June 24, 1929 (6 pages)

a ‘Dol 7wm bo reepe . -+ +a — st: ataenscetaieatiainnea MONDAY. JUNE :" 1929 ee “7 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA — oe — pene meni . THE NEVADA 3 Published weekly on ‘and entered as mail matter of onday fice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, ——— 4 CITY NUGGET s at Nevada City, the second class in the postofMarch 3, 1879. Calttente: SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California, in advance Outside California, in U. 5. . Three Months One Month A Legal Newspaper of General Circulatien for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby Elsie P. Willoughby Printed and Editor and Publisher Associate COURT HOUSE RECORDS Notice of Attachment Retailers Credit Association Ys. Mrs. Richard Phillips in amount of $256.04. Declaration Homestead Mrs. Clara Phillips. Notice Non Responsibility Southern Pacific Company to all persons—-on Truckee property. William Maguire to all persons. . Notice of Forfeiture William Le Duc to L. T. Ward et al——Contention Mining Claim in Rough and Ready Mining District. Assignment W. H. Clarke, Alfred Heether, N. A. Ramsey, and L. W. Lobdell to Dewey. Collogan. Proot of Labor Toronto placer by Con D. Murphy. Ramseys Mine by C. W. Ramsey. Deeds L. W. Williams. to Nevada County Lead and Zine Mines Co.—Land ‘in Ti4N. R8E. 5 W. H. Clarke to R. C. Stafford —Land in Graniteville. Louis Bone et ux to J. R. Lewis See 33 TIGN R8E. Jos H. Sanders et al to Joseph G. Kirchner et ux—land in SE%4 SE% Sec 10 TI17N R16E. Jos. H: Sanders et al Kirchner—same as above. North Star Mines Co. to Empire Star Mines, ‘Ltd.—-properties iu Grass Valley Mining District. to Laura Wild Cat lode claim in Lot 1938, COURT CALENDAR Raglan Tuttle Superior Judge Brank Steel: <3. 28: .-.2.--2.-.-. Clerk M. D. Coughlin Reporter Estate John Desmond—Final accounting filed and distribution granted, Nilon Hennessy and. Kelly attorneys. Richard Lester Merrifield, minor —Request discharge guardian granted. Nilon Hennessy and Kelly atrtorneys,. . Estate Elizabeth Isaac—Continued to July 8th. W. E. Wright, attorney ‘“state Louise Ferrari—Continued to July 8th. W._E. Wright, attorney. Estate Jessie Sweeney. Mr. Smith sworn as appearing for administration. Petition for distribution granted. E. H. Armstrong, attorney. Guardianship Francis William Shea, minor—Fourth and final accounting. Hdward Larkin sworn. Mrs. McDonald appointed guardian. $25 attorney fees allowed. $1000 surety bond or $2000 personal. Nilon Hennessy and. Kelly attorneys. Estate John F. Gorman. Final ac counting and distribution granted. John Mulroy attorney. Estate George Hagedorn—Decree Petition final accounting and distribution granted on filing of inheritance tax appraiser’s report. E. H. Armstrong attorney. P. W. Michell vs. Grass Valley Mines—matter of setting trial date. Continued.to July 8th. Wm. T. Le Due et al to Steve Grondona et ux—portion Lot 7 Block 34 City of Grass Valley. Mark L: Lemon to W. Kotchahaw —Lot 1 NEY Sec 1 TIGN-R8E. L. M. Fall, adm. to. Thomas J. Walkre—Lot 3 Block 10~ City of Grass Valley. Walter L. Schmidt et ux to S. M. Katzer et ux—portion Lot 51 Dannals placer mine Sec 9 TI7N RYE. Echo. M. bert Goodwin et ux to LamAlinquist —NW % W 14 W ANE % N%SE% SW4%SE% Sec 11 TIGN RSE. William Cameron Jones to. Elizabeth C. Charles—Waukesha and . What Cheer placer claims at Relief: Hill. Augusta Smith et al to Minnie Johnson—SW 4NW%4% NW%, SE%Q NWY4NW%, NEYNWYNWY Sec 17 TI5N ROE. MRS. ARBOGAST PASSES Mrs. F. L. Arbogast of Oakland was taken by death early last. week following a brief illness at her home. She was a_ native of North Bloemfiled and spent her early life in that community. She married Mr. Arbogast in 1892 and they lived for a number of years in this city. The husband was engaged in In re application A. Sears appointment of trustees O.rder -appointing E. C.:Morgan and A, W. . MceGagin trustees. SIERRA COUNTY MINING Homer Gould