February 16, 1934 (6 pages)

PAGE TWO NEVADA CIty, CALIFORNIA elaamn en saa — $$$ —$ $e 4 ~ . . been a “No one can rightfully object to drastic action ie _ Nevada City N ugget _ taken, provided the owilt implied is first-establi es Sa _ 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 is the right of any American individual or secant ‘. A Legal Sewishgex: as delfized by statute. Printed and Pubreceive fair trial. , Mahed ay: Neveds Sty, “Your-present action does not discriminate between _H, M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON....: +-seve--_s-Publishers innocence and guilt, and places no premium on honest Published. Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at business. Nevada City, California, and entered as mail mat“Americans have set their lives in buildith ; in this ter of the second class in the.postoffice at Nevada country. the finest commercial air lines in the world. The . City,, under Act of Congress; March 3, 1879. t are in th lead i in almost eve branch i ; “In America we have commercial aircraft, engines, ar 47; equipment and air. linés. superior to those of any other ¢ Py a) ‘country. The greatest part of this progress has been Lindbergh Ss. Protes t brought about through the air mail. Certamly most individuals in the industry believe that this development has It will hardly satisfy fair. minded men and women to! _ been carried on in co-operation with the existing Governbrand Col. Charles Lindbergh, whose message to President; ment and according to law. Roosevelt regarding abrogation: of .all air mail contracts with: in this country, certainly needs a competent answer, as a “pub. The country knows that Col. Lindbergh hates . licity hound.” the adulation of his countrymen, hates to see his name in print, . hates anything connected with publicity. We are willing to grant that grave suspicion of corrup-; tion rests upon certain of the aviation corporations in regard to “If this: is not the case, it seems the. right of hic; industry and in keeping with American tradition that facts to the contrary be definitely established. Unless these . facts leave no alternative, condemnation of commercial aviation by cancellation of all mail contracts and the use of the Army on commercial air lines will unnecessariy and greatly damage all American aviation. . the methods and amounts of the mail subsidies they have ag ceived. Frankly, we do not like the attitude of certain attor-. neys, late assistant postmaster generals, and least of all, that . of former Postmaster General Brown. never a favorite with any public spirited citizen who abominates abuse of public office for party reasons. But that is a long way from convicting every holder of an airmail contract ef corruption without a fair hearing of some kind. The kinship between this action and some of those of . Mussolini and Hitler is repugnant to our institutions and to our sense of fairplay. 4 These airmail carriers were entitled to a full and fair, hearing before the Senate investigatigation committee. 1G) American people are perfectly. willing to abide by ‘the decision . of any properly constituted tribunal, whether.of the Senate o the courts, that finds and exposes corruption. Republican or Demeczvatic regime. be discharged from the trust they have betrayed and punished . for their crimes. But to tar the whole zirmail service with same wicks, to suddenly cut off a great indu:'ry and the best airmail service in the world, which had come to lean upon government subsidy for a part of its necessary income, and this, without an adequate hearing, with no warning, without even an accusation against the majority of the carriers, is certainly a highhanded and un-American proceeding. Indeed .Brown was . They do nt! care whether the guiiy ave committed their offences under . In any case they should . Since the above was written, Postmaster General Farley . has written a letter to Senator Black chairman of the Senate investigating committee, in which he voices his suspicion that lall. holders of Government airmail] contracts are corrupt exi cept one. And about that one he is doubtful. His suspicion . may or may not be founded in fact. He adduces not one . scintilla of proof and his letter is in vivid contrast, in its weakness, with the d:astic action he has advised and which the ‘President has taken. As between Postmaster General Farley and Col. Lindbergh, we would much rather trust Col. Lindbergh. > EDWARD'S CROSSING FRENCH CORRAL OPERATES GRADE MUCH IMPROVED A CONCENTRATING PLANT The CWA Edward’s The French. ' Corral mine, near Crossing grade has been completed. French Corral, under the supervision of Ben Maddox, is mak?twg splendid progress in-the mine work and depassage and the present work has . 