July 30, 1928 (6 pages)

: “THE NEVADA CITY pan int SC REREOTENRRD, POSEN segment ron Get Your Home Printed Stationery at The Nugget — ° “0 : = ACR ET =r aaa a Mr. and Mrs.-G. J, Rector have as ia ‘a guest their son, Jack, who is a * Miss Evelyn Kendall, who is con; student at the Woodland Clinic. nected with the Camp Fire Girls at . H. Ivan Dow went to the city Camp Celio, has as a guest her fathTuesday to attend to mining affairs. er, James Kendall of Oakland. He mr. and Mrs. _J. F. Strantz of came up last Wednesday. Oakland arrived Saturday to spend Mr. M. T. Andrew and daughter, . the week end ‘visiting their daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Hathaway, are enter. Mrs. C. B. Townsend. taining Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Grizaldi . County Surveyor’J. R. Mack of of (Reno, Nevada. Mrs. Grizaldi is a Marysville accompanied by his son daughter to the former and sister of ; were in town Monday on official buthe latter lady. ‘PERSONAL MENTION siness. B. F. MeNaught motored to NevaJohn Campbell, a ‘pioneer resident . : Monday ona short business of this county and Yuba and Sierra da: ‘City counties, passed away at the county , Visit. : hospital Tuesday. He was past seven-. William Paynter of Grass Vauey ty years of age. He had many . was in town Monday on a brief visit. friends over these counties who will; It takes a lot of people to.make mourn his passing. He leaves a sis; 4 auto, but earning the money to ter, Mrs. W. P. Miller, of this city. pe the payments on it is left just Subseribe tor The Nugget to one man. Beste seafeofesteate teeta ateoteateatesfenfeateateates ofertas afesteatenteatenteste fe ate oeateoteofeosesteoeafeseate sfeaenteseateaeageste teste est: : . ean Irresistible Summer Selection Mavis Talcum Mavis Face Powder Mavis Toilet Water ee -Loose Powder Compact .0.0.::-:ccssssssjeesestieee Spey este o Tasterteate taste steate te stesTesteste sents re ates" tes! seat wn fon] eo) oe te ate whe ahs feet es A $2.50 Value for $1.79 : HL DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer *, ehetete! etetet x? "e ecto egeee sete tpetenteeoteteotectetestesteatestteteateteatestectesienetetentestentedteed deteeieidtoied: snoloietetenetedl bagesgeagenteateetectectententententeafeotenteatesteafestedenteatentefenfeoetesfeotentesteaeodedfestententetesiests Pe aa ee oe a Sac SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice‘THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley ageetestoeeteageogeeateoteteatesteestestesteotenteateteoteateateestententeteatetebeateatesteatestestesbentesteeteateatentesdetente obese 8 GOLD MINE FOR SALE To clear up estate. Time for search of title and examination given. Terms, cash or its equivalent. No bond or option. Engineer's reports and complete maps available. 19 patented mineral claims. Accessible. Abundance of Timber. 13 mile ditch and flume furnishes free water for power. 20 stamp mill in fair order, assay plant, blacksmith shop, office and tools. Price, $25.000. Inquire of ED UREN, NEVADA CITY, or J. M. O'BRIEN, 709 BALBOA BLDG,, SAN FRANCISCO. «te esteaesteaecteatectoate feageteateteote oefeaenteotefesgeoteateatesteafeeatenteateatetestefesteoitekesteshotesbetesteesiesiete siete YOUR PINE TIMBER Nevada City, Calif. Please come to my place and explain your gum tapping plan in detail, without any obligation to me. liacseype ne acres Pine Timber. “SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE. v: vada City 7740.A.M., 11:30-A. M. 3:15 P. M. *6;30 P. M. a ip Valley’7:55 Roa 41245: ASM. S230 POM. 963408. M. “ Ar, Sacramento 10:40 A. M., 2:30 Po MM. (Gh Pm. *9:30 P: MM: Ar. San Francisco 12:15 P. M. 9246 P.M. 6556 PM. 22715P.M. Ly San Francisco 9:00 A. M. 11:20 A.M. 1:20 P.M.Ly. Sacramento 8-00 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 43:00 P. M. *6:45 P. M. , Ar. Grass Valley 10:45 A. M. 1:45. P. M. 5:45 P. M. *9:30 P. M. 5 Ar. Nevada City 11:00 A. M. 2:00 P. M. ¢6:00 P. M.