August 26, 1929 (6 pages)

MONDAY a FORMER RESIDENTIS = ~ HONORED BY FRIENDS The following clipping taken from the Norwalk Cali of recent date tells of a former resident of this section, Mrs. Sarah Bremond, whose husband built and operated a hotel at Lake City during the Malakoff mine boom. Among Mrs. Bremond’s schoolmates -now in Nevada City are Mrs. M. Grimes and Miss Kittie Hurley. The clipping follows: Thursday, July 18, some of Mrs. M. C. F. Vaunt Abbott’s -old time friends surprised her with a party to celebrate her 84th birthday. Two of the women. Mrs. R. E. Dolley of Seal Beach and Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Bellflower said that Mrs. Abbott was the first neighbor to eall on them when they moved to California. Among those present was Mrs. Sarah Bremond of Norwalk. Mrs. Bremond’s husband is the son of the original Bremond that owned the first r'rench hotel at Saeramento, ; The most interesting entertainment of the afternoon was an exciting experience of each of the mcmbers present that happened to them in some of the days gone by.” Marea Clotilde Falicity Vaunt Abbott came to California in one of the boats owned by Vaunt and Bremond to the San Francisco’ bay in 1850. Vaunt and Bremoud owned the first French Hotel of Sacramento. Mrs. Abbott came to Artesia, Lus Angeles county, in 1875 where her home was on the road of the freight teams. that went north © from Anaheim Landing. She well remembers the sheep range where Long Beach now stands on the way to Portuguese fish camp, at a Httle place ealled San Pedro. Mrs. Abbott made a trip once every week to Los Angeles with butter and e&gs, when Third Street was out of town. The Turner and Lambourn’§ firms were the biggest stores in the city and * they worked as many as four men on Saturday afternoons. When Los Angeles went to putting such unheard of things as eobble stones in the streets for those poor horses to walk on it was time to hunt other streets, You could ride a whole mile in a_ street car pulled by a horse. The only railroad entering Los Angeles at that Southern Pacific. Mrs. Abbott had to pass one house { sand between Artesia and Anaheim, 2 distance of ten miles, and if you could. not speak German it required time for trading. The town of Anahiem took up most of a two block space and Artesia was a two room school house, the starter of all small towns at that time and an artesian well for a sheep range. The city of Norwalk was composed of a depot, general store of one man capacity, a saloon and a blacksmith shop. ‘Santa Ana at that time was in Los Angeles county. She raised a family of stx and new has two sons living. Fred, who is her care at the x —ery _ AUGUST 26, 1929 4 [5 FTA EAGT TTR RE ETT YI . sae mee ——— COURT HOUSE RECORDS Deeds “W. A. Doctor to Dorothy Bosanko—reconveyance of trust premises on por. Lot 3 Block 15 Grass Vailey. ‘ Dorothy M. Bosanko to W. Storz—same as above. Francis G. A. H. Bergman to Margaret Scholz et al—por. Sec. 15, TI6N RIE. Mary J. Dunston to Albert Dunston--Lot 17 Block 42 Grass Valley. Walter D. Littleton to Kate Mae Littleton——Lots 36 Sec. 15 T14N RSE. Frank Clark to Ray Clark—-und. %) int. Lots 2 3 Block Nevada City. Ann Stacy to John G. Stacy—Lot 7 Block 14 South Grass Valley. Frank L. George et ux to Empire Star Mines Co., Ltd,-—min. right to [.ot 6 Block 10, Grass Valley. Lillie M. Beer to Charles sell Cartmel—-SE1,NW4 See. TIIN R1OE. Lillie M. Beer to Charles sell Cartmel-—-NE 14 SW \% TIIN R10E. William A. Simpkins to Joy Baird Simpkins-—por. See. 24 -T16N R8E. P. R. Sheaff et ux to Richard W. W. Kerr et ux—-Lots 5654 60 Block North San Juan. Herbert C. “Black ‘to: Sabatino Marehi—-NE 4 EYNWY See. 23, ESE See. 14 TI6N R7E. Lottie May Durfey to Nancy B. Vomberg—-Lot 4, Bloek 20 Lakeview.Sub. Donner Lake. Sheriff Nevaad Co. et al to J. EK. Taylorp por. NEYNE%, SE4YNEY% See. 32 TIEN R7B. Register of Actions 3241pEstate Charles M. Woolsey --Lila M.-Champion petitioner. Ni jon, Hennessy & Kelly ~ attorneys. 3242—-Estate Wm. C. D. Body—Mark Body petitioner. Nilon Hen nessy & Kelly, attorneys. : Adrian Q0 UU, Rus30 RusSee. 