'velopment of the innpabio widened the narrowest places. to 193 feet. A bad switch back that re-. quired trucks to drive up, then back a time or two and carefully creep around the sharp turn, has had a 30 foot bank of rock blasted away and room for four cars abreast was made. A. H. Haddy, foreman, had a crew project on . This strip of road was a one-way Bull-dozers are being usedUn working the grayel and a small concentrating plant isinstalled. now well equipped with dredger and machinery, will go into full production. o-——_ We strongly suspect that the President has ncdepted the advice of “‘practical’’-Mr. Farley, the master politician, and of General Johnson, who has already made some very grievous . mistakes, in matters of which the President had only a par. tial knowledge: We believe the Administration has blunder . ed through bad advice. cA The ringing challenge of Col. Lindbergh will find an} echo in the heart of every ight thinking citizen unmoved by ; partisanship. Furthermore this Presidential order. will lay . under suspicion every. ukase uttered from now on under the . emergency powers granted the President. What the American public should have immediately is a — clear concise answer to this appeal of Col. Lindbergh, which, . as a matter of fact, was filed with Postmaster General Farley . and with the President's office twenty four hours before it . was given to the press. Here is Col. Lindbergh's protest, and . . it is worth reading and thinking about: . “The President, White House, Washington, D.C. . “Your action of yesterday affects fundamentally the . ~ industry to which I have devoted the last 12 years of my . life. Therefore I respectfully present to you the following consideration: ca “The personal and business lives of American citi* zens have been built up around the right of just trial be_ fore conviction. Your order of cancellation of all air mail contracts condemns the largest portion of our commercial aviation without just trial. .“The officers of a-number of the organizations affected have not been. given the opportunity to a hearing, PATRONIZE. NUGGET ARVERTSERS TT PAYS! Tirtr . options on the and.improper acts by many companies affected have not . Mrs. Brian Krough and daughter, Miss ‘Betty Lou, motored-toLivermore and returned with Mr. Krougn, who has been in the hospital receiving treatments. He is feeling better and is glad to get home, out of the . of 10 men working on this l=andone-fourth miles of bad road. REOPENING OF YUBA MINE SET FOR SPRING early this spring. . as aes Se fog. ar ed . Harry Morris of Dutch Flat, who 0 ; : eS ae : a, Mrs. R. B. Coberly of Yuba City . lis reopening the Yuba mine above Ww a ne i 7 : spent yesterday in Nevada City visitj ashington, has a sma crew atl. yc : ce —— ; 3 ing her daughter, Mrs. Edward Rose! work making repairs for reopening . 2 ee Ga ; ;and husband. i TOO . L ATE ‘TO CL: ASSIF Y Which: Ras (2) te Sats aS ? The old shaft is down §09 in the about Yuba mine, ; PIANO SALES NOTICE+—Three fine} {good past production record. i ; a “ . . pianos, at 186 Main street, Grass . fhe new company has also taken j Vatiey. Saerificed for quick sale, . Grey Eagle, Lindsay properties that gives acreage on which terms in trade. can ! One like-new Grand; one small bungalow upright piano, latest model; also good modern Case used Studio Upright piano. See or write J. E. Reger. at ‘the Grass Valley Transfer Co. 136 E. Main street, Grass Valley 1tc 2-16. either cash. or . and Mayflower them a large operate. be arranged. to; ' The Grey Eagle and the Lindsay properties produced a good _ sized quantity of high grade ore in early days. . ee 29c -TRUPAK CATSUP— . Pie ee es 35c 1 IN THE WINTER TIME A WARM HOUSE in winter and a COOL 1 HOUSE in the summer cost little more than an UNCOMFORTABLE HOUSE the year around. Dd loors, Ceilings 5, Walls Iusulated By Tho. Us of Propex Materials Make The DiF "FERENCE" nak See uae NOW for ESTIMATE SS. wou'll be “SURPR SED at how compa: ratively litle it éosts. a S. W. BAKED BEANS— As the, water increases this mine which is! “705 Pine St., 1 FP, T. Nilon . Morg (Office 207 . Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m. 312 Broad Street FRIDAY, FEB.16, 1934 “ARGONAUT MINE ~ FILES GOLD SUIT! JACKSON, Feb. 15.—Challenging the constitutionality of the new -Banking Act which forces the turn. ing in of gold mined before the price Of $20.67 per.oz. was abandoned at ; that price, the Argonaut mine, Jackison, Amador county, has petitioned the federal court to prevent the government from seizing ep gold at the arbitrary price. LOST—A male dog, Bull.and:.Fox Terrier cross, dark brown with The Argonaut is holding out 7,171 ounces of gold on Unde Sam, worth $235,000, the production for May, i June and July of last year. They ask ‘that it be considered “newly mined . gold’’ and that they be given the go‘ing price of $34.06. The Argonaut reports a net profit ; of $91,757 for the last quarter of the . year, an earning of 40 cents on their 200, 000 outstanding shares. Since '7893 the company has produced 19 Million from the Argonaut. white breast, tail bobbed. Rewara R. C. Clendenin, Camptonville. 2-12-2te. WANTED—To rent outlying property near Nevada City. Must accommodate small flock chickens. State all in reply.’ Address XY, care Nugget. 4tp. FOR SALE—Sewing machine—perfect condition, cheap.—Apply 128 Grove St. Jan. 19-tfe. WANTED—Man with 2 ton truck . _ Steel Floats ! In Air This steel ring apparently is fefying the law of gravity, but iagnetism explains the phe: fomenen,— The ring is of cobalt steel. which has four or five fimes the magnetic strength of ordinary steel. A second nag netic ring is located in the base ef the framework. The two masgnels repel each other. which Makes the upper one “float” in eiv, bobtine up and down. if Slightiy disturbed, . iecaarg anh) eles wants work.of any kind. Phone 265-M Nevada City 1 mo. 1-29p Aerie tetewiet taker fe she the ae whe ste she ote she ote ake rte ste she rte sheng Singer Sewing Machine Co. Representative Sales, Repairs and Rentals HEMSTICHING 8c PER YARD 147 Mill St. Grass Valley i Mo: este st Ne she she ste pte Heshe te ste te He stevie steste ste ste terete TOM MM ee jeep eoteitek geteqekite MAYTAG WASHERS. SEE US for your new WashingMachine. Exclusive Dealer for Maytag Electrie and gasoline engine washers, also Easy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms £ Grass Valley Electric Co. 120 East Main St. Grass Valley Phone 9 for Free Demonstration 2-9-tf£ ‘LORRI INT I ET TTS Now $2.50 per year The Nevada. City. Nugget is PROFESSIONAL DIRECT ORY ATTORNEYS HARRY M. McKEE Attorney at Law opposite courthouse ae City, Calif. Phone 278-R EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Nevada City W. E. WRIGHT ! ee AT LAW GRASS VALLEY Office in Union Building ! Phone 28 Nevada City ease Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY Attornevs at Law 27 Mill St., Grass Valley an & Powell Bldg., Nevada City Hennessy Office, ~ DOCTORS W .W. Reed, M.D. 413 W. Office and residence at Grass Valley. A. M. rae GET DR. E. C. “SiKuNNER Ostecpathic Physician Evenings by appointment.°-Offi-” Main St. Phone 710 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. DR. VERNON V. ROOD Physician and Surgeon 128 Neal\St., Office hours 10 to\12 , 2 t0 4 P. M.—7 to 8 P. M. Nevada City, California Office 418 Broad Street. Hours: 1 to-3 and 7 to 8 P. M. Residence Phone 2. Office Phone 362° Mill St. MELVIN E. BERRYMAN . Dentist Hours 8:30 to 5:00 Evenings by appointment. Thomas Bldg. 139% Grass Valley Telephone 35 Alfred H. Tickell, MD. Physician and Surgeon Nevada City, California Pine Street. Résidence 525 Nevada Street J. F. OCONNOR _ Civil and Mining Engineer United Statgs Mineral Surveying. Licensed Surveyor, Upstairs over City Hall, Main Street, Grass Valley. W. P. Sawyer, M. D. Expert Refraction Modern Glasses Ear Nosé and “Throat. Hours: H. N. MARCH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 152% Mill. Street, up-stairs; second . floor. 