*9:45 .P. M. Fs (*) Sundays only. (+) Daily except Sunday. Es ba T Sntnieieleteeieieieieins 9 esp tp detectpifitetete sate te seebettete seabed tebe deseo tetetetect te getetetedaedeteetobebeteeleee . Uo FAMILY REUNION ENJOYED AT E. J PRICK HOME CAMPTONVILLE, July 28, (Special to The Nugget)— A fine reunion dinner was served on Sunday at the E. J. Price home with _a number of local and visiting people’ present. Mrs. M. A. Ramm was. the chefess in charge of the cuisine and her artistic efforts were much appreciated. The following were present for the. occasion: Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Price, Miss Elsie Price, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and son, Winsmore Chapman, Ben Williams, Mrs. Jennie Kendall, Fred C. Kendall, Miss Valeria O’Connor. : “Narrow escape from serious injuries was hadeby Charles L. Wilson, Francis Bortsch and Frank Klenzendorf Sunday night when the Klenzendorf car went off the grade near town on the county road. They had been to town and were returning home when the accident occurred on a sharp turn, the wheels skidding in loose gravel. The car went over the grade and turned upside down, pinning the occupants beneath. They crawled out almost unhurt. Bert L. Meek of Oroville, state director of public works, was an honored guest at The Forest Wednesday afternoon while on his way out from the marker dedication ceremonies near Truckee. He had a fine visit with W. B. Meek, who regaled him and his associates with many tales of the early days. The party was presented with a box of fine Camptonville apples. The young son of. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Hays was _ nearly bitten by a rattlesnake while at play Wednesday morning in the woodshed. . His mother hearing some warwhoops rushed to the spot and a large rattler about to strike. Frank W. Meggers was summoned and dispatched the reptile. Len Bishop _ killed a ‘large one while going to Schmidts sawmill Sunday ‘and the Joubert children killed one Tuesday evening while on their way to Downieville. Forest Supervisor Richard L. P. Bigelow of Nevada City was in town Wednesday. Mrs. George Clemo and son of Nevada City arrived Wednesday as the guests of the Groves family. ; James Grimes, mining man of. this ‘section arrived Wednesday from Nei vada City and went to the American . Flag Mine, one of his properties. { Miss Valeria O’Connor of Downieville who has been the guest of Miss Elsie A. Price left Tuesday for her ‘home. . R. J. Bennetts, W. B. Celio and R. E. Harris of Nevada City were in $ town Wednesday on a short visit. $ Mrs. Sadie A. Joubert accompani3 2 : ed by Jason and Bernice Gray all of Gum Extracting Rights Wanted Oakland arrived Monday on a short : . visit with the Joubert family at Oak OWNER CAN CUT TIMBER for mining and all Valley. d h oh t $ Henry Casci made a short business other purposes wherever and whatever he wants. © vidi la Conien Milt See inaudie. = Miss Elsie A. Price has acquired a Z SALE OF PROPERTY CANCELS CONTRACT and x new German police dog, and is quite ‘ * proud of hér new pet. ( S ne owner. 5 new deal must be made with ay +. Ben T. Williams, former resident, ** of San Francisco, who has been visitXa ’ . bs TREES ARE NOT INJURED—$5 per 1000 feet = ing his old home here left Tuesday Bb. M. Guaranty written in contract. be oti EOS et a Gy e Ske me! he following were registered at Narrow faced cutting method used only. Cuts about 4 the Hotel Francis during the few > 4 LAs 14 in. x 6 in. weekly. This method is endorsed ¥*., days: Mr.’ and Mrs. E. Boly, La4 in. x 4 in pe KA : 4 = * Verne, Ben T. Williams, San Franent of Agriculture and State ¢ , : by the U. S. Departtm t 8 Ks cisco: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Budd, DonForest: authorities. = na Budd, Mona Budd, Agnes Conlin, : % Oakland; Bradstreet Miller and wife INCOME: YEARLY RENTAL, $8.00 per 1000 cups of Los Angeles; Rev. EB. J. Davies, ; ne = #% Grass Valley; Guy C. Miller, Palo guaranteed and prepaid and bonus guaranteed based © Slis: Gan F beaid. Gente Rosa: on gum_ harvested, payable at end of season. %. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and (Income may vary between $1 and 6 per acre wooa. 08 left Tuesday for (hele home at gees : 4.’ Modesto after spending a week visited land.) ee ‘ing Mr. Phillips sister, Mrs. Peter Mail the attached coupon or leave with the Chamber — 4} Peterson. : “ , h Netce remy offices. ‘ Ka Reno A. Zerga has moved. to of Commerce or at the es, ae = i Sehmidts Mill where he is employed Fe a Fe ac eee ry cies Ver aceogaisisos ebtecasay/ercetaced pact connenensheasnavenennaescen tive Z. eA AokE wakchinns. = Rev. Davies held a second church F. e Ernst, servite at the Masonic Hall Monday 206 Pine Street, * evening for the people of this community. 1 GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management : Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, oe Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any Oe a Rr i eo arctan he chnieneacten eee Dt meus Gesekck talcic A A. M. reported same day. Signature ..,...LB ta a a Ore Testing Laboratory are equipped for testing and submitting methods for commercial treatment of complex ores. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Floatation, Cyanidation or any metulurgical process. Mine Examinations and Reports Mill Examinations and _ Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH' RCH 8. GRASS VALLEY : CALIF. NUGGET, CALIFORNIA a Soe ee i, ae MONDAY, JULY 30, 1928 NORTH SAN JUAN JOTS — NORTH SAN JUAN, July28, (Special to The Nugget)— Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keeler of Oakland — visited friends here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huckins were county seat visitors Friday. Mrs. Chas. Lane and daughter, Mrs. Bruce Mahoney of Coalingo were here looking after some property interests Friday and ‘Saturday. Mrs. K. J. Fogarty and son, Raymond, visited at Grass Valley Friday. Mrs. Clifford Yates of Colusa and granddaughter,.: Isabelle Red Wood City visited hours Friday. . Bill Kael and Lawrence Duhl of San Francisco visited: here Saturday They were. accompanied by Misses June Duhl and Ruby Landis. Mr. and Mrs. Leslié Cregg and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Danny and daughters, Rose and Beatrice, of Sacramento visited. here Saturday. Edward Fuller and Miss Mary Gillispy. of San Mateo were visiting here Saturday. J. P. Hammond and L. C. Mills of Grants Pass, Oregon, were business visitors here Saturday later going up to Downieville for a few weeks. Mrs. I: W. Musfield and son, Homer, were visitors at the county seat Saturday. They were accompanied by George Cook. Ruby J. Thompson went up to Camptonville to visit her sister, Mrs. Acton Cleveland one day this week. Miss Lucille Fogarty accompanied her to visit friends in Camptonville. Mrs. W. F. Corbett and _= sons, Marley, Bill and Bob, returned to their home in Oakland after a brief visit with her parents, Prof. and Mrs. J. R. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Ninnis and Mrs. H. Paine of Nevada City visited friends here this week. Judge and Mrs. E. W. Engs and son, William, of Downieville paid us a pleasant visit one day this week. J. B. Kerfoot passed thru town one day this week enroute to his home above Downieville. Evan Thomas was in town Wednesday for a few hours, later returning to his home in Downieville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood and son, Carl, of Sweetland and Mrs. Kate Wood of San Francisco visited relatives and friends hé¥e one day this week. _ : I Mrs. Claude Thompson: and_ gon, Harry, of Camptonville and Nafe Thompson of Sweetland visited relatives here Sunday. Clark Brown of Downieville passed thru town enroute to his home one evening this week. tol