July 8, 1929 (6 pages)

har THE NEVADA CITY N SISKIYOU COUNTY A crew of 90 men is at work at the Know Nothing mine in the Forks of Salmon district. Major W. H. Cross is managihg owner. The Guggenheim interests hive. sold their holdings, in the’ Blue Ledge copper claims in the Siskiyou mountains near the Oregon line. This property has 15 miles of tunnels with a large tonnage of ore blocked out. Poor transportation has been a drawback. A railroad ‘from Yreka is projected to reach the pronerty. J. F. Reddy of, Medford, Oregon, is interested. The Comstock mine on Humbug creek near Yreka has'been taken under option by the Heinz Gilbert . Corporation and development work is’ contemplated. The mine has_ past production records. A steam shovel has been installed . to handle the gravel at the Herndon . mine near Gottville to replace the; former dragline method which was, said to be expensive to operate. The. deeper ground is said to carry excellent values. eS Se Benjamin Barhma of San Francis. co who had concluded arrangementswith George Milne of Fort Jones for . the purchase of the Golden Eagle mine and had paid a deposit—of $10,000, dropped dead. . Harry M. and Nelsine Thompson have sold five claims in the Liberty district to the Westco Gold Mining Company, a Nevada concern. Thompson also assigned his interest in 13. other nearby claims to the company. W. J. and Mabel C. Roberts have commenced oction to quiet title to four mining claims in the Liberty district. LAKE COUNTY An 1120 acre’ tract near Lower Lake has been taken’ over by the Clear Lake Gem Mining Company which proposes to mine thysts and sapphires. The company has been permitted to capitalize on a $200,000 basis, with $50,000 worth of stock for public sale and $150,000 to be given to J. F. QGarrette for assignment of his lease on the property. Garrette is a Woodland business man. MARIPOSA COUNTY New machinery-has been installed at the Marble Springs mine in the Bull creek section to replace that burned two years ago. Property has a past production of $2,000,000. The Bondurant mine at Bull creek has been taken over by a new company which is operating on a good scale. MODOC COUNTY The old dumps of the Hayden Hill mine near Adin have been taken over by Brainerd Brother s of Sacramento who propose to about 200,000 tons work of material. Property produced much high grade . ore some years ago. Two years will . be consumed in the process and it is estimated that the dump can be worked for an average cost of $2.50 per ton. EL DORADO COUNTY Location of the old Gross ore shoot assures the erection of a mill on the Van Hooker property. J. A. Flink is in charge of operations. Large development work is under Way at the Pyramid mine in the Rescue section. George Wingfield of Nevada has been experting the Sliger mine near Spanish Dry Diggings. Ray Teybaugh of Greenwood has purchased the Golden Ege quartz property from Sam Bishop. The Dolandson mine near Greentown is employing a smal! crew on development work. Following unwatering of the French mine workings in the Greenwood section, sinking of the shaft is under way by J. M. Berry. Sam Collins is said~to be taking g0od ore from the Grog Pond mine. asus Sse i eatrenan Charles A. Lutz of Stockton spent a few days here visiting his brother, Louis Lutz. ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mansau and little son, and her brother »Mr. Maher, and family are here for a month’s vacation. Mrs. Mansau and Meher are former residents. Mrs. C. J. Brand and daughter, Miss Minnie, had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. . Gayord and two daughters Of Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Hopkins are on an auto tour of the northern Part of the United States. They expect to visit Vancouver, B. C. before returning home. ; — MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man wanted to run MeNess Business in Nevada county. $8 to $12 daily profits. No capital or expeiience required. Wonderful op-' portunity. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, 426 Third St., Oakland, California. 7-8-15* for ame-' . City at 7 a, CALAVERAS COUNTY The Vallecito Western mine, a promising gravel property, has been takne over by the United States Smelting Refining and Mining interests according to advices. The yroperty was opened up five years ago and has a good production record. The Commodore mine near San Andreas is reported sold to the Best and Belcher Mining Company of Virginia City. Property has been developed to a depth of 300 feet but has been closed for a number of years, The new company proposes to sink to greater depth. The shaft at the Osborne mine is being sunk several hundred _ feet deeper by the Belmont Metals. Company, Ine., which holds the property under bond from the Osborne estate. The property is said to have produced