January 16, 1930 (6 pages)

FrAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGETCALIFORNIA JANUARY 16, 1930 em aataailall ————— in THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET oer open See Oe] . . eee : vy “lto confine their energies to the ex: ee Pe ametoth) e 2 bi kl Th 4 : : traction of the immediately avail-. LOCAL : a = + Xi See Me—ublished.weekly on Thursdays at Nevada City; California. . abie high-grade rock because of the DE NING: ‘and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postof-. !#ck of economical” and» efficient . . . See Better ‘fice at Nevads City, under Act of Congress, March 3, {G79 pmothods. o€ that time of roduding-he : GEO. H. Bere "'?*liower grade ore revealed by them. _ Joshua Diner of Alleghany was al, cy SUBSCRIPTION RATES __. The present equipment of the propvisitor in this city Wednesday. SHIRKEY. ‘Jerty includes a large electric hoist,} Mark Sands. and L.S. Sumner, Ont. D One Year, sny address in California, in advance ... $2.90 [eit compressor, mahcine drills, and ee tates, ve ee ss whats Outside Caf cog : . Dumps. territory regularly, arrived here and Optometrist side Catifornia, in U. S. 2.50 Three Month { Retimbering and dewatering of. @re staying at the National Hotel 118 Mill St. ES eee a IEE pou 60} ihe shaft have already attained aj during their visit. ; Grass Valle One Month ...... ; 25. depth of about 300 feet, the mine} Mr. and Mrs.C. J. Carpenter, who} S=am™™ ” ' ee y A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City . cew working in three shitts. Seva bebe guess ot ise. Sct ae : &Y and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute:. Pointed and . . Tt oe te Peet Spee ree or ee ede LY pieces 5 published at Nevada City ". clude the erection of a 100-ton daily . @4 to their home a Oakland. uy oh a ey i Elsie P. Will hb » iy Edi a j capacity plant of that type, accord-. ‘William Litchenberg of Alleghany, rs ou po) 5 i Bers BL Erp pe oteee eee Para itor and Publisher ing to Mr. Selix. who is in charge of operations at : ves y i a a ee Manager . . 0 the Yellow Jacket mine near that lea 0 3 e : ; = = GRASS ALLEY ERS ALS place, is a business visitor in this} e t i : The new Governor. is certainly an exceedingly busy andj =~ V P ON si ac ae . hing 0 _ AND COFFEE SHOP popular man according to all reports. He has been banqueted. «1, andMrs. Clarence Mill hi on fermen penieent OU] v0 \ , ee and feted by nearly every organization in Sacramento and . retur: ce hes a a ad Settee a Refi f its Servi ll oe ' age . “is returned to Lodi after spending the;Se2ser agent for the Southern Pa: efinment of its Service still more invitations pour in. He maintains his smiling de-. week-end with relatives in GrassjCific company, was here on business. GRASS : _meanor, hegyever, according to local people who were fortuValley. ‘W. A. Hooton, who is operating VALLEY STEAM Pleasing to. the Tourist nate enough to get an interview with the popular official: A. Mr. and: Mre._Watter Jansen -came¢'2€-OMental_mine—near_— Alleghany : Wma fave Hours wean necessaty i one case in order to hold . "? om Liscoln G e phe arn nee cllslegaietnae sade LAUNDRY TAHOE UKIAH HIGHWAY an important conference with the governor. We hope he will ie in_ Grass. Valley: aes ge EN pepcedeis . arris Ricksecker, Boy S 5 Q esenta-. 111 Benn 5 Tass : prove as popular four years from now. scvtive, attended the Gras Valley [7° Of # San Francisco Bond Com————————. FINE WATCH REPAIRING ; : : : : L _ . Rotary Club meeting Monday afterpany, is a business visitor im this ELECTRICAL WIRING : _ The Governor is delaying in the appointment of a Di-. noon. oity, L. B. Gregory will do all kinds of + — rector of Natural Resources. It is rumored that he finds him-. George Richards of Turlock, formoie es Hoskins, who has been} electrical wiring and all kinds of RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR self in an