December 4, 1931 (4 pages)

ae =f Beg THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET 306 Broad Street Phone 36) “Published weekly on Friday morning at Nevada City, Calif., and entered as mail matter of the second class in the post' office at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. A Legal News paper, as défined by legal statute. Printed and Publishgd at Nevada City. Elsie P. Willoughby. Edna A. Martine Editor and Publisher Associate Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year any address in California, in advance Oy tcite Caltfornia, in U. 3. sc a it One Month overstepped his bounds to a considerable extent in coming to California and trying to interfere with California justice. To me it is a direct slam on the intelligence and integrity of the Supreme Court of California, as well as the present and ee -for ‘THE NEVADA CITY NU ah GGET, CALIFORNIA gee { North Bloomfield, Calif. Dear Mrs. Willoughby:—— “ Regarding the establishment of these labor cAmps within our. State savors too much of slavery and the thing is unconstitutional. The Thir-, ‘teenth Amendment to. the Constitu‘tion of the United States states: nor involuntary as a punishment the party shali “Neither slavery servitude, except crime whereof have been duly convicted, within the United States or any p subject to their jurisdiction.” Is it a crime to be broke and without a job? These labor camps say work 6r no feed or lodging. If that isn’t involuntary ' servitude what do you call it? Furthermore there is no law of the land that states that any organization of the government or state can be so jockeyed that men‘ within that organization receiving a bountiful wage or salary from the federal government can be relieved of their duties and men substituted without pay to ‘perform these labors. We have in our ments both State and Federal, the most expensive institutions of ou: various forms or branches of government and likewise one of the most inefficient. It is safe to say thar within the next 6 months the FederFROM OUR READERS BANK OF AMERICA < shall exist . : lace . America. Forest depart-! REPORT GOOD CONDITIONS ee _ Orange picking! in the Lincoln p District is under way and while the acreage is not large it extends the Housonie season for the grower up to . the holidays, comments The Business . Review, compiled by the Bank of . There have been some additions to ‘citrus orchards,, and the industry shows a tendency to expand. ) while-the 1931 fruit season has ; been closed, numerous express ship‘ments of persimmons are being made ee important factor for local ma‘terial and labor which has held up well in comparison with 1930, has been the building of summer recrea‘tional cabins in the lower foothills. 'tiighway and road construction have texceeded the 1930 total, and every ‘important county road has been given an oil treatment. “THe Auburn Chemical Lime Com‘pany is a’ new enterprise with a {ilizing the industry and the largest former governors. For Jimmie grand stand play, but, like most ‘to add to his popularity, havi ng Walker it was certainly a plays of that sort, it failed exactly the opposite efiect smail but modern plant located near the American River. Its present outh has been increasing steadal Forest Service and the State {Department of Forestry? will distri‘bute in salaries alone monthl¥—and ithe salaries will be voluntary gifts at PUY * hic P fa im most cases. One reporter in describing the New York's . Mavor perfection in dress and eloquence of delivery was re. = ee 4d i aminded of a saying “diamonds is vulgar. i UNEMPLOYED — 1 In another column will’ be found a letter from one of; our readers relating ot the highway camps established by the . state to aid in the unemployment problem. Everyone has a. right to their own opinion but we surely differ with our . reader. The United States is facing a crisis never before’ egualed ih our history. Drastic methods must be taken, and the ultimate results must be carefully weighed. Charity is, degrading and is avoided whenever possible. In working for . their board and lodging these men are dble to keep their self. sespect. They are not slaves in any sense. They are nétforced ; to work but are in most cases glad to do so. The City of San Francisco recruited 400 men who were glad to work for their board and