July 3, 1936 (16 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1936._ FLYLOO EARLY CALIFORNIA GAME ‘The effects “of wh whiskey straignt exposed the qualities latent in the character of the players. Glasses _Clinked, stacks of ‘dust’’ on the bar, bets were made on every fly that droned his way toward settling the fate of Rose Gaspar. Jack Royce was nearest the door, his gleamed sibility. The shaft is being kept un-watered at the Garesio property west of Nevada City. The collar of the shaft was timbered recently. Mr. John Bardill has a lease and option on the ground. ing to the girl. Rose stood petrified. Circling, droning his way toward Louis. Buzz! not a breath stirrea. The fly seemed to realize his responBang! Lights were shot out! Tables turned over! Gold scattered, men cursed! When order was restored Jack Royce was a mile away with Rose Gaspar on the saddle before him. i: restlessness apparent, his eye often wandered toward the clock or to the girl. Louis seemed to be favored by the flies. Ah! a buzz, Louis glared a warnLOWELL HILL GRAVEL Reopening has started in the old Steep Hollow tunnel near the old Lowery place with the idea of drifting to the Liberty Hill channel. It is a 1750 foot tunnel and 1600 feet have been opened up. Bad ground is giving some trouble at present. J. T. Anderson, superintendent, and family are living in an abandoned school house at Lowell Hill. The property was worked in early days and the higher price of gold and certainty of another portion of the old channel being unworked prompted the new company to reopen the mine. PENNSYLVANIA MINE Mr. E. R. Bennett of Nevada City is superintendent of the Pennsylvania mine in Browns Valley for the Newmont interests. It is reported he has 50 men employed. Ore mined at the property has been treated at the Empire-Star mine in Grass Valley for some time past, and plans of the company are for a mill in a short time. Considerable adjoining property has been optioned to the Newmont company in recent months. NUGGET ADS PAY rane . Mirrors Silvered Plafe and Window Glass of All Kinds PHONE 722 GLA HILLS FLAT, GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Auto Windshield and Door Gla3s WALL PAPER OF EXTRA VALUE Special Price WHEN TOURING— HISTORIC TOWNS OF “THE DOWNIEVILLE HIGHWAY Don't Fail to Stop at the Willow Springs Store AND SERVICE STATION AT NORTH SAN JUAN FOR YOUR_ GAS, TIRES, OR YOUR ICE CREAM, SOFT DRINKS, BEER AND WINE. If You Have Gold to Sell—We Will Buy ItALSO VISIT OUR NEW THE FORTY-NINER INN Which offers with ll kinds of beers, wines, liquors at your pleasure. refreshments MRS. A. A. CUNNINGHAM . JACK BROOKS A MODERN ‘SERVICE STATION WITH THE REAL 49’ER SPIRIT RIO GRANDE CRACKED GAS ‘aa IS Used for Years by City of Oakland and Many Other California Municipalities Service De Luxe by John MeCan: Jr. THE BEAUTY SPOT IN CASHIN FIELD MARTIN'S ON G. V. HI-WAY tills Cole el Liquor Store ALL REFRIGERATED LIQUORS Next to Black Bart’s Service Station Hills Flat ARCTIC MINE Ed C. Jacobs has taken an option on the Arctic mine on Canyon Creek. It adjoins the Mt. View and is seven miles below Washington, with an elevation of 3,600 feet. Several men are engaged in giving the property a thorough sampling. This property is fully equipped with office, \buildings, and complete power plant. The old North Star compressor purchased some time ago, will operate 16 drills. There are 16 RELIEF HILL GRAVEL MINE. Mr. C. E. Clark, superintendent of the Relief Hill gravel mine at North Bloomfield is making preparations to hydraulic. The property. was operated two or more seasons with success and it is expected it will bein* shape before long. . 1,000 inch water right from Canyon Creek. The property is owned by Los Angeles interests, Mr. L. L. Utter being one of the principal ownae claims and the company owns its] ers. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS . Chinese Herbs, Nature’s Remedy for All Ailments CONSULTATION FREE My office hours daily: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday aed Holidays 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. K. H. LAU, CHINESE HERB CO. Richfield Service Station B. P. ROBINSON, Prop. You can’t buy a better gasoline than Hi-Octane Phone 110 Nevada City. Dogue i . I i . . . . Commercial Street . “Things Come CLEAN From Us” ES. We Call for and Deliver Cleaners Nevada City le Ne i 4 he oh t * % % re oye-e Me sito” ayewtes * ¢ we 9 5 oS he steste nh a MAMI IA MMIII + Seleinieieioieieeinininivivinvicionion Colfax Invites You To An Afternoon and Poccing of SPORTS EVENTS BASEBALL BOXING WRESTLING Se she she ofc rks ote aies Referetote: eofeoteoeteateateatestesteteet aX , re K? te aR? 5 ELENA AAA AAMAS ieee’ -FREEWHISKERINO DANCE JULY 4-5 % at Mes Teideieiejeefeiejeiotes is :—: Continuously :—: TRAVELERS HOTEL GRASS VALLEY eX UDG aK? eae fe ike 49 ’ He ste st fe ee renlerte rte iY, % fe. SEN EN * te ws ere ’ teste FRANK MORGESE st ie Featuring 3 %, o % Go M2 > * Snappiest Accordionist in the State and His aK? afer 14 “HOT CHA” BAND obi etoteteiet Sejefoefeotek i, Me ot Meters eate he 140009-40040406400400000nnnRbeesresesoenoeeet ANOTHER YORK REFRIGERATION UNIT st toy %, * G tthe rte rle she ste stents +, KEEP FOOD AND DRINK COLD e+e AT THE FIREWORKS AFTERNOON AND EVENING SATURDAY JULY 4TH 2 P. M. Baseball—Auburn vs. Colfax nersesterferteserfente > 4:45 P. M. —Boxing and Wrestling 9:30 P. M.—Dance eter 8:30 P. M. a Visit Colfax the Afternoon and Evening of July 4th. Neahefetesfeny iB TRAVELERS HOTEL Installation by W. H. HAHN GRASS VALLEY amen oestesesteerteifestentecfeateatertetestesferteofeafeaeateofaterfestestecteatesfeateoateoateoteatesfectenfstester YOU CAN'T BETTER THE BEST . 3 FINEST FOODS AND COFFEE _ EXCELLENT LIQUORS ~ OLIVER BROTHERS

NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1936._ FLYLOO EARLY CALIFORNIA GAME ‘The effects “of wh whiskey straignt exposed the qualities latent in the character of the players. Glasses _Clinked, stacks of ‘dust’’ on the bar, bets were made on every fly that droned his way toward settling the fate of Rose Gaspar. Jack Royce was nearest the door, his gleamed sibility. The shaft is being kept un-watered at the Garesio property west of Nevada City. The collar of the shaft was timbered recently. Mr. John Bardill has a lease and option on the ground. ing to the girl. Rose stood petrified. Circling, droning his way toward Louis. Buzz! not a breath stirrea. The fly seemed to realize his responBang! Lights were shot out! Tables turned over! Gold scattered, men cursed! When order was restored Jack Royce was a mile away with Rose Gaspar on the saddle before him. i: restlessness apparent, his eye often wandered toward the clock or to the girl. Louis seemed to be favored by the flies. Ah! a buzz, Louis glared a warnLOWELL HILL GRAVEL Reopening has started in the old Steep Hollow tunnel near the old Lowery place with the idea of drifting to the Liberty Hill channel. It is a 1750 foot tunnel and 1600 feet have been opened up. Bad ground is giving some trouble at present. J. T. Anderson, superintendent, and family are living in an abandoned school house at Lowell Hill. The property was worked in early days and the higher price of gold and certainty of another portion of the old channel being unworked prompted the new company to reopen the mine. PENNSYLVANIA MINE Mr. E. R. Bennett of Nevada City is superintendent of the Pennsylvania mine in Browns Valley for the Newmont interests. It is reported he has 50 men employed. Ore mined at the property has been treated at the Empire-Star mine in Grass Valley for some time past, and plans of the company are for a mill in a short time. Considerable adjoining property has been optioned to the Newmont company in recent months. NUGGET ADS PAY rane . Mirrors Silvered Plafe and Window Glass of All Kinds PHONE 722 GLA HILLS FLAT, GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Auto Windshield and Door Gla3s WALL PAPER OF EXTRA VALUE Special Price WHEN TOURING— HISTORIC TOWNS OF “THE DOWNIEVILLE HIGHWAY Don't Fail to Stop at the Willow Springs Store AND SERVICE STATION AT NORTH SAN JUAN FOR YOUR_ GAS, TIRES, OR YOUR ICE CREAM, SOFT DRINKS, BEER AND WINE. If You Have Gold to Sell—We Will Buy ItALSO VISIT OUR NEW THE FORTY-NINER INN Which offers with ll kinds of beers, wines, liquors at your pleasure. refreshments MRS. A. A. CUNNINGHAM . JACK BROOKS A MODERN ‘SERVICE STATION WITH THE REAL 49’ER SPIRIT RIO GRANDE CRACKED GAS ‘aa IS Used for Years by City of Oakland and Many Other California Municipalities Service De Luxe by John MeCan: Jr. THE BEAUTY SPOT IN CASHIN FIELD MARTIN'S ON G. V. HI-WAY tills Cole el Liquor Store ALL REFRIGERATED LIQUORS Next to Black Bart’s Service Station Hills Flat ARCTIC MINE Ed C. Jacobs has taken an option on the Arctic mine on Canyon Creek. It adjoins the Mt. View and is seven miles below Washington, with an elevation of 3,600 feet. Several men are engaged in giving the property a thorough sampling. This property is fully equipped with office, \buildings, and complete power plant. The old North Star compressor purchased some time ago, will operate 16 drills. There are 16 RELIEF HILL GRAVEL MINE. Mr. C. E. Clark, superintendent of the Relief Hill gravel mine at North Bloomfield is making preparations to hydraulic. The property. was operated two or more seasons with success and it is expected it will bein* shape before long. . 1,000 inch water right from Canyon Creek. The property is owned by Los Angeles interests, Mr. L. L. Utter being one of the principal ownae claims and the company owns its] ers. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS . Chinese Herbs, Nature’s Remedy for All Ailments CONSULTATION FREE My office hours daily: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday aed Holidays 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. K. H. LAU, CHINESE HERB CO. Richfield Service Station B. P. ROBINSON, Prop. You can’t buy a better gasoline than Hi-Octane Phone 110 Nevada City. Dogue

i . I i . . . . Commercial Street . “Things Come CLEAN From Us” ES. We Call for and Deliver Cleaners Nevada City le Ne i 4 he oh t * % % re oye-e Me sito” ayewtes * ¢ we 9 5 oS he steste nh a MAMI IA MMIII + Seleinieieioieieeinininivivinvicionion Colfax Invites You To An Afternoon and Poccing of SPORTS EVENTS BASEBALL BOXING WRESTLING Se she she ofc rks ote aies Referetote: eofeoteoeteateateatestesteteet aX , re K? te aR? 5 ELENA AAA AAMAS ieee’ -FREEWHISKERINO DANCE JULY 4-5 % at Mes Teideieiejeefeiejeiotes is :—: Continuously :—: TRAVELERS HOTEL GRASS VALLEY eX UDG aK? eae fe ike 49 ’ He ste st fe ee renlerte rte iY, % fe. SEN EN * te ws ere ’ teste FRANK MORGESE st ie Featuring 3 %, o % Go M2 > * Snappiest Accordionist in the State and His aK? afer 14 “HOT CHA” BAND obi etoteteiet Sejefoefeotek i, Me ot Meters eate he 140009-40040406400400000nnnRbeesresesoenoeeet ANOTHER YORK REFRIGERATION UNIT st toy %, * G tthe rte rle she ste stents +, KEEP FOOD AND DRINK COLD e+e AT THE FIREWORKS AFTERNOON AND EVENING SATURDAY JULY 4TH 2 P. M. Baseball—Auburn vs. Colfax nersesterferteserfente > 4:45 P. M. —Boxing and Wrestling 9:30 P. M.—Dance eter 8:30 P. M. a Visit Colfax the Afternoon and Evening of July 4th. Neahefetesfeny iB TRAVELERS HOTEL Installation by W. H. HAHN GRASS VALLEY amen oestesesteerteifestentecfeateatertetestesferteofeafeaeateofaterfestestecteatesfeateoateoateoteatesfectenfstester YOU CAN'T BETTER THE BEST . 3 FINEST FOODS AND COFFEE _ EXCELLENT LIQUORS ~ OLIVER BROTHERS