August 27, 1928 (8 pages)

Ee ee a ee ee . HM tntHininininjeiiioicini deleiuieiotefes Get Your Home Printed Stationery at The Nugget THE NEVADA, CITY, NUGGE T, CALIF ORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1928 here havintey, ~ NORTH SAN JUAN ‘JOTS o NORTH SAN JUAN, Aug.25, (Special to The Nugget)—Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stevens‘and Miss Doris Phillips of Modesto were’visitors here Friday. Mrs. Ruby Thompson returned this week from a visit to the bay region where she visited a fortnight with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. Pharris of Fresno were visitors here Saturday. Pete Klenzendorfer of Camptonville was a business visitor here one day this week. Ray and John Bortsch of shine Creek were visiting here Saiurday. ; . Mark Cross was a visitor from Camptonville this week. Homer Musfield left one day this ‘week for Nevada City where he has employment. Norman Fogarty left Sunday for . Bowman’s Dam where he is working. Fred Joubert accomponied by Mrs. . Ray McCullough and Miss Lucille Acton Cleveland’ of Camptonville Fogarty were visitors at Freeman’s visited her mother, Mrs. ‘4H. Huckins Crossing Sunday evening. Saturday for a few hours. Mrs. Kern Fogarty left Monday Mr. and Mrs. 'for Napa where she will visit her dren of Nevada visitors . daughter, Mrs’ L. Schafer, Ray FoMR testes teteteste detested testes Sei Roiiolelieioloitoh feleloteiiioteiioi teklotetieitetoiet« SCHOOL SUPPLIES We have everything you need for High and Grammar Schools. Compostition Books, Scratch Tablets, Water Colors Binders, Fillers, Compasses, Pencil Boxes ‘and Séts Waterman and Parker Duofold Fountain Pens For $1.00 up See the New Corona Portable Typewriter Sold on very easy terms H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer here tay Wilde and chilCity were etefafeietets ihe elteleleleieeloioiaieies ele a . gS ? res A sefedtestedtot ash Se ies ‘ ae Seeereeeeeeereeeseeosessessaesopereneeneereees delebotetenteted wHhooteobertooteofatentesfeeateerteateafetesteateofesfestesfeofstentefesfeate ofesfertentesteatenteofesatesteteatenteofetestesfetestentestestete DO YOU WANT A MINER e TO REPRESENT A MINING DISTRICT? Sefteefefien Jand Miss Helen Moon; (VINCENT FOLEY WiDDING f MISS NELSON A SURPRISE The wedding .of Mr. Vinent Foley Nelson on last November 26th finally leaked out the past few days and the happy couple hive: been receiving the congratulaticns of their many friends. The bride up to last June was a member of the high school faculty. The ceremony took placein Oakland, performed by the Rev. Father Albert Duffy who was a classmate of Mr. Foley at.St. Mary's, making They are now their home here. gariy took his mother to Nevada City to meet the bus and~ Stanley Bie accompanied them to Nevada City, returning the same day. Miss Lucille Fogarty returned home from Reno Sunday. She came via Grass Valley, Rkhy McCullough went that far and brought her home, Mr. and Mrs. David McBriere came up-from San Francisco Monday. She was formerly Miss Blanche Janiver and lived here until a few years ago Gordon Kessler and Averett, and Chester Hanson came up from Marysville the first of the week on a visit to friends. Misses Béfnice Layton and Fern Thomas of Richmond visited friends here the latter part of thee week. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Emery went to Nevada City one day this week. Mrs. John Peterson and daughter, Miss Theodora, of Alameda were visitors here Tuesday. be Joseph McCullough returned home from Weed this week. He was accompanied by his sons, Rebert and son, William. Mrs. Mary Irish of San Franisco wife of the late Senator Irish of Nevada, Sierra, Placer, and Plumas VOTE FOR ED C. GAYLORD Candidate for the Assembly Meee eey 20S Primary Election Tuesday August 28 ,1928 ese ae ee %, Yah “ertostestestenfeneste ofetesterte Peeeenereeberenodeee ieoesfetesteateateopeteate sfeogesfeaeatenteateoteae bee ofertestentesteobeoteoteobeotetetertertestestesteotesteageoesteofeteateageatenteotestendeoeetertenteateateetenteateogeobeoteeteteateah dpatete ito counties, was our® guest over the night one evening this week. She was born and raised in the city of Downieville where she look over was enroute the little town once ; again. Mrs.Jrish was accompanied by her son and William E. Irish wife and children of Auburn. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Landsburg of Sparks, Nevada and Misses Ruby Johnson and Pearl Borthal of Carson City, Nevada, paid us a visit one day this week. The Wanderers. and Return Our School Bell The first trip the around the Horn in tination Sebastopool, bell made was 1872 with desNevada county SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment’s notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley GOLD MINE FOR SALE { It was placed on the school house the same year. The school closed about thirty years ago. The house and bell were sold taken down and moved to Columbia Hill used for chureh for some years at that place later thé building was bought by Mr. Frank’ Davies, proprietor of the Citi. Zeus Auto State between Nevada City and Alleghany.’ The bell was taken down and moved to Nevada City and North San Juan lost their school house and bell .by fire. three years Mrs. BE. M. Austin, County Superintendent of schools and the Board ~ of Supervisors stored. ago. turned over To clear up estate. Time for search of title and examination given. Terms, cash or its equivalent. No bond or option. Engineer’s reports and complete ; maps available. 19 patented mineral claims. Accessible. Abundance of Timber. 13 mile ditch and flume furnishes free water for power. 20. stamp ' mill in fair order, assay plant, blacksmith shop, office and tools. Price, $25.000. Inquire of ED UREN, NEVADA CITY, or J. M. O’BRIEN, 709 ; BALBOA BLDG., SAN FRANCISCO. Bead: Leola rte Me ate carte te ate ote ste oleate ate sf ale ate sfeatente af fe atest a ste stertestertesteste ste ate ste we afeate teste stele eterte sPeateste she sferke ope SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE Ly. Nevada. City-7240 A. M.,. 11:30 A.M. 3:15 Pe M. *6:30 Pod Lv. Grass Valley. 7:55 Ac M., > 12:45 A.M. 3:30° PR) M, *6:45 P. M. Ar. Sacramento 10:40 A. M., 2:30 P. M6 be Pe My eos 30 P. M. Ar, San Francisco 12:15 P.M. 2:25 PM. 5300 Ff. M. 12°15 PUM, Lv San Francisco.9:00 A. M. 11:20 A. M. 12720. PM. ae Lv. Sacramento Br 00° Aco MS TEO0 AL Me poo, M6545 PM, Ar. Grass Valley 10:45 A.M. 4746" Pi OM, 75:45 PoM.*9:30°-P. M. Ar. Nevada City 11:00 A. M. 2:00 P.M. 16200:>P. MM. (*) Sundays only. (+) Daily except Sunday. nae Se fe Whe fe fe een fe ele ahenferbeale nkeake age nie forge ole sfc oleate rr tentertisle stents Yo ate rye . «9:45 P, M. . . la . i Kd What nicer is there for a tasty breakfast than ham and eggs when you are out on your camping trip? Our delicious ham is the best you ever tasted and you should be’ sure to include a generous supply in. your lunch kit. Sliced or in the whole piece as you prsfer. Se HAM AND EGGS 2 Calanan and Ridcael BeieHieeiieininieinininininin i ininieiininininininininie niin Gelinionteiedok deine teioieied i day. the Selby Flat school . Was moved to North San Juan. We were still short a bel]. Mr. Frank Davies then came to our rescue and presented us withthe dear old bell. Many thanks to Mr. Davies and so he it the bell is back on the Ridge and is resting on top of the school house waiting tor school to start, so the wanderer has returned. Mr. and Mrs. Grass Valley house which Joe Southern of visited her aunt and Mrs. Samuel MeCullough and Marguerite Rodgers of Main St. day this week for a few hours. sister, Miss ole Mr. and couver, Mrs. L. E. Snell of. VanWashington, arrived SaturThey brought the ashes of Albert Monroe here for interment. He died July 9th in Vancouver. Mr. John Morgan and family visiting his wife’s parents, Mr. Mrs. P. Arbogast. Miss Gertrude from. a visit with Benicia, GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management are and is home farther at Howarth her Vegeees for Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped: for testing and submitting’ methods for commercial treatment of complex ores. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Floatation, Cyanidation or any metallurgical process. Mine Examinations and Reports Mill Bxaminations and Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH’ RCH sf. : ¢ KEYSTONE MARKET . . ANOS ORIN fl “ GRAS$ VALLEY ; CALIF, See mere: he etenene tee me ne Ht te PARKER WILL WORK FOR GOOD OF MINING Ivan H. Parker, Republican eandidate for the State Senate, was Secretary of the Placer County Miners’ Association for seven years. Parker is at present owner in the Woods tract.of’ 70 acres of Mother lode Mineral Land lying immediately west of Grass Valley and North of the. North Star Mine, which is soon to be developed by Cooley Butler, the well known Log Angeles mine operator. an Parker states that. mining is one of the basic industries of California. The ancient gold bearing river channels that cross and_ recross the divides in the Sierras and the quartz ledges of the-state still hold countless millions awaiting development by well ‘directed capital. The millions produced are but an index of the vast golden treasure that remains. The prospector must be fostered and encouraged. The Ore Purchasing Law, commonly known as the high grade, while conceived to prevent the taking of rich ores, has in its actual workings, served to almost completely banish the prospector from the mining districts of California. It shold be repealed and supplanted by some measure that will not penalize the prospector who now has such grave difficulty in disposing of his product in small quantities. He is unable to journey for many miles to the store of the licensed gold buyer, and the red tape necessary in sending to the Mint. makes it almost impossible to sell his gold in small lots. Sneourage the prospector. From the earliest days his discoveries have made the mines, the mills,--the-mining towns and directly brought about the development of prosperous mining districts. If nominated and elected Parker associate ; ; they keys were turned in from the will intradues and vigorously support measures to rehabilitate this leading industry, to the end that the hum of the hydraulic monitor mingle with the roar mill in California. Ss NOTIC E.TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given by ¢he undersigned that the taxes for the City of Nevada for the fiscal Mane 1928-29 are now due. Said taxes will be edlinquent on may -yet of the stamp : MONDAY, OCTOBER § 8, 1928 POLITICAL at 6 o'clock p. m. and unless paid ~—_—prior thereto 10 per cent will be NUGGET WANT ADS. PROVE REGULAR BUSINESS GETTERS A small class added to the amount thereof. Payment of said taxes may be made to me at the City Hall, on Broad Street, and for the purpose of collecting same I will be in my ofad.placed in a recent issue of The Nugget produced . apis the can ee from 2 @. im, almost instar : ica wag UDUL 12) noon from 2 to 5 p.m. ieeeeeed tant results. A notice was and from 7 until 8 p. m:‘each day regarding a lost bunch of keys. Within five minutes after the business district delivery was nrade until said taxes become delinquent. Dated August 27, 1928. City Marshal and Ex-Officio Tax Collector of the City of Nevdda. F Ist Publication August 2 ’ Leiter store and the owner was made : . 4, E228. a NWicoe : ar 1 happy. Nugget ads. are business proCompetent help is always . hare to ducers. If you don’t believe it, try . cet , but no shortage of bosses is reone, ported: Pestle AO Se ec SRS RE ein a Mrs. R. J. Phillips has as guests FOR SALE CHEAP her sister, Aone third interest-in a mining ie on Indian Creek, Indian Valley, Sierra county, Calif. Mrs.-G.—qSweeney, husband and two sons, Ben and Will of Jes This claim . San Jose. liés next to the North Yuba river NEB. Bishas f Prencn pny) end is 2200 feet in length. If interwie COR aa Fraser, Campvisited here Monday. tonville, Calif. 38—41 ¢ a eoferterk eok Bt ite ke fe eate ste stents ote rt the te shea oho sf Ne Teste ste ate rte te ate cts te ot, "at Natt rat 4 ne ake he aS Ne ofeay Hi foe Wee eae , es fish ries Serle rte Se iferh she otesti oh stestestesfe ate % legerie) <2 ? ae Ke. "at le ++ R2 + a> 2 oie, etefetegetet st oO FIRE SALE OF GROCERY STOCK ? eat he] Ss ? a? e+ ? + We are closing out. cur co:nplete line of Groceries. Many hundreds have taken advantage of this extra&2 * o> + ordinary opportunity to lay in supplies. You will never, perhaps, again have the chance to get such bargains. Our lines cxbraced the finest goods, and you cannot go wrong in making purchases now for your wants for the coming fall and winter. Sale is being held inbasement of our building. See us now. ALPHA SARDWARE & SUPPLY Nevada City *, % (5 3 oteate ”, ~ , I) Grass Valley Alleghany attr ieste eBotesterterterdeteteatetetetetetenteateeafeafeateaieateeeoteoteoleotecteotens Ssh memeneoeapecsanseceseceneoorsoneente sees eeeen eet Befeloieh metetes Vat Te Re fe oe ihe ae aSetge fone she ofe fe shente fo uleateaterterteake ote se rfesfe age ste ete Sata IS ao Here i hype, THE HAPPINESS PLAN a savings plan designed to fit your needs, and with a specal co-operative feature by the which the’ United Security Bank & Trust Company helps you to make your systematic savings earn more than. normalint erest: : We help you help yourself to happiness. Each $500 Happiness Certificate is purchased by paying $3.02 a week, or $6.04 every other week, or $12.08 every fourth week. In cly 155 weeks you have paid $468.10. Compound interest plus the last payment which is made by this bank, adds enough so that there is $500 in your account. That is the equivalent of 4.3 per cent compound interest. The back of the Happiness Certificate has a schedule which operates as a pass book, showing you just how many payments you have made, how many are left, and how near you are to your goal of $500 in cash. If for any reason you are forced to discontinue the plan, you may withdraw your money, plus regular bank interest, just as in an ordinary savings account. Three years is a short time to accumulate $500 by this plan; and it has given many of our patrons a start on the road to NEVADA COUNTY BRANCH Grass Valley accumulating quite a sum of money. . UNITED SECURITY BANK A NAD TRUST COMPANY AEA Prk = SAN FRANCISCO NEVADA CITY BRANCH “

Ee ee a ee ee . HM tntHininininjeiiioicini deleiuieiotefes Get Your Home Printed Stationery at The Nugget THE NEVADA, CITY, NUGGE T, CALIF ORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1928 here havintey, ~ NORTH SAN JUAN ‘JOTS o NORTH SAN JUAN, Aug.25, (Special to The Nugget)—Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stevens‘and Miss Doris Phillips of Modesto were’visitors here Friday. Mrs. Ruby Thompson returned this week from a visit to the bay region where she visited a fortnight with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. Pharris of Fresno were visitors here Saturday. Pete Klenzendorfer of Camptonville was a business visitor here one day this week. Ray and John Bortsch of shine Creek were visiting here Saiurday. ; . Mark Cross was a visitor from Camptonville this week. Homer Musfield left one day this ‘week for Nevada City where he has employment. Norman Fogarty left Sunday for . Bowman’s Dam where he is working. Fred Joubert accomponied by Mrs. . Ray McCullough and Miss Lucille Acton Cleveland’ of Camptonville Fogarty were visitors at Freeman’s visited her mother, Mrs. ‘4H. Huckins Crossing Sunday evening. Saturday for a few hours. Mrs. Kern Fogarty left Monday Mr. and Mrs. 'for Napa where she will visit her dren of Nevada visitors . daughter, Mrs’ L. Schafer, Ray FoMR testes teteteste detested testes Sei Roiiolelieioloitoh feleloteiiioteiioi teklotetieitetoiet« SCHOOL SUPPLIES We have everything you need for High and Grammar Schools. Compostition Books, Scratch Tablets, Water Colors Binders, Fillers, Compasses, Pencil Boxes ‘and Séts Waterman and Parker Duofold Fountain Pens For $1.00 up See the New Corona Portable Typewriter Sold on very easy terms H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer here tay Wilde and chilCity were etefafeietets ihe elteleleleieeloioiaieies ele a . gS ? res A sefedtestedtot ash Se ies ‘ ae Seeereeeeeeereeeseeosessessaesopereneeneereees delebotetenteted wHhooteobertooteofatentesfeeateerteateafetesteateofesfestesfeofstentefesfeate ofesfertentesteatenteofesatesteteatenteofetestesfetestentestestete DO YOU WANT A MINER e TO REPRESENT A MINING DISTRICT? Sefteefefien Jand Miss Helen Moon; (VINCENT FOLEY WiDDING f MISS NELSON A SURPRISE The wedding .of Mr. Vinent Foley Nelson on last November 26th finally leaked out the past few days and the happy couple hive: been receiving the congratulaticns of their many friends. The bride up to last June was a member of the high school faculty. The ceremony took placein Oakland, performed by the Rev. Father Albert Duffy who was a classmate of Mr. Foley at.St. Mary's, making They are now their home here. gariy took his mother to Nevada City to meet the bus and~ Stanley Bie accompanied them to Nevada City, returning the same day. Miss Lucille Fogarty returned home from Reno Sunday. She came via Grass Valley, Rkhy McCullough went that far and brought her home, Mr. and Mrs. David McBriere came up-from San Francisco Monday. She was formerly Miss Blanche Janiver and lived here until a few years ago Gordon Kessler and Averett, and Chester Hanson came up from Marysville the first of the week on a visit to friends. Misses Béfnice Layton and Fern Thomas of Richmond visited friends here the latter part of thee week. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Emery went to Nevada City one day this week. Mrs. John Peterson and daughter, Miss Theodora, of Alameda were visitors here Tuesday. be Joseph McCullough returned home from Weed this week. He was accompanied by his sons, Rebert and son, William. Mrs. Mary Irish of San Franisco wife of the late Senator Irish of Nevada, Sierra, Placer, and Plumas VOTE FOR ED C. GAYLORD Candidate for the Assembly Meee eey 20S Primary Election Tuesday August 28 ,1928 ese ae ee %, Yah “ertostestestenfeneste ofetesterte Peeeenereeberenodeee ieoesfetesteateateopeteate sfeogesfeaeatenteateoteae bee ofertestentesteobeoteoteobeotetetertertestestesteotesteageoesteofeteateageatenteotestendeoeetertenteateateetenteateogeobeoteeteteateah dpatete ito counties, was our® guest over the night one evening this week. She was born and raised in the city of Downieville where she look over was enroute the little town once ; again. Mrs.Jrish was accompanied by her son and William E. Irish wife and children of Auburn. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Landsburg of Sparks, Nevada and Misses Ruby Johnson and Pearl Borthal of Carson City, Nevada, paid us a visit one day this week. The Wanderers.. and Return Our School Bell The first trip the around the Horn in tination Sebastopool, bell made was 1872 with desNevada county SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment’s notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley GOLD MINE FOR SALE { It was placed on the school house the same year. The school closed about thirty years ago. The house and bell were sold taken down and moved to Columbia Hill used for chureh for some years at that place later thé building was bought by Mr. Frank’ Davies, proprietor of the Citi. Zeus Auto State between Nevada City and Alleghany.’ The bell was taken down and moved to Nevada City and North San Juan lost their school house and bell .by fire. three years Mrs. BE. M. Austin, County Superintendent of schools and the Board ~ of Supervisors stored. ago. turned over To clear up estate. Time for search of title and examination given. Terms, cash or its equivalent. No bond or option. Engineer’s reports and complete ; maps available. 19 patented mineral claims. Accessible. Abundance of Timber. 13 mile ditch and flume furnishes free water for power. 20. stamp ' mill in fair order, assay plant, blacksmith shop, office and tools. Price, $25.000. Inquire of ED UREN, NEVADA CITY, or J. M. O’BRIEN, 709 ; BALBOA BLDG., SAN FRANCISCO. Bead: Leola rte Me ate carte te ate ote ste oleate ate sf ale ate sfeatente af fe atest a ste stertestertesteste ste ate ste we afeate teste stele eterte sPeateste she sferke ope SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE Ly. Nevada. City-7240 A. M.,. 11:30 A.M. 3:15 Pe M. *6:30 Pod Lv. Grass Valley. 7:55 Ac M., > 12:45 A.M.. 3:30° PR) M, *6:45 P. M. Ar. Sacramento 10:40 A. M., 2:30 P. M6 be Pe My eos 30 P. M. Ar, San Francisco 12:15 P.M. 2:25 PM. 5300 Ff. M. 12°15 PUM, Lv San Francisco.9:00 A. M. 11:20 A. M. 12720. PM. ae Lv. Sacramento Br 00° Aco MS TEO0 AL Me poo, M6545 PM, Ar. Grass Valley 10:45 A.M. 4746" Pi OM, 75:45 PoM.*9:30°-P. M. Ar. Nevada City 11:00 A. M. 2:00 P.M. 16200:>P. MM. (*) Sundays only. (+) Daily except Sunday. nae Se fe Whe fe fe een fe ele ahenferbeale nkeake age nie forge ole sfc oleate rr tentertisle stents Yo ate rye . «9:45 P, M. . . la . i Kd What nicer is there for a tasty breakfast than ham and eggs when you are out on your camping trip? Our delicious ham is the best you ever tasted and you should be’ sure to include a generous supply in. your lunch kit. Sliced or in the whole piece as you prsfer. Se HAM AND EGGS 2 Calanan and Ridcael BeieHieeiieininieinininininin i ininieiininininininininie niin Gelinionteiedok deine teioieied i day. the Selby Flat school . Was moved to North San Juan. We were still short a bel]. Mr. Frank Davies then came to our rescue and presented us withthe dear old bell. Many thanks to Mr. Davies and so he it the bell is back on the Ridge and is resting on top of the school house waiting tor school to start, so the wanderer has returned. Mr. and Mrs. Grass Valley house which Joe Southern of visited her aunt and Mrs. Samuel MeCullough and Marguerite Rodgers of Main St.

day this week for a few hours. sister, Miss ole Mr. and couver, Mrs. L. E. Snell of. VanWashington, arrived SaturThey brought the ashes of Albert Monroe here for interment. He died July 9th in Vancouver. Mr. John Morgan and family visiting his wife’s parents, Mr. Mrs. P. Arbogast. Miss Gertrude from. a visit with Benicia, GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management are and is home farther at Howarth her Vegeees for Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped: for testing and submitting’ methods for commercial treatment of complex ores. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Floatation, Cyanidation or any metallurgical process. Mine Examinations and Reports Mill Bxaminations and Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH’ RCH sf. : ¢ KEYSTONE MARKET . . ANOS ORIN fl “ GRAS$ VALLEY ; CALIF, See mere: he etenene tee me ne Ht te PARKER WILL WORK FOR GOOD OF MINING Ivan H. Parker, Republican eandidate for the State Senate, was Secretary of the Placer County Miners’ Association for seven years. Parker is at present owner in the Woods tract.of’ 70 acres of Mother lode Mineral Land lying immediately west of Grass Valley and North of the. North Star Mine, which is soon to be developed by Cooley Butler, the well known Log Angeles mine operator. an Parker states that. mining is one of the basic industries of California. The ancient gold bearing river channels that cross and_ recross the divides in the Sierras and the quartz ledges of the-state still hold countless millions awaiting development by well ‘directed capital. The millions produced are but an index of the vast golden treasure that remains. The prospector must be fostered and encouraged. The Ore Purchasing Law, commonly known as the high grade, while conceived to prevent the taking of rich ores, has in its actual workings, served to almost completely banish the prospector from the mining districts of California. It shold be repealed and supplanted by some measure that will not penalize the prospector who now has such grave difficulty in disposing of his product in small quantities. He is unable to journey for many miles to the store of the licensed gold buyer, and the red tape necessary in sending to the Mint. makes it almost impossible to sell his gold in small lots. Sneourage the prospector. From the earliest days his discoveries have made the mines, the mills,--the-mining towns and directly brought about the development of prosperous mining districts. If nominated and elected Parker associate ; ; they keys were turned in from the will intradues and vigorously support measures to rehabilitate this leading industry, to the end that the hum of the hydraulic monitor mingle with the roar mill in California. Ss NOTIC E.TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given by ¢he undersigned that the taxes for the City of Nevada for the fiscal Mane 1928-29 are now due. Said taxes will be edlinquent on may -yet of the stamp : MONDAY, OCTOBER § 8, 1928 POLITICAL at 6 o'clock p. m. and unless paid ~—_—prior thereto 10 per cent will be NUGGET WANT ADS. PROVE REGULAR BUSINESS GETTERS A small class added to the amount thereof. Payment of said taxes may be made to me at the City Hall, on Broad Street, and for the purpose of collecting same I will be in my ofad.placed in a recent issue of The Nugget produced . apis the can ee from 2 @. im, almost instar : ica wag UDUL 12) noon from 2 to 5 p.m. ieeeeeed tant results. A notice was and from 7 until 8 p. m:‘each day regarding a lost bunch of keys. Within five minutes after the business district delivery was nrade until said taxes become delinquent. Dated August 27, 1928. City Marshal and Ex-Officio Tax Collector of the City of Nevdda. F Ist Publication August 2 ’ Leiter store and the owner was made : . 4, E228. a NWicoe : ar 1 happy. Nugget ads. are business proCompetent help is always . hare to ducers. If you don’t believe it, try . cet , but no shortage of bosses is reone, ported: Pestle AO Se ec SRS RE ein a Mrs. R. J. Phillips has as guests FOR SALE CHEAP her sister, Aone third interest-in a mining ie on Indian Creek, Indian Valley, Sierra county, Calif. Mrs.-G.—qSweeney, husband and two sons, Ben and Will of Jes This claim . San Jose. liés next to the North Yuba river NEB. Bishas f Prencn pny) end is 2200 feet in length. If interwie COR aa Fraser, Campvisited here Monday. tonville, Calif. 38—41 ¢ a eoferterk eok Bt ite ke fe eate ste stents ote rt the te shea oho sf Ne Teste ste ate rte te ate cts te ot, "at Natt rat 4 ne ake he aS Ne ofeay Hi foe Wee eae , es fish ries Serle rte Se iferh she otesti oh stestestesfe ate % legerie) <2 ? ae Ke. "at le ++ R2 + a> 2 oie, etefetegetet st oO FIRE SALE OF GROCERY STOCK ? eat he] Ss ? a? e+ ? + We are closing out. cur co:nplete line of Groceries. Many hundreds have taken advantage of this extra&2 * o> + ordinary opportunity to lay in supplies. You will never, perhaps, again have the chance to get such bargains. Our lines cxbraced the finest goods, and you cannot go wrong in making purchases now for your wants for the coming fall and winter. Sale is being held inbasement of our building. See us now. ALPHA SARDWARE & SUPPLY Nevada City *, % (5 3 oteate ”, ~ , I) Grass Valley Alleghany attr ieste eBotesterterterdeteteatetetetetetenteateeafeafeateaieateeeoteoteoleotecteotens Ssh memeneoeapecsanseceseceneoorsoneente sees eeeen eet Befeloieh metetes Vat Te Re fe oe ihe ae aSetge fone she ofe fe shente fo uleateaterterteake ote se rfesfe age ste ete Sata IS ao Here i hype, THE HAPPINESS PLAN a savings plan designed to fit your needs, and with a specal co-operative feature by the which the’ United Security Bank & Trust Company helps you to make your systematic savings earn more than. normalint erest: : We help you help yourself to happiness. Each $500 Happiness Certificate is purchased by paying $3.02 a week, or $6.04 every other week, or $12.08 every fourth week. In cly 155 weeks you have paid $468.10. Compound interest plus the last payment which is made by this bank, adds enough so that there is $500 in your account. That is the equivalent of 4.3 per cent compound interest. The back of the Happiness Certificate has a schedule which operates as a pass book, showing you just how many payments you have made, how many are left, and how near you are to your goal of $500 in cash. If for any reason you are forced to discontinue the plan, you may withdraw your money, plus regular bank interest, just as in an ordinary savings account. Three years is a short time to accumulate $500 by this plan; and it has given many of our patrons a start on the road to NEVADA COUNTY BRANCH Grass Valley accumulating quite a sum of money. . UNITED SECURITY BANK A NAD TRUST COMPANY AEA Prk = SAN FRANCISCO NEVADA CITY BRANCH “