January 7, 1929 (8 pages)

for ie 3 3 “way. z 11 feet helow the surface, it is claimed. ‘tom Bath is working the property. ‘face has a width of twenty feet. » eigen MINING PERSONALS flonan niet SISKIYOU COUNTY The Roxbury Hydraulic Mines Inec., on Scott’s River are preparing to take 1500 cubie feet of water per second from the Scott river for hydraulicking. They expect. to spend $300,000. in preparation work They . plan to erect an eight foot timber crib dam 98 feet long and 23 miles of flume, ditches and syphons C. E. Waite is engineer of the company.-It is expected 50 men will be employed when work is fully under Officials of the Roxbury mine plan improvements to the ixtent of a quarter of a miiffer— on their hydraulic -holdings west of Scott Bar at the confluence of the Scott and Klamath rivers. Work is expected io commence early in 1929. C. E. Waite, engineer of the Klamath River Holding Company, is planning the developments. A good force of men will be required and work is to be crowded until comWater rights .of the ‘past year add greatly to the efficiency of the mine. ‘ The McKean mine near Callahan is. operated by. Mr. MaKennie © of Los Angeles. A big shipment of mill machinery wads hauled in recently one. piece weighing. 22,000 pounds. The mine .is showing’ excellent prospects. Between 25 and 30 men are employed at the present time. EL DORADO COUNTY The Golden Eagle Claim shows values running from $6.80 to $12. a ton in a vein 2 to 2% feet wide pleted. TUOLUMNE COUNTY Herbert Shaw made a new find of a highly colored marble espcially suited for ornamental work and novelties. The deposit on the sur_ EL DORADO COUNTY The old Martin mine a mile north of Placerville is being worked by J. H. Chiristiensen. There is’ a 400 ft. tunnel ‘on the property and it is planned to\run it 125ft. further to try and locate the Gray channel. Three men are employed. The Van Hooker Imine at Poverty Point made a 20 ton Sample run of ore from a small vein. It, is reported returns showed $100 in\fre gold and $21. in sulphides. J. AN Flink . has the property leased from. ‘Baring-Gould, the owner. aN SIERRA COUNTY The Oro mine at Downieville has ity. completed their quartz mill-and are ready to start work. Electricity will be used to run the mill and other mine machinery. Mrs. George Calanan % returned from San Francisco Monday evening. WANTED 100 people to buy walnuts. Raised at Nevada City, and mammoth size. A. Durbin, Nevada City. 5-8* ee eee N. C.N. GRR. COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES Effective Sanday, Sept. 25, 1927 Train leaves Nevada City at 5:‘ a. m., Grass Valley at.5:50 a. o arriving San Francisco, 1:30 p. R Train leaves Nevada City at 11:00° a. m. Grass Valley 11:25 a. m. makine direct connection with 8. [ ryain 2% arriving at San Francise 6:10 Dp. m. Train 1eaves Nevada City at 4 p m Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., mak ine direct connect‘on with Ss. P train 40 leaving . ‘n Frapneiseo a? ) po. m. enadling }. ‘sengers fo ar rive at Grass Valle} 7:35 p. m. ant Nevada City, 7:56 p. m, Grats: Vecjey Fares. To Colfax, $1.00. Five day rount trip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.2' 14 day rvounc trip $4.00. To Sa Franciseo $(.456. 3 months rouri trip $10.75 Tickets sold Friday. Saturdgys aia Sundays, 16 round trir 19.50. Nevada City Fares To Cclhia: $1.15.Five day round trip $1.75. " » Sacramento $8.37. 14 day return tip $4.50. To San Fran $6.61 3 months round trip $11 5d. Tickets sold Fridays,’ Satur: dovs and Sundays, $9.80. WINTER RATES Effective Oct. 1, 1928 to Apr. 30 1920 Sixteen day and three months tickets with stopovers allowed, sold daily. Nevada City to San Francisco, 16 day limit, $9.00; $8.50. Nevada City to San Francisco, 3 month limit, $11.05. from Grass Valley, $10.75. Yésume her studies daye. from Gras Vahey, GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Griffiths have © announced the engagement of their, daughter, Miss Lorene, to Mr. Homer Pfeiffer of Sunnyvale, Calif. They are former residents and the young lady is graduate of the local high school. She has been employed as a nurse at the San Jose hospital for a number of: years. Herman Hartung of Pleasant Valley was in Grass Valley Monday. Ensign William Jones left Tuesday for San Pedro after a visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jones. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Shirkey spent last week end in San Francisco. Mrs. Mary Trebileox and daughter, Althea, formerly of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Trebilcox motored up from Sacramento and spent Sunday here visiting. Mr. and Mrs. M. Earl Jones and son, Billie, arrived this week from Park City, Utah, to:make their fu-. ture home. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jefford. Miss. Claire . Adams, Normal student, San Jose has returned to. after spending the holidays here. _ Ted Cherin is. here brothers, _H. I. Graser and W. J. Sanford inspected a.ranch near Spenceville Wednesday. Roy Mitchell has resumed his studies at Stanford University after. spending his vacation here with relatives. Robert Philmore of Alleghany was a business visitor Here Wesnesday. visiting his A. G. Chegwidden was a business visitor in San Francisco a few days last week. Ralph Berriman of Sacramento, and Melvyn Berriman, dental student at the San Francisco Dental College, spent the holiday season here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thomas had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray of Tuolumne county. Mrs. Will Sutherland is home from attending a relative’s funeral in San Francisco. Her daughter, Miss Dolores, came up with her to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pengelly spent Christmas with relatives in San Francisco. Mrs. William Purcell and mother, Mrs. William Rowe visited Mr. and Meredith Andrews at Yuba Mr. Andrws_ is verl ill with pneumonia. C.\H. Roberts spent a week in Sacramento and San Francisco. The MecSorley quartz mine at Mokelumne ill is making = shipments of clear quartz crystals. The U. S. Navy is lo that weigh 2 poun ing for crystals and will pay $6. a pound for the They’ are used by. the navy for ‘radio sets largely. es -” DONT FORGET ABOUT HI-HEAT COAL Just a reminder. This is the best time to order your coal. We handle only the best grade of coal. Our rates are reasonable, our service is prompt, When you put your coal problem ina our hands you have nothing to worry about. Just Phone 57. . GRASS VALLEY PER@ONALS Elmer Woodruff is visiting relatives and friends in Los Angeles and other points in Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartung and daughter, Catherine, returned to San Francisco after attending the funeral of the late Nevada Hartung Joseph Pharis and Miss Minnie Bastian attended the wedding of Lillan Bastian Johnson which ‘occured in Sacramento Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bradley, and daughter, Vida, Mr .Everett, Lawrence Woods, and Miss Claire Adams motored to Sacramento and attended the show, “Desert Song,” Tuesday evening. . J. E. Taylor was a business visitor in San. Francisco during the week. es ia Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartung have had as guests, Miss Frances Malloh of San Francisco and Lambert Thomas of Berkeley. Mrs. Robert Ingram. and_ son, Peter, returned New Year's — day from a visit with relatives at Berkeley, Attorney and Mrs. Lynn Kelley and children visited in San Francisco during the holiday season. A. P. Quinn is in -Sacramento-to remain for a time. ' Fred M. Miller attended to business affairs in San Francisco last week. 3 Miss Dora Mitchell, who is attending the College of the Pacific, spent the holidays here visiting relatives: s : / Mrs. Fred Bierwagon was from Chicago Park Wednesday. Mrs. Ada Wasley has a visitors over. the Christmas holidays Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perrin and _ son of Sacramento. : William Crase spent a few days in San Francisco. : Gerald Barker spent Christmas in Grass Valley. Merril Peaslee arrived Monday from Davis and spent Christmas with relatives. He expects to go to Arizona in the near future. Among those motoring down to visit Mr. and , Mrs. Meredith Andrews at Yuba City were, Mrs. Charles _ Morehouse, Mrs. Heather, Charles Morehouse, Jr., and Malcolm Andrews. William Tremewan, Frances Dillon, and Carl Whiting, fonmer residents, came up from Sacramento to spend New Years. C. H. Taylor spent a few dave in San Francisco attending to business affairs. Miss Catherine Mitchell has returned to her home at Seattle, Washington, after visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jones. Elmer Woodruff, busines man of this city, is home from a trip to Los Angeles. : in of San Francisco with his mother Fz wu at \ BY . a st jay be assured of the utmost and every particular. We a the service we have ren community in years. past intend to merit your patronag THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME 246 Sacramento 8t., Nevada’ City Telephone 203 UNION ICE DELIVERY A. V. Sauvee, Agent °153 South Auburar St., Grass Valley Telephone 56 . John }the most modern appointments in _ Mr. and ‘ens: WwW. I. “Merrifiled and ohildren are visiting in Sacramento and — for a+» short time. Mrs. Carrie Edwards has gone to Loomis te make here future home. Lloyd Henwood Francisco after visitnig here-a short time With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Henwood. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wolff and children spent the week . end visiting in Oakland. T. M. Harris, J. E. Blaks, Charles Othet, E. H. Hocking and M. Henry Argall attended Islam Temple ceremonial, Mystic Shrine, in San Francisco Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoskins, Miss Estelle Hoskins and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perrin all of Sacramento spent the holidays here with relatives. Harold George, leader of the Grass Valley choir, was a business visitor in San Francisco Monday.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pengeliey spent the New Yeur’s holidays at Del Monte. : E. S. Hunt spent Wednesday in Sacrimento. Miss Bernice Argall came up from ‘Roseville Wednesday. She had spent a short holiday there visiting. Miss Grace Cobbledick spent a . few days visiting in Sacramento. Mr. and Michael Roach of Colusa spent New Years in Grass Valley. Miss Fay Norris of San Francisco spent Christmas here with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Crouch spent Dos Palos, Will Verser of Oakland spent the holidays here with Mr. and Mrs. Lon Verser, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon’ Hooper ot Ukiah spent Christmas with relatives in Grass Valley. Sacramento Junior College students who spent their vacation here Christmas at were, Jack Curnow, Alfred Kramm, Burton Skewes, Douglas Conway, Evan Ferguson, Elmer Stevens, Alice Skewes, Dorothy Hooper, Alice Henwood, and Constance Quick. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and ‘daughter, Catherine, of Sacramento visited here early in the week. Miss Wilena Morrison returned to San Jose State Nermal after spending the holidays here. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harris spent the early part of the week visiting in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Al Abrahams left Thursday for Yuba City to see Meredith Andrews who is seriously _returned to San . is Howison Crouch and Mrs. anaes Best Mrs. Fred Roenhert Year’s in Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daley spent a week visiting relatives in San Francisco. Mrs. Charles Wood, Roy Saxon and Lawrence Wood were business visitors in Camptonville during the week. spent New E. A. Dunkley is home from Burlingame where _ he visited his daughter. ; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Constantine spent New Year’s day in Durham. Mr, and. Mrs. B,. Collinge. 6f Smartsville was here monday evening. Mrs. Arthur Blake of Sacramen‘o visited in Grass Valley over the holidays. Jesse Sanford of Clear Creek was ere Thursday. Frank Pierce, Citizens Auto Stage triver, is about again ‘after a) aonth’s illness. : se M. J. and: P; Cotettan of . North Columbia passed through here Thursday on their way to the lowsr country to look after their catle that are pastured there for the vinter--months.Sheriff George R. Carter had i guest Thursday his friend, Dave Jabona, merchant of Truckee, ’ Purchased . Licensed bv State of C tifornia £ tablished 2907 SMELTING & REFINING CC. Offices: 742 Bdarket St. ,oan Francisco ‘ Plant South £ an Franc? sco . Ore and Bullion WILDBERG BROS. . spent the holiday season visiting in San Francisco . : as B. L. Bovee of Alleghany was atfending to business affairs here Friday. ] : ; Mrs. W. H .Martin has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. B. W. West, of Oakland. Mrs. V. V. Foley and tiny daughter, Patricia Ann, are home from the Nevada City Sanitarium where the little girl was born. Miss Doris Smith has returned to ‘San Jose to resume her studies at the Normal after spending the vacation here with relatives. Mrs. Mary Meehan and Sarah Kelleghan of Alleghany came. down Thursday afternoon. : Arthur Smith of Amador county is here visiting relatives and friends Dr. W. P. SAWYER will be at his office . 2 to 4 p. m. . ‘Glasses Correctly Fitted Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat , “Office sce only Ort. Building Nevada City Main Street . 