embarassing position with each GF the drvitions . Sree Vellevaa: bas Deen spears . Ss tao ati flu attack, is able. igaition work. He is well known here. CLARENCE R. GRAY desiring amen qualified for that particular work. The mining sees ee ee (tert) Foley and Delbert Fle gene ee er gpatie ta ; : . : é ; re. ean hes Cs e Anyone wishing hi ° ; omen of the state were endorsing Gilmore, fish and game men} yr. and Mrs. Jack Wolff spent the Coleman, expert ski-riders of Alle. call the Miners Fuca: Piese 26 Work Called for and Delivere: desired Newburt while the oil men were asking the appoint-. past week-end visiting in Oakland ghany were visitors in this city Sun: -. LOCATION NOTICES— Quartz and ment of an oil man. And now it is whispered that the position . and San Francisco. rd and had the honor of being the] Nuggets can be found in the want} placer location notices for sale at will be given to a farmer 9 rst to use the profession jump on ads. Give the Nugget a trial. -". dhe Nugget: office at 5c each. : RETURN FROM VISIT TO MEXICO ca rao City-Grass Valley course. — The three or really four cornered job of Director of Naee uly can — —. Mies ea re and muner ak Nevate ‘tri & : . : ° wo wee A * Boa tural Resources has proved very unsatisfactory and a bill Wil . cca California and moore a ‘gation District amd the Pacific Elec-. ® be introduced at the present session to divide it into four de-. turned home. While away they visitom pee te ink. hese edie ae M’KESSONS SPECIAL partments of oil, mining, fish and forestry and to have over. ed their son, Gerry Eden at Santa ae ea ko ae mats VaR See cae ‘é ‘ . 2 ager of an apartment each division a man experienced in that particular line. Anna and saw Alabama-Washington -s : 2 : aa football teams play in the Rose Bowl eros ae ins phe For Velvety Youthful Skin iene: : n .Langley h 2 : The New Year seems to have issued in a ne ape ee ee ee gia he ba Rm gipes : ’ 1 ‘w era OF) They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. . 4; Puan Tae seGree & Eee A 45c Tin of Theatrical Cold Cream prosperity. Reports on every hand show prospect of available. G. a. Black and Mrs. A. M. Clark ae * 4 work. With the Southern Pacific returning a large number . in Santa Barbara, who were former) say alias fonda ee ene Brot FREE WITH _ of men to the shop and federal and state government rushing (ee of this city he They report with family Wate ci wees z zi 3 : aving a most enjoyable trip. § : i xoad construction work is being provided for thousands of o* 0 A 65c Bottle of Milk of Almond Cream men. Business men in general are hopeful of a prosperous . — sige Subscribe for The Nugget are eae NATIONAL MARKET 3 ;{ BOTH FOR 65°—REGULAR PRICE $1.10 Congressman Harry L. Englebright is certainly living up : OSCAR E. WINBURN . ° re a Le 3 3 ATTORNEY AT LAW to his reputation of raider of the treasury. Within the last Nevada City . surre 1-2-3 GrTv MALL BLD@. few days his raids include an appropriation of $150,000 for : Grass VALLEY. CAL. the Yuba Pass, an appropriation of $282,000 for new conTHE ‘: caeestust iis struction in the Lassen Park area, and_now he is endeavoring BEST (as to secure $1,000,000 for a veterans’ hospital. Good work, FOR T0 RETAIN WATER creating what are now National ForALWAYS ; 2. f > ; ests. ‘ a “Ut VA oe : “A bill similarly reserving for the We Deliver FOR COUNTIES development of the Mountain CounPhone 302 : ties some of the hitherto unclaimed ® : ‘ : : —— and unappropriated water ~ within ‘4 In an open letter the Calaveras; their borders was passed by the ay ; 1 & chamber of commerce is urging that} Legislature of California in 1925, ‘ igh 3 : support be given the movement toland again in 1927. Both times the F a bs : retain a certain amount’of the water) dissenting votes in both houses did 4 = originating in the mountain counties . not exceed a dozen. The Legislature ior use in. those counties instead