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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

December 31, 1928 (8 pages)

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Tuer Satori MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, CHRONOLOGY PAST YEAR GLEANED FROM NUGGET FILES IS MUCH INTEREST started Jan. 1.—Tom Boy Mine Jan. 1. Post Office has largest December in history. Jans. 1.—Major dence, old landmark, at San Juan. : Michael F. Craig, lst engineer on Narrow Gauge, passes. visits McBride _ resitaken down Jan. 9.—Parnall Salmon mine at Tyler. Jan. 9.—Mill about ready at Sacred Mound mine. Jan. Water Commission visit French Corral. Jan. 9.—Gilbert Davis installed as Master NevadaLodge Jan. 9.—Gravel device tried at Joubert mine. Jan. 9-—Erank Wehe, Jr. passes. . ‘Jan. 9.—Stamps drop at Murchie . ! mine. Jan. 9.—Board of want water for Ridge. Jan. 9.—Mrs. Brindejon of Blue Tent, passes. Jan. 16.—Dr. Cornell killed Siinday when auto hits tree. Supervisors Jan. 16.—lLion’s charter night, Tuesday. Jan. 16.—-Charles Carveth passes. Cassidy names grand jury assignments. Jan. 16.—Western Merger mill progresses. Jan. 16—Gaston mine bought by Ferguson. Jan. 23.— Yuba Pass-~attracts great deal of travel. Jan. 23.—Idaho Maryland has big strike. Jan. *23:— Oranges picked at French” Corral. Jan. 23.—Celios Plaza Grocery changes hands. Jan. 23.—Chamber write land purchase. Jon. 20.—Sacred Mound mill soon tn stort, 20.—Twin Sister stock sale pormitted, Jan 3.0.—Comet running two shifts. Jan. 30.—Security and Banks in merger. Jan. 30.—Senator Ingram will retire. “ Feb. 6.—Strike reported at Tighwill underTan mine mill is United tner, Alleghany. Feb. 6—Gracey promising property. Feb. 6—New England operate custom plant. Feb. 6—George Grissel passes. Feb. 6—Richard Phillips passes. Feb. 6—W. B. Celio and Son offer to purchase Camp Fire Girls’ site on Lake Vera: Mrs. Alice Hanks passes. Feb. 6—Plaza Grocery under new management. Feb. 6—Almond blossoms due at French Corral. Feb. 13—Tightner nugget worth $26,000. Feb. 13—Regional fine meeting Saturday. Feb. 13—Western first annual report. Feb. 13—-New hose into commission. Feb. 13—Log crashes roof of Le Compton mine. mill to Council held Merger gives truck goes through Feb. 13—Sinking at Gracey progBressing, eb. 13-—Chemically pure gold found. Feb. 13—C. R. Gray gets tralia on radio. Feb. 13— Mrs. Ghidotti, ’ recent bride, honored by Pocahontas. Feb. 13—Cherrie near bloom at North San Juan. Feb. 20—Idaho Maryland strike Auslooks big. Feb. 20— Tenderfoot discards real gold. . Feb. 20. — Gaylord. urged for assembly. Feb. 20 — Grand High Priest James B. McLees arrives. for meeting. Feb. 20.—A daughter was born to Mr: and Mrs. Philip ToRnan. _Feb.20—George Miller weds Mrs. Z Edith Bernard. Feb. 20—T. Leonard Park takes bride at Los Angeles. Feb. 20.—Sacred Mound stoping commenced. ; Feb. 20— Mrs. Martin Trewhella passes. ' Feb: 20—Doc. Ivey withs tooth on road. Feb. 20—Gordie Landsburg passed away. Feb. 27.— Mohawk $1050 in 20 day run.: Feb. 27— Murchie lease mills tunnel hits . hard rock. ' Feb. 27—Station and sump being eut at Gracey. Feb. 27— Alleghany El Dorado} makes first payment. Feb. 27—Western . ‘Merger starts in 30 days. Feb. 27—Made to Order mine is _ §ncorporated, . i mill 1928 Feb. 27—New homes ‘ompleted, Building boom seen. Feb. 27—Hale J. Howe, and Ready, suicides. Feb. 27—Jeffords will purchase Congregational church for funeral home. : Feb. 27— Walter Hegarty weds Miss Josephine Monchamp Feb. 27— S. Lee Leiter’s Rough celei brate .Golden wedding anniversary. Feb. 27—Joseph Northey, pioneer, passes. aged Feb. 27 C. Buffington passes. Feb 2.7——Railroad or Truck? Mareh-5——-Mayflower to _pegin operations. Mareb 5— Brush Creek shaft sinking ended. Feb. 27—Bald Top hydraulicking to start. Mareh 5—Henry Goering running tunnel to cut ledge. March 5—Englebright wins i ght for larger appropriations. March 5—. Drifting started“ at Gracey. Mareh 6—Jefford re-building well under way. March 5—Dr. dentist locates. Mareh 5— Hydraulicking at Little Nugget mine. March 5—Rent. houses filling up, J. R. Bell, new