February 17, 1930 (6 pages)

ed Bi a _of little Miss Irene Browning. ‘are all busy in the various lines of _ tainly mean business. Machinery is FRENCH CORRALITEMS . 6H FRENCH “CORRAL, Feb. 15, (Special to The Nugget)— St. Valentines: Day!o A Valentine party is to be given.at our french Corral school today. It will be in charge All to a happy are looking forward time. It seems that winter is broken. Those balmy days we are now. enjoying, make us. almost forget we ever had severe weather, and invite us out to attend to the springtime work. Men, women = and children outdoor work. planting, ete. Plowing, pruning, The outliok for future prosperity is brightening. The old ‘‘Slide’’ mine, (quartz mine) which for years has given promise to wonderful treasure within its depths, has been taken over by parties who cerbeing installed with the vein of thoroughly prospeting and working This is very pleasing to ‘the older residents, who have always entertained a firm belief that some day, this old mine wiuld be thé remaking _ of French Corral and the Ridge in. ~ general. We trust that all efforts will be crowned by success. The ‘’49er” celebration at Marysville, February 8th, has — been. the theme of the week. It was a grand success in every way and in this passed all their expectations. The people of our neighboring town are earnest workers and it was the wonderment of all that such a: splendid celebration could be “pulled off’ n so short pf time of} preparation. The show window collections of antiquity, claming one’s interest for every Thousands of people ~ywhere and the genon all “sides; “The ial old spirit of wholeheartedness “49er’’ spirit of course, when ail were on.the same footing, and good will prevailed. In their old fashioned costumes many lived again the the memories of that distant past. ininuce. came fronry es Was apparent Special mention should be given the Appeal for the reprint of that newspaper, of °‘'58”=—"*§0"'——"61” articles. Among tht many interesting articles we learned that at one time a schooner! was built in the town of North San Juan! While we are sure that many a “schooner” had been filled there we never dreamed of a schooner having vpeen built there, and we areglad’ to know that. the 6ld-ship builder really did his work. Another interesting item is ‘Among its population of less than 2000, were 344 children, in September 1861. Well, we must not take up too much of The Nugget ‘Space, but we think that everyone who loves Nevada County should have a copy of that ‘Appeal reprint’. W. E. Moulton, and H. Hoskins and children were ors Saturday. Miss Millie Clerkin, Mrs. K. Sullivan, and Clyde Browiuing attended the ‘49er’’ celebration at Marysville February 8th. Mr. and Mrs. F. S: Wood and son Carl, of Sweetland were in Freneh Corral visiitng Tuesday and Friday. Miss Louise Moulton came from North Bloomfield to spend. the week’s end at. her home in French Corral. Miss Millie Clerkin Browning. went to Timbuctoo Sunday to witnes the ceremony of marking the Emigrant Trail. E. A. Gooding of Nevada’ City was a French Corral visitor Wednesday. He was louking “up information on the telephone. He could find that here as French Corral claims the distinciion of having had the first long distance Bell Telephone Ine ever built. The main battery was in the old Milton oftice in French Corral. Eighty miles of line extending from French Corral to all ditch lines and reservoirs and mines from that place, to Faucherie Lake. Mr.and Mrs: William Burnett of Sweetland and. Mr, Burnett’s brother, Ered Burnett, paid a visit to Marysville visitand M rs. A A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you This coupon entitles hoffier to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. » FREE GARAGE CHEROKEE, Feb. 15, (Special to The Nugget)—All. signs point to spring, frogs croaking, pussy willows out, also manzanita in bloom. But March may change us back j to winter it generally makes up -for our nice month of.February. We need lots more rain: Mrs. Lou Garibaldi, who has been visiting her. son and daughter in Oakland returned home two weeks ago. While there she attended the wedding of her grandson, Elmo Garibaldi to Miss Alice Shearer of Nevada City. The many friends of Mr. Garibaldi extend their congratulations. Mr. Garibaldi has visited his grandparents quite often and has many, friends on the ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf of Cherokee were visitors in Nevada City one day this week. ~.Miss Carmel Phelan, tending high school won a pin for typing. Little Mary Puller was taken home from San Francisco last Sunday to her homé in Gerber. She is much better, but\ has to have the best of care for