lodging. TAXES! TAXES! TAXES! Those who have not paid for their taxes are frantically gathering the money to do so before they become delinquent on Monday. Taxes are one of the evil (>) necessities of an efficient government but it is hard to remind oneself of the fact when tax time rolls around. PLENTY OF SNOW—PLENTY OF WATER All indications are for a heavy fall of snow this winter which has begun early. While we all complain of the bitter cold we rejoice that it insures plenty of water for next summer. . that—in the neighborhood of $59,909.00. This will go to Forest Supervisors. istant Supervisors, Ju. nior Foresters, Inspectors, Rangers, iTejephone Operators, Assistant Inspectors, Assistant, to the As istants, ete., ete. and with the distribution of these nice, easy, fat salaries Win so about-75ce worth of wor actual cleaning up of our forests for summer fires. : ; they are asking these unfortua nice fat pay check monthly, to go out and do the work of thege people. Why not ask the carriers of Uncle Sam’s mail to-sit by and let these men do the work for lodging and board. Why not ask the Highway Patrol of the State to turn over their -motor¢ycles and they sit by while the ‘‘volunteers”’ do the job for lodging and board. Or take any other branches~ of Federal or State work and let the ones drawing the nice fat salaries sit by and have-the “volunteers” do the work for lodging and board. As newspaper men it seems to me that is take issue with this unamerican method of doing business which savors too much of Feudal times, ask for this $50,000.00 that is distributed monthly to Forest employees who do nothing these winter months to earn even a portion of their salaries and divide it amongst these men in need and doa good job of it and clean out the Forests so that we will not be frightened to drop a match for fear of spontaneous combustion within our forests. Remember that the convicts employed on our-State next mates without highways receive a wage for their work. ‘ Yours truly, © W. W. Kallenberger. { . HENRY BARRON PASSED N C.N. GR. R. COMPANY AWAY AT FRENCH CORRAL TIME TABLE resident of Sipe aes Effective Sunday, May 8, 1931. . Trains leave Nevada City at 4:45 a, m., Grass Valley 5:05 a. m, arook: at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. He leaves a devoted wife to mourn =. a. . Henry Barron, aged ¥rench Corral, passed away Monday might from a heart attack. He was buried at that place Wednesday afternoon. : Trains leave Nevada City at 10:20 m., Grass Valley <10;40 a. m. “his passing, besides a wide circle {making direct connection with S. P. ef friends. , train No. 19, arriving at San Frani yo te : The Holmes Funeral Home had cisco 5:10 p. m. ‘ : ‘ Train leaves Nevada City at 3:05 eharge of the services. Rev. H. H.,; igs Sigel ger eS et sae 2 = ees : {p. m., Grass Valley at 3:39 p. m., Buckner of the Methodist church of. daily except Sunday, making conNevada City officiated eral. at the fun-. nection with S. P. train No. 20, leavling San Francisco at 11:20 a. m., ae ae 2 enabling passengers to arrive at The following were pall bearers,. Grass Valley 6:15 p. m., and Nevada Ralph Rose, Albert Thornton, Arno; City 6:35 p. m., daily except SunBrowning, John Schreve, Ed Clymo, day. and J. W. Culver. Train No. 534 leaving Sacramento 0 at 10:40 a. mj,: arrives at Grass Valley at 2:10 p, m., and Nevada: Misses Jane and Laurel Phillips . City 2-30 -p.mm. ef Sacramento spent the week endj. = — a a here wit their mother, Mrs. Clara = Phillips. 0 R. A. FRASER \Mine sampling, examination and reports. Underground, surATTENTION, MINE OPERATOR, For that in-between period when you. don’t yet need a full-time book-' NEVADA CITY . NATIONAL. “HOTEL AY A Modern Hotel in the Mountains FINE WATCH REPAIRING RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR ‘CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 15 Work Called for and Delivere keeper,.I will open and. keep your! books by the hour. Let me call on you to discuss this. Miss Alice Moore, face and geological surveys. Design and installation of plant sonstruction. Direction and supervision of development and . { . Box 785, Nevada City. . ———— ae : fee operation _ AB 101 Pine Stree STAGE TIMET LE . weieae ee ne Phone 363 Graniteville Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake City. North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and . _ ranitevilie. Leaves Graniteville at . 