July 2, 1932 (4 pages)

Na a AL LO GED IRE NN A i ilies _ PAGE TWO THE NEVADA. CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA 2 —— . FRENCH CORRAL Mrs. Ellen Smith and son, Ray, of San Francisco were Saturday visitors and returned to San Francisco Sunday. Mrs. Earl Chatty and two boys and Mrs. Langdon of Sacramento made a trip toFrench Corral Saturday. Mrs. Chatty and children had been visiting Mrs. Langdon for the —past-week.—— é Miss Frances Moulton of Sacramento is home to spend her Vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. bk. Moulton. Rev. Fr. O’Reilly held serviees in Birehville last Sunday. Mrs. Rose Pagnolia of Sacramento and her daughters and son and “her brother. Peter Fodrini, and the Misses Crummit, who were on their way to their old home in San Juan, reached Birchville just in time to attend services and greet old friends. Mrs. Madge Carrig-Conway and sister, Mrs; Ray Olii.aut enu Mrs: Daniels and B. Carr of Sin Francisco were Sunday visitors. Mrs. Conway and sister Mrs. Ohlardt are natives of French Corral and delight in coming back to visit their old home. J. M. Kilpatrick and son, Stewart, of Los Angeles are camping under the. pines. KOPP’S BAKERY PIES and CAKES _ Our Specialties > Rolls Glazed and Raised Doughnuts GUARANTEED FRESH Hine 76 _ We Deliver NEVADA CITY CLEANING AND PRESSING SUITS ss $4.00 ae $1.25 LADIES’ AND MEN'S . ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. Bost Building Broad Street Nevada City, California Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco NEVADA CITY CLEANERS W. H. Osborne Cleaning,— Pressing,— Repairing FRED M. MILLER CONSULTING ENGINEER — CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR Hydraulics — Irrigation — Surveys Land Classification. LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADA OOUNTY Hydraulics — Irrigation —Surveys ‘Office at Residence — Grass Valley, j 262 Auburn Street. MANY FEATURES FOR BIG FETE ARE ANNOUNCED Nevada City has taken on a gala appearance with the many flags and bunting all over the business district and the carnival is nearly assembled for the week end events. All this ‘forecasts a celebration in this city which promises to outdo any previous celebration of the kind ever staged here. Chairman Tobiassen of the general committee has been working hard to perfect the plans for the celebration and from advance information we believe that he has succeeded in lining up some very worth while features for the threeday celebration of the Nation’s birthday. The festivities will begin Saturday night with a doll parade and baby show followed by a band concert, starting at 7:15 p.m. Sunday. morning at 8:30 o’clock will witness the start of the all-day skeet shoot at the grounds of the Nevada City-Grass Valley Skeet Club west of Nevada City. This event ts open to all with prizes for the winners of the several events. In the evening the Miners Band will give a concert of a _ special program in front of the Elks hall. Mrs. Talbot has prepared a special-feature from her dancing classes. The minuet and other dances will be danced by ladies in the costumes of the time of Wash_ington. _Frank.Davies. has. prepared some special features for the same evening. ‘ The parade will form the morning of the Fourth at 10 o’clock. A partial list of the floats and features of this event are as follows. Grand Marshal R. N. McCormacn. American Legion. Miners Band. George Washington on horseback with two aides. Goddess of Liberty. Civil War veterans in cars. Spanish American War Veterans of Roseville and Nevada City. George and Martha Washington (portrayed by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gildersleeve). Grass Valley— Firemen of Grass Valley. Native Sons of the Golden ‘West. Ladies Auxiliary of Legion. Chamber of Commerce. City Council. Grass Valley Garage. Sons of St. George. ; Native Daughters of Golden West. Grass Valley Boy Scouts. Burtons Model House, Twin City Dance Orchestra. Roteo Association. Nevada City— Columbia. Officers of the day, celebration ofJ ficials and city officials. Neighbors of Woodcraft. Red Men and Pocahontas. Nevada City Firemen. Country Club. County Farm. Nevada City-Grass Club, sponsored by Chamber of Commerce. Piedmont Club, Camp Fire Girls. Boy Scouts of Nevada City. Nevada County Lumber Co. _Ray Teale, taxidermist. : Arrangements are tentative for securing the Columbia Park Band, but at time of going to press this feature is uncertain. The Juvenile division of the main parade is not completed as we go to press. The parade will consist of five divisions. Several other features have been promised, but they are uncertain at this time. Short literary exercises will be held in the auto park just after the parade. Judge Raglan Tuttle--will be the chairman of the day. The program committee has promised a very short and snappy program, and according to present plans, the entire literary program will not consume more than 45 minutes’ time. Invocation will be given by Rev. Fr. P. O’Reilly. Trumpet duet, ‘Star “Star Spangled Eunner,’’ by Wesley Sweeney and Tony Weil. Address, “Patriotism, 1932 Style,”’ Rey. A. L. Pratt of Grass Valley. Singing of ‘‘America’’ by audience, accompanied by high school band. In the afternoon a sports program will be held at the Plaza, consisting of’ boxing bouts and a water fight. This program, 2ccording to present Valley Ski Nevada City OSCAR E£. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 plans, will start about 4 p.m. A carnival has been busy erecting the various features of show near the Plaza. The Nugget is Your Paper! Its advertising ‘pays dividends. YOUR MOST DAINTY FABRICS ARE SAFE HERE Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor Will call Monday and Thurs @ay afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. ‘We will credit your TTT MI mt Mn Mn OD OS MOC eG ed Goodyear TIRES AND TUBES Gas, Oil Greasing General Repairing Accessories .o PLAZA GARAGE On the Plaza Neveda City oe hie . SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1932 eee PROOF OF LABOR — ON CLAIMS FILED Recent filings of proofs of labo: on mining claims in Nevada county are: Round Mountain Blue Gravel—H. M. Davis, in Round Mt. Mg. Dist. Morning Star and War Eagle, atz. —T. Curnow, et al, in Badger Hill Mg. Dist. : Osceola, Osceola North Ext., Os_eceola_SouthExt.,_Aurera— Borealis, Shibboleth, Live Oak, Moss Agate, Yellow Pointer and Florence, qtz.— Osceola Cons. Mines Co., in Rough and Ready Mg. Dist. Tom & Jerry No. 1, Tom & Jerry No. 2, Tom & Jerry No. 3, Tom & Jerry No. 4, placer—by W. G. and Marie Fenton, Quaker Hill Mg. Dist. Jenny Lind Cons., piacer—G. F. Sherwood, No. Bloomfield Mg. Dist. Ridge, Eldorado, Minuet, Live Oak, Bold Warrior, Grizzly, Summit, Niantic and Adriatic, by F. J. Schuster, in Columbia Hill Mg. Dist. Twin ledges, South Bend, qtz.—D. Janson, in Blue Tent and Round Mt. Mg. Dist. et al, in You Bet Mg. Dist. Rising Sun, qtz.—P. C. Drescher Estate .Co., Willow Valley Mg. Dist. Ruby, qtz.—A. D. Edminster, in Willow Valley Mg. Dist: Blue Ledge and Blue Ledge Exi., qtz.—Nelson and Nelson, in Washington Mg. Dist. Deer Lick No. 2, qtz.—H. Emerson, Washington Mg. Dist.@ Great Eastern, Great Western, Great Western Ext., qtz.—H. C. Cook et al, Meadow Lake Mg. Dist. Genasci, Willow Valley Mg. Dist. Enterprise, placer—J. P. Keene, et al, You Bet Mg. Dist. Randolph Flat Cons., qtz.—F. Ss. Monson, bondee for owners, Rough and Ready Mg. Dist. Moody, placer—G. E. Poore, et al, You Bet Mg. Dist. Blue. Bird, qtz.—H. Columbia Hill Mg. Dist. Bellefontaine Ext., plaec.—Dresecner Estate Co., Willow Valley Mg. Dist. Lucky Boy; placer—G. Decker, Relief Hill Mg. Dist. Golden Cap, Golden Cap So. Ext., qtz.—H. Schreiber, Deyils Gate Mg. Dist. Mammoth, Panama, Myrtle, Gold M. Stark, Crown, Velma and Peggy, qtz.—F. Coombs, Eureka Mg. Dist. Lakeview—E. Rodwick, Meadow Lake Mg. Dist. So and So, lode—C. P. Carlin, Yuba Meg. Dist. Tom & Jerry No. 1, Tom & Jerry No. 2, Tom & Jerry No. 3 and Tom & Jerry No. 4, placer—wW. F. Bickel, for Sierra Mining Syn., in Quaker ill Mg. Dist. Commander Hill Mg. Dist. Homestake, placer—cC. E. et al, in Washington Mg. Dist. Magnet, Magnet No. 1, and Gofden Dream, qtz.—H. O. Kohler et al, Washington Mg. Dist. Stark & Hope, asbestos—J. H. J. H. Stark, et al, Wash. Mg. Dist. Maguire placer locations in Sec. T. 16; R. 10E and adjoining Liberty Hill. placer—Wm. Maguire by lessees, in Liberty Hill Me. Disv. Baldy, Great Scott and Duteh Irisn Cons., placer—I*. J. Donnelly, et al., Bridgeport Mg. Dist. Gray Eag!te, Never Fail, Never Fail Ext., fail Ext. No. 1, Slide Ext. No. 1 and Slide Ext. No. 2, qtz. —R. J. Dohlberg, et al; French Corral Mg. Dist. L. J. Smith, Canada Marty 29 ou Lake Side—F. Bartash, Meadow Lake Mg. Dist Hickson, Enterprise, Ben Harrison, Red Rose, Kellogg and Greenman—KE. L. Dow, Jr., Banner Hill Mg. Dist. Washington, Wonder, Senator, placer—C. A. Hegarty; Snew Point Mg. Dist. Whiting, Shaw, Simpson, Beauchamp, Scotchman, Extensions Nos. 1; 2;°3; 4; $-and-4placer—So-Yuhba Co., Ltd., Wash. Mg. Dist. Mammoth Springs Ext., placer— Cotter and Thompson, Lowell Hill Mg. Dist. ” “Indian Group,” qtz.—Martin and Laughrey, North Bloomfield Mg. D. Missouri Bar, placer—Martin and Laughrey, No. Bloomfield’ Mg. Dist. Stonewall Jackson, Lucky Strike, Contact and Contact Ext., qtz.—W. Buckeye Hill, placer—A. R. Kroh,’ _.__Josephine Helen, — qtz.-—Charles . . IRONSIDES MINE MAKES “STRIKE IN NEW RAISE High grade oré has been struck in the new raise being driven in the ronsides Mine, operated by the Orba Mines Cé-V&t Alleghany. This Strike has aroused considerable interest throughout the district. While it is a well-known fact that nearly all these mines have large past production records, any new discovery encourages greater activity. Steady development has been under way for a fittle more than two months and the new company feeis greatly encouraged over results obtained. : The company recently purchased the Rainbow Extension property anda definite plan 6f development is to be started on this property in the very near future, it is reported. Arthur Beck of San Francisco is president of the company. a) ENGINEERS VIEW MINES IN GRASS VALLEY SECTION The California section of the Electrical Chemical Engineers Society held its annual field meet in Grass Valley Saturday, about 20 members, mostly from the ,bay region, attending. The day was devoted to inspection of the mines of the Grass Valley district, with particular reference to their chemical processes. At the North Star mine they were P. Cline, Eureka Mg. Dist. ; Cherry Hill Nos. zx, 2, 3, 4, 5,:», 7 and 8, placer—Lewis and Wickland,. Eureka Mg. Dist. Rainbow Fraction, qtz.—cC. C. Cox, et al, Rough & Ready. Mg. Dist. Octo—B:~-0Bollinger, witness to work, in You Bet Mg. Dist. Miocene Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, placer —Charles. Howlett and Mrs. Rose Hegarty, Columbia Hill. Mg. Dist. Columbia Hill No. 8, East Bonney placer-—W. H. Landrigan, et al. North Etna, qtz.—Albert Garesio, Indian Flat Mg. Dist. Southern Cross, Quartz Lodge, South American, Southeast American and Emergeney Lode, qtz., and Quartz Lodge, placer—James Braaley, at expense of Spanish Mine, Washington Mg. Dist. Black Diamond No. 1, Senato:, So. Black Diamond, South Sixteen and Alta Lodge—Spanish Mine, Washington Mg. Dist. Tulip; Buttercup, Howiett,; Rosebud_and Elkhorn, placer—-Charles Howlett, Lake City Mg. Dist. Eagle Bird, So. Extension, Etna, Alta, Henry Clay, Eagle Bird Nos. D2 Sh oh 6S 8; 9 ane 1 0== Eagle Bird Mine, Inc., Washinston Mg. Dist. Tsabell and IdaBell—C. ney and Mis. E. Goding, Mg. Dist. Pot Hole, Rescue, Gold Bar, Mt. Oro, . Fisher Maiden ang Mothe: Lode, qtz,, and White Wings, placer R. WhitYou LEet —A. J. and George M. Carey, Mt. Oro Mg. Dist. Grub Stake, placer—H.C., Nicholson, Nevada City Mg. Dist. Isahelle, placer—-C. R. Whitney, You Bet Mg. Dist. Union 59A and Union 59B, ptacer —L. C. Morton, Lake City Mg. Dist. Sheets, placer—L. °C. Morton, in Badger Hill Mig. Dist. Major, placer—L. C. Morton, No. Bloomfield Mg. Dist. Daisy—-W. A. Hindman, Relief Hill Mg. Dist. St. John, qtz.—Morris Curry, Nevada Meg. Dist. Brackett, qtz.—Mrs. Nan MclInter in Banner Mg. Dist. Toronto, placer—Con D. Murphy, et al, Lowell Hill Mg. Dist. L POU ee CO On MODERN GLASSES ‘Eye: Ear; Nosé and® Throat: DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 TE Ee Gee = Ct OT ET et ee ABI! nT Th th i VSS O EMER Eee SHERRIE The morning parade will MMMM oe OL oe our stock beforehand: Regular style Unbreakable Complete line of Fishing a PTC Celebrate With Us. the 156th Anniversary of our Independence. The sports and other amusements will hold you. We Close All Day If you are going to vacation and need outing supplies, look over Hot and Cold Thermos. Jugs— ALPHA STORES, LTD. Peri nm ii mn mt Mt mt me Oe td RO Te] SE PM Cc REE ER, $4.50 each 95 each Le Bah MN ae i 1.25 each EL ees RE 2.00 each gig aabadcah sates baasshsuuaanedsniseecs seu 3.50 each “ BORER $1.25 to $6.75 each : Supplies and Ammunition = be unique in its features. TO Ee ee = taken down the 8,500 vertical ‘shaft and through the deep workings. At the dinner conference held during the evening tne visitors were addressed by Fred M. Miller, Grass Valley mining engineer, who detailed ‘he history of the district and its foremost mines: The affair was ar‘anged. by L. S. Wincapaw of the Golden Center mine. P. C. Haesler of San Francisco presided. RUBY GRAVEL MINE INSTALLS NEW MACHINERY The new-machinery which was installed at the Ruby gravel mine this spring was given a test run and is said to have come up to the expected 98 percent recovery. The machinery -was installed on the advice of C. E. Gilman, San Francisco, chief engineer for the Sierra Pacific Gold Company, who, with other Oakland and San Francisco men, was. present to see the initial turnover. A. small crew of men has been employed at the mine, which is near Forest above Allephany, all of last fall before the heavy snow. started. STATE SUPREME COURT DISMISSES SLYE APPEAL e mn ¢ The state supreme court has dismissed: the appeal of Joseph Slye, who was ordered by the superior eourt to return the Grass Valley Boundary mine and make a compléte accounting to the Grass Valley Boundary Mines Co. Slye purchased the mine in 1925, with an agreement with the company that he was to pay $150,000 and give a royalty of 20 percent of all ore extracted from the mine. The company brought suit against Slye last year charging the purchase price had not been paid and that he had taken $500,000 in ore from the property without paying any of the royalty. 0 ALTA CALIFORNIA, INC. TO HOLD REGIONAL MEET A meeting of interested parties of Alta California, Inc., an organization sponsoring greater travel and publicity of Northern California, will be held Saturday, July 9 at the Bret Harte Inn in Grass Valley. Delicious Food ATE -Lady Cooks HE Shamrock Cafe # NEW, LIGHT, CLEAN, COOL Broad Street Ida Mae Orey, Prop. 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Na a AL LO GED IRE NN A i ilies _ PAGE TWO THE NEVADA. CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA 2 —— . FRENCH CORRAL Mrs. Ellen Smith and son, Ray, of San Francisco were Saturday visitors and returned to San Francisco Sunday. Mrs. Earl Chatty and two boys and Mrs. Langdon of Sacramento made a trip toFrench Corral Saturday. Mrs. Chatty and children had been visiting Mrs. Langdon for the —past-week.—— é Miss Frances Moulton of Sacramento is home to spend her Vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. bk. Moulton. Rev. Fr. O’Reilly held serviees in Birehville last Sunday. Mrs. Rose Pagnolia of Sacramento and her daughters and son and “her brother. Peter Fodrini, and the Misses Crummit, who were on their way to their old home in San Juan, reached Birchville just in time to attend services and greet old friends. Mrs. Madge Carrig-Conway and sister, Mrs; Ray Olii.aut enu Mrs: Daniels and B. Carr of Sin Francisco were Sunday visitors. Mrs. Conway and sister Mrs. Ohlardt are natives of French Corral and delight in coming back to visit their old home. J. M. Kilpatrick and son, Stewart, of Los Angeles are camping under the. pines. KOPP’S BAKERY PIES and CAKES _ Our Specialties > Rolls Glazed and Raised Doughnuts GUARANTEED FRESH Hine 76 _ We Deliver NEVADA CITY CLEANING AND PRESSING SUITS ss $4.00 ae $1.25 LADIES’ AND MEN'S . ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. Bost Building Broad Street Nevada City, California Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco NEVADA CITY CLEANERS W. H. Osborne Cleaning,— Pressing,— Repairing FRED M. MILLER CONSULTING ENGINEER — CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR Hydraulics — Irrigation — Surveys Land Classification. LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADA OOUNTY Hydraulics — Irrigation —Surveys ‘Office at Residence — Grass Valley, j 262 Auburn Street. MANY FEATURES FOR BIG FETE ARE ANNOUNCED Nevada City has taken on a gala appearance with the many flags and bunting all over the business district and the carnival is nearly assembled for the week end events. All this ‘forecasts a celebration in this city which promises to outdo any previous celebration of the kind ever staged here. Chairman Tobiassen of the general committee has been working hard to perfect the plans for the celebration and from advance information we believe that he has succeeded in lining up some very worth while features for the threeday celebration of the Nation’s birthday. The festivities will begin Saturday night with a doll parade and baby show followed by a band concert, starting at 7:15 p.m. Sunday. morning at 8:30 o’clock will witness the start of the all-day skeet shoot at the grounds of the Nevada City-Grass Valley Skeet Club west of Nevada City. This event ts open to all with prizes for the winners of the several events. In the evening the Miners Band will give a concert of a _ special program in front of the Elks hall. Mrs. Talbot has prepared a special-feature from her dancing classes. The minuet and other dances will be danced by ladies in the costumes of the time of Wash_ington. _Frank.Davies. has. prepared some special features for the same evening. ‘ The parade will form the morning of the Fourth at 10 o’clock. A partial list of the floats and features of this event are as follows. Grand Marshal R. N. McCormacn. American Legion. Miners Band. George Washington on horseback with two aides. Goddess of Liberty. Civil War veterans in cars. Spanish American War Veterans of Roseville and Nevada City. George and Martha Washington (portrayed by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gildersleeve). Grass Valley— Firemen of Grass Valley. Native Sons of the Golden ‘West. Ladies Auxiliary of Legion. Chamber of Commerce. City Council. Grass Valley Garage. Sons of St. George. ; Native Daughters of Golden West. Grass Valley Boy Scouts. Burtons Model House, Twin City Dance Orchestra. Roteo Association. Nevada City— Columbia. Officers of the day, celebration ofJ ficials and city officials. Neighbors of Woodcraft. Red Men and Pocahontas. Nevada City Firemen. Country Club. County Farm. Nevada City-Grass Club, sponsored by Chamber of Commerce. Piedmont Club, Camp Fire Girls. Boy Scouts of Nevada City. Nevada County Lumber Co. _Ray Teale, taxidermist. : Arrangements are tentative for securing the Columbia Park Band, but at time of going to press this feature is uncertain. The Juvenile division of the main parade is not completed as we go to press. The parade will consist of five divisions. Several other features have been promised, but they are uncertain at this time. Short literary exercises will be held in the auto park just after the parade. Judge Raglan Tuttle--will be the chairman of the day. The program committee has promised a very short and snappy program, and according to present plans, the entire literary program will not consume more than 45 minutes’ time. Invocation will be given by Rev. Fr. P. O’Reilly. Trumpet duet, ‘Star “Star Spangled Eunner,’’ by Wesley Sweeney and Tony Weil. Address, “Patriotism, 1932 Style,”’ Rey. A. L. Pratt of Grass Valley. Singing of ‘‘America’’ by audience, accompanied by high school band. In the afternoon a sports program will be held at the Plaza, consisting of’ boxing bouts and a water fight. This program, 2ccording to present Valley Ski Nevada City OSCAR E£. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 plans, will start about 4 p.m. A carnival has been busy erecting the various features of show near the Plaza. The Nugget is Your Paper! Its advertising ‘pays dividends. YOUR MOST DAINTY FABRICS ARE SAFE HERE Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor Will call Monday and Thurs @ay afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. ‘We will credit your TTT MI mt Mn Mn OD OS MOC eG ed Goodyear TIRES AND TUBES Gas, Oil Greasing General Repairing Accessories .o PLAZA GARAGE On the Plaza Neveda City oe hie . SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1932 eee PROOF OF LABOR — ON CLAIMS FILED Recent filings of proofs of labo: on mining claims in Nevada county are: Round Mountain Blue Gravel—H. M. Davis, in Round Mt. Mg. Dist. Morning Star and War Eagle, atz. —T. Curnow, et al, in Badger Hill Mg. Dist. : Osceola, Osceola North Ext., Os_eceola_SouthExt.,_Aurera— Borealis, Shibboleth, Live Oak, Moss Agate, Yellow Pointer and Florence, qtz.— Osceola Cons. Mines Co., in Rough and Ready Mg. Dist. Tom & Jerry No. 1, Tom & Jerry No. 2, Tom & Jerry No. 3, Tom & Jerry No. 4, placer—by W. G. and Marie Fenton, Quaker Hill Mg. Dist. Jenny Lind Cons., piacer—G. F. Sherwood, No. Bloomfield Mg. Dist. Ridge, Eldorado, Minuet, Live Oak, Bold Warrior, Grizzly, Summit, Niantic and Adriatic, by F. J. Schuster, in Columbia Hill Mg. Dist. Twin ledges, South Bend, qtz.—D. Janson, in Blue Tent and Round Mt. Mg. Dist. et al, in You Bet Mg. Dist. Rising Sun, qtz.—P. C. Drescher Estate .Co., Willow Valley Mg. Dist. Ruby, qtz.—A. D. Edminster, in Willow Valley Mg. Dist: Blue Ledge and Blue Ledge Exi., qtz.—Nelson and Nelson, in Washington Mg. Dist. Deer Lick No. 2, qtz.—H. Emerson, Washington Mg. Dist.@ Great Eastern, Great Western, Great Western Ext., qtz.—H. C. Cook et al, Meadow Lake Mg. Dist. Genasci, Willow Valley Mg. Dist. Enterprise, placer—J. P. Keene, et al, You Bet Mg. Dist. Randolph Flat Cons., qtz.—F. Ss. Monson, bondee for owners, Rough and Ready Mg. Dist. Moody, placer—G. E. Poore, et al, You Bet Mg. Dist. Blue. Bird, qtz.—H. Columbia Hill Mg. Dist. Bellefontaine Ext., plaec.—Dresecner Estate Co., Willow Valley Mg. Dist. Lucky Boy; placer—G. Decker, Relief Hill Mg. Dist. Golden Cap, Golden Cap So. Ext., qtz.—H. Schreiber, Deyils Gate Mg. Dist. Mammoth, Panama, Myrtle, Gold M. Stark, Crown, Velma and Peggy, qtz.—F. Coombs, Eureka Mg. Dist. Lakeview—E. Rodwick, Meadow Lake Mg. Dist. So and So, lode—C. P. Carlin, Yuba Meg. Dist. Tom & Jerry No. 1, Tom & Jerry No. 2, Tom & Jerry No. 3 and Tom & Jerry No. 4, placer—wW. F. Bickel, for Sierra Mining Syn., in Quaker ill Mg. Dist. Commander

Hill Mg. Dist. Homestake, placer—cC. E. et al, in Washington Mg. Dist. Magnet, Magnet No. 1, and Gofden Dream, qtz.—H. O. Kohler et al, Washington Mg. Dist. Stark & Hope, asbestos—J. H. J. H. Stark, et al, Wash. Mg. Dist. Maguire placer locations in Sec. T. 16; R. 10E and adjoining Liberty Hill. placer—Wm. Maguire by lessees, in Liberty Hill Me. Disv. Baldy, Great Scott and Duteh Irisn Cons., placer—I*. J. Donnelly, et al., Bridgeport Mg. Dist. Gray Eag!te, Never Fail, Never Fail Ext., fail Ext. No. 1, Slide Ext. No. 1 and Slide Ext. No. 2, qtz. —R. J. Dohlberg, et al; French Corral Mg. Dist. L. J. Smith, Canada Marty 29 ou Lake Side—F. Bartash, Meadow Lake Mg. Dist Hickson, Enterprise, Ben Harrison, Red Rose, Kellogg and Greenman—KE. L. Dow, Jr., Banner Hill Mg. Dist. Washington, Wonder, Senator, placer—C. A. Hegarty; Snew Point Mg. Dist. Whiting, Shaw, Simpson, Beauchamp, Scotchman, Extensions Nos. 1; 2;°3; 4; $-and-4placer—So-Yuhba Co., Ltd., Wash. Mg. Dist. Mammoth Springs Ext., placer— Cotter and Thompson, Lowell Hill Mg. Dist. ” “Indian Group,” qtz.—Martin and Laughrey, North Bloomfield Mg. D. Missouri Bar, placer—Martin and Laughrey, No. Bloomfield’ Mg. Dist. Stonewall Jackson, Lucky Strike, Contact and Contact Ext., qtz.—W. Buckeye Hill, placer—A. R. Kroh,’ _.__Josephine Helen, — qtz.-—Charles . . IRONSIDES MINE MAKES “STRIKE IN NEW RAISE High grade oré has been struck in the new raise being driven in the ronsides Mine, operated by the Orba Mines Cé-V&t Alleghany. This Strike has aroused considerable interest throughout the district. While it is a well-known fact that nearly all these mines have large past production records, any new discovery encourages greater activity. Steady development has been under way for a fittle more than two months and the new company feeis greatly encouraged over results obtained. : The company recently purchased the Rainbow Extension property anda definite plan 6f development is to be started on this property in the very near future, it is reported. Arthur Beck of San Francisco is president of the company. a) ENGINEERS VIEW MINES IN GRASS VALLEY SECTION The California section of the Electrical Chemical Engineers Society held its annual field meet in Grass Valley Saturday, about 20 members, mostly from the ,bay region, attending. The day was devoted to inspection of the mines of the Grass Valley district, with particular reference to their chemical processes. At the North Star mine they were P. Cline, Eureka Mg. Dist. ; Cherry Hill Nos. zx, 2, 3, 4, 5,:», 7 and 8, placer—Lewis and Wickland,. Eureka Mg. Dist. Rainbow Fraction, qtz.—cC. C. Cox, et al, Rough & Ready. Mg. Dist. Octo—B:~-0Bollinger, witness to work, in You Bet Mg. Dist. Miocene Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, placer —Charles. Howlett and Mrs. Rose Hegarty, Columbia Hill. Mg. Dist. Columbia Hill No. 8, East Bonney placer-—W. H. Landrigan, et al. North Etna, qtz.—Albert Garesio, Indian Flat Mg. Dist. Southern Cross, Quartz Lodge, South American, Southeast American and Emergeney Lode, qtz., and Quartz Lodge, placer—James Braaley, at expense of Spanish Mine, Washington Mg. Dist. Black Diamond No. 1, Senato:, So. Black Diamond, South Sixteen and Alta Lodge—Spanish Mine, Washington Mg. Dist. Tulip; Buttercup, Howiett,; Rosebud_and Elkhorn, placer—-Charles Howlett, Lake City Mg. Dist. Eagle Bird, So. Extension, Etna, Alta, Henry Clay, Eagle Bird Nos. D2 Sh oh 6S 8; 9 ane 1 0== Eagle Bird Mine, Inc., Washinston Mg.. Dist. Tsabell and IdaBell—C. ney and Mis. E. Goding, Mg. Dist. Pot Hole, Rescue, Gold Bar, Mt. Oro, . Fisher Maiden ang Mothe: Lode, qtz,, and White Wings, placer R. WhitYou LEet —A. J. and George M. Carey, Mt. Oro Mg. Dist. Grub Stake, placer—H.C., Nicholson, Nevada City Mg. Dist. Isahelle, placer—-C. R. Whitney, You Bet Mg. Dist. Union 59A and Union 59B, ptacer —L. C. Morton, Lake City Mg. Dist. Sheets, placer—L. °C. Morton, in Badger Hill Mig. Dist. Major, placer—L. C. Morton, No. Bloomfield Mg. Dist. Daisy—-W. A. Hindman, Relief Hill Mg. Dist. St. John, qtz.—Morris Curry, Nevada Meg. Dist. Brackett, qtz.—Mrs. Nan MclInter in Banner Mg. Dist. Toronto, placer—Con D. Murphy, et al, Lowell Hill Mg. Dist. L POU ee CO On MODERN GLASSES ‘Eye: Ear; Nosé and® Throat: DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 TE Ee Gee = Ct OT ET et ee ABI! nT Th th i VSS O EMER Eee SHERRIE The morning parade will MMMM oe OL oe our stock beforehand: Regular style Unbreakable Complete line of Fishing a PTC Celebrate With Us. the 156th Anniversary of our Independence. The sports and other amusements will hold you. We Close All Day If you are going to vacation and need outing supplies, look over Hot and Cold Thermos. Jugs— ALPHA STORES, LTD. Peri nm ii mn mt Mt mt me Oe td RO Te] SE PM Cc REE ER, $4.50 each 95 each Le Bah MN ae i 1.25 each EL ees RE 2.00 each gig aabadcah sates baasshsuuaanedsniseecs seu 3.50 each “ BORER $1.25 to $6.75 each : Supplies and Ammunition = be unique in its features. TO Ee ee = taken down the 8,500 vertical ‘shaft and through the deep workings. At the dinner conference held during the evening tne visitors were addressed by Fred M. Miller, Grass Valley mining engineer, who detailed ‘he history of the district and its foremost mines: The affair was ar‘anged. by L. S. Wincapaw of the Golden Center mine. P. C. Haesler of San Francisco presided. RUBY GRAVEL MINE INSTALLS NEW MACHINERY The new-machinery which was installed at the Ruby gravel mine this spring was given a test run and is said to have come up to the expected 98 percent recovery. The machinery -was installed on the advice of C. E. Gilman, San Francisco, chief engineer for the Sierra Pacific Gold Company, who, with other Oakland and San Francisco men, was. present to see the initial turnover. A. small crew of men has been employed at the mine, which is near Forest above Allephany, all of last fall before the heavy snow. started. STATE SUPREME COURT DISMISSES SLYE APPEAL e mn ¢ The state supreme court has dismissed: the appeal of Joseph Slye, who was ordered by the superior eourt to return the Grass Valley Boundary mine and make a compléte accounting to the Grass Valley Boundary Mines Co. Slye purchased the mine in 1925, with an agreement with the company that he was to pay $150,000 and give a royalty of 20 percent of all ore extracted from the mine. The company brought suit against Slye last year charging the purchase price had not been paid and that he had taken $500,000 in ore from the property without paying any of the royalty. 0 ALTA CALIFORNIA, INC. TO HOLD REGIONAL MEET A meeting of interested parties of Alta California, Inc., an organization sponsoring greater travel and publicity of Northern California, will be held Saturday, July 9 at the Bret Harte Inn in Grass Valley. Delicious Food ATE -Lady Cooks HE Shamrock Cafe # NEW, LIGHT, CLEAN, COOL Broad Street Ida Mae Orey, Prop. 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When she cooks electrically she cooks by accurate recipe temperatures and can depend upon the precision temperature control to take all guesswork out of her most “fussy” baking. For whole meal preparation for meats, vegetables, and cooked desserts, the woman who cooks electrically can place them all inan oven during the morning hours, leave the house for the rest of the day and come home again to a complete dinner perfectly cooked. For while she is gone the clock will turn on the clean heat of glowing electric coils and the thermometer will control the cooking temperatures. In more than 210,000 California homes women cook not by luck but by electric cooking science. Recipes become time-after-time successes, for electric cookery 1s as accurate as time itself and certain as science. See these modern marvels of cooke: ry at your dealer’s store or in your local P. G. and E. office. Electric ranges are not costly to b uy and are economical to operate. Right now a Special Electric Range Offer is in effect which includes easy purchase terms. SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE PACIFIC GAS AND E LECTRIC COMPANY Owned + Operated Managed by Californians S. a