a year. Every one over here has fever and all want ‘rain. ; Jack Phelan went prospecting and panned out.a nugget\ worth three dollars and several small ones. Parties from Oakland have bought the Haskill ranch formerly, the Trainor place. They are fixing is up for a summe home. It will bea nice home when fixed up. There are several more ranches’ over here\ that will be sold or rented. Soon\old Cherokee will be getting back again with all these old ranches that have gone to rack, being put in fine ‘hhape. It is ‘nice to see them fixed up again and soteck grazing in the fields, while children play in the yards that have been deserted for years. Miss Mary Joan Campbell of Columbia Hill spent institute week with her aunt, Mrs. D. Coughlin of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. E. Frost of the Siberia mine were visitors in Nevada City Thursday. Mr. M. Coughlin and wife of Nevada City were visiting relatives in Columbia Hill Sunday. who is ae in Dunsmuir, Mrs. R. J. Carter has received a letter from Mrs. Emil Brimont stating that he husband has suffered a second stroke of paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Brimont conducted a hotel at Lake City. at one time. County Assessor and Mrs. H C. Schroeder —wento . Sacranrento where Mr. Schroeder attended the assessor’s convention. = French Corral Wednesday. Fred was ene of our French Corral natives but spent the geater part of his youth n Sweetland. He has retuned afte 35 years, absence. ; Mrs. J. W. Culver accompanied Mrs. Elsie Schwartz on a trip to Smartsville Wednesday night to attend a meetng of O. E. S. A. Browning visited Nevada City Wednesday CHICAGO Again Southern Pacific offers the popular Special Coach Fares to mid-West and Eastern points. They are good Feb, 1toMarch 2, OTHER COACH FARES From main line points: DENVER. . $30.00 ST. PAUL. 50.00 ST. LOUIS. 47.50 BOSTON. 86.23 NEW YORK CITY 83.06. Similar low fares to many other points Bast of Chicago lis, St. Louis, New Orleans coact ,, Minneapoemphis and tickets On the ‘Guslend Route the “Pacific Limited” and the “Gold Coast” to Kansas ’ City, St. Louis and Chicago ane wipees 1 cng accommoSouthern Pacific mining ‘for ‘LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 3264 : Superior In. the Court of the County of Nevada. In the matter of the Estate of L. REED HASTINGS, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by the undersigned Lila M. Champion, as administratrix of the estate of L. Reed Hastings, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims agairist the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of Cali(6) months after tion of this notice to the said administratrix at law offices ef Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with * the estate of said L. nee Hastings, Deceased. Dated February 8th, 1930. LILA M. CHAMPION, Administratrix of the Estate of L. Reed Hastings, Deceased. First Publication, Feb. 10th, 1930 NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY, Attorneys for Administratrix. ~—EHas —Marx— Music —_ Comipany through the cooperation of the Harmony Shop of Grass Valley offers exceptionally low terms and large discounts on all pianos now in the floors of the Harmony Shop. This includes both new and used instruments, and may be traded later toward a grand or reproducing instuments. ELLAS MARX MUSIC CO., Sacramento, Calif. HADLEY WISHES SUCCESS J. M. Hadley who has been one of The Nugget’s earlies boosters and who never waits until nis time runs ‘out before he is sending in his. rehewal, s now. settled in Oakland the winter. He sends kindest regards to the paper and best wishes for its continued success: J. M. is an excellent booster’ for Nevad: City. Mr. and Mrs. .C. A. Shurtleff attended the ‘’49er celebration in Marysville \and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall. “Subseribe for The Nugget. TAXI SERVICE Big Comfortable, Cars : Available At \ All Hours ~ JOHN TOGNERELLI Broad St., Nevada City Formerly Costello and Jepson 115 337 Phones *ERTRA ZERVICE TIRES » WHAT YOU SAVE ON ONE FEDERAL HELPS TO BUY THE NEXT Guaranteed Vulcanizing and Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. See Me—. See Better GEO. H. SHIRKE’ Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. T.E. FARROW _ W.M, SELL, Jr. Grass Valley State of California, in and for the fornia; in and _ for the County of. Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six the first publica}.-: a. m., Grass Valley 10:10 a. m, making direct connection with S. P. -train——Ne:19, arriving at San . Minimum rate, 25¢, one time, 50c . Dept. F, 426 Third 8t., Oakland Calif. 