a number of rich pockets in past years. A hoist’ and compressor have been installed and a 20 stamp miil is contemplated. The Gwin mine was-reopened last week by interests headed by Jeffrey Schweitzer of San Francisco who have bonded the property for $55,000. The company will install machinery and prospose to sink a new vertical shaft. The property which has a good producion record was first opened about 60 years ago, In 1872 it was reopened by Albert M, Gwin, Jr., son of California’s first senator. J. P. Fuzere while prospecting on the Crossett ranch recently ran into a pocket which is said o have yielded $700. It was a literal grass root find. AMADOR COUNTY A strike of highgrade ore is reported in a cross cut at the Carrie mine about twenty feet deeper. Property is in the Pioneer district. The new dredger’ built by the Lancha Plana Gold Dredging Company to work the former Lancha Plana townsite isto be put in oper,ation this month. The ground is virgin and said to be rich. . It could, not be worked in early: days owing _to its being a townsite. TRINITY COUNTY . A working option has been taken on the Golden Jubilee mine in the Coffee creek section by Art and Lou Williams of Carrville Kremers of Niagara Jails, NG oY from the MeCormick-Saeltzer Comand C. H.: pany of Redding. A large down pay. Law goes into effect. ment is.said to have been made. A , be unable to pay a judgment entered large shipment of pipe is being in, Stalled to bring water to the projp-, ity _erty for power purposes. The lower tunnel is to be ‘extended 500 feet and raises run to the upper tunnel The property was located in.1896 following the finding of a $30,000 nuggt by the Graves brothers. It-is equipped with a ten stamp mill. LASSEN COUNTY A permit has been issued the‘ Diamond Mountain Mines, Ince., to sell sufficient stock to equip its . property with a mill and reduction . works. The company acquired prop‘erty from George N. McDow which is said to show good mineral vaiues and with sufficient tonndge blocked out to warrant the installation of milling facilities. Custom milling will also be carried cn for neighboring properties. Mr. and’ Mrs. Charles Gaus of North Bloomfield were business visitors in Nevada City Friday. : Mr. and Mrs. James Phelan of Tyler were in Nevada City Friday from Quincey. : . Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Snell and ‘daughter, Alberta, and Miss Louise Kemp, all of San Francisco are here} , Visiting visiting — their eld home for a time. John Richards of San Francisco ,is here visiting his mother, Mrs. J. M. Richards, for he coming. week. . Mrs. George W. Hegarty had as a guest her son, Leslie, of AssociatGraniteville Stage leaves Nevada m., for Lake City. North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville at 7 a. m., for Nevada City. Alleghany Stage leaves Nevada City daily, except Sunday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alleghany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves at 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. Nevada City daily at 1 p.m. arLeaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada City in time to connect with 10:30 train for San Francisco. : Washington Stage leaves Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washineton Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada City. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. Dewnieville Auto Stage leaves! ! ! ing to a recently the Industrial Commission, the minIn a single western state, accerd-} issued report of ing industry represents employment for over 10,000 men and a payroll of $17,000,000. : In that same state it was found that aside from ‘these direct beneficiaries of the industry, about 60 per cent of men employed in railiway frieght service are engaged -in transporting metal products. Mining affects the lives and prosperity of workers in almost’ every line of activity from farm hands to physicians. Sveral. large and flourishing communities in the state depend entire‘y on mining for their existence. Any substantial cessation in mining activities or payroll reductions would be a serious blow a the entire state’s progress. This is a typical situation that prevails in the great metal mining stdtes. The stabilizationof all phases of the indusry, the incrased scientific and excutive efficiency and economy, and the increasing demand for metal producg plays a vast part in maintaining the high sandards of American ecivilization, . Mining creates>— prosperity that is reflected throughout the euiiire nation.