7 a. m., for Nevada City. ; Alleghany Stage teaves Nevada ity daily, except Sunday at 1:00 p m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Allegzhany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves ai R®.00 a. m., for Reugh and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marys‘ville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. Downievilie Auto Stage leaves — City daily at 1 p. m., arves Downieville daily at 6 a. _™m., arriving in Nevada City in time to connect with 10:30 train for Ban Francisco. Washington Stage leaves Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washington ‘Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada Citv Se He ste atte she este s%e le she ste steste she teste steste sla teatentiots steak He Hisieieeieeieiep ieee Megelepohye pee} PINE STREET TAMALE PARLOR . of Enchiladas and Tamales Always on Hand Finest GOOD CLEAN SERVICE OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 Nevada City California J ] J. M. HOFF MINES AND MINING 101 Pine Street Phone 363 MINE EQUIPMENT BOUGHT AND. SOLD . HJ ROGERS . Attorney 101 Pi ne Street : Phone 363 . eae \ Ufa — CAFE Broad St. Nevada City Where Food Is Best Prices Are Right M. L. Mitchell, Prop. Hien tins, the patriotic thing to be done . ily is all taken by near-by mineés, building con tractars, When placed on the nig available plant foods, promotes necessary bacteria growth, and loosens heavy soils.”’ be : That California farmers have pro. . gressed far*towards stabilizing their ‘industry, is indicated by the bank ‘publication. siness Review comments. There re indications that ‘the ‘slight advance, and with any general upturn in business conditions grow? jers can expect better prices and an FY “3S are many ( "CLASSIFIED. ADS . QUACK! QUACK! QUACK A delightful change for your dinner menu. A treat for the family. ‘Delicious white Pekin ducks. Dressjed or alive. Bertellen Orchards, Grass Valley, Calif. .On highway, half way between thé two towns. :Phone Grass Valley 621-W . Mail orders solicited. i WANTED— “Diary of 49er’’ by Can . field. Box H Nevada City Nugget — EAR AROUND JOB. GOOD Wages and board. Local Propoaition, Chance:‘to share profits in grewing business. Investment about $400. Call personally mornings only. Room 5, Commercial Bldg., Grass Valiey. ly ‘FOR SALE—Pine wood, 16-inch stove wood, $3.25 a tier delivered. . Phone 326, CHAS. ALFORD. !NEED MONEY? AUTO LoLan, Ltd., Commercial! { -Bldg., Room 5, opposite Bret . Harte Inn, Grass Valley. Contracts 1 financed, private sales financed ' refinancing. Transactions confidential. Prompt service. Payments SEE HILLMAMN 26 offices in California andNevada. Hillman AutoLoan, Htd. . PIANO SACRIFICE—Late model ; piano located here in Nevada City, (will sell at big saving and most any iterms. For particulars write N. B. {MeNeil, 1015 Jay Street, Sacramenito, Calif, “Build yourself a business selling Nash tailored to measure _ suits. Write A. Nash Co., 632-16th St., Oakland, Calif.’ — — Do You Know? } There are three. thousand ; hundred and eighty five licensed . Chiropractors in California and they . are caring for sixty five per cent of the sick and afflicted without the aid ; of Hospitals, School . Nurses or ; appropriations. If you have not experienced and . 1earned the valuation of Chiropractic {spinal adjustments for any and all ‘ailments the human body is subject ito, then that is just too bad, Here is a chance for you, commencing next week I will “give my services free of charge three afternoons from 1 P. M. to 4 P. M. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. If you will come in during those ours I will give you a thorough examination, ineluding, blood pressure test, spinal analysis and one complete adjusting. x Iam doing this that we might be able to say that there is not a person in Nevada City who does not know what to do at the first sign of illness Dr. B. G. Cronwell, CHIROPRACTOR. Temporary offices at the corner of Mill and. Factory Street. Nevada City, Calif. ee and farmers. j seas : _, {sent difficulties red soils of this]. : : } crop district, lime has the quality of mak-} { +than that of 1930; but as yet it is a general-price trend will show. a} reduced, Oné to eighteen months:. two i FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1931 ‘attendant stabilizing in agriculture. With less than 3% of the petruleum operators of California declinting to participate in the pro-ration : program, the curtailment operation has been considered entirely as a suecess and confidence of the indus. try appears assured. : “Oil production of the State is now held at 45% of capacity,’”’ the Bank {Review continues, “with Kettleman' greatest oil field © Hills, the world’s remaining in a relatively undeveloped state as a result of-an agreement . between operators in that field. It, appears that the 45% basis of pro-. ‘duction is proving effective in atab-. marketers are expected to post higher crude prices in the near future.” . Although the California Valencia . orange season. is ‘practically over, and navel shipments are well under way . in Central California, shipments) from major navel producing sections . are earlier this year than usual. The, 1931-32 crop is reported to be of ex-. cellent quality and somewhat: better . than the’ general Early information indicates the crop. to be about. normal in size. _ The Bank: of America Business Review anticipates that even under prenavel pickings. . the entire be marketed ;new crop arrives. i The 1931 Turkey walnut will before the crop is larger ;matter of conjecture as to how much ill be available for the ThanksgivGisela eS Se . FRED M. MILLER CONSULTING ENGINEER CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR Hydraulicg — Irrigation — Surveyr Land Classification. . al . . LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADA COUNTY Hydraulics — Irrigation — Surveys Office at Residence — Grass Valley 262 Auburn Street. ing market. +) Increases in numbers were more pronounced in the North San Joaquin Valley and some mountain and Coast range Counties. Facts About the Telephone Bell Telephone security holders exceed the population of Pittsburgh, or San Francisco, Buffalo, Milwaukee, or Washington. Direct telephone service has been ~ inaugurated between Prague and London. Previously, calls to land were relayed through B The first experimental dial telephone exchange ‘installed in. . United Kingdom was opened service at Epsom, Surrey, on May' 18, 1912. The first dial telephone central; office in New York City was placed! in service on October 15, 1922. It was the Pennsylvania exchange. Now there are 64 dial central offices: in New York City. é { ta state oats oh th, *, Heteietotativtottettetetototuteteistotetuiaiek i 3 z = See Me— ‘ See Better * GEO. H. x SHIRKEY * Optometrist ; 118 Mill Se. * Grass Valley ms * *, % . Og Ka? \/ "a eke fester] 7 > Hie * +; sh teat iene te. oe Se See Bo o % 5 3% she ate ate she Merle slash ste este testestestestesh *, WeriqeHnsy IH ieinioiioneininining tek T beotete EDDIE LEONG Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH FISH All Kinds of Mellons Me s%e le antares" a a a! Free Delivery NX tertestecie Sotetetottotuiotetutetetoiateiebeiete Stolle dt totnkeioiteiuiieiicgeieiites priced. o Christmas 1931 nee ee The holiday shopper will find here an infinite variety of fascinating practical gift items, all attractivelyGIBSON CARDS—TOILET ARTICLES STATIONERY—CAMERAS—PERFUMES } 1 {8 iB: ART GOODS—LEATHER GOODS MEN’S-SETS—BABY SETS—TOYS AND GAMES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES—PICTURES ETC.,—ETC. We will enjoy showing you this merchandise. R. E. HARRIS” THE REXALL DRUG STORH JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. 138 Commercial St. Examinations Consulting Mining Engineer Phone 107 Keports Auburn, Calif. Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil ————— tg ste He Me ste ste este test SMAI I sha ste she te testes Rollo ieteies EVEN LIEN Modern Equipment NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases SNS te Nevada City Pathe te ste ste rtester® taste Hehe te testetest Raietetoivieieieiniuieioiy Mokelokyotelohe ets and values of tailings. Assays made for gold, silver. panies. Automobile insurance. work premptly attended to. Agent writers, Westchester and Capita] of NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Praetical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, gtving the free gold percentage of. sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurlend and copper. Mail order check for New York-California UnderCalifernia. Fire Insurance’ com-

ae =f Beg THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET 306 Broad Street Phone 36) “Published weekly on Friday morning at Nevada City, Calif., and entered as mail matter of the second class in the post' office at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. A Legal News paper, as défined by legal statute. Printed and Publishgd at Nevada City. Elsie P. Willoughby.. Edna A. Martine Editor and Publisher Associate Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year any address in California, in advance Oy tcite Caltfornia, in U. 3. sc a it One Month overstepped his bounds to a considerable extent in coming to California and trying to interfere with California justice. To me it is a direct slam on the intelligence and integrity of the Supreme Court of California, as well as the present and ee -for ‘THE NEVADA CITY NU ah GGET, CALIFORNIA gee { North Bloomfield, Calif. Dear Mrs. Willoughby:—— “ Regarding the establishment of these labor cAmps within our. State savors too much of slavery and the thing is unconstitutional. The Thir-, ‘teenth Amendment to. the Constitu‘tion of the United States states: nor involuntary as a punishment the party shali “Neither slavery servitude, except crime whereof have been duly convicted, within the United States or any p subject to their jurisdiction.” Is it a crime to be broke and without a job? These labor camps say work 6r no feed or lodging. If that isn’t involuntary ' servitude what do you call it? Furthermore there is no law of the land that states that any organization of the government or state can be so jockeyed that men‘ within that organization receiving a bountiful wage or salary from the federal government can be relieved of their duties and men substituted without pay to ‘perform these labors. We have in our ments both State and Federal, the most expensive institutions of ou: various forms or branches of government and likewise one of the most inefficient. It is safe to say thar within the next 6 months the FederFROM OUR READERS BANK OF AMERICA < shall exist . : lace . America. Forest depart-! REPORT GOOD CONDITIONS ee _ Orange picking! in the Lincoln p District is under way and while the acreage is not large it extends the Housonie season for the grower up to . the holidays, comments The Business . Review, compiled by the Bank of . There have been some additions to ‘citrus orchards,, and the industry shows a tendency to expand. ) while-the 1931 fruit season has ; been closed, numerous express ship‘ments of persimmons are being made ee important factor for local ma‘terial and labor which has held up well in comparison with 1930, has been the building of summer recrea‘tional cabins in the lower foothills. 'tiighway and road construction have texceeded the 1930 total, and every ‘important county road has been given an oil treatment. “THe Auburn Chemical Lime Com‘pany is a’ new enterprise with a {ilizing the industry and the largest former governors. For Jimmie grand stand play, but, like most ‘to add to his popularity, havi ng Walker it was certainly a plays of that sort, it failed exactly the opposite efiect smail but modern plant located near the American River. Its present outh has been increasing steadal Forest Service and the State {Department of Forestry? will distri‘bute in salaries alone monthl¥—and ithe salaries will be voluntary gifts at PUY * hic P fa im most cases. One reporter in describing the New York's . Mavor perfection in dress and eloquence of delivery was re. = ee 4d i aminded of a saying “diamonds is vulgar. i UNEMPLOYED — 1 In another column will’ be found a letter from one of; our readers relating ot the highway camps established by the . state to aid in the unemployment problem. Everyone has a. right to their own opinion but we surely differ with our . reader. The United States is facing a crisis never before’ egualed ih our history. Drastic methods must be taken, and the ultimate results must be carefully weighed. Charity is, degrading and is avoided whenever possible. In working for . their board and lodging these men are dble to keep their self. sespect. They are not slaves in any sense. They are nétforced ; to work but are in most cases glad to do so. The City of San Francisco recruited 400 men who were glad to work for their board and lodging. TAXES! TAXES! TAXES! Those