June 19, 1931 (6 pages)

AN REGALO sites 9 ANAT aera irew nana g se SE RRL LEM A TSI ES MTT I STEN IRC aa OT TAREE cD PRETO ey 2th OT OE sa “(PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY acaceaaaaameniaial SIGNALLING DEVICE FOR SHAFT MINES A new signaling device for shaft mines with a talking circuit between e@age or skip and the engine house is . described in an information circular of the United States Bureau of Mines, Department of Commerce, written by L. D. Stewart and E. V. Potter, Jr. There has been a “great need for, a@ signaling system that could be operated from the cage and several, successful methods have. been de‘velopd. However, none is as complete as the method described, which is believed to be the only one! with a talking circuit, a feature which is believed to be the only one with a talking circuit,’ a “feature which in itself is a great advantage. Two loud speakers are installed in the engine house— _ the cage loud speaker which is always in service and the skip speaker which is used when required. With this system it is possible to signal the engineer from both cage and skip from any place in the shaft whether or not the cage or skip is moving, and it is Possible at all times to talk with the engineer by using the telephone. Another added feature is the safety switch eonnected with the rope in the bonnet of the cage. This Switch is normally open, but closes and automatically gives the stop signal whenever the rope _ slacks, which is a decided benefit if the cage becomes -stalled in the ae when being lowered. : A full description of the electrical circuit, apparatus required, and cost of installation is given in Information Circular 6487, “A New Signalling Devise for Shaft Mines. With Comments and Suggested Modifications,’’ copies of which may be obtained free from the U: S. Bureau of Mines, Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C. ; 0 DEDICATION OF CANNON { DRAWS LARGE CROWDS A large crowd of people gathered at Cannon Point just.-west of Downieville Sunday afternoon to observe Flag Day and dedicate the old efannon of Company K 6th Regt. California Volunteers. £ On May 27, 1863 this cannon was being fired to celebrate the fall of Vicksburg. Two shots’ were fired and a third exploded from lack of cleaning the cannon. It hurled the body of Lieutenant Knox almost into the Yuba _ river while Second Lieutenant Donaldson was so mangled he also soon expired. Mrs. John Hughes of Reno, who came over to attend the ceremonies, ‘was prsent at the time of the tragedy. The Native Daughters and Native Sons of the Golden West had an inscription placed on the cannon pedestal relating the incident. J. M. McMahon was orator of the day. 0. STEFANI TAKEN TO SAN JOAQUIN PRISON Jim Stefani, old resident of Truckee has been taken to San eQuentin prison to start srving sentnce, having been found guilty of ‘assault with a deadly weapon. rt} Sheriff George R. Carter and deputies on Saturday evening raided the home of John Macari on Long Street. A quantity of wine and oth-} er intoxicating liquor was found, which was. confiscated. Macari pleaded guilty. and Judge W. L. Mobley set the fine at $150. which was paid. 6 LUCKY WOMAN HOPES AGAIN TO WIN CLAIM F Si apes Mrs. Alice Grundy who was lucky enough to win the claim offered by the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce was a visitor in The Nugget office last Saturday” buying quartz location notices as she intends to locate several claims adjoinifg her property on the Bear River near Colfax. Mrs. Grundy expressed herself as delighted with the property and plans to build a home on the property this season. She intends to be on hand to help Grass Valley celebrate the Fourth this year and hopes that she will again be lucky enough to win the claim. ; 0 CITY SANITARIUM NOTES OF THE WEEK NEV : Violetta Ford, daughter of Mrs. D. Gribben of Gold Flat was operated upon by Dr. R. F. Werner Monday evening for acute appendititis. She was taken suddenly ill at g@ late hour and rushed to the Nevada City sanitarium. Joe Garesio had his tonsils re—_—_ ee aaa eo moved at the Sanitarium Wednes-. Berkeley spent a week end here . day. Dr. Werner performed the ope-, with