—Amador Dispatch. example of the Mr, and Mrs, Will Fouyer and son came over-from Truckee Sunday. He attended to business in Sacramento Monday and Tuesday of last week. Mr. Fouyer is traffic officer at Truckee, Mrs. George L. Jones came up from ‘Stanford University, Palo Alto, with her daughter, Helen, who is « student there, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shurtleff had as visitors over the Fourth thei: granddaughter, Miss Ldema Stacey, and,Mr. ‘and Mrs. Thomas Hall and children of Marysville. Miss Mary Schmidt, who is attending summer session at Stanford University, spent a few days here with her parents. J. E. Lewis and Clyde Kirkham, former residents, came up from Piru with their families are spending.heir.vaeation in Nevada City and at Lake Lindsey. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR AUTOMOBILE OWNERS On August 14th, 1929, the new Automobile Financial Responsibiiity Should you against you under or Property. a Public LiabilDamage Claim, Within 15 days after the entry of Judgment your license to drive an automobile in the State of Catlifornia will be forfeited, and will not be re-instated until the judgment is UGGET, CALIFORNIA. Ls Mat SI Oa TEREST PSS ERE 5 ECO A ¥ LOCAL . . (J'APPENINGS . Mr. and Mrs. George Neagle, Sr., have as visitors their son and nephews, © George Neagle and Jim and Robert Martin. Mrs. T. C. Babbitt of Salt Lake City arrived Sunday. by train to attend the funeral” of her brother, the late James Nelson of this sec.ion,—-— Hugh Clendennn’s knee has grealy improved and he has gone o Hobart for the summer. A. F. Duggelby, a former resident of Nevada City and Alleghany, is here visiting from San Francisco. He is a mining engineer and since leaving has been in Europe and South Africa on business connected with mines. : Miss Amelia Mountain of Albany is here vsiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pascoe. Master Fred Worth is’ here to spend his vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Worth of the National . hotel. ° , : Stanley Bice of French Corral was in Nevada City Tuesday attending to business affairs. Fish-are~biting~ flies and spinners very good in the streams around Downieville. Many large ones are being caught. arte Mr. and Mrs. Donald Treadwell and little Betty Hutton, all of. Berkeley, spent a few days here recent: OLOFOLKSSAy. 5 OR CALDWELL. = : WAS RIGHT . The basia of treating sickness has no changed since Dr. Caldwell left Medica paid. For full information regarding this Jaw and how you may protect yourself call, write, or’ phoie— H. B. DOW . 208 Main St., Tel. 207Nevada City, Calif. N.C. N.G RR COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES TIME TABLE AND RATES Trains leave Nevada City at 5:20 a. m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., arriving at San Francisco 1:30 Pp; = Wri. Trains leave Nevada City at 10:00 a. m., Grass Valley 10:25 a. m., making direct connection with S. P. train No. 19; arriving at San Francisco 5:30 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City p. m., Grass Valley at 3:25 p: m., making direct connection with S. P. rain No. 20, leaving San Francisco at 11 a.m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:10 p. m. Also direet-eonnection fer Reno and points east. . SUMMER RATES iffective May 1, 1929 to Sept. 30. 1929. All tickets on sale daily. Stopeovers allowed on 16 day and 3 months tickets. Grass Valley to San Franciseo— 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland— 16 days $8.25; 3 month $10.00. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via Stockton, both ways —16 days $26.25; 3 months $31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via Stockton one way, returning via San ateg Francisco or vice-versa——16 days $28.75; 3 months $24.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—15 days $7.75; 3 months $9.00. Grass Valley to Reno-—16 days $6.50; 3 months $7.50. Grass Valley to Pae'fie Grove via San Francisco or Oakland onty-——16 days $15.00; 3 months $17.75. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via Los Gatos —16 days $12.75; 3 months $14.75. Grass Valley Watsonville—16 months $17.25. Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 day ticket only $4.00. No stop-oyers allowed, to Santa Cruz via days $14.50; 3 . J. English” and daughter, PERSONAL ‘MENTION Mrs. H. H. Buckner left Tuesday for a visit with her ughter, Mrs.H. G. Lyons, in -San ‘Diego. After reaching San Francisco she took the steamer for San Diego. PERSONAL MENTION . Mr. and Mrs. Holden English of Princeton ,;are , visiting Mrs. C. J. English a North Columbia. Mrs. C. Georgia, and Mr. and Mrs. H. English were in Nevada City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan left Saturday o tspend their’ vacation in . Mrs. Ben Preston had as visitors over the week end Mr. and Mrs. B. Kibbey and children of Sacramento. San Francisco’ with relatives. Mrs. Sidney Talbot accompanied Mr. Dolan is wire chief for the. py her sister and _~ brother-in-law, telephone company in this district. . wr. and Mrs. T. A. Lane of San Francisco, reurned to her home