who have not paid for their taxes are frantically gathering the money to do so before they become delinquent on Monday. Taxes are one of the evil (>) necessities of an efficient government but it is hard to remind oneself of the fact when tax time rolls around. PLENTY OF SNOW—PLENTY OF WATER All indications are for a heavy fall of snow this winter which has begun early. While we all complain of the bitter cold we rejoice that it insures plenty of water for next summer. . that—in the neighborhood of $59,909.00. This will go to Forest Supervisors. istant Supervisors, Ju. nior Foresters, Inspectors, Rangers, iTejephone Operators, Assistant Inspectors, Assistant, to the As istants, ete., ete. and with the distribution of these nice, easy, fat salaries Win so about-75ce worth of wor actual cleaning up of our forests for summer fires. : ; they are asking these unfortua nice fat pay check monthly, to go out and do the work of thege people. Why not ask the carriers of Uncle Sam’s mail to-sit by and let these men do the work for lodging and board. Why not ask the Highway Patrol of the State to turn over their -motor¢ycles and they sit by while the ‘‘volunteers”’ do the job for lodging and board. Or take any other branches~ of Federal or State work and let the ones drawing the nice fat salaries sit by and have-the “volunteers” do the work for lodging and board. As newspaper men it seems to me that is take issue with this unamerican method of doing business which savors too much of Feudal times, ask for this $50,000.00 that is distributed monthly to Forest employees who do nothing these winter months to earn even a portion of their salaries and divide it amongst these men in need and doa good job of it and clean out the Forests so that we will not be frightened to drop a match for fear of spontaneous combustion within our forests. Remember that the convicts employed on our-State next mates without highways receive a wage for their work. ‘ Yours truly, © W. W. Kallenberger. { . HENRY BARRON PASSED N C.N. GR. R. COMPANY AWAY AT FRENCH CORRAL TIME TABLE resident of Sipe aes Effective Sunday, May 8, 1931. . Trains leave Nevada City at 4:45 a, m., Grass Valley 5:05 a. m, arook: at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. He leaves a devoted wife to mourn =. a. . Henry Barron, aged ¥rench Corral, passed away Monday might from a heart attack. He was buried at that place Wednesday afternoon. : Trains leave Nevada City at 10:20 m., Grass Valley <10;40 a. m. “his passing, besides a wide circle {making direct connection with S. P. ef friends. , train No. 19, arriving at San Frani yo te : The Holmes Funeral Home had cisco 5:10 p. m. ‘ : ‘ Train leaves Nevada City at 3:05 eharge of the services. Rev. H. H.,; igs Sigel ger eS et sae 2 = ees : {p. m., Grass Valley at 3:39 p. m., Buckner of the Methodist church of. daily except Sunday, making conNevada City officiated eral. at the fun-. nection with S. P. train No. 20, leavling San Francisco at 11:20 a. m., ae ae 2 enabling passengers to arrive at The following were pall bearers,. Grass Valley 6:15 p. m., and Nevada Ralph Rose, Albert Thornton, Arno; City 6:35 p. m., daily except SunBrowning, John Schreve, Ed Clymo, day. and J. W. Culver. Train No. 534 leaving Sacramento 0 at 10:40 a. mj,: arrives at Grass Valley at 2:10 p, m., and Nevada: Misses Jane and Laurel Phillips . City 2-30 -p.mm. ef Sacramento spent the week endj. = — a a here wit their mother, Mrs. Clara = Phillips. 0 R. A. FRASER \Mine sampling, examination and reports. Underground, surATTENTION, MINE OPERATOR, For that in-between period when you. don’t yet need a full-time book-' NEVADA CITY . NATIONAL. “HOTEL AY A Modern Hotel in the Mountains FINE WATCH REPAIRING RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR ‘CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 15 Work Called for and Delivere keeper,.I will open and. keep your! books by the hour. Let me call on you to discuss this. Miss Alice Moore, face and geological surveys. Design and installation of plant sonstruction. Direction and supervision of development and . { . Box 785, Nevada City. . ———— ae : fee operation _ AB 101 Pine Stree STAGE TIMET LE . weieae ee ne Phone 363 Graniteville Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake City. North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and . _ ranitevilie. Leaves Graniteville at . 