and Frank Cole are busy doing assessment work at the Singer Mine in Sailor . Ravine, of which Mr. Gould-is the owner. Dan McConigle . was here this week from Woodleaf, where he and Riley W. Self recently mining. property. Mr. acquired 2 MeGonigle states that a five stamp mill is run-. ning sieadily and six men are employed doing development work. He says the prospects thus far are very encouraging. Machinery to be used for (construction work on the new highway between Downieville and Sierra City ‘was unloaded from freight cars at Calpine this week and moved under its own power to the scene of operations. Work is. to begin just as soon as all the machinery is asMr. Fred Jones, son, Charles, and wife and Mr. Zack Buckingham of Yuba City are here doing assessment work on the Elsie Quartz Mine «in sim Crow Canyon.-—The Messengey. State Traffic Officer W. C. Fouyer -the practice of law. Surviving are the husband ‘and a daughter and two sons. : Mr. and Mrs. King 6f Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Darkee and childrne of Burlingame will spend ; the summer in Nevada City and‘ Grass Valley. The two ladies were . formerly Misses Ruta and Virginia: Treadwell. Mrs. H. Robinson and daughter, Sally, of Lovelock, Nevada, «arrived , Tuesday .to visit her mother. and . sister, Mrs. Ford and Miss Savory . Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Genasci had as guests over the week end, Misses Verna Genasci, Lucille Ramsey, and Bill Ramsey, John Eustis, Mr. and Mrs. John Ramsey, all of ~ Sacramento, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsey of Berkeley. é Mrs. Harry Foster Hadfield of Hilo, T. H., is here visiting relatives J. F. O'CONNOR Chyfl and Mining Kngineer . States. Mineral. Surveyor. Surveyor. Upstairs ‘Hall. Main Street, Grass Liogi ARMSTRONG & TABER U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys Procuring Title to Mineral Lands ¥y; 213 Oschner Bldg., Sac% ; mens & 1. Telephones: Residen $3. Office Main 1772: ) . spring, See HE cP and family are at Donner Lake for the summer. He will be stationed in th~-eeastern part of the county tor ,th esummre months. Brian Krough, ex-service mat who spent some time here, is at Livermore in the Veierans Hospita! to receive treatment for his health. Miss Marie Young, who graduated from the tocal high school this is visiting her sister in Oakland and other relatives at Lon: Reach. i Mrs. R. A. Barnes is home re covering from a recent serious oper ation, at a Woodland hospital. Power, deputy attorney general, spent part of his vacation at Graniteville. Mrs. George W. Downey and Miss Margaret Smitteamp are visiting fo: a time at Smartville. Dr. W. P. SAWYER will be at his office 2to4 p.m. Glasses Correctly Fitted . Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat _ Office practice only Ott Building Main Street Nevada City Out of Tn for Few Weeks Edward Lang, of this place an? Mrs. Annie Blaha of Sacrameniu were married at the capitol city Tuesday. morning, friends and relatives being present at the ceremony. The newly wedded couple arrived here where they will make their future home, living at the Deal house on Upper Main street. . Mr. Lang is assdciated with his brother, /William A. Lang, in the Lang Garage here, and has a wide acquaintance of friends in the community who extend their hearty congratulations to them. John Cc. Donnelly and son, Charles Donnelly, passed through town last week -enroute to. the True Grit mine. The Camptonville Union Grammar ‘cchool held commencement exersises atthe Masonic Hall on Sataurday evening, June 22nd, at which time seven students passed from the eighth grade into the high school. Some time ago a movement was started here in an endeavor to. get the Pacific Gas & Electric Company io consider bringing a power line into town, and it has just been determined that this will be impossible at this: time, : _ One of the most severe storms ever witnessed in this section during