30 £6 home after his father passed away about twenty yers ago, und Frank 2 married son is living in Samoa i: northern California. Mrs. Abbott’. half brother, Mr. C. G. Bremond “time was the . present, came j making. lives-in the community at the pre sent tine. For age plus the life’ she has been forced to live. she is a phenomenal character. is at Catalina Isspending his vacation. William Holm Kk. C. Phelan motored up from t.os Angeles to t ake his mother. ‘Mrs. Nellie Phelan and eunt, MrMary O’Connor, on a vacation alon ine coast that will.tke them a3 Los Angeles. Mrs. Gove Celio and two childre: Netherine and Gove, Jr., are hom: ‘rom a few weeks spent in the bas region and at the Springs. Nr. and Mrs. -E. C. Uren; have been in San Francisoe for twe months, spent a few days in Nevada City before returning to that cily where he has been employed by a big mining company in map as fa wh es LEITER’S RADIO SHOP Atwater Kent Radios We invite you to call or phone for a demonstration of the World's renowned latest creation in the Screen Grid Electrc Dynamic Radio, Atwater Kent. Remember, Atwater Keni Radio just can't be bettered or beaten for Tone Volume or: Selectivity. Radio Service Department. Phone 286] “VISIT CALIFORNIA'S DIAMOND JUBILEE STATE FAIR Charles Cory in charge a ee ee ee i A le te ee AC te aed Sede dle feito dese ats oleaestesfeaie serge and WESTERN EXPOSITION x World’s Greatest Horticultural and ~ Livestock Show : Spectacular Inspiring Educational Entertaining En'ivening TEN BIG DAYS AND BRILLIANT NIGiiTS SACRAMENTO AUG 31 ~ SEPT. SS CHEROKEE, Aug. 24, (Speeial to The Nuggsi)—Forest fires seein . to he very bad in this part of the county just now, have a fire most every day. The Marysville auto stage brought over a large crowd of men Saturday night to fight the fire that was raging near oClumbia Hill. Joe Swazey and George Lewis of Cherokee were’ business visitors in Nevada City Monday evening. Mrs. C. Cox visiting her daughter, Phelan, of Cherokee. Mr. and Mrs. John Culver French Corral were visiting Cherokee Monday. E. Meyer of Oakland was a visitor here one day last week. . Thomas. Bigelow was a business visitor in Nevada City Monday. Darrell Moody of Nevada. City is visiting his mother, Mrs. H.Meyerof Cherokee, Mr. Moody just return. ed fom San Francisco. Jim Coughlin took a truck load of fir efighters baek to Nevada City Monday, the fire being all out. . of Nevada City was Mrs. Ke J. ot in K. J. Phelan made a trip to Nevada City Tuesday. Hits Miss Helen . Berry will go te Grass Valley Tuesday where will enter high school. « The autos were quite busy here Thursday: evening, fire truck, auto stages, all going to try and kee; the forest fire out of the forest re serve above Columbia Hill. Mrs. J. Phelan and mother were business visitors in.Nevada City and Crass Valley Saturday. Jack Phelan was a visitor in Juan Friday. “Quite a few men from around aere were out fighting fire :-Thursday night to keep it. away from the Siberia mine. Mr. C. Salmon _ of mine was a business vada City Thursday. CN. G.RR. COMPANI TIME TABLE AND RATES TIME TABLE AND RATES Trains leave Nevada City at 5:26 . m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., ar iving at San Fvancisco 1:30 p.m Trains leave Nevada City at 10:09 7m GrasaValiey “10:26: a. -m:. naking direct connection with S. VP. rain No. 19, arriving at San Fran tisco 6:30 -p. m. i Train leaves Nevada City at » m., Grass Valley at 3:25 ,p. m. Making direct connection with S. P. ‘ain No. 20, leaving San Francisec at 1l a. m., enabling passengers o arrive at Grass Valley 6:10 p. m. \lso direct connection for Reno and points east. SUMMER RATES Effective May 1, 1929 to: Sept. 30, 1929. All tickets on sale daily. Stop-overs allowed on 16 day ana + inonths tickets. Grass Valley to San Francisco— 16. days $8.50; 38 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berke ey or Oakland— 16 days $8:25; 3} nonth $10.00. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via iockton, both ways —-16 days $26.25: 3 months “$31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via tockton one way, returning via San ‘rancisco or vice-versa-—~16 days she San the Parnal) visitor in Nea o 28.75; 3 months $34.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—16 days $7.75; 8 months $9.00. Grass Valley to Reno—16. days $6.50; 3 months $7.50. Grass Valley to Pacifie Grove vis jan Francisco or Oakland only-——16 iays $15.00; 8 months $17.75. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via os Gatos -—-16 days $12.75; aonths $14.75. Grass Valley Natsonville—16 nonths $17.26. Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 lay ticket only $4.00. : No ston-avers allawed_2 A to Sunta Cruz via Gays :$14:60; 93 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA, C°OPER ANNOUNCES AN ~ APROPRIATION $10000 It has heen announced here by H. M. Cooper, manager of the Drum Divisicn, that an appropriation of $10,077.00 has been made for the reconstruction of electric feeder lines between Main _ Street and-the old Traction Car barns. The lines between the car barns and the Pittsburg Mine will also be reconstructed in order ot serve the 430 additional horsepower for the American Foundation Company. This reconstruction is made necessary due to the existing heavy ‘mining load and anticipated development of this section. Mr. and Mrs. William Treglown have had as guests, Mrs. Al Crowen . und dughter, Helen, and Miss Helen Norman, all of San Franeisco. Tony Costa of Nevada City has peen taken back to a Grass Valley hospital to receive care for the injury hé received while employed at the Idaho-Maryland mine. Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Ivey have ha@ . as guests, Mr. san of South and Mrs. D, W. DunSan Francisco. Miss Ellen Berry spent the sumner months-at North San Juan. Carl Gill of Oakland relatives in Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gill spent several days in San Francisco recently. Charles .Maginnis ‘spent days visiting in San Francisco, LEGAL NOT!CE is visiting NOTICE TO CREDITORS Number 323: In the matter ot the Estate of JAMES KELLER, Deceased. In the. Superior Court State of California, in tounty of Nevada: NOTICE IS HERBEY GIVEN by he undersigned LILA M. CHAMZION, as administratrix’ of the esate of JAMES KELLER,: deceased io the Creditors of and all persona having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within four (4) months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the founty of Nevada, or to exhibit vhem, with the-necessary vouchers within four (4) months after the first publication of this notice to the gaid administratrix at the law offices of Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Neva da County, California, the same being ‘her place of business in all matters connected with the estate oi said James Keller, Deceased. Dated July 20th, 1929. LILA M. CHAMPION, Administratrix of the Estate James Keller, Deceased. NLON, HENNESSY & ERLILY, Attorneys for Administratrix, First Publication July 22: 1929, STAGE TIMETABLE ~ Graniteville Siage leaves Clint a moo for wake North .Bloomfield, Moores of the and for the of Nevada Mat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville at: 7-a. m.,-for-NevadaCity. Alleghany Stage leaves Nevada City daily, cxcept Sunday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alleghany and i*orest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a.-m., for Nevada City: Marysville Auto Stage leaves at 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p m. Connects at SmartsviNe for forth San Juan. Downieville Auto Stage leaves Nevada ‘City daily.-at-1 p, m., ar“eaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada. City in time to connect with 10:30 train for jan Francisco. Washington Stage leaves Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washington Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada City. —no adulterants » no Budweiser Barley Malt Syrup is the 100% pure barley-malt. There are no fillers in it artificial colors—no substitutes whatever. ANHEUSER-BUSCH — ST.LOUIS Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup artificial flavors, no severalCity, . PROMOTION BOAD DINNER President H. W. Robinson of the Promotion Board announces that a get-together dinner will be held this Tuesday ulght at the Bret Harte Ina in conjunction with the meeting of the Lions Club in order to formally intrudce William Durbrow, the new manager of the’ irrigation district. President Eben Smart of the Lions Club will preside at the meeting The dnned is open’ to the general public. Subscribe for The Nugget. “e Seifert ate aeateatetefeatectete se Sei hheerreierrinicing ¥ ae i he a ee a he te rhe sy +9 2 %, Sa sae + ba DELICIOUS CUTS OF MEA} Fresh, pure Meat. Just the kind of meat that you will be proud to serve at your table—wholesome, health: giving and very reasonable in price. F We pride ourselves on the quality of our service and : the purity and freshness of the meat we sell. * You take no chancs when you trade with us—we * make it a point to satisfy every cusomert. ‘ We deliver orders promptly: OUR MEAT IS GOOD FOR YOU! te : KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards CHARLES WOOLSEY PASSES Charles Woolsey, mining man of the away in a Grass Valley hospital last Graniteville section, passed week following a hernia operation. The operation nad been resorted to in the hope of saving his life. The remains were taken in charge by the Holmes Funeral Home and were shipped to Long Beach where they ewere interred in the family plot beside those of his wife. Mining and stock raising were the occupations of Mr. Woolsey. tat tare oe she Me sfeehe anal afc teste Meter ste ste stiesfe Meal Beal aie endosteal steele te ole ie alenieiteal ite abentesdeateiteaiesie ilorkeote festeoteateoleate testes otesteateatestentestests Bekele telebedeoheledne eaege 1s SUPERVISED EM Heinlein oii NEVADA COUNTY Office Hours: 9 a. Including . agtebend-sfeateafergesteofeateateote rte sferte BARREL COIN SAVINGS BANKS “FOR THE: ASKING For information about our guaranteed six per cent installment or full paid invesment certificates, Call, write or phone ASSOCIATION Offices at Grass Valley and Nevada City eS re tee Aen nenaiee Beorbeihetenteofeatesestenfefesting oe eteopeateceoteadertesteafeos Retertenlesteteteteteleieiteteibesle fete dfeesteofrifeeieide see. HELP YOURSELF AND THE COMMUNITY ~ BY STARTING A SIX PER CENT PASS BOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN A LOCAL STATE . INSTITUTION BUILDING & LOAN m. to 5 p. m. daily Saturdays Morticians Grass Valley Phone 364 W. R. 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MONDAY a FORMER RESIDENTIS = ~ HONORED BY FRIENDS The following clipping taken from the Norwalk Cali of recent date tells of a former resident of this section, Mrs. Sarah Bremond, whose husband built and operated a hotel at Lake City during the Malakoff mine boom. Among Mrs. Bremond’s schoolmates -now in Nevada City are Mrs. M. Grimes and Miss Kittie Hurley. The clipping follows: Thursday, July 18, some of Mrs. M. C. F. Vaunt Abbott’s -old time friends surprised her with a party to celebrate her 84th birthday. Two of the women. Mrs. R. E. Dolley of Seal Beach and Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Bellflower said that Mrs. Abbott was the first neighbor to eall on them when they moved to California. Among those present was Mrs. Sarah Bremond of Norwalk. Mrs. Bremond’s husband is the son of the original Bremond that owned the first r'rench hotel at Saeramento, ; The most interesting entertainment of the afternoon was an exciting experience of each of the mcmbers present that happened to them in some of the days gone by.” Marea Clotilde Falicity Vaunt Abbott came to California in one of the boats owned by Vaunt and Bremond to the San Francisco’ bay in 1850. Vaunt and Bremoud owned the first French Hotel of Sacramento. Mrs. Abbott came to Artesia, Lus Angeles county, in 1875 where her home was on the road of the freight teams. that went north © from Anaheim Landing. She well remembers the sheep range where Long Beach now stands on the way to Portuguese fish camp, at a Httle place ealled San Pedro. Mrs. Abbott made a trip once every week to Los Angeles with butter and e&gs, when Third Street was out of town. The Turner and Lambourn’§ firms were the biggest stores in the city and * they worked as many as four men on Saturday afternoons. When Los Angeles went to putting such unheard of things as eobble stones in the streets for those poor horses to walk on it was time to hunt other streets, You could ride a whole mile in a_ street car pulled by a horse. The only railroad entering Los Angeles at that Southern Pacific. Mrs. Abbott had to pass one house { sand between Artesia and Anaheim, 2 distance of ten miles, and if you could. not speak German it required time for trading. The town of Anahiem took up most of a two block space and Artesia was a two room school house, the starter of all small towns at that time and an artesian well for a sheep range. The city of Norwalk was composed of a depot, general store of one man capacity, a saloon and a blacksmith shop. ‘Santa Ana at that time was in Los Angeles county. She raised a family of stx and new has two sons living. Fred, who is her care at the x —ery _ AUGUST 26, 1929 4 [5 FTA EAGT TTR RE ETT YI . sae mee ——— COURT HOUSE RECORDS Deeds “W. A. Doctor to Dorothy Bosanko—reconveyance of trust premises on por. Lot 3 Block 15 Grass Vailey. ‘ Dorothy M. Bosanko to W. Storz—same as above. Francis G. A. H. Bergman to Margaret Scholz et al—por. Sec. 15, TI6N RIE. Mary J. Dunston to Albert Dunston--Lot 17 Block 42 Grass Valley. Walter D. Littleton to Kate Mae Littleton——Lots 36 Sec. 15 T14N RSE. Frank Clark to Ray Clark—-und. %) int. Lots 2 3 Block Nevada City. Ann Stacy to John G. Stacy—Lot 7 Block 14 South Grass Valley. Frank L. George et ux to Empire Star Mines Co., Ltd,-—min. right to [.ot 6 Block 10, Grass Valley. Lillie M. Beer to Charles sell Cartmel—-SE1,NW4 See. TIIN R1OE. Lillie M. Beer to Charles sell Cartmel-—-NE 14 SW \% TIIN R10E. William A. Simpkins to Joy Baird Simpkins-—por. See. 24 -T16N R8E. P. R. Sheaff et ux to Richard W. W. Kerr et ux—-Lots 5654 60 Block North San Juan. Herbert C. “Black ‘to: Sabatino Marehi—-NE 4 EYNWY See. 23, ESE See. 14 TI6N R7E. Lottie May Durfey to Nancy B. Vomberg—-Lot 4, Bloek 20 Lakeview.Sub. Donner Lake. Sheriff Nevaad Co. et al to J. EK. Taylorp por. NEYNE%, SE4YNEY% See. 32 TIEN R7B. Register of Actions 3241pEstate Charles M. Woolsey --Lila M.-Champion petitioner. Ni jon, Hennessy & Kelly ~ attorneys. 3242—-Estate Wm. C. D. Body—Mark Body petitioner. Nilon Hen nessy & Kelly, attorneys. : Adrian Q0 UU, Rus30 RusSee. 30 £6 home after his father passed away about twenty yers ago, und Frank 2 married son is living in Samoa i: northern California. Mrs. Abbott’. half brother, Mr. C. G. Bremond “time was the . present, came j making. lives-in the community at the pre sent tine. For age plus the life’ she has been forced to live. she is a phenomenal character. is at Catalina Isspending his vacation. William Holm Kk. C. Phelan motored up from t.os Angeles to t ake his mother. ‘Mrs. Nellie Phelan and eunt, MrMary O’Connor, on a vacation alon ine coast that will.tke them a3 Los Angeles. Mrs. Gove Celio and two childre: Netherine and Gove, Jr., are hom: ‘rom a few weeks spent in the bas region and at the Springs. Nr. and Mrs. -E. C. Uren; have been in San Francisoe for twe months, spent a few days in Nevada City before returning to that cily where he has been employed by a big mining company in map as fa wh es LEITER’S RADIO SHOP Atwater Kent Radios We invite you to call or phone for a demonstration of the World's renowned latest creation in the Screen Grid Electrc Dynamic Radio, Atwater Kent. Remember, Atwater Keni Radio just can't be bettered or beaten for Tone Volume or: Selectivity. Radio Service Department. Phone 286] “VISIT CALIFORNIA'S DIAMOND JUBILEE STATE FAIR Charles Cory in charge a ee ee ee i A le te ee AC te aed Sede dle feito dese ats oleaestesfeaie serge and WESTERN EXPOSITION x World’s Greatest Horticultural and ~ Livestock Show : Spectacular Inspiring Educational Entertaining En'ivening TEN BIG DAYS AND BRILLIANT NIGiiTS SACRAMENTO AUG 31 ~ SEPT. SS CHEROKEE, Aug. 24, (Speeial to The Nuggsi)—Forest fires seein . to he very bad in this part of the county just now, have a fire most every day. The Marysville auto stage brought over a large crowd of men Saturday night to fight the fire that was raging near oClumbia Hill. Joe Swazey and George Lewis of Cherokee were’ business visitors in Nevada City Monday evening. Mrs. C. Cox visiting her daughter, Phelan, of Cherokee. Mr. and Mrs. John Culver French Corral were visiting Cherokee Monday. E. Meyer of Oakland was a visitor here one day last week. . Thomas. Bigelow was a business visitor in Nevada City Monday. Darrell Moody of Nevada. City is visiting his mother, Mrs. H.Meyerof Cherokee, Mr. Moody just return. ed fom San Francisco. Jim Coughlin took a truck load of fir efighters baek to Nevada City Monday, the fire being all out. . of Nevada City was Mrs. Ke J. ot in K. J. Phelan made a trip to Nevada City Tuesday. Hits Miss Helen . Berry will go te Grass Valley Tuesday where will enter high school. « The autos were quite busy here Thursday: evening, fire truck, auto stages, all going to try and kee; the forest fire out of the forest re serve above Columbia Hill. Mrs. J. Phelan and mother were business visitors in..Nevada City and Crass Valley Saturday. Jack Phelan was a visitor in Juan Friday. “Quite a few men from around aere were out fighting fire :-Thursday night to keep it. away from the Siberia mine. Mr. C. Salmon _ of mine was a business vada City Thursday. CN. G.RR. COMPANI TIME TABLE AND RATES TIME TABLE AND RATES Trains leave Nevada City at 5:26 . m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., ar iving at San Fvancisco 1:30 p.m Trains leave Nevada City at 10:09 7m GrasaValiey “10:26: a. -m:. naking direct connection with S. VP. rain No. 19, arriving at San Fran tisco 6:30 -p. m. i Train leaves Nevada City at » m., Grass Valley at 3:25 ,p. m. Making direct connection with S. P. ‘ain No. 20, leaving San Francisec at 1l a. m., enabling passengers o arrive at Grass Valley 6:10 p. m. \lso direct connection for Reno and points east. SUMMER RATES Effective May 1, 1929 to: Sept. 30, 1929. All tickets on sale daily.

Stop-overs allowed on 16 day ana + inonths tickets. Grass Valley to San Francisco— 16. days $8.50; 38 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berke ey or Oakland— 16 days $8:25; 3} nonth $10.00. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via iockton, both ways —-16 days $26.25: 3 months “$31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via tockton one way, returning via San ‘rancisco or vice-versa-—~16 days she San the Parnal) visitor in Nea o 28.75; 3 months $34.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—16 days $7.75; 8 months $9.00. Grass Valley to Reno—16. days $6.50; 3 months $7.50. Grass Valley to Pacifie Grove vis jan Francisco or Oakland only-——16 iays $15.00; 8 months $17.75. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via os Gatos -—-16 days $12.75; aonths $14.75. Grass Valley Natsonville—16 nonths $17.26. Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 lay ticket only $4.00. : No ston-avers allawed_2 A to Sunta Cruz via Gays :$14:60; 93 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA, C°OPER ANNOUNCES AN ~ APROPRIATION $10000 It has heen announced here by H. M. Cooper, manager of the Drum Divisicn, that an appropriation of $10,077.00 has been made for the reconstruction of electric feeder lines between Main _ Street and-the old Traction Car barns. The lines between the car barns and the Pittsburg Mine will also be reconstructed in order ot serve the 430 additional horsepower for the American Foundation Company. This reconstruction is made necessary due to the existing heavy ‘mining load and anticipated development of this section. Mr. and Mrs. William Treglown have had as guests, Mrs. Al Crowen . und dughter, Helen, and Miss Helen Norman, all of San Franeisco. Tony Costa of Nevada City has peen taken back to a Grass Valley hospital to receive care for the injury hé received while employed at the Idaho-Maryland mine. Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Ivey have ha@ . as guests, Mr. san of South and Mrs. D, W. DunSan Francisco. Miss Ellen Berry spent the sumner months-at North San Juan. Carl Gill of Oakland relatives in Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gill spent several days in San Francisco recently. Charles .Maginnis ‘spent days visiting in San Francisco, LEGAL NOT!CE is visiting NOTICE TO CREDITORS Number 323: In the matter ot the Estate of JAMES KELLER, Deceased. In the. Superior Court State of California, in tounty of Nevada: NOTICE IS HERBEY GIVEN by he undersigned LILA M. CHAMZION, as administratrix’ of the esate of JAMES KELLER,: deceased io the Creditors of and all persona having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within four (4) months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the founty of Nevada, or to exhibit vhem, with the-necessary vouchers within four (4) months after the first publication of this notice to the gaid administratrix at the law offices of Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Neva da County, California, the same being ‘her place of business in all matters connected with the estate oi said James Keller, Deceased. Dated July 20th, 1929. LILA M. CHAMPION, Administratrix of the Estate James Keller, Deceased. NLON, HENNESSY & ERLILY, Attorneys for Administratrix, First Publication July 22: 1929, STAGE TIMETABLE ~ Graniteville Siage leaves Clint a moo for wake North .Bloomfield, Moores of the and for the of Nevada Mat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville at: 7-a. m.,-for-NevadaCity. Alleghany Stage leaves Nevada City daily, cxcept Sunday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alleghany and i*orest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a.-m., for Nevada City: Marysville Auto Stage leaves at 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p m. Connects at SmartsviNe for forth San Juan. Downieville Auto Stage leaves Nevada ‘City daily.-at-1 p, m., ar“eaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada. City in time to connect with 10:30 train for jan Francisco. Washington Stage leaves Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washington Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada City. —no adulterants » no Budweiser Barley Malt Syrup is the 100% pure barley-malt. There are no fillers in it artificial colors—no substitutes whatever. ANHEUSER-BUSCH — ST.LOUIS Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup artificial flavors, no severalCity, . PROMOTION BOAD DINNER President H. W. Robinson of the Promotion Board announces that a get-together dinner will be held this Tuesday ulght at the Bret Harte Ina in conjunction with the meeting of the Lions Club in order to formally intrudce William Durbrow, the new manager of the’ irrigation district. President Eben Smart of the Lions Club will preside at the meeting The dnned is open’ to the general public. Subscribe for The Nugget. “e Seifert ate aeateatetefeatectete se Sei hheerreierrinicing ¥ ae i he a ee a he te rhe sy +9 2 %, Sa sae + ba DELICIOUS CUTS OF MEA} Fresh, pure Meat. Just the kind of meat that you will be proud to serve at your table—wholesome, health: giving and very reasonable in price. 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Mining and stock raising were the occupations of Mr. Woolsey. tat tare oe she Me sfeehe anal afc teste Meter ste ste stiesfe Meal Beal aie endosteal steele te ole ie alenieiteal ite abentesdeateiteaiesie ilorkeote festeoteateoleate testes otesteateatestentestests Bekele telebedeoheledne eaege 1s SUPERVISED EM Heinlein oii NEVADA COUNTY Office Hours: 9 a. Including . agtebend-sfeateafergesteofeateateote rte sferte BARREL COIN SAVINGS BANKS “FOR THE: ASKING For information about our guaranteed six per cent installment or full paid invesment certificates, Call, write or phone ASSOCIATION Offices at Grass Valley and Nevada City eS re tee Aen nenaiee Beorbeihetenteofeatesestenfefesting oe eteopeateceoteadertesteafeos Retertenlesteteteteteleieiteteibesle fete dfeesteofrifeeieide see. HELP YOURSELF AND THE COMMUNITY ~ BY STARTING A SIX PER CENT PASS BOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN A LOCAL STATE . INSTITUTION BUILDING & LOAN m. to 5 p. m. daily Saturdays Morticians Grass Valley Phone 364 W. R. 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Phone Grass ' Valley 375 and we will call th enext trip. We will GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Proprietor ‘ 111 West Main St. : a