July 15, 1929 (6 pages)

4 tel ee =) MONDAY, JULY 15, 1929.” a R t ' “COURP CALENDAR ——— Guardian Wilford Hall—Extra allowance $60 granted. F. T. Nilon attorney. Estate Elizabeth Isaac—Petition of administration. Carrie woes appointed. Bonds $500 or $1000. W. E. Wright attorney. Estate Louise Ferrari—Petition for letters of administration. Angelina O’Neill approved. Bonds $1000 $2000.° W.-E. Wright, attorney. Estate. Charlies y.eroy—FPetition for family allowance. Mrs. Leroy sworn. $100 monht granted. W. E. Wright, attorney. Guardianship ofA. L. Lichten berger. Third annual accountings fil‘ed and approved. C. F. McGiashan, @torney. Estate Annie Spellenberg—Mrs. Ethel Coughlan sworn—Permssion granted to sell certain mining property. E. H. Armstrong attorney. Estate . \Wm. Moulton—Final accounting filed and distribution grant7 rite ed. W. E. Moulton swonr. W. E Wright attorney. Estate of William C. Wolford Wm. C. Wolford sworn. Will admitted to probate. Wolford appointed executor. Nilon Hennessy and’ Kelly attorneys. Estate Mary C. McVey—Petition for probate of will. H. W. Robinson sworn. Will admitted. Robinson appointed executor without bonds. John Mulroy eppraiser. . Nilon Hennessy and Kelly attorneys. Estate Jessie Sweeney—John Mulroy appointed appraiser. A. H. Armstrong attorney. : Matter guardianship Francis Wm. Shea, minor—Final account filed and former guardian discharged. Nilon Hennessy & Kelly attorneys. Estate John M. Gorman—discharge of administratrix granted. Nilon Hennessy and Kelly attorneys. Estate C. EB. Hufft—Decree of notice to crediotrs. W. BE. Wrght attorney for estate. @ state of Della McCauley—Decree of due notice to ereditors. W. E. Wright attorney for estate. Interlocutory decree granted for client of J.9M. McMahon, attorney. Kohler vs. Thomas— Arugment on affidavits. Motion granted to file additional addidavits. E. H. <Armstrong attorney for plaintiff. Nilon Hennessy and Kelly attorneys for defendant. O'Connor vs. O’Connor—Defendant files request for certain money: for burial expenses. Raymond O’Con nor sworn. Property settlement ad mitted in guidance. Matter subinitted for final decree. W. E. Wrighi attorney for plaintiff. Keohan vs. Hoge—Dmurrers submittted. W. E. Wright. attorney for defendant. Sleeman vs. Nevada Irrigation District—E. H. Armstrong demurs to proceedings. P. W. Michell vs. Grass Valley Gold Mines. Set for trial Sept 17th 10 a. m. F. T. Nilon annunces with= drawal as attorney for plaintitf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Summers of S-nta Cruz visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jones recently. Miss Gertrude Jones accompanied heme for a visit. Miss Lillian Raton of Sacramento is visiting here wiht friends for her vacation. Mr: and Mrs. Edward Madden. of Santa Barbara are here visiting with they many friends. She was formerly Miss Edith Parker. Miss Ruth Grimes came up from Oakland to spend part of her vacation here with relatives. P. C. Peterson of North Bloomfield attended the Entampment meeting held in’ Nevada City Monday evening. Ted and Gerald Rowe, students at U. C,. Berkeley, are here for ¢ short visit with relatives. They en joyed their cruise on the USS Mis sissippi. They were members of the Naval Reserve Officers . Training Corps and went as_ far as Pugent Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bettles and two daughters spent a week visiting relatives in’ Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Clark had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Smith and daughter, Kathryn, of San Francisco. Miss Alice. ‘Langman, -half owner of the Plaza Grocery, spent her vacation in San Francisco. Wright Morton of Berkeley called them in Nevada City to visit Bayliss Lindley. Both are law students at U. C. Berkeley. Mr. Morton — has ben on an auto tour through the northern part of California. Victor E. Buck of Orleans was in Nevada City Monday. MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man wanted to run McNess Business in Nevada county. $8 to $12 daily profits. No capital or experience required. Wonderful opportunitv. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, 426 Third St., Oakland, © California, 7-8-15* Fla? TAXABLE VALUES SHOW ~ DECREASE IN COUNTY According to the returns of County Assessor Henry C. Schroeder com\ CALLAHAN HYDRAUL:C IS pleted the past week and submitted to the board of supervisors sitting ‘tas a board of equalization, there is approximately. half a million dollar decrease in taxable values in Nevada county for the, concurrent year which will doubtless mean an increase in the tax rate unless the board c¢anfind a way to lop off some of the budget which has been presented by the county office of in some other directions. The total property value of the county is just under ten million dollars but the non-oprative property on which the county cllects taxes is $6,266,395, whereas. the past year it was” $6,774,655. The decrease is largely due to the NID contractors having (no equipment in the county this year. : Nevada City shows a decrease from $744,435 to $713,695.44. Grass Valley decreased from $1,502,325 to $1,485,695. Nevada Township fell from $439,580 to $421,430. Grass Valley Township drecreased ‘rom $1,652,155 to $1,279,250. “yrdgeport Township increased from $111,680 to $112,790. Washington Township decreased from $145,550 to $130,140. Eureka Township decreased from $172,195 to $159,265 Bloomfield gained $50 from $99,815 to $99,865. Meadow Lake Township decreased ‘from $1,172,215 to $1,139450. Little York Township deereased' from $114,365 to $114,160. Rough and Ready Township decreased from $620,340 to $610,655. With the revival of mining inter-’ east the figures in the next few years should take a turn for the petter. The removal of thousands of dollars from the tax rolls by reason of the properties acquired by the irrigation district will be some years in getting back to normal. Mrs. W. L. MeFaddei of Applegate and Mrs. Stephen Eden of Lower Lake .visited Charles Eden recently. Their husbands attended the celebration of the Fourth July in Grass Valley. W.W. Letzer, superintendent of the Sierra Buttes mine, was a business visitor in Nevada City early in the week. : LCN GRR COMPAN TIME TABLE AND RATES TIME TABLE AND RATES Trains leave Nevada City at 5: a. m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., ivine at San-Francisco 1:30 p. Trains leave Nevada City at 10: », m., Grass Valley 10:25 a. ™m.,, making direct connection with S. Ee train No. 19, “arriving at San Franeisco 5:30 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 3 >. m., Grass Valley at 3:25 p. m., making direct connection with S. P. rain No. 20, leaving San Francisco at 11 a.m., enabling passengers :o arrive at Grass Valley 6:10 p. m. Also direct connection for Reno and yoints east. SUMMER RATES fitfective. May 1, 1929 to Sept. 20. 1929. All tickets on sale daily. Stop-overs allowed on 16-day and 3 months tickets. ee Grass Valley to San Francisco— 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland— 16 days $8.25; 3 month $10.00. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via 3tockton, both ways —16 days $26.25; 3 months $31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via 3tockton one way, returning via San “rpaneiseco or _viee-versa—-16 days $28.75: 38 months $34.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—1# ‘ays $7.75; 3 months $9.00. Grass Valley to Reno—16 days 86.50; 3 months $7.50. Grass Valley to Pacific Grove via jan Francisco or Oakland only—164 lays $15.00; 3 months $17.75. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via os .Gatos —-16 days $12.75; 3 aonths $14.75. Grass Valley Watsonville—16 nonths $17.25. Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 lay ticket only $4.00. No stop-overs allowed. STAGE TIMETABLE Graniteville Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake City. North Bloomfield, Moores Flat. and Mrs, of 20 ar m. 00 to Santa Cruz via days ~$14.50; 3 7 a. m., for Nevada City. . Alleghany Stage leaves Nevada City daily, except Sunday at 1:00.p. ehany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves at jmartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 -p m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. : Downieville Auto Stage leaves Nevada City daily at 1 p. m., arLeaves Downieville dally at 6 a. n., arriving in Nevada City in time ‘o connect with 10:30 train for 3an. Francisco. Washington Stage leaves Nevada Sity at’ 6:30 a. m., for Washington Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. Di for Nevada City. = ; { igainst you Yraniteville. Leaves Graniteville at m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alle-1. 