July 5, 1935 (6 pages)

PAGE FOLR, fe } THE NEVADA pn . CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1935. ny —ncmerons ue eenretenaeirenaenaenten ~~ California’s GUS JOHNSON TO Outdoor Girl? OPEN TWO MINES DOWNIEVILELE, July 1. — State Treasurer Chas. G. Johnson was in . Downieville last Saturday en route . to the Tennessee Mine on an inspec. tion ‘trip. He was accompanied by John R. Haley, mining engineer of . note, whom he has retained for the purpose of making a special report: _*en the Tennessee Mine and also on the Monte Cristo, the reports being a preliminary to large scale operations on both properties, according to Mr. . Johnson. A small force of men has been put} at work on the Monte Cristo for the . purpose of opening an old tunnel on} the 300 level to give access to early workings, from -which examina, tion of lode structures will be car-! ried on. . an soocennmentselesssy From. the findings in this tunnel it is expected that it will be possible to determine the feasibility of developing a major quartz reposit by “means of a tunnel located 300 feet Harriet Waddell, L°:. ’--:Representative Outde:: Ci., zt Salinas, July 18 to 21. ":oVs candidate for California’s ‘coon at the California Rodea vertically below the present explora-; ae John: stated that he antiFIFTY DO we eipated a favorable report from the, Delgrosso, arraigned: Monpresent examination, on the strength j of data already at his disposal and . GoM: that he hoped to be able to start On! day before Judge M. large scale operations on both the: Monte Cristo and Tennessee during the present season. He stated that financing is amply provided for in tis plans for the season. —Downieville Messenger. FUNERAL SERVICES. D. Coughlin on a charge of reckless driving pleaded suilty and asked that judgment be passed immediately. a On, examination of his license it showed that it had expired and had not been renewed and also that an erasure had been made on-the part kept for memorandum’ of convic' Alleghany on the Middle Yuba River (GERMAN BAR MINE "PLAN ACTIVE SEASON At the German Bar mine, south otf twelve men are busily engaged in getting the property into shape for ‘an active season. A large 326 cubic foot compressor was installed recently and a small tramway has just been completed from the road to the landing. stage on the river. Supplies will be taken to the property much ’ Wisconsin, last week end are makoe & FOR RAYMOND DAVIS Raymond Davis, aged about 401 years, a native of You Bet, east of Nevada City, and who spent prac. tically all his life in this city, passed away Tuesday morning after a brief illness. He was the son of the late W. E. Davis and Mrs. Davis and was a partner with his father in mining in! the You Bet district. He later entered into the butcher business in this city with his father, operating the shop w iere the iteystone Market now . stands. Mr. Davis enlisted in the army ard served about a year during the world war, returning home and taking a position with the Tahoe National Forest as a truck driver. He was well liked by all who knew him for his genial and genereus ways. (Mr. Davis is survived by a wife; and small daughter of this city, a mother, sister, and brother, the latter being Ted Davis all of Los Angeles and Hollywood. The funeral services will be held; at 10 o’clock this (morning from; Holmes Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Washburn officiating, interment taking place in Pine rove cemetery. His brother and other .family members motored up from Los Angeles to be present at the services. \ CHATFIELD TO MANAGE . KENTUCKY RIDGE MINE ' Clayton Chatfield of Nevada City, has been named by John G. West to #upervise operations at the Kentucky Ridge mine, northwest of here. West who comes from Wisconsin, Jy took a lease on the property trom A. B. Adams of Grass Valley. West and Mrs. West and the latter’s daughter, Miss Phyllis R. Joanmes, who arrived from Green Bay, recenting their home at the mine. { Larger ore bins are being constructed at the property to facilitate the flow of ore into the new tenstamp mill which has just been installed. The ore at the Kentucky Ridge, formerly the Slave mine, is taken from a tunnel. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE “TO HAVE NEW QUARTERS —_——-—— --—_ tions under the California. Vehicle Act. The defendant’ denied having erased any entry on the license. A half filled whiskey bottle was found under the car. Whiskey had been spilled within the drivers compartment. easier by this method. Owing to the steep canyon walls mining is difficult. The tramway that as one car goes up the other comes down. A new vein hasbeen opened up in a 20 foot shaft and it is taking the proper dip and strike. Delgrosso’s car in which he was! The shaft will be sunk another ten driving towards town in Pine street! feet then crosscutting to No. 2 tunabout 3 a. m. Sunday crashed into al nel 300 feet down the hill will betelephone pole in front of the George} gin, in order to connect the workSandow residence, broke off the pole . ings. 2: and cruised on down the street and} The new highway as proposed by came to a stop in front of the for-!the government under President mer Walling home. Delgrosso left] Roosevelt, will run through’ the the car and went home. Sunday Chief {. property half way down the mounof Police Dobson made a complaint} tainside to the Middle Yuba River. against him and brought him into] It will be of great benefit to the the city court. A fifty dollar fine mine permitting: travel to the ‘propwas imposed and Delgrosso’s right . erty a month earlier and a month to drive a car be suspended for six-j; later. ty days, the maximum under a sec. Col. Charles Blood, 184th Infanond convictions for reckless driving. . try, C. N. G., and president of the The Court said: “The Court is!German Bar mining eompany with very suspicious that the missing part , several others, made a trip to the of the whiskey ‘from -the bottle’ mine last Saturday to make an infound had something to do with this spection of the workings. car striking the pole on the left side , The 35 ton ball mill will start the street. The defendant at-) treating ore in a few days. Thomas tempted to deceive the officers and . Stevens, mining engineer, is superthe court on other matters and pos-j intendent of the property. sibly did so in this regard. However, ; semeabae this was not established by evi-} Or ad B I dence. If it had been established the . oe ee 10N penalty would have been very much F tensed trp Seat ot Calltornic Established 1907 { more severe. No consideration is goWILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco . ¢ of ing to be shown in this court to . those H ated.’ who drive cars while intoxic; ee ee 1 erkererteshenherte she shertertese stent aic mete seetente seit featerte MARRIAGE LICENSE t COGSWELL-JOHNSON ——'In Reno, i FORREST B. RISLEY : Nevada, June 29, 1935, to James Ks CLEANING & PRESSING 3 K. Cogswell, over 21, and F. Val* TALLORING : erie Johnson, over 21, both of iPhone 217 W Broad St. Nev. City? Grass Valley, Calif. + se ie Gane eae lesteateateotioteateoteneoesenertecertergenterterfertestentenfesteotege ‘Now, Willie,”’” admonished mam32} “I want you to go in and get ac-} TI quainted with the new nurse and kiss . as Sun Produce and her nice.” i Grocery Co. “Yeah,"’ says Willie, ‘‘and get my . { Nevada City, California Phone 88 face slapped like papa did.” 315 Broad Street Sete ete eet deleitedegetedegequpebqoteneede NATIONAL HOTEL Freeman’s Branch Bakery OPEN 7 A. M.—9 P. M. Commercial Street, Nevada City Pasties on Wednesdays and Saturdays JERSEY CREAM BREAD The Nevada City Chamber of COFFEE SHOP ¢ Commerce will moye its headquarters before August first from the ‘Hiks Building on Pine street to the Davis building on Commercial street. ‘The lower space of the Davis buildmg will be refinished for the Cham“of Commerce. Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present . Day. Conditions Select the FABRIC For Your SUMMER SUIT is so arranged . }, Ses, GRAZING GOOD IN . NATIONAL-FOREST In the neighborhood of 15,000 head of cattle and 35,000 head of sheep are. grazing in the Tahoe National forest this year according to reports. : The migration from the _ valley farms of Nevada, Yuba and Placer counties and in the Sierra /and Long ! . Valleys; and around Reno on the! east, into the mountains of the Tm» hoe National Forest has been, going on for some time. The grass this year in the mountains is heaviersthan for many years past. Due to the large amount of . rainfall this year, both in the valleys and in the mountain regions, the movement of stock into the mountains started later this season. The forage in the lower regions has been better than in years past also, allowing for a longer stay on the farm fields. Leland Smith is in charge of grazing lands in the Tahoe Nationa] forest and B. C. Goldsmith is assistant supervisor of the forest area. GRIZZLEY RIDGE Philip M. Toleman, who is interested in mining at Happy Camp, and Mr. Joseph Merriam of Bedford, N, Y., arrived in Nevada City Sunday. They are here on business in connection with the Grizzley Ridge mining property north of Nevada City in which they are interested. Assessment work is being attended to at this time. at the WANTED—Clean rags Nugget Office. ne ——— . NEVADA CITY HOME . ! LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY Mrs. Mullis, Prop. Boulder St. Nevada City Phone 491 W Vv. Prompt and Reasonable Service BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us fot j quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather Ray Feagans, who is operating ua mine above Washington, spent the Fourth of July in Nevada City with his parents. _ STEAM LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 108 NEVADA CITY PHONE 250-W proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator. Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City . GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS s he % DG COLGATE ; SOAP SALE Cashmere Boguet, regular cake 10°; 3 FOR 29° White Perfumed Soaps Orchid, ofntleafefeofnfeoesfefenfegeofegteagestespeteagos ie ~ 2 oe Lavender, Charmis, White Rose 5° 6 FOR 29¢ ‘ Columbia Lunch Kit Complete with pint bottle Pt ferferfe ste ohs ole feofe ste strate: DRUG STORE Ne he Weegee she ate the re esha afe nse see ene Ree Ne EO MN MII Located at the Nevada City Garage all for $1.69 DICKERMAN’S NEVADA CITY ‘ , # Worse eske ste she mheate steaks ote ahe sels se ole alerteaheske seaterhe ste ofeate GLASSES Open the door to’a new world Sor people whose eyesight is poor GEO. H SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Se & 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Bias PLANS ESTIMATES . GEO. M. BOBST. “BUILDER OF FINE HOMES" CONTRACTOR Mills, Head Frames, Hoist Houses Built. Machinery Set. Can furnish complete units, set in place, ready to run. Contract as a whole or part. Nothing too large, None too small. “Let George Do It” NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. PHONE 289-M Signal Stove Oil . UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA fry Our Delicious Italian Lunches , and Dinners Raviola and Chicken CAFE 50° PPAMENR Royse es Ah ace es aang ties asaya Lucca'’s Special ga eit $1.00 COMPLETE. BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS 220 MAIN STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 164 Like all of Signal’s varied products it’s Stove Oil is reSUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men and Women A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS 109 S$. Church St., Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152. Se Nevada City Routes Wednesday and Saturday fined after a special formula which insures greater heating service at a savings. which you will appreciate. We liveries to your home. Signal Distributor Phone Grass Valley 626 ! can make regular deElectrical Murray ! COMPLETE LINE OF APEX REFRIGERATORS WASHERS AND IRONERS COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! WE WILL CALL AND TEST YOUR RADIO TUBES FREE 203 Commercial Street Nevada City Phone 454 7-7 FRATERNAL AND Whetierierierzens CLUB DIRECTORY . HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, i N. S. G. W. Meets every Tuesday evening at Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Visiting Native Sons welcome. JOE O'NEILL, President. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec'y. a a a ao . Marigold Beauty Shop Davis T:.oscript Bldg., Commercial Street SPECIAL!! Limited Time Only Steam Oil Permanent Wave _ $1.95, Complete ORRA COMTE. Telephone 470 ie a te ee a a ae eo — 7 ae Wheterbergerereafentonteotententententendentesieie ete lesteitesiengeny . The quarters at present occupied the Nevada City Chamber — of ‘Commerce will be occupied by the (Nevada City Division of the United Sates Forest Service in addition to the adjoining quarters which they Under the administration of R. P. Bigelow, who came here in 4908 the forest service department ere has constantly expanded and a ‘amber of times they have had to larger quarters. If You Are Sick and others fail to help you—see_ us. Our Herbs have helped many and we can help you, too. WE EDIT YOUR PHONE Our jarge variety of worsted, . WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB Regular meetings the 2nd and fourth Mondays of the month, at the Brand Studio. oe President, Mrs. Geo. Gildersleeve. Secretary, Mrs. Leland Smith. Office hours for the summer months —Saturday 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. Sunday 9 a. m. to 2 p. m: only. YEE & YEE CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS woolen, twist, tweed, and other summer patterms awaits your selection. Quick and Efficient Service for Your Cleaning and Dyeing Grass Valley Cleaners . ED. BURTNER, Proprietor Phone 375 Grass Valley . Nevada City B. P. O. Elks Lodge, No. 518, Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. ; , W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Rwler. GOOD SERVICE COSTS NO MORE A modern establishment—a trained, intélligent and courteous personnel — distinctive motor equipment and other evidences of progress and prosperity are NOT an indication that funeral service charges will be high. A successful concern can be built only by serving honestly and well, at prices that are fair and reasonable. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME “Ambulance Service With Safety and Dignity” Vv. V. FOLEY, Secretary. 121 8. Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 56W, Grass Valley. Phone 208, Nevada City. Subscribe for The Nugget—NOW. L q

