July 22, 1929 (6 pages)

init MONDAY, JULY 22,1929 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CAI IFORNI!. Se eta a msec oreeees ee er = 41= SS ——————— rT reer “ ee ere a ea mes ; TANA f CAMPTONVILLE PERSONALS siness trip to. Nevada City Saturdays ago from San Francisco on a THE NEVADA CITY ‘NUGGET’ — COURT CALEND.2 : ak day. . short visit to her mother, Mrs. Jos. , Two:representatives of the South-. ') Mr. and Mrs. William A. Long genera oS i ; 5 At or Tevada’ City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Carlson mot.B. Landis Ld ieee Judge ern Pacific , Company, = including . metored to Nevada’ City Saturday ‘ Published weekly ea Mondays _ Nevada City, California, Frank Steel ...s¥2.-.-.-.2 1. Clerk ercit _bhotographer were in this sec3 Lawrenee Richards of Grass Valored to Grass Valley Tuesday. and entered as mail matter of the second class in the poms W. E. Wright .. District ‘Attorney, tion’ Thursday -taking data on a fey was in town Sunday. . Mrs. Leonard. L. Bishop and fice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. . Cectt Coughlin -..-.-.--.---Reporter . forty-nine trail which their company. Ray MeCuilough of North San daughter and Mrs. John: G. Ramm SUBSCRIPTION RATES —_— proposes to inaugurate this next. Juan spent Sunday in this section on of Oak Valley spent Tuesday in $2.00 Estate James Keller, Lila M. year. The trail will be from Sacra-. business. . town visiting Mrs. M. G. Calvin. One Year, any address in California, in advance ... : Champion appointed administratrix. mento, going to Truckee, over the. © Clifford’ Wayman, wife and family Mr. and Mrs. Abner Kennady moOutside California, in U. S. ... caice cing aa ea aL 2.50 John Mulroy appariser. Nilon Hen-. Yuba Pass, through Downieville-and. and party of friends-of the bay dis tored to) Nevada City Tuesday. Three Months . Oe Mah ee A Legal Newspaper of Genera and Nevada County, as published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby . Elsie P. Willoughby . Circulation for Nevada City defined by legal statute. Printed and Editor and Publisher Associate COZY CORNER CHAT > THE PRESENT AGITATION by . the city trustees im pulting a few . teeth into the traffic. ordinance in . which quite a few of the tax payers’ . shekels have been invested, is likely . to lead to a tighteneng up of the wide license which has been given the motoring public. Chief of Police Shearer had worked out a nice system’ which was getting results through using Driver Hallett of th efire department and the city treasury. was reaping some real cash benefits. and no one was being gouged either. Someone came along however and said the fire department was getting a black eye as a result and that the driver was ex+ pected to stay at the fire house 24 hours a day on active duty. Result, the traffic inspection work ceased. . The first thing for the fire depart-! ment to consider is that the city trustees are providing the mony to pay the driver and they should have some measure of control over his: work also. In the. next place it is . illegal to call for 24 hours a day . service from any individual. The. city is not in a position to use a} full time traffic officer with the consequent expense. If such were the case there would have to be so Many arrests to keep up an appearance that the practice of pinching! -motorists On every occasion would . soon become obnoxious and Nevada . City would be getting some undesir. able advertising. There is no need of . having a special traffie officer eee . but there should be some one patrol. ling the business section and cease . this backing out of. streets into traffic to avoid going around the block, the fagrant use of the streets by; the outside trucks without regard . to the traveling public, and wronk parking. If only the streéts were} marked as they now promise to be: and then some intelligent attention given to educating the motoring public that there must be respect: for, the traffic ordinance which was en-: ‘acted