croc-. tw, they have got possession of ker, son of Charles Crocker, one of two or three miles of the creek and the original projectors of the Cen-. #Te not disturbed, as they acquired tral Pacific Railroad, and died in. the ground by purchase from white ; Paris 1904.) speculators. It is a sight to see them FOR SALE The miners on Deer Creek, be-. °? the trails, packing two big. baslow the town, turned out last week . Kets of stuff on the ends of a bam-. PIANO BARGAIN—Late model piand drove all the Chinamen off that. 00 Pole and carrying a load that ano located here in the vicinity of stream. The heathen had got to be. WOuld stagger a jackass. FOR RENT—Pleasant, clean, sunny room in private family for One or two persons. Call 280 J for particulars. tf Nevada City, will sell at a biz disJune 5, 1852—We are going to count and most any terms wili claims the same as white men and. give our books to the ranch boys, handle. If interested write atappropriating water without asking. the rest of our belongings to our neionce to H. B. McNeil 401 Hast leave. They cut one of the miner’s. ghbors, and leave the old cabin to. “in St. Medford, Oregon. 3tc dams nad, when he attempted to re-. rot, or to the chance shelter of some pair it, chased him away. He passed . wandering miner. As Pard says it the word up and down the creek and. is humble enough but there is many fifty miners ran-the Chinamen out of . a costly house that cannot compare the district and warned them not. with it, for it has sheltered endurto come back under penalty of be-. ing friendship and the boon of prosing shot. The miners actions are gen-. perity. We are a pair of soft chaps erally endorsed and there is a dispo-. getting sentimental over some rough E ¢ HINDS sition to bar the Chinks out of the. pine logs. I am sure wherever we . district. It is said thay are coming . go the old log cabin on Rock Creek } ; ; : to the State by the .. and . will never fade out of our memory. ; 144 East Main St. Grass Valley FOR SALE Fresh type writter ribbons for all popular makes. of typewritters. Call at the Nugget Office or Phone 36 for informax tion. Prices for Standard typewritters are 60 ceuts each.—465t Headaches Neuralgia George W. Walters Mer. USED CARS . Take your choice of 60 cars . 7everyone of them priced ‘right—ten hours free labor . service for ninety days, with ;every car sold. . AUTO LOANS . __ REFINANCING i 1 . Neuritis ieee WANTED: TO TRADE—Se . must be attended to shortly., Backach . house: i d ve 9 y ee ee oa } is ‘ ackache } ouse’in good valley town, near ictorial Review, 1 ¥r. , It is estimated that.16,000. tons. of. * i lay sib 1 F ee t OL). : Bay, on lot 65. to.170, for Nevada Women’s World, 1 Yr. : feed will be purchased from Califor. . . Rheumatism i City property or vicinity acreage } “ FCT Good Stories, 1 Yr. ALL nia farmers for feeding purposes, at: Lumbago bo house, Will awe wine The Country Home, 1 Yr. FOR a cost ranging betwten $300,000 and * gas sci i rance Answer Box 66, Nugget Of= Successful Farming, 1 Yr. on $400,000. Approximately 600 men . ee Sciatica F Gine ae Scala THIS NEWSPAPER, One Yearwill be given employment by virtue . ; é site : Bee Gs APER, s: és ployme y virtue . : ae. ; Muscular Pains . of the duck season opening. Baran Be R f : ia Rac ; 0 e Heres Smiling e lef. **Periodic Pains At Idyllwild Gc F-145, S: ‘re MORE FOR YOUR M See iy ee ee eer ~ Ee ee deeect inttacticn by Da ae pains is unnecessary and unwise. Unnecessary, because Dr. Miles . SSG siierd fo FARR G inspec fon y Col. H. BH. Ar-. Anti-Pain Pills relieve quickly and without unpleasant after A RES nold, commander of March Field, . effects; unwise, because pain makes your physical condition worse Please send me your ae: alarm was sounded without . instead of better. One pill usually brings relief in a few minutes. ; : preliminary warning. The time for f the disorders listed above, take Dr. Big 7 Club . (© Rural Special ap aes x g If you suffer from any of the I , eD oe (Check Club ee Oe ag mobilization of the entire camp . Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills. If they do not give you greater relief in for fire duty was 28 seconds flat. . less time than anything else you have used, go to your druggist an vee There have been numerous cases this . and get your money back. <— : vv Season where prompt action by the A package of Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills in your medicine cabii Street or RF.D C. C. C.’s has averted serious forest net, pocket, or hand-bag means fewer K EN +i] : Pa ; fires: aches and pains. f25 bos =: . Town and State 25 for 25 cents 125 for $1.00 <> . A LWA y S : Subscribe for the N UGGET! : ; MASS } Se bie =: = coun = ese 3 i — DR.MILES’ Sy . . That is what our service con. . ae ite < ANTI: PAIN PILLS \ sists of mainly FIRST CLASS It Takes More Than Salts, PERSOWAL of: ) Me) ff wo, cnare wnt you tor & : : ip at 3 or when you drive in a gaSe _~-Calomel, Mineral Waters, ‘ee dre ol : : (CRAY : ‘ . . akes stomach tonics, ine , age. B nes, es dcessivceis. inc . . NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY!. cs. 0: wo aia yersova — Opale or Laxative Pills to ee to try toget vil’ of iis touch in courtesy, attention to 99 VY ten. constipation, wate S ; a ; Esai : pe : stomach, ° ; ’ etail and determinedly low =e el Live aig; Satewe Ht bem TIMETABLE NO. 4 CANCELS TIMETABLE NO 3 Ae —_——e $1s ae which ‘makes ther 1etieine All Service Daily Eff. e May 2nd, 1933 eee Pe longer. ‘There Sates: theme fake Sargon a. 4, 2 = ; _ SCHEDULE NOS. 1 3 i : i : Fecognized subtion, gas, sour stomach. Deadaches, a ° aM re "eee wie ? VADA iH . 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FRESNO, Aug. 17—(UP)—Confident that prohibition will be repealed by the end of the year, California’s famous wineries 'were prepared today to crush and ferment grapes almost on the scale they did before prohibition. Vinters, whose product was worlafamous a few years ago, sensed in the trend against prohibition a good market for the 1933 vintage, according to Harry A. Caddow, secretary of the Grape Growers’ League ‘of California and a leader in the congressional fight for legal wine. Nearly all of the 253 wineries still legally in business in California, and whose stocks have been held under : that is concentrated bond for years, plan to operate this Season, Caddow said, while many of operated before prohibition are be: ; : ing put in shape for this fall. Bank OF AMERICA’S great fund of capital Extensive construction work, in<g s : = cluding cooperage and. installation is being constantly employed to meet the ‘of new machinery, already-is under * = r way, Caddow reported. At least two “heavy seasonal requirements of agriculture new: wineries will’ be: built, one Jat . ‘ . . . Woodbridge in San Joauin county and industry in all sections of California. = Maid. Snbtlor . bslween-.Wastieiagc and Lodi, he said. This mobility of capital is the chief reason Several wineries, idle since their TEs : Fi , ; 3 product became illegal, have been why this great statewide banking: institupurchased by new owners, who plan 3 Goss on eye < to operate them at capacity. tion exerts an Important stabilizing effect None of the wineries in the San ; ; é Joauin valley, grape-growing Center oe upon the economic structure of California. » . ebithe arerid, 400k Ravamalte of sav. ernment permission to manufacture Every Bank of America commercial and say3.2 per cent wine, belféving that the , ; : product would be “insipid slop, unings account helps to finance all California. fit for consumption.” Owners of the : Plants insisted such “wine’’ would : ; : not keep and its production woulda Travel car efree with be more of a detriment than a benBank of America Travelers Cheques Sy eg Pe = Meantime, bonded: winerieS in the state had-in storage nearly 23,000,ae : ‘ ‘000 gallons of aged wine, ready to NK of AMERICA move into the market: the “moment NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION it is legal ‘to do so. <>" . DUCK SEASON TO OPEN NOV. 1 FOR 60 DAYS. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17—The opening date of California’s duck Ist., continuing for 60 days,. accorseason probably will be November ding to an announcement made by H. R. Basford, president of the Fish and Game Development Association. “We have been advised by H. P. Sheldon, acting chief of the Biological Survey in Washington, that it will probably be several Weeks before the new federal regulations governing the open season on waterfowl will be ready. Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace must give his official approval to the measures before they become effective for California. “Sheldon expressed the belief that there would be no change of seasonal dates as the Survey made no recommendations of change. President Basford declared that the Fish and Game Development AsSociation had _ received many = requests from sportsmen con@erning Season dates and the new regulaos so wired the Biological Survey 1 requesting data. Hundreds of clubs ~ Nevada City Nugget.. j ; : @ @eee Don't wait another minute! Never before and perhaps never again, can these wonderful magazines be obtained with your home newspaper at such prices. Subscribe now! f BIG SEVEN CLUB Woman's World, 4 Yr. Household Magazine, 1 Yr. Good Stories, 1 Yr. : ALL FORDSlasaaas Gentlewoman Magazine, 1 Yr. The Country Home, 1 Yr. The Farm Journal, 1 Yr. THIS NEWSPAPER, One Year ONLY lin the state are affected by the da. tes as flooding and feeding plans 7a a . Miss Phyllis Horn was called to ‘NEVADA CITY HAD 5000 ersonal \ Reno Wednesday on account of the ] y ae we _ . death of her grandmother, Mrs. Daeyes POPULATION IN 1852 Harry Browning returned Tues-. Vis. Her aunt Mrs. F. A. Elliott, PR VIDE day from a tvo weeks vacation spent . With whom aie Waar mIGECS ai The “Diary of a Forty Niner,’ ot ee SEL Pe RR Sg op eomere ca SUPPLY which the following is the sixth ins : : . stallmemt of Excerpts, relates the Miss Nellie Pascoe, who suffered . !0¥ !!!ness. U. 5. mervelous growth of the young city a stroke of paralysis Sunday evenFred Crabbe is building a pretty a of Nevada. What this pioneer had to ing, is pr er popisraeat. bitivaiow an ety Hill. g By EDWARD J. HEILMAN where the needs are greatest theother--700-odd wineries. which, ‘{the ridge has been courting a pretty os THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1933 serine ccoliaams SET SETS = eg engine ees say about it cannot fail of interest to those who live in it now. May 18, 1852—Nevada City is growing out of all bounds and is a /big town. There are at least five . thousand people living in and around it, and it is fast filling up with families from the States. : They nearly had a famine during the winter rains, but the roads are all in good order again and prices of all kinds of supplies reasonable. They are talking of building a wagon road over Sugar Loaf, down Rock Creek to the river bridge that stream and then over the Yuba divide to splendid progress being (Continued from page 1). Good progress is being made ai the Phoenix mine south of Grag: AUG. MINE DEVELOPMENT Valley. <A crew of 15 men are emworked by contract and the ore taken out is being stored until it’ can be proceesed at the Queen Lil custom mill. West Mines Corporation are opening this property. WALLBERG MINE ployed. R. Hauxhurst. of San Francisco is in charge of operations. oe GOLDEN GATE The Golden Gate property adjoining the Idaho-Maryland and Spring Hill mines, is being unwateredby a small crew of men. As ‘soon as unwatering is complete active de= The Wallberg Mining Company,-of. velopment is planned by = Harr: Challenge, Yuba county, has com-j. James, in charge. : pleted the addition of seven stamps BULLION PROPERTY . making a ten-stamp mill that will The unwaterimge of ‘the Bullion be capable of handling the output;mine ,east of Grass Valley, war from the mine. completed two weeks. ago. ConDevelopment work over a period . crete for the foundation of the of the past four years has put the ; headframe has been-laid and conmine on a production basis. struction of the buildings and inW. C. Wallenberg is in charge of. Stallation of machinery will soon the property. He .refently visited:. start. They will construct a tramthe Nugget office in Nevada City; Way to carry ore over the highway and gave the paper an article on the. from the shaft to the mill. Rober: made at!Hathaway is superintendent and C. the mine. : McQuire is engineer. : Cherokee and San Juan, both of DELHI MINE ENTERPRISE MINE , y which are good-sized and prosperous Léule Nouuvarsat oe Ban races: A crew of iis fist at