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, ‘CALIFORNIA, = SE NOW BEING EXPLOITED A complete pits and actual examination by. test ‘sluicing operations of the Callahan hydraulic gravel mine owned by ‘Fred Beaudry’s widow, is now being carried out by Pierre Bouery the well known former manager of the la Grange mine for eastern clients of Mr, A. E. Place, mining enigneer — of Los Anigees. If satisfactory immediate operations will be started. There will be no shares offered the public, the vendees will operate .as close corporation. Sufficient funds for a large scale development program have been placed at the disposal of Messrs. Place-and Bouery. The gravel is said‘‘to run ,better than 20c°a’ yard and _ costs are estimated at less than 10c, with ample water for large yardage per day. These properties, lie on the South. Fork Seott river outside the gold bearing , of area=closed_to enterprise and capi-" tal by the irreconciieable mento valley farmers. ion Miss Kate Kinkead, manager of the Nevada City office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, was at--Sacramento to attend a meeting of chief operators. Miss Margarét Smittcamp is in Smartvitle visiting Miss Retha Downey for a few days, . L, L. Poates of Los Angeles spent a few days visiting Buck Brothers ranch on Orleans Flat. gee Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Deering of San Francisco spent some time here as guests of Mr. and Mrs, John «= Sacéra+ iietpaancediien l i LOCAL JIAPPENING. ate Henry Monroe of North Bloomfield spent several days. in Nevada City. ‘He has been visiting two sisters in San Francisco and two uncles, Robert and. Dave Monroe of Seattle, Washington. Mrs, Mabel Flindt and three children came down from Drum. Se has heen teaching at Drym and will teach at Indian Flat the coming term. : Mr. and Mrs. Holden’ English of Princeton spent some time visiting with Mrs. C. J. English near North Columbia. Z Mr.-and Mrs: Carl A. Libbey and children, Mary and Ruth, to-their home dt Eureka Sunday. Mrs; ‘Libbey and children have been visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Richards, for some time. Mr. Libbey came down returned with,his family. Ralph Thomas of Birchville came returned and down Monday enroute to Omega where he will be employed at the mine. Miss Bernice Edene left last Sunday for San Francisco to enter the Munson Secretarial school. She is a graduate of the class of '29 of the Nevada City ‘high school. Beryl, young ‘Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Godfrey, was cut in‘ a barb wire’ fence early last week and it was necessary to take several stitches in her limbs. Whitford. Mr. Deering is a lieutenant in the city fire department. Ww. P. Clerkin and N.B. Bishop sitors in Nevada City Monday. . Mr. and Mrs, A. S. Lord had: as visitors their son, Hartley S. Lord; and family. ; Tommy Treverrow, who is blacksmith at the Twin Sister's mine, was a visitor in Nevada City over the Fourth, . Hugh TT. MeNeil of Goodyears Bar passed thru in the week enroute to Mare jand for medical treatment. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR AUTOMOBILE-OWNERS On August 14th, 1929, the mew Automobile Financial Responsibility Law goes into effect. . Should you be unable to pay a judgment entered under a Public Liability or Property vithin 15 deys iudgment your license to drive an wutomobile in the State of Califoraia will be forteited, and will be re-instated until the judgment i: paid. : : Nevada City early Damage Claim, alter the entry oj not Fer full this law and how. you _migy protect yourself call, write, or phone— HL B. DOW 208 Main St., information regarding Tel. 207 Nevada City, Caiif. of French Corral were business vi. Is. . headaches, a SAME PRESCRIPTION HE WROTE IN 1892 PAD > When Dr. Caldwell started to practice medicine, back in 1875, the needs for @ laxative were not as great as today. People lived normal lives, ate plain, wholesome food, and got plenty of fresh air. But even that early there were drastic physics and purges for the relief of constipation which Dr. Caldwell did not believe. were good for human beings. The prescription for constipation that he used early in his practice, and which he put in drug stores in 1892 under the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, is a: liquid vegetalle remedy, intended for women, children and elderly people, and they need just such a mild, safe howel stimulant. yChis prescription has proven ‘ts worth and is now the largest selling liquid laxative. It has won the confidence of people who needed it to get relief from biliousness, flatulence, indiloss of appetite and sleep, bad breath, dyspepsia, colds, fevers, At your druggist, or write “Syru Pepsin,” Dept. BB, Mouticello, Llinois, for free gestion, trial botile. @ . 1 io ante pieces that need for you to handle. te f ~ Rough Dry fy Lau DRY pil se ~——/ ~a service youll appreciate / VERYTHING washed and dried; those it, starched; all flat work ironed: leaving only the finer pieces ALEX RAMSEY, Agent wundles Shipped Out Mondays, Returned Thursdays 1 Valley. \ : seeeeeidedettedeieieiede qeledeiei tee de teteiies afeotenfeate oleate stele feat alee oetesle ede shenieerieee efor ———— PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kane -and children of Los Angeles are visiting her two sister, Mrs. Osborne of Nevada City’ and. Mrs. Reuter of Crass Miss Ada’ lt‘ch, city water collector, accompanied ner sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs N. J. Rohr, to their home in Watsonville for a vacation. Mike Denicke, Mr. and Mrs. Kern Fogarty and two sons of North San Juan were in Nevada City early in the week. W. A. Doctor, formerly connected with the;Building and Loan Association in Nevada City; spent the week end here with his family. He is now in the Buliding and Loan Association. office in Sacramento. Subscribe for ‘rhe Nuxgeget CHIEF PATRIARCH HERE George W. Alexander of Los Angeles, Chief Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of the Odd Fellows was.a visitor here with his wife and daughter early last week. Mistletoe Encampment entertained him officially on Monday night and he wenté to Downieville from here formeeting there. It was his first visit here and he was* highly pleased with the county. ‘ ee rrene F Tom Staples and two sons who are on their cattle ranch near Graniteville for the summer, were in Nevada City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Treanor have as a visitor their daughter, Miss Alberta of Oakland. Walter Bond is spending the summer with relatives ht Burlingame. 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4 tel ee =) MONDAY, JULY 15, 1929.” a R t ' “COURP CALENDAR ——— Guardian Wilford Hall—Extra allowance $60 granted. F. T. Nilon attorney. Estate Elizabeth Isaac—Petition of administration. Carrie woes appointed. Bonds $500 or $1000. W. E. Wright attorney. Estate Louise Ferrari—Petition for letters of administration. Angelina O’Neill approved. Bonds $1000 $2000.° W.-E. Wright, attorney. Estate. Charlies y.eroy—FPetition for family allowance. Mrs. Leroy sworn. $100 monht granted. W. E. Wright, attorney. Guardianship ofA. L. Lichten berger. Third annual accountings fil‘ed and approved. C. F. McGiashan, @torney. Estate Annie Spellenberg—Mrs. Ethel Coughlan sworn—Permssion granted to sell certain mining property. E. H. Armstrong attorney. Estate . \Wm. Moulton—Final accounting filed and distribution grant7 rite ed. W. E. Moulton swonr. W. E Wright attorney. Estate of William C. Wolford Wm. C. Wolford sworn. Will admitted to probate. Wolford appointed executor. Nilon Hennessy and’ Kelly attorneys. Estate Mary C. McVey—Petition for probate of will. H. W. Robinson sworn. Will admitted. Robinson appointed executor without bonds. John Mulroy eppraiser. . Nilon Hennessy and Kelly attorneys. Estate Jessie Sweeney—John Mulroy appointed appraiser. A. H. Armstrong attorney. : Matter guardianship Francis Wm. Shea, minor—Final account filed and former guardian discharged. Nilon Hennessy & Kelly attorneys. Estate John M. Gorman—discharge of administratrix granted. Nilon Hennessy and Kelly attorneys. Estate C. EB. Hufft—Decree of notice to crediotrs. W. BE. Wrght attorney for estate. @ state of Della McCauley—Decree of due notice to ereditors. W. E. Wright attorney for estate. Interlocutory decree granted for client of J.9M. McMahon, attorney. Kohler vs. Thomas— Arugment on affidavits. Motion granted to file additional addidavits. E. H. <Armstrong attorney for plaintiff. Nilon Hennessy and Kelly attorneys for defendant. O'Connor vs. O’Connor—Defendant files request for certain money: for burial expenses. Raymond O’Con nor sworn. Property settlement ad mitted in guidance. Matter subinitted for final decree. W. E. Wrighi attorney for plaintiff. Keohan vs. Hoge—Dmurrers submittted. W. E. Wright. attorney for defendant. Sleeman vs. Nevada Irrigation District—E. H. Armstrong demurs to proceedings. P. W. Michell vs. Grass Valley Gold Mines. Set for trial Sept 17th 10 a. m. F. T. Nilon annunces with= drawal as attorney for plaintitf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Summers of S-nta Cruz visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jones recently. Miss Gertrude Jones accompanied heme for a visit. Miss Lillian Raton of Sacramento is visiting here wiht friends for her vacation. Mr: and Mrs. Edward Madden. of Santa Barbara are here visiting with they many friends. She was formerly Miss Edith Parker. Miss Ruth Grimes came up from Oakland to spend part of her vacation here with relatives. P. C. Peterson of North Bloomfield attended the Entampment meeting held in’ Nevada City Monday evening. Ted and Gerald Rowe, students at U. C,. Berkeley, are here for ¢ short visit with relatives. They en joyed their cruise on the USS Mis sissippi. They were members of the Naval Reserve Officers . Training Corps and went as_ far as Pugent Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bettles and two daughters spent a week visiting relatives in’ Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Clark had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Smith and daughter, Kathryn, of San Francisco. Miss Alice. ‘Langman, -half owner of the Plaza Grocery, spent her vacation in San Francisco. Wright Morton of Berkeley called them in Nevada City to visit Bayliss Lindley. Both are law students at U. C. Berkeley. Mr. Morton — has ben on an auto tour through the northern part of California. Victor E. Buck of Orleans was in Nevada City Monday. MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man wanted to run McNess Business in Nevada county. $8 to $12 daily profits. No capital or experience required. Wonderful opportunitv. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, 426 Third St., Oakland, © California, 7-8-15* Fla? TAXABLE VALUES SHOW ~ DECREASE IN COUNTY According to the returns of County Assessor Henry C. Schroeder com\ CALLAHAN HYDRAUL:C IS pleted the past week and submitted to the board of supervisors sitting ‘tas a board of equalization, there is approximately. half a million dollar decrease in taxable values in Nevada county for the, concurrent year which will doubtless mean an increase in the tax rate unless the board c¢anfind a way to lop off some of the budget which has been presented by the county office of in some other directions. The total property value of the county is just under ten million dollars but the non-oprative property on which the county cllects taxes is $6,266,395, whereas. the past year it was” $6,774,655. The decrease is largely due to the NID contractors having (no equipment in the county this year. : Nevada City shows a decrease from $744,435 to $713,695.44. Grass Valley decreased from $1,502,325 to $1,485,695. Nevada Township fell from $439,580 to $421,430. Grass Valley Township drecreased ‘rom $1,652,155 to $1,279,250. “yrdgeport Township increased from $111,680 to $112,790. Washington Township decreased from $145,550 to $130,140. Eureka Township decreased from $172,195 to $159,265 Bloomfield gained $50 from $99,815 to $99,865. Meadow Lake Township decreased ‘from $1,172,215 to $1,139450. Little York Township deereased' from $114,365 to $114,160. Rough and Ready Township decreased from $620,340 to $610,655. With the revival of mining inter-’ east the figures in the next few years should take a turn for the petter. The removal of thousands of dollars from the tax rolls by reason of the properties acquired by the irrigation district will be some years in getting back to normal. Mrs. W. L. MeFaddei of Applegate and Mrs. Stephen Eden of Lower Lake .visited Charles Eden recently. Their husbands attended the celebration of the Fourth July in Grass Valley. W.W. Letzer, superintendent of the Sierra Buttes mine, was a business visitor in Nevada City early in the week. : LCN GRR COMPAN TIME TABLE AND RATES TIME TABLE AND RATES Trains leave Nevada City at 5: a. m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., ivine at San-Francisco 1:30 p. Trains leave Nevada City at 10: », m., Grass Valley 10:25 a. ™m.,, making direct connection with S. Ee train No. 19, “arriving at San Franeisco 5:30 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 3 >. m., Grass Valley at 3:25 p. m., making direct connection with S. P. rain No. 20, leaving San Francisco at 11 a.m., enabling passengers :o arrive at Grass Valley 6:10 p. m. Also direct connection for Reno and yoints east. SUMMER RATES fitfective. May 1, 1929 to Sept. 20. 1929. All tickets on sale daily. Stop-overs allowed on 16-day and 3 months tickets. ee Grass Valley to San Francisco— 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland— 16 days $8.25; 3 month $10.00. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via 3tockton, both ways —16 days $26.25; 3 months $31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via 3tockton one way, returning via San “rpaneiseco or _viee-versa—-16 days $28.75: 38 months $34.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—1# ‘ays $7.75; 3 months $9.00. Grass Valley to Reno—16 days 86.50; 3 months $7.50. Grass Valley to Pacific Grove via jan Francisco or Oakland only—164 lays $15.00; 3 months $17.75. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via os .Gatos —-16 days $12.75; 3 aonths $14.75. Grass Valley Watsonville—16 nonths $17.25. Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 lay ticket only $4.00. No stop-overs allowed. STAGE TIMETABLE Graniteville Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake City. North Bloomfield, Moores Flat. and Mrs, of 20 ar m. 00 to Santa Cruz via days ~$14.50; 3 7 a. m., for Nevada City. . Alleghany Stage leaves Nevada City daily, except Sunday at 1:00.p. ehany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves at jmartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 -p m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. : Downieville Auto Stage leaves Nevada City daily at 1 p. m., arLeaves Downieville dally at 6 a. n., arriving in Nevada City in time ‘o connect with 10:30 train for 3an. Francisco. Washington Stage leaves Nevada Sity at’ 6:30 a. m., for Washington Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. Di for Nevada City. = ; { igainst you Yraniteville. Leaves Graniteville at m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alle-1. 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, ‘CALIFORNIA, = SE NOW BEING EXPLOITED A complete pits and actual examination by. test ‘sluicing operations of the Callahan hydraulic gravel mine owned by ‘Fred Beaudry’s widow, is now being carried out by Pierre Bouery the well known former manager of the la Grange mine for eastern clients of Mr, A. E. Place, mining enigneer — of Los Anigees. If satisfactory immediate operations will be started. There will be no shares offered the public, the vendees will operate .as close corporation. Sufficient funds for a large scale development program have been placed at the disposal of Messrs. Place-and Bouery. The gravel is said‘‘to run ,better than 20c°a’ yard and _ costs are estimated at less than 10c, with ample water for large yardage per day. These properties, lie on the South. Fork Seott river outside the gold bearing ,

of area=closed_to enterprise and capi-" tal by the irreconciieable mento valley farmers. ion Miss Kate Kinkead, manager of the Nevada City office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, was at--Sacramento to attend a meeting of chief operators. Miss Margarét Smittcamp is in Smartvitle visiting Miss Retha Downey for a few days, . L, L. Poates of Los Angeles spent a few days visiting Buck Brothers ranch on Orleans Flat. gee Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Deering of San Francisco spent some time here as guests of Mr. and Mrs, John «= Sacéra+ iietpaancediien l i LOCAL JIAPPENING. ate Henry Monroe of North Bloomfield spent several days. in Nevada City. ‘He has been visiting two sisters in San Francisco and two uncles, Robert and. Dave Monroe of Seattle, Washington. Mrs, Mabel Flindt and three children came down from Drum. Se has heen teaching at Drym and will teach at Indian Flat the coming term. : Mr. and Mrs. Holden’ English of Princeton spent some time visiting with Mrs. C. J. English near North Columbia. Z Mr.-and Mrs: Carl A. Libbey and children, Mary and Ruth, to-their home dt Eureka Sunday. Mrs; ‘Libbey and children have been visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Richards, for some time. Mr. Libbey came down returned with,his family. Ralph Thomas of Birchville came returned and down Monday enroute to Omega where he will be employed at the mine. Miss Bernice Edene left last Sunday for San Francisco to enter the Munson Secretarial school. She is a graduate of the class of '29 of the Nevada City ‘high school. Beryl, young ‘Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Godfrey, was cut in‘ a barb wire’ fence early last week and it was necessary to take several stitches in her limbs. Whitford. Mr. Deering is a lieutenant in the city fire department. Ww. P. Clerkin and N.B. Bishop sitors in Nevada City Monday. . Mr. and Mrs, A. S. Lord had: as visitors their son, Hartley S. Lord; and family. ; Tommy Treverrow, who is blacksmith at the Twin Sister's mine, was a visitor in Nevada City over the Fourth, . Hugh TT. MeNeil of Goodyears Bar passed thru in the week enroute to Mare jand for medical treatment. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR AUTOMOBILE-OWNERS On August 14th, 1929, the mew Automobile Financial Responsibility Law goes into effect. . Should you be unable to pay a judgment entered under a Public Liability or Property vithin 15 deys iudgment your license to drive an wutomobile in the State of Califoraia will be forteited, and will be re-instated until the judgment i: paid. : : Nevada City early Damage Claim, alter the entry oj not Fer full this law and how. you _migy protect yourself call, write, or phone— HL B. DOW 208 Main St., information regarding Tel. 207 Nevada City, Caiif. of French Corral were business vi. Is. . headaches, a SAME PRESCRIPTION HE WROTE IN 1892 PAD > When Dr. Caldwell started to practice medicine, back in 1875, the needs for @ laxative were not as great as today. People lived normal lives, ate plain, wholesome food, and got plenty of fresh air. But even that early there were drastic physics and purges for the relief of constipation which Dr. Caldwell did not believe. were good for human beings. The prescription for constipation that he used early in his practice, and which he put in drug stores in 1892 under the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, is a: liquid vegetalle remedy, intended for women, children and elderly people, and they need just such a mild, safe howel stimulant. yChis prescription has proven ‘ts worth and is now the largest selling liquid laxative. It has won the confidence of people who needed it to get relief from biliousness, flatulence, indiloss of appetite and sleep, bad breath, dyspepsia, colds, fevers, At your druggist, or write “Syru Pepsin,” Dept. BB, Mouticello, Llinois, for free gestion, trial botile. @ . 1 io ante pieces that need for you to handle. te f ~ Rough Dry fy Lau DRY pil se ~——/ ~a service youll appreciate / VERYTHING washed and dried; those it, starched; all flat work ironed: leaving only the finer pieces ALEX RAMSEY, Agent wundles Shipped Out Mondays, Returned Thursdays 1 Valley. \ : seeeeeidedettedeieieiede qeledeiei tee de teteiies afeotenfeate oleate stele feat alee oetesle ede shenieerieee efor ———— PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kane -and children of Los Angeles are visiting her two sister, Mrs. Osborne of Nevada City’ and. Mrs. Reuter of Crass Miss Ada’ lt‘ch, city water collector, accompanied ner sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs N. J. Rohr, to their home in Watsonville for a vacation. Mike Denicke, Mr. and Mrs. Kern Fogarty and two sons of North San Juan were in Nevada City early in the week. W. A. Doctor, formerly connected with the;Building and Loan Association in Nevada City; spent the week end here with his family. He is now in the Buliding and Loan Association. office in Sacramento. Subscribe for ‘rhe Nuxgeget CHIEF PATRIARCH HERE George W. Alexander of Los Angeles, Chief Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of the Odd Fellows was.a visitor here with his wife and daughter early last week. Mistletoe Encampment entertained him officially on Monday night and he wenté to Downieville from here formeeting there. It was his first visit here and he was* highly pleased with the county. ‘ ee rrene F Tom Staples and two sons who are on their cattle ranch near Graniteville for the summer, were in Nevada City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Treanor have as a visitor their daughter, Miss Alberta of Oakland. Walter Bond is spending the summer with relatives ht Burlingame. 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