in keeping with the uniform state ordinance, life and limb be safe here. Chief Shearer had the right solution of the prob:em of keeping the streets patroNed at a} minimum of expense. and it is to be hoped that the fire Cepartment . will fall in with the idea and make . t possible to keep up a semblance . of enforcing the traffic laws. The} trustees aire anxious Nevada . City. shall model with reasonable license for its’ citizens and visitors but a little backup for] those who do not desire to show. a desire to keep within decent limits. Let the trustees proceed with the marking of the parking and loading zones and then see that the motoring public shall use proper discretion when using the streets. ' will ihat be a city, . values is going toe do a lot for ment can be made . tivity ; power :and Electric Company ‘ment. ! jected construction . vestor ‘for a short vacation. MINING CONTINUES to advance . with great regularity in this sectio: of California and it is noticeable from our list of exchanges whieh ‘cover every mining district. in the state, that Nevada county is leading them all in point of activity, and on The present activities of the American Foundation Company ‘in installing the most ad. vanced type of milling equipment in an.attempt to catch the elusive thi, the mining a large scale, too. district in educating population that there is something to a quartz mill more than a few stamps and concentrator. Every time ryou mention a ball mill around her¢ it seems to be lese majesty for ha: not the stamp mill been king fron: time immemorial. The stamp equip a good adjunct of the plant for modern coars¢ ‘erushing, but with a ball mill added for fine grinding and _ regrinding. makes a ‘combination that is wel! nigh complete. If the financing of the Nevada Basin plans can be consummated at an early date now that litigation is out of the way, and such financing seems’ to be unde way, there should be an era of acin this. district such as it has neevr experienced in all its hee tic experience. Nevada City has not had a chance yet. with its unexceljled. mineral possibilities but it now . looks that she is eoming into her own with a veangeance. The develcpments at the Hoge properties give every appearance of opening up i new quartz district’ that is almost entirely virgin ground. Developments et the Champion property are . promising. The day has come now ;whea investors are looking for . properties with a promising future. THE INSTALLATION of the new line. into th@ ashington-Graniteville country is about the biggest thing that could happen to Nevade county mining and the Pacific Ga: is going i its invest power ha reap lerge returns from Cheap dependable the crying need of the Eas for many years and now the seems fair adeguate way. been Belt need to be met in a There are man, of the pro that possess po riches only awaiting the in and the power to make sible their development. properties -in the line tential por AAW Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fuller of Loomis visited Lake Tahoe recently. Lawrence Chatsworth, who has been with the Standard Oil compan: for 27 years, was up from Oaklan He visited hi little daughter who was camped a Lake Vera with the Oakland Cam Fire Girls. Subscribe for Fuller and The Nugect. is nothing like it for ‘Household Package Three years ago, Budweiser Malt Syrup was put on the market. Today millions use it. And say there quality, satisfaction, results. , ANHEUSER-BUSCH io ST. LOUIS America’s Favorite San Sssitien:‘tusiehs nessy & Kelly attorneys. cial distribution. Nilon Kelly, attorneys. : People vs, Ribple—ord missing action. Estate M. A. Mitehcll—F charge of administrator. aessy & Kelly, attorneys. 