July 30, 1928 (6 pages)

MONDAY, JULY 30, 1928 YUBA PASS MOTORCADE d. WAS ROYALLY FETED “<p. rec c. atenstieta, publicity a The people of Sierra Cty proved themselves to be royal entertainers , on Wednesday when they prepared and served a wonderful trout lun. cheon in a nearby grove for a num-. ber of state officials and visitors returning from the Victory Marker celebration at the state line the day be. fore. The size of the visiting list at . both t pointingly smal] but there was no lack of enthusiasm shown. The Nevada City Chamber Commerce showed its hospitality by dispensing cooling drinks at Uncle SESS SEER tees eae . } 45 in Isleton Butter Cut in quarters Soesedoesosesesesecderseeeseoeeeereeeehenes Seer ego ee BRR then tected trate cate totes teat tester MINING MACHINERY FOR SALE One 16 H. P. Standard Gas Hoist complete luncheon and the Bret Har-! te dinner in the evening was disap. of : Consult us for your needs in building materials of every description at prices which you can afford to pay. A complete stock carried at all times. : NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO. BOSSO69 064 2B ree ep dere trqe een dete deat totes geeteteneces BOD Dette te testeatectecteatecteetectostizestestestentesfestestecettatestecteateaheofecfeogestoteatenfeateate guettot MONDAY AND TUESDAY LEADERS Kiondyke Water Melons from Turlock 2C per tb Turlock Canteloupes CLINCH MERCANTILE CO. NEVADA COUNTY’S SHOPPING CENTER Buy at the Big Low Price Store oe ae. Sheen =o a5 ee ee . Toms Cabin in the afternoon to the {tired and dusty travelers, which ,Tector for the state department of public works, in the evening stated _that the department had the completion of the Ukiah Tahoe and the Yuba Pass Highways in mind for early completion. C. C. Cottrell of the statte automobile association was a . . Speaker and dewlt on the possibilities of. the two great cross state routes. Stpervisor ~T. E. Cochrane of Kings county and ‘president of the ; i State Supervisors Association was a . speaker as also J. C. Durham, E. N. Walker and W. M. David of Reno jand R. L. P. Bigelow, moving factor , of the Yuba Pass: idea. . Hee & oltey spending a two week's e YOUR WORKING TOOLS Nothing is more important than having fine tools to work. with. In our display windows you will find a fine selection to choose from at prices that will tempt your pocketbook and encourage their purchase. Made of the finest material throughout by skilled workmen. They cover a wide range of industrial uses. Come in and look over the line. No obligation to buy. Reeleferfeelesteifeat tote rte a eRe stetest ? es rsfastesteates F, restest ah of & Me stes oh ee ole a gs Ve ate st SeMesPeate staat oe at, Yel * °% rea ’. Nestestete fe) eS a crate , hea re 2 Ibs $1.00 ee ie ie oa ala a + Me stestrstestast et esate staat * Grass Valley areata ay ae teak sey 2, a = Redetotets Silotetitetatetegetanteat One 25 H.P. Callahan Gas Engine One 5 H. P. Sattley Gas Engine One Atlas Crosshead Pump, 2 inch One 2600 tb Roller peering Ore Skip One Ore ae dump 1800 feet 7-8 in. Wire Cab 1300 feet 3-8 inch Wire Cable Call at BIG WILLOW SERVICE STATION near North San Juan, Yuba Pass Highway HENRY HUCKINS $ see aa De THE _ NEVADA ciTy NUGGET, SIXTEEN. TO ONE IS. PAINTING ITS COTTAGES ALLEGHANY, July. 28, (Special to The Nugget)—— Mr. and Mrs. Kingsland and baby, Mrs. Reed and baby and Mr. Lynn drove to Sacramento for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bradbury acj}companied by their daughter, Mrs. L. L. Myers, drove to Oakland. Mrs. has been visiting in Alleghany. Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury will visit in Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Carl “Johnson are vacation in San Francisco. Mr. Al Turner has left Alleghany His health has been poor for some time and is hoping the tude will benefit him. He companied by his two _ nephews, Charles and James Shaw, who wére spending their vacation with him. Mr. a business trip. Mrs. Minna * Bradbury and son, James, have gone to Hammonton where they will join her son, Leonard, and family and all will take a two week’s vacation driving to Portland where they will visit relatives. Mr. Lynn and son_ have the contract to paint the Sixteen to One cottages. The new coat of paint. has certainly improved the appearance of the cottages. Mr. Ted Austin has been on the sick list for a few days but is much improved. Mrs. Eddy and daughters, Marelline and Bernice, are visiting Mr. Eddy. Mrs. Ada Binning brother, Mr. Boree. N. B. Bishop of French was in Nevada City Monday. is visiting her Corral Mrs. Patterson and Miss Rouse re. turned to their home in San Fran. cisco Sunday after a visit here with : their gandmother, less. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jacobson and two children of Oakland are spending their vacation. with her father, UL. Stegman of French Corral. They were Nevada City visitors Wednesday The many friends garet Peard will be “Pleased to learn that she is about again after a recent operation for tonsisl. Mrs. E. Werner, Mrs. M. D. Hoff and Mrs. Charles Elliott attended a bridge party at Auburn at the home. of Mrs. J. F.McGrath, nesday. : Ry Francis Hogan is spending some time at Wilbur Springs. Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Meservery of Town Talk have as. guests, their son, W. Meservey, wife and daughter, Grace. Mrs. A. A. Willoughby and two children returned Saturday from a two month’s trip to Mendocino and Santa Cruz counties. Mrs. Willough. by attended Miss Swope’s summer . School at Santa Cruz while away and , Will take up teaching in the school at North San Juan in September. } . . . . pie your home comfortable last winter? Did you have clean, efficient heating with no bother or trouble? The P G and E has a staff of men especially trained to advise you on what is good heating equipment. They recommend only gas heating equipment that is well made for long years of efficient and clean heating. This equipment gives you more comfortable heat for fess money spent for fuel. Repairs to gas heating equipment are also made and guaranteed by the P G and E. Phone or call at our office for full details, PaciFic Gas AND ELectric COMPANY : Gross a‘. berated ~ Fitness pain ‘aliforniau: lower alti. was ac-" Grace has gone to Martinez on for Mrs. Bessie Nick-' of Miss Mar: removal of her ' Wed. CALIF ORN 1A “LEGAL N NOTICE ORDINANCE No. 205 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TRAVEL OVER AND UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS AND BRIDGES OF T CITY OF NEVADA. The Council of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: WHEREAS, the safety of the public and the preservation of the bridges of the City of Nevada from threatened injury and destruction by ; the operation thereon and thereover of heavy and overloaded vehicles: NOW, THEREFORE, it is ordained_as follows, to wit: SECTION 1. Definitions: Unless . it appears from the context that a different meaning is intended, the following words shall have the meanings given by this section and shall be construed as follows: (a) “Persons’’ shall include any individual, copartnership, association. corporation; .company, firm or other ageregation of individuals. (b) ‘‘Motor vehicle’ shall include all vehicles, with or without trailers, propelled otherwise than by muscular power, except such vehicles as run, upon stationary rails or tracks. (ce) “Public streets’’ shall include bridges when the latter are a part of the highway. (d) ‘‘Owner” edict iriclude any person owning a motor vehicle or other ! vehicle, or having the use thereof; under lease or otherwise, or operat: ! ing the vehicle by employment or permission of the person claiming to own the same. SECTION 2. It shall be unlawful for any person, as owner or otherwise, to drive. operate, haul or move, or cause to be driven, operated, hauled or moved any vehicle drawn or moved by the use of horses, mules or other animals over or upon the Gault or Pine street bridge, situate on Pine street, in the City of Nevada, the weight of which vehicle and trailer, if any, including the animals by which the vehicle is moved, and including the weight or { load thereon, shall exceed three (3) tons. ! SECTION 3. It shall be unlawful any gees as owner or otherwise, to driv operate, propel or ; move, or cause to be driven, opera. ted, propelled or moved over, up/on or across said Gault or Pine . street bridge, any motor vehicle, with or without a trailer, the weight of which motor vehicle and trailer, if any, including the weight or load . thereon, shall exceed three (3) tons. SECTION 4. It shall be unlawful for any person, as owner or otherwise, to drive, operate, haul or move, or cause to be driven, operated, hauled or moved any vehicle drawn or ; moved by the use of horses, mules . or other animals over or upon the i Main street bridge, situateat the foot of Main street in the City of Nevada, the weight of which vehicle and trailer, if any, including the animals by which the vehicle is moved, and including the weight or . load thereon, shall exceed seven (7) tons. E SECTION 5. It shall be unlawful for any person, as owner or otherwise, to drive. operate, propel or j; move, or cause to be driven, operated, propelled or moved over, upon or across said Main street bridge any motor vehicle, with ar without a trailer, the weight of which mot, orevehicle and trailer, if any. inelui dine the weight or load thereon shall exeeed: seven (7) tons. SHCTION 6. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions. of See tions 2. 3, 4 or 5 of this ordinance shall guiltv ofa misdemeanor he an? yon eonvietion thereof shall be runishohle by p fine not three hundred dollars, or by imnprisanment-in the city iail not exeeedine three months or bv both such fine end imprisonment. Bach day’s violatinn bv anv person of the provision: of Seetion 2, 8, 4. or 5 of this ordi nanee shalt eenstitute'a separate and distinet offense. SECTION 7. The violation of thie ordinance may be prosecuted by the . authorittes of the Citv of Nevada as . 2 misdemeanor, in the name of the . people of the State of California. or my be redressed by civil action. at the option of the authorities of . Said city. SECTION 8. All ordinances and , Darts of ordinanees in -eonfliet with i's ordnance are hereby repealed. SECTION 9. This ordinance shall vublished at least once in the “Ne svada City Nugget, a newspaper of Fereral cirenlation published and circulsted in the City of Nevada, and shall be effective unon the completien of the first publication. The foregoing ordinance was enrated by the Council of the City of Nevada. at a regular meeting of the board held this 26th day of July 1928, and was passed by the following vote: Avye—-Trustees and Armstrong. Nay—tTrustees, None. Absent—tTrustees Holmes Pennetts. Seaman, , Murchie and &. SEAMAN., President pro tém of the Board of Trustees. and acting Mayor of the City of Nevada. Attest: GEORGE H. CALANAN, (SEAL) City Clerk. First Publication—July 30, 1928. Mrs. H. L. Thomas of French Cor. ral was in our city early in the week, ‘ Dr. and Mrs. R. BE. Werner and Miss Iris Murehie were Sunday Yisitors in Sacramento, Mrs. J. M. Pianezzi is home after ; a visit in Sacramento with her son, ‘Raymond and daughter, Mrs. Will ‘ Twitchell. Roy Kimball, mining man of the Middle Yuba section, -was a visitor in cur city this week. Muller Chapman mento this week after a visit here with his parents, Dr. and Mrs, C. W. Chapman. exceeding !. left for Saera. % gal. Mason Jars dozen $1.45 Jersey Corn Flakes 2 pkgs for 15¢ Three Star Malt } 3 tbs for $1.00 ‘We are presenting handsome life size Dolls with every $5.00 purchase, for only 99 cents. Get your card and when your purchases total $5.00, bring it in. Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. : CHAIN GROCETERIAS INC. “The Best for Less” Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City NEIGHBORS AT HOME AND ABROAD 7 CE TMT ELLE RU LE ‘By Ty . business men talk “as if across the desk” to men on the other side of the continent and over the Atlantic Ocean— women converse from their own homes with friends or relatives nearby and in distant places— the traveler keeps in touch with home and business and makes advance arrangements— THESE ever increasing uses attest the value and dependability of your telephone service that has long since made America a nation of neighbors and now draws closer even the bonds of international commerce and good will. Examples of rates are shown in the front of any telephone directory along with inforniation of benefit to every user. Especially attractive are the evening a: + night rates. ‘The long distance operator will gladiy give you any rate not listed. 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MONDAY, JULY 30, 1928 YUBA PASS MOTORCADE d. WAS ROYALLY FETED “<p. rec c. atenstieta, publicity a The people of Sierra Cty proved themselves to be royal entertainers , on Wednesday when they prepared and served a wonderful trout lun. cheon in a nearby grove for a num-. ber of state officials and visitors returning from the Victory Marker celebration at the state line the day be. fore. The size of the visiting list at . both t pointingly smal] but there was no lack of enthusiasm shown. The Nevada City Chamber Commerce showed its hospitality by dispensing cooling drinks at Uncle SESS SEER tees eae . } 45 in Isleton Butter Cut in quarters Soesedoesosesesesecderseeeseoeeeereeeehenes Seer ego ee BRR then tected trate cate totes teat tester MINING MACHINERY FOR SALE One 16 H. P. Standard Gas Hoist complete luncheon and the Bret Har-! te dinner in the evening was disap. of : Consult us for your needs in building materials of every description at prices which you can afford to pay. A complete stock carried at all times. : NEVADA CITY HARDWARE CO. BOSSO69 064 2B ree ep dere trqe een dete deat totes geeteteneces BOD Dette te testeatectecteatecteetectostizestestestentesfestestecettatestecteateaheofecfeogestoteatenfeateate guettot MONDAY AND TUESDAY LEADERS Kiondyke Water Melons from Turlock 2C per tb Turlock Canteloupes CLINCH MERCANTILE CO. NEVADA COUNTY’S SHOPPING CENTER Buy at the Big Low Price Store oe ae. Sheen =o a5 ee ee . Toms Cabin in the afternoon to the {tired and dusty travelers, which ,Tector for the state department of public works, in the evening stated _that the department had the completion of the Ukiah Tahoe and the Yuba Pass Highways in mind for early completion. C. C. Cottrell of the statte automobile association was a . . Speaker and dewlt on the possibilities of. the two great cross state routes. Stpervisor ~T. E. Cochrane of Kings county and ‘president of the ; i State Supervisors Association was a . speaker as also J. C. Durham, E. N. Walker and W. M. David of Reno jand R. L. P. Bigelow, moving factor , of the Yuba Pass: idea. . Hee & oltey spending a two week's e YOUR WORKING TOOLS Nothing is more important than having fine tools to work. with. In our display windows you will find a fine selection to choose from at prices that will tempt your pocketbook and encourage their purchase. Made of the finest material throughout by skilled workmen. They cover a wide range of industrial uses. Come in and look over the line. No obligation to buy. Reeleferfeelesteifeat tote rte a eRe stetest ? es rsfastesteates F, restest ah of & Me stes oh ee ole a gs Ve ate st SeMesPeate staat oe at, Yel * °% rea ’. Nestestete fe) eS a crate , hea re 2 Ibs $1.00 ee ie ie oa ala a + Me stestrstestast et esate staat * Grass Valley areata ay ae teak sey 2, a = Redetotets Silotetitetatetegetanteat One 25 H.P. Callahan Gas Engine One 5 H. P. Sattley Gas Engine One Atlas Crosshead Pump, 2 inch One 2600 tb Roller peering Ore Skip One Ore ae dump 1800 feet 7-8 in. Wire Cab 1300 feet 3-8 inch Wire Cable Call at BIG WILLOW SERVICE STATION near North San Juan, Yuba Pass Highway HENRY HUCKINS $ see aa De THE _ NEVADA ciTy NUGGET, SIXTEEN. TO ONE IS. PAINTING ITS COTTAGES ALLEGHANY, July. 28, (Special to The Nugget)—— Mr. and Mrs. Kingsland and baby, Mrs. Reed and baby and Mr. Lynn drove to Sacramento for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bradbury acj}companied by their daughter, Mrs. L. L. Myers, drove to Oakland. Mrs. has been visiting in Alleghany. Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury will visit in Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Carl “Johnson are vacation in San Francisco. Mr. Al Turner has left Alleghany His health has been poor for some time and is hoping the tude will benefit him. He companied by his two _ nephews, Charles and James Shaw, who wére spending their vacation with him. Mr. a business trip. Mrs. Minna * Bradbury and son, James, have gone to Hammonton where they will join her son, Leonard, and family and all will take a two week’s vacation driving to Portland where they will visit relatives. Mr. Lynn and son_ have the contract to paint the Sixteen to One cottages. The new coat of paint. has certainly improved the appearance of the cottages. Mr. Ted Austin has been on the sick list for a few days but is much improved. Mrs. Eddy and daughters, Marelline and Bernice, are visiting Mr. Eddy. Mrs. Ada Binning brother, Mr. Boree. N. B. Bishop of French was in Nevada City Monday. is visiting her Corral Mrs. Patterson and Miss Rouse re. turned to their home in San Fran. cisco Sunday after a visit here with : their gandmother, less. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jacobson and two children of Oakland are spending their vacation. with her father, UL. Stegman of French Corral. They were Nevada City visitors Wednesday The many friends garet Peard will be “Pleased to learn that she is about again after a recent operation for tonsisl. Mrs. E. Werner, Mrs. M. D. Hoff and Mrs. Charles Elliott attended a bridge party at Auburn at the home. of Mrs. J. F.McGrath, nesday. : Ry Francis Hogan is spending some time at Wilbur Springs. Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Meservery of Town Talk have as. guests, their son, W. Meservey, wife and daughter, Grace. Mrs. A. A. Willoughby and two children returned Saturday from a two month’s trip to Mendocino and Santa Cruz counties. Mrs. Willough. by attended Miss Swope’s summer . School at Santa Cruz while away and , Will take up teaching in the school at North San Juan in September. } . . . . pie your home comfortable last winter? Did you have clean, efficient heating with no bother or trouble? The P G and E has a staff of men especially trained to advise you on what is good heating equipment. They recommend only gas heating equipment that is well made for long years of efficient and clean heating. This equipment gives you more comfortable heat for fess money spent for fuel. Repairs to gas heating equipment are also made and guaranteed by the P G and E. Phone or call at our office for

full details, PaciFic Gas AND ELectric COMPANY : Gross a‘. berated ~ Fitness pain ‘aliforniau: lower alti. was ac-" Grace has gone to Martinez on for Mrs. Bessie Nick-' of Miss Mar: removal of her ' Wed. CALIF ORN 1A “LEGAL N NOTICE ORDINANCE No. 205 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TRAVEL OVER AND UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS AND BRIDGES OF T CITY OF NEVADA. The Council of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows: WHEREAS, the safety of the public and the preservation of the bridges of the City of Nevada from threatened injury and destruction by ; the operation thereon and thereover of heavy and overloaded vehicles: NOW, THEREFORE, it is ordained_as follows, to wit: SECTION 1. Definitions: Unless . it appears from the context that a different meaning is intended, the following words shall have the meanings given by this section and shall be construed as follows: (a) “Persons’’ shall include any individual, copartnership, association. corporation; .company, firm or other ageregation of individuals. (b) ‘‘Motor vehicle’ shall include all vehicles, with or without trailers, propelled otherwise than by muscular power, except such vehicles as run, upon stationary rails or tracks. (ce) “Public streets’’ shall include bridges when the latter are a part of the highway. (d) ‘‘Owner” edict iriclude any person owning a motor vehicle or other ! vehicle, or having the use thereof; under lease or otherwise, or operat: ! ing the vehicle by employment or permission of the person claiming to own the same. SECTION 2. It shall be unlawful for any person, as owner or otherwise, to drive. operate, haul or move, or cause to be driven, operated, hauled or moved any vehicle drawn or moved by the use of horses, mules or other animals over or upon the Gault or Pine street bridge, situate on Pine street, in the City of Nevada, the weight of which vehicle and trailer, if any, including the animals by which the vehicle is moved, and including the weight or { load thereon, shall exceed three (3) tons. ! SECTION 3. It shall be unlawful any gees as owner or otherwise, to driv operate, propel or ; move, or cause to be driven, opera. ted, propelled or moved over, up/on or across said Gault or Pine . street bridge, any motor vehicle, with or without a trailer, the weight of which motor vehicle and trailer, if any, including the weight or load . thereon, shall exceed three (3) tons. SECTION 4. It shall be unlawful for any person, as owner or otherwise, to drive, operate, haul or move, or cause to be driven, operated, hauled or moved any vehicle drawn or ; moved by the use of horses, mules . or other animals over or upon the i Main street bridge, situateat the foot of Main street in the City of Nevada, the weight of which vehicle and trailer, if any, including the animals by which the vehicle is moved, and including the weight or . load thereon, shall exceed seven (7) tons. E SECTION 5. It shall be unlawful for any person, as owner or otherwise, to drive. operate, propel or j; move, or cause to be driven, operated, propelled or moved over, upon or across said Main street bridge any motor vehicle, with ar without a trailer, the weight of which mot, orevehicle and trailer, if any. inelui dine the weight or load thereon shall exeeed: seven (7) tons. SHCTION 6. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions. of See tions 2. 3, 4 or 5 of this ordinance shall guiltv ofa misdemeanor he an? yon eonvietion thereof shall be runishohle by p fine not three hundred dollars, or by imnprisanment-in the city iail not exeeedine three months or bv both such fine end imprisonment. Bach day’s violatinn bv anv person of the provision: of Seetion 2, 8, 4. or 5 of this ordi nanee shalt eenstitute'a separate and distinet offense. SECTION 7. The violation of thie ordinance may be prosecuted by the . authorittes of the Citv of Nevada as . 2 misdemeanor, in the name of the . people of the State of California. or my be redressed by civil action. at the option of the authorities of . Said city. SECTION 8. All ordinances and , Darts of ordinanees in -eonfliet with i's ordnance are hereby repealed. SECTION 9. This ordinance shall vublished at least once in the “Ne svada City Nugget, a newspaper of Fereral cirenlation published and circulsted in the City of Nevada, and shall be effective unon the completien of the first publication. The foregoing ordinance was enrated by the Council of the City of Nevada. at a regular meeting of the board held this 26th day of July 1928, and was passed by the following vote: Avye—-Trustees and Armstrong. Nay—tTrustees, None. Absent—tTrustees Holmes Pennetts. Seaman, , Murchie and &. SEAMAN., President pro tém of the Board of Trustees. and acting Mayor of the City of Nevada. Attest: GEORGE H. CALANAN, (SEAL) City Clerk. First Publication—July 30, 1928. Mrs. H. L. Thomas of French Cor. ral was in our city early in the week, ‘ Dr. and Mrs. R. BE. Werner and Miss Iris Murehie were Sunday Yisitors in Sacramento, Mrs. J. M. Pianezzi is home after ; a visit in Sacramento with her son, ‘Raymond and daughter, Mrs. Will ‘ Twitchell. Roy Kimball, mining man of the Middle Yuba section, -was a visitor in cur city this week. Muller Chapman mento this week after a visit here with his parents, Dr. and Mrs, C. W. Chapman. exceeding !. left for Saera. % gal. Mason Jars dozen $1.45 Jersey Corn Flakes 2 pkgs for 15¢ Three Star Malt } 3 tbs for $1.00 ‘We are presenting handsome life size Dolls with every $5.00 purchase, for only 99 cents. Get your card and when your purchases total $5.00, bring it in. Out of town orders solicited and prompt service rendered. Send a trial order. : CHAIN GROCETERIAS INC. “The Best for Less” Phone 176 Powell Block Nevada City NEIGHBORS AT HOME AND ABROAD 7 CE TMT ELLE RU LE ‘By Ty . business men talk “as if across the desk” to men on the other side of the continent and over the Atlantic Ocean— women converse from their own homes with friends or relatives nearby and in distant places— the traveler keeps in touch with home and business and makes advance arrangements— THESE ever increasing uses attest the value and dependability of your telephone service that has long since made America a nation of neighbors and now draws closer even the bonds of international commerce and good will. Examples of rates are shown in the front of any telephone directory along with inforniation of benefit to every user. Especially attractive are the evening a: + night rates. ‘The long distance operator will gladiy give you any rate not listed. Voice Zee a thenghts Ly telephone ao-% a THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE (. and TELEGRAPH COMPANY a %. ial GROCERY BARGAINS ‘resh Lot of Salami just in. Fine for: Lunches. Swifts Pride Washing Powder, large package Peets Granulated Soap. Big package Imported Swiss Cheese always in stock 22000.. cc conn GHIDOTTI’S GROCERY se erdertooerteoerdondeogedeogeteateesfertenteogeogengenteogeteafeotesteogetenteate eat ndeateafeesteodecteoteogecteaiagechagecdedesgecgegl NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson ~ Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinaland X-Ray Cases Modern Equipment Nevada City Bete Bite ofetete feobetestestotegeteoteteteteoested teh theo oboe oehotg LEPELIEEEPEEE ESET ESTEE LETTE OLE LTTE EEOC OOSS SSO Ambulance Service W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors 1 Auburn Street Grass Valley Phones 16R, 364 Experienced Lady Assistant Main Street Nevada. City Phone 122 >»