1-3* {.HAVB INSTALLED A HEMatitching mathine Be Pegg oe STAGE BARN LOT BOUGHT DOWNIEVILLE, leh. 17—The school district has purchased the old covered by the barn of the now defunct Downieville Stage Company, lies upon the upper plaza, and. was, after “the removal of the barn, used as a_playground by the school children. The lot was purchased by the late G. Ponta from the Case Estate, and for sevéral years has been open to the children. Recently Mrs. Ponto began fencing the lot, and the school ‘district purchased the property at onee to insure playground space. Subscribe for «he Nugget. N.C.N.G RR. COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES. : Effective Sunday, Sept. 8, 1929 Trains leave Nevada City at 6:00 a. m., Grass Valley 56:20 a. m., arriving at San Francisco 1:30 p. nu Trains leave Nevada City at 9:45 rrancisco 6:30 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 4:20 p. m., Grass Valley at 4:45 p. m., making connection with S. P. train No. 20, Feaving San Francisco at 11 a. m., and 1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m. and Nevada — 7:66 p. m, WINTRR RATES Effective Oct. 1, 1929 to Apcil 30, 1930 All tickets on sale daily. ; Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and 3 months tickets. Grass’ Valley to San Franciscco— 16 days $8.50; 8 months $10.75. Grass’ Valley to Alameda, Berke‘ey or Oakland—-16 days $8.26; 3 months, $10.50. Grass Vailey to Los Angeles via ttockton, both ways — 16 days $26.75; 3 months $31.75. . Grass Valley to Los Angeles via 3toekton ene way, returning via San francisco or vice-versa—16 days $29.26; 3 months -34.75. Grass Valley to Tahoe City--16 days $8.26; 3 months $9.50. Grass Valley to Pacific Grove via jan Francisco er Oakland only-—1li days $15.50; 3 months $18.50. Graes Valley to Santa Cruz via Los Gatos— 16. days $138.25; 3 aenths $15.25. Z Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via Watsonville—16 days $15.00; 3 nonths $17.76. . Grass Valley to Saeramente—-10. day ticket (no stop-overs allowed) only $4.60. ~ CEASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED [RATES One.cent a word for frst insertion ‘wo cents a word for ere month. Xer month. ATTENTION, N.IL.D. BONDHOLDER Your bonds will be taken in whole or ‘part pay of a business block at Berkeley on University Ave. 2 stores, 2 apts. above and cottage in rear. Act quickly and get rid of your bonds while our client is in the notifn. (1088.) Price $26,000. D. L. Jungek Co., 2135 Center St., Berkeley, California. 12-15ch WANTED : Any amount of Galvanized Iron Roofing, up to 26 squares. Address Box 863, Nevada City. 1itfch WANTED Reliable man wanted to run Me. we Business fn Nevada county. $8 to $12 daily profits. No capital or axperfence required. Wonderful op yortunity. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, Dept. F, 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. . 52-27 MALE HELP wAxrED\ Reliable man to run MeNess Bustness in lage PW le $3 to $12 laily profits capital or experi. asee required. Wonderful opportun ‘ ‘ty. Write today. FURST & THOMAS cin dresgmakigg shop ea erdurs for a axec rom na rae Lag 9) Plo “TATION COFFEE SHOP. Vou are cordially invited te see hew nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has been made for the convenience of our patrons. Regular meals and a la carte service that will delight the most fastidious Open Daily Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth “stage-barn” lot from Mrs. Carolina} Ponta, ofthis place The lot formerly . 24, March 3, 10, 17,1930. Ts AL NOTICE Ne ee NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of The Interior U. S. Land Office, at Sacramento. Calif. NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN EDWARD COOLEY, of Nevada City, “who, on Dec. AT; 1923, Inade Homestead entry, No. 014738, for E¥%E% Lot 2, SEYNW 14, SWY4NEY, N%NWYSE%, Nto S%NWYSEY, Lot 5,, Section 30, Township 17-N, Range 9-E, M. D. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above describfice, at Sacramento, California, on the 26th day of Mareh 1930. : Claimant names-~-as J.-Clarence Hall, Peter Arbogast, Thomas H. Mooney and ‘John. M. Cooper, all/ of Nevada City, Calif. JOHN C. ING, witnesses: Register.’ First Puvifeadon, Feb. 17. 