July 18, 1940 (6 pages)

@ THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940. NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE ADDITIONAL MINING. . Star, NEWS time. (Continued from Page One) . 800 and 850 men. ployes Star approximately 400, er of the EmpireStar Mines reveals 300 and Pennsylvania 415. the number employed at’ the company’s three Grass Valle -y properties, Empire, Pennsylvania The total depth of the and North’ ihe totals 815 men at the present Employment fluctuates between The Empire emNorth! Central shaft of the North Star-is-now 10,300 deepest mine in the state on an incline depth. GOLDEN CENTER The mill at the Scotia Mine of the PENNSYLVANIA proximately 115 men employed. Re e acity of OU close your eyes fora moment . . . you let yourself dream. And in that dream there comes to you the image of the home you've always wanted. You see the entrance, terraced, hedged . . . the interior, just as you've desired . the grounds planned and planted as you ve adware wanted. And when you open your eyes, decide that your dream must become real. for it can! You can have your home! No great onlay of money is needed because our plan enables you to pay for your home like rent with no extras. Inquire about YOUR home today—No obligation! NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY 244 Boulder St. Phone 500 Nevada City os le. the « cbs no wentel a The Pennsylvania Mine in Browns A move is u iter way here to inFrank Campbell, formerly of Ne‘ ; pat . nro rnceod ee > 4 , City ic “An t that mining operations a proceed-. Valley? Yuba County,°a property 1, terest the United States Government Vada City, is foreman at the Three ing “mally Yonsiders . ye] ae + : ase Pies : . fines igj 7 7 i 1g a 1 ae bas id eves ite j the Enrpire-Star Mines, Ltd., which in reported substantial denosits Kings, originally known as the Ire : ment work is being fone Wallace} operates a group of. five. mines ; ; lan Mine. LeMaire has offices in the eS Butler is the goneral manager and} Nevada County, is ove of the oldest terials. Ott Building here. 4 W. H. Carey is the superintendent. . quartz mines in California. Richard Haddyv announces an efa a . +e = ‘Ts The Pennsylvania, which.has a fort will be made to secure federal “zeles, a ANCHOE. ERIE food production record, was discovappropriations for a survev of this, 9Wner of the Golden } Mines in i) ered in the early '50's, shortly after district to determine the extent of Grass Valley, paid avisit ‘to Grass BE Miners at the Anchoe-Erie near Georze aint stubbed his toe on a! the deposits of manganese 1d of Valley last week in the interests uf E Graniteville, operated by Gus WHel-' quartz ledge fn ce eae Valley,usherchrome. his mining properties. Be back of Grass Valley and associates. g of the lode min Haddy received from Congressman EUSA Neem ee men BREEN i, are making nine feet a day progress . ing ae try. Harry L. Englebright copies of an i saat f @ inNo. 4 tunnel--Fen men—are em-. R-J. Hendricks, general manager act of congress, approved in Jun. }] SSS hi , ployed at the mine. Bob Harris is . of the Murchie Mine in Nevada City which appropriates for 1940. 1941, Cy CoLOGy SEZ: % superintendent during the absence} and the Zeihright Mine in Bear Val1942 and 1942 the sum of $500,000 . ] it {fits i of Fred Anderson, who is ill. Be is also general manager of the for the development, of this county’ i i a . Plans call for a 2200 foot crosscut. Pennsylvania. Eilsworth Bennett of. war material resources. EE : t é f ho rei J 2 > e ORG ; ‘ . a : as as eae e vein. —-More. Nevada City is the superintendent of; Efforts will be made, according to . . i than 5 eet e rOSSC 2 . if ah of the crosscut have. the Pennsylvania. { Haddy, to have some of the money Neen driven. > = , ines j , ; j Since the Empire-Star Mines took . appropriated for use in the Nevada over the Pennsylvania more than five’ County district z ere ze . ty dis 3 RUBY DEVELOI ane years ago, considerable surface im“inhere ave ouite’ a ium ber ob Way . Development