the-tinto mining camps. The upper end of Shady Creek has paid well and good Hill; but the best pay in that section a gulch that empties into Big Shady Creek. I am told that there are a HUSSEY MINE co, has a crew of men employed at. Prise mine, in the Quaker Hill dises : the old: Delhi property, which pro-j; trict east of Nevada City, have beer _ diggings have been found on Badger duced rich ore for his father years . installing headframe, hoist and, comago or until a heavy flow of water. Pressor. Mr. Fabian with. Chicago has been taken out of Blind Shady, Ce ‘ a EF tod stopped operations. capital is reopening the property. ANCHO-ERIE . H. C: Lewis and G.’S: Barrhart. dozen claims on this rdvine that have. ~ The West Mines Corporation re* : ‘i lesseseat the Ancho-Erie mine nortt averaged a hundred dollars a day to. Ce@tly took over the Hussey mine : ; of Washington, discovered rick the man. Does seem as though there . /2 the Willow Valley district east * NeW ore body. A ten day ot run was no end to the gold deposits. . Nevada City. Under the supervife = handling 15.tons of ore a day, netThere has been a big-rush to Gold . S!0n of Thomas Coan, who has been i is ] ; ted them $900. The mine is leased Bluff, on the ocean beach above Trin. 0P€hing the property, a crew of men Lou Hanchett, the boss miner on girl at Selby Flat. The wedding was known as Moores Flat, where he ; discovered and opend one of the richest mines in the State. A girl baby from the West Mines Corporation. idad, but most of the miners have . 4™@ at work taking out ore to be come back badly disappointed. milled at the company’s Queen Lil i mill. SPRING HILL Under Superintendent H. R. Plate held at the Scott’s place. Hanchett! # 200 foot raise has just been comis one of the best fellows of the pleted from the 500 level to the country but the boys are not pleased old Day shaft which was 300 feet with his capturing the belle of the deep, giving the mine another on country and taking her away from sees the HUrtaCe: Sinking in the the flat. (Note.—Hanchett and his. ™#in shaft is in progress. The propwife settled at the camp afterward erty 4s north of the Idaho-Maryand mine. PHOENIX MINE impudent and agressive, taking up was born to them’ in 1853 who pass-. that if not molested they would soon FOR RENT ed her girlhoodsin that,pretty. mqun-. OWTth the country. Below Newtain town. She married George Croc-. tw, they have got possession of ker, son of Charles Crocker, one of two or three miles of the creek and the original projectors of the Cen-. #Te not disturbed, as they acquired tral Pacific Railroad, and died in. the ground by purchase from white ; Paris 1904.) speculators. It is a sight to see them FOR SALE The miners on Deer Creek, be-. °? the trails, packing two big. baslow the town, turned out last week . Kets of stuff on the ends of a bam-. PIANO BARGAIN—Late model piand drove all the Chinamen off that. 00 Pole and carrying a load that ano located here in the vicinity of stream. The heathen had got to be. WOuld stagger a jackass. FOR RENT—Pleasant, clean, sunny room in private family for One or two persons. Call 280 J for particulars. tf Nevada City, will sell at a biz disJune 5, 1852—We are going to count and most any terms wili claims the same as white men and. give our books to the ranch boys, handle. If interested write atappropriating water without asking. the rest of our belongings to our neionce to H. B. McNeil 401 Hast leave. They cut one of the miner’s. ghbors, and leave the old cabin to. “in St. Medford, Oregon. 3tc dams nad, when he attempted to re-. rot, or to the chance shelter of some

pair it, chased him away. He passed . wandering miner. As Pard says it the word up and down the creek and. is humble enough but there is many fifty miners ran-the Chinamen out of . a costly house that cannot compare the district and warned them not. with it, for it has sheltered endurto come back under penalty of be-. ing friendship and the boon of prosing shot. The miners actions are gen-. perity. We are a pair of soft chaps erally endorsed and there is a dispo-. getting sentimental over some rough E ¢ HINDS sition to bar the Chinks out of the. pine logs. I am sure wherever we . district. It is said thay are coming . go the old log cabin on Rock Creek } ; ; : to the State by the ... and . will never fade out of our memory. ; 144 East Main St. Grass Valley FOR SALE Fresh type writter ribbons for all popular makes. of typewritters. Call at the Nugget Office or Phone 36 for informax tion. Prices for Standard typewritters are 60 ceuts each.—465t Headaches Neuralgia George W. Walters Mer. USED CARS . Take your choice of 60 cars . 7everyone of them priced ‘right—ten hours free labor . service for ninety days, with ;every car sold. . AUTO LOANS . __ REFINANCING i 1 . Neuritis ieee WANTED: TO TRADE—Se . must be attended to shortly., Backach . house: i d ve 9 y ee ee oa } is ‘ ackache } ouse’in good valley town, near ictorial Review, 1 ¥r. , It is estimated that.16,000. tons. of. * i lay sib 1 F ee t OL). : Bay, on lot 65. to.170, for Nevada Women’s World, 1 Yr. : feed will be purchased from Califor. . . Rheumatism i City property or vicinity acreage } “ FCT Good Stories, 1 Yr. ALL nia farmers for feeding purposes, at: Lumbago bo house, Will awe wine The Country Home, 1 Yr. FOR a cost ranging betwten $300,000 and * gas sci i rance Answer Box 66, Nugget Of= Successful Farming, 1 Yr. on $400,000. Approximately 600 men . ee Sciatica F Gine ae Scala THIS NEWSPAPER, One Yearwill be given employment by virtue . ; é site : Bee Gs APER, s: és ployme y virtue . : ae. ; Muscular Pains . of the duck season opening. Baran Be R f : ia Rac ; 0 e Heres Smiling e lef. **Periodic Pains At Idyllwild Gc F-145, S: ‘re MORE FOR YOUR M See iy ee ee eer ~ Ee ee deeect inttacticn by Da ae pains is unnecessary and unwise. Unnecessary, because Dr. Miles . SSG siierd fo FARR G inspec fon y Col. H. BH. Ar-. Anti-Pain Pills relieve quickly and without unpleasant after A RES nold, commander of March Field, . effects; unwise, because pain makes your physical condition worse Please send me your ae: alarm was sounded without . instead of better. One pill usually brings relief in a few minutes. ; : preliminary warning. The time for f the disorders listed above, take Dr. Big 7 Club . (© Rural Special ap aes x g If you suffer from any of the I , eD oe (Check Club ee Oe ag mobilization of the entire camp . Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills. If they do not give you greater relief in for fire duty was 28 seconds flat. . less time than anything else you have used, go to your druggist an vee There have been numerous cases this . and get your money back. <— : vv Season where prompt action by the A package of Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills in your medicine cabii Street or RF.D C. C. C.’s has averted serious forest net, pocket, or hand-bag means fewer K EN +i] : Pa ; fires: aches and pains. f25 bos =: . Town and State 25 for 25 cents 125 for $1.00 <> . A LWA y S : Subscribe for the N UGGET! : ; MASS } Se bie =: = coun = ese 3 i — DR.MILES’ Sy . . That is what our service con. . ae ite < ANTI: PAIN PILLS \ sists of mainly FIRST CLASS It Takes More Than Salts, PERSOWAL of: ) Me) ff wo, cnare wnt you tor & : : ip at 3 or when you drive in a gaSe _~-Calomel, Mineral Waters, ‘ee dre ol : : (CRAY : ‘ . . akes stomach tonics, ine , age. B nes, es dcessivceis. inc . . NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY!. cs. 0: wo aia yersova — Opale or Laxative Pills to ee to try toget vil’ of iis touch in courtesy, attention to 99 VY ten. constipation, wate S ; a ; Esai : pe : stomach, ° ; ’ etail and determinedly low =e el Live aig; Satewe Ht bem TIMETABLE NO. 4 CANCELS TIMETABLE NO 3 Ae —_——e $1s ae which ‘makes ther 1etieine All Service Daily Eff. e May 2nd, 1933 eee Pe longer. ‘There Sates: theme fake Sargon a. 4, 2 = ; _ SCHEDULE NOS. 1 3 i : i : Fecognized subtion, gas, sour stomach. Deadaches, a ° aM re "eee wie ? VADA iH . TY $ nulate a nervy : and diaz: “spelts Yanrh, 6:18 12:15 Qneresnesas} GRASS Vi wereonneeeee 7:30 3:50 bs ‘ : fata. eS can Se ES QAR BOE ADA CIEX, CALIFORNLA, — 8:83:25 iia: AUBURN ....Ar. 8:20 4:40 Chas. W. Leiter, Prop . LOST AND FOUND _ . Hot A Resid es, FRA Office 525 2} . oe CAI Office Sunda DI Hou pointr 771. G@ “orn phone Office Grass A. M. N Ho appoi Mill § — Un Licen Hall, ‘ 152% floor. Mon. Grass