1930. Dates of Publication, Feb. 17, he edeilertbeotesteate steer os small margin of pro! fit. Roasts of all kinds. i i See our new car of 5—2 Pe Use the new Processed Lj Sewer Pipe, Terra Cotta ders, Flues Celo Glass for your sun colors. Bass Hueter Paint and Phone 42 ed, before Register, U. S. Land-Ot=+ F, resh, Wholesome, Appetizing Our large and growin gvolume of: business enables us to offer you a large variey of choice meats at a SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and } juicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Weinies and. superfine Kraut. _ KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richasds RR tio tle ete eal metered ateeidonte stele testeste states so tenzes FOR YOUR WINTER ROOF rfect Cedar Shingles, the best ever. ime for all purposes. Cement, Brick, THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Mrs. O. D. Campbell ee ag a visitor her sister, Mrs. S. N. ‘Williams of Fresno. FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radice Servicing and Repaiz CLARENCE R. GRAY 520\Coyote St. ~Phone 15; Work Called for and Delivere J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United. States. Mineral. Surveva jicensed Land Surveyor. Upstain over City Hall. Main Street, Gras . Valley. OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW SUITE 1-2:3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Phone 47 me eee 2 Aes Sepa Ty ile hs ns nt a Te a Retirees ete ae Bek i Ni od 4 lesfostestoafeafertesielteateateatealefesfeotestcatentePerlesteate Meakerleteate este eal hodt sertehetet olet de i setenls teal aleals shale bebeaSeabtogeay and Lining, Fruit Picking Ladporch, Composition in various Varnish. Grass \ alley Morticians Grass Valley Phone 364 WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our of their family between the $1.00 Gi. seseseeeeseserecossecesens , Surprising ane tie you which suits your needs. ; H. W. Robinson, Pres. Grass Valley Office ~. 138 South Auburn St. Newide” City Office, ci . > RT ee eae Sd i Sensis ue xs eee W.R JEFFORD & SON. Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford te be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made _ here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them \ygu can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only 00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION PROVIDE A COLLEGE EDUCATION \ FOR YOUR CHILDREN per cent compound interest. Among our three investment plans you will find one NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION A GUARANTEE CAPITAL ASSOCIATION ae ceenbeenrnsernenensssteseses Office.“Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. daly: Hichodiag Saturdays. Nevada City Phone 122 customers and every member ages of 15 and 60 years. Ne & Hardt everiererereersesrecersres r savings will grow at 6 HB. Dow, Sec. and Mgr.

ed Bi a _of little Miss Irene Browning. ‘are all busy in the various lines of _ tainly mean business. Machinery is FRENCH CORRALITEMS . 6H FRENCH “CORRAL, Feb. 15, (Special to The Nugget)— St. Valentines: Day!o A Valentine party is to be given.at our french Corral school today. It will be in charge All to a happy are looking forward time. It seems that winter is broken. Those balmy days we are now. enjoying, make us. almost forget we ever had severe weather, and invite us out to attend to the springtime work. Men, women = and children outdoor work. planting, ete. Plowing, pruning, The outliok for future prosperity is brightening. The old ‘‘Slide’’ mine, (quartz mine) which for years has given promise to wonderful treasure within its depths, has been taken over by parties who cerbeing installed with the vein of thoroughly prospeting and working This is very pleasing to ‘the older residents, who have always entertained a firm belief that some day, this old mine wiuld be thé remaking _ of French Corral and the Ridge in. ~ general. We trust that all efforts will be crowned by success. The ‘’49er” celebration at Marysville, February 8th, has — been. the theme of the week. It was a grand success in every way and in this passed all their expectations. The people of our neighboring town are earnest workers and it was the wonderment of all that such a: splendid celebration could be “pulled off’ n so short pf time of} preparation. The show window collections of antiquity, claming one’s interest for every Thousands of people ~ywhere and the genon all “sides; “The ial old spirit of wholeheartedness “49er’’ spirit of course, when ail were on.the same footing, and good will prevailed. In their old fashioned costumes many lived again the the memories of that distant past. ininuce. came fronry es Was apparent Special mention should be given the Appeal for the reprint of that newspaper, of °‘'58”=—"*§0"'——"61” articles. Among tht many interesting articles we learned that at one time a schooner! was built in the town of North San Juan! While we are sure that many a “schooner” had been filled there we never dreamed of a schooner having vpeen built there, and we areglad’ to know that. the 6ld-ship builder really did his work. Another interesting item is ‘Among its population of less than 2000, were 344 children, in