5: ple dh its aR ei die 3G Po Ri da em SeeGeenenternens. he Se oleate teokeototog cesesiotebolt fatale ee tele peste rbetens : CLEAN CLOTHES FOR NEW YEAR If you want that suit or. deces to be spick ad span for the holiday dinner, bring it to our plant in Grass Valley by next Thursday. night and it will be ready for you the following Monday. If you leave it at our Nevada City office at the National Hotel before Thursday evening, it will be delivered Monday evening ready for you. Service and prices just what you MEEVEE BEE OIE ENE Ce ea he i, ie i will like al lhe way. a lS eesierie Phone 375W test Me sh Ne leaks she ole of Pipieleinivieink hokey GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Ed Burtner, Proprietor 2 ts ofa steate st ae ste ole Me stestest re Sta ate teste sterte whe ofsake ofeate ele ae sitole nts ole ste fe ake ole feslery seg eyes AISA. SHE =~ eM Peieiepmeter Solel ie iteteieinieieiete 111 West Main St. ill. 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Simply bring your pass . book to the nearest Bank of America Branch, o : and interest will begin January rst. No ivconvenience to you . . . no expense. Resources more than 400 millions v NEVADA CITY ASSAY Nevada City to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland, 16 day limit, $8.75; from Grass Valley, $8.25. Nevada City to Alameda, Berke-ley or Oakland, 3 month limit, $10.-, 80; from Grass Valley, $10.50. Nevada City to Sacramento and re‘turn, sold every day, limit 14 days, $450; from Grass Valley, $4.00, tid Le Be < Practical mining tests from 25 to 100( pounds, giving the free gold sulpkucets, falue of sulphurets and pertentage. of suiphurets, value of values of tailings. ~ & REFINING OFFICE Ott, Proprietor Assays made for geld, silver, lead and canner. Mail ofder cherk promptly attended to. Agent for Westchester automobile in urance, York-California, Underw cy. c New nd Capital of California Fire Insuraneées companies. 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for ie 3 3 “way. z 11 feet helow the surface, it is claimed. ‘tom Bath is working the property. ‘face has a width of twenty feet. » eigen MINING PERSONALS flonan niet SISKIYOU COUNTY The Roxbury Hydraulic Mines Inec., on Scott’s River are preparing to take 1500 cubie feet of water per second from the Scott river for hydraulicking. They expect. to spend $300,000. in preparation work They . plan to erect an eight foot timber crib dam 98 feet long and 23 miles of flume, ditches and syphons C. E. Waite is engineer of the company.-It is expected 50 men will be employed when work is fully under Officials of the Roxbury mine plan improvements to the ixtent of a quarter of a miiffer— on their hydraulic -holdings west of Scott Bar at the confluence of the Scott and Klamath rivers. Work is expected io commence early in 1929. C. E. Waite, engineer of the Klamath River Holding Company, is planning the developments. A good force of men will be required and work is to be crowded until comWater rights .of the ‘past year add greatly to the efficiency of the mine. ‘ The McKean mine near Callahan is. operated by. Mr. MaKennie © of Los Angeles. A big shipment of mill machinery wads hauled in recently one. piece weighing. 22,000 pounds. The mine .is showing’ excellent prospects. Between 25 and 30 men are employed at the present time. EL DORADO COUNTY The Golden Eagle Claim shows values running from $6.80 to $12. a ton in a vein 2 to 2% feet wide pleted. TUOLUMNE COUNTY Herbert Shaw made a new find of a highly colored marble espcially suited for ornamental work and novelties. The deposit on the sur_ EL DORADO COUNTY The old Martin mine a mile north of Placerville is being worked by J. H. Chiristiensen. There is’ a 400 ft. tunnel ‘on the property and it is planned to\run it 125ft. further to try and locate the Gray channel. Three men are employed. The Van Hooker Imine at Poverty Point made a 20 ton Sample run of ore from a small vein. It, is reported returns showed $100 in\fre gold and $21. in sulphides. J. AN Flink . has the property leased from. ‘Baring-Gould, the owner. aN SIERRA COUNTY The Oro mine at Downieville has ity. completed their quartz mill-and are ready to start work. Electricity will be used to run the mill and other mine machinery. Mrs. George Calanan % returned from San Francisco Monday evening. WANTED 100 people to buy walnuts. Raised at Nevada City, and mammoth size. A. Durbin, Nevada City. 5-8* ee eee N. C.N. GRR. COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES Effective Sanday, Sept. 25, 1927 Train leaves Nevada City at 5:‘ a. m., Grass Valley at.5:50 a. o arriving San Francisco, 1:30 p. R Train leaves Nevada City at 11:00° a. m. Grass Valley 11:25 a. m. makine direct connection with 8. [ ryain 2% arriving at San Francise 6:10 Dp. m. Train 1eaves Nevada City at 4 p m Gras sValley 5:05 p. m., mak ine direct connect‘on with Ss. P train 40 leaving . ‘n Frapneiseo a? ) po. m. enadling }. ‘sengers fo ar rive at Grass Valle} 7:35 p. m. ant Nevada City, 7:56 p. m, Grats: Vecjey Fares. To Colfax, $1.00. Five day rount trip $1.50. To Sacramento $3.2' 14 day rvounc trip $4.00. To Sa Franciseo $(.456. 