city visited friends here this week. She was accompanied by Misses Pauline and Verda Long of Loomis and Mrs. Roland York of Roseville. Chester Hanson and Henry Corria of Camptonville ° were in town one day this week ‘on business. Miss Elaine Phelan and sisters, Carmel and Claire, and Chas. Moody of Tyler and Lawrence Calanan, Carl Heronimus and Billie Rector of the Ray Ranch and Herbert Costa of Nevada City visited friends one evening during the week. Ernest Collins’ and Ed Clymo of Sweetland were in town this week. Mike Denike and Miss Dorothy Bradbury went’ to the county seat one day during the week. Mrs. F. Boobin, and daughter, Loretta, of Alleghany visited here this week. enroute to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Henry and sons, of Alleghany were in town. Sam 53 QUR APP cerned personally. eee Nevada City se Tat %! “ Miss Lillian Baskette of the capiCONFIDENTIAL ' TICE AMET ReiGil baa It is with a sense of deep appreciation that we desire to publicly thank our local fire department, the Grass Valley fire department and all others who worked so valiantly in subduing the flames at our recent fire. The headway reached by the-blaze before being discovered made it impossible to save anything on the main floor but the basemert and its contents are in remarkably good shape considering the intense heat and the thousands of gallons of water required to subdue it. The fact that the fire was confined to our building is ancther evidence of the good work done. Reports are still reaching us of individual acts and efforts in our behalf and we hope to thank those conGress Valley BITS OF HUMOR The trouble aused by too much money is not as bad as that caused by .too little. “The flood situation wouldn’t be so bad,” declares the Observer, a the politicians would all. dry up.” Any married man can have a good time if he dvesn’t mind having a bad time with his wife afterward. The young man who puts too much faith in his family tree often finds himself without a limb to stand on. You can usually tell by the honeyed wards one woman uses in talking Smith of : : : : ses ete a faar. Mr. and Mrs.M. Emery and son, to axvther just how catty she is beRussel, went to Nevada this week on hind her back. a business trip. The Observer remarks that the reason modern kitchens are smaller than those in old time houses is because it doesn’t require so much room to open a can. seat visitor early in the week. Mrs. Clarence Laavson and Miss Marjorie Vale of Oakland returned to their homes after a two week’s McCullough was a county visit here on a camping trip. HHS teteiteteictetototetotttetutuioito ith dototdetetoiofebtalsqoleietieiteeng dete teleten Sy Fi : a Our sincere thanks are also due our competitors who so kindly placed their stocks at our disposal and offered to assist us in other ways, and to many others who have helped us by their encouraging words and offers. 3 t ALPHA SARDWARE & SUPPLY (8 Alleghany YOUR BUSINESS HERE IS STRICTLY . There is no‘rule in this bank more rigidly enforced than the one guaranteeing your fundamenal right that your transactions in this bank shall be held strictly confidential. When you walk out of the door you may be satisfied that your personal > i or financial affairs will not be communicated to anyone. Every safeguard is provided ‘and every precaution taken to protect. your interests in this respect. es Because of this you may safely consult with us relative to your most intimate financial plans and problems with entire confidence in the judgment and discretion of our officers. We take a pride in the faith and trust of the people of this community and hold it as one of our highest obligations to -serve each one of our customers in the most helpful way possible, and with the utmost privacy. We invite you to open an account with us. x Grass Valley NEVADA CITY BRANCH : Nevada City UNITED SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