5747—Martin vs, Ciardel .or -orney for plaintiff. Estate of Matilda Nilon sworn. T. crator, Nilon Hennessy vorneys, uardianship Fred L.: account filed and-distributio ed. Grass Valley Company vs. ant Joseph appears in court and estraining order be dissoly er continued to September Joseph Slye vs. MW J. datter of demand on defer Hennessy & Estate John H. Williams—J. W. O'Neill appointed apparised. iennessy & Kelly, attorneys Nilon Hentrial Sept. 24 W. ix. Wright, at Roseigh, i. H. W. James adminisce Kelly, atCooper. — Jecree due notice to creditors. —confirmation of referee’s sale real Matter taken under consider court. 10 days to file, authorities, “lJaysto answer. Boundary Slye—Defen asks tha this place on through Nevada City Estate Minnie Caddy, Earl J. Cad-. and Grass Valley back to Sacramendy, administrator. Nilon Hennessy. to, making it in one day, running & Kelly, attorneys. large busses, with tourists who are Estate John Icard—-order granting sightseeing in. California, wishing administratrix power to sell mining . to review the country with the early property. Nilon Hennessy & “Kelly . day atmosphere. The Sacramento attorneys. aes Region Citizens Council’ has been Estate J. R. Cornell—Decree pa&r-. working on a °49 trail for quite. some time, wanting to have all the pioneer historicad spots of the state marked so that their story and location can be preserved for future generations. Forest Service officials are-also interested in having landmarks preserved. W. H. Wayman, familiarly known as Bud, was seriously injured at his jhome at Pike City Wednesday morn Nilon er dis inal disEstate John C. Hussey—-Decree/ing when a shot gun exploded in due notice to creditors, Niton Hen-. his hands. Wayman was shooting at sessy and Kelly, witorneys, jack rabbits on his ranch there, the 3194—HEstate.William L, MeVey/first barrel went all right, but —decree due notice “Lo creditors, when he pulled the trigger for the Nilon Hennessy & Keily, attorneys. second the gun blewup, shattering his arm with steel. He was wealened considerable by the loss of blood and was rushed to,the Nevada City Sanitarium where X-Rays were taken, revealing a large piece of iron next to the bone near the elbow, but the bone was not broken. Although the_injury will not. prove serious, it la. Set second annual account filed, W. i.!/will lay him up for quite a time Wright, attorney, before he will be able to use his Estate N. W. Bennets, deceased!arm and hand again. —John W, O'Neill executor sworn. Robert Beame of Pike was a buFinal} siness visitor Friday. nh: grantett Owsley Gray arrived Friday from Oakland to join the other members Estate of Paul Ehman=-Mr. Wil-. 4+ pig family visiting at the Joujams sworn, Sale of personal propbert home at Oak Valley. arty confirmed. Decree es‘ablishing Willian ioves idea short budue notice to creditors.Petition to Establish Birth of answer questions in certain deposiJessie Morrison Marshall. Petitioner] iion regarding alleged stock pooling sworn. Thomas Marshall sworn. irrangement. Argued:-by counsel for W. S. Bigelow vs. C. W. Godfrey . both parties. Demurrer “entered by at al—confirmation of referee’s’sale . !efendants attorney sustained. J. of real property. W. E. Wright at . 1. MeMahon, attorney for plaintiff. -orney. V. E. Wright, attorney for defenaT:G: Bis selow vs. W. S. Bigelow . ant. Register of Actions apieed ules yee. attorney. 3237—Estate of Josephine TherEstate of Thomas F. Brock—Miss: -casf— John Regli petitioner. CG. -F. L. H. Condon special administ 3 McGlashan and W. E. Wright atsworn. Distribution of 4000sh gies torneys.of stock of Grass Valley Boundary }3238—-Estate Perey Mcl.eod BeaMines to estate asked. W.K. ser. Martha S. Pottol petitiower. NiWright appears as attorney for M. jon Hennessy & Kelly aitorney3 Jf. Brock. and gqnpestions witness. —— oe = ation by 1% Mires ed. Mat Sth. Broek-— dant t¢ A SPLENDID VALUE J. F.O’CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer 17 Powell Street at Market ‘nited. States. Mineral. Surveyor * CW M2) uicersed Land Surveyor. Upstair: HOwenn TS RAL over City Wall. Main’ Street; Gras: YNTOWN LGOCAT ION Talleranimportant conventence to you a Specialty, ramento, Cal. Telephones: R Main 3183. Office Main Dr. 2 to 4 p. m. Office practice on} Ott Building Main Street —_——— + FINE WATCH REPA Radie Servicing and . 