June 18, 1928 (6 pages)

ES MEGS IT FT nm The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA : FEDERAL QxTRa Stevice IIRES What You Save on One FEDERAL Helps You Buy ng The Next Guarant-ed _Vulcanizing anu Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley ~ RATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO Forget your worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR’ PRICES ARE: REASONABLE Our Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Dinner FRESH FISH We are Now Supplying . Our Customers with po Fresh Fish Every Thursday : oe and Friday E The Prices Are Reasonable The Qualitv is Right! FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing and Repairs . CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Work Called for and Delivered PONIES 45 Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osberne Cieaning Repairing Putronize Home indusirs ae Pressing Nt ET REF ae Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phenes 109M RPK = See Me— See Better . GEO. H. Opt. D. Optometrist : 118 Mill St. { Grass Valley at THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOU??PE Hair Pressing and Reauty Work. Famous Adele Siille; Toilet Articles. E : Louise Martin ‘ . J. F. O'CONNOR > Ee Civil and Mining Engineer United. Stetes. Mineral. Surveyor ~ ged Land Surveyor. Upstairs iI, Main Street. G * <r . ——— ne THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, and de_ voted to the development of the . resources of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, California address, $2.00 Outside California in U.S. .-:: 2.50 Six Months 1.00 Three Months .-%. .60 One Month 2.2, cee .-.-.eeee ee-eeee.25 Single Copies 05 Advertisiug Rates on application. Entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, California,” under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 A Legal Newspaper of Generé’ Circulation for Nevada City and Ne vada Ceunty, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and Published et Nevada City. ' ARTHUR A. WILLOUGERBY . Editor and Publisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager See FRATERNAL CARDS . Stated meetings second Wednesday. of each month at Masonic Temple. 8 p. .m. Sojourning brethren are cordially invite. GILBERT J. DAVIS, W. M. J. F. STENGER, Secy. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the Ist-and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. W. C.JBFFREY, €:.C. J. C. BE. FOSS, K. of R.& S. ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music,, London, England. Vocal Pupil of ‘Henry Blower and Piano Pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on application. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. Grass Valley. “DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone Physician and Surgeon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Wours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance 4M. Walling £. H. Armstrong F. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW Hours: 10-12 2. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Public Telephone 41 Fk. T. Niloa F. M. Nilon NILON & NILON Attorneys at Law Offices: * Nevada City Grass Valley 6 W.E. WRIGHT. Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City ! ? Phone 152! Pe Y Nevada City { t EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining. District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Grass Valley Office hours-—-10 to 12 A. M. at Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridzys 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays by appointment. 229 Commercial St. Phone N. C. 160% Millst: lieturesque \ opielar313 Phone G. V. 196 SLT i Facine beautiful i Capitol Park . . the dominant hotel of Northern California. Known for its friendly hospitality . . courteous service . . good food. 350 luxurious outside rooms with bath § from $3.° Both.dining room and Coffee Shop . service. Garage adjoining f HOTEL SENATOR 4 Sacramen ~ CALIFORNIA NEVADA BODO, Wa. 15. . thus demonstrated. That it. will result in a rapid growth of & A.M. ‘the mining industry in this section goes without saying for et . “oT ‘ % . ‘near Washington. Mr. Schiffiner intends to establish his home SaRASETe a . PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. ROBERT F. WERNER ‘. é INING ACTIVITY IN the districts tributary to Nevada, City is decidedly on the increase and there seems every . reason to believe that much of this activity will prove of a permanent character. There is little doubt as to the mining . possibilities in the various districts and