of. in both instances recognized the jusO ora , our having appropriations made whereby. tice of the proposal, realized. the water is gained for industries in the. danger and would have accorded the “et Pa A Bower valley sections. The danger of remedy had the Governor been as ‘ a 5 the present practice of permitting. well disposed. : e E rae this water supply to be taken from “We, therefdre, offer for your the section of its origin for use consideration the hope that you wil elsewhere while the counties in the} look favorably upon the measures mountain districts are deprived of. for the protection of the mountain their just quota is pointed out. counties that will be presented to the E S : ° ° The opinion is expressed that un-. next Legislature. Any influence that —_Z_ t is AY the less ay es a hae by bak you vagina a ere will be welSouthern Pacific offers a : mountain counties at within a few} comed. e views above expressed new system of 3 class oneoe CO St month years they will be deprived . of the. have’ been approved by Chambers of way rail fares to many water supply for their own benefit Commerce of Amador, Calaveras, El eastern cities. Now you : 4 through the — of appropriation. . Dorado, Mariposa, Placer and Tuwill have more opportuNaturally, it takes more fuel to heat The letter states : olumne counties and is signed by D. k th . : ‘ ol atgn ucket wi your home in January. For that is the é ‘The People of the Mountain ReFricot, president of the . Calaveras purse. Oice of fares, 1d ‘of th 3 ‘gion of California feel that someCounty Chamber of Commerce— choice of trains, choice of & month of the year. thing should be done to protect their . Amador panats-, py oa .-. and So it doesn't matter what fuel you : present, and especially their future ere Of Tame may be using or whether you pay for BS water supply. RD MIN EIN OP ED The classes are: . ‘onli a “Up to a few years ago, they did FO E B ! G EN dH as este rene ; es #8 mot sense the danger; but since BY MOTHER ‘LODE MAN . : g 0, FACS prove that. cur: cities and irrigationists have been} © STANDARD PULLMAN ing January you must have more heat. «carryin the wagter away to other Caeser Hage Same as present fares. Good With gas heating, you pay for the ‘parts of the state, the mountain peoUnder the supervision of Joseph in Standard Pullman cars on fuel each month aft ing it. Th Pt "ple face the peril that the day is not E. King, who has been identified Southern Pacific's finest trains. x er using it. ee = far distant when there will be no wawith Mother Lode mining operations ‘ mom the logical wey se look at the a ter supplies left to the mountain refor more than 35 years, rapid pro2 of gas heating is the average 3 sions for their own development. gress is being made in the rehabiliINTERMEDIATE. Much : monthly cost or the total yearly cost. “At the present rate it will not be. tation of the Ford mine, on the outlower than Standard Pullman. : : Jong before new, enterprises among . ®kirts of San’ Andreas, Cal., recently coos * EPrints Sleepers. = Because we have no way of ws * 5 éor thotntalti peopla,will be come. taken over from Captain Alton Lee Oe cokes tod portat AN arating the gas you yes for heating . impossible. This aot that no one. Hawes-of the United States mint at service. 3 ae from that used for cooking and water heating when estimating the average ~ ieoula ‘prowpect for more mines, The . S8" Francisco by the Calaveras De3 : heating, all gas consumed isshown on net monthly or yearly cost of gas for a = decline of gold supply that is al-,vélopment Company, a Nevada coree the same monthly bill. However, house heating. iz “weady disturbing» thes¢ depressed . Poration composed of TE. Selix, P., COACH-CHAIR CAR. Most every. one knows from experience If the cost of gas is figured in this ‘dimes would be hastened on. Non-. JdeFlores and Sol Silverman, busieconomical of all: Good ia during months when no gas i used manner, it will be f metallic deposits could fare no bet-. 