July 15, 1929 (6 pages)

MONDAY, JULY 15, 1929 ~~ PERSONAL i MENTION George ae was down Emigrant Gap and was a pleasant Nugget office. from . on business Friday caller at The~ Mrs. Melissa Fuller and daughter, . Helen, and Mrs. Frank Williams all former residents, and Miss Mar—— VANDERCOOK 1S VISITOR A. E. Vandercook, managing director of the MacVann Company: of 4 Sacramento, inventors of the mercuric cyanide process of metallurgy, was a Nevada City visitor Saturday while on an inspection trip to the New England mill which is using the Vandercook process. Accompany~ IE SEER ee ER SURE ete ST — MINE CASE 6 _ ENTERS‘NEW: “ANGLES 3 ppmceetos rte A new angle to the litigation over the Grass Valley Boundary mine entered into -the situation the past week when Miss L. H. Condon applied for special letters of adminsiTHE NEVADA CITY NUGGET,. CALIFORNIA a A ERATE ATG INSEE BPS ETS OT EE ROOT, PROOES LABOR:MINING CLAIMS CROWD RECORDS The following is a continuation < SUIT IS ‘CONTINUED Superior: Judge Edward W. Engs . of Sierra’ county presided in super. ior court Friday in the suit of J. A. Fairchild against the Nevada Irrigation District relating to the deMONDAY—‘‘The Canary Case’. tha Putnam came up from Freno to ing Mr. Vandercook on the trip. tration on the estate of epee of the proofs of labor of mining. sired exclusion of certain jands in sidan News. Comedy. A goed pro ¥ Reddi aj; Brock which has.stock interests in ae Sat ‘ visit relatives and friends. were C. J. Kerr of Redding an ne f Th ere nich _). . claims, printed in last week's issue the boundaries of the district’ The gram : Ray C. Hansen of Portland, Oregon. . tne mine. The petition which nomin . , ~The Nugget: hearing was largely given over to : ee on ong gi a ak Oe ae ated Miss Condon for administra: Black Hawk quartz claim by H the fisetiee oof-technical arzuments . Tee oe ee gs mother, Mfrs . os oe sae “ _ 5 i . ”” with eer _— ited f Mrs. Jessie Moore, formerly Miss trix was signed by the widow and . ) qioiy ; between councel. The motion by the. Partners in Crime 2 y ee wath Jessie Cook, and children of Sacra-. Was granted. Pcacedian distied & attorney 46.1 the and Hatton. A laugh scream. : Nevada Cit ewith ss1e ’ Z . Se * ai re Fj sy 12 S. att y to have the case = = é ‘7 aatotadiimads " ae ~ mento visited friends here Friday. M. J. Brock, who is plaintiff in ue tudes Hale . as G p. thrown out of court was dismissed . te eee che site conte f ah H H. Buckne who has Mrs. Zita Chadduck, formerly Miss action to oust the Condon interests . : Lee 4 a and the demurrer submitted by ac 14th Episode of Tarzan the Mighty. saa ea ge noennane Zita Straus, accompanied them, all from possession of the Boundary . ©: —— : ‘ltorneys for the plaintiff was éverSATUnBAY—-( Love Me yay PS been in Sierra a during the enjoyed a visit here with Iriends. property was asked questions in. Gold Nugget, Witch Stick and Eu-. yyjeq. The hearing was gaionened t¢ . World Is Mine” “Dizzy Dive’’. past few days holding services, a ial oo Judge Mulroy’s court the past week reka placer claims by F. C. Foote, July 22nd. qi i SUNDAY and “MONDAY— “Stairs turned home Saturday. ape Jee for a deposition. On advice of his Thos. Owens, Scott Graer, Andrew of Sand”, a Paramount showing. Sacramento motored to Nevada City : a , : ve . Mrs. J. H. Schwab and daughter, aed d left Saturday for an auto counsel, W. E. Wright, did not Fay, Charley West and I rank-and i. Ganbalat * Cheer MGM News. Comedy. Eleanor, of San Francisco are visitshoes gd . ke Cit 4 Her sister, . #™8¥er certain ones propounded. Elmer Fippin for Victor Hyatt, truspga ) 4 ee ee was a Bw ing the Thomas Botting family. trip to Salt Lake y. = i ea. rday business visitor. Qnhecribe for ‘rhe Nugget. ¢ Mrs. O. D. Campbell accompanied : ; ( John Doctor is taking his vacathei FOREST FIRE BURNS HOUSE Foote and Doodle Cons, placer eee est ee : — tion on the American river with : A claims by F. C. and R. A. Foote, C. SN SS — ——~ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Smith of San A forést fire starting .on the old ‘ , SSO SS ae ee poeta , Francisco are visiting with Mr. and. Sherman place west of town yesterE. Landsburg and Archie Miller fo1 Zz oe Gr, we E. Cine, of Gre i ee Mrs. T. C. Botting. They have been . day afternoon burned over about C. A. Landgren. S iG : » PAWNS , pevene Ciy sister ate on an auto trip through Oregon. fifteen acres of land and: destroyed Bishop ranch placer by Cc. E. and ivr LOSES 3 week. i F A. P. Landsburg and Archie Miller Bi ' a , : . -wirs. Sam Trevithick has as visitthe buildings. .Fire Ranger W. F. 1 ‘ The St. Patrick’s Parish Associabroth Mrs. . Sharp soon had the blaze under cen . 108 VEG: SENET PEEP I: es tion of Grass Valley will stagé an ors. her sister and 4 [3 ee 0a trol Rattlesnake and. Booth. Point : : outdoor whist party a week from Emma Lammerer an = claims by Theodore M.'Poage et al. NEVADA COUNTY GOLD NUGGET > of San Francisco, : t ; a ae Friday. xi same California Nos. 2.3 5, Reservoir , . : PETE BARALETTI PASSES The case of Calvin J. Barkdull Mrs. W.H. Martin has as a = ee a and You Bet No. 1.placer by T. B. JEWELRY and Mrs. Lucille Bray against guest, Mrs. Nina L. L. Dalotn of nek ee etti passed away last . Biady for You-Bet. Mining Co. Thomas L. Woodruff as an afterPiedmont. Pebets oie aes age 7 gon Davis Flat placer by Albert : math of the fatal accident on the The Grass Valley Chamber of : mung pga Garesio : : Chains S ‘ ols carf Pins Bro ‘South Yuba grade last year, and Commerce will undertake a large Holmes ak ._Home. No funeral Mountain ‘Side. placer by Mrs. oches 4 which was recently decided in superplanting of trout fry in nearby ar ta ad been made this . Catherine H. Cooper. B let Ch ior court in favor of teh defendant, streams. —— Boston claim by Vincent Morandi. raceiets arms isto be ‘carried on appeal to the . Principal Gilbert J. Davis of the ov Willows placer by William Mey. supreme court according to notice grammar school, is attending sumBUYS BARBER SHOP ers. : _Rings filde by attorneys for the plaintiffs. mer school at the University of. CalPaul E. Rohrig is now sole owner . National Ext. quartz, Bonanza New floors are being laid in two ifornia. of the Rohrig barber shop, having. and Hureka Cons. placer by W. L. class rooms at the Washington The A.B. Duke home on Orchard } bought out the interests of his partMobley for estate of D. R. McKilliH. W. HARTUNG & SON grammar school. street is being remodelde and en-. ner. He plans extensive improve-. can. — . 124 Mill st t c Vall The J. J. Jackson Beehive Gro-ilarged, together with a new roof, . ments. Blue Bell by Jame Reilly by ents rass Valley g cery building has been given a fresh . The H, A. Curnow home is beins —‘Charles Gallagher, James. Kelly. — mcsscl WY coat of paint. i extensively remodeled at gre, present Miss Marie Foote had as guests . Union gravel No. 4 by W. oa y/ 7, mS) Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Green and, ‘ time. over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. . Bigelow. (as SS e gs : A vies daughter, lima, and his brother, F.' The new sized paper money is now} Melvin Pollard and Frank Tinney of . Oakvale placer by C. E. Marts, ——— Cre ay C. Green of Maxwell have been at being handed out by the Bank of . Redwood City. ;for A. R. Gregory. J : a the local auto camp for a few days America. ee : while on their way to visit Red Dog! Sargent Chapman has gone to where the former was. born and Dayton, Ohio, to enter a govern‘ 4 where his father, Jerry Green, once ment experimental school in aerooperated the store. , nauties. : Robert J. Gates, formerly en-! A party composed of Will Grimes q gaged in barber business here, pass-. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wolf and Miss ne ale . ed away in Oakland last week. ‘Florence Lynch of San Francisco ‘ Mrs. George Danforth and daugh. spent a vacation at Graniteville and : Fy ter, Miss Nellie, ure home from a also visited Mrs. M. Grimes of Nece. oe @ 4 vacation spent motoring up the Red, vada City. 4 p wood Highway into southern Ore-! Mrs. Mary Flynn, formerly of Ne? 2 ‘ ee gon and back by the Pacific High: vada City, now residing in San Calter business has in the Bank-of America an able ‘“ way. Miss Danforth is an operator Francisco, is visiting relatives and Fi: : os 4 Si heat ane ‘elton cna SOS wal Ae Grate . aily with facilities equal to the most ambitious under4 ¥ Jmig Mrs. r % . Griss . F 1, > George Levee of Emigrant Gap re George A Cre of Bee tax'ngs and with seasoned experience covering the entre -was in Nevada City Friday attendFrancisco 1s here for a two weeks z : é ere ri ing to business affairs. visit with relatives and friends. She field of California business activity. # Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther Was a former business woman of cee ob a ae ; have as visitors her two sisters, Nevada City. Even the largest cor: Mrs. Charles E. Wilde and Mrs. Misses Clarice Holland and Marg C pofations find i mn it a depository com. Edward MeMath, and Edward ‘rimsaret Gibbs are visiting in San Louis mensurate with their S$1ze and importance. Smaller cone . mer. : Obispo. : b h ‘ Mrs. W. H. Hustler and Miss: Monies from the state available cerns are roug t into close and friendly contact with 7 3s Florence Thatcher of North Columfor the teaching force in the county officers who. ar O 3 nv J : bia were shopping visitors in Nevaschools for the coming year will ie ersant W ith every kind of business g da City Wednesday. [amount to $700 per teacher and au . . whose counsel 1 is based on practical experience. a Mrs. Robert Steger has as ajaverage deily attendance of 1252! : . guest her mother, Mrs. John ‘Clive. adds $7211.52, a total of $49,-) Those a r : 4 : of San Francisco. 911.52for the elementary schools. PS ations oO plans carry them i into foreign ' Mrs. George W. Preacott is visit-. The Tigh school monies from the markets are extended the advantages growing Out of ing in San . Francisco. state total $16,086.60. Charles Blay of Wachington was. Miss Marie Young visited relatives worldwide. atiking connections and broad knowledge in WN ; 2 2 evada City Wednesday. at Taft and Oakland. of international tr: ade. ; The benefit of these facilities is available to you, and is j cordially extended You will find personal, mahto-man ‘ service, as well as all the advantages i \ oe V Extra Large Select Oysters ..0.0.-ccccenn can, 25¢ 5 3 ‘ Patricia Brand Vegetable Salad. 0. can, 27c e] Strawberry Preserves, 3 fb jar —.--AEs 69c k of America executives are interested tpegrar and property of yas EO EEE Ie Oe REE ee pkg., 10c vow thie bul aud is depositors \a relationship that is a and constructively Ss ; Sweet Pickles, quart jars 0 .c.cc-ccscccscccescsssssscecececieenn 33c : : : ; 7 Gem Mayonnaise, pint jars ccc 40c §. . B A N K O FB A M E R I C A ee . e “ Out of town orders solicited and prompt service yi. _« OF CALIFORNIA oe : rendered. Send a trial order. : * * HEAD OFFICE; LOS ANGELES “ a Resources more than 400 millions : ee = ‘ é ‘ . Fs x i; ' “The Best for ess” NEV ADA CITY BRANCH — BROAD STREET y Z Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City . sere SAVINGS COMMER CT AL jin Se Pes

MONDAY, JULY 15, 1929 ~~ PERSONAL i MENTION George ae was down Emigrant Gap and was a pleasant Nugget office. from . on business Friday caller at The~ Mrs. Melissa Fuller and daughter, . Helen, and Mrs. Frank Williams all former residents, and Miss Mar—— VANDERCOOK 1S VISITOR A. E. Vandercook, managing director of the MacVann Company: of 4 Sacramento, inventors of the mercuric cyanide process of metallurgy, was a Nevada City visitor Saturday while on an inspection trip to the New England mill which is using the Vandercook process. Accompany~ IE SEER ee ER SURE ete ST — MINE CASE 6 _ ENTERS‘NEW: “ANGLES 3 ppmceetos rte A new angle to the litigation over the Grass Valley Boundary mine entered into -the situation the past week when Miss L. H. Condon applied for special letters of adminsiTHE NEVADA CITY NUGGET,. CALIFORNIA a A ERATE ATG INSEE BPS ETS OT EE ROOT, PROOES LABOR:MINING CLAIMS CROWD RECORDS The following is a continuation < SUIT IS ‘CONTINUED Superior: Judge Edward W. Engs . of Sierra’ county presided in super. ior court Friday in the suit of J. A. Fairchild against the Nevada Irrigation District relating to the deMONDAY—‘‘The Canary Case’. tha Putnam came up from Freno to ing Mr. Vandercook on the trip. tration on the estate of epee of the proofs of labor of mining. sired exclusion of certain jands in sidan News. Comedy. A goed pro ¥ Reddi aj; Brock which has.stock interests in ae Sat ‘ visit relatives and friends. were C. J. Kerr of Redding an ne f Th ere nich _). . claims, printed in last week's issue the boundaries of the district’ The gram : Ray C. Hansen of Portland, Oregon. . tne mine. The petition which nomin . , ~The Nugget: hearing was largely given over to : ee on ong gi a ak Oe ae ated Miss Condon for administra: Black Hawk quartz claim by H the fisetiee oof-technical arzuments . Tee oe ee gs mother, Mfrs . os oe sae “ _ 5 i . ”” with eer _— ited f Mrs. Jessie Moore, formerly Miss trix was signed by the widow and . ) qioiy ; between councel. The motion by the. Partners in Crime 2 y ee wath Jessie Cook, and children of Sacra-. Was granted. Pcacedian distied & attorney 46.1 the and Hatton. A laugh scream. : Nevada Cit ewith ss1e ’ Z . Se * ai re Fj sy 12 S. att y to have the case = = é ‘7 aatotadiimads " ae ~ mento visited friends here Friday. M. J. Brock, who is plaintiff in ue tudes Hale . as G p. thrown out of court was dismissed . te eee che site conte f ah H H. Buckne who has Mrs. Zita Chadduck, formerly Miss action to oust the Condon interests . : Lee 4 a and the demurrer submitted by ac 14th Episode of Tarzan the Mighty. saa ea ge noennane Zita Straus, accompanied them, all from possession of the Boundary . ©: —— : ‘ltorneys for the plaintiff was éverSATUnBAY—-( Love Me yay PS been in Sierra a during the enjoyed a visit here with Iriends. property was asked questions in. Gold Nugget, Witch Stick and Eu-. yyjeq. The hearing was gaionened t¢ . World Is Mine” “Dizzy Dive’’. past few days holding services, a ial oo Judge Mulroy’s court the past week reka placer claims by F. C. Foote, July 22nd. qi i SUNDAY and “MONDAY— “Stairs turned home Saturday. ape Jee for a deposition. On advice of his Thos. Owens, Scott Graer, Andrew of Sand”, a Paramount showing. Sacramento motored to Nevada City : a , : ve . Mrs. J. H. Schwab and daughter, aed d left Saturday for an auto counsel, W. E. Wright, did not Fay, Charley West and I rank-and i. Ganbalat * Cheer MGM News. Comedy. Eleanor, of San Francisco are visitshoes gd . ke Cit 4 Her sister, . #™8¥er certain ones propounded. Elmer Fippin for Victor Hyatt, truspga ) 4 ee ee was a Bw ing the Thomas Botting family. trip to Salt Lake y. = i ea. rday business visitor. Qnhecribe for ‘rhe Nugget. ¢ Mrs. O. D. Campbell accompanied : ; ( John Doctor is taking his vacathei FOREST FIRE BURNS HOUSE Foote and Doodle Cons, placer eee est ee : — tion on the American river with : A claims by F. C. and R. A. Foote, C. SN SS — ——~ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Smith of San A forést fire starting .on the old ‘ , SSO SS ae ee poeta , Francisco are visiting with Mr. and. Sherman place west of town yesterE. Landsburg and Archie Miller fo1 Zz oe Gr, we E. Cine, of Gre i ee Mrs. T. C. Botting. They have been . day afternoon burned over about C. A. Landgren. S iG : » PAWNS , pevene Ciy sister ate on an auto trip through Oregon. fifteen acres of land and: destroyed Bishop ranch placer by Cc. E. and ivr LOSES 3 week. i F A. P. Landsburg and Archie Miller Bi ' a , : . -wirs. Sam Trevithick has as visitthe buildings. .Fire Ranger W. F. 1 ‘ The St. Patrick’s Parish Associabroth Mrs. . Sharp soon had the blaze under cen . 108 VEG: SENET PEEP I: es tion of Grass Valley will stagé an ors. her sister and 4 [3 ee 0a trol Rattlesnake and. Booth. Point : : outdoor whist party a week from Emma Lammerer an = claims by Theodore M.'Poage et al. NEVADA COUNTY GOLD NUGGET > of San Francisco, : t ; a ae Friday. xi same California Nos. 2.3 5, Reservoir , . : PETE BARALETTI PASSES The case of Calvin J. Barkdull Mrs. W.H. Martin has as a = ee a and You Bet No. 1.placer by T. B. JEWELRY and Mrs. Lucille Bray against guest, Mrs. Nina L. L. Dalotn of nek ee etti passed away last . Biady for You-Bet. Mining Co. Thomas L. Woodruff as an afterPiedmont. Pebets oie aes age 7 gon Davis Flat placer by Albert : math of the fatal accident on the The Grass Valley Chamber of : mung pga Garesio : : Chains S ‘ ols carf Pins Bro ‘South Yuba grade last year, and Commerce will undertake a large Holmes ak ._Home. No funeral Mountain ‘Side. placer by Mrs. oches 4 which was recently decided in superplanting of trout fry in nearby ar ta ad been made this . Catherine H. Cooper. B let Ch ior court in favor of teh defendant, streams. —— Boston claim by Vincent Morandi. raceiets arms isto be ‘carried on appeal to the . Principal Gilbert J. Davis of the ov Willows placer by William Mey. supreme court according to notice grammar school, is attending sumBUYS BARBER SHOP ers. : _Rings filde by attorneys for the plaintiffs. mer school at the University of. CalPaul E. Rohrig is now sole owner . National Ext. quartz, Bonanza New floors are being laid in two ifornia. of the Rohrig barber shop, having. and Hureka Cons. placer by W. L. class rooms at the Washington The A.B. Duke home on Orchard } bought out the interests of his partMobley for estate of D. R. McKilliH. W. HARTUNG & SON grammar school. street is being remodelde and en-. ner. He plans extensive improve-. can. — . 124 Mill st t c Vall The J. J. Jackson Beehive Gro-ilarged, together with a new roof, . ments. Blue Bell by Jame Reilly by ents rass Valley g cery building has been given a fresh . The H, A. Curnow home is beins —‘Charles Gallagher, James. Kelly. — mcsscl WY coat of paint. i extensively remodeled at gre, present Miss Marie Foote had as guests . Union gravel No. 4 by W. oa y/ 7, mS) Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Green and, ‘ time. over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. . Bigelow. (as SS e gs : A vies daughter, lima, and his brother, F.' The new sized paper money is now} Melvin Pollard and Frank Tinney of . Oakvale placer by C. E. Marts, ——— Cre ay C. Green of Maxwell have been at being handed out by the Bank of . Redwood City. ;for A. R. Gregory. J : a the local auto camp for a few days America. ee : while on their way to visit Red Dog! Sargent Chapman has gone to

where the former was. born and Dayton, Ohio, to enter a govern‘ 4 where his father, Jerry Green, once ment experimental school in aerooperated the store. , nauties. : Robert J. Gates, formerly en-! A party composed of Will Grimes q gaged in barber business here, pass-. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wolf and Miss ne ale . ed away in Oakland last week. ‘Florence Lynch of San Francisco ‘ Mrs. George Danforth and daugh. spent a vacation at Graniteville and : Fy ter, Miss Nellie, ure home from a also visited Mrs. M. Grimes of Nece. oe @ 4 vacation spent motoring up the Red, vada City. 4 p wood Highway into southern Ore-! Mrs. Mary Flynn, formerly of Ne? 2 ‘ ee gon and back by the Pacific High: vada City, now residing in San Calter business has in the Bank-of America an able ‘“ way. Miss Danforth is an operator Francisco, is visiting relatives and Fi: : os 4 Si heat ane ‘elton cna SOS wal Ae Grate . aily with facilities equal to the most ambitious under4 ¥ Jmig Mrs. r % . Griss . F 1, > George Levee of Emigrant Gap re George A Cre of Bee tax'ngs and with seasoned experience covering the entre -was in Nevada City Friday attendFrancisco 1s here for a two weeks z : é ere ri ing to business affairs. visit with relatives and friends. She field of California business activity. # Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther Was a former business woman of cee ob a ae ; have as visitors her two sisters, Nevada City. Even the largest cor: Mrs. Charles E. Wilde and Mrs. Misses Clarice Holland and Marg C pofations find i mn it a depository com. Edward MeMath, and Edward ‘rimsaret Gibbs are visiting in San Louis mensurate with their S$1ze and importance. Smaller cone . mer. : Obispo. : b h ‘ Mrs. W. H. Hustler and Miss: Monies from the state available cerns are roug t into close and friendly contact with 7 3s Florence Thatcher of North Columfor the teaching force in the county officers who. ar O 3 nv J : bia were shopping visitors in Nevaschools for the coming year will ie ersant W ith every kind of business g da City Wednesday. [amount to $700 per teacher and au . . whose counsel 1 is based on practical experience. a Mrs. Robert Steger has as ajaverage deily attendance of 1252! : . guest her mother, Mrs. John ‘Clive. adds $7211.52, a total of $49,-) Those a r : 4 : of San Francisco. 911.52for the elementary schools. PS ations oO plans carry them i into foreign ' Mrs. George W. Preacott is visit-. The Tigh school monies from the markets are extended the advantages growing Out of ing in San . Francisco. state total $16,086.60. Charles Blay of Wachington was. Miss Marie Young visited relatives worldwide. atiking connections and broad knowledge in WN ; 2 2 evada City Wednesday. at Taft and Oakland. of international tr: ade. ; The benefit of these facilities is available to you, and is j cordially extended You will find personal, mahto-man ‘ service, as well as all the advantages i \ oe V Extra Large Select Oysters ...0.0.-ccccenn can, 25¢ 5 3 ‘ Patricia Brand Vegetable Salad. 0.. can, 27c e] Strawberry Preserves, 3 fb jar —..--AEs 69c k of America executives are interested tpegrar and property of yas EO EEE Ie Oe REE ee pkg., 10c vow thie bul aud is depositors \a relationship that is a and constructively Ss ; Sweet Pickles, quart jars 0 .c.cc-ccscccscccescsssssscecececieenn 33c : : : ; 7 Gem Mayonnaise, pint jars ccc 40c §. . B A N K O FB A M E R I C A ee . e “ Out of town orders solicited and prompt service yi. _« OF CALIFORNIA oe : rendered. Send a trial order. : * * HEAD OFFICE; LOS ANGELES “ a Resources more than 400 millions : ee = ‘ é ‘ . Fs x i; ' “The Best for ess” NEV ADA CITY BRANCH — BROAD STREET y Z Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City . sere SAVINGS COMMER CT AL jin Se Pes