proper effort on the "part of adaquately financed organi’ations possessing a personnel with a proper degree of mining experience is sure to lead to results of lasting benefit to the community. We have a wonderful County due to become increasingly «a place of homes and our agricultural possibilities cannot be treated lightly, but above all we are a-mining community in a mining country and it is activity in this important industry that . is most apt to bring prosperity to our residents. A period of decided activity seems to be starting and there are many indications that this activity will broaden as time goes on. It is most noticeable in the outlying districts where conditions permit the opening of the mines with a lesser outlay of capital than in the deeper mining district close to home. It bas started from a sincere desire on the part of mining men and investors to find legitimate properties on which to expend their capital and efforts and it is fostered by the fact that mine owners in general are more prone to permit reasonable terms on their properties. The spread of this activity is assured as rapidly as present operators get their work under way and the manifold possibilities of our adjacent territory are we know that our section possesses true merit. “ HE RESCUE EULAH Mining Company, of which Mr. O. E. Schiffener is manager, is rapidly completing plans for 'a comprehensive dvelopment program on the Gaston Mine in Nevada City and is now engaged in moving his family from Nevada. ORDON: M. BETTLES of he Yellow Tiger Consolidated Mining Company has spent the past six weeks in Nevada City‘and adjacent territory. Mr. Beetles has moved to Nevada City to live and inetnds to make it his permanent home. Although not ready yet to announce the plans of him_self and Company in a*mining way, he is well satisfied with . conditions as he finds them and assures the Nugget that his oraginzation will soon be. operating in a substantial way. WHE ENTRY OF THESE TWO strong Nevada companies into the local field with their years of operating experience . will mean much to this county in the next few years. It is a safe bet that Nevada County which is already far out in. ‘front in quartz mining production will within the next-year or so climb into the frontrank of gold production in Cali-' fornia. Yuba county with its large dredgers working at Ham; monton has had that exalted rank for some years but its claim to leadership is now seriously threatened. Let everybody boost for our mines all the time and you will see the good old days back in Nevada County again. ‘ AAW The modern girl marries in haste.-to repaint at leasure. MMM HMeeoes 4 tied lepepnieeieietets The Bible is now printed in 169 languages, but the peoplewho declare that its influence is gone can be thankful if the printed in one. Many people in California who are not interested in the conservation of resources, are constantly kicking because food, because get their books lumber, ete., are high, of exhaustion of soil and waste of timber. ——e If automobile drivers object to being called down by ihe traffie cops, they might try driving just as carei fully as they can and ! would work. People are said to be more sfncere than formerly, but you would never konw it when they return from the fishing trips. Advice to politicians: Never say in May what you may have-to take see how -that back in: Oetober. : Subseribe tor The Nugee’ aj + He oh Me a oho shasta Meats Ba che ote ate se Te sla ste teste Mestenl she teste ste nte ute te steste feskerk 00 sta gteste ate vs fe sfe ofc aeate ate sles fe fests feof ole of ols Se ee seat Denis oe oe tee nee engage ge Lenfe ste se sherye ae > a Me Piste stete teste tAhetfe Seige sfeofe feete ieee > * + : PINE TIMBER ‘ Gum Extracting Rights Wanted ¢ ¢ OWNER CAN CUT TIMBER for mining and all # other purposes whe’ever and whatever he wants. Sie ae o + ee *, SALE OF PROPERTY CANCELS CONTRACT and new deal must be made with new owner. aon te * ae : TREES ARE NOT INJURED—$5 per 1000 feet * B.M. — guaranty. : x : Narrow faced cutting method used only. Cuts about ¢ YWin*® 4 in x 6 in. weekly. This method is endorsed ¢~ by the U. S. Department of Agriculture and State : Forest authorities. a INCOME: YEARLY RENTAL, $8.00 per 1000 cups : guaranteed and prepaid and bonus guaranteed based ¥ on gum harvested, payable at end of the season. 