: “THE NEVADA CITY pan int SC REREOTENRRD, POSEN segment ron Get Your Home Printed Stationery at The Nugget — ° “0 : = ACR ET =r aaa a Mr. and Mrs.-G. J, Rector have as ia ‘a guest their son, Jack, who is a * Miss Evelyn Kendall, who is con; student at the Woodland Clinic. nected with the Camp Fire Girls at . H. Ivan Dow went to the city Camp Celio, has as a guest her fathTuesday to attend to mining affairs. er, James Kendall of Oakland. He mr. and Mrs. _J. F. Strantz of came up last Wednesday. Oakland arrived Saturday to spend Mr. M. T. Andrew and daughter, . the week end ‘visiting their daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Hathaway, are enter. Mrs. C. B. Townsend. taining Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Grizaldi . County Surveyor’J. R. Mack of of (Reno, Nevada. Mrs. Grizaldi is a Marysville accompanied by his son daughter to the former and sister of ; were in town Monday on official buthe latter lady. ‘PERSONAL MENTION siness. B. F. MeNaught motored to NevaJohn Campbell, a ‘pioneer resident . : Monday ona short business of this county and Yuba and Sierra da: ‘City counties, passed away at the county , Visit. : hospital Tuesday. He was past seven-. William Paynter of Grass Vauey ty years of age. He had many . was in town Monday on a brief visit. friends over these counties who will; It takes a lot of people to.make mourn his passing. He leaves a sis; 4 auto, but earning the money to ter, Mrs. W. P. Miller, of this city. pe the payments on it is left just Subseribe tor The Nugget to one man. Beste seafeofesteate teeta ateoteateatesfenfeateateates ofertas afesteatenteatenteste fe ate oeateoteofeosesteoeafeseate sfeaenteseateaeageste teste est: : . ean Irresistible Summer Selection Mavis Talcum Mavis Face Powder Mavis Toilet Water ee -Loose Powder Compact .0..0..::-:ccssssssjeesestieee Spey este o Tasterteate taste steate te stesTesteste sents re ates" tes! seat wn fon] eo) oe te ate whe ahs feet es A $2.50 Value for $1.79 : HL DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer *, ehetete! etetet x? "e ecto egeee sete tpetenteeoteteotectetestesteatestteteateteatestectesienetetentestentedteed deteeieidtoied: snoloietetenetedl bagesgeagenteateetectectententententeafeotenteatesteafestedenteatentefenfeoetesfeotentesteaeodedfestententetesiests Pe aa ee oe a Sac SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice‘THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley ageetestoeeteageogeeateoteteatesteestestesteotenteateteoteateateestententeteatetebeateatesteatestestesbentesteeteateatentesdetente obese 8 GOLD MINE FOR SALE To clear up estate. Time for search of title and examination given. Terms, cash or its equivalent. No bond or option. Engineer's reports and complete maps available. 19 patented mineral claims. Accessible. Abundance of Timber. 13 mile ditch and flume furnishes free water for power. 20 stamp mill in fair order, assay plant, blacksmith shop, office and tools. Price, $25.000. Inquire of ED UREN, NEVADA CITY, or J. M. O'BRIEN, 709 BALBOA BLDG,, SAN FRANCISCO. «te esteaesteaecteatectoate feageteateteote oefeaenteotefesgeoteateatesteafeeatenteateatetestefesteoitekesteshotesbetesteesiesiete siete YOUR PINE TIMBER Nevada City, Calif. Please come to my place and explain your gum tapping plan in detail, without any obligation to me. liacseype ne acres Pine Timber. “SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE. v: vada City 7740.A.M., 11:30-A. M. 3:15 P. M. *6;30 P. M. a ip Valley’7:55 Roa 41245: ASM. S230 POM. 963408. M. “ Ar, Sacramento 10:40 A. M., 2:30 Po MM. (Gh Pm. *9:30 P: MM: Ar. San Francisco 12:15 P. M. 9246 P.M. 6556 PM. 22715P.M. Ly San Francisco 9:00 A. M. 11:20 A.M. 1:20 P.M.Ly. Sacramento 8-00 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 43:00 P. M. *6:45 P. M. , Ar. Grass Valley 10:45 A. M. 1:45. P. M. 5:45 P. M. *9:30 P. M. 5 Ar. Nevada City 11:00 A. M. 2:00 P. M. ¢6:00 P. M.