120 Coyote St. ARMSTRONG & TABER U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys Procuring Title to Mineral Lands 213 Oschner Bldg., Sac W. P. SAWYER will be at‘his office Glasses Correctly Fitted Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Nevada City CLARENCE R, GRAY . Phone’ 157 wate Called for and Delivered This coupon entitles Lite, to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin ilo. sel. » FREE GARAGE T.E. FARROW ; : rosie -FARROW _____W.M. SELL, Jr. 1772--. FEDERAL ferns SER TIRES y A WHAT YOU SAVE ON ONE FEDERAL HELPS TO.SUY IRING THE NEXT Repah: Guaranteed Vulcanizing anu Repairing ‘urchased Bstablishec ir . Piant: South*£an" Franci sco ——— Ore and Bullion Licens®4 by State of California ~ WILDBERG "BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. ) Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley THE ROSE LEE ant Toilet Articles. Lovise Martin BEAUTY SHU?" Hair Dressing Work. Famous Ade le Reauty HORIZED SALES AGENT Y! TepERAL Hie TIRES SERVICE Miller Sac His a EI ee art RE NE TE OOO OTT trict, spent several days camping on . Oregon Creek. Owen Eddy and, Joubert motored to Sacramento Sunday,-Mys. Virginia M. the Masonic Home has been spending Miss Lesta H. Lord, o? at Deeoto, part of her accompanied them. . Fred J. Joubert who has been ing relatives at Sacramento, ed with them. Mrs. Bob Roberts SHhetehetelele tetele tetesloielote die loter eter who vacaMrs. visiltion here, returnarrived a few te ie ote ake 2 a eae > special price. ier LUPE IASON guarantee so , rg ®, Cs we Shlei etep tetetetetonies ete he este sfeste eke rfc oferte oleoke ake e-fefesfete ferke nfe a rat tat tas rst tas % Ms Nerferierge Beatel seibetesteeet eaferfe rte fer fe stere sa ake ate sterterteste ste oh A Genuine Swiss ‘Movement, : Wrist Wateh for $3.30 The ieedint ata price > of these watches is $12.50. When you have made cash purchases to the amount of $5.00, you are then entitled to obtain one at this Every watch carries a manufacturer's See and examine them in our store. R. E BARRIS ~ THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE “It' Pays To Trade With Us!” Mrs. ence, John Collins and son, Clarmotored as far as Auburn Miss Alice Collins who is now .visiting in Palo Alto. 6 Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Bray and son, JHugene, are the of Mr. Mrs.° Mr. with guests and Charles Woodberry. and Mrs. George Trezise had as guests, Mrs. Phil Mason and son, Buddy, and Mrs. Marie Krosha, ail of ®@akland. Se ete ee le let te a ei . Mens or Ladies = ee am tele it "a es , cae og vit 9] that are resaonable. product. Just give us a trial. Yhe . Number One ellen: SO ee eee este Seep toe: he ok Fe ete af =e Tele ett Se poke eer heoheoefeae THE GROCERY STORE WHERE ~ COURTESY AND SERVICE PREVAIL But not only that—we have the largest, most complete stock of pure, fresh groceries in town at prices es o eeiey ‘+ ? “s cca Hineieidicie ee Nees cS = ee ee ee Trade with us and you will akvays get real VALUE! We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular J. J. JACKSON We Deliver Seite “SACRAMENTO AUBURN ‘NEVADA CITY STAGE lyr Nevada ~ City. 7:40 “A.M: (11830 A.M. 8:15 PM. Lv. Grass Valley . 7:55 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 3:30 P.M. Ar. Sacramento..-10:40-A.M. 2:30 P.M. 6:15 P.M. Ar. San Francisco 12:15 P.M. 2:16. POM. 5:55 P.M San Francisco 9:00 A.M. 11:20 A.M. 1:20 P.M. : Sacramento. 8:00° A.M. 11:00—-A.M.3:00 P.M r. Grass Valley . 10:45 A-M. 1:45 P.M. 5:45 P.M . Nevada City 41:00 A.M. 2:00 B.M.:. 6:00 P.M. (*) Sunday only. All other schedules daily. = a —— a a rm} > tie sn yt x . Be rein service atag res for automobile Ly” Ass "an RESERVATIO NS Purse MAIN 4620 FOOT or M SeReEET SACRAMENTO . V hans ‘CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION CO. én, Ss [= td ae Ps E. NN g a V7 te sc 22% somobile Seseeeeeeeeeeeie Ieiieieieieielieiefeteieieieininiainieivinininieieiuieteiie® & tte

init MONDAY, JULY 22,1929 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CAI IFORNI!. Se eta a msec oreeees ee er = 41= SS ——————— rT reer “ ee ere a ea mes ; TANA f CAMPTONVILLE PERSONALS siness trip to. Nevada City Saturdays ago from San Francisco on a THE NEVADA CITY ‘NUGGET’ — COURT CALEND.2 : ak day. . short visit to her mother, Mrs. Jos. , Two:representatives of the South-. ') Mr. and Mrs. William A. Long genera oS i ; 5 At or Tevada’ City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Carlson mot..B. Landis Ld ieee Judge ern Pacific , Company, = including . metored to Nevada’ City Saturday ‘ Published weekly ea Mondays _ Nevada City, California, Frank Steel ......s¥2.-.-.-.2 1. Clerk ercit _bhotographer were in this sec3 Lawrenee Richards of Grass Valored to Grass Valley Tuesday. and entered as mail matter of the second class in the poms W. E. Wright .... District ‘Attorney, tion’ Thursday -taking data on a fey was in town Sunday. . Mrs. Leonard. L. Bishop and fice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. . Cectt Coughlin -...-.-.--.---Reporter . forty-nine trail which their company. Ray MeCuilough of North San daughter and Mrs. John: G. Ramm SUBSCRIPTION RATES —_— proposes to inaugurate this next. Juan spent Sunday in this section on of Oak Valley spent Tuesday in $2.00 Estate James Keller, Lila M. year. The trail will be from Sacra-. business. . town visiting Mrs. M. G. Calvin. One Year, any address in California, in advance ..... : Champion appointed administratrix. mento, going to Truckee, over the. © Clifford’ Wayman, wife and family Mr. and Mrs. Abner Kennady moOutside California, in U. S. ..... caice cing aa ea aL 2.50 John Mulroy appariser. Nilon Hen-. Yuba Pass, through Downieville-and. and party of friends-of the bay dis tored to) Nevada City Tuesday. Three Months .. Oe Mah ee A Legal Newspaper of Genera and Nevada County, as published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby . Elsie P. Willoughby . Circulation for Nevada City defined by legal statute. Printed and Editor and Publisher Associate COZY CORNER CHAT > THE PRESENT AGITATION by . the city trustees im pulting a few . teeth into the traffic. ordinance in . which quite a few of the tax payers’ . shekels have been invested, is likely . to lead to a tighteneng up of the wide license which has been given the motoring public. Chief of Police Shearer had worked out a nice system’ which was getting results through using Driver Hallett of th efire department and the city treasury. was reaping some real cash benefits. and no one was being gouged either. Someone came along however and said the fire department was getting a black eye as a result and that the driver was ex+ pected to stay at the fire house 24 hours a day on active duty. Result, the traffic inspection work ceased. . The first thing for the fire depart-! ment to consider is that the city trustees are providing the mony to pay the driver and they should have some measure of control over his: work also. In the. next place it is . illegal to call for 24 hours a day . service from any individual. The. city is not in a position to use a} full time traffic officer with the consequent expense. If such were the case there would have to be so Many arrests to keep up an appearance that the practice of pinching! -motorists On every occasion would . soon become obnoxious and Nevada . City would be getting some undesir. able advertising. There is no need of . having a special traffie officer eee . but there should be some one patrol. ling the business section and cease . this backing out of. streets into traffic to avoid going around the block, the fagrant use of the streets by; the outside trucks without regard . to the traveling public, and wronk parking. If only the streéts were} marked as they now promise to be: and then some intelligent attention given to educating the motoring public that there must be respect: for, the traffic ordinance which was en-: ‘acted in