in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Lane ' spent a few days visiing her mother, Mrs. George Mainhart. Rutherford Stephens and brother, Jimmie, came up from Sacramento during the week. The former wiil spend his vacation here. Jimmie has enjoyed his. holiday in Sacrameno John Hooper of Richmond is here and took a 3000 foot aeroplane . visiting his old home town for a ride. , few days. Mrs. Raglan Tuttle has asa guest her sister, Mrs. Hazel Pedler Faulkner of Sacramento. Mrs. J. S. McCullough is here on a visit to her old home. She was formerly Miss Dorcas Lawrence. i: . THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIO The Superlative Radio Set of the Year ! At a reasonable price! A demonsration will prove it. Electrical Wiring and Contracting FISCHER’S ELECTRIC AND SPORTING — GOODS STORE Morgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City eS A W. R. JEFFORD & SON Morticians Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Grass Valley Phone 364 Valley ‘Nevada CityPhone 122 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE oe E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets; value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and values of tailings. Assays made for geld, silver, lead and copper. 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har THE NEVADA CITY N SISKIYOU COUNTY A crew of 90 men is at work at the Know Nothing mine in the Forks of Salmon district. Major W. H. Cross is managihg owner. The Guggenheim interests hive. sold their holdings, in the’ Blue Ledge copper claims in the Siskiyou mountains near the Oregon line. This property has 15 miles of tunnels with a large tonnage of ore blocked out. Poor transportation has been a drawback. A railroad ‘from Yreka is projected to reach the pronerty. J. F. Reddy of, Medford, Oregon, is interested. The Comstock mine on Humbug creek near Yreka has'been taken under option by the Heinz Gilbert . Corporation and development work is’ contemplated. The mine has_ past production records. A steam shovel has been installed . to handle the gravel at the Herndon . mine near Gottville to replace the; former dragline method which was, said to be expensive to operate. The. deeper ground is said to carry excellent values. eS Se Benjamin Barhma of San Francis. co who had concluded arrangementswith George Milne of Fort Jones for . the purchase of the Golden Eagle mine and had paid a deposit—of $10,000, dropped dead. . Harry M. and Nelsine Thompson have sold five claims in the Liberty district to the Westco Gold Mining Company, a Nevada concern. Thompson also assigned his interest in 13. other nearby claims to the company. W. J. and Mabel C. Roberts have commenced oction to quiet title to four mining claims in the Liberty district. LAKE COUNTY An 1120 acre’ tract near Lower Lake has been taken’ over by the Clear Lake Gem Mining Company which proposes to mine thysts and sapphires. The company has been permitted to capitalize on a $200,000 basis, with $50,000 worth of stock for public sale and $150,000 to be given to J. F. QGarrette for assignment of his lease on the property. Garrette is a Woodland business man. MARIPOSA COUNTY New machinery-has been installed at the Marble Springs mine in the Bull creek section to replace that burned two years ago. Property has a past production of $2,000,000. The Bondurant mine at Bull creek has been taken over by a new company which is operating on a good scale. MODOC COUNTY The old dumps of the Hayden Hill mine near Adin have been taken over by Brainerd Brother s of Sacramento who propose to about 200,000 tons work of material. Property produced much high grade . ore some years ago. Two years will . be consumed in the process and it is estimated that the dump can be worked for an average cost of $2.50 per ton. EL DORADO COUNTY Location of the old Gross ore shoot assures the erection of a mill on the Van Hooker property. J. A. Flink is in charge of operations. Large development work is under Way at the Pyramid mine in the Rescue section. George Wingfield of Nevada has been experting the Sliger mine near Spanish Dry Diggings. Ray Teybaugh of Greenwood has purchased the Golden Ege quartz property from Sam Bishop. The Dolandson mine near Greentown is employing a smal! crew on development work. Following unwatering of the French mine workings in the Greenwood section, sinking of the shaft is under way by J. M. Berry. Sam Collins is said~to be taking g0od ore from the Grog Pond mine. asus Sse i eatrenan Charles A. Lutz of Stockton spent a few days here visiting his brother, Louis Lutz. ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mansau and little son, and her brother »Mr. Maher, and family are here for a month’s vacation. Mrs. Mansau and Meher are former residents. Mrs. C. J. Brand and daughter, Miss Minnie, had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. . Gayord and two daughters Of Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Hopkins are on an auto tour of the northern Part of the United States. They expect to visit Vancouver, B. C. before returning home. ; — MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man wanted to run MeNess Business in Nevada county. $8 to $12 daily profits. No capital or expeiience required. Wonderful op-' portunity. Write today. FURST & THOMAS, 426 Third St., Oakland, California. 7-8-15* for ame-' . City at 7 a, CALAVERAS COUNTY The Vallecito Western mine, a promising gravel property, has been takne over by the United States Smelting Refining and Mining interests according to advices. The yroperty was opened up five years ago and has a good production record. The Commodore mine near San Andreas is reported sold to the Best and Belcher Mining Company of Virginia City. Property has been developed to a depth of 300 feet but has been closed for a number of years, The new company proposes to sink to greater depth. The shaft at the Osborne mine is being sunk several hundred _ feet deeper by the Belmont Metals. Company, Ine., which holds the property under bond from the Osborne estate. The property is said to have produced a number of rich pockets in past years. A hoist’ and compressor have been installed and a 20 stamp miil is contemplated. The Gwin mine was-reopened last week by interests headed by Jeffrey Schweitzer of San Francisco who have bonded the property for $55,000. The company will install machinery and prospose to sink a new vertical shaft. The property which has a good producion record was first opened about 60 years ago, In 1872 it was reopened by Albert M, Gwin, Jr., son of California’s first senator. J. P. Fuzere while prospecting on the Crossett ranch recently ran into a pocket which is said o have yielded $700. It was a literal grass root find. AMADOR COUNTY A strike of highgrade ore is reported in a cross cut at the Carrie mine about twenty feet deeper. Property is in the Pioneer district. The new dredger’ built by the Lancha Plana Gold Dredging Company to work the former Lancha Plana townsite isto be put in oper,ation this month. The ground is virgin and said to be rich. . It could, not be worked in early: days owing _to its being a townsite. TRINITY COUNTY . A working option has been taken on the Golden Jubilee mine in the Coffee creek section by Art and Lou Williams of Carrville Kremers of Niagara Jails, NG oY from the MeCormick-Saeltzer Comand C. H.: pany of Redding. A large down pay. Law goes into effect. ment is.said to have been made. A , be unable to pay a judgment entered large shipment of pipe is being in, Stalled to bring water to the projp-, ity _erty for power purposes. The lower tunnel is to be ‘extended 500 feet and raises run to the upper tunnel The property was located in.1896 following the finding of a $30,000 nuggt by the Graves brothers. It-is equipped with a ten stamp mill. LASSEN COUNTY A permit has been issued the‘ Diamond Mountain Mines, Ince., to sell sufficient stock to equip its . property with a mill and reduction . works. The company acquired prop‘erty from George N. McDow which is said to show good mineral vaiues and with sufficient tonndge blocked out to warrant the installation of milling facilities. Custom milling will also be carried cn for neighboring properties. Mr. and’ Mrs. Charles Gaus of North Bloomfield were business visitors in Nevada City Friday. : Mr. and Mrs. James Phelan of Tyler were in Nevada City Friday from Quincey. : . Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Snell and ‘daughter, Alberta, and Miss Louise Kemp, all of San Francisco are here} , Visiting visiting — their eld home for a time. John Richards of San Francisco ,is here visiting his mother, Mrs. J. M. Richards, for he coming. week. . Mrs. George W. Hegarty had as a guest her son, Leslie, of AssociatGraniteville Stage leaves Nevada m., for Lake City. North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville at 7 a. m., for Nevada City. Alleghany Stage leaves Nevada City daily, except Sunday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alleghany and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves at 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. Nevada City daily at 1 p.m. arLeaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada City in time to connect with 10:30 train for San Francisco. : Washington Stage leaves Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washineton Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada City. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. Dewnieville Auto Stage leaves! ! ! ing to a recently the Industrial Commission, the minIn a single western state, accerd-} issued report of ing industry represents employment for over 10,000 men and a payroll of $17,000,000. : In that same state it was found that aside from ‘these direct beneficiaries of the industry, about 60 per cent of men employed in railiway frieght service are engaged -in transporting metal products. Mining affects the lives and prosperity of workers in almost’ every line of activity from farm hands to physicians. Sveral. large and flourishing communities in the state depend entire‘y on mining for their existence. Any substantial cessation in mining activities or payroll reductions would be a serious blow a the entire state’s progress. This is a typical situation that prevails in the great metal mining stdtes. The stabilizationof all phases of the indusry, the incrased scientific and excutive efficiency and economy, and the increasing demand for metal producg plays a vast part in maintaining the high sandards of American ecivilization, . Mining creates>— prosperity that is reflected throughout the euiiire nation.—Amador Dispatch. example of the Mr, and Mrs, Will Fouyer and son came over-from Truckee Sunday. He attended to business in Sacramento Monday and Tuesday of last week. Mr. Fouyer is traffic officer at Truckee, Mrs. George L. Jones came up from ‘Stanford University, Palo Alto, with her daughter, Helen, who is «

student there, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shurtleff had as visitors over the Fourth thei: granddaughter, Miss Ldema Stacey, and,Mr. ‘and Mrs. Thomas Hall and children of Marysville. Miss Mary Schmidt, who is attending summer session at Stanford University, spent a few days here with her parents. J. E. Lewis and Clyde Kirkham, former residents, came up from Piru with their families are spending.heir.vaeation in Nevada City and at Lake Lindsey. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR AUTOMOBILE OWNERS On August 14th, 1929, the new Automobile Financial Responsibiiity Should you against you under or Property. a Public LiabilDamage Claim, Within 15 days after the entry of Judgment your license to drive an automobile in the State of Catlifornia will be forfeited, and will not be re-instated until the judgment is UGGET, CALIFORNIA. Ls Mat SI Oa TEREST PSS ERE 5 ECO A ¥ LOCAL . . (J'APPENINGS . Mr. and Mrs. George Neagle, Sr., have as visitors their son and nephews, © George Neagle and Jim and Robert Martin. Mrs. T. C. Babbitt of Salt Lake City arrived Sunday. by train to attend the funeral” of her brother, the late James Nelson of this sec.ion,—-— Hugh Clendennn’s knee has grealy improved and he has gone o Hobart for the summer. A. F. Duggelby, a former resident of Nevada City and Alleghany, is here visiting from San Francisco. He is a mining engineer and since leaving has been in Europe and South Africa on business connected with mines. : Miss Amelia Mountain of Albany is here vsiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pascoe. Master Fred Worth is’ here to spend his vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Worth of the National . hotel. ° , : Stanley Bice of French Corral was in Nevada City Tuesday attending to business affairs. Fish-are~biting~ flies and spinners very good in the streams around Downieville. Many large ones are being caught. arte Mr. and Mrs. Donald Treadwell and little Betty Hutton, all of. Berkeley, spent a few days here recent: OLOFOLKSSAy. 5 OR CALDWELL. = : WAS RIGHT . The basia of treating sickness has no changed since Dr. Caldwell left Medica paid. For full information regarding this Jaw and how you may protect yourself call, write, or’ phoie— H. B. DOW . 208 Main St., Tel. 207Nevada City, Calif. N.C. N.G RR COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES TIME TABLE AND RATES Trains leave Nevada City at 5:20 a. m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., arriving at San Francisco 1:30 Pp; = Wri. Trains leave Nevada City at 10:00 a. m., Grass Valley 10:25 a. m., making direct connection with S. P. train No. 19; arriving at San Francisco 5:30 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City p. m., Grass Valley at 3:25 p: m., making direct connection with S. P. rain No. 20, leaving San Francisco at 11 a.m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:10 p. m. Also direet-eonnection fer Reno and points east. . SUMMER RATES iffective May 1, 1929 to Sept. 30. 1929. All tickets on sale daily. Stopeovers allowed on 16 day and 3 months tickets. Grass Valley to San Franciseo— 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland— 16 days $8.25; 3 month $10.00. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via Stockton, both ways —16 days $26.25; 3 months $31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via Stockton one way, returning via San ateg Francisco or vice-versa——16 days $28.75; 3 months $24.