September 1861. Well, we must not take up too much of The Nugget ‘Space, but we think that everyone who loves Nevada County should have a copy of that ‘Appeal reprint’. W. E. Moulton, and H. Hoskins and children were ors Saturday. Miss Millie Clerkin, Mrs. K. Sullivan, and Clyde Browiuing attended the ‘49er’’ celebration at Marysville February 8th. Mr. and Mrs. F. S: Wood and son Carl, of Sweetland were in Freneh Corral visiitng Tuesday and Friday. Miss Louise Moulton came from North Bloomfield to spend. the week’s end at. her home in French Corral. Miss Millie Clerkin Browning. went to Timbuctoo Sunday to witnes the ceremony of marking the Emigrant Trail. E. A. Gooding of Nevada’ City was a French Corral visitor Wednesday. He was louking “up information on the telephone. He could find that here as French Corral claims the distinciion of having had the first long distance Bell Telephone Ine ever built. The main battery was in the old Milton oftice in French Corral. Eighty miles of line extending from French Corral to all ditch lines and reservoirs and mines from that place, to Faucherie Lake. Mr.and Mrs: William Burnett of Sweetland and. Mr, Burnett’s brother, Ered Burnett, paid a visit to Marysville visitand M rs. A A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you This coupon entitles hoffier to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. » FREE GARAGE CHEROKEE, Feb. 15, (Special to The Nugget)—All. signs point to spring, frogs croaking, pussy willows out, also manzanita in bloom. But March may change us back j to winter it generally makes up -for our nice month of.February. We need lots more rain: Mrs. Lou Garibaldi, who has been visiting her. son and daughter in Oakland returned home two weeks ago. While there she attended the wedding of her grandson, Elmo Garibaldi to Miss Alice Shearer of Nevada City. The many friends of Mr. Garibaldi extend their congratulations. Mr. Garibaldi has visited his grandparents quite often and has many, friends on the ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf of Cherokee were visitors in Nevada City one day this week. ~.Miss Carmel Phelan, tending high school won a pin for typing. Little Mary Puller was taken home from San Francisco last Sunday to her homé in Gerber. She is much better, but\ has to have the best of care for a year. Every one over here has fever and all want ‘rain. ; Jack Phelan went prospecting and panned out.a nugget\ worth three dollars and several small ones. Parties from Oakland have bought the Haskill ranch formerly, the Trainor place. They are fixing is up for a summe home. It will bea nice home when fixed up. There are several more ranches’ over here\ that will be sold or rented. Soon\old Cherokee will be getting back again with all these old ranches that have gone to rack, being put in fine ‘hhape. It is ‘nice to see them fixed up again and soteck grazing in the fields, while children play in the yards that have been deserted for years. Miss Mary Joan Campbell of Columbia Hill spent institute week with her aunt, Mrs. D. Coughlin of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. E. Frost of the Siberia mine were visitors in Nevada City Thursday. Mr. M. Coughlin and wife of Nevada City were visiting relatives in Columbia Hill Sunday. who is ae in Dunsmuir, Mrs. R. J. Carter has received a letter from Mrs. Emil Brimont stating that he husband has suffered a second stroke of paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Brimont conducted a hotel at Lake City. at one time. County Assessor and Mrs. H C. Schroeder —wento . Sacranrento where Mr. Schroeder attended the assessor’s convention. = French Corral Wednesday. Fred was ene of our French Corral natives but spent the geater part of his youth n Sweetland. He has retuned afte 35 years, absence. ; Mrs. J. W. Culver accompanied Mrs. Elsie Schwartz on a trip to Smartsville Wednesday night to attend a meetng of O. E. S. A. Browning visited Nevada City Wednesday CHICAGO Again Southern Pacific offers the popular Special Coach Fares to mid-West and Eastern points. They are good Feb, 1toMarch 2, OTHER COACH FARES From main line points: DENVER.. . $30.00 ST. PAUL.. 50.00 ST. LOUIS.. 47.50 BOSTON.. 