10-12 a. m., Best quality linses and mountings . Mon. Wed. Fri. Bye, 2-5 p. m. daily. 11 a.m. to 4 p. m. Evenings by ap-' pointment. Phone office 11 Resi. dence 73 Ott Buildnig, Nevada City. . { Dr. H. B. Towsley, . CHIROPRACTOR + 7 pm. to 5 p. m. i . Office Hours: . Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-evenings. Phone 19 . Grass Valley. ‘ A. W. STORZ Dentist. © X RAY 152% Mill St.Goldn Rule Bldg: 9-to 12 ta &; to 9 P. M.—Phone 578. Evenings by Appointment Nevada City , ¥' = «mbt aea uty mee tt ¥ @ s —— Sg AL ee PM apa psig S AEM A RB Re Bi bor i ' Dwight D. Johnson, M. D. Office Hours: 2 to 4p. m. 7 to & ee FRENCH CORRAL’ “Will consult with vou on all classes work, Advice even. = ie i re Fe 132 Mill Stee: 6: amp! i Bidz GR Ass, A ALLE Xe , Cal cae Phone: sage, 32s S TRUPAK SAL SAUER KRAUT— ais . p. Mm. Office Phone 51. Residence. ae U 18c DENTISTS . phone 135. 112 South Chureh St. . oO. VY oe USAR ae ip eee eee en Ot aera ee ee Pee ere =, . , Grass Valley.L. X. L. RAVIOLI— : DR. WALTER J. HAWKINS he 10 cil. sacs . DR.W. C. EVANS ee ee ee ,312 Broad Street. Hours 9:00 A. Mf.’ ae to 6:00 P. M. Evenings by int. ick rer “er W FRUIT SALAD— 17 ht Pions co Pn eee Corner Mill and Main streets TeleA er a ee C phone 102, Grass Vaiiey California: es DR. JOHN R. BELT — ~ : = LA PALOMA SOAP—— _ ° is Peis CARE POWER JONT 3, M.D. 1G, Bar Le aa a ge . & Office Hours: g: :80. 0.5230 : Grass Valley, Cali _ornia pt ees eee Sirs eee Sra ee ee % ee ; Evenings by Appgintiosat Office how eee! to Scaa-* £0-8:p. MM. “EIRST ‘CK LL, ’ DOG FOOD— 25 {Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone $821 Sundays 11:26 to 12:37 5 Me _--——— —————— as aceenrenen —— Soutelinatietetieinateiemenemenenneneems eee Cans JC fA Mw. HOLMES Dr. Robt. W. © 2° TNER = : ; Pentist Funeral Ditestnw . a ae BE A eee 9 ; _ 1c a ; 5 a } 2 RAY, ROLES ilable ior ae ar ~ 3 y iNevada City. Grasse Valley, The Ser-)? —t7onrs: 4:00-5:00. 1 ning Apa: = SS ere ere vice ee Sincerity. . pointments. 1 20% Mill s’ veet. Phone a rt TT Giags Valley. Califo ihe CCA; ~Wallb: echt ee Ra : on son ELEC TRIC AL EE NGINEE aR OSCAR. E. WINS URN oe ocated At — . . Atterney At ta on to vic ca: : me yo 4) j= =a ce d 7 jl * Py a 4 ‘oe I as By Pi ly ‘ fee 4 ’

PAGE TWO NEVADA CIty, CALIFORNIA elaamn en saa — $$$ —$ $e 4 ~ . . been a “No one can rightfully object to drastic action ie _ Nevada City N ugget _ taken, provided the owilt implied is first-establi es Sa _ 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 is the right of any American individual or secant ‘. A Legal Sewishgex: as delfized by statute. Printed and Pubreceive fair trial. , Mahed ay: Neveds Sty, “Your-present action does not discriminate between _H, M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON........: +-seve--_s-Publishers innocence and guilt, and places no premium on honest Published. Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at business. Nevada City, California, and entered as mail mat“Americans have set their lives in buildith ; in this ter of the second class in the.postoffice at Nevada country. the finest commercial air lines in the world. The . City,, under Act of Congress; March 3, 1879. t are in th lead i in almost eve branch i ; “In America we have commercial aircraft, engines, ar 47; equipment and air. linés. superior to those of any other ¢ Py a) ‘country. The greatest part of this progress has been Lindbergh Ss. Protes t brought about through the air mail. Certamly most individuals in the industry believe that this development has It will hardly satisfy fair. minded men and women to! _ been carried on in co-operation with the existing Governbrand Col. Charles Lindbergh, whose message to President; ment and according to law. Roosevelt regarding abrogation: of .all air mail contracts with: in this country, certainly needs a competent answer, as a “pub. The country knows that Col. Lindbergh hates . licity hound.” the adulation of his countrymen, hates to see his name in print, . hates anything connected with publicity. We are willing to grant that grave suspicion of corrup-; tion rests upon certain of the aviation corporations in regard to “If this: is not the case, it seems the. right of hic; industry and in keeping with American tradition that facts to the contrary be definitely established. Unless these . facts leave no alternative, condemnation of commercial aviation by cancellation of all mail contracts and the use of the Army on commercial air lines will unnecessariy and greatly damage all American aviation. . the methods and amounts of the mail subsidies they have ag ceived. Frankly, we do not like the attitude of certain attor-. neys, late assistant postmaster generals, and least of all, that . of former Postmaster General Brown. never a favorite with any public spirited citizen who abominates abuse of public office for party reasons. But that is a long way from convicting every holder of an airmail contract ef corruption without a fair hearing of some kind. The kinship between this action and some of those of . Mussolini and Hitler is repugnant to our institutions and to our sense of fairplay. 4 These airmail carriers were entitled to a full and fair, hearing before the Senate investigatigation committee. 1G) American people are perfectly. willing to abide by ‘the decision . of any properly constituted tribunal, whether.of the Senate o the courts, that finds and exposes corruption. Republican or Demeczvatic regime. be discharged from the trust they have betrayed and punished . for their crimes. But to tar the whole zirmail service with same wicks, to suddenly cut off a great indu:'ry and the best airmail service in the world, which had come to lean upon government subsidy for a part of its necessary income, and this, without an adequate hearing, with no warning, without even an accusation against the majority of the carriers, is certainly a highhanded and un-American proceeding. Indeed .Brown was . They do nt! care whether the guiiy ave committed their offences under . In any case they should . Since the above was written, Postmaster General Farley . has written a letter to Senator Black chairman of the Senate investigating committee, in which he voices his suspicion that lall. holders of Government airmail] contracts are corrupt exi cept one. And about that one he is doubtful. His suspicion . may or may not be founded in fact. He adduces not one . scintilla of proof and his letter is in vivid contrast, in its weakness, with the d:astic action he has advised and which the ‘President has taken. As between Postmaster General Farley and Col. Lindbergh, we would much rather trust Col. Lindbergh. > EDWARD'S CROSSING FRENCH CORRAL OPERATES GRADE MUCH IMPROVED A CONCENTRATING PLANT The CWA Edward’s The French. ' Corral mine, near Crossing grade has been completed. French Corral, under the supervision of Ben Maddox, is mak?twg splendid progress in-the mine work and depassage and the present work has . 'velopment of the innpabio widened the narrowest places. to 193 feet. A bad switch back that re-. quired trucks to drive up, then back a time or two and carefully creep around the sharp turn, has had a 30 foot bank of rock blasted away and room for four cars abreast was made. A. H. Haddy, foreman, had a crew project on . This strip of road was a one-way Bull-dozers are being usedUn working the grayel and a small concentrating plant isinstalled. now well equipped with dredger and machinery, will go into full production. o-——_ We strongly suspect that the President has ncdepted the advice of “‘practical’’-Mr. Farley, the master politician, and of General Johnson, who has already made some very grievous . mistakes, in matters of which the President had only a par. tial knowledge: We believe the Administration has blunder . ed through bad advice. cA The ringing challenge of Col. Lindbergh will find an} echo in the heart of every ight thinking citizen unmoved by ; partisanship. Furthermore this Presidential order. will lay . under suspicion every. ukase uttered from now on under the . emergency powers granted the President. What the American public should have immediately is a — clear concise answer to this appeal of Col. Lindbergh, which, . as