3 months rouri trip $10.75 Tickets sold Friday. Saturdgys aia Sundays, 16 round trir 19.50. Nevada City Fares To Cclhia: $1.15.Five day round trip $1.75. " » Sacramento $8.37. 14 day return tip $4.50. To San Fran $6.61 3 months round trip $11 5d. Tickets sold Fridays,’ Satur: dovs and Sundays, $9.80. WINTER RATES Effective Oct. 1, 1928 to Apr. 30 1920 Sixteen day and three months tickets with stopovers allowed, sold daily. Nevada City to San Francisco, 16 day limit, $9.00; $8.50. Nevada City to San Francisco, 3 month limit, $11.05. from Grass Valley, $10.75. Yésume her studies daye. from Gras Vahey, GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Griffiths have © announced the engagement of their, daughter, Miss Lorene, to Mr. Homer Pfeiffer of Sunnyvale, Calif. They are former residents and the young lady is graduate of the local high school. She has been employed as a nurse at the San Jose hospital for a number of: years. Herman Hartung of Pleasant Valley was in Grass Valley Monday. Ensign William Jones left Tuesday for San Pedro after a visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jones. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Shirkey spent last week end in San Francisco. Mrs. Mary Trebileox and daughter, Althea, formerly of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Trebilcox motored up from Sacramento and spent Sunday here visiting. Mr. and Mrs. M. Earl Jones and son, Billie, arrived this week from Park City, Utah, to:make their fu-. ture home. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jefford. Miss. Claire . Adams, Normal student, San Jose has returned to. after spending the holidays here. _ Ted Cherin is. here brothers, _H. I. Graser and W. J. Sanford inspected a.ranch near Spenceville Wednesday. Roy Mitchell has resumed his studies at Stanford University after. spending his vacation here with relatives. Robert Philmore of Alleghany was a business visitor Here Wesnesday. visiting his A. G. Chegwidden was a business visitor in San Francisco a few days last week. Ralph Berriman of Sacramento, and Melvyn Berriman, dental student at the San Francisco Dental College, spent the holiday season here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thomas had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray of Tuolumne county. Mrs. Will Sutherland is home from attending a relative’s funeral in San Francisco. Her daughter, Miss Dolores, came up with her to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pengelly spent Christmas with relatives in San Francisco. Mrs. William Purcell and mother, Mrs. William Rowe visited Mr. and Meredith Andrews at Yuba Mr. Andrws_ is verl ill with pneumonia. C.\H. Roberts spent a week in Sacramento and San Francisco. The MecSorley quartz mine at Mokelumne ill is making = shipments of clear quartz crystals. The U. S. Navy is lo that weigh 2 poun ing for crystals and will pay $6. a pound for the They’ are used by. the navy for ‘radio sets largely. es -” DONT FORGET ABOUT HI-HEAT COAL Just a reminder. This is the best time to order your coal. We handle only the best grade of coal. Our rates are reasonable, our service is prompt, When you put your coal problem ina our hands you have nothing to worry about. Just Phone 57. . GRASS VALLEY PER@ONALS Elmer Woodruff is visiting relatives and friends in Los Angeles and other points in Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartung and daughter, Catherine, returned to San Francisco after attending the funeral of the late Nevada Hartung Joseph Pharis and Miss Minnie Bastian attended the wedding of Lillan Bastian Johnson which ‘occured in Sacramento Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bradley, and daughter, Vida, Mr .Everett, Lawrence Woods, and Miss Claire Adams motored to Sacramento and attended the show, “Desert Song,” Tuesday evening. . J. E. Taylor was a business visitor in San. Francisco during the week. es ia Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartung have had as guests, Miss Frances Malloh of San Francisco and Lambert Thomas of