3 (nlcome may vary between $1 and $6 per ac'e wooded land.) Mail the attached coupon or leave with the Chamber of Commerce er at the Newspaper offices. F. C. Ernst, Pea 206 Pine St., . Nevada City, Calif. Please come to my place and explain your gum tapping plan in detail, without any obligation to me. GES NR a ep a ale ee acres Pine Timber. See me at (place) .... fe De ee ae edt ae Gime Best time to see me .... Sea Se ee tee Cae eee erie et ot tt he Se he a sh, sg he He se a sha tha Shasta ha he the-the te ha stetese tte stetesittntetotistsiot 4d tte he he ahs sheats she she she ste ste Bethe ste stestestesteste stents te teste teste ste ste seit it oe De ae el a a ke ie li i i a ie el ie i i i ee i ee eee ae ee a dl le ae ie ie ie i Oe ee i ee ie i le le i i i ie i le Signature nnwecnccccnccenscaneceerpeeasetseeseenseesseeeeeesecnneseeeereceteresnerwaceeners CEES ET LE SEES EEE FPR ESSE TES Fey 4 Tepe este esle fess ole Nee RIGELOW TO HOLD OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OF LIONS FOR COMING TERM R. L. P. Bigelow, dent of the Lion’s Club of Nevada City, has been re-elected to hold that position for the coming term. All officers were reelected except Thomas W. Richards, first vice president, who declined, for the coming term. W. E. Wright was elected to the office of first vice president. charter presiWord has been received here that Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds had . arrived in England on the S. S. Ma. jectic on May 8th. ney: will visit, . Cornwall and Wales while in En-gland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Wright of Oakiand are here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wright, af: ter a motor trip through northern California ond Oregon. Dan Coughlan was in Nevada City Friday form North Columbia. He has been with his mother, Mrs. An: nie Spellenberg, who is improving from a recent stroke of paralysis. Frank Davies of’ the Citizens Auto stage line, is attending to business in ! San Francisco. FIRE COMPANY ELECTS Nevada Hose No. 1 has elected the following officers:—M. D. Coughlin and Forrest Penrose indorsed for chief and assistant chief; Charles Sharp, foreman; Otis A. Hardt, 1st assistant foreman; Myers L. Mobley, 2nd assistant foreman; C. W. Chapman, terasurer; M. D. Coughlin, secretary; C. R. Murchie, Charles Sharp arid M. L. Mobley, board of directors; C. R. Murchie, C. W. Chapman, Charles Sharp and 0. A. Hardt, members of Board of Fire Delegates. : The balance’ of officers of Pennsylvania No. 2 election are: #4 . Board of Directors: H. S. Hallett, Wm. Gracey, James Penrose. Members of Board of Delegates: J. H. Hutchinson, George Sandow, H. S. Hallett, Forrest Penrose. Aliernates: R. J. Wilde, James rose. . PenMrs. O. D. Campbell, Sr., has moved to Colfax to live. She has opéned a°rooming house there. with her daughter-in-law, Mrs, O. D. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Robinson have as guests, Mrs. Henry Young and daughter of Oakland. ’ ae Saad a c A new insectide ' % o nao Me 5% it QS RP arene We highly recommend this preparation Our stock also contains all of the other well known oS insecticides, sprays, etc. The ELKAYS A most dependable killer for FLIES — MOTHS — MOSQUITOS FLIES — ANTS — SPIDERS — ROACHES -. BEDBUGS RE HARRIS — Rexall Ce ea a ee ae oe ae Se i Se ae ee 8c FLY-KIL Store MN So ie ee i i ee ee ee et ee oe oe 9 se, to ste haste teste testert . x a fens 2, ma NS emt ct eos * +4) © ia ae aie cee! Jed 4 oie eve Oe rie, Pa ae the rieize ric rat Pat tae Sw selene to select what you prefer, eee ie eo Me tyt let oS oy, , WETS me ie a ae seelsele Ste te "* ti, nreie-ste se e¥e ote sfeateate oleate ates’, SNES 9A HEHE Hearts eae ohne Henle oherte rte engeske sents aero fer ale 2 Hate ok ~ rodeteneak Seotesterge Seats obeate teeta te ote ae ate i a i ., Seok oie ray ais » a ries eet s oO ele ipieies a "“90% Seen sae ney oie, a eS +! + Nerete erie tiis S son +, i +; WE AWAIT YOUR ORDERS For everything in Picnic Lunch Goods that will make a tempting meal. Canned and glassed goods in a great variety of flavors and ready to serve at a moment's notice. When you Phone Number One, you will find SEE US FOR YOUR PICNIC MEATS The choice of the meats for your picnic lunches, is a most important concern. Our assistance in aiding you starts with providing you with the choicest offerings to be found anywhere. We assure you prompt attention to your orders. KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards . * : 2 Leste oeoe ne oeade ates oeoteate deaee ade eatesteateateateadiaeageneogengecgesgeodele us ready and willing to serve you. J. J. JACKSON Phone Number One We Deliver ELLELOEPO ODED EE ELLE LETHE ET EEEHE SEEDERS ERSEEOE fe herete nlite Centerietieie tele oheteigeieehe eels eee,