2e#8,men of San Francisco, and W. — priser — aes and fe Say teat Sisal sail bill f sical tabi ound that warmth ger. There could be no further. l. Merrill, a mining engineer of die : OF -Deating augut what ‘the: oul tor and comfort with gas heating equipcsowth of our horticuitural pursuits. Sacramento. The mine; which is) = an exam le of . the com cooking and water heating will run. ment is most economical. Furthermore, ‘It means also that. there will be no. credited with 4 pkogtiction of $300,the saving from San Francisco We suggest that you uct the gas is the cleanest and safest fuel you 3nerease of mountain customers for. 900 in highgrade“gold ore 30 years to Chicago in rail and sleeping cost of gas for cooking and water can use. ity factories; and no. additional) #60 and which is estimated by ence aoe S mountain summer homes for city gineers to contain in excess of one _ INTERMEDIATE . . . $25.72 : : ty tick Mg i —Sapre mmes Dames [oF S. mlion tons of avaible mill or] ‘lcs penis eal wp ‘PAciFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC.COMPANY He _ “This is not a question of private . lower gradeore, is ‘being reopened overs at important hogy ‘gh tredanttns a Me oO _. Andiviguals. It perils the developby the new operators as a private en_ route. Similar fares w ee ' ts “ment of California as 8 whole, re-. terprise. It has a 750-toot single— : s = e an BE * sembling ‘in this respect the question compartment and manway incline} : ee i . gf the mbuntain forests in years past. shaft of large proportions, — from : Owned Operated Managed c Pate 5g a fe ir ey od a we A 4 r tics a f e bad ce ~ When the Government saw the dangwhieh laterals, having a total . of SS 5 wer to the forests it withdrew from. 3600 linear feet, were run by the by Californians _~ entry # portion of the timbered area, early day owners, who. did no stop203-131 .

FrAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGETCALIFORNIA JANUARY 16, 1930 em aataailall ————— in THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET oer open See Oe] . . eee : vy “lto confine their energies to the ex: ee Pe ametoth) e 2 bi kl Th 4 : : traction of the immediately avail-. LOCAL : a = + Xi See Me—ublished.weekly on Thursdays at Nevada City; California. . abie high-grade rock because of the DE NING: ‘and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postof-. !#ck of economical” and» efficient . . . See Better ‘fice at Nevads City, under Act of Congress, March 3, {G79 pmothods. o€ that time of roduding-he : GEO. H. Bere "'?*liower grade ore revealed by them. _ Joshua Diner of Alleghany was al, cy SUBSCRIPTION RATES __. The present equipment of the propvisitor in this city Wednesday. SHIRKEY. ‘Jerty includes a large electric hoist,} Mark Sands. and L.S. Sumner, Ont. D One Year, sny address in California, in advance ...... $2.90 [eit compressor, mahcine drills, and ee tates, ve ee ss whats Outside Caf cog : . Dumps. territory regularly, arrived here and Optometrist side Catifornia, in U. S. 2.50 Three Month { Retimbering and dewatering of. @re staying at the National Hotel 118 Mill St. ES eee a IEE pou 60} ihe shaft have already attained aj during their visit. ; Grass Valle One Month ........... ; 25. depth of about 300 feet, the mine} Mr. and Mrs.C. J. Carpenter, who} S=am™™ ” ' ee y A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City . cew working in three shitts. Seva bebe guess ot ise. Sct ae : &Y and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute:. Pointed and . . Tt oe te Peet Spee ree or ee ede LY pieces 5 published at Nevada City ". clude the erection of a 100-ton daily . @4 to their home a Oakland. uy oh a ey i Elsie P. Will hb » iy Edi a j capacity plant of that type, accord-. ‘William Litchenberg of Alleghany, rs ou po) 5 i Bers BL Erp pe oteee eee Para itor and Publisher ing to Mr. Selix. who is in charge of operations at : ves y i a a ee Manager . . 