PAGE FOLR, fe } THE NEVADA pn . CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1935. ny —ncmerons ue eenretenaeirenaenaenten ~~ California’s GUS JOHNSON TO Outdoor Girl? OPEN TWO MINES DOWNIEVILELE, July 1. — State Treasurer Chas. G. Johnson was in . Downieville last Saturday en route . to the Tennessee Mine on an inspec. tion ‘trip. He was accompanied by John R. Haley, mining engineer of . note, whom he has retained for the purpose of making a special report: _*en the Tennessee Mine and also on the Monte Cristo, the reports being a preliminary to large scale operations on both properties, according to Mr. . Johnson. A small force of men has been put} at work on the Monte Cristo for the . purpose of opening an old tunnel on} the 300 level to give access to early workings, from -which examina, tion of lode structures will be car-! ried on. . an soocennmentselesssy From. the findings in this tunnel it is expected that it will be possible to determine the feasibility of developing a major quartz reposit by “means of a tunnel located 300 feet Harriet Waddell, L°:. ’--:Representative Outde:: Ci., zt Salinas, July 18 to 21. ":oVs candidate for California’s ‘coon at the California Rodea vertically below the present explora-; ae John: stated that he antiFIFTY DO we eipated a favorable report from the, Delgrosso, arraigned: Monpresent examination, on the strength j of data already at his disposal and . GoM: that he hoped to be able to start On! day before Judge M. large scale operations on both the: Monte Cristo and Tennessee during the present season. He stated that financing is amply provided for in tis plans for the season. —Downieville Messenger. FUNERAL SERVICES. D. Coughlin on a charge of reckless driving pleaded suilty and asked that judgment be passed immediately. a On, examination of his license it showed that it had expired and had not been renewed and also that an erasure had been made on-the part kept for memorandum’ of convic' Alleghany on the Middle Yuba River (GERMAN BAR MINE "PLAN ACTIVE SEASON At the German Bar mine, south otf twelve men are busily engaged in getting the property into shape for ‘an active season. A large 326 cubic foot compressor was installed recently and a small tramway has just been completed from the road to the landing. stage on the river. Supplies will be taken to the property much ’ Wisconsin, last week end are makoe & FOR RAYMOND DAVIS Raymond Davis, aged about 401 years, a native of You Bet, east of Nevada City, and who spent prac. tically all his life in this city, passed away Tuesday morning after a brief illness. He was the son of the late W. E. Davis and Mrs. Davis and was a partner with his father in mining in! the You Bet district. He later entered into the butcher business in this city with his father, operating the shop w iere the iteystone Market now . stands. Mr. Davis enlisted in the army ard served about a year during the world war, returning home and taking a position with the Tahoe National Forest as a truck driver. He was well liked by all who knew him for his genial and genereus ways. (Mr. Davis is survived by a wife; and small daughter of this city, a mother, sister, and brother, the latter being Ted Davis all of Los Angeles and Hollywood. The funeral services will be held; at 10 o’clock this (morning from; Holmes Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Washburn officiating, interment taking place in Pine rove cemetery. His brother and other .family members motored up from Los Angeles to be present at the services. \ CHATFIELD TO MANAGE . KENTUCKY RIDGE MINE ' Clayton Chatfield of Nevada City, has been named by John G. West to #upervise operations at the Kentucky Ridge mine, northwest of here. West who comes from Wisconsin, Jy took a lease on the property trom A. B. Adams of Grass Valley. West and Mrs. West and the latter’s daughter, Miss Phyllis R. Joanmes, who arrived from Green Bay, recenting their home at the mine. { Larger ore bins are being constructed at the property to facilitate the flow of ore into the new tenstamp mill which has just been installed. The ore at the Kentucky Ridge, formerly the Slave mine, is taken from a tunnel. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE “TO HAVE NEW QUARTERS —_——-—— --—_ tions under the California. Vehicle Act. The defendant’ denied having erased any entry on the license. A half filled whiskey bottle was found under the car. Whiskey had been spilled within the drivers compartment. easier by this method. Owing to the steep canyon walls mining is difficult. The tramway that as one car goes up the other comes down. A new vein hasbeen opened up in a 20 foot shaft and it is taking the proper dip and strike. Delgrosso’s car in which he was! The shaft will be sunk another ten driving towards town in Pine street! feet then crosscutting to No. 2 tunabout 3 a. m. Sunday crashed into al nel 300 feet down the hill will betelephone pole in front of the George} gin, in order to connect the workSandow residence, broke off the pole . ings. 2: and cruised on down the street and} The new highway as proposed by came to a stop in front of the for-!the government under President mer Walling home. Delgrosso left] Roosevelt, will run through’ the the car and went home. Sunday Chief {. property half way down the mounof Police Dobson made a complaint} tainside to the Middle Yuba River. against him and brought him into] It will be of great benefit to the the city court. A fifty dollar fine mine permitting: travel to the ‘propwas imposed and Delgrosso’s right . erty a month earlier and a month to drive a car be suspended for six-j; later. ty days, the maximum under a sec. Col. Charles Blood, 184th Infanond convictions for reckless driving. . try, C. N. G., and president of the The Court said: “The Court is!German Bar mining eompany with very suspicious that the missing part , several others, made a trip to the of the whiskey ‘from -the bottle’ mine last Saturday to make an infound had something to do with this spection of the workings. car striking the pole on the left side , The 35 ton ball mill will start the street. The defendant at-) treating ore in a few days. Thomas tempted to deceive the officers and . Stevens, mining engineer, is superthe court on other matters and pos-j intendent of the property. sibly did so in this regard. However, ; semeabae this was not established by evi-} Or ad B I dence. If it had been established the . oe ee 10N penalty would have been very much F tensed trp Seat ot Calltornic Established 1907 { more severe. No consideration is goWILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco . ¢ of ing to be shown in this court to . those H ated.’ who drive cars while intoxic; ee ee 1 erkererteshenherte she shertertese stent aic mete seetente seit featerte MARRIAGE LICENSE t COGSWELL-JOHNSON ——'In Reno, i FORREST B. RISLEY : Nevada, June 29, 1935, to James Ks CLEANING & PRESSING 3 K. Cogswell, over 21, and F. Val* TALLORING : erie Johnson, over 21, both of iPhone 217 W Broad St. Nev. City? Grass Valley, Calif. + se ie Gane eae lesteateateotioteateoteneoesenertecertergenterterfertestentenfesteotege ‘Now, Willie,”’” admonished mam32} “I want you to go in and get ac-} TI quainted with the new nurse and kiss . as Sun Produce and her nice.” i Grocery Co. “Yeah,"’ says Willie, ‘‘and get my . { Nevada City, California Phone 88 face slapped like papa did.” 315 Broad Street Sete ete eet deleitedegetedegequpebqoteneede NATIONAL HOTEL Freeman’s Branch Bakery OPEN 7 A. M.—9 P. M. Commercial Street, Nevada City Pasties on Wednesdays and Saturdays JERSEY CREAM BREAD The Nevada City Chamber of COFFEE SHOP ¢ Commerce will moye its headquarters before August first from the ‘Hiks Building on Pine street to the Davis building on Commercial street. ‘The lower space of the Davis buildmg will be refinished for the Cham“of Commerce. Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present . Day. Conditions Select the FABRIC For Your SUMMER SUIT is so arranged . }, Ses, GRAZING GOOD IN . NATIONAL-FOREST In the neighborhood of 15,000 head of cattle and 35,000 head of sheep are. grazing in the Tahoe National forest this year according to reports. : The migration from the _ valley farms of Nevada, Yuba and Placer counties and in the Sierra /and Long ! . Valleys; and around Reno on the! east, into the mountains of the Tm» hoe National Forest has been, going on for some time. The grass this year in the mountains is heaviersthan for many years past. Due to the large amount of . rainfall this year, both in the valleys and in the mountain regions, the movement of stock into the mountains started later this season. The forage in the lower regions has been better than in years past also, allowing for a longer stay on the farm fields. Leland Smith is in charge of grazing lands in the Tahoe Nationa] forest and B. C. Goldsmith is assistant supervisor of the

forest area. GRIZZLEY RIDGE Philip M. Toleman, who is interested in mining at Happy Camp, and Mr. Joseph Merriam of Bedford, N, Y., arrived in Nevada City Sunday. They are here on business in connection with the Grizzley Ridge mining property north of Nevada City in which they are interested. Assessment work is being attended to at this time. at the WANTED—Clean rags Nugget Office. ne ——— . NEVADA CITY HOME . ! LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY Mrs. Mullis, Prop. Boulder St. Nevada City Phone 491 W Vv. Prompt and Reasonable Service BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us fot j quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather Ray Feagans, who is operating ua mine above Washington, spent the Fourth of July in Nevada City with his parents. _ STEAM LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 108 NEVADA CITY PHONE 250-W proofed and repaired. Expert Radiator. Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City . GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS s he % DG COLGATE ; SOAP SALE Cashmere Boguet, regular cake 10°; 3 FOR 29° White Perfumed Soaps Orchid, ofntleafefeofnfeoesfefenfegeofegteagestespeteagos ie ~ 2 oe Lavender, Charmis, White Rose 5° 6 FOR 29¢ ‘ Columbia Lunch Kit Complete with pint bottle Pt ferferfe ste ohs ole feofe ste strate: DRUG STORE Ne he Weegee she ate the re esha afe nse see ene Ree Ne EO MN MII Located at the Nevada City Garage all for $1.69 DICKERMAN’S NEVADA CITY ‘ , # Worse eske ste she mheate steaks ote ahe sels se ole alerteaheske seaterhe ste ofeate GLASSES Open the door to’a new world Sor people whose eyesight is poor GEO. H SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Se & 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Bias PLANS ESTIMATES . GEO. M. BOBST. “BUILDER OF FINE HOMES" CONTRACTOR Mills, Head Frames, Hoist Houses Built. Machinery Set. Can furnish complete units, set in place, ready to run. Contract as a whole or part. Nothing too large, None too small. “Let George Do It” NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. PHONE 289-M Signal Stove Oil . UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA fry Our Delicious Italian Lunches , and Dinners Raviola and Chicken CAFE 50° PPAMENR Royse es Ah ace es aang ties asaya Lucca'’s Special ga eit $1.00 COMPLETE. BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS 220 MAIN STREET NEVADA CITY PHONE 164 Like all of Signal’s varied products it’s Stove Oil is reSUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men and Women A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS 109 S$. Church St., Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152. Se Nevada City Routes Wednesday and Saturday fined after a special formula which insures greater heating service at a savings. which you will appreciate. We liveries to your home. Signal Distributor Phone Grass Valley 626 ! can make regular deElectrical Murray ! COMPLETE LINE OF APEX REFRIGERATORS WASHERS AND IRONERS COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! WE WILL CALL AND TEST YOUR RADIO TUBES FREE 203 Commercial Street Nevada City Phone 454 7-7 FRATERNAL AND Whetierierierzens CLUB DIRECTORY . HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, i N. S. G. W. Meets every Tuesday evening at Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Visiting Native Sons welcome. JOE O'NEILL, President. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec'y. a a a ao . Marigold Beauty Shop Davis T:.oscript Bldg., Commercial Street SPECIAL!! Limited Time Only Steam Oil Permanent Wave _ $1.95, Complete ORRA COMTE. Telephone 470 ie a te ee a a ae eo — 7 ae Wheterbergerereafentonteotententententendentesieie ete lesteitesiengeny . The quarters at present occupied the Nevada City Chamber — of ‘Commerce will be occupied by the (Nevada City Division of the United Sates Forest Service in addition to the adjoining quarters which they Under the administration of R. P. Bigelow, who came here in 4908 the forest service department ere has constantly expanded and a ‘amber of times they have had to larger quarters. If You Are Sick and others fail to help you—see_ us. Our Herbs have helped many and we can help you, too. WE EDIT YOUR PHONE Our jarge variety of worsted, . WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB Regular meetings the 2nd and fourth Mondays of the month, at the Brand Studio. oe President, Mrs. Geo. Gildersleeve. Secretary, Mrs. Leland Smith. Office hours for the summer months —Saturday 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. Sunday 9 a. m. to 2 p. m: only. YEE & YEE CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS woolen, twist, tweed, and other summer patterms awaits your selection. Quick and Efficient Service for Your Cleaning and Dyeing Grass Valley Cleaners . ED. BURTNER, Proprietor Phone 375 Grass Valley . Nevada City B. P. O. Elks Lodge, No. 518, Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. ; , W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Rwler. GOOD SERVICE COSTS NO MORE A modern establishment—a trained, intélligent and courteous personnel — distinctive motor equipment and other evidences of progress and prosperity are NOT an indication that funeral service charges will be high. A successful concern can be built only by serving honestly and well, at prices that are fair and reasonable. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME “Ambulance Service With Safety and Dignity” Vv. V. FOLEY, Secretary. 121 8. Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 56W, Grass Valley. Phone 208, Nevada City. Subscribe for The Nugget—NOW. L q