starts populatiém increasing. March 5—Englebright will run again for Congress. March: 12—-Rattlesnake property bonded. March 12 — Mowhawk cleanup $900 for 30 tons ore. March 12—Plaza Super Service Station sold by Rusconi. March 12—-Brush Creek mine}.: drift nearing pay shoot. March 12—Tom Richards elected Exalted Ruler of the Elks. March 12—LeCompton mine mill running steadily. March 12—-Ben Bost presides as chef at Camp: Stew. March 19—Steel projectile uncovered which was used in Idaho mine in early days. March 19—Mrs. Gove Celio heard over Honolulu radio. -March 19—Bennetts and Holmes again head Chamber of Commerce. Mareh 19—Summit snow pack is on of lightest. March 1 Club formed. March 19— Catfish biting at Bullards Bar lake. March 19—C. E. Boreham and Mrs. Cornelia Bouse are married. March 19—-Miss Eleanor Willoughby celebrates birthday. March 19—Mrs. ‘Alice passes at Oakland. Henrichs March 26—Twin Sister has rich strike, work progressing favorably. March Nevada Basin mines in court past week. March 26—Rising Sun tunnel now. 2160 feet. March 26—New Mohawk handlne fine cleanup. March 26—Ruddell Duteh Flat property. March 26—-Omega mine figures on starting. March 26-—~Hooper joins Hohuaes in funeral home. March 26—Big storm does much damage. Bros. open March 26— Benevolent Society Donation Day Friday. March 26 — Jeffords chapel opening. March 26—Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Penrose celebrate 50th wedding anniversary. April 2—Azalea gravel reopen. April 2—Archibald wins over ihe Western mines. announce . mine to;
Apri] 2 — Ghayton leases Coan~ mines, April 2—-Mason joins Goering in Chatfield Round Mountain mine. April 2—Mugwump mine hit by storm. April 2—Homestake mine to resume operations. April 2—-Easter celebrated in the churches. April 2—Sheriff Carter raids Trovatore restaurant. 2 April .2—Oakvale mine tunnel progressing. é : April 2——-Mike Miller passes in South Africa. April -2—-Dan MeGonigle of Big Boulder showine—jewelry gold. ‘April 2——American Legion posts to consolidate. April 2—-Judge Tuttles decision on suit of Archibald and Western Mines Consolidated.. given. April 9—-Western Merger now ready. April 9—Gracey mine to have 19 stamp mill. ‘April 9—Rough and see mining activity. April 9— North nearly one million. April 9—Nevada City Lious assist Grass Valley to form ‘Club. : mill teady will Star produces caught tire. April 9—New HEFpe nis industry sae comeee z caus Fire stants: ; April 9——-Mrs. Maude M. Kendrick passes in Richmond. April 9—Mining men visit French Corral. April 16—Bursh Creek cuts pay shoot. April 16—. Golden Center gets stock permit. April 16—Brown and ‘Lucella on shighgrading charge. April 16—Hill buys Valley assay office. April. 16—-Rising Sun mine cuts out Grass 3 foot vein. April 16—Oxford opened by Darnelle. April 16—-Chamber of Commerce has nearly 100 membership. April 16—Mrs. Jennie passes. April 16—McKean mine -is being Holmes trial held in local court. é . April 16—Murchie, Seeman and Armstrong elected city trustees. April 16—-Mrs. D. -F. Trussel passes at Sacramento. April 23 — Murchie unwatermsg under way. . April 23—-Western Merger mill is starting. April 23—-Tom Boy shaft in ore m Hureka shaft. April 23—Slye starts suit against ‘yolden Center. April R. N. McCormack hurt ‘n mine accident. April 23—Gracey April 23—Henry April 23—Carter at Truckee. April 23—Ukiah Tahoe receive attention. April 23—-Mountain Camptonville people. April 30—Stewart addresses Commonwealth Club on mining. April 30— Turpentine made here. April 30—New England mill gets 23 installing mill. Walker passes. conducts raids route to lion startles will be ready for operations. April Carter finds opium layout. April 80 — Mine activity seen around © May veet. May 7—-Custom tonnage for New England. May 7—Pilgrim mine will be re opened, Alleghany. Jamptonville. 