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—15 days $7.75; 3 months $9.00. Grass Valley to Reno-—16 days $6.50; 3 months $7.50. Grass Valley to Pae'fie Grove via San Francisco or Oakland onty-——16 days $15.00; 3 months $17.75.. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via Los Gatos —16 days $12.75; 3 months $14.75. Grass Valley Watsonville—16 months $17.25. Grass Valley to Sacramento— 14 day ticket only $4.00. No stop-oyers allowed, to Santa Cruz via days $14.50; 3 . J. English” and daughter, PERSONAL ‘MENTION Mrs. H. H. Buckner left Tuesday for a visit with her ughter, Mrs.H. G. Lyons, in -San ‘Diego. After reaching San Francisco she took the steamer for San Diego. PERSONAL MENTION . Mr. and Mrs. Holden English of Princeton ,;are , visiting Mrs. C. J. English a North Columbia. Mrs. C. Georgia, and Mr. and Mrs. H. English were in Nevada City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan left Saturday o tspend their’ vacation in . Mrs. Ben Preston had as visitors over the week end Mr. and Mrs. B. Kibbey and children of Sacramento. San Francisco’ with relatives. Mrs. Sidney Talbot accompanied Mr. Dolan is wire chief for the. py her sister and _~ brother-in-law, telephone company in this district. . wr. and Mrs. T. A. Lane of San Francisco, reurned to her home in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Lane ' spent a few days visiing her mother, Mrs. George Mainhart. Rutherford Stephens and brother, Jimmie, came up from Sacramento during the week. The former wiil spend his vacation here. Jimmie has enjoyed his. holiday in Sacrameno John Hooper of Richmond is here and took a 3000 foot aeroplane . visiting his old home town for a ride. , few days. Mrs. Raglan Tuttle has asa guest her sister, Mrs. Hazel Pedler Faulkner of Sacramento. Mrs. J. S. McCullough is here on a visit to her old home. She was formerly Miss Dorcas Lawrence. i: . THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIO The Superlative Radio Set of the Year ! At a reasonable price! A demonsration will prove it. Electrical Wiring and Contracting FISCHER’S ELECTRIC AND SPORTING — GOODS STORE Morgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City eS A W. R. JEFFORD & SON Morticians Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Grass Valley Phone 364 Valley ‘Nevada CityPhone 122 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE oe E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets; value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and values of tailings. 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These ar still the basis of Dr. Caldwell’s Syru Larsen & Hardt Pepsin, a combination of senna anc = other mild hgrbs, with aunts se The simpler the remedy for constipa SG ee oe eee EL ay eI tion, tbe safer for the child and for you = Me Re stetesteste te sferte Ge tet 8 ue 2 he ha are Se Se Se Ye he Me He Neste ete eee ange And. as yon can get results in a mild f = “ and saie way by using Dr. Caldwell’’]%Shap fei Ser tale canes] F WHY QUR WORK IS SATISFACTORY— — strong drugs: _. & (ss bottle will last several months, anc $ : : a get Bie Wh aelen pong eee & The continued growth of our clothes cleaning busi ra jtiano sapast apie , ‘i . : : narcotics. Klderly people find it ideal] % ness is the best evidence of the quality of work we do. All drug stores have the generous bottles ¢ af : or: — Seep apa Reig Bete h If you are not a customer, give cur service a trial. ticel inois, for free tria e. 3 ; cacti : Clotheslewt at our agency at the National Hotel on anes -.—_——~— . Mondays or Thursdays will be delivered the following Thursday or Monday. Fine, modern equipment used in our plant exclusively. : GRASS VALLEY CLEANERSEd Burtner. Proprietor + Phone 375W 111 West Main St. & BeobeGerhesienfe sensors Gethente pentenbe tiene ie nlerte oe ten Ne seni rie ene ee tee tie ts elle Sage sete ote ie ele othe tigen . here tert ola he Me ike shea of 0s Whe nie nae ole Oe ole n2e vie dla ele sle Sle she slo-ate steele ste tose the bette de de ale fester Beafeite In 5M 3 ; i ILLION Y Homes TONIGHT A host of babies will enjoy sound slee; tonight. And their parents will havi + anbroken rest. Castoria is the cause o7!* this coutentiwent im a multitude o: + homes, aa : Good old Castoria! Children ery fc: it. Mothers swear by it. Not a house $ DELICIOUS CUTS OF MEA\ hold where there is an infant shoul ‘ : ever be without it. 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We deliver orders promptly: . old-fashioned mother, noWadays, 4 worries along without it. Twenty { million bottles bought last year! ‘Th: of the number of mothers who rely « Castoria! All these mothers can’t wrong! To keep a buttle in the ha is a precaution vou owe vour little « F) 7 SORE EEO AOE RE OUR MEAT IS GOOD FOR YOU! e KEYSTONE MARKET aoe Calanan and Richards ‘ . Y % os Soe renee shhpbbhhhnhabteahaLateneaatine,