Berkeley. Mrs. Robert Ingram. and_ son, Peter, returned New Year's — day from a visit with relatives at Berkeley, Attorney and Mrs. Lynn Kelley and children visited in San Francisco during the holiday season. A. P. Quinn is in -Sacramento-to remain for a time. ' Fred M. Miller attended to business affairs in San Francisco last week. 3 Miss Dora Mitchell, who is attending the College of the Pacific, spent the holidays here visiting relatives: s : / Mrs. Fred Bierwagon was from Chicago Park Wednesday. Mrs. Ada Wasley has a visitors over. the Christmas holidays Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perrin and _ son of Sacramento. : William Crase spent a few days in San Francisco. : Gerald Barker spent Christmas in Grass Valley. Merril Peaslee arrived Monday from Davis and spent Christmas with relatives. He expects to go to Arizona in the near future. Among those motoring down to visit Mr. and , Mrs. Meredith Andrews at Yuba City were, Mrs. Charles _ Morehouse, Mrs. Heather, Charles Morehouse, Jr., and Malcolm Andrews. William Tremewan, Frances Dillon, and Carl Whiting, fonmer residents, came up from Sacramento to spend New Years. C. H. Taylor spent a few dave in

San Francisco attending to business affairs. Miss Catherine Mitchell has returned to her home at Seattle, Washington, after visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jones. Elmer Woodruff, busines man of this city, is home from a trip to Los Angeles. : in of San Francisco with his mother Fz wu at \ BY . a st jay be assured of the utmost and every particular. We a the service we have ren community in years. past intend to merit your patronag THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME 246 Sacramento 8t., Nevada’ City Telephone 203 UNION ICE DELIVERY A. V. Sauvee, Agent °153 South Auburar St., Grass Valley Telephone 56 . John }the most modern appointments in _ Mr. and ‘ens: WwW. I. “Merrifiled and ohildren are visiting in Sacramento and — for a+» short time. Mrs. Carrie Edwards has gone to Loomis te make here future home. Lloyd Henwood Francisco after visitnig here-a short time With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Henwood. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wolff and children spent the week . end visiting in Oakland. T. M. Harris, J. E. Blaks, Charles Othet, E. H. Hocking and M. Henry Argall attended Islam Temple ceremonial, Mystic Shrine, in San Francisco Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoskins, Miss Estelle Hoskins and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perrin all of Sacramento spent the holidays here with relatives. Harold George, leader of the Grass Valley choir, was a business visitor in San Francisco Monday.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pengeliey spent the New Yeur’s holidays at Del Monte. : E. S. Hunt spent Wednesday in Sacrimento. Miss Bernice Argall came up from ‘Roseville Wednesday. She had spent a short holiday there visiting. Miss Grace Cobbledick spent a . few days visiting in Sacramento. Mr. and Michael Roach of Colusa spent New Years in Grass Valley. Miss Fay Norris of San Francisco spent Christmas here with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Crouch spent Dos Palos, Will Verser of Oakland spent the holidays here with Mr. and Mrs. Lon Verser, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon’ Hooper ot Ukiah spent Christmas with relatives in Grass Valley. Sacramento Junior College students who spent their vacation here Christmas at were, Jack Curnow, Alfred Kramm, Burton Skewes, Douglas Conway, Evan Ferguson, Elmer Stevens, Alice Skewes, Dorothy Hooper, Alice Henwood, and Constance Quick. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and ‘daughter, Catherine, of Sacramento visited here early in the week. Miss Wilena Morrison returned to San Jose State Nermal after spending the holidays here. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harris spent the early part of the week visiting in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Al Abrahams left Thursday for Yuba City to see Meredith Andrews who is seriously _returned to San . is Howison Crouch and Mrs. anaes Best Mrs. Fred Roenhert Year’s in Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daley spent a week visiting relatives in San Francisco. Mrs. Charles Wood, Roy Saxon and Lawrence Wood were business visitors in Camptonville during the week. spent New E. A. Dunkley is home from Burlingame where _ he visited his daughter. ; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Constantine spent New Year’s day in Durham. Mr, and. Mrs.. B,. Collinge. 6f Smartsville was here monday evening. Mrs. Arthur Blake of Sacramen‘o visited in Grass Valley over the holidays. Jesse Sanford of Clear Creek was ere Thursday. Frank Pierce, Citizens Auto Stage triver, is about again ‘after a) aonth’s illness. : se M. J. and: P; Cotettan of . North Columbia passed through here Thursday on their way to the lowsr country to look after their catle that are pastured there for the vinter--months.Sheriff George R. Carter had i guest Thursday his friend, Dave Jabona, merchant of Truckee, ’ Purchased . Licensed bv State of C tifornia £ tablished 2907 SMELTING & REFINING CC. Offices: 742 Bdarket St. ,oan Francisco ‘ Plant South £ an Franc? sco . Ore and Bullion WILDBERG BROS. . spent the holiday season visiting in San Francisco . : as B. L. Bovee of Alleghany was atfending to business affairs here Friday. ] : ; Mrs. W. H .Martin has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. B. W. West, of Oakland. Mrs. V. V. Foley and tiny daughter, Patricia Ann, are home from the Nevada City Sanitarium where the little girl was born. Miss Doris Smith has returned to ‘San Jose to resume her studies at the Normal after spending the vacation here with relatives. Mrs. Mary Meehan and Sarah Kelleghan of Alleghany came. down Thursday afternoon. : Arthur Smith of Amador county is here visiting relatives and friends Dr. W. P. SAWYER will be at his office . 2 to 4 p. m. . ‘Glasses Correctly Fitted Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat , “Office sce only Ort. Building Nevada City Main Street . 5: ple dh its aR ei die 3G Po Ri da em SeeGeenenternens. he Se oleate teokeototog cesesiotebolt fatale ee tele peste rbetens : CLEAN CLOTHES FOR NEW YEAR If you want that suit or. deces to be spick ad span for the holiday dinner, bring it to our plant in Grass Valley by next Thursday. night and it will be ready for you the following Monday. If you leave it at our Nevada City office at the National Hotel before Thursday evening, it will be delivered Monday evening ready for you. Service and prices just what you MEEVEE BEE OIE ENE Ce ea he i, ie i will like al lhe way. a lS eesierie Phone 375W test Me sh Ne leaks she ole of Pipieleinivieink hokey GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Ed Burtner, Proprietor 2 ts ofa steate st ae ste ole Me stestest re Sta ate teste sterte whe ofsake ofeate ele ae sitole nts ole ste fe ake ole feslery seg eyes AISA. SHE =~ eM Peieiepmeter Solel ie iteteieinieieiete 111 West Main St. ill. AN INVITATION to join our 450,000 depositors ansehen ? In accident Insurance to our of their family between the Larsen Pa WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS customers and every member ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them . you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION a Part HIS is a direct invitation for you to join the 450,000 depositors who have the protection and service of California's largest State Banking System. At this particular time..the beginning of the first semi-annual interest period of 1929 .-special advantages are extended to savers. Funds can be transferred from eastern points and deposited here with no loss of interest, if arrangements are made with us on or before January roth. Simply bring your pass . book to the nearest Bank of America Branch, o : and interest will begin January rst. No ivconvenience to you . . . no expense. Resources more than 400 millions v NEVADA CITY ASSAY Nevada City to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland, 16 day limit, $8.75; from Grass Valley, $8.25. Nevada City to Alameda, Berke-ley or Oakland, 3 month limit, $10.-, 80; from Grass Valley, $10.50. Nevada City to Sacramento and re‘turn, sold every day, limit 14 days, $450; from Grass Valley, $4.00, tid Le Be < Practical mining tests from 25 to 100( pounds, giving the free gold sulpkucets, falue of sulphurets and pertentage. of suiphurets, value of values of tailings. ~ & REFINING OFFICE Ott, Proprietor Assays made for geld, silver, lead and canner. Mail ofder cherk promptly attended to. Agent for Westchester automobile in urance, York-California, Underw cy. c New nd Capital of California Fire Insuraneées companies. Ali i; ” rere Drege ae to Conieledatiee of MERCHANTS wf LOS ANGBLES ond UNiyEe BAN BANK OF AMERICA . OF CALIFORNIA _ HEAD OFFICE: LOS ANGELES NORTHERN CALIFORNIA HEADQUARTERS: SAN FRANCISCO 7 : “. {see NATIONAL TRUST <a K AND ‘TRUST COMPANY vs AND SAYIN $ Nes