the month of June took place at the last week end. It rained as a winter storm, more water running Jown the gutters and ravines than any time during the past water season. It came at.a time when most all the spring’ hay was down, and just as the cherries were beginning to ripen, and otherwise was bad on some of the other fruit which suivived the frost, It. was also bad on some of the rural roads which were recently put in shape. The Department of Agriculture had a road crew in this section this spring, reeonditioning all the roads through the forest, grading them, and putting tham in better. shape than for many years. After the storm, of this work will have to be over. B. F. McNaught, Mrs. Phyllis Riddell and son, Minot,M. I. Whittum and party. returned Saturday from Glendale enroute to the Halkyerd Mine. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Baldwin and Williams Burns returned Fiiday from a short ‘business visit to the lower country. J. P. Smart made a business trip to Nevada City Friday. Mrs. Frank M. Groves’ returned to Sierra City Friday afier a short visit with relatives here. George Williams and_ brother, William Williams, and Ilenry Godl Frey left Saturday for their home at some done Berkeley after spending a week visiting their old home town. Mrs. Peter Peterson and garndson, Winimore Charman, arrived friday from Marysville and, wil spend the summer at their home here. C.:.N. Chapman of Pike City was in town Friday. W. H. (Bud) Wayman. of Pike City motored to Grass Vaiiey Iriday returning with a new model touring ear which he wiil use on the maii route between here and Pike City. Mrs. Alice’ M. Gray and daughter, Bernice, and son, Jason, arrived Mriday from Oakland and will spend -he surmmer here, Henry DGasitian has as. visitors his mother and sister, Mrs. Sarah Bas tian and ‘Mis. Madden, of San Franciseo. Minnie J. E. Taylor was a recent visitor in Sacramento and San Miss Clara Carson Virginia City, “Nevada. Mr. -and Mrs. E. C. Uren left Tuesday for San Franciseco.He wil: make a map for a mining company of Nevada in a pending ixwsuit. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin -C. Bichards of Berkeley. are here’ visiting relatives and friends. Iranciseo. is» visiting in FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radie¢ Servicing and Repairé CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Pelivered Ore and Bullion 4) Purchased ig Licens™i by State of California * Established War . WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. J Offices: 742 Market St.,San Fransisco THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Feauty . Work. Famous Adele Mille) Toilet Articles. ‘Louise Martin CAMPTONVILLE PERSONALS. . CHEROKEE PROSPERS. CHEROKEE, June 22, (Special to the Nugget)—The heavy rain did not do much damage as there was very little hay cut over here. The Sherry Bros. agent of SacraCream must. be scarce as there has been quite a. number of agents here. All ar erushing cream for the different creameries. ‘The one that pays the most is the one; we are looking for. ae eae Mrs. Frank Puller and Mike Phelan of Dunsmuir were visiting their parents here.Mike came home to Mr. R. McNamara and_ wife of Cherokee were business visiors in Nevada City Monday. L. Day and wife of the Salmon e@ a Pocahontas meeting at Nevada City Monday night. : The parttes who are hauling poley to Lineoln for a rancher who is g0ing to put in electricity on his farni, took the iast load down Monday. James Phelan killed: a large coyote Sunday. They are getting real plentiful in this part of .the county and ar edoing lots: of damage o, sheep. They sure make a-raecket at nights and keep the dogs all barking. Vraneis Phelan and wite and children .were visiting in Grass. Valley . , Sunday, M. Wisler and nephew, who ‘have been in Cherokee for the last week returned to Sacramento Sunday. The electric linemen passed through here Monday repairing the electric