a matter of fact, was filed with Postmaster General Farley . and with the President's office twenty four hours before it . was given to the press. Here is Col. Lindbergh's protest, and . . it is worth reading and thinking about: . “The President, White House, Washington, D.C. . “Your action of yesterday affects fundamentally the . ~ industry to which I have devoted the last 12 years of my . life. Therefore I respectfully present to you the following consideration: ca “The personal and business lives of American citi* zens have been built up around the right of just trial be_ fore conviction. Your order of cancellation of all air mail contracts condemns the largest portion of our commercial aviation without just trial. .“The officers of a-number of the organizations affected have not been. given the opportunity to a hearing, PATRONIZE. NUGGET ARVERTSERS TT PAYS! Tirtr . options on the and.improper acts by many companies affected have not . Mrs. Brian Krough and daughter, Miss ‘Betty Lou, motored-toLivermore and returned with Mr. Krougn, who has been in the hospital receiving treatments. He is feeling better and is glad to get home, out of the . of 10 men working on this l=andone-fourth miles of bad road. REOPENING OF YUBA MINE SET FOR SPRING early this spring. . as aes Se fog. ar ed . Harry Morris of Dutch Flat, who 0 ; : eS ae : a, Mrs. R. B. Coberly of Yuba City . lis reopening the Yuba mine above Ww a ne i 7 : spent yesterday in Nevada City visitj ashington, has a sma crew atl. yc : ce —— ; 3 ing her daughter, Mrs. Edward Rose! work making repairs for reopening . 2 ee Ga ; ;and husband. i TOO . L ATE ‘TO CL: ASSIF Y Which: Ras (2) te Sats aS ? The old shaft is down §09 in the about Yuba mine, ; PIANO SALES NOTICE+—Three fine} {good past production record. i ; a “ . . pianos, at 186 Main street, Grass . fhe new company has also taken j Vatiey. Saerificed for quick sale, . Grey Eagle, Lindsay properties that gives acreage on which terms in trade. can ! One like-new Grand; one small bungalow upright piano, latest model; also good modern Case used Studio Upright piano. See or write J. E. Reger. at ‘the Grass Valley Transfer Co. 136 E. Main street, Grass Valley 1tc 2-16. either cash. or . and Mayflower them a large operate. be arranged. to; ' The Grey Eagle and the Lindsay properties produced a good _ sized quantity of high grade ore in early days. . ee 29c -TRUPAK CATSUP— . Pie ee es 35c 1 IN THE WINTER TIME A WARM HOUSE in winter and a COOL 1 HOUSE in the summer cost little more than an UNCOMFORTABLE HOUSE the year around. Dd loors, Ceilings 5, Walls Iusulated By Tho. Us of Propex Materials Make The DiF "FERENCE" nak See uae NOW for ESTIMATE SS. wou'll be “SURPR SED at how compa: ratively litle it éosts. a S. W. BAKED BEANS— As the, water increases this mine which is! “705 Pine St., 1 FP, T. Nilon . Morg (Office 207 . Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m. 312 Broad Street FRIDAY, FEB.16, 1934 “ARGONAUT MINE ~ FILES GOLD SUIT! JACKSON, Feb. 15.—Challenging the constitutionality of the new -Banking Act which forces the turn. ing in of gold mined before the price Of $20.67 per.oz. was abandoned at ; that price, the Argonaut mine, Jackison, Amador county, has petitioned the federal court to prevent the government from seizing ep gold at the arbitrary price. LOST—A male dog, Bull.and:.Fox Terrier cross, dark brown with The Argonaut is holding out 7,171 ounces of gold on Unde Sam, worth $235,000, the production for May, i June and July of last year. They ask ‘that it be considered “newly mined

. gold’’ and that they be given the go‘ing price of $34.06. The Argonaut reports a net profit ; of $91,757 for the last quarter of the . year, an earning of 40 cents on their 200, 000 outstanding shares. Since '7893 the company has produced 19 Million from the Argonaut. white breast, tail bobbed. Rewara R. C. Clendenin, Camptonville. 2-12-2te. WANTED—To rent outlying property near Nevada City. Must accommodate small flock chickens. State all in reply.’ Address XY, care Nugget. 4tp. FOR SALE—Sewing machine—perfect condition, cheap.