0 the Yellow Jacket mine near that lea 0 3 e : ; = = GRASS ALLEY ERS ALS place, is a business visitor in this} e t i : The new Governor. is certainly an exceedingly busy andj =~ V P ON si ac ae . hing 0 _ AND COFFEE SHOP popular man according to all reports. He has been banqueted. «1, andMrs. Clarence Mill hi on fermen penieent OU] v0 \ , ee and feted by nearly every organization in Sacramento and . retur: ce hes a a ad Settee a Refi f its Servi ll oe ' age . “is returned to Lodi after spending the;Se2ser agent for the Southern Pa: efinment of its Service still more invitations pour in. He maintains his smiling de-. week-end with relatives in GrassjCific company, was here on business. GRASS : _meanor, hegyever, according to local people who were fortuValley. ‘W. A. Hooton, who is operating VALLEY STEAM Pleasing to. the Tourist nate enough to get an interview with the popular official: A. Mr. and: Mre._Watter Jansen -came¢'2€-OMental_mine—near_— Alleghany : Wma fave Hours wean necessaty i one case in order to hold . "? om Liscoln G e phe arn nee cllslegaietnae sade LAUNDRY TAHOE UKIAH HIGHWAY an important conference with the governor. We hope he will ie in_ Grass. Valley: aes ge EN pepcedeis . arris Ricksecker, Boy S 5 Q esenta-. 111 Benn 5 Tass : prove as popular four years from now. scvtive, attended the Gras Valley [7° Of # San Francisco Bond Com————————. FINE WATCH REPAIRING ; : : : : L _ . Rotary Club meeting Monday afterpany, is a business visitor im this ELECTRICAL WIRING : _ The Governor is delaying in the appointment of a Di-. noon. oity, L. B. Gregory will do all kinds of + — rector of Natural Resources. It is rumored that he finds him-. George Richards of Turlock, formoie es Hoskins, who has been} electrical wiring and all kinds of RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR self in an embarassing position with each GF the drvitions . Sree Vellevaa: bas Deen spears . Ss tao ati flu attack, is able. igaition work. He is well known here. CLARENCE R. GRAY desiring amen qualified for that particular work. The mining sees ee ee (tert) Foley and Delbert Fle gene ee er gpatie ta ; : . : é ; re. ean hes Cs e Anyone wishing hi ° ; omen of the state were endorsing Gilmore, fish and game men} yr. and Mrs. Jack Wolff spent the Coleman, expert ski-riders of Alle. call the Miners Fuca: Piese 26 Work Called for and Delivere: desired Newburt while the oil men were asking the appoint-. past week-end visiting in Oakland ghany were visitors in this city Sun: -. LOCATION NOTICES— Quartz and ment of an oil man. And now it is whispered that the position . and San Francisco. rd and had the honor of being the] Nuggets can be found in the want} placer location notices for sale at will be given to a farmer 9 rst to use the profession jump on ads. Give the Nugget a trial. -". dhe Nugget: office at 5c each. : RETURN FROM VISIT TO MEXICO ca rao City-Grass Valley course. — The three or really four cornered job of Director of Naee uly can — —. Mies ea re and muner ak Nevate ‘tri & : . : ° wo wee A * Boa tural Resources has proved very unsatisfactory and a bill Wil . cca California and moore a ‘gation District amd the Pacific Elec-. ® be introduced at the present session to divide it into four de-. turned home. While away they visitom pee te ink. hese edie ae M’KESSONS SPECIAL partments of oil, mining, fish and forestry and to have over. ed their son, Gerry Eden at Santa ae ea ko ae mats VaR See cae ‘é ‘ . 2 ager of an apartment each division a man experienced in that particular line. Anna and saw Alabama-Washington -s : 2 : aa football teams play in the Rose Bowl eros ae ins phe For Velvety Youthful Skin iene: : n .Langley h 2 : The New Year seems to have issued in a ne ape ee ee ee gia he ba Rm gipes : ’ 1 ‘w era OF) They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. . 