7 a. m., for Nevada City. ; Alleghany Stage teaves Nevada ity daily, except Sunday at 1:00 p m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Allegzhany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves ai R®.00 a. m., for Reugh and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marys‘ville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. Downievilie Auto Stage leaves — City daily at 1 p. m., arves Downieville daily at 6 a. _™m., arriving in Nevada City in time to connect with 10:30 train for Ban Francisco. Washington Stage leaves Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washington ‘Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada Citv Se He ste atte she este s%e le she ste steste she teste steste sla teatentiots steak He Hisieieeieeieiep ieee Megelepohye pee} PINE STREET TAMALE PARLOR . of Enchiladas and Tamales Always on Hand Finest GOOD CLEAN SERVICE OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 Nevada City California J ] J. M. HOFF MINES AND MINING 101 Pine Street Phone 363 MINE EQUIPMENT BOUGHT AND. SOLD . HJ ROGERS . Attorney 101 Pi ne Street : Phone 363 . eae \ Ufa

— CAFE Broad St. Nevada City Where Food Is Best Prices Are Right M. L. Mitchell, Prop. Hien tins, the patriotic thing to be done . ily is all taken by near-by mineés, building con tractars, When placed on the nig available plant foods, promotes necessary bacteria growth, and loosens heavy soils.”’ be : That California farmers have pro. . gressed far*towards stabilizing their ‘industry, is indicated by the bank ‘publication. siness Review comments. There re indications that ‘the ‘slight advance, and with any general upturn in business conditions grow? jers can expect better prices and an FY “3S are many ( "CLASSIFIED. ADS . QUACK! QUACK! QUACK A delightful change for your dinner menu. A treat for the family. ‘Delicious white Pekin ducks. Dressjed or alive. Bertellen Orchards, Grass Valley, Calif. .On highway, half way between thé two towns. :Phone Grass Valley 621-W . Mail orders solicited. i WANTED— “Diary of 49er’’ by Can . field. Box H Nevada City Nugget — EAR AROUND JOB. GOOD Wages and board. Local Propoaition, Chance:‘to share profits in grewing business. Investment about $400. Call personally mornings only. Room 5, Commercial Bldg., Grass Valiey. ly ‘FOR SALE—Pine wood, 16-inch stove wood, $3.25 a tier delivered. . Phone 326, CHAS. ALFORD. !NEED MONEY? AUTO LoLan, Ltd., Commercial! { -Bldg., Room 5, opposite Bret . Harte Inn, Grass Valley. Contracts 1 financed, private sales financed ' refinancing. Transactions confidential. Prompt service. Payments SEE HILLMAMN 26 offices in California andNevada. Hillman AutoLoan, Htd. . PIANO SACRIFICE—Late model ; piano located here in Nevada City, (will sell at big saving and most any iterms. For particulars write N. B. {MeNeil, 1015 Jay Street, Sacramenito, Calif, “Build yourself a business selling Nash tailored to measure _ suits. Write A. Nash Co., 632-16th St., Oakland, Calif.’ — — Do You Know? } There are three. thousand ; hundred and eighty five licensed . Chiropractors in California and they . are caring for sixty five per cent of the sick and afflicted without the aid ; of Hospitals, School . Nurses or ; appropriations. If you have not experienced and . 1earned the valuation of Chiropractic {spinal adjustments for any and all ‘ailments the human body is subject ito, then that is just too bad, Here is a chance for you, commencing next week I will “give my services free of charge three afternoons from 1 P. M. to 4 P. M. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. If you will come in during those ours I will give you a thorough examination, ineluding, blood pressure test, spinal analysis and one complete adjusting. x Iam doing this that we might be able to say that there is not a person in Nevada City who does not know what to do at the first sign of illness Dr. B. G. Cronwell, CHIROPRACTOR. Temporary offices at the corner of Mill and. Factory Street. Nevada City, Calif. ee and farmers. j seas : _, {sent difficulties red soils of this]. : : } crop district, lime has the quality of mak-} { +than that of 1930; but as yet it is a general-price trend will show. a} reduced, Oné to eighteen months:. two i FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1931 ‘attendant stabilizing in agriculture. With less than 3% of the petruleum operators of California declinting to participate in the pro-ration : program, the curtailment operation has been considered entirely as a suecess and confidence of the indus. try appears assured. : “Oil production of the State is now held at 45% of capacity,’”’ the Bank {Review continues, “with Kettleman' greatest oil field © Hills, the world’s remaining in a relatively undeveloped state as a result of-an agreement . between operators in that field. It, appears that the 45% basis of pro-. ‘duction is proving effective in atab-. marketers are expected to post higher crude prices in the near future.” . Although the California Valencia . orange season. is ‘practically over, and navel shipments are well under way . in Central California, shipments) from major navel producing sections . are earlier this year than usual. The, 1931-32 crop is reported to be of ex-. cellent quality and somewhat: better . than the’ general Early information indicates the crop. to be about. normal in size. _ The Bank: of America Business Review anticipates that even under prenavel pickings. . the entire be marketed ;new crop arrives. i The 1931 Turkey walnut will before the crop is larger ;matter of conjecture as to how much ill be available for the ThanksgivGisela eS Se . FRED M. MILLER CONSULTING ENGINEER CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR Hydraulicg — Irrigation — Surveyr Land Classification. . al . . LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADA COUNTY Hydraulics — Irrigation — Surveys Office at Residence — Grass Valley 262 Auburn Street. ing market. +) Increases in numbers were more pronounced in the North San Joaquin Valley and some mountain and Coast range Counties. Facts About the Telephone Bell Telephone security holders exceed the population of Pittsburgh, or San Francisco, Buffalo, Milwaukee, or Washington. Direct telephone service has been ~ inaugurated between Prague and London. Previously, calls to land were relayed through B The first experimental dial telephone exchange ‘installed in. . United Kingdom was opened service at Epsom, Surrey, on May' 18, 1912. The first dial telephone central; office in New York City was placed! in service on October 15, 1922. It was the Pennsylvania exchange. Now there are 64 dial central offices: in New York City. é { ta state oats oh th, *, Heteietotativtottettetetototuteteistotetuiaiek i 3 z = See Me— ‘ See Better * GEO. H. x SHIRKEY * Optometrist ; 118 Mill Se. * Grass Valley ms * *, % . Og Ka? \/ "a eke fester] 7 > Hie * +; sh teat iene te. oe Se See Bo o % 5 3% she ate ate she Merle slash ste este testestestestesh *, WeriqeHnsy IH ieinioiioneininining tek T beotete EDDIE LEONG Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH FISH All Kinds of Mellons Me s%e le antares" a a a! Free Delivery NX tertestecie Sotetetottotuiotetutetetoiateiebeiete Stolle dt totnkeioiteiuiieiicgeieiites priced. o Christmas 1931 nee ee The holiday shopper will find here an infinite variety of fascinating practical gift items, all attractivelyGIBSON CARDS—TOILET ARTICLES STATIONERY—CAMERAS—PERFUMES } 1 {8 iB: ART GOODS—LEATHER GOODS MEN’S-SETS—BABY SETS—TOYS AND GAMES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES—PICTURES ETC.,—ETC. We will enjoy showing you this merchandise. R. E. HARRIS” THE REXALL DRUG STORH JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. 138 Commercial St. Examinations Consulting Mining Engineer Phone 107 Keports Auburn, Calif. Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil ————— tg ste He Me ste ste este test SMAI I sha ste she te testes Rollo ieteies EVEN LIEN Modern Equipment NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases SNS te Nevada City Pathe te ste ste rtester® taste Hehe te testetest Raietetoivieieieiniuieioiy Mokelokyotelohe ets and values of tailings. Assays made for gold, silver. panies. Automobile insurance. work premptly attended to. Agent writers, Westchester and Capita] of NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Praetical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, gtving the free gold percentage of. sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurlend and copper. Mail order check for New York-California UnderCalifernia. Fire Insurance’ com-