7—Twin Sister tunnel in 570 Grace and Femininity Mark the Mode Here are two new frocks that typify the popularity of ‘soft ruffles and graceful 4 drapes. There are many other smart new styles in PICTORIAL PRINTED PATTERNS -and_we-have-e full-line—of — smart new fabrics in the newest shades and designs for developing them. PICT: ORIAL Ri REVIEW FASHION BOOK 25 cents a copy M. S. 81-1-29 Dress No. 4539 50 cents S. LEE LEITER COMPANY _THE E NEVADA . CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA . pee: a ns had takai ate { ee ee —_ a apne fen ene . May 7—Sheriff Carter lands alay 28—First pine gum taken by June 4—Rising Sui mine unwat+ leged highgrader. F. C. Ernst. ering completed. » May 7—Charles Elliott passes} May 28—Carl Zanocco passes. . a ma ane mine shows good harmacy examination. cone : “tin.” trig PPOBREEE: : : M Hamil ted li “ be sy een oo June 4—— Washington — road to May 7—Matt : ami sp noted . line builder, dead. "have much needed changes. newspaperman, visits familiar scenes May 28—Red Dog oming to front Tike fociestie Eula buys GasMay 7—-Sazarac mine is being re-j. in. mining. . ton property. Operations to start at opened. : May 28—Reynoids leave for tour ong¢e. ~May 7—High school seniors to} of Europe. June 4—Kennebec property to be present play. . . May 28—Dok kills many chicke/on full time. May 7—Joseph H. Day’ passes. ie Fréd Crabbe. Concluded next week May 7—Water users to. keep! ooo ~ paid says city board. : ‘ May 7—Mrs. Ethel Thomas passes May14—Murchie unwatering to 400 level. May. 14—-Much new capital being invested in mines. ; May 14—-Tom Boy starts W winze sinking. May 14—Grass Valley Lions to get charter Saturday. May 14—Horace Curnow leads . SecurityB ank, local branch. May 14—Chamber of ‘Commerce tackles swimming pool. May 14—Pine products acreage 2 2 signing up fast. May 14—1928 edition of Quill is on press. : May 14—-Worthy Grand Marton visits Eastern Star chapters. May 14—Mrs. Charles McKinney . passes. : Pes ° May 14—Tibbetts report shows OUR beautiful table linens money needed to plug up in many’ are carefully laundered by us, pcre Cen erie : and returned to you freshly crisp . May 14—-Masons clean San Juan) 4 f : . h cunc. and immaculate; so superb that May 14—Moulton saves boy from they will add greatly to your pride L drowning at French Corral. asa hostess. [he utmost attention M 21—New hoist installed in oo is given them throughout our Brush Creek mine. 1 } May 21——Western Merger ships piant. Phone us today. Pex. highgrade. , zi je May 21—New Triplex puinp in: May 21—Linus Foley paeses. . Ramsey & Williams, Local Agents May 21—Michael F. Enright dies ‘ can tee fs Bundles Shipped out Mondays, Back on Thursdays May 21—Ordinances passed by Call Phone 4] for Service irustees. 3 May 21—Spenceville to ship out : j paint pigment. ne Z May 21——Madison Lodge of Magl LAUNDRY FD sons, Grass Valley will celebrate : : @ Diamond Jublilee. May 21—C. W. Bray, mining engineer, killed in auto accident.. = May 21—John Godfrey, Camptonville, passes. May 28—Pine Hill mine being reopened. May 28—Big mining purchase vending. May 28—City of Six mine to re~d sume operations. Your washday need May 28—B. W. Hill awarded}: ~ last only three minutes sold buyers license. —one minute to phone May 28—Indian Hill hydraulic pe Ni to see Teas : > nas cto es, one 0 u mine operating. ; th aay. May 28—John Ragon takes Ifie. May 28—Survey to begin on “ahoe Ukiah route. se : ; ¥ Are Invited on the Basis of Capable, Interested Service 3 .y =), TH great strength to protect = ai you..resources of more than 400 million dollars..and with the ability and spirit to serve you well, California’s largest State Banking System invites your account. Now is the time to transfer your savings here from eastern points with no loss of in; . = . ~A terest. Savings deposits made with us to and including January 1oth will earn interest from January 1st, the beginning of the first ; semi-annual interest period of 1929. Bring your pass book to the nearest Branch of the Bank of America, and the transfer will be accomplished without inconvenience or expense to you. a j ot Zz. ~4 2 HEAD OFFICE: LOS ANGELES NORTHERN CALIFORNIA HEADQUARTERS: SAN FRANCISCO A Consolidation of MERGHANTS NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK of LOS ANGELES asd UNITED BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of SAN FRANCISCO ee ee ee OS a — os eee + mnt »