—Apply 128 Grove St. Jan. 19-tfe. WANTED—Man with 2 ton truck . _ Steel Floats ! In Air This steel ring apparently is fefying the law of gravity, but iagnetism explains the phe: fomenen,— The ring is of cobalt steel. which has four or five fimes the magnetic strength of ordinary steel. A second nag netic ring is located in the base ef the framework. The two masgnels repel each other. which Makes the upper one “float” in eiv, bobtine up and down. if Slightiy disturbed, . iecaarg anh) eles wants work.of any kind. Phone 265-M Nevada City 1 mo. 1-29p Aerie tetewiet taker fe she the ae whe ste she ote she ote ake rte ste she rte sheng Singer Sewing Machine Co. Representative Sales, Repairs and Rentals HEMSTICHING 8c PER YARD 147 Mill St. Grass Valley i Mo: este st Ne she she ste pte Heshe te ste te He stevie steste ste ste terete TOM MM ee jeep eoteitek geteqekite MAYTAG WASHERS. SEE US for your new WashingMachine. Exclusive Dealer for Maytag Electrie and gasoline engine washers, also Easy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms £ Grass Valley Electric Co. 120 East Main St. Grass Valley Phone 9 for Free Demonstration 2-9-tf£ ‘LORRI INT I ET TTS Now $2.50 per year The Nevada. City. Nugget is PROFESSIONAL DIRECT ORY ATTORNEYS HARRY M. McKEE Attorney at Law opposite courthouse ae City, Calif. Phone 278-R EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Nevada City W. E. WRIGHT ! ee AT LAW GRASS VALLEY Office in Union Building ! Phone 28 Nevada City ease Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY Attornevs at Law 27 Mill St., Grass Valley an & Powell Bldg., Nevada City Hennessy Office, ~ DOCTORS W .W. Reed, M.D. 413 W. Office and residence at Grass Valley. A. M. rae GET DR. E. C. “SiKuNNER Ostecpathic Physician Evenings by appointment.°-Offi-” Main St. Phone 710 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. DR. VERNON V. ROOD Physician and Surgeon 128 Neal\St., Office hours 10 to\12 , 2 t0 4 P. M.—7 to 8 P. M. Nevada City, California Office 418 Broad Street. Hours: 1 to-3 and 7 to 8 P. M. Residence Phone 2. Office Phone 362° Mill St. MELVIN E. BERRYMAN . Dentist Hours 8:30 to 5:00 Evenings by appointment. Thomas Bldg. 139% Grass Valley Telephone 35 Alfred H. Tickell, MD. Physician and Surgeon Nevada City, California Pine Street.. Résidence 525 Nevada Street J. F. OCONNOR _ Civil and Mining Engineer United Statgs Mineral Surveying. Licensed Surveyor, Upstairs over City Hall, Main Street, Grass Valley. W. P. Sawyer, M. D. Expert Refraction Modern Glasses Ear Nosé and “Throat. Hours: H. N. MARCH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 152% Mill. Street, up-stairs; second . floor. 10-12 a. m., Best quality linses and mountings . Mon. Wed. Fri. Bye, 2-5 p. m. daily. 11 a.m. to 4 p. m. Evenings by ap-' pointment. Phone office 11 Resi. dence 73 Ott Buildnig, Nevada City. . { Dr. H. B. Towsley, . CHIROPRACTOR + 7 pm. to 5 p. m. i . Office Hours: . Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-evenings. Phone 19 . Grass Valley. ‘ A. W. STORZ Dentist. © X RAY 152% Mill St.Goldn Rule Bldg: 9-to 12 ta &; to 9 P. M.—Phone 578. Evenings by Appointment Nevada City , ¥' = «mbt aea uty mee tt ¥ @ s —— Sg AL ee PM apa psig S AEM A RB Re Bi bor i ' Dwight D. Johnson, M. D. Office Hours: 2 to 4p. m. 7 to & ee FRENCH CORRAL’ “Will consult with vou on all classes work, Advice even. = ie i re Fe 132 Mill Stee: 6: amp! i Bidz GR Ass, A ALLE Xe , Cal cae Phone: sage, 32s S TRUPAK SAL SAUER KRAUT— ais . p. Mm. Office Phone 51. Residence. ae U 18c DENTISTS . phone 135. 112 South Chureh St. . oO. VY oe USAR ae ip eee eee en Ot aera ee ee Pee ere =, . , Grass Valley.L. X. L. RAVIOLI— : DR. WALTER J. HAWKINS he 10 cil. sacs . DR.W. C. EVANS ee ee ee ,312 Broad Street. Hours 9:00 A. Mf.’ ae to 6:00 P. M. Evenings by int. ick rer “er W FRUIT SALAD— 17 ht Pions co Pn eee Corner Mill and Main streets TeleA er a ee C phone 102, Grass Vaiiey California: es DR. JOHN R. BELT — ~ : = LA PALOMA SOAP—— _ ° is Peis CARE POWER JONT 3, M.D. 1G, Bar Le aa a ge . & Office Hours: g: :80. 0.5230 : Grass Valley, Cali _ornia pt ees eee Sirs eee Sra ee ee % ee ; Evenings by Appgintiosat Office how eee! to Scaa-* £0-8:p. MM. “EIRST ‘CK LL, ’ DOG FOOD— 25 {Morgan & Powell Bldg. 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