of the main section provements have been made as well Wigtenal eee i a echo jof the Bald Mountain channel as -underground work accomplished. said Haddy. “ot whlch some ee Map yee eee foot bedrock aid Surface buildings'include a seveniawn ana tha fusiations “= ae ne nel is progressing at the Ruby Mine ty-five ton mill, compressor room, trict indicate the posaiptlics of mint : Si a : i : S LLIty pe Vv in Sierra County, operated by C. L. noict house, store room. office the ae fie eh aio aah . Best, former tractor company offichag eicei rm ak Nae poke more deposits which cou be found lial of San Leandro. The extensive de5 : ENE with systematic research. } ; ‘ s The gallows frame and ore bins “A United States Geological Sux z { ry S r o . x Ps ~ x eget ee yeropments program conducted, by! a: the. Pennsylvania are among the . “€ THE BRIDE eis HER i the management has disclosed six ; . vey bulletin contains information on! B } 5 3 ~. Mmost unusual in the country. The! . healite 4 f a FINGER ON THE ‘STOVE channels and five quertz ledges. vomoan : : ; : . Y ite being found in commercial. ‘AND FORGETS TO MENTION : : s y purchased two oil tanks], 1 G , ° p Mined extensively by pioneer op; y value quantities in Grass Valley. (T—THE HONEYMOON IS OVER t t he ‘Bald M . from a railroad concern for use as Scheelite is a. very valuable tungsten . ! i r s, Es ; ecavors,, tite Ibe ountain ‘was ORE . -the headframe and ore bins. The oil nl [sad to hava if} * } of the richest channels worked in! ; 34. 5 a h neral used to harden steel.”’ . Wanted—A Carload of e Calif f h ; tanks, besides serving the purpose Other mineral deposits in the }j i : : ts ‘ ) Ss : ne . f alifornia, some of its richest sec ,; adequately, provide an inexpensive! t . U d T; . tions being credited with yielding as' eee y are reported to be mangan. ) se 1res. i h 1,00 L. and sturdy piece of equipment. . ese, chrome and quartz crystals. The . ! L igh-as $ 0 per lineal foot. L. . The work at the Pennsylvania is’ i Huelsdonk, formerly of Grass Valley . 5 . ; Quartz crystals of this Gierict are @ i ‘confined to development. Ore mined . : t is superintendent of the Ruby proprated on a par with the crystals that i ; jin the process of development Work . ayo impor‘dd i) } erty. is treated in the mill. The Soneeue. The gravel beds.o? this area at : —RECAP— cE fra ) = a @ S area are : trates are trucked to the Empire , aan sd Aa : VANDALS DAMAGE MINE . reported to have every poss‘hili‘y co . } Your Worn Tir ‘ Mine in Grass Valley. The shaft at se Ires. The Kentucky Ridge Mine and the. conta'ning chrome and manganeze¢ . the Pennsylvania is 2,000 feet deep. . heir hiae Sie eS san meee een negra ' Greely Blackman property in the . itty five igen Ale eamiayed at es in their b!7c% sards. It is stated thit og ew Newtown district were damaged by ine there are known deposits of chrome vandals last. -week.-—: i and other necessary War _minerals_ in Luke W. Williams, in charge of . ts zone of the large gravel charthe work at the Greely-Blackman, nels. . said considerable damage was done ; . j lt Aa badly : to machinery by the throwing and : Ralph Youtz, superintendent of th 2 LAT? @ ‘PHONE: 994 3 A rolling of rocks from hilltops onto DC k . Plumbago Mine, was in Nevada City aa oe ne Me the mines below. The vandalism has aes day on business. ah been reported to the authorities for investigation. “(BIG2 aC own SHOW Gold, the pursuit of. which led 2 young Nevada City couple to desert the comfort of civilization for ths . Wilds, caused the two, their love a:sertedly changed to hate, to air their differences in the municipal court in San Francisco. Kites —— wa “ro. 4 fh i} Mrs. Luthena Lashbaugh had "4 charged her husband, J. Hampton ys Lashbaugh, with threats to kill her <= J unless she turned over to him her inAces Mine in Siterest in the Seven erra County, a mine which reportedCOFFEE Airway Pound pkg. 12¢ PEAS No. 2 cans 2 for 23¢ ly they staked out together and deSugar Belle . veloped. COFFEE Edwards Pound can 21° TOMATO JUICE No. z. can 2 for 15¢ sie: Lashbaugh told Judge TherSonny Dawn JELL WELL ic All Flavors SPAM TEA OP Black pound package 49c Canterbury one AND BEANS No. 1 can Van Camps BISCUIT FLOUR Lge. 40 oz. pkg. 2Qc verly Tall Can PEARS Harper House SPINACH Emerald Bay “1J PURB Granulated Soap Briargate Highway Prices Effective July 1924 Inclusive Brown Derby BEER 11 oz. steinies 4 for 25¢ 12 oz. steinies 2 for 29c 12 oz. cans 3 for 23¢ ‘a senceceemcetecnaneacnisinaetseiide FIDELIS SWEET WINES Full quart bottles 33c ee FIDELIS DRY WINES 1-5 (24 oz. bottles) 25¢ Globe A-1 Macaroni and Spaghetti Etc. KRUMBLES OR PEP Reg. pkg. ]]¢ Kelloggs 3 ee 97< Sperrys Drifted Snow FLOUR 2414 pound sack Harvest Blossom (Tall) Poundcan = 23c Del Monte Red PEAS, Corn or String Beans 3 for 25c Gardenside or Industry Brands No. 2 cans American or Brick a LEE TISSUE “Plain or tinted — 4 for [7c COMFORT TISSUE Plain or tinted reg. roll OVALTINE Med. can 33c. Large can 59c FONTANA PASTE Reg. pk. 2 for ]5¢c FLOUR 2414, pound sack 73¢ SALMON CHEESE Brookfield 2 pound loaf 5Ac Regular Roll “4 for 19c “WY IVORY SOAP 12 ounce can Hiormel Exncheon Meat PEANUT BUTTER 2. pound jar 25¢ CHERUB MILK LUX FLAKES Lge. 121% oz. pkg. 2c CUT STRING BEANS No. 2 cans ]2c CUT STRING BEANS No. 2 cans ]]c SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXABLE ITEMS esa Meikle that quite a few vears azo she and her husband went into the LOVE TO HATR: WAR MINERAIS =e" Ted LeMaire, roy of . OF rie MAY the Three Kings Mine nea> A ljeghi any, annownerd ? zood ore has been struck on the No. 4 raise atthe i E DEVEL mine, approximately 2,099 feet in PFN the tunnel. Work is being done to determine the extent of the ore body. Used cars must go! GIGANTIC "WAS-1S‘ ott Sh a el a le NOSE Reg. pkg. 3 for 13¢ 25° mountains and established them. selves on a mining claim. Fora time, . she related, they barely managed to survive, She continued: “We finally made a rich strike, and now I am in terror 4 for No;:214 cans No. 21% cans 24¢ 20¢ 10¢ 77 your honor, of my life. “My husband’s love for me turned to a greedy lust for the gold. I fled frem the mine last September when he threatened to kill me. Now—well. he has followed me here and wants me to turn over my interest in the claim to him.’’ Lashbaugh, who was taken custody in Nevada City and set free on cash bail pending the hearing denied the charge: _The judge dismissed the case after admonishing Lashbaugh to “leave your wife alone.” Large package into 7OES TO NEVADA Jack Cowley, formerly superintendent of the Idaho-Maryland and New Brunswick Mines, left Grass Valley this week for Winnemucca, ‘Nev., where he will assume the position as superintendent of the West Coast Mines, Inc., properties. Cowley put in his last shift as superintendent of the New SBrunswick on Saturday. He was presented with a valuable watch by his men, who regretted to see him leave. Fred Denton’ succeeds= ‘Cowley as the Brunswick superintendent. SIERRA PINE TOILET SOAP Reg. bar 3 for ]9c } — CRISCO Shortening 3 SPRY Shortening 3 LEASERS ON KENNEBEC Leasors are reported to be at work on the Kennebec Consolidated mining ground in the Lake City district. The property is owned by the Herbert and Henry Paine of the Ridge district and Lon Paine of Nevada ‘SAFEWAY OES ORR a SRE EOIN es ACR at AON A NT A RENN SNR BS ANE RON SCIEN RP RS RO AE A RS BS City. The workings on the property include several shafts and tunnels. It is a gravel property. Your truendly Grocer S00 SAREE RE RIT LE RRR 2 George Hallock, manager of the 1* to 1 Extension Mine at Alleghany and president of the California Hydraulic Miners, was in Nevada City Ao IRAN a or esas 1933 CHEVROLET COACH+New motor. New transmission, Best buy in-town, 1937 CHEVROLET De Lux 4-Door Sedan. Perfect condition. 7, a, & 1937. PONTIAC COUPE. ~~ Small. mileage. Original paint. Ser this car! 1938 PLYM@UTH 4-DOOR SEDAN: Drive this car and ‘you will buy it. } 1940 FORD DE Ux COACH—A car at like new. . Priced to sell. 4 MODEL A FORD COACH—A Bargain. a on business today.

@ THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940. NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE ADDITIONAL MINING. . Star, NEWS time. (Continued from Page One) . 800 and 850 men. ployes Star approximately 400, er of the EmpireStar Mines reveals 300 and Pennsylvania 415. the number employed at’ the company’s three Grass Valle -y properties, Empire, Pennsylvania The total depth of the and North’ ihe totals 815 men at the present Employment fluctuates between The Empire emNorth! Central shaft of the North Star-is-now 10,300 deepest mine in the state on an incline depth. GOLDEN CENTER The mill at the Scotia Mine of the PENNSYLVANIA proximately 115 men employed. Re e acity of OU close your eyes fora moment . . . you let yourself dream. And in that dream there comes to you the image of the home you've always wanted. You see the entrance, terraced, hedged . . . the interior, just as you've desired . the grounds planned and planted as you ve adware wanted. And when you open your eyes, decide that your dream must become real.. for it can! You can have your home! No great onlay of money is needed because our plan enables you to pay for your home like rent with no extras. Inquire about YOUR home today—No obligation! NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY 244 Boulder St. Phone 500 Nevada City os le. the « cbs no wentel a The Pennsylvania Mine in Browns A move is u iter way here to inFrank Campbell, formerly of Ne‘ ; pat . nro rnceod ee > 4 , City ic “An t that mining operations a proceed-. Valley? Yuba County,°a property 1, terest the United States Government Vada City, is foreman at the Three ing “mally Yonsiders . ye] ae + : ase Pies : . fines igj 7 7 i 1g a 1 ae bas id eves ite j the Enrpire-Star Mines, Ltd., which in reported substantial denosits Kings, originally known as the Ire : ment work is being fone Wallace} operates a group of. five. mines ; ; lan Mine. LeMaire has offices in the eS Butler is the goneral manager and} Nevada County, is ove of the oldest terials. Ott Building here. 4 W. H. Carey is the superintendent. . quartz mines in California. Richard Haddyv announces an efa a . +e = ‘Ts The Pennsylvania, which.has a fort will be made to secure federal “zeles, a ANCHOE. ERIE food production record, was discovappropriations for a survev of this, 9Wner of the Golden } Mines in i) ered in the early '50's, shortly after district to determine the extent of Grass Valley, paid avisit ‘to Grass BE Miners at the Anchoe-Erie near Georze aint stubbed his toe on a! the deposits of manganese 1d of Valley last week in the interests uf E Graniteville, operated by Gus WHel-' quartz ledge fn ce eae Valley,usherchrome. his mining properties. Be back of Grass Valley and associates. g of the lode min Haddy received from Congressman EUSA Neem ee men BREEN i, are making nine feet a day progress . ing ae try. Harry L. Englebright copies of an i saat f @ inNo. 4 tunnel--Fen men—are em-. R-J. Hendricks, general manager act of congress, approved in Jun. }] SSS hi , ployed at the mine. Bob Harris is . of the Murchie Mine in Nevada City which appropriates for 1940. 1941, Cy CoLOGy SEZ: % superintendent during the absence} and the Zeihright Mine in Bear Val1942 and 1942 the sum of $500,000 . ] it {fits i of Fred Anderson, who is ill. Be is also general manager of the for the development, of this county’ i i a . Plans call for a 2200 foot crosscut. Pennsylvania. Eilsworth Bennett of. war material resources. EE : t é f ho rei J 2 > e ORG ; ‘ . a : as as eae e vein. —-More. Nevada City is the superintendent of; Efforts will be made, according to . . i than 5 eet e rOSSC 2 . if ah of the crosscut have. the Pennsylvania. { Haddy, to have some of the money Neen driven. > = , ines j , ; j Since the Empire-Star Mines took . appropriated for use in the Nevada over the Pennsylvania more than five’ County district z ere ze . ty dis 3 RUBY DEVELOI ane years ago, considerable surface im“inhere ave ouite’ a ium ber ob Way . Development of the main section provements have been made as well Wigtenal eee i a echo jof the Bald Mountain channel as -underground work accomplished. said Haddy. “ot whlch some ee Map yee eee foot bedrock aid Surface buildings'include a seveniawn ana tha fusiations “= ae ne nel is progressing at the Ruby Mine ty-five ton mill, compressor room, trict indicate the posaiptlics of mint : Si a : i : S LLIty pe Vv in Sierra County, operated by C. L. noict house, store room. office the ae fie eh aio aah . Best, former tractor company offichag eicei rm ak Nae poke more deposits which cou be found lial of San Leandro. The extensive de5 : ENE with systematic research. } ; ‘ s The gallows frame and ore bins “A United States Geological Sux z { ry S r o . x Ps ~ x eget ee yeropments program conducted, by! a: the. Pennsylvania are among the . “€ THE BRIDE eis HER i the management has disclosed six ; . vey bulletin contains information on! B } 5 3 ~. Mmost unusual in the country. The! . healite 4 f a FINGER ON THE ‘STOVE channels and five quertz ledges. vomoan : : ; : . Y ite being found in commercial. ‘AND FORGETS TO MENTION : : s y purchased two oil tanks], 1 G , ° p Mined extensively by pioneer op; y value quantities in Grass Valley. (T—THE HONEYMOON IS OVER t t he ‘Bald M . from a railroad concern for use as Scheelite is a. very valuable tungsten . ! i r s, Es ; ecavors,, tite Ibe ountain ‘was ORE . -the headframe and ore bins. The oil nl [sad to hava if} * } of the richest channels worked in! ; 34. 5 a h neral used to harden steel.”’ . Wanted—A Carload of e Calif f h ; tanks, besides serving the purpose Other mineral deposits in the }j i : : ts ‘ ) Ss : ne . f alifornia, some of its richest sec ,; adequately, provide an inexpensive! t . U d T; . tions being credited with yielding as' eee y are reported to be mangan. ) se 1res. i h 1,00 L. and sturdy piece of equipment. . ese, chrome and quartz crystals. The . ! L igh-as $ 0 per lineal foot. L. . The work at the Pennsylvania is’ i Huelsdonk, formerly of Grass Valley . 5 . ; Quartz crystals of this Gierict are @ i ‘confined to development. Ore mined . : t is superintendent of the Ruby proprated on a par with the crystals that i ; jin the process of development Work . ayo impor‘dd i) } erty. is treated in the mill. The Soneeue. The gravel beds.o? this area at : —RECAP— cE fra ) = a @ S area are : trates are trucked to the Empire , aan sd Aa : VANDALS DAMAGE MINE . reported to have every poss‘hili‘y co . } Your Worn Tir ‘ Mine in Grass Valley. The shaft at se Ires. The Kentucky Ridge Mine and the. conta'ning chrome and manganeze¢ . the Pennsylvania is 2,000 feet deep. . heir hiae Sie eS san meee een negra ' Greely Blackman property in the . itty five igen Ale eamiayed at es in their b!7c% sards. It is stated thit og ew Newtown district were damaged by ine there are known deposits of chrome vandals last. -week.-—: i and other necessary War _minerals_ in Luke W. Williams, in charge of . ts zone of the large gravel charthe work at the Greely-Blackman, nels. . said considerable damage was done ; . j lt Aa badly : to machinery by the throwing and : Ralph Youtz, superintendent of th 2 LAT? @ ‘PHONE: 994 3 A rolling of rocks from hilltops onto DC k . Plumbago Mine, was in Nevada City aa oe ne Me the mines below. The vandalism has aes day on business. ah been reported to the authorities for investigation. “(BIG2 aC own SHOW Gold, the pursuit of. which led 2 young Nevada City couple to desert the comfort of civilization for ths . Wilds, caused the two, their love a:sertedly changed to hate, to air their differences in the municipal court in San Francisco. Kites —— wa “ro. 4 fh i} Mrs. Luthena Lashbaugh had "4 charged her husband, J. Hampton ys Lashbaugh, with threats to kill her <= J unless she turned over to him her inAces Mine in Siterest in the Seven erra County, a mine which reportedCOFFEE Airway Pound pkg. 12¢ PEAS No. 2 cans 2 for 23¢ ly they staked out together and deSugar Belle . veloped. COFFEE Edwards Pound can 21° TOMATO JUICE No. z. can 2 for 15¢ sie: Lashbaugh told Judge TherSonny Dawn JELL WELL ic All Flavors SPAM TEA OP Black pound package 49c Canterbury one AND BEANS No. 1 can Van Camps BISCUIT FLOUR Lge. 40 oz. pkg. 2Qc verly Tall Can PEARS Harper House SPINACH

Emerald Bay “1J PURB Granulated Soap Briargate Highway Prices Effective July 1924 Inclusive Brown Derby BEER 11 oz. steinies 4 for 25¢ 12 oz. steinies 2 for 29c 12 oz. cans 3 for 23¢ ‘a senceceemcetecnaneacnisinaetseiide FIDELIS SWEET WINES Full quart bottles 33c ee FIDELIS DRY WINES 1-5 (24 oz. bottles) 25¢ Globe A-1 Macaroni and Spaghetti Etc. KRUMBLES OR PEP Reg. pkg. ]]¢ Kelloggs 3 ee 97< Sperrys Drifted Snow FLOUR 2414 pound sack Harvest Blossom (Tall) Poundcan = 23c Del Monte Red PEAS, Corn or String Beans 3 for 25c Gardenside or Industry Brands No. 2 cans American or Brick a LEE TISSUE “Plain or tinted — 4 for [7c COMFORT TISSUE Plain or tinted reg. roll OVALTINE Med. can 33c. Large can 59c FONTANA PASTE Reg. pk. 2 for ]5¢c FLOUR 2414, pound sack 73¢ SALMON CHEESE Brookfield 2 pound loaf 5Ac Regular Roll “4 for 19c “WY IVORY SOAP 12 ounce can Hiormel Exncheon Meat PEANUT BUTTER 2. pound jar 25¢ CHERUB MILK LUX FLAKES Lge. 121% oz. pkg. 2c CUT STRING BEANS No. 2 cans ]2c CUT STRING BEANS No. 2 cans ]]c SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXABLE ITEMS esa Meikle that quite a few vears azo she and her husband went into the LOVE TO HATR: WAR MINERAIS =e" Ted LeMaire, roy of . OF rie MAY the Three Kings Mine nea> A ljeghi any, annownerd ? zood ore has been struck on the No. 4 raise atthe i E DEVEL mine, approximately 2,099 feet in PFN the tunnel. Work is being done to determine the extent of the ore body. Used cars must go! GIGANTIC "WAS-1S‘ ott Sh a el a le NOSE Reg. pkg. 3 for 13¢ 25° mountains and established them. selves on a mining claim. Fora time, . she related, they barely managed to survive, She continued: “We finally made a rich strike, and now I am in terror 4 for No;:214 cans No. 21% cans 24¢ 20¢ 10¢ 77 your honor, of my life. “My husband’s love for me turned to a greedy lust for the gold. I fled frem the mine last September when he threatened to kill me. Now—well. he has followed me here and wants me to turn over my interest in the claim to him.’’ Lashbaugh, who was taken custody in Nevada City and set free on cash bail pending the hearing denied the charge: _The judge dismissed the case after admonishing Lashbaugh to “leave your wife alone.” Large package into 7OES TO NEVADA Jack Cowley, formerly superintendent of the Idaho-Maryland and New Brunswick Mines, left Grass Valley this week for Winnemucca, ‘Nev., where he will assume the position as superintendent of the West Coast Mines, Inc., properties. Cowley put in his last shift as superintendent of the New SBrunswick on Saturday. He was presented with a valuable watch by his men, who regretted to see him leave. Fred Denton’ succeeds= ‘Cowley as the Brunswick superintendent. SIERRA PINE TOILET SOAP Reg. bar 3 for ]9c } — CRISCO Shortening 3 SPRY Shortening 3 LEASERS ON KENNEBEC Leasors are reported to be at work on the Kennebec Consolidated mining ground in the Lake City district. The property is owned by the Herbert and Henry Paine of the Ridge district and Lon Paine of Nevada ‘SAFEWAY OES ORR a SRE EOIN es ACR at AON A NT A RENN SNR BS ANE RON SCIEN RP RS RO AE A RS BS City. The workings on the property include several shafts and tunnels. It is a gravel property. Your truendly Grocer S00 SAREE RE RIT LE RRR 2 George Hallock, manager of the 1* to 1 Extension Mine at Alleghany and president of the California Hydraulic Miners, was in Nevada City Ao IRAN a or esas 1933 CHEVROLET COACH+New motor. New transmission, Best buy in-town, 1937 CHEVROLET De Lux 4-Door Sedan. Perfect condition. 7, a, & 1937. PONTIAC COUPE. ~~ Small. mileage. Original paint. Ser this car! 1938 PLYM@UTH 4-DOOR SEDAN: Drive this car and ‘you will buy it. } 1940 FORD DE Ux COACH—A car at like new. . Priced to sell. 4 MODEL A FORD COACH—A Bargain. a on business today.