4; Puan Tae seGree & Eee A 45c Tin of Theatrical Cold Cream prosperity. Reports on every hand show prospect of available. G. a. Black and Mrs. A. M. Clark ae * 4 work. With the Southern Pacific returning a large number . in Santa Barbara, who were former) say alias fonda ee ene Brot FREE WITH _ of men to the shop and federal and state government rushing (ee of this city he They report with family Wate ci wees z zi 3 : aving a most enjoyable trip. § : i xoad construction work is being provided for thousands of o* 0 A 65c Bottle of Milk of Almond Cream men. Business men in general are hopeful of a prosperous . — sige Subscribe for The Nugget are eae NATIONAL MARKET 3 ;{ BOTH FOR 65°—REGULAR PRICE $1.10 Congressman Harry L. Englebright is certainly living up : OSCAR E. WINBURN . ° re a Le 3 3 ATTORNEY AT LAW to his reputation of raider of the treasury. Within the last Nevada City . surre 1-2-3 GrTv MALL BLD@. few days his raids include an appropriation of $150,000 for : Grass VALLEY. CAL. the Yuba Pass, an appropriation of $282,000 for new conTHE ‘: caeestust iis struction in the Lassen Park area, and_now he is endeavoring BEST (as to secure $1,000,000 for a veterans’ hospital. Good work, FOR T0 RETAIN WATER creating what are now National ForALWAYS ; 2. f > ; ests. ‘ a “Ut VA oe : “A bill similarly reserving for the We Deliver FOR COUNTIES development of the Mountain CounPhone 302

: ties some of the hitherto unclaimed ® : ‘ : : —— and unappropriated water ~ within ‘4 In an open letter the Calaveras; their borders was passed by the ay ; 1 & chamber of commerce is urging that} Legislature of California in 1925, ‘ igh 3 : support be given the movement toland again in 1927. Both times the F a bs : retain a certain amount’of the water) dissenting votes in both houses did 4 = originating in the mountain counties . not exceed a dozen. The Legislature ior use in. those counties instead of. in both instances recognized the jusO ora , our having appropriations made whereby. tice of the proposal, realized. the water is gained for industries in the. danger and would have accorded the “et Pa A Bower valley sections. The danger of remedy had the Governor been as ‘ a 5 the present practice of permitting. well disposed. : e E rae this water supply to be taken from “We, therefdre, offer for your the section of its origin for use consideration the hope that you wil elsewhere while the counties in the} look favorably upon the measures mountain districts are deprived of. for the protection of the mountain their just quota is pointed out. counties that will be presented to the E S : ° ° The opinion is expressed that un-. next Legislature. Any influence that —_Z_ t is AY the less ay es a hae by bak you vagina a ere will be welSouthern Pacific offers a : mountain counties at within a few} comed. e views above expressed new system of 3 class oneoe CO St month years they will be deprived . of the. have’ been approved by Chambers of way rail fares to many water supply for their own benefit Commerce of Amador, Calaveras, El eastern cities. Now you : 4 through the — of appropriation. . Dorado, Mariposa, Placer and Tuwill have more opportuNaturally, it takes more fuel to heat The letter states : olumne counties and is signed by D. k th . : ‘ ol atgn ucket wi your home in January. For that is the é ‘The People of the Mountain ReFricot, president of the . Calaveras purse. Oice of fares, 1d ‘of th 3 ‘gion of California feel that someCounty Chamber of Commerce— choice of trains, choice of & month of the year. thing should be done to protect their . Amador panats-, py oa .-. and So it doesn't matter what fuel you : present, and especially their future ere Of Tame may be using or whether you pay for BS water supply. RD MIN EIN OP ED The classes are: . ‘onli a “Up to a few years ago, they did FO E B ! G EN dH as este rene ; es #8 mot sense the danger; but since BY MOTHER ‘LODE MAN . : g 0, FACS prove that. cur: cities and irrigationists have been} © STANDARD PULLMAN ing January you must have more heat. «carryin the wagter away to other Caeser Hage Same as present fares. Good With gas heating, you pay for the ‘parts of the state, the mountain peoUnder the supervision of Joseph in Standard Pullman cars on fuel each month aft ing it. Th Pt "ple face the peril that the day is not E. King, who has been identified Southern Pacific's finest trains. x er using it. ee = far distant when there will be no wawith Mother Lode mining operations ‘ mom the logical wey se look at the a ter supplies left to the mountain refor more than 35 years, rapid pro2 of gas heating is the average 3 sions for their own development. gress is being made in the rehabiliINTERMEDIATE. Much : monthly cost or the total yearly cost. “At the present rate it will not be. tation of the Ford mine, on the outlower than Standard Pullman. : : Jong before new, enterprises among . ®kirts of San’ Andreas, Cal., recently coos * EPrints Sleepers. = Because we have no way of ws * 5 éor thotntalti peopla,will be come. taken over from Captain Alton Lee Oe cokes tod portat AN arating the gas you yes for heating . impossible. This aot that no one. Hawes-of the United States mint at service. 3 ae from that used for cooking and water heating when estimating the average ~ ieoula ‘prowpect for more mines, The . S8" Francisco by the Calaveras De3 : heating, all gas consumed isshown on net monthly or yearly cost of gas for a = decline of gold supply that is al-,vélopment Company, a Nevada coree the same monthly bill. However, house heating. iz “weady disturbing» thes¢ depressed . Poration composed of TE. Selix, P., COACH-CHAIR CAR. Most every. one knows from experience If the cost of gas is figured in this ‘dimes would be hastened on. Non-. JdeFlores and Sol Silverman, busieconomical of all: Good ia during months when no gas i used manner, it will be f metallic deposits could fare no bet-. 2e#8,men of San Francisco, and W. — priser — aes and fe Say teat Sisal sail bill f sical tabi ound that warmth ger. There could be no further. l. Merrill, a mining engineer of die : OF -Deating augut what ‘the: oul tor and comfort with gas heating equipcsowth of our horticuitural pursuits. Sacramento. The mine; which is) = an exam le of . the com cooking and water heating will run. ment is most economical. Furthermore, ‘It means also that. there will be no. credited with 4 pkogtiction of $300,the saving from San Francisco We suggest that you uct the gas is the cleanest and safest fuel you 3nerease of mountain customers for. 900 in highgrade“gold ore 30 years to Chicago in rail and sleeping cost of gas for cooking and water can use. ity factories; and no. additional) #60 and which is estimated by ence aoe S mountain summer homes for city gineers to contain in excess of one _ INTERMEDIATE . . . $25.72 : : ty tick Mg i —Sapre mmes Dames [oF S. mlion tons of avaible mill or] ‘lcs penis eal wp ‘PAciFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC.COMPANY He _ “This is not a question of private . lower gradeore, is ‘being reopened overs at important hogy ‘gh tredanttns a Me oO _. Andiviguals. It perils the developby the new operators as a private en_ route. Similar fares w ee ' ts “ment of California as 8 whole, re-. terprise. It has a 750-toot single— : s = e an BE * sembling ‘in this respect the question compartment and manway incline} : ee i . gf the mbuntain forests in years past. shaft of large proportions, — from : Owned Operated Managed c Pate 5g a fe ir ey od a we A 4 r tics a f e bad ce ~ When the Government saw the dangwhieh laterals, having a total . of SS 5 wer to the forests it withdrew from. 3600 linear feet, were run by the by Californians _~ entry # portion of the timbered area, early day owners, who. did no stop203-131 .