ES MEGS IT FT nm The Nugget Is Your Home Town Newspaper THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA : FEDERAL QxTRa Stevice IIRES What You Save on One FEDERAL Helps You Buy ng The Next Guarant-ed _Vulcanizing anu Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Valley ~ RATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO Forget your worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR’ PRICES ARE: REASONABLE Our Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Dinner FRESH FISH We are Now Supplying . Our Customers with po Fresh Fish Every Thursday : oe and Friday E The Prices Are Reasonable The Qualitv is Right! FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing and Repairs . CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Work Called for and Delivered PONIES 45 Nevada City Cleaners W. H. Osberne Cieaning Repairing Putronize Home indusirs ae Pressing Nt ET REF ae Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phenes 109M RPK = See Me— See Better . GEO. H. Opt. D. Optometrist : 118 Mill St. { Grass Valley at THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOU??PE Hair Pressing and Reauty Work. Famous Adele Siille; Toilet Articles. E : Louise Martin ‘ . J. F. O'CONNOR > Ee Civil and Mining Engineer United. Stetes. Mineral. Surveyor ~ ged Land Surveyor. Upstairs iI, Main Street. G * <r . ——— ne THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Nevada City, Nevada County, California, and de_ voted to the development of the . resources of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, California address, $2.00 Outside California in U.S. .-:: 2.50 Six Months 1.00 Three Months .-%. .60 One Month 2.2, cee .-.-.eeee ee-eeee.25 Single Copies 05 Advertisiug Rates on application. Entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, California,” under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 A Legal Newspaper of Generé’ Circulation for Nevada City and Ne vada Ceunty, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and Published et Nevada City. ' ARTHUR A. WILLOUGERBY . Editor and Publisher ELSIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and Manager See FRATERNAL CARDS . Stated meetings second Wednesday. of each month at Masonic Temple. 8 p. .m. Sojourning brethren are cordially invite. GILBERT J. DAVIS, W. M. J. F. STENGER, Secy. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the Ist-and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. W. C.JBFFREY, €:.C. J. C. BE. FOSS, K. of R.& S. ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music,, London, England. Vocal Pupil of ‘Henry Blower and Piano Pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on application. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. Grass Valley. “DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone Physician and Surgeon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Wours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance 4M. Walling £. H. Armstrong F. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW Hours: 10-12 2. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Public Telephone 41 Fk. T. Niloa F. M. Nilon NILON & NILON Attorneys at Law Offices: * Nevada City Grass Valley 6 W.E. WRIGHT. Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City ! ? Phone 152! Pe Y Nevada City { t EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining. District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Grass Valley Office hours-—-10 to 12 A. M. at Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridzys 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays by appointment. 229 Commercial St. Phone N. C. 160% Millst: lieturesque \ opielar313 Phone G. V. 196 SLT i Facine beautiful i Capitol Park . . the dominant hotel of Northern California. Known for its friendly hospitality . . courteous service . . good food. 350 luxurious outside rooms with bath § from $3.° Both.dining room and Coffee Shop . service. Garage adjoining f HOTEL SENATOR 4 Sacramen ~ CALIFORNIA NEVADA BODO, Wa. 15. . thus demonstrated. That it. will result in a rapid growth of & A.M. ‘the mining industry in this section goes without saying for et . “oT ‘ % . ‘near Washington. Mr. Schiffiner intends to establish his home SaRASETe a . PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. ROBERT F. WERNER ‘. é INING ACTIVITY IN the districts tributary to Nevada, City is decidedly on the increase and there seems every . reason to believe that much of this activity will prove of a permanent character. There is little doubt as to the mining . possibilities in the various districts and proper effort on the "part of adaquately financed organi’ations possessing a personnel with a proper degree of mining experience is sure to lead to results of lasting benefit to the community. We have a wonderful County due to become increasingly «a place of homes and our agricultural possibilities cannot be treated lightly, but above all we are a-mining community in a mining country and it is activity in this important industry that . is most apt to bring prosperity to our residents. A period of decided activity seems to be starting and there are many indications that this activity will broaden as time goes on. It is most noticeable in the outlying districts where conditions permit the opening of the mines with a lesser outlay of capital than in the deeper mining district close to home. It bas started from a sincere desire on the part of mining men and investors to find legitimate properties on which to expend their capital and efforts and it is fostered by the fact that mine owners in general are more prone to permit reasonable terms on their properties. The spread of this activity is assured as rapidly as present operators get their work under way and the manifold possibilities of our adjacent territory are we know that our section possesses true merit. “ HE RESCUE EULAH Mining Company, of which Mr. O. E. Schiffener is manager, is rapidly completing plans for 'a comprehensive dvelopment program on the Gaston Mine in Nevada City and is now engaged in moving his family from Nevada. ORDON: M. BETTLES of he Yellow Tiger Consolidated Mining Company has spent the past six weeks in Nevada City‘and adjacent territory. Mr. Beetles has moved to Nevada City to live and inetnds to make it his permanent home. Although not ready yet to announce the plans of him_self and Company in a*mining way, he is well satisfied with . conditions as he finds them and assures the Nugget that his oraginzation will soon be. operating in a substantial way. WHE ENTRY OF THESE TWO strong Nevada companies into the local field with their years of operating experience . will mean much to this county in the next few years. It is a safe bet that Nevada County which is already far out in. ‘front in quartz mining production will within the next-year or so climb into the frontrank of gold production in Cali-' fornia. Yuba county with its large dredgers working at Ham; monton has had that exalted rank for some years but its claim to leadership is now seriously threatened. Let everybody boost for our mines all the time and you will see the good old days back in Nevada County again. ‘ AAW The modern girl marries in haste.-to repaint at leasure. MMM HMeeoes 4 tied lepepnieeieietets The Bible is now printed in 169 languages, but the peoplewho declare that its influence is gone can be thankful if the printed in one. Many people in California who are

not interested in the conservation of resources, are constantly kicking because food, because get their books lumber, ete., are high, of exhaustion of soil and waste of timber. ——e If automobile drivers object to being called down by ihe traffie cops, they might try driving just as carei fully as they can and ! would work. People are said to be more sfncere than formerly, but you would never konw it when they return from the fishing trips. Advice to politicians: Never say in May what you may have-to take see how -that back in: Oetober. : Subseribe tor The Nugee’ aj + He oh Me a oho shasta Meats Ba che ote ate se Te sla ste teste Mestenl she teste ste nte ute te steste feskerk 00 sta gteste ate vs fe sfe ofc aeate ate sles fe fests feof ole of ols Se ee seat Denis oe oe tee nee engage ge Lenfe ste se sherye ae > a Me Piste stete teste tAhetfe Seige sfeofe feete ieee > * + : PINE TIMBER ‘ Gum Extracting Rights Wanted ¢ ¢ OWNER CAN CUT TIMBER for mining and all # other purposes whe’ever and whatever he wants. Sie ae o + ee *, SALE OF PROPERTY CANCELS CONTRACT and new deal must be made with new owner. aon te * ae : TREES ARE NOT INJURED—$5 per 1000 feet * B.M. — guaranty. : x : Narrow faced cutting method used only. Cuts about ¢ YWin*® 4 in x 6 in. weekly. This method is endorsed ¢~ by the U. S. Department of Agriculture and State : Forest authorities. a INCOME: YEARLY RENTAL, $8.00 per 1000 cups : guaranteed and prepaid and bonus guaranteed based ¥ on gum harvested, payable at end of the season. 