keeping with the uniform state ordinance, life and limb be safe here. Chief Shearer had the right solution of the prob:em of keeping the streets patroNed at a} minimum of expense. and it is to be hoped that the fire Cepartment . will fall in with the idea and make . t possible to keep up a semblance . of enforcing the traffic laws. The} trustees aire anxious Nevada . City. shall model with reasonable license for its’ citizens and visitors but a little backup for] those who do not desire to show. a desire to keep within decent limits. Let the trustees proceed with the marking of the parking and loading zones and then see that the motoring public shall use proper discretion when using the streets. ' will ihat be a city, . values is going toe do a lot for ment can be made . tivity ; power :and Electric Company ‘ment. ! jected construction . vestor ‘for a short vacation. MINING CONTINUES to advance . with great regularity in this sectio: of California and it is noticeable from our list of exchanges whieh ‘cover every mining district. in the state, that Nevada county is leading them all in point of activity, and on The present activities of the American Foundation Company ‘in installing the most ad. vanced type of milling equipment in an.attempt to catch the elusive thi, the mining a large scale, too. district in educating population that there is something to a quartz mill more than a few stamps and concentrator. Every time ryou mention a ball mill around her¢ it seems to be lese majesty for ha: not the stamp mill been king fron: time immemorial. The stamp equip a good adjunct of the plant for modern coars¢ ‘erushing, but with a ball mill added for fine grinding and _ regrinding. makes a ‘combination that is wel! nigh complete. If the financing of the Nevada Basin plans can be consummated at an early date now that litigation is out of the way, and such financing seems’ to be unde way, there should be an era of acin this. district such as it has neevr experienced in all its hee tic experience. Nevada City has not had a chance yet. with its unexceljled. mineral possibilities but it now . looks that she is eoming into her own with a veangeance. The develcpments at the Hoge properties give every appearance of opening up i new quartz district’ that is almost entirely virgin ground. Developments et the Champion property are . promising. The day has come now ;whea investors are looking for . properties with a promising future. THE INSTALLATION of the new line. into th@ ashington-Graniteville country is about the biggest thing that could happen to Nevade county mining and the Pacific Ga: is going i its invest power ha reap lerge returns from Cheap dependable the crying need of the Eas for many years and now the seems fair adeguate way. been Belt need to be met in a There are man, of the pro that possess po riches only awaiting the in and the power to make sible their development. properties -in the line tential por AAW Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fuller of Loomis visited Lake Tahoe recently. Lawrence Chatsworth, who has been with the Standard Oil compan: for 27 years, was up from Oaklan He visited hi little daughter who was camped a Lake Vera with the Oakland Cam Fire Girls. Subscribe for Fuller and The Nugect. is nothing like it for ‘Household Package Three years ago, Budweiser Malt Syrup was put on the market. Today millions use it. And say there quality, satisfaction, results. , ANHEUSER-BUSCH io ST. LOUIS America’s Favorite San Sssitien:‘tusiehs nessy & Kelly attorneys. cial distribution. Nilon Kelly, attorneys. : People vs, Ribple—ord missing action. Estate M. A. Mitehcll—F charge of administrator. aessy & Kelly, attorneys. 5747—Martin vs, Ciardel .or -orney for plaintiff. Estate of Matilda Nilon sworn. T. crator, Nilon Hennessy vorneys, uardianship Fred L.: account filed and-distributio ed. Grass Valley Company vs. ant Joseph appears in court and estraining order be dissoly er continued to September Joseph Slye vs. MW J. datter of demand on defer Hennessy & Estate John H. Williams—J. W. O'Neill appointed apparised. iennessy & Kelly, attorneys Nilon Hentrial Sept. 24 W. ix. Wright, at Roseigh, i. H. W. James adminisce Kelly, atCooper. — Jecree due notice to creditors. —confirmation of referee’s sale real Matter taken under consider court. 10 days to file, authorities, “lJaysto answer. Boundary Slye—Defen asks tha this place on through Nevada City Estate Minnie Caddy, Earl J. Cad-. and Grass Valley back to Sacramendy, administrator. Nilon Hennessy. to, making it in one day, running & Kelly, attorneys. large busses, with tourists who are Estate John Icard—-order granting sightseeing in. California, wishing administratrix power to sell mining . to review the country with the early property. Nilon Hennessy & “Kelly . day atmosphere. The Sacramento attorneys. aes Region Citizens Council’ has been Estate J. R. Cornell—Decree pa&r-. working on a °49 trail for quite. some time, wanting to have all the pioneer historicad spots of the state marked so that their story and location can be preserved for future generations. Forest Service officials are-also interested in having landmarks preserved. W. H. Wayman, familiarly known as Bud, was seriously injured at his

jhome at Pike City Wednesday morn Nilon er dis inal disEstate John C. Hussey—-Decree/ing when a shot gun exploded in due notice to creditors, Niton Hen-. his hands. Wayman was shooting at sessy and Kelly, witorneys, jack rabbits on his ranch there, the 3194—HEstate.William L, MeVey/first barrel went all right, but —decree due notice “Lo creditors, when he pulled the trigger for the Nilon Hennessy & Keily, attorneys. second the gun blewup, shattering his arm with steel. He was wealened considerable by the loss of blood and was rushed to,the Nevada City Sanitarium where X-Rays were taken, revealing a large piece of iron next to the bone near the elbow, but the bone was not broken. Although the_injury will not. prove serious, it la. Set second annual account filed, W. i.!/will lay him up for quite a time Wright, attorney, before he will be able to use his Estate N. W. Bennets, deceased!arm and hand again. —John W, O'Neill executor sworn. Robert Beame of Pike was a buFinal} siness visitor Friday. nh: grantett Owsley Gray arrived Friday from Oakland to join the other members Estate of Paul Ehman=-Mr. Wil-. 4+ pig family visiting at the Joujams sworn, Sale of personal propbert home at Oak Valley. arty confirmed. Decree es‘ablishing Willian ioves idea short budue notice to creditors.Petition to Establish Birth of answer questions in certain deposiJessie Morrison Marshall. Petitioner] iion regarding alleged stock pooling sworn. Thomas Marshall sworn. irrangement. Argued:-by counsel for W. S. Bigelow vs. C. W. Godfrey . both parties. Demurrer “entered by at al—confirmation of referee’s’sale . !efendants attorney sustained. J. of real property.. W. E. Wright at . 1. MeMahon, attorney for plaintiff. -orney. V. E. Wright, attorney for defenaT:G: Bis selow vs. W. S. Bigelow . ant. Register of Actions apieed ules yee. attorney. 3237—Estate of Josephine TherEstate of Thomas F. Brock—Miss: -casf— John Regli petitioner. CG. -F. L. H. Condon special administ 3 McGlashan and W. E. Wright atsworn. Distribution of 4000sh gies torneys.of stock of Grass Valley Boundary }3238—-Estate Perey Mcl.eod BeaMines to estate asked.. W.K. ser. Martha S. Pottol petitiower. NiWright appears as attorney for M. jon Hennessy & Kelly aitorney3 Jf. Brock. and gqnpestions witness. —— oe = ation by 1% Mires ed. Mat Sth. Broek-— dant t¢ A SPLENDID VALUE J. F.O’CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer 17 Powell Street at Market ‘nited. States. Mineral.. Surveyor * CW M2) uicersed Land Surveyor. Upstair: HOwenn TS RAL over City Wall. Main’ Street; Gras: YNTOWN LGOCAT ION Talleranimportant conventence to you a Specialty, ramento, Cal. Telephones: R Main 3183. Office Main Dr. 2 to 4 p. m. Office practice on} Ott Building Main Street —_——— + FINE WATCH REPA Radie Servicing and . 120 Coyote St. ARMSTRONG & TABER U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys Procuring Title to Mineral Lands 213 Oschner Bldg., Sac W. P. SAWYER will be at‘his office Glasses Correctly Fitted Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Nevada City CLARENCE R, GRAY . Phone’ 157 wate Called for and Delivered This coupon entitles Lite, to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin ilo. sel. » FREE GARAGE T.E. FARROW ; : rosie -FARROW _____W.M. SELL, Jr. 1772--. FEDERAL ferns SER TIRES y A WHAT YOU SAVE ON ONE FEDERAL HELPS TO.SUY IRING THE NEXT Repah: Guaranteed Vulcanizing anu Repairing ‘urchased Bstablishec ir . Piant: South*£an" Franci sco ——— Ore and Bullion Licens®4 by State of California ~ WILDBERG "BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. ) Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley THE ROSE LEE ant Toilet Articles. Lovise Martin BEAUTY SHU?" Hair Dressing Work. Famous Ade le Reauty HORIZED SALES AGENT Y! TepERAL Hie TIRES SERVICE Miller Sac His a EI ee art RE NE TE OOO OTT trict, spent several days camping on . Oregon Creek. Owen Eddy and, Joubert motored to Sacramento Sunday,-Mys. Virginia M. the Masonic Home has been spending Miss Lesta H. Lord, o? at Deeoto, part of her accompanied them. . Fred J. Joubert who has been ing relatives at Sacramento, ed with them. Mrs. Bob Roberts SHhetehetelele tetele tetesloielote die loter eter who vacaMrs. visiltion here, returnarrived a few te ie ote ake 2 a eae > special price. ier LUPE IASON guarantee so , rg ®, Cs we Shlei etep tetetetetonies ete he este sfeste eke rfc oferte oleoke ake e-fefesfete ferke nfe a rat tat tas rst tas % Ms Nerferierge Beatel seibetesteeet eaferfe rte fer fe stere sa ake ate sterterteste ste oh A Genuine Swiss ‘Movement, : Wrist Wateh for $3.30 The ieedint ata price > of these watches is $12.50. When you have made cash purchases to the amount of $5.00, you are then entitled to obtain one at this Every watch carries a manufacturer's See and examine them in our store. R. E BARRIS ~ THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE “It' Pays To Trade With Us!” Mrs. ence, John Collins and son, Clarmotored as far as Auburn Miss Alice Collins who is now .visiting in Palo Alto. 6 Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Bray and son, JHugene, are the of Mr. Mrs.° Mr. with guests and Charles Woodberry. and Mrs. George Trezise had as guests, Mrs. Phil Mason and son, Buddy, and Mrs. Marie Krosha, ail of ®@akland. Se ete ee le let te a ei . Mens or Ladies = ee am tele it "a es , cae og vit 9] that are resaonable. product. Just give us a trial. Yhe . Number One ellen: SO ee eee este Seep toe: he ok Fe ete af =e Tele ett Se poke eer heoheoefeae THE GROCERY STORE WHERE ~ COURTESY AND SERVICE PREVAIL But not only that—we have the largest, most complete stock of pure, fresh groceries in town at prices es o eeiey ‘+ ? “s cca Hineieidicie ee Nees cS = ee ee ee Trade with us and you will akvays get real VALUE! We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular J. J. JACKSON We Deliver Seite “SACRAMENTO AUBURN ‘NEVADA CITY STAGE lyr Nevada ~ City. 7:40 “A.M: (11830 A.M. 8:15 PM. Lv. Grass Valley . 7:55 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 3:30 P.M. Ar. Sacramento....-10:40-A.M. 2:30 P.M. 6:15 P.M. Ar. San Francisco 12:15 P.M. 2:16. POM. 5:55 P.M San Francisco 9:00 A.M. 11:20 A.M. 1:20 P.M. : Sacramento.. 8:00° A.M. 11:00—-A.M.3:00 P.M r. Grass Valley . 10:45 A-M. 1:45 P.M. 5:45 P.M . Nevada City 41:00 A.M. 2:00 B.M.:. 6:00 P.M. (*) Sunday only. All other schedules daily. = a —— a a rm} > tie sn yt x . Be rein service atag res for automobile Ly” Ass "an RESERVATIO NS Purse MAIN 4620 FOOT or M SeReEET SACRAMENTO . V hans ‘CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION CO. én, Ss [= td ae Ps E. NN g a V7 te sc 22% somobile Seseeeeeeeeeeeie Ieiieieieieielieiefeteieieieininiainieivinininieieiuieteiie® & tte