*9:45 .P. M. Fs (*) Sundays only. (+) Daily except Sunday. Es ba T Sntnieieleteeieieieieins 9 esp tp detectpifitetete sate te seebettete seabed tebe deseo tetetetect te getetetedaedeteetobebeteeleee . Uo FAMILY REUNION ENJOYED AT E. J PRICK HOME CAMPTONVILLE, July 28, (Special to The Nugget)— A fine reunion dinner was served on Sunday at the E. J. Price home with _a number of local and visiting people’ present. Mrs. M. A. Ramm was. the chefess in charge of the cuisine and her artistic efforts were much appreciated. The following were present for the. occasion: Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Price, Miss Elsie Price, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and son, Winsmore Chapman, Ben Williams, Mrs. Jennie Kendall, Fred C. Kendall, Miss Valeria O’Connor. : “Narrow escape from serious injuries was hadeby Charles L. Wilson, Francis Bortsch and Frank Klenzendorf Sunday night when the Klenzendorf car went off the grade near town on the county road. They had been to town and were returning home when the accident occurred on a sharp turn, the wheels skidding in loose gravel. The car went over the grade and turned upside down, pinning the occupants beneath. They crawled out almost unhurt. Bert L. Meek of Oroville, state director of public works, was an honored guest at The Forest Wednesday afternoon while on his way out from the marker dedication ceremonies near Truckee. He had a fine visit with W. B. Meek, who regaled him and his associates with many tales of the early days. The party was presented with a box of fine Camptonville apples. The young son of. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Hays was _ nearly bitten by a rattlesnake while at play Wednesday morning in the woodshed. . His mother hearing some warwhoops rushed to the spot and a large rattler about to strike. Frank W. Meggers was summoned and dispatched the reptile. Len Bishop _ killed a ‘large one while going to Schmidts sawmill Sunday ‘and the Joubert children killed one Tuesday evening while on their way to Downieville. Forest Supervisor Richard L. P. Bigelow of Nevada City was in town Wednesday. Mrs. George Clemo and son of Nevada City arrived Wednesday as the guests of the Groves family. ; James Grimes, mining man of. this ‘section arrived Wednesday from Nei vada City and went to the American . Flag Mine, one of his properties. { Miss Valeria O’Connor of Downieville who has been the guest of Miss Elsie A. Price left Tuesday for her ‘home. . R. J. Bennetts, W. B. Celio and R. E. Harris of Nevada City were in $ town Wednesday on a short visit. $ Mrs. Sadie A. Joubert accompani3 2 : ed by Jason and Bernice Gray all of Gum Extracting Rights Wanted Oakland arrived Monday on a short : . visit with the Joubert family at Oak OWNER CAN CUT TIMBER for mining and all Valley. d h oh t $ Henry Casci made a short business other purposes wherever and whatever he wants. © vidi la Conien Milt See inaudie. = Miss Elsie A. Price has acquired a Z SALE OF PROPERTY CANCELS CONTRACT and x new German police dog, and is quite ‘ * proud of hér new pet. ( S ne owner. 5 new deal must be made with ay +. Ben T. Williams, former resident, ** of San Francisco, who has been visitXa ’ . bs TREES ARE NOT INJURED—$5 per 1000 feet = ing his old home here left Tuesday Bb. M. Guaranty written in contract. be oti EOS et a Gy e Ske me! he following were registered at Narrow faced cutting method used only. Cuts about 4 the Hotel Francis during the few > 4 LAs 14 in. x 6 in. weekly. This method is endorsed ¥*., days: Mr.’ and Mrs. E. Boly, La4 in. x 4 in pe KA : 4 = * Verne, Ben T. Williams, San Franent of Agriculture and State ¢ , : by the U. S. Departtm t 8 Ks cisco: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Budd, DonForest: authorities. = na Budd, Mona Budd, Agnes Conlin, : % Oakland; Bradstreet Miller and wife INCOME: YEARLY RENTAL, $8.00 per 1000 cups of Los Angeles; Rev. EB. J. Davies, ; ne = #% Grass Valley; Guy C. Miller, Palo guaranteed and prepaid and bonus guaranteed based © Slis: Gan F beaid. Gente Rosa: on gum_ harvested, payable at end of season. %. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and (Income may vary between $1 and 6 per acre wooa. 08 left Tuesday for (hele home at gees : 4.’ Modesto after spending a week visited land.) ee ‘ing Mr. Phillips sister, Mrs. Peter Mail the attached coupon or leave with the Chamber — 4} Peterson. : “ , h Netce remy offices. ‘ Ka Reno A. Zerga has moved. to of Commerce or at the es, ae = i Sehmidts Mill where he is employed Fe a Fe ac eee ry cies Ver aceogaisisos ebtecasay/ercetaced pact connenensheasnavenennaescen tive Z. eA AokE wakchinns. = Rev. Davies held a second church F. e Ernst, servite at the Masonic Hall Monday 206 Pine Street, * evening for the people of this community. 1 GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management : Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, oe Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any

Oe a Rr i eo arctan he chnieneacten eee Dt meus Gesekck talcic A A. M. reported same day. Signature ...,......LB ta a a Ore Testing Laboratory are equipped for testing and submitting methods for commercial treatment of complex ores. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Floatation, Cyanidation or any metulurgical process. Mine Examinations and Reports Mill Examinations and _ Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH' RCH 8. GRASS VALLEY : CALIF. NUGGET, CALIFORNIA a Soe ee i, ae MONDAY, JULY 30, 1928 NORTH SAN JUAN JOTS — NORTH SAN JUAN, July28, (Special to The Nugget)— Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keeler of Oakland — visited friends here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huckins were county seat visitors Friday. Mrs. Chas. Lane and daughter, Mrs. Bruce Mahoney of Coalingo were here looking after some property interests Friday and ‘Saturday. Mrs. K. J. Fogarty and son, Raymond, visited at Grass Valley Friday. Mrs. Clifford Yates of Colusa and granddaughter,.: Isabelle Red Wood City visited hours Friday. . Bill Kael and Lawrence Duhl of San Francisco visited: here Saturday They were. accompanied by Misses June Duhl and Ruby Landis. Mr. and Mrs. Leslié Cregg and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Danny and daughters, Rose and Beatrice, of Sacramento visited. here Saturday. Edward Fuller and Miss Mary Gillispy. of San Mateo were visiting here Saturday. J. P. Hammond and L. C. Mills of Grants Pass, Oregon, were business visitors here Saturday later going up to Downieville for a few weeks. Mrs. I: W. Musfield and son, Homer, were visitors at the county seat Saturday. They were accompanied by George Cook. Ruby J. Thompson went up to Camptonville to visit her sister, Mrs. Acton Cleveland one day this week. Miss Lucille Fogarty accompanied her to visit friends in Camptonville. Mrs. W. F. Corbett and _= sons, Marley, Bill and Bob, returned to their home in Oakland after a brief visit with her parents, Prof. and Mrs. J. R. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Ninnis and Mrs. H. Paine of Nevada City visited friends here this week. Judge and Mrs. E. W. Engs and son, William, of Downieville paid us a pleasant visit one day this week. J. B. Kerfoot passed thru town one day this week enroute to his home above Downieville. Evan Thomas was in town Wednesday for a few hours, later returning to his home in Downieville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood and son, Carl, of Sweetland and Mrs. Kate Wood of San Francisco visited relatives and friends hé¥e one day this week. _ : I Mrs. Claude Thompson: and_ gon, Harry, of Camptonville and Nafe Thompson of Sweetland visited relatives here Sunday. Clark Brown of Downieville passed thru town enroute to his home one evening this week. tol city