86.23 NEW YORK CITY 83.06. Similar low fares to many other points Bast of Chicago lis, St. Louis, New Orleans coact ,, Minneapoemphis and tickets On the ‘Guslend Route the “Pacific Limited” and the “Gold Coast” to Kansas ’ City, St. Louis and Chicago ane wipees 1 cng accommoSouthern Pacific mining ‘for ‘LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 3264 : Superior In. the Court of the County of Nevada. In the matter of the Estate of L. REED HASTINGS, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by the undersigned Lila M. Champion, as administratrix of the estate of L. Reed Hastings, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims agairist the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of Cali(6) months after tion of this notice to the said administratrix at law offices ef Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with * the estate of said L. nee Hastings, Deceased. Dated February 8th, 1930. LILA M. CHAMPION, Administratrix of the Estate of L. Reed Hastings, Deceased. First Publication, Feb. 10th, 1930 NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY, Attorneys for Administratrix. ~—EHas —Marx— Music —_ Comipany through the cooperation of the Harmony Shop of Grass Valley offers exceptionally low terms and large discounts on all pianos now in the floors of the Harmony Shop. This includes both new and used instruments, and may be traded later toward a grand or reproducing instuments. ELLAS MARX MUSIC CO., Sacramento, Calif. HADLEY WISHES SUCCESS J. M. Hadley who has been one of The Nugget’s earlies boosters and who never waits until nis time runs ‘out before he is sending in his. rehewal, s now. settled in Oakland the winter. He sends kindest regards to the paper and best wishes for its continued success: J. M. is an excellent booster’ for Nevad: City. Mr. and Mrs. .C. A. Shurtleff attended the ‘’49er celebration in Marysville \and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall. “Subseribe for The Nugget. TAXI SERVICE Big Comfortable, Cars : Available At \ All Hours ~ JOHN TOGNERELLI Broad St., Nevada City Formerly Costello and Jepson

115 337 Phones *ERTRA ZERVICE TIRES » WHAT YOU SAVE ON ONE FEDERAL HELPS TO BUY THE NEXT Guaranteed Vulcanizing and Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. See Me—. See Better GEO. H. SHIRKE’ Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. T.E. FARROW _ W.M, SELL, Jr. Grass Valley State of California, in and for the fornia; in and _ for the County of. Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six the first publica}.-: a. m., Grass Valley 10:10 a. m, making direct connection with S. P. -train——Ne:19, arriving at San . Minimum rate, 25¢, one time, 50c . Dept. F, 426 Third 8t., Oakland Calif. 1-3* {.HAVB INSTALLED A HEMatitching mathine Be Pegg oe STAGE BARN LOT BOUGHT DOWNIEVILLE, leh. 17—The school district has purchased the old covered by the barn of the now defunct Downieville Stage Company, lies upon the upper plaza, and. was, after “the removal of the barn, used as a_playground by the school children. The lot was purchased by the late G. Ponta from the Case Estate, and for sevéral years has been open to the children. Recently Mrs. Ponto began fencing the lot, and the school ‘district purchased the property at onee to insure playground space. Subscribe for «he Nugget. N.C.N.G RR. COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES. : Effective Sunday, Sept. 8, 1929 Trains leave Nevada City at 6:00 a. m., Grass Valley 56:20 a. m., arriving at San Francisco 1:30 p. nu Trains leave Nevada City at 9:45 rrancisco 6:30 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 4:20 p. m., Grass Valley at 4:45 p. m., making connection with S. P. train No. 20, Feaving San Francisco at 11 a. m., and 1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 7:35 p. m. and Nevada — 7:66 p. m, WINTRR RATES Effective Oct. 1, 1929 to Apcil 30, 1930 All tickets on sale daily. ; Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and 3 months tickets. Grass’ Valley to San Franciscco— 16 days $8.50; 8 months $10.75. Grass’ Valley to Alameda, Berke‘ey or Oakland—-16 days $8.26; 3 months, $10.50. Grass Vailey to Los Angeles via ttockton, both ways — 16 days $26.75; 3 months $31.75. . Grass Valley to Los Angeles via 3toekton ene way, returning via San francisco or vice-versa—16 days $29.26; 3 months -34.75. Grass Valley to Tahoe City--16 days $8.26; 3 months $9.50. Grass Valley to Pacific Grove via jan Francisco er Oakland only-—1li days $15.50; 3 months $18.50. Graes Valley to Santa Cruz via Los Gatos— 16. days $138.25; 3 aenths $15.25. Z Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via Watsonville—16 days $15.00; 3 nonths $17.76. . Grass Valley to Saeramente—-10. day ticket (no stop-overs allowed) only $4.60. ~ CEASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED [RATES One.cent a word for frst insertion ‘wo cents a word for ere month. Xer month. ATTENTION, N.IL.D. BONDHOLDER Your bonds will be taken in whole or ‘part pay of a business block at Berkeley on University Ave. 2 stores, 2 apts. above and cottage in rear. Act quickly and get rid of your bonds while our client is in the notifn. (1088.) Price $26,000. D. L. Jungek Co., 2135 Center St., Berkeley, California. 12-15ch WANTED : Any amount of Galvanized Iron Roofing, up to 26 squares. Address Box 863, Nevada City. 1itfch WANTED Reliable man wanted to run Me. we Business fn Nevada county. $8 to $12 daily profits. No capital or axperfence required. Wonderful op yortunity. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, Dept. F, 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. . 52-27 MALE HELP wAxrED\ Reliable man to run MeNess Bustness in lage PW le $3 to $12 laily profits capital or experi. asee required. Wonderful opportun ‘ ‘ty. Write today. FURST & THOMAS cin dresgmakigg shop ea erdurs for a axec rom na rae Lag 9) Plo “TATION COFFEE SHOP. Vou are cordially invited te see hew nice and attractive The Coffee Shop has been made for the convenience of our patrons. Regular meals and a la carte service that will delight the most fastidious Open Daily Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth “stage-barn” lot from Mrs. Carolina} Ponta, ofthis place The lot formerly . 24, March 3, 10, 17,1930. Ts AL NOTICE Ne ee NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of The Interior U. S. Land Office, at Sacramento. Calif. NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN EDWARD COOLEY, of Nevada City, “who, on Dec. AT; 1923, Inade Homestead entry, No. 014738, for E¥%E% Lot 2, SEYNW 14, SWY4NEY, N%NWYSE%, Nto S%NWYSEY, Lot 5,, Section 30, Township 17-N, Range 9-E, M. D. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above describfice, at Sacramento, California, on the 26th day of Mareh 1930. : Claimant names-~-as J.-Clarence Hall, Peter Arbogast, Thomas H. Mooney and ‘John. M. Cooper, all/ of Nevada City, Calif. JOHN C. ING, witnesses: Register.’ First Puvifeadon, Feb. 17. 1930. Dates of Publication, Feb. 17, he edeilertbeotesteate steer os small margin of pro! fit. Roasts of all kinds. i i See our new car of 5—2 Pe Use the new Processed Lj Sewer Pipe, Terra Cotta ders, Flues Celo Glass for your sun colors. Bass Hueter Paint and Phone 42 ed, before Register, U. S. Land-Ot=+ F, resh, Wholesome, Appetizing Our large and growin gvolume of: business enables us to offer you a large variey of choice meats at a SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and } juicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Weinies and. superfine Kraut. _ KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richasds RR tio tle ete eal metered ateeidonte stele testeste states so tenzes FOR YOUR WINTER ROOF rfect Cedar Shingles, the best ever. ime for all purposes. Cement, Brick, THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Mrs. O. D. Campbell ee ag a visitor her sister, Mrs. S. N. ‘Williams of Fresno. FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radice Servicing and Repaiz CLARENCE R. GRAY 520\Coyote St. ~Phone 15; Work Called for and Delivere J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United. States. Mineral. Surveva jicensed Land Surveyor. Upstain over City Hall. Main Street, Gras . Valley. OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW SUITE 1-2:3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Phone 47 me eee 2 Aes Sepa Ty ile hs ns nt a Te a Retirees ete ae Bek i Ni od 4 lesfostestoafeafertesielteateateatealefesfeotestcatentePerlesteate Meakerleteate este eal hodt sertehetet olet de i setenls teal aleals shale bebeaSeabtogeay and Lining, Fruit Picking Ladporch, Composition in various Varnish. Grass \ alley Morticians Grass Valley Phone 364 WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our of their family between the $1.00 Gi. seseseeeeseserecossecesens , Surprising ane tie you which suits your needs. ; H. W. Robinson, Pres. Grass Valley Office ~. 138 South Auburn St. Newide” City Office, ci . > RT ee eae Sd i Sensis ue xs eee W.R JEFFORD & SON. Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford te be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made _ here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them \ygu can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only 00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION PROVIDE A COLLEGE EDUCATION \ FOR YOUR CHILDREN per cent compound interest. Among our three investment plans you will find one NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION A GUARANTEE CAPITAL ASSOCIATION ae ceenbeenrnsernenensssteseses Office.“Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. daly: Hichodiag Saturdays. Nevada City Phone 122 customers and every member ages of 15 and 60 years. Ne & Hardt everiererereersesrecersres r savings will grow at 6 HB. Dow, Sec. and Mgr.