lines, Mrs. James .Phelan gave. her schclars a pienic Wednesday. All enjoyed a day in the woods and when lunch time came all were ready for their eats: 5 : Mr, and Mrs. R. MeNamara visited friends in French Corral’ Wednesday. ‘ The many friends of Mrs, James MeGlone of 2404 G Street, mento, will be sorry met with, an auto accident and is now in the’ Sisters hospital. Her niece had’ a bad scalp wound having been thrown through the wind shield Sacrato hear she Abbott attended the funeral of thei: aunt, Mrs. Mae McNaughton in Sac: ramento recently. Rodney Harris broke two bone: in his left fore arm a few weeks ago and has recovered so he will be able to use the arm ina short time. Miss Marcia Gilbert of Oakland spent two weeks vacation in Grass . Valley’ with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norman “ of San Francisco visited for a time witli Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quick and Mrs. Eva’ Peaslee. t Miss .Florence Bneoit has had as a guest, Miss Charlotte Gibson of mento was a visitor here Monday. . for A. H. Mooser spent. several days . i ing j-! 1 ill send you yo rOney? in San Franesico attending to busi-; it and I w you your money”. Naot mine and Mrs. R. MeNamara atteid: Ee ee eo ae ie a a 2, ? ., a Me oi ae Ost ee . . wee i MESES EE TOV ENE IEE OEE EON GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS © Mr. and Mrs. spent a few. days in San Fran Mr. andMrs. Harry Gibson of; ‘Sah Franciseo spent a week in VaHey. M. Hnery Argall cisco. . FROM OUR READERS Oos Angeles — Crass I am ordering another copy of your Mrs. Tom Richards and children are visiting in Detroit, the summe ness. : Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor linganie spent a week at their mine, the Signal, below Grass Valley. Butler of Lime Kiln had a guests the last few . mation and history of your section. I days, Mr: and Mrs. G. Walistrum of } Mr. and WN the wek end in % Rexall . and it took 18 stitches to close the, : wound. All their friends here hope L they will fully recover from. their * ageident. 3 eee “f GRASS VALLEY PHRSONALS £ Theodore A. Kohier and group of ‘ men left Wednesday to complete L assessment work on the Gold Bank 5 mine in’ the Maybert section. ‘ Mrs. George Trezise and Mrs. F. 3 that are product. ‘. Ainited Drag: Soyy r. {rs. Sacramento, were Jrug Store. R. E. HARRIS THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE & fe ebeoteateote deateoe sSeafenteatesteote entententesesjeateote nt ole destete nde deievtede deste ole rlendetesdeage qeajeah THE GROCERY STORE WHERE COURTESY AND SERVICE PREVAIL But not only that—we have the largest, most complete stock of pure, fresh groceries in town at prices resaonable. Just give us a trial. J.J. JACKSON Phone Number One : SAVE WITH SAFETY Michigan, . ! must say you of BurTurlock. 2ebr i . Carmel Phe, ee iy ati Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fuller of lan returned o Dunsmuir with them aca cee f twoo week's visit Loomis spent Sunday in Grass Valley ee é Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark spent TRY THIS REFRESHING RUS DOWN TODAY After a hard day at work or play, rub your tired and lame muscles with Puretest Rulsbing Alcohol. You'll feel like a new person. Sold only at your Trade with us and you will always get real VALUE! We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular . Mining Number as I gave that one you sent me to a mining company, deserve credit in getting up a book like that. When my subscription runs out, continue A. W. Stowe, Salt Lake City — I received a copy of your speciai edition of May 10th and it is well gotten up and contains much inforwas glad to get it, although my interests in mining are in Calaveras ecunty.”’ Postmaster Phil Curnow of North Columbia was in Nevada City TuesG6 fedeheoterteatesteteote teoteote testes deoteelealeateqeste dete ieieleoierietote lei laieseleieien heieieke tester feiteily ie ) t, "e aleiuieloleinieieioinieieleiinininiiniieinieios othe Renherfeery "a 2 o eats <> . "a Be Sa ae ac COCCEDOOESOS EOE THleinicbieieloiiuieiioloitetntoltol telele oy Sletethg letefetetestetey lee Me Pe keste teste fete ale tle le lalety ao en K2 * Meieie: % ras eo! foie geleics We Deliver Berens Neola steno Wie Tle tye ole ole ake eerie sleate the fe Tene olente nents she nla tleale ste ofeate ole aleske sleole olerfebesferberterienentesfeaie Lo Angeles. Mrs. C. Edmonds has as a guest her sister-in-law, Mrs. Howard Mills, of Oregon. FEDERAL LikES Ly. Nevada -City.: 7:40): A.M; Ly. Grass Valley 7:55 AM. Ar. Sacramento . 10:40 A.M. Ar. San Francisco 12:15 P.M. SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STA: 1 1 GE 1:30 A.M. 1:45 A.M, 2roGe want, 2:15 2M, S.30°P Me 62:16 PM. 2:15 -PiM. 5:55 P.M. LOW PRICES ON FEDERAL TIRES Guarantved Vulcanizing and Repairing ACE TIRE SHOP Ly. San Francisco 9:00 A.M. 11:20 A.M. 1:20 P.M. Ly. Sacramento. 8:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M Ar. Grass Valley. 10:45.A.M. 1:45 P.M. 6:45 P.M. Ar. Nevada City . 11:00 A.M. 2:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. (*) Sunday only. All other schedules daily. — mma = — — oo Seemed . Yy 110 Main St. I Grass Valley . § ®@ x HAAR.” —es8s50-1°2% oe FEDERAL . ic TIRES iB NE Tek Floating hoteis de iuxe . Rooms with private bath SINGLE OR ENSUITE Unsurpassed dining service. Special advantages for automobile parti your Automobi , MAKE RESERVATIONS Phate MAEN 4620 Foor or M STREET LY ore RNIA TRANSPORTATION CO, aie ‘DELTA QU Ae SACRAMENTO S ame i, SSS, aw

a ‘Dol 7wm bo reepe . -+ +a — st: ataenscetaieatiainnea MONDAY. JUNE :" 1929 ee “7 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA — oe — pene meni . THE NEVADA 3 Published weekly on ‘and entered as mail matter of onday fice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, ——— 4 CITY NUGGET s at Nevada City, the second class in the postofMarch 3, 1879. Calttente: SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California, in advance Outside California, in U. 5. . Three Months One Month A Legal Newspaper of General Circulatien for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby Elsie P. Willoughby Printed and Editor and Publisher Associate COURT HOUSE RECORDS Notice of Attachment Retailers Credit Association Ys. Mrs. Richard Phillips in amount of $256.04. Declaration Homestead Mrs. Clara Phillips. Notice Non Responsibility Southern Pacific Company to all persons—-on Truckee property. William Maguire to all persons. . Notice of Forfeiture William Le Duc to L. T. Ward et al——Contention Mining Claim in Rough and Ready Mining District. Assignment W. H. Clarke, Alfred Heether, N. A. Ramsey, and L. W. Lobdell to Dewey. Collogan. Proot of Labor Toronto placer by Con D. Murphy. Ramseys Mine by C. W. Ramsey. Deeds L. W. Williams. to Nevada County Lead and Zine Mines Co.—Land ‘in Ti4N. R8E. 5 W. H. Clarke to R. C. Stafford —Land in Graniteville. Louis Bone et ux to J. R. Lewis See 33 TIGN R8E. Jos H. Sanders et al to Joseph G. Kirchner et ux—land in SE%4 SE% Sec 10 TI17N R16E. Jos. H: Sanders et al Kirchner—same as above. North Star Mines Co. to Empire Star Mines, ‘Ltd.—-properties iu Grass Valley Mining District. to Laura Wild Cat lode claim in Lot 1938, COURT CALENDAR Raglan Tuttle Superior Judge Brank Steel: <3. 28: .-.2..--2.-.-. Clerk M. D. Coughlin Reporter Estate John Desmond—Final accounting filed and distribution granted, Nilon Hennessy and. Kelly attorneys. Richard Lester Merrifield, minor —Request discharge guardian granted. Nilon Hennessy and Kelly atrtorneys,. . Estate Elizabeth Isaac—Continued to July 8th. W. E. Wright, attorney ‘“state Louise Ferrari—Continued to July 8th. W._E. Wright, attorney. Estate Jessie Sweeney. Mr. Smith sworn as appearing for administration. Petition for distribution granted. E. H. Armstrong, attorney. Guardianship Francis William Shea, minor—Fourth and final accounting. Hdward Larkin sworn. Mrs. McDonald appointed guardian. $25 attorney fees allowed. $1000 surety bond or $2000 personal. Nilon Hennessy and. Kelly attorneys. Estate John F. Gorman. Final ac counting and distribution granted. John Mulroy attorney. Estate George Hagedorn—Decree Petition final accounting and distribution granted on filing of inheritance tax appraiser’s report. E. H. Armstrong attorney. P. W. Michell vs. Grass Valley Mines—matter of setting trial date. Continued.to July 8th. Wm. T. Le Due et al to Steve Grondona et ux—portion Lot 7 Block 34 City of Grass Valley. Mark L: Lemon to W. Kotchahaw —Lot 1 NEY Sec 1 TIGN-R8E. L. M. Fall, adm. to. Thomas J. Walkre—Lot 3 Block 10~ City of Grass Valley. Walter L. Schmidt et ux to S. M. Katzer et ux—portion Lot 51 Dannals placer mine Sec 9 TI7N RYE. Echo. M. bert Goodwin et ux to LamAlinquist —NW % W 14 W ANE % N%SE% SW4%SE% Sec 11 TIGN RSE. William Cameron Jones to. Elizabeth C. Charles—Waukesha and . What Cheer placer claims at Relief: Hill. Augusta Smith et al to Minnie Johnson—SW 4NW%4% NW%, SE%Q NWY4NW%, NEYNWYNWY Sec 17 TI5N ROE. MRS. ARBOGAST PASSES Mrs. F. L. Arbogast of Oakland was taken by death early last. week following a brief illness at her home. She was a_ native of North Bloemfiled and spent her early life in that community. She married Mr. Arbogast in 1892 and they lived for a number of years in this city. The husband was engaged in In re application A. Sears appointment of trustees O.rder -appointing E. C.:Morgan and A, W. . MceGagin trustees. SIERRA COUNTY MINING Homer Gould and Frank Cole are busy doing assessment work at the Singer Mine in Sailor . Ravine, of which Mr. Gould-is the owner. Dan McConigle . was here this week from Woodleaf, where he and Riley W. Self recently mining. property. Mr. acquired 2 MeGonigle states that a five stamp mill is run-. ning sieadily and six men are employed doing development work. He says the prospects thus far are very encouraging. Machinery to be used for (construction work on the new highway between Downieville and Sierra City ‘was unloaded from freight cars at Calpine this week and moved under its own power to the scene of operations. Work is. to begin just as soon as all the machinery is asMr. Fred Jones, son, Charles, and wife and Mr. Zack Buckingham of Yuba City are here doing assessment work on the Elsie Quartz Mine «in sim Crow Canyon.-—The Messengey. State Traffic Officer W. C. Fouyer -the practice of law. Surviving are the husband ‘and a daughter and two sons. : Mr. and Mrs. King 6f Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Darkee and childrne of Burlingame will spend ; the summer in Nevada City and‘ Grass Valley. The two ladies were . formerly Misses Ruta and Virginia: Treadwell. Mrs. H. Robinson and daughter, Sally, of Lovelock, Nevada, «arrived , Tuesday .to visit her mother. and . sister, Mrs. Ford and Miss Savory . Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Genasci had as guests over the week end, Misses Verna Genasci, Lucille Ramsey, and Bill Ramsey, John Eustis, Mr. and Mrs. John Ramsey, all of ~ Sacramento, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsey of Berkeley. é Mrs. Harry Foster Hadfield of Hilo, T. H., is here visiting relatives J. F. O'CONNOR Chyfl and Mining Kngineer . States. Mineral. Surveyor. Surveyor. Upstairs ‘Hall. Main Street, Grass Liogi ARMSTRONG & TABER U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys Procuring Title to Mineral Lands ¥y; 213 Oschner Bldg., Sac% ; mens & 1. Telephones: Residen $3. Office Main 1772: ) . spring, See HE cP and family are at Donner Lake for the summer. He will be stationed in th~-eeastern part of the county tor ,th esummre months. Brian Krough, ex-service mat who spent some time here, is at Livermore in the Veierans Hospita! to receive treatment for his health. Miss Marie Young, who graduated from the tocal high school this is visiting her sister in Oakland and other relatives at Lon: Reach. i Mrs. R. A. Barnes is home re covering from a recent serious oper ation, at a Woodland hospital. Power, deputy attorney general, spent part of his vacation at Graniteville. Mrs. George W. Downey and Miss Margaret Smitteamp are visiting fo: a time at Smartville. Dr. W. P. SAWYER will be at his office 2to4 p.m. Glasses Correctly Fitted . Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat _ Office practice only Ott Building Main Street Nevada City Out of Tn for Few Weeks Edward Lang, of this place an? Mrs. Annie Blaha of Sacrameniu were married at the capitol city Tuesday. morning, friends and relatives being present at the ceremony. The newly wedded couple arrived here where they will make their future home, living at the Deal house on Upper Main street. . Mr. Lang is assdciated with his brother, /William A. Lang, in the Lang Garage here, and has a wide acquaintance of friends in the community who extend their hearty congratulations to them. John Cc. Donnelly and son, Charles Donnelly, passed through town last week -enroute to. the True Grit mine. The Camptonville Union Grammar ‘cchool held commencement exersises atthe Masonic Hall on Sataurday evening, June 22nd, at which time seven students passed from the eighth grade into the high school. Some time ago a movement was started here in an endeavor to. get the Pacific Gas & Electric Company io consider bringing a power line into town, and it has just been determined that this will be impossible at this: time, : _ One of the most severe storms ever witnessed in this section during the month of June took place at the last week end. It rained as a winter storm, more water running Jown the gutters and ravines than any time during the past water season. It came at.a time when most all the spring’ hay was down, and just as the cherries were beginning to ripen, and otherwise was bad on some of the other fruit which suivived the frost, It. was also bad on some of the rural roads which were recently put in shape. The Department of Agriculture had a road crew in this section this spring, reeonditioning all the roads through the forest, grading them, and putting tham in better. shape than for many years. After the storm, of this work will have to be over. B. F. McNaught, Mrs. Phyllis Riddell and son, Minot,M. I. Whittum and party. returned Saturday from Glendale enroute to the Halkyerd Mine. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Baldwin and Williams Burns returned Fiiday from a short ‘business visit to the lower country. J. P. Smart made a business trip to Nevada City Friday. Mrs. Frank M. Groves’ returned to Sierra City Friday afier a short visit with relatives here. George Williams and_ brother, William Williams, and Ilenry Godl Frey left Saturday for their home at some done Berkeley after spending a week visiting their old home town. Mrs. Peter Peterson and garndson, Winimore Charman, arrived friday from Marysville and, wil spend the summer at their home here. C.:.N. Chapman of Pike City was in town Friday. W. H. (Bud) Wayman. of Pike City motored to Grass Vaiiey Iriday

returning with a new model touring ear which he wiil use on the maii route between here and Pike City. Mrs. Alice’ M. Gray and daughter, Bernice, and son, Jason, arrived Mriday from Oakland and will spend -he surmmer here, Henry DGasitian has as. visitors his mother and sister, Mrs. Sarah Bas tian and ‘Mis. Madden, of San Franciseo. Minnie J. E. Taylor was a recent visitor in Sacramento and San Miss Clara Carson Virginia City, “Nevada. Mr. -and Mrs. E. C. Uren left Tuesday for San Franciseco.He wil: make a map for a mining company of Nevada in a pending ixwsuit. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin -C. Bichards of Berkeley. are here’ visiting relatives and friends. Iranciseo. is» visiting in FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radie¢ Servicing and Repairé CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Pelivered Ore and Bullion 4) Purchased ig Licens™i by State of California * Established War . WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. J Offices: 742 Market St.,San Fransisco THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Feauty . Work. Famous Adele Mille) Toilet Articles. ‘Louise Martin CAMPTONVILLE PERSONALS. . CHEROKEE PROSPERS. CHEROKEE, June 22, (Special to the Nugget)—The heavy rain did not do much damage as there was very little hay cut over here. The Sherry Bros. agent of SacraCream must. be scarce as there has been quite a. number of agents here. All ar erushing cream for the different creameries. ‘The one that pays the most is the one; we are looking for. ae eae Mrs. Frank Puller and Mike Phelan of Dunsmuir were visiting their parents here.Mike came home to Mr. R. McNamara and_ wife of Cherokee were business visiors in Nevada City Monday. L. Day and wife of the Salmon e@ a Pocahontas meeting at Nevada City Monday night. : The parttes who are hauling poley to Lineoln for a rancher who is g0ing to put in electricity on his farni, took the iast load down Monday. James Phelan killed: a large coyote Sunday. They are getting real plentiful in this part of .the county and ar edoing lots: of damage o, sheep. They sure make a-raecket at nights and keep the dogs all barking. Vraneis Phelan and wite and children .were visiting in Grass. Valley . , Sunday, M. Wisler and nephew, who ‘have been in Cherokee for the last week returned to Sacramento Sunday. The electric linemen passed through here Monday repairing the electric lines, Mrs.. James .Phelan gave. her schclars a pienic Wednesday. All enjoyed a day in the woods and when lunch time came all were ready for their eats: 5 : Mr, and Mrs. R. MeNamara visited friends in French Corral’ Wednesday. ‘ The many friends of Mrs, James MeGlone of 2404 G Street, mento, will be sorry met with, an auto accident and is now in the’ Sisters hospital. Her niece had’ a bad scalp wound having been thrown through the wind shield Sacrato hear she Abbott attended the funeral of thei: aunt, Mrs. Mae McNaughton in Sac: ramento recently. Rodney Harris broke two bone: in his left fore arm a few weeks ago and has recovered so he will be able to use the arm ina short time. Miss Marcia Gilbert of Oakland spent two weeks vacation in Grass . Valley’ with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norman “ of San Francisco visited for a time witli Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Quick and Mrs. Eva’ Peaslee. t Miss .Florence Bneoit has had as a guest, Miss Charlotte Gibson of mento was a visitor here Monday. . for A. H. Mooser spent. several days . i ing j-! 1 ill send you yo rOney? in San Franesico attending to busi-; it and I w you your money”. Naot mine and Mrs. R. MeNamara atteid: Ee ee eo ae ie a a 2, ? ., a Me oi ae Ost ee . . wee i MESES EE TOV ENE IEE OEE EON GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS © Mr. and Mrs. spent a few. days in San Fran Mr. andMrs. Harry Gibson of; ‘Sah Franciseo spent a week in VaHey. M. Hnery Argall cisco. . FROM OUR READERS Oos Angeles — Crass I am ordering another copy of your Mrs. Tom Richards and children are visiting in Detroit, the summe ness. : Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor linganie spent a week at their mine, the Signal, below Grass Valley. Butler of Lime Kiln had a guests the last few . mation and history of your section. I days, Mr: and Mrs. G. Walistrum of } Mr. and WN the wek end in % Rexall . and it took 18 stitches to close the, : wound. All their friends here hope L they will fully recover from. their * ageident. 3 eee “f GRASS VALLEY PHRSONALS £ Theodore A. Kohier and group of ‘ men left Wednesday to complete L assessment work on the Gold Bank 5 mine in’ the Maybert section. ‘ Mrs. George Trezise and Mrs. F. 3 that are product. ‘. Ainited Drag: Soyy r. {rs. Sacramento, were Jrug Store. R. E. HARRIS THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE & fe ebