December 10, 1928 (8 pages)

#] CL SA SiS VOLUME IL, NUMBER 4 — ES MK OE oe <n LN aq ugget THE GOLD. CENT: OFFICIALS HOGE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY HERE Walthers and C. Pittsburg, Pa., are a few days as the guests of Arthur W. Hoge and family. Mr. Walther is president of the PennCalifornia Mining Co., and the largest individual investor. Mr. Scully is one Messrs. Chas. L. D. Seully' of here for of the most . prominent lawyers gf Pittsburg and) is vice president of the Hoge Development Co. Messrs Séully and W. E. Wright of“Nevada City are counsel for the Hoge Development Company. Messrs. Hoge, Walthers, Scully, and Wright, and their associates jn Hoge Development Company, also ,own the’ big majority interest in Penn California. This is Mr. Scully’s first visit to California gold fields, and he is naturally very much interested in seeing the new operations, that Mr. Hoge is developing upon the properties of the Hoge Development Co. During the past week the installation of electric power and electric equipment has been completed, and the work of development is now going steadily forward, by machine drills under the supervision of “ Billy Genasci, who is in charge of operatons. This company has already got some excellent. ore , and as they are in a virgin territory, and in control of an immense acreage, they are certanly in a fine position to devlop an immense _ producer. And Hoge and his associates can be depended upon to carry this big project through to a successful conclusion, as they are clased as being the most progressive operation in the Nevada City district. KNIGHT OF PYTHIAS ELECT COMING YEAR Milo, Lodge, Knight of Pythias reelected William C. Jeffrey as chancellor commander for the year at its meeting Friday: evening. Other officers are Carl Larsen, Vice Chancellor; Atherton S. Lord, Prelate; Charles Bouvier, master of work; J. C. E. Foss, keeper. of records and seals; Clarence Shurtleff, master at John Boreni, ner guard; James B. Young, guard; W. P. Sawyer, C. A. Shurtleff, trustee. One member was added to the rolls by affiliation. inouter physician; arms; HENRY HUCKINS GETS WORD OF BROTHER IN LAW DEATH NORTH SAN JUAN, December 9 (Special to The Nugget)—Henry Huckins received a_ telegram this morning announcing the death of his brother in law, C. A. Anderson of Berkeley Saturday night. Mr. Huckins is leaving in the morning for Berkeley to attend the funeral. Mr. as a visitor their daughter, Mrs. DILLON-BROWN SUIT GOERS IN FAVOR OF DEFENDANTS Superior Judge Raglan Tuttle today rendered his decision in the case of Frank Dillon vs Gilman Brown carried up from justice court, to the effect that insuffcient evidence has been introduced to show the defendants guilty of the charge. 6 Mrs. Annie Landsburgh wiih the flu. Miss Clara Carson is visiting in Oakland. is ill and Mrs. ve E. Taylor Mr. and daughters, Marian and Sibyl, spent a week visiting in San Francisco. Miss Marie -Bertino,, chief operator of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph -Company, attended a convention of chief operators in Sacramento last Thursday. Mrs. John O*Donnell is from a month’s visit in Fresno and San Francisco. Mr. last week end with relatives. at Loomis. While there Mr. Quick en-, joyed a successful quail hunt. Rev. nieville was in town Wednesday. and Mrs. George Downey have' home . and Mrs. A. W. Quick spent: Father O’Doniovan of Dow-. Y, CALIFORNIA, THE COUNTY SEAT PAPER wren aon _DECEMBER 10, 1928 WINTER SUPPLIES TAKEN. IN INDIAN HILL 1:NE )PERATIONS STARTING and it is hoped that the present company will be successful in taining more of the earth’s from this old river bed. EON ob; . Saks WEN SIDDLES PASSED ee AT DECOTO LAST WEEK weaitn ep ma pons Siddles -who has been sident 0 24] Aig A fovernl fihe Masonic Home at SECURED TAHOE ir sence P near Deeoto, passed away last .week at . ing after water storace in Donner ripe age of almost 80’ years, It is hoped that: the securing of hal GEO! : lael but a few days. The remrights of way for the new fourteen , oF : : 6re brought to Nevada City mile stretch of the Tahoe Ukiah The proposal o he Truckee: 172 rvices were conducted from i state highway eastward from NevaCarson Irrigation District is to Jefferd & Son Parlor yesterday da City to Junction House can he draw en th ve of Donner, Lake “afternoon. The beautiful service of secured by the first of the year so in the tattt 5—Hre—ftow—_ Hi the—Masonic _Order_was impressive 'that bids ean be advertised in Janu! ly rendered by Past Master William ary. The state highway commission t’«0) ( ag hich tupHE. Meservey with the assistance Of the books in each bank affected and . = = i} affieare fa Toys ¥, : : é i \ has $300,00 set aside for this proPp! Lei id i Perl OHLCE! of Nevada Lodge, Of the installation of the methods used . * , 14 1 h dereaca raa q . a : . rd } ject which is destined to become tery wits rears A would ba * ; deceased was an honored py the Bank of America of Califor} *y . : . one of the state’s main cross arterbb! tthe Tower. end -of tl lake Member nia. It was accomplished in each . ies in the next few years. = tain a minimum level in the My. Siddles was born at Friend. case by the local bank force, one The property: ownersgeneral! z not to d ile, 1 Des, 19th, 1848 and had by inspectors from the auditing ms along the new survey which will “” “ nia ae pent the past 56 years of his lif paneer the ee : provide a maximum” gerade of six . mzde on Coid ere \ h® in Colifernia. Attending the funeral According to bank officers, ine per cent up Harmony: Ridge, have *' division of \ r resou 1° were the following relatives: a son Public will notice no difference mat cooperated generously in singning Per ee weens Joseph Siddles and family of Sacracept in the names on windows and . up deeds.for the tight of way reae i and eivil enmento, Mrs. F. L. Green of Los Anbank stationery, which will soon be ir state for construction gi r and : 7 n] laughter; Pardow Head of changed. quired by the state for construction Neer ndU.S.-deput i pn] Lx Fee ie é ; ; purposes. With the contract let, it suiweyor of Fenrley . who is conLos Angeles and the only one his. While but thirty-nine branches * F 5 ; rr : 7 S brothere’ and sisters amily livi , rere added to } Jank of Ar "10% will be possible to have the right ef 7 {with the project, was a NeProt and sisters’ family living. . were a wea the I a ik . . ae way cleared and construction work yada City visitor .the past week ™ lL. E. Rewley, a-daughter of of California, forty-five independent , = T aay. ry, a « + rar ak ; i re anoar started by early summer. The state going ever the.county records. San. Leandro, and family. Mrs. Albanks were taken in to the larger is to. surface the road when com onzo LeDue of Grass Valley was if]! institution. The retuction in num pleted which will give a fine year EP nd unable to attend the services. bers. was caused by the combining around road to the jauncton of the 2 at, Mra. Alhert Rowe of Grass Valley is of two or more separate banks in peompieties road) = road. SOAClHS THE A Th daughter, . each of several cities into on¢ ‘ : i Pits roy 1 branch. " fhe pall besrers. were Bert George . : a \ inety-three yranches w SERVICES § CONDUCTE PE George -W. Zembseh, Henry Hosk-. The ninety-three branches nov m3 he fu 1 rend E und W: CG. Richards, J. F. Stenger constituting the Bank of Americ BY LOCAL PRE Aerippd J.Ryan; belo 1 + the and Arthur F. Hellines. Interment of California system do NOT inBe! ) ET , ai 4 a P the Merchants FES 4 , r Ol made in the Masonic cemetery. . clude the banks. of the Merchants Of She ‘ ehureh . the National Trust and Savings Bank of Rev, Be A. Bue ekner and Rev. W. saliscenee of Father ©’Reil in the ‘Los Angeles, eacwntty announced as Charles Pearson made a trip into ofr3 held vester ce CA CAPPENTER HAS merging into the Bank of America: Sierra county the past weetcocer a oY istorie SSE ] They will enter the system at a lat ducting services at. Sierra. City chureh old mission: Santa Clara, C ROS 3 ED OV FR DIVIDE er date. The system also owns a Thursday and at Downieville Thin arn nt _. number of banks which will conday evening. The services at Sierra . tevy of 4 Uy oO nta NORTH SAN JUAN, December 9 ene te Gperste independently. ~ City Thursdaywere at the funeral Cinia. : (Special to The. Nugget)—George beget included in the ee . arles Shillineford and were i ; : AERO ‘mer names of the anks, for Charles Shillingford and we: ry Carpenter pased away this morning . th He es : ; < hare P vy *kner, Friday af : ae are listec elow. In each case the charge of Rev. Buckner. Friday af-" oy 4) Gn f rs. . here after a brief illness. H return: . 1 k will in fut be k b: ‘ I OLTAl yas given for os cs ; i bank will in future be known by ternoon a program was given for . s pean ti med ed* Wednesday from Escalon saying = eae the Camptonville school childven-at >. .cjate. after a lineer 1 i! too Hin ‘Sider: des da Mira: Seahinee . oe nee ee fee: Oa 8 which it i 2 : : i : is located, together with the Bank the Labadie home, Colf last Wednesday morning. . that -he had -come home to die. Evee : ¢ Californi : : : : fe) merica oO alifornia name. Sores a =a .erything possible was done for him 3 : Cooley Butler, Los Angeles mini : I hi esidence in: this: city ae , : f : vut owing to his advanced age, he # = man, interested in the Grass Valley ! : , iferest . a auepeped ie Sknek Bl MAREE A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION MAKES Y ¢ 11 * 1 E } + Was pret , b ¢ . ‘ a istri ta fi HeoinAaT. Mr ee Cvie i ad gained the ENJOYABLE REMEMBRANCE district,.and: his Meld. engineer, Mr. : Hi , : Funeral arrangements await the arTI sags Hae bins fe but Lmao: aatia Fan nandtiw oanli i \ t i : : . : iis is. merely a suggestion but Griggs arrived Wednesday evenin ; ; ‘ Be rival of the son from Escalon. 4 a : and remained here for several days “' recog 1 his e personnlity : Kei wok when you aré wondering about what : ht 1 ne » was bor s ebruattending to business matters breh i : ring cresen He. .wa ae ilinoi 4 TU . to send the absent member of the . jertaining to the mines. : Bea u Hi eek, : = : Most of n oe pede family or some distant relative, why . Mrs. M. E. Stephens has as a eae ES Cpe Gee tea lye, HOORE eo NICER OF SIRe ue! not.make it a year’s subscription to a ee ee e Lae Rent it-en—-in—this July 4. Where he followed ranching and . my, Nugget? It is one of the most . . Visitor iss Viola USO OL “M08 canon danoninity on the erra Owned property, He leaves a son}; ., ts ld send . . Cabin ME ie ces ee rs inexpensive presents you could sen¢ . ce 1 Cealifarnia Mission =. Division, 2!Po. sVINe a cai0n, 4 + yes one that would give pleasure and ean veel weer ; whieh was so ebly dem vt. rs. Henry Huckins, and two bro-. satisfaction for the whole year. Thursday. His son, Roy, came up en Ee A / thers, Ad and Ed Lohman of this peti eon fem. "Oakland to viel: bis et ey ce Was returned to his -P'* Superintendt M. E, Olsen of the . Mrs. Guy Smith of Pardee Dam fe ot. French Gorval after a stay The remains were taken’ in chargé Mohawk mine has returned from a. is vititing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. he: of a few days. He has. been by the Holmes Funeral Home of Ne. short trip to Yakima, Washington. B. L. Syms. un?’ -v:-a doecters care. j vada City. The water was turned off in the Irs. Mary Hicks of San Francisco . 2 iy city mains yesterday afternoon io is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. A heavy snowstorm is in progflush the pipes, pee ‘lion. ress at time of going to press. baa 8 armen fF AT _ LARGE TRACT ALREADY UNDER WAY CAMPTONVILLE, Dec: §,-—Frank eo ** st apene . W. Camp arrived a few days ago ies ee a ake charge of Indian Hill Fy ’ ; ie " vy ay ‘ oe = : With gum p operations for-, wish to securé reyenue from turdraulie Mine, a new company hav. o , : ; : rally innaucurat the past week, pentine production it will be -necesing alease on the property which . : e : : Sige Vere TRpee TPACE Of AIRADer One Deer eo to keep fire off the premises. has been operated by the Frank S. ©" § Nagano sie ipseh deh fa pier 3 : F ‘ d : : 82 ‘ 5 One feature that will appeal to Margan Company~ of Berkeley for creck’ just above Novada City, the . , ; ; : 3 the older generation is that in the the past three years. ambitious plans ¢£ California Tim] ; . . eathering of the gum. from the Camp’s company has made a x « rr , itTC., i Saenst a ps, Mr. Ff. CG. Ernst, vice president cess of other similar properties niense tui id aitteG PYOand superinienedent of operations and they are hopeful of doing som ; 1 U section are t the company, “proposes. to use good work at Indian Hill. Ph ( ell u way a I i aC-. sider men -that are not. fitted for F > i aro R000 nds Hite 3s 1 ntut "4 the ,; have taken in around 8000 pou ; uum. by the ivy work, as the work of gatherof granular powder and othe1 Dp is not severe. This will be paid A 5 Lay otelyv ‘ rea <a : plies. They were unfortunately A -erew_of five men tapped 1590 . for on a-poundage basis. late in coming into the country, an is ‘the pa é ee properMr. Ernst is employing timber . * had to truck thé powde1 meuen ty of the Deady 1 Con owners wherever “possible as . . this over a foot of snow. It was impos und. the work of hansii i cure the earnest cooperation sible to go by truck power so th cups will, be pushed as fast as the . of the owners in making for successlarge caterpillar of the Oak V: : ‘ rrive {ror Phe . ful operation of the industry. FloatLumber Company was used to take . crew ing'. gradually increased . sy borers will net be considered the truck into the mine. the eup arrive from } factory . except where the labor supply is As soon as the preliminary worl and % th ( become aecustonred . short. With the addition of worth . is finished they will begin to put to th vor} three more hite families to settle, in this secthe mine in order for the seasons. cre being addéd this, wee! mn wil! make for contented ctizens run. Some changes and improve-. ti k‘into the mystery of operating . The industry will employ up to 200 ments will probably be made in. the tools. and seiti he gutters and . mien when fully under way. this work. . cups. i) round -about: the trees . No further work has been done Camp is an old time miner, hav-. i5 being cleaned up and the trees;at the factory site owing to noning returned from the Alaskan min-, trimmed. The pine n ire be-jtions for the building to house the’ ing fields only a short time ago. . ' caer Lrom ch tree from . arrival of the plans and specificaHis wife accompanied him here and) (WO to fase ect. -It is expected . refinery and offices. The site*for the she will have charge of the board; *? eens Will pe niade into refinery has been cleaned off and ing house. \ j Fal p back atthe f ry. This will . leveled up. The city trustees have lit closed Saturday LINDGREN, NOTED AS A GEOLOGIST WiLL VISIT Waldemar geologist for Lindgren’ the noted many years connected with the U. S. Geological and more recently Survey at the head & the Economic Geology in the Department Masachusetts Technology Institute of is expected to visit Nevada City and Grass Valley in Janu ary, in company with representative: of the eastern recently interests which have acquired contract—of the Western Mines Consolidate, Mr. the Ine. Lindgren made a report on properties. of the Western Mines Consolidated, Inc., “and is said to have.recommended their dealong: the Mr. A. D. Foote, president of the GCompany. Mrs Lindgren’s Grass Valley 17th annual Geological velopment mended by plans recotnthe the the 189-3, is to be a report on district in report of the Survey considered by very mining made in geologists noteworthy which has record stood: the. list of mine development ina markable manner. BANK OF AMERICA DB and one actual very reANNOUNCING ITS POLICY: Speed and efficiency the growth of the Bank of America of California over marked the week it had end. When fifty-four . branches. When it opened this mornIndian. Hill Mine is one of head a bad fire nienace from rractically completed rocking the oldest of the local hydraulic mines, . oe A i ca new street to the site. dating back to the early days a New tracts will be prepared regu. which time lndian. Will was duite ero rh Cut out which: n po-. lagly for tapping and ‘by the coming a little community with flourish-! pular W = aA burning, of spring a-large acreage will be ing apple orchards and sedate resi. seas Wishil iiiave to ready to start production of the raw dents, and a large amount:of rold oO into.the d l $ anid twroduet which will be transmutedwas taken from the channels. Much . ‘ alee are not in commion into many forms by the magic art . of the ground remains untouched and if = oO : of chemistry. ‘and Trust ing, it had ninety-three. This was the second change in. the bank within a few days, name from as it changed its United Security Bank Company to 3ank of America of California just a day or two—earler. The added branches are not new banks, with three exceptions. They are affiliated banks which have been bought up during the last year and a half. but _had been operating independently. They.were taken in by permission of the State Bank Superintendent, and will continue to run just as in the past, but the new name, and with the efficiency and convenience of ardized operation. Thetake-over” requiring the under added standwasa—_hbis jah, complete elosing of His wrist is still in a cast from its recent injury. He reports the shaft . as having gotten into solid ground at the mine, . occurred, GRAND JURY HAS. FILED A. REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS The 1928 Nevada eal Comme Grand Jury completed its labors shortly and Sled the stma-before noon: today mary of its findings with Superior Judee Tuttle. The outstanding feathe’ report from the auditors’ report printed in November 19th is the balance of carried by the county. tes, that a considerable portion bee n, ture of fiside special . The . & comment . $222,355.51 Tt sta Nugget of on cash inactive ac1923. the carried has carried as an dfferent banks since The statement made to . . . count in B was to takes care of any emergencies that arise but when the bridge loss extra micht an tax levy was . made, leaving the large amount of money on deposit. The reports of the various committees covering the various offices, court house showed that they found things neat and clean and conducted in a_ business-like manner, The county jail was reported in a clean sanitary condition. It nded that the sheriff's armored and provided with bullet proof windshield. The County . ted na . in the and was recomme aupto be Hospital was reporsatisfactory condition, Mr. Rodda repthe food .6f good quaand sufficient and inwell An oil burn-— ing heating was recommenThe. County Farm looked to be well and conducted at a profit by Manager Tobiassen. The report was signed by Fred F. Gassidy as foreman. EW GRAND JURY PANEL DRAWN TODAY, TUTTLE a management of ted e lity mates fficient, quantity cared for. system ded: doing Superior Judze Raglan Tuttle drew the following panel of grand 1929 number, for 30°in jurors The _ taleshave been summoned to appear Friday, December 2ist, 11 a. m., and sel leet a membership of 19. Th e list follows: today. men, Nevada City——Jos. F. Stenger, s: JT.ee Leiter, G. W. .Gildersleeve, Wede. Armstrong, Fred Yost, Herrine .Brand. Grass Valley—cC. Bierwagen; <A. B. Snyder, C.F. Clinch, E. K. Smart A. T. Jones, Bessie King, Blizabeth Toaner, Tillian To Re hae H. Barker, Louise Wales, HaBernice Glasson, Gertr, George H. ElArmstrong. French Corral—-N. B. Bishop. North Bloomfield—-William Buck Truckee—-Phil Blume, Robt. Tonini. ebone, rold Biggs . } trude Mille lizabeth Shirkéy, Juan—H: W. Huckins Rough and Ready—D. M. Loney Chicago Park—Paul Ullrich. Washington—H, O. Kohler. © ELOPMPNT OF SIBERIA AT CHEROX EE PROGRESSES Hill i weeseaes a busy apthese days as developat the Siberia and Salsteadily. The Cherokee to the properbeing heavily graveled in preparation for the hauling of conheavy machinery in the future. Work at running Nerth San CB pata Badger pearance ment work . mon mines progresses road from ties. is siderable near Siberia consists ofraises, developing and prospecting and will continue steadily through the winter. The property is a very promising one. E. B. Frost is in charge of operations for San Francisco insterests. It is reported that the Parnall jinterests operating the Salmon prop. erty have also taken over the mining: properties of John Curnow in ine same distriet. Development work. the going’ ahead through the winter j}at this property and Chrokee which . has sen a checkered existence looks to be getting ready to assume some of its former glory. The quail hunters have. not bee . brit ging in very bags due—to the “latenes of: the season opening. The ‘Present jgtorm will not help the shoo3 ting any. Thomas: McCabe. was a ‘San Francisco visitor last week, _ ae =

#] CL SA SiS VOLUME IL, NUMBER 4 — ES MK OE oe <n LN aq ugget THE GOLD. CENT: OFFICIALS HOGE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY HERE Walthers and C. Pittsburg, Pa., are a few days as the guests of Arthur W. Hoge and family. Mr. Walther is president of the PennCalifornia Mining Co., and the largest individual investor. Mr. Scully is one Messrs. Chas. L. D. Seully' of here for of the most . prominent lawyers gf Pittsburg and) is vice president of the Hoge Development Co. Messrs Séully and W. E. Wright of“Nevada City are counsel for the Hoge Development Company. Messrs. Hoge, Walthers, Scully, and Wright, and their associates jn Hoge Development Company, also ,own the’ big majority interest in Penn California. This is Mr. Scully’s first visit to California gold fields, and he is naturally very much interested in seeing the new operations, that Mr. Hoge is developing upon the properties of the Hoge Development Co. During the past week the installation of electric power and electric equipment has been completed, and the work of development is now going steadily forward, by machine drills under the supervision of “ Billy Genasci, who is in charge of operatons. This company has already got some excellent. ore , and as they are in a virgin territory, and in control of an immense acreage, they are certanly in a fine position to devlop an immense _ producer. And Hoge and his associates can be depended upon to carry this big project through to a successful conclusion, as they are clased as being the most progressive operation in the Nevada City district. KNIGHT OF PYTHIAS ELECT COMING YEAR Milo, Lodge, Knight of Pythias reelected William C. Jeffrey as chancellor commander for the year at its meeting Friday: evening. Other officers are Carl Larsen, Vice Chancellor; Atherton S. Lord, Prelate; Charles Bouvier, master of work; J. C. E. Foss, keeper. of records and seals; Clarence Shurtleff, master at John Boreni, ner guard; James B. Young, guard; W. P. Sawyer, C. A. Shurtleff, trustee. One member was added to the rolls by affiliation. inouter physician; arms; HENRY HUCKINS GETS WORD OF BROTHER IN LAW DEATH NORTH SAN JUAN, December 9 (Special to The Nugget)—Henry Huckins received a_ telegram this morning announcing the death of his brother in law, C. A. Anderson of Berkeley Saturday night. Mr. Huckins is leaving in the morning for Berkeley to attend the funeral. Mr. as a visitor their daughter, Mrs. DILLON-BROWN SUIT GOERS IN FAVOR OF DEFENDANTS Superior Judge Raglan Tuttle today rendered his decision in the case of Frank Dillon vs Gilman Brown carried up from justice court, to the effect that insuffcient evidence has been introduced to show the defendants guilty of the charge. 6 Mrs. Annie Landsburgh wiih the flu. Miss Clara Carson is visiting in Oakland. is ill and Mrs. ve E. Taylor Mr. and daughters, Marian and Sibyl, spent a week visiting in San Francisco. Miss Marie -Bertino,, chief operator of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph -Company, attended a convention of chief operators in Sacramento last Thursday. Mrs. John O*Donnell is from a month’s visit in Fresno and San Francisco. Mr. last week end with relatives. at Loomis. While there Mr. Quick en-, joyed a successful quail hunt. Rev. nieville was in town Wednesday. and Mrs. George Downey have' home . and Mrs. A. W. Quick spent: Father O’Doniovan of Dow-. Y, CALIFORNIA, THE COUNTY SEAT PAPER wren aon _DECEMBER 10, 1928 WINTER SUPPLIES TAKEN. IN INDIAN HILL 1:NE )PERATIONS STARTING and it is hoped that the present company will be successful in taining more of the earth’s from this old river bed. EON ob; . Saks WEN SIDDLES PASSED ee AT DECOTO LAST WEEK weaitn ep ma pons Siddles -who has been sident 0 24] Aig A fovernl fihe Masonic Home at SECURED TAHOE ir sence P near Deeoto, passed away last .week at . ing after water storace in Donner ripe age of almost 80’ years, It is hoped that: the securing of hal GEO! : lael but a few days. The remrights of way for the new fourteen , oF : : 6re brought to Nevada City mile stretch of the Tahoe Ukiah The proposal o he Truckee: 172 rvices were conducted from i state highway eastward from NevaCarson Irrigation District is to Jefferd & Son Parlor yesterday da City to Junction House can he draw en th ve of Donner, Lake “afternoon. The beautiful service of secured by the first of the year so in the tattt 5—Hre—ftow—_ Hi the—Masonic _Order_was impressive 'that bids ean be advertised in Janu! ly rendered by Past Master William ary. The state highway commission t’«0) ( ag hich tupHE. Meservey with the assistance Of the books in each bank affected and . = = i} affieare fa Toys ¥, : : é i \ has $300,00 set aside for this proPp! Lei id i Perl OHLCE! of Nevada Lodge, Of the installation of the methods used . * , 14 1 h dereaca raa q . a : . rd } ject which is destined to become tery wits rears A would ba * ; deceased was an honored py the Bank of America of Califor} *y . : . one of the state’s main cross arterbb! tthe Tower. end -of tl lake Member nia. It was accomplished in each . ies in the next few years. = tain a minimum level in the My. Siddles was born at Friend. case by the local bank force, one The property: ownersgeneral! z not to d ile, 1 Des, 19th, 1848 and had by inspectors from the auditing ms along the new survey which will “” “ nia ae pent the past 56 years of his lif paneer the ee : provide a maximum” gerade of six . mzde on Coid ere \ h® in Colifernia. Attending the funeral According to bank officers, ine per cent up Harmony: Ridge, have *' division of \ r resou 1° were the following relatives: a son Public will notice no difference mat cooperated generously in singning Per ee weens Joseph Siddles and family of Sacracept in the names on windows and . up deeds.for the tight of way reae i and eivil enmento, Mrs. F. L. Green of Los Anbank stationery, which will soon be ir state for construction gi r and : 7 n] laughter; Pardow Head of changed. quired by the state for construction Neer ndU.S.-deput i pn] Lx Fee ie é ; ; purposes. With the contract let, it suiweyor of Fenrley . who is conLos Angeles and the only one his. While but thirty-nine branches * F 5 ; rr : 7 S brothere’ and sisters amily livi , rere added to } Jank of Ar "10% will be possible to have the right ef 7 {with the project, was a NeProt and sisters’ family living. . were a wea the I a ik . . ae way cleared and construction work yada City visitor .the past week ™ lL. E. Rewley, a-daughter of of California, forty-five independent , = T aay. ry, a « + rar ak ; i re anoar started by early summer. The state going ever the.county records. San. Leandro, and family. Mrs. Albanks were taken in to the larger is to. surface the road when com onzo LeDue of Grass Valley was if]! institution. The retuction in num pleted which will give a fine year EP nd unable to attend the services. bers. was caused by the combining around road to the jauncton of the 2 at, Mra. Alhert Rowe of Grass Valley is of two or more separate banks in peompieties road) = road. SOAClHS THE A Th daughter, . each of several cities into on¢ ‘ : i Pits roy 1 branch. " fhe pall besrers. were Bert George . : a \ inety-three yranches w SERVICES § CONDUCTE PE George -W. Zembseh, Henry Hosk-. The ninety-three branches nov m3 he fu 1 rend E und W: CG. Richards, J. F. Stenger constituting the Bank of Americ BY LOCAL PRE Aerippd J.Ryan; belo 1 + the and Arthur F. Hellines. Interment of California system do NOT inBe! ) ET , ai 4 a P the Merchants FES 4 , r Ol made in the Masonic cemetery. . clude the banks. of the Merchants Of She ‘ ehureh . the National Trust and Savings Bank of Rev, Be A. Bue ekner and Rev. W. saliscenee of Father ©’Reil in the ‘Los Angeles, eacwntty announced as Charles Pearson made a trip into ofr3 held vester ce CA CAPPENTER HAS merging into the Bank of America: Sierra county the past weetcocer a oY istorie SSE ] They will enter the system at a lat ducting services at. Sierra. City chureh old mission: Santa Clara, C ROS 3 ED OV FR DIVIDE er date. The system also owns a Thursday and at Downieville Thin arn nt _. number of banks which will conday evening. The services at Sierra . tevy of 4 Uy oO nta NORTH SAN JUAN, December 9 ene te Gperste independently. ~ City Thursdaywere at the funeral Cinia. : (Special to The. Nugget)—George beget included in the ee . arles Shillineford and were i ; : AERO ‘mer names of the anks, for Charles Shillingford and we: ry Carpenter pased away this morning . th He es : ; < hare P vy *kner, Friday af : ae are listec elow. In each case the charge of Rev. Buckner. Friday af-" oy 4) Gn f rs. . here after a brief illness. H return: . 1 k will in fut be k b: ‘ I OLTAl yas given for os cs ; i bank will in future be known by ternoon a program was given for . s pean ti med ed* Wednesday from Escalon saying = eae the Camptonville school childven-at >. .cjate. after a lineer 1 i! too Hin ‘Sider: des da Mira: Seahinee . oe nee ee fee: Oa 8 which it i 2 : : i : is located, together with the Bank the Labadie home, Colf last Wednesday morning. . that -he had -come home to die. Evee : ¢ Californi : : : : fe) merica oO alifornia name. Sores a =a ..erything possible was done for him 3 : Cooley Butler, Los Angeles mini : I hi esidence in: this: city ae , : f : vut owing to his advanced age, he # = man, interested in the Grass Valley ! : , iferest . a auepeped ie Sknek Bl MAREE A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION MAKES Y ¢ 11 * 1 E } + Was pret , b ¢ . ‘ a istri ta fi HeoinAaT. Mr ee Cvie i ad gained the ENJOYABLE REMEMBRANCE district,.and: his Meld. engineer, Mr. : Hi , : Funeral arrangements await the arTI sags Hae bins fe but Lmao: aatia Fan nandtiw oanli i \ t i : : . : iis is. merely a suggestion but Griggs arrived Wednesday evenin ; ; ‘ Be rival of the son from Escalon. 4 a : and remained here for several days “' recog 1 his e personnlity : Kei wok when you aré wondering about what : ht 1 ne » was bor s ebruattending to business matters breh i : ring cresen He. .wa ae ilinoi 4 TU . to send the absent member of the . jertaining to the mines. : Bea u Hi eek, : = : Most of n oe pede family or some distant relative, why . Mrs. M. E. Stephens has as a eae ES Cpe Gee tea lye, HOORE eo NICER OF SIRe ue! not.make it a year’s subscription to a ee ee e Lae Rent it-en—-in—this July 4. Where he followed ranching and . my, Nugget? It is one of the most . . Visitor iss Viola USO OL “M08 canon danoninity on the erra Owned property, He leaves a son}; ., ts ld send . . Cabin ME ie ces ee rs inexpensive presents you could sen¢ . ce 1 Cealifarnia Mission =. Division, 2!Po. sVINe a cai0n, 4 + yes one that would give pleasure and ean veel weer ; whieh was so ebly dem vt. rs. Henry Huckins, and two bro-. satisfaction for the whole year. Thursday. His son, Roy, came up en Ee A / thers, Ad and Ed Lohman of this peti eon fem. "Oakland to viel: bis et ey ce Was returned to his -P'* Superintendt M. E, Olsen of the . Mrs. Guy Smith of Pardee Dam fe ot. French Gorval after a stay The remains were taken’ in chargé Mohawk mine has returned from a. is vititing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. he: of a few days. He has. been by the Holmes Funeral Home of Ne. short trip to Yakima, Washington. B. L. Syms. un?’ -v:-a doecters care. j vada City. The water was turned off in the Irs. Mary Hicks of San Francisco . 2 iy city mains yesterday afternoon io is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. A heavy snowstorm is in progflush the pipes, pee ‘lion. ress at time of going to press. baa 8 armen fF AT _ LARGE TRACT ALREADY UNDER WAY CAMPTONVILLE, Dec: §,-—Frank eo ** st apene . W. Camp arrived a few days ago ies ee a ake charge of Indian Hill Fy ’ ; ie " vy ay ‘ oe = : With gum p operations for-, wish to securé reyenue from turdraulie Mine, a new company hav. o , : ; : rally innaucurat the past week, pentine production it will be -necesing alease on the property which . : e : : Sige Vere TRpee TPACE Of AIRADer One Deer eo to keep fire off the premises. has been operated by the Frank S. ©" § Nagano sie ipseh deh fa pier 3 : F ‘ d : : 82 ‘ 5 One feature that will appeal to Margan Company~ of Berkeley for creck’ just above Novada City, the . , ; ; : 3 the older generation is that in the the past three years. ambitious plans ¢£ California Tim] ; . . eathering of the gum. from the Camp’s company has made a x « rr , itTC., i Saenst a ps, Mr. Ff. CG. Ernst, vice president cess of other similar properties niense tui id aitteG PYOand superinienedent of operations and they are hopeful of doing som ; 1 U section are t the company, “proposes. to use good work at Indian Hill. Ph ( ell u way a I i aC-. sider men -that are not. fitted for F > i aro R000 nds Hite 3s 1 ntut "4 the ,; have taken in around 8000 pou ; uum. by the ivy work, as the work of gatherof granular powder and othe1 Dp is not severe. This will be paid A 5 Lay otelyv ‘ rea <a : plies. They were unfortunately A -erew_of five men tapped 1590 . for on a-poundage basis. late in coming into the country, an is ‘the pa é ee properMr. Ernst is employing timber . * had to truck thé powde1 meuen ty of the Deady 1 Con owners wherever “possible as . . this over a foot of snow. It was impos und. the work of hansii i cure the earnest cooperation sible to go by truck power so th cups will, be pushed as fast as the . of the owners in making for successlarge caterpillar of the Oak V: : ‘ rrive {ror Phe . ful operation of the industry. FloatLumber Company was used to take . crew ing'. gradually increased . sy borers will net be considered the truck into the mine. the eup arrive from } factory . except where the labor supply is As soon as the preliminary worl and % th ( become aecustonred . short. With the addition of worth . is finished they will begin to put to th vor} three more hite families to settle, in this secthe mine in order for the seasons. cre being addéd this, wee! mn wil! make for contented ctizens run. Some changes and improve-. ti k‘into the mystery of operating . The industry will employ up to 200 ments will probably be made in. the tools. and seiti he gutters and . mien when fully under way. this work. . cups. i) round -about: the trees . No further work has been done Camp is an old time miner, hav-. i5 being cleaned up and the trees;at the factory site owing to noning returned from the Alaskan min-, trimmed. The pine n ire be-jtions for the building to house the’ ing fields only a short time ago. . ' caer Lrom ch tree from . arrival of the plans and specificaHis wife accompanied him here and) (WO to fase ect. -It is expected . refinery and offices. The site*for the she will have charge of the board; *? eens Will pe niade into refinery has been cleaned off and ing house. \ j Fal p back atthe f ry. This will . leveled up. The city trustees have lit closed Saturday

LINDGREN, NOTED AS A GEOLOGIST WiLL VISIT Waldemar geologist for Lindgren’ the noted many years connected with the U. S. Geological and more recently Survey at the head & the Economic Geology in the Department Masachusetts Technology Institute of is expected to visit Nevada City and Grass Valley in Janu ary, in company with representative: of the eastern recently interests which have acquired contract—of the Western Mines Consolidate, Mr. the Ine. Lindgren made a report on properties. of the Western Mines Consolidated, Inc., “and is said to have.recommended their dealong: the Mr. A. D. Foote, president of the GCompany. Mrs Lindgren’s Grass Valley 17th annual Geological velopment mended by plans recotnthe the the 189-3, is to be a report on district in report of the Survey considered by very mining made in geologists noteworthy which has record stood: the. list of mine development ina markable manner. BANK OF AMERICA DB and one actual very reANNOUNCING ITS POLICY: Speed and efficiency the growth of the Bank of America of California over marked the week it had end. When fifty-four . branches. When it opened this mornIndian. Hill Mine is one of head a bad fire nienace from rractically completed rocking the oldest of the local hydraulic mines, . oe A i ca new street to the site. dating back to the early days a New tracts will be prepared regu. which time lndian. Will was duite ero rh Cut out which: n po-. lagly for tapping and ‘by the coming a little community with flourish-! pular W = aA burning, of spring a-large acreage will be ing apple orchards and sedate resi. seas Wishil iiiave to ready to start production of the raw dents, and a large amount:of rold oO into.the d l $ anid twroduet which will be transmutedwas taken from the channels. Much . ‘ alee are not in commion into many forms by the magic art . of the ground remains untouched and if = oO : of chemistry. ‘and Trust ing, it had ninety-three. This was the second change in. the bank within a few days, name from as it changed its United Security Bank Company to 3ank of America of California just a day or two—earler. The added branches are not new banks, with three exceptions. They are affiliated banks which have been bought up during the last year and a half. but _had been operating independently. They.were taken in by permission of the State Bank Superintendent, and will continue to run just as in the past, but the new name, and with the efficiency and convenience of ardized operation. Thetake-over” requiring the under added standwasa—_hbis jah, complete elosing of His wrist is still in a cast from its recent injury. He reports the shaft . as having gotten into solid ground at the mine, . occurred, GRAND JURY HAS. FILED A. REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS The 1928 Nevada eal Comme Grand Jury completed its labors shortly and Sled the stma-before noon: today mary of its findings with Superior Judee Tuttle. The outstanding feathe’ report from the auditors’ report printed in November 19th is the balance of carried by the county. tes, that a considerable portion bee n, ture of fiside special . The . & comment . $222,355.51 Tt sta Nugget of on cash inactive ac1923. the carried has carried as an dfferent banks since The statement made to . . . count in B was to takes care of any emergencies that arise but when the bridge loss extra micht an tax levy was . made, leaving the large amount of money on deposit. The reports of the various committees covering the various offices, court house showed that they found things neat and clean and conducted in a_ business-like manner, The county jail was reported in a clean sanitary condition. It nded that the sheriff's armored and provided with bullet proof windshield. The County . ted na . in the and was recomme aupto be Hospital was reporsatisfactory condition, Mr. Rodda repthe food .6f good quaand sufficient and inwell An oil burn-— ing heating was recommenThe. County Farm looked to be well and conducted at a profit by Manager Tobiassen. The report was signed by Fred F. Gassidy as foreman. EW GRAND JURY PANEL DRAWN TODAY, TUTTLE a management of ted e lity mates fficient, quantity cared for. system ded: doing Superior Judze Raglan Tuttle drew the following panel of grand 1929 number, for 30°in jurors The _ taleshave been summoned to appear Friday, December 2ist, 11 a. m., and sel leet a membership of 19. Th e list follows: today. men, Nevada City——Jos. F. Stenger, s: JT.ee Leiter, G. W. .Gildersleeve, Wede. Armstrong, Fred Yost, Herrine .Brand. Grass Valley—cC. Bierwagen; <A. B. Snyder, C.F. Clinch, E. K. Smart A. T. Jones, Bessie King, Blizabeth Toaner, Tillian To Re hae H. Barker, Louise Wales, HaBernice Glasson, Gertr, George H. ElArmstrong. French Corral—-N. B. Bishop. North Bloomfield—-William Buck Truckee—-Phil Blume, Robt. Tonini. ebone, rold Biggs . } trude Mille lizabeth Shirkéy, Juan—H: W. Huckins Rough and Ready—D. M. Loney Chicago Park—Paul Ullrich. Washington—H, O. Kohler. © ELOPMPNT OF SIBERIA AT CHEROX EE PROGRESSES Hill i weeseaes a busy apthese days as developat the Siberia and Salsteadily. The Cherokee to the properbeing heavily graveled in preparation for the hauling of conheavy machinery in the future.. Work at running Nerth San CB pata Badger pearance ment work . mon mines progresses road from ties. is siderable near Siberia consists ofraises, developing and prospecting and will continue steadily through the winter. The property is a very promising one. E. B. Frost is in charge of operations for San Francisco insterests. It is reported that the Parnall jinterests operating the Salmon prop. erty have also taken over the mining: properties of John Curnow in ine same distriet. Development work. the going’ ahead through the winter j}at this property and Chrokee which . has sen a checkered existence looks to be getting ready to assume some of its former glory. The quail hunters have. not bee . brit ging in very bags due—to the “latenes of: the season opening. The ‘Present jgtorm will not help the shoo3 ting any. Thomas: McCabe. was a ‘San Francisco visitor last week, _ ae =