visited friends here this week. She was accompanied by Misses Pauline and Verda Long of Loomis and Mrs. Roland York of Roseville. Chester Hanson and Henry Corria of Camptonville ° were in town one day this week ‘on business. Miss Elaine Phelan and sisters, Carmel and Claire, and Chas. Moody of Tyler and Lawrence Calanan, Carl Heronimus and Billie Rector of the Ray Ranch and Herbert Costa of Nevada City visited friends one evening during the week. Ernest Collins’ and Ed Clymo of Sweetland were in town this week. Mike Denike and Miss Dorothy Bradbury went’ to the county seat one day during the week. Mrs. F. Boobin, and daughter, Loretta, of Alleghany visited here this week. enroute to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Henry and sons, of Alleghany were in town. Sam 53 QUR APP cerned personally. eee Nevada City se Tat %! “ Miss Lillian Baskette of the capiCONFIDENTIAL ' TICE AMET ReiGil baa It is with a sense of deep appreciation that we desire to publicly thank our local fire department, the Grass Valley fire department and all others who worked so valiantly in subduing the flames at our recent fire. The headway reached by the-blaze before being discovered made it impossible to save anything on the main floor but the basemert and its contents are in remarkably good shape considering the intense heat and the thousands of gallons of water required to subdue it. The fact that the fire was confined to our building is ancther evidence of the good work done. Reports are still reaching us of individual acts and efforts in our behalf and we hope to thank those conGress Valley BITS OF HUMOR The trouble aused by too much money is not as bad as that caused by .too little. “The flood situation wouldn’t be so bad,” declares the Observer, a the politicians would all. dry up.” Any married man can have a good time if he dvesn’t mind having a bad time with his wife afterward. The young man who puts too much faith in his family tree often finds himself without a limb to stand on. You can usually tell by the honeyed wards one woman uses in talking Smith of : : : : ses ete a faar. Mr. and Mrs.M. Emery and son, to axvther just how catty she is beRussel, went to Nevada this week on hind her back. a business trip. The Observer remarks that the reason modern kitchens are smaller than those in old time houses is because it doesn’t require so much room to open a can. seat visitor early in the week. Mrs. Clarence Laavson and Miss Marjorie Vale of Oakland returned to their homes after a two week’s McCullough was a county visit here on a camping trip. HHS teteiteteictetototetotttetutuioito ith dototdetetoiofebtalsqoleietieiteeng dete teleten Sy Fi : a Our sincere thanks are also due our competitors who so kindly placed their stocks at our disposal and offered to assist us in other ways, and to many others who have helped us by their encouraging words and offers. 3 t ALPHA SARDWARE & SUPPLY (8 Alleghany YOUR BUSINESS HERE IS STRICTLY . There is no‘rule in this bank more rigidly enforced than the one guaranteeing your fundamenal right that your transactions in this bank shall be held strictly confidential. When you walk out of the door you may be satisfied that your personal > i or financial affairs will not be communicated to anyone. Every safeguard is provided ‘and every precaution taken to protect. your interests in this respect. es Because of this you may safely consult with us relative to your most intimate financial plans and problems with entire confidence in the judgment and discretion of our officers. We take a pride in the faith and trust of the people of this community and hold it as one of our highest obligations to -serve each one of our customers in the most helpful way possible, and with the utmost privacy. We invite you to open an account with us. x Grass Valley NEVADA CITY BRANCH : Nevada City UNITED SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY