June 17, 1932 (8 pages)

PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIF ORNIA : FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1932 — ey KOPP'S BAKERY Our Specialties “ Rolls Glazed and Raised Doughnuts Phone 76 We Deliver _ NEVADA CITY CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY SUITS $1.00 $1.25 LADIES’ AND MEN’S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. Bost Building . Broad Street Nevada City, California Ore and Bullion Purchased —-Licensed-by State of California ~~~ Established 1907 2 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING Co, Offices: 742 Market St.,San Franci Plant: South San Francisco: f NEVADA CITY CLEANERS a W.H. Osborne Cleaning,— Pressing,— Repairing FRED ML MILLER > CONSULTING ENGINEER . CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR Hydraulics — Irrigation-— Surveys “yand Classification. LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADS OOUNTY. . Uydraulics — Irrigation — Surveys Office at Residence — Grass Valley, 262 Auburn ciao OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW SuITE 1-2-3 CiTY HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 GRASS VALLEY : YOUR MOST DAINTY FABRICS ARE SAFE : HERE Phone 375 111 West Main Street eleieleleieieinkieielneiy ED. BURTNER, Proprietor Will call Monday and Thurs day afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. We will credit your phone charges. VITA for HEALTH, YOUTH and VIGOR Men, women and children find KELP-O-VITA a safe and efficient treatment for debility, loss of vital powers and glandujar impairment. YOU CAN BE OLD AT FORTY OR YOUNG AT SIXTY. QUIT DYING BEFORE YOUR TIME. KELP-OVITA is a mineralized vegetable, easy and pleasant to take, not habit-forming. RICH in Vitamines’ and Organic Salts. KELP-O-VITA is a REVITALIZER, a REHABILITATOR, 2a RFIJUVINATOR, an INVIGORATOR and a. RBCONSTRUCTIVE. {NCREASES VIB _ TALITY and gives PEP, VIM and VIGOR. -O-VITA is for VITALITY, the last wordin modern science, send this adv. with your mame, address an cin stamps or coin for ress Kelp-O-Vita Laboratories, 1046 Venice Blvd.,. Los . -bring-out.a-.dandy--Sunday—crowd, . brought into GOLER CANYON PLACER Goler canyon. With the successful try-out of the large sluicing plant, several properties now under option will speedily come to a head. Britton and Murphy before deciding the’ method of handling the placer material made many runs in a smaller plant with flattering results compared with the sampling that was done in shaft sinking, boring and in many other ways; when it came to the slogan, “LETS GO” a large gas shovel was brought in for the purpose of building a mountain road up the side of the high hill, on the south side of Sand canyon, where the mill plant was to be constructed. A pipe line less than a mile in length connects the huge tanks on top of the hill, settling tanks weil’ tarred on the inside are in place; for the present try-out the placer material will be trucked to the mill. Later on a tram will be installed, when so, tie gold saver can be counted on as true to name. In no way does the operations thus far advanced show any indications of being a promotion proposition. Dan Murphy being asked “is there any surety that the machine will be doing business next Sunday,’’ he replied that ‘‘it’ll be going all right’ and a come-back, Twhy }” When answered that a little publicity would then and there the quickest route down the canyon for the:news gatherer was the workers trail. All of which meant, that even on a quiet week day there is all ways a sufficiency crowding the workers. Last week the large gold dredger in Benson gulch was hung up awaiting the arrival of Mr. Pierce, the builder, to make’some repairs. In the mean time the three quarter shovel was building a large stack of gravel and dirt for the next runs. C. C. Harris, well known northwestern business man, and president of the Josophine Mines Inc., with headquarters at Spokane, Washington, was shown over the Goler diggings by D. V. Cole of Los Angeles. Pumping the waters, caused by last winter’s storms, from two of the 60 foot shafts. (bedrock) in Goler canyon proper, has been resumed with favorable showings. Gold claim is progressing in good order. R. A. Watson and Los Angeles associates, in opening this ‘round, located at the mouth of Goler canyon, will soon prove the underground values of that section of e district. D.\Y. Cole, the owner of choice hinceses! the canyon, has granted four lease » the lesses to start sinking shafts immediately. His holdings are much in ed At an average of twenty five gold seekers a day call at his Los EN ote seeking information as t . the desert placers, x va Owing to the dampness the sround surface, all of the ‘old-time dry wash miners are getting by byy finding pay dirt in many of the old shafts, and {i some cases where they worked back in the 90s. A cleanup of the Jack Evans lease, at the end of the day’s work, Rands»urg, recently showed well in coarse gold,. several small nuggets.extracted before the wash proceeded, added to the looks and value in the California gold pan. 0 Placerville—New porch being in»Sinking of the shaft on the Fine]. Blub-b-b-b _. KERN RIVER BASIN . By Jo P. Carroll The Big Blue mine, now operated by the American Smelting and Refining Company under the supervision of Aerial Horrie, has completed the projectoed 150-foot. winze, sinking from the 260-foot level, put in sump and is cross-cutting in a At present about 30 men are employed: with an approximate payroll of $100 per week. It is given out that probably in July the number of workers will be greatly augmented. The Escabara mine, on Greenhorn Mountain, one mile from Davis ranger station, is a new development and bids fair to be a profitable one. A shaft has been sunk to a depth of 65 feet crosscutting from that point. Approximately 50 tons of free milling ore are now on the dump. It is said that the ore will average $30 per ton. Mine buildings have been erected and a residencé built with a view to permanency. Recent additions to mining equipment are: an air compressor, drills, stopper, concentrating table and a two stamp mill. The working are under the supervision of Mr. Frosh. J. H. Copelin of Kernville, who is in possession of the St. Johns mine, located in. the Sagebrush district, about 15 miles from Weldon, reports the probability of this property being reopened and thoroughly developed at no great future date. He states mining engineers representing a financial syndicate have made exhaustive tests of the St. John reporting favorably to their superiors. Years ago this mine was one of the largest producers of gold: ore in Kernj county, California, available records._yerifying ~preduction froin $3000 to $5000 per week over a period of years. 0 PERSONALS ‘Karl Kopp is erecting: a large garage on his property on Nimrod street. It will be used by renters of Nhis cabins. _ Herbert M. Cooper, district manager ofK he P. G. & E. Co., of Auburn, was\a business visitor in Nevada City Tuesday. Coroner. A: eo presided at the meeting of the rthern California’ Funeral directers ‘association in Sonoma county, this week, > Mrs. Clayton Chatfield»and brother, James King visited ‘in Camptonstalled on Placerville sanitorium. ville over Memorial Day. € = NM ue OPEN -FOR Electric. Electric Welding Works S Completely Portable Equipment NA BUSINESS . Acetylene Phone 87 WARNING! DON'T, DISCARD. WORN OR BROKEN EQUIPMENT WITHOUT CONSULTING US — 132 E. Maint St. Grass Valley body of ore said to be 105 feet wide: . tion ‘and suppression have the game GAME WARDENS AND FORESTERS COOPERATE), For a number of years there has been the cloSest spirit of cooperation existing between the state game wardens and the personnel of the national forests.of California. Particularly in the matter of fire prevenworked whole heartedly and the rangers wardens with the rangers, have reciprocated for this service by} aiding in the enforcement of fish and game laws. The jcooperation between Yhese two . agencies has not stopped at these important activities, for the federal officials have aided materially in the conservation and protection of wild life, and in the stocking of streams and lakes in the national forests with game fish. S. B. Show, regional forester of this district, reports to the state fish and game commission that during 1931 there were planted in the waters of the forests 3,785,237 trout, in which forest rangers assisted. Heaviest planting was done in the Lassen forests, 1,016,890 fish being freed; Tahoe forest, 610,940; San Bernardino forest, 572,970; Plumas, 321,000; Sequoia, 260,000; Santa Barbara, 257,990; Modok, 242,000. These fish were furnished by state hatcheries. : CALIFORNIA PAPERS WHICH HAVE USED THE LINER SERVICE The following progressive newspapers in California have recently used the Liner Circulation Service and the ‘‘Weekly Payroll’' plan with satisfaction to all concerned: : The News at Wasco. _ The Herald, Carpenteria. The News-Banner, Rio Vista. The. Transcript, Concord. The Courier Journal at Walnut Creek. The The The The The ‘The The The The The Standard, Sunnyvale. — News, Willits. Daily News, Yreka. Tidings, Fall River Mills. Advocate, Susanville. Journal, Isleton. Progress, Shafter. Tribune, McFarland. Reporter, Portola. Journal, Brawley. 0 CLOGGED VENT HOLE BLOCKS FLOW OF FUEL Care should be taken to, see that the small vent hole in the gasoline tank cap does not become clogged, suggests the Free Emergency Road Service of the California State Automobile Association. When the. vent becomes closed, thereby causing air stoppage, a vacuum is formed which prevents the flow of fuel from the tank to the motor. 0. U RADIATOR LEAK NEEDS CARE OF SPECIALIST Repairs to a leaky radiator should be done by a radiator specialist, advises the Free Emergency Road Service of the California State Automobile Association. Various supposed remedies of a temporary nature, such as the use of corn meal or bran, should be avoided. 0 U Subscribe For The Nugget. fishing licenses and furnished the state commission with reports. These show 121,876 hunters visited the national forests during the 1931 deer season. The experienceaé knowledge ‘of the government officers in fishing conditions has been of invaluable aid to the Fish and Game commission in guiding them in matters having to do with the closing and opening of The rangers checked hunting and streams and lakes to fishermen. . ELECTRIC RANGES ARE IN FASHION PARADE Faghion parades this year are not confined to wearing apparel. Home furnishings are coming in-for their share of attention too, and material, color, and design play just as important a part in equipping the kitchen as they do in the wardrobe. ‘The modern woman likes to express her personality in*her surroundings and as a consequence her kitchen has blossomed into a gay, cheerful, attractive workshop in which the daily tasks can go forward with the least effort and the most. enjoyment. With her méchanical’ aides, the modern woman commands more service than her grandmother could with half a dozen human servants. Chief among the modern homemaker’s helpers is her electric range. Manufacturers have given their first consideration to developing its efficiency and_ operating economy, and their. efforts have re. sulted in ranges that offer every conceivable: cooking convenience, including accurate operation in the absence of the cook. After perfecting the mechanical details, manufacturers turned their attention to beauty of design and finish and as a result today’s electric range is as symmetrical in line as any.other. piece. of. good_furniture— and as colorful and easy to clean as fine china. New models are offered in an, infinite variety of color, -to harmonize with kitchen decoration. TRY THE. TERMINAL HOTEL 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO 14 block from Terminal Station and Ferry Building $1. o 0 Value W.M. SELL, Jr. cc 8 % MORE THAN 210,000 CALIFORNIA womEN say Clhe Cleanliness of Blvetc Cooking will keep your new kitchen NEW! : Young people who ar brides. Kitchens colorful with bright new-~ ness stay new for years because of the clean heat of electric cooking. Modern have style and beauty in their gleaming porcelain finish offered this year in a wider range of colsrs than ever before. And every part of these superior electric ranges, too, is rustproofed, better invesiment modern now—modern ten years or more from now, In operation eiectric ranges offer out¢ appily establishing households this Aes June Bride, plan ahead. They want to be in step with the times—now and forever. That is why an automatic electric range is the logical choice of modern io as it is today mouth of the elcétric ranges built—truly an SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE ey. Electric Cooking will be just as ‘up-to-date 5 or 10 years from now standing superioritices for household cooking. They are quiet, clean, cooly efficient, for all the heat of surface coils or oven units is concentrated on_thé one job of cooking food. And_aut electric range makes a good cook, The Perfect i ie a ature Control assures time-after-time uniformity in cooking results. New homes, new households by the thousands each year are having electric ranges installed. It is the trend of these modern times—to cook electrically. See the beautiful electric ranges on display in our Gffice or your electric dealer’s store. They cost no more than any other range of like quality and NOW a Special Offer is in effect which includes exceptionally easy terms. ime and Tew perPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Operated Managed by Californians any scheme of

PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIF ORNIA : FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1932 — ey KOPP'S BAKERY Our Specialties “ Rolls Glazed and Raised Doughnuts Phone 76 We Deliver _ NEVADA CITY CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY SUITS $1.00 $1.25 LADIES’ AND MEN’S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. Bost Building . Broad Street Nevada City, California Ore and Bullion Purchased —-Licensed-by State of California ~~~ Established 1907 2 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING Co, Offices: 742 Market St.,San Franci Plant: South San Francisco: f NEVADA CITY CLEANERS a W.H. Osborne Cleaning,— Pressing,— Repairing FRED ML MILLER > CONSULTING ENGINEER . CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR Hydraulics — Irrigation-— Surveys “yand Classification. LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADS OOUNTY. . Uydraulics — Irrigation — Surveys Office at Residence — Grass Valley, 262 Auburn ciao OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW SuITE 1-2-3 CiTY HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 GRASS VALLEY : YOUR MOST DAINTY FABRICS ARE SAFE : HERE Phone 375 111 West Main Street eleieleleieieinkieielneiy ED. BURTNER, Proprietor Will call Monday and Thurs day afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. We will credit your phone charges. VITA for HEALTH, YOUTH and VIGOR Men, women and children find KELP-O-VITA a safe and efficient treatment for debility, loss of vital powers and glandujar impairment. YOU CAN BE OLD AT FORTY OR YOUNG AT SIXTY. QUIT DYING BEFORE YOUR TIME. KELP-OVITA is a mineralized vegetable, easy and pleasant to take, not habit-forming. RICH in Vitamines’ and Organic Salts. KELP-O-VITA is a REVITALIZER, a REHABILITATOR, 2a RFIJUVINATOR, an INVIGORATOR and a. RBCONSTRUCTIVE. {NCREASES VIB _ TALITY and gives PEP, VIM and VIGOR. -O-VITA is for VITALITY, the last wordin modern science, send this adv. with your mame, address an cin stamps or coin for ress Kelp-O-Vita Laboratories, 1046 Venice Blvd.,. Los . -bring-out.a-.dandy--Sunday—crowd, . brought into GOLER CANYON PLACER Goler canyon. With the successful try-out of the large sluicing plant, several properties now under option will speedily come to a head. Britton and Murphy before deciding the’ method of handling the placer material made many runs in a smaller plant with flattering results compared with the sampling that was done in shaft sinking, boring and in many other ways; when it came to the slogan, “LETS GO” a large gas shovel was brought in for the purpose of building a mountain road up the side of the high hill, on the south side of Sand canyon, where the mill plant was to be constructed. A pipe line less than a mile in length connects the huge tanks on top of the hill, settling tanks weil’ tarred on the inside are in place; for the present try-out the placer material will be trucked to the mill. Later on a tram will be installed, when so, tie gold saver can be counted on as true to name. In no way does the operations thus far advanced show any indications of being a promotion proposition. Dan Murphy being asked “is there any surety that the machine will be doing business next Sunday,’’ he replied that ‘‘it’ll be going all right’ and a come-back, Twhy }” When answered that a little publicity would then and there the quickest route down the canyon for the:news gatherer was the workers trail. All of which meant, that even on a quiet week day there is all ways a sufficiency crowding the workers. Last week the large gold dredger in Benson gulch was hung up awaiting the arrival of Mr. Pierce, the builder, to make’some repairs. In the mean time the three quarter shovel was building a large stack of gravel and dirt for the next runs. C. C. Harris, well known northwestern business man, and president of the Josophine Mines Inc., with headquarters at Spokane, Washington, was shown over the Goler diggings by D. V. Cole of Los Angeles. Pumping the waters, caused by last winter’s storms, from two of the 60 foot shafts. (bedrock) in Goler canyon proper, has been resumed with favorable showings. Gold claim is progressing in good order. R. A. Watson and Los Angeles associates, in opening this ‘round, located at the mouth of Goler canyon, will soon prove the underground values of that section of e district. D.\Y. Cole, the owner of choice hinceses! the canyon, has granted four lease » the lesses to start sinking shafts immediately. His holdings are much in ed At an average of twenty five gold seekers a day call at his Los EN ote seeking information as t . the desert placers, x va Owing to the dampness the sround surface, all of the ‘old-time dry wash miners are getting by byy finding pay dirt in many of the old shafts, and {i some cases where they worked back in the 90s. A cleanup of the Jack Evans lease, at the end of the day’s work, Rands»urg, recently showed well in coarse gold,. several small nuggets.extracted before the wash proceeded, added to the looks and value in the California gold pan. 0 Placerville—New porch being in»Sinking of the shaft on the Fine]. Blub-b-b-b _. KERN RIVER BASIN . By Jo P. Carroll The Big Blue mine, now operated by the American Smelting and Refining Company under the supervision of Aerial Horrie, has completed the projectoed 150-foot. winze, sinking from the 260-foot level, put in sump and is cross-cutting in a At present about 30 men are employed: with an approximate payroll of $100 per week. It is given out that probably in July the number of workers will be greatly augmented. The Escabara mine, on Greenhorn Mountain, one mile from Davis ranger station, is a new development and bids fair to be a profitable one. A shaft has been sunk to a depth of 65 feet crosscutting from that point. Approximately 50 tons of free milling ore are now on the dump. It is said that the ore will average $30 per ton. Mine buildings have been erected and a residencé built with a view to permanency. Recent additions to mining equipment are: an air compressor, drills, stopper, concentrating table and a two stamp mill. The working are under the supervision of Mr. Frosh. J. H. Copelin of Kernville, who is in possession of the St. Johns mine, located in. the Sagebrush district, about 15 miles from Weldon, reports the probability of this property being reopened and thoroughly developed at no great future date. He states mining engineers representing a financial syndicate have made exhaustive tests of the St. John reporting favorably to their superiors. Years ago this mine was one of the largest producers of gold: ore in Kernj county, California, available records._yerifying ~preduction froin $3000 to $5000 per week over a period of years. 0 PERSONALS ‘Karl Kopp is erecting: a large garage on his property on Nimrod street. It will be used by renters of Nhis cabins. _ Herbert M. Cooper, district manager ofK he P. G. & E. Co., of Auburn, was\a business visitor in Nevada City Tuesday. Coroner. A: eo presided at the meeting of the rthern California’ Funeral directers ‘association in Sonoma county, this week, > Mrs. Clayton Chatfield»and brother, James King visited ‘in Camptonstalled on Placerville sanitorium. ville over Memorial Day.

€ = NM ue OPEN -FOR Electric. Electric Welding Works S Completely Portable Equipment NA BUSINESS . Acetylene Phone 87 WARNING! DON'T, DISCARD. WORN OR BROKEN EQUIPMENT WITHOUT CONSULTING US — 132 E. Maint St. Grass Valley body of ore said to be 105 feet wide: . tion ‘and suppression have the game GAME WARDENS AND FORESTERS COOPERATE), For a number of years there has been the cloSest spirit of cooperation existing between the state game wardens and the personnel of the national forests.of California. Particularly in the matter of fire prevenworked whole heartedly and the rangers wardens with the rangers, have reciprocated for this service by} aiding in the enforcement of fish and game laws. The jcooperation between Yhese two . agencies has not stopped at these important activities, for the federal officials have aided materially in the conservation and protection of wild life, and in the stocking of streams and lakes in the national forests with game fish. S. B. Show, regional forester of this district, reports to the state fish and game commission that during 1931 there were planted in the waters of the forests 3,785,237 trout, in which forest rangers assisted. Heaviest planting was done in the Lassen forests, 1,016,890 fish being freed; Tahoe forest, 610,940; San Bernardino forest, 572,970; Plumas, 321,000; Sequoia, 260,000; Santa Barbara, 257,990; Modok, 242,000. These fish were furnished by state hatcheries. : CALIFORNIA PAPERS WHICH HAVE USED THE LINER SERVICE The following progressive newspapers in California have recently used the Liner Circulation Service and the ‘‘Weekly Payroll’' plan with satisfaction to all concerned: : The News at Wasco. _ The Herald, Carpenteria. The News-Banner, Rio Vista. The. Transcript, Concord. The Courier Journal at Walnut Creek. The The The The The ‘The The The The The Standard, Sunnyvale. — News, Willits. Daily News, Yreka. Tidings, Fall River Mills. Advocate, Susanville. Journal, Isleton. Progress, Shafter. Tribune, McFarland. Reporter, Portola. Journal, Brawley. 0 CLOGGED VENT HOLE BLOCKS FLOW OF FUEL Care should be taken to, see that the small vent hole in the gasoline tank cap does not become clogged, suggests the Free Emergency Road Service of the California State Automobile Association. When the. vent becomes closed, thereby causing air stoppage, a vacuum is formed which prevents the flow of fuel from the tank to the motor. 0. U RADIATOR LEAK NEEDS CARE OF SPECIALIST Repairs to a leaky radiator should be done by a radiator specialist, advises the Free Emergency Road Service of the California State Automobile Association. Various supposed remedies of a temporary nature, such as the use of corn meal or bran, should be avoided. 0 U Subscribe For The Nugget. fishing licenses and furnished the state commission with reports. These show 121,876 hunters visited the national forests during the 1931 deer season. The experienceaé knowledge ‘of the government officers in fishing conditions has been of invaluable aid to the Fish and Game commission in guiding them in matters having to do with the closing and opening of The rangers checked hunting and streams and lakes to fishermen. . ELECTRIC RANGES ARE IN FASHION PARADE Faghion parades this year are not confined to wearing apparel. Home furnishings are coming in-for their share of attention too, and material, color, and design play just as important a part in equipping the kitchen as they do in the wardrobe. ‘The modern woman likes to express her personality in*her surroundings and as a consequence her kitchen has blossomed into a gay, cheerful, attractive workshop in which the daily tasks can go forward with the least effort and the most. enjoyment. With her méchanical’ aides, the modern woman commands more service than her grandmother could with half a dozen human servants. Chief among the modern homemaker’s helpers is her electric range. Manufacturers have given their first consideration to developing its efficiency and_ operating economy, and their. efforts have re. sulted in ranges that offer every conceivable: cooking convenience, including accurate operation in the absence of the cook. After perfecting the mechanical details, manufacturers turned their attention to beauty of design and finish and as a result today’s electric range is as symmetrical in line as any.other. piece. of. good_furniture— and as colorful and easy to clean as fine china. New models are offered in an, infinite variety of color, -to harmonize with kitchen decoration. TRY THE.. TERMINAL HOTEL 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO 14 block from Terminal Station and Ferry Building $1. o 0 Value W.M. SELL, Jr. cc 8 % MORE THAN 210,000 CALIFORNIA womEN say Clhe Cleanliness of Blvetc Cooking will keep your new kitchen NEW! : Young people who ar brides. Kitchens colorful with bright new-~ ness stay new for years because of the clean heat of electric cooking. Modern have style and beauty in their gleaming porcelain finish offered this year in a wider range of colsrs than ever before. And every part of these superior electric ranges, too, is rustproofed, better invesiment modern now—modern ten years or more from now, In operation eiectric ranges offer out¢ appily establishing households this Aes June Bride, plan ahead. They want to be in step with the times—now and forever. That is why an automatic electric range is the logical choice of modern io as it is today mouth of the elcétric ranges built—truly an SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE ey. Electric Cooking will be just as ‘up-to-date 5 or 10 years from now standing superioritices for household cooking. They are quiet, clean, cooly efficient, for all the heat of surface coils or oven units is concentrated on_thé one job of cooking food. And_aut electric range makes a good cook, The Perfect i ie a ature Control assures time-after-time uniformity in cooking results. New homes, new households by the thousands each year are having electric ranges installed. It is the trend of these modern times—to cook electrically. See the beautiful electric ranges on display in our Gffice or your electric dealer’s store. They cost no more than any other range of like quality and NOW a Special Offer is in effect which includes exceptionally easy terms. ime and Tew perPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Operated Managed by Californians any scheme of