3 (nlcome may vary between $1 and $6 per ac'e wooded land.) Mail the attached coupon or leave with the Chamber of Commerce er at the Newspaper offices. F. C. Ernst, Pea 206 Pine St., . Nevada City, Calif. Please come to my place and explain your gum tapping plan in detail, without any obligation to me. GES NR a ep a ale ee acres Pine Timber. See me at (place) ....... fe De ee ae edt ae Gime Best time to see me ....... Sea Se ee tee Cae eee erie et ot tt he Se he a sh, sg he He se a sha tha Shasta ha he the-the te ha stetese tte stetesittntetotistsiot 4d tte he he ahs sheats she she she ste ste Bethe ste stestestesteste stents te teste teste ste ste seit it oe De ae el a a ke ie li i i a ie el ie i i i ee i ee eee ae ee a dl le ae ie ie ie i Oe ee i ee ie i le le i i i ie i le Signature nnwecnccccnccenscaneceerpeeasetseeseenseesseeeeeesecnneseeeereceteresnerwaceeners CEES ET LE SEES EEE FPR ESSE TES Fey 4 Tepe este esle fess ole Nee RIGELOW TO HOLD OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OF LIONS FOR COMING TERM R. L. P. Bigelow, dent of the Lion’s Club of Nevada City, has been re-elected to hold that position for the coming term. All officers were reelected except Thomas W. Richards, first vice president, who declined, for the coming term. W. E. Wright was elected to the office of first vice president. charter presiWord has been received here that Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds had . arrived in England on the S. S. Ma. jectic on May 8th. ney: will visit, . Cornwall and Wales while in En-gland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Wright of Oakiand are here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wright, af: ter a motor trip through northern California ond Oregon. Dan Coughlan was in Nevada City Friday form North Columbia. He has been with his mother, Mrs. An: nie Spellenberg, who is improving from a recent stroke of paralysis. Frank Davies of’ the Citizens Auto stage line, is attending to business in ! San Francisco. FIRE COMPANY ELECTS Nevada Hose No. 1 has elected the following officers:—M. D. Coughlin and Forrest Penrose indorsed for chief and assistant chief; Charles Sharp, foreman; Otis A. Hardt, 1st assistant foreman; Myers L. Mobley, 2nd assistant foreman; C. W. Chapman, terasurer; M. D. Coughlin, secretary; C. R. Murchie, Charles Sharp arid M. L. Mobley, board of directors; C. R. Murchie, C. W. Chapman, Charles Sharp and 0. A. Hardt, members of Board of Fire Delegates. : The balance’ of officers of Pennsylvania No. 2 election are: #4 . Board of Directors: H. S. Hallett, Wm. Gracey, James Penrose. Members of Board of Delegates: J. H. Hutchinson, George Sandow, H. S. Hallett, Forrest Penrose. Aliernates: R. J. Wilde, James rose. . PenMrs. O. D. Campbell, Sr., has moved to Colfax to live. She has opéned a°rooming house there. with her daughter-in-law, Mrs, O. D. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Robinson have as guests, Mrs. Henry Young and daughter of Oakland. ’ ae Saad a c A new insectide ' % o nao Me 5% it QS RP arene We highly recommend this preparation Our stock also contains all of the other well known oS insecticides, sprays, etc. The ELKAYS A most dependable killer for FLIES — MOTHS — MOSQUITOS FLIES — ANTS — SPIDERS — ROACHES -. BEDBUGS RE HARRIS — Rexall Ce ea a ee ae oe ae Se i Se ae ee 8c FLY-KIL Store MN So ie ee i i ee ee ee et ee oe oe 9 se, to ste haste teste testert . x a fens 2, ma NS emt ct eos * +4) © ia ae aie cee! Jed 4 oie eve Oe rie, Pa ae the rieize ric rat Pat tae Sw selene to select what you prefer, eee ie eo Me tyt let oS oy, , WETS me ie a ae seelsele Ste te "* ti, nreie-ste se e¥e ote sfeateate oleate ates’, SNES 9A HEHE Hearts eae ohne Henle oherte rte engeske sents aero fer ale 2 Hate ok ~ rodeteneak Seotesterge Seats obeate teeta te ote ae ate i a i ., Seok oie ray ais » a ries eet s oO ele ipieies a "“90% Seen sae ney oie, a eS +! + Nerete erie tiis S son +, i +; WE AWAIT YOUR ORDERS For everything in Picnic Lunch Goods that will make a tempting meal. Canned and glassed goods in a great variety of flavors and ready to serve at a moment's notice. When you Phone Number One, you will find SEE US FOR YOUR PICNIC MEATS The choice of the meats for your picnic lunches, is a most important concern. Our assistance in aiding you starts with providing you with the choicest offerings to be found anywhere. We assure you prompt attention to your orders. KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards . * : 2 Leste oeoe ne oeade ates oeoteate deaee ade eatesteateateateadiaeageneogengecgesgeodele us ready and willing to serve you. J. J. JACKSON Phone Number One We Deliver ELLELOEPO ODED EE ELLE LETHE ET EEEHE SEEDERS ERSEEOE fe herete nlite Centerietieie tele oheteigeieehe eels eee,