relatives. Mr. Young returned ration. : —— and his wife remained for a Miss Audrey Davis, daughter of! longer visit. Mrs. Beth Davis, fell while skating Wm. Fouyer and family spent Wednesday and broke her _ ieft) Wednesday night in their home in elbow. Dr. Werner reduced the frac-. Nevada City. He is kept quite busy ture. ‘where he is' stationed at Truckee Q———— attending to law violators. S. P. PASSENGER AGENT HAS F. C. Joubert of _Camptonville ‘PLEASANT MEMORIES OF CITY. was a Nevada City visitor Wednes——_—_day. Mr. E. S. White of Sairamento Mrs. W. E. Beatty of Sanger is Southern Pacific passenger agent,. here visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. UGGET, CALIFORNIA Downey, and brothers and sisters. Mrs. Harvey Cooper has as visitors her daughter, Mrs. Lear and son Allen, of Pfamas county. Miss Elaine Mobley, who teaches in the Roseville high school, has returned to spend here vacation at her home in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Healey and daughter, Marcia, of San Rafael, are spending a vacation of several weeks in this city with Mrs. Healey’s sisters, Mrs. Aubrey Wisker and Miss Alma Marsh. = ———————— was in Nevada City Thursday on = i business He was born on a ranch back of . Banner Mountain and has several relatives in Nevada City among ithem being Chief of Police Lloyd Jennings who is an uncle. DEPARTM E By J. M. Swazey I have pleasant memories of the old home Sweet memories of childhood days; Memories of the fields I used to roam And the woods I'll love always. ’Twas there, one bright June morn,/. While the sun shone brightly above, I .in that old fashioned home was : born Sent down for a mother to love. ’Twas there I received all the care That a mother’s fond heart. can bestow, I was rocked to sleep by the mummuring pines As they slowly rocked to and fro. Those were the days of sunshine When the night,. meant a happy tomorrow, é But the babies of yesterday, are the men_of today Thrown out into a world of sorrow. Though life has plenty of sunshine Plenty of thrills and charms; Don’t we all yearn for the old home And the Haven of a mother‘s arms? D3. Each day Iam_ growing restless, ; . IT can never be happy until I get back to the old home Standing alone on the Hill. more LOCAL . PE NING: Mr. Henry Carreg, and two daughters, Mrs. and Mr. E. W. Conway, all of San Francosco, and Mrs. Rae Ohlandt and son, Richard or Napa, composed a party that visited the Nugget office Wednesday. Mr. Carreg and Mr. Conway are former Nevada City residents and were pleased with the forward strides being made here in our mines and more prosperous looking community. They are renewing old acquaintances. Thomas Bessler is back from a short vacation spent in Downieville with relatives. a price oo $ I J.C. PENNEY GO s @ A idiciees G6 40 Oe HOME GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Just in time for the Fourth of July These beautiful Dresses in the Newest prints have arrived from our New York headquarters for your approval. The styles were never prettier and just look at the prices and come in to gee them today for they won’t last long at this price. ¢ 7 @ Size 14 to 42 FLAT CREPE DRESSES Can you imagine a hundred or more of these dresses in plain and printed silks, long sleeves and cap sleeves and sleveless models, to sell for Sizes 14 to 48 RAYON AND VOILE DRESSES We have a group of new voiles in the long lengths and Rayon Sport Dresses, some jacket models in the lot at Sizes 14 to 48 ~ PRINTED RAYON DRESSES Another — of Paes: for your approval at this low NT « STORE : 90 . 98 9 4 or . 98 VOILE DRESSES A group of dresses in smart models at only 79 SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. BLUEBIDD Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young of >. l. AS ONE FEATURE OF OUR 98 EVENTW E ARE . SELLING HOUSE DRESSES, FAST COLORS: OR GAUDY TRIMMED Twofor98c D BUTES Dom ince . SPRING GARDENING TOOLS knees eee LAWN MOWERS, RAKES, SPADES, HOES of beauty. Diomonds HAND GRASS CLIPPERS, HAND TROWELS, of recognized quality with full trade-in value. = 28 HAND WEEDERS se GARDEN HOSE AND SPRINKLERS : an SPRAYS AND FERTILIZER ‘ Complete Line Lilly Seeds. Grass Seeds in Bulk. H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers White Clover, Alfalfa, Red Clover, Kentucky 124 Mill St. © Grass Valley Blue Grass ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO FUE PET LOE ESOS EET SE OOO EES FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1931 ee NURSODA Gives Prompt and Lasting Relief From Stomach Distress A carefully balanced compound of antacid agents, soothing and beneficial to gastric and intestinal membranes. ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The Meal a Banquet At this store you can obtain everything you need for that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious dishes and odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices ‘you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promptly delivered. We disappoint no one. Just give us a trial and be convinced. ‘J. J. JACKSON Phone Number One We Deliver OTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, the ‘‘Minerals Exploration Trust’’ is the sole exclusive owner of the mining location or claim, situated in Section 13, 14, 25, Township 17 N. Range 11 East, M. D. B. M., in Washington District, Nevada County: California, which said location is known as the ‘Bute Mine’? that persons known to the owners as F. C Whitwell, Wm. Spree and others, have taken unlawful possession of said mine under a pretended relocation, calling it the “Provident Mine’ “‘Providence Mine’’; that said alleged relocation is absolutely without lawful right and that all persons dealing with said Whitwell: Spree, et al, do so at their pwn risk, and will be dispossed and ejected by process of law and mulct in damage for trespass and unlawful detention of said property. MINERALS EXPLORATION TRUST © By Grant Maxwell, President, Will C. Wallace, Sec’y. Fresh, Wholesome, Appetizing Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a small margin of profit. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and uicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloim cuts. Roasts of ali kinds. Weinies and superfine Kraut. — . : KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS

AN REGALO sites 9 ANAT aera irew nana g se SE RRL LEM A TSI ES MTT I STEN IRC aa OT TAREE cD PRETO ey 2th OT OE sa “(PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY acaceaaaaameniaial SIGNALLING DEVICE FOR SHAFT MINES A new signaling device for shaft mines with a talking circuit between e@age or skip and the engine house is . described in an information circular of the United States Bureau of Mines, Department of Commerce, written by L. D. Stewart and E. V. Potter, Jr. There has been a “great need for, a@ signaling system that could be operated from the cage and several, successful methods have. been de‘velopd. However, none is as complete as the method described, which is believed to be the only one! with a talking circuit, a feature which is believed to be the only one with a talking circuit,’ a “feature which in itself is a great advantage. Two loud speakers are installed in the engine house— _ the cage loud speaker which is always in service and the skip speaker which is used when required. With this system it is possible to signal the engineer from both cage and skip from any place in the shaft whether or not the cage or skip is moving, and it is Possible at all times to talk with the engineer by using the telephone. Another added feature is the safety switch eonnected with the rope in the bonnet of the cage.. This Switch is normally open, but closes and automatically gives the stop signal whenever the rope _ slacks, which is a decided benefit if the cage becomes -stalled in the ae when being lowered. : A full description of the electrical circuit, apparatus required, and cost of installation is given in Information Circular 6487, “A New Signalling Devise for Shaft Mines. With Comments and Suggested Modifications,’’ copies of which may be obtained free from the U: S. Bureau of Mines, Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C. ; 0 DEDICATION OF CANNON { DRAWS LARGE CROWDS A large crowd of people gathered at Cannon Point just.-west of Downieville Sunday afternoon to observe Flag Day and dedicate the old efannon of Company K 6th Regt. California Volunteers. £ On May 27, 1863 this cannon was being fired to celebrate the fall of Vicksburg. Two shots’ were fired and a third exploded from lack of cleaning the cannon. It hurled the body of Lieutenant Knox almost into the Yuba _ river while Second Lieutenant Donaldson was so mangled he also soon expired. Mrs. John Hughes of Reno, who came over to attend the ceremonies, ‘was prsent at the time of the tragedy. The Native Daughters and Native Sons of the Golden West had an inscription placed on the cannon pedestal relating the incident. J. M. McMahon was orator of the day. 0. STEFANI TAKEN TO SAN JOAQUIN PRISON Jim Stefani, old resident of Truckee has been taken to San eQuentin prison to start srving sentnce, having been found guilty of ‘assault with a deadly weapon. rt} Sheriff George R. Carter and deputies on Saturday evening raided the home of John Macari on Long Street. A quantity of wine and oth-} er intoxicating liquor was found, which was. confiscated. Macari pleaded guilty. and Judge W. L. Mobley set the fine at $150. which was paid. 6 LUCKY WOMAN HOPES AGAIN TO WIN CLAIM F Si apes Mrs. Alice Grundy who was lucky enough to win the claim offered by the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce was a visitor in The Nugget office last Saturday” buying quartz location notices as she intends to locate several claims adjoinifg her property on the Bear River near Colfax. Mrs. Grundy expressed herself as delighted with the property and plans to build a home on the property this season. She intends to be on hand to help Grass Valley celebrate the Fourth this year and hopes that she will again be lucky enough to win the claim. ; 0 CITY SANITARIUM NOTES OF THE WEEK NEV : Violetta Ford, daughter of Mrs. D. Gribben of Gold Flat was operated upon by Dr. R. F. Werner Monday evening for acute appendititis. She was taken suddenly ill at g@ late hour and rushed to the Nevada City sanitarium. Joe Garesio had his tonsils re—_—_ ee aaa eo moved at the Sanitarium Wednes-. Berkeley spent a week end here . day. Dr. Werner performed the ope-, with relatives. Mr. Young returned ration. : —— and his wife remained for a Miss Audrey Davis, daughter of! longer visit. Mrs. Beth Davis, fell while skating Wm. Fouyer and family spent Wednesday and broke her _ ieft) Wednesday night in their home in elbow. Dr. Werner reduced the frac-. Nevada City. He is kept quite busy ture. ‘where he is' stationed at Truckee Q———— attending to law violators. S. P. PASSENGER AGENT HAS F. C. Joubert of _Camptonville ‘PLEASANT MEMORIES OF CITY. was a Nevada City visitor Wednes——_—_day. Mr. E. S. White of Sairamento Mrs. W. E. Beatty of Sanger is Southern Pacific passenger agent,. here visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. UGGET, CALIFORNIA Downey, and brothers and sisters. Mrs. Harvey Cooper has as visitors her daughter, Mrs. Lear and son Allen, of Pfamas county.. Miss Elaine Mobley, who teaches in the Roseville high school, has returned to spend here vacation at her home in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Healey and daughter, Marcia, of San Rafael, are spending a vacation of several weeks in this city with Mrs. Healey’s sisters, Mrs. Aubrey Wisker and Miss Alma Marsh. = ———————— was in Nevada City Thursday on = i business He was born on a ranch back of . Banner Mountain and has several relatives in Nevada City among

ithem being Chief of Police Lloyd Jennings who is an uncle. DEPARTM E By J. M. Swazey I have pleasant memories of the old home Sweet memories of childhood days; Memories of the fields I used to roam And the woods I'll love always. ’Twas there, one bright June morn,/. While the sun shone brightly above, I .in that old fashioned home was : born Sent down for a mother to love. ’Twas there I received all the care That a mother’s fond heart. can bestow, I was rocked to sleep by the mummuring pines As they slowly rocked to and fro. Those were the days of sunshine When the night,. meant a happy tomorrow, é But the babies of yesterday, are the men_of today Thrown out into a world of sorrow. Though life has plenty of sunshine Plenty of thrills and charms; Don’t we all yearn for the old home And the Haven of a mother‘s arms? D3. Each day Iam_ growing restless, ; . IT can never be happy until I get back to the old home Standing alone on the Hill. more LOCAL . PE NING: Mr. Henry Carreg, and two daughters, Mrs. and Mr. E. W. Conway, all of San Francosco, and Mrs. Rae Ohlandt and son, Richard or Napa, composed a party that visited the Nugget office Wednesday. Mr. Carreg and Mr. Conway are former Nevada City residents and were pleased with the forward strides being made here in our mines and more prosperous looking community. They are renewing old acquaintances. Thomas Bessler is back from a short vacation spent in Downieville with relatives. a price oo $ I J.C. PENNEY GO s @ A idiciees G6 40 Oe HOME GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Just in time for the Fourth of July These beautiful Dresses in the Newest prints have arrived from our New York headquarters for your approval. The styles were never prettier and just look at the prices and come in to gee them today for they won’t last long at this price. ¢ 7 @ Size 14 to 42 FLAT CREPE DRESSES Can you imagine a hundred or more of these dresses in plain and printed silks, long sleeves and cap sleeves and sleveless models, to sell for Sizes 14 to 48 RAYON AND VOILE DRESSES We have a group of new voiles in the long lengths and Rayon Sport Dresses, some jacket models in the lot at Sizes 14 to 48 ~ PRINTED RAYON DRESSES Another — of Paes: for your approval at this low NT « STORE : 90 . 98 9 4 or . 98 VOILE DRESSES A group of dresses in smart models at only 79 SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. BLUEBIDD Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young of >. l. AS ONE FEATURE OF OUR 98 EVENTW E ARE . SELLING HOUSE DRESSES, FAST COLORS: OR GAUDY TRIMMED Twofor98c D BUTES Dom ince . SPRING GARDENING TOOLS knees eee LAWN MOWERS, RAKES, SPADES, HOES of beauty. Diomonds HAND GRASS CLIPPERS, HAND TROWELS, of recognized quality with full trade-in value. = 28 HAND WEEDERS se GARDEN HOSE AND SPRINKLERS : an SPRAYS AND FERTILIZER ‘ Complete Line Lilly Seeds. Grass Seeds in Bulk. H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers White Clover, Alfalfa, Red Clover, Kentucky 124 Mill St. © Grass Valley Blue Grass ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO FUE PET LOE ESOS EET SE OOO EES FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1931 ee NURSODA Gives Prompt and Lasting Relief From Stomach Distress A carefully balanced compound of antacid agents, soothing and beneficial to gastric and intestinal membranes. ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The Meal a Banquet At this store you can obtain everything you need for that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious dishes and odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices ‘you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promptly delivered. We disappoint no one. Just give us a trial and be convinced. ‘J. J. JACKSON Phone Number One We Deliver OTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, the ‘‘Minerals Exploration Trust’’ is the sole exclusive owner of the mining location or claim, situated in Section 13, 14, 25, Township 17 N. Range 11 East, M. D. B. M., in Washington District, Nevada County: California, which said location is known as the ‘Bute Mine’? that persons known to the owners as F. C Whitwell, Wm. Spree and others, have taken unlawful possession of said mine under a pretended relocation, calling it the “Provident Mine’ “‘Providence Mine’’; that said alleged relocation is absolutely without lawful right and that all persons dealing with said Whitwell: Spree, et al, do so at their pwn risk, and will be dispossed and ejected by process of law and mulct in damage for trespass and unlawful detention of said property. MINERALS EXPLORATION TRUST © By Grant Maxwell, President, Will C. Wallace, Sec’y. Fresh, Wholesome, Appetizing Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a small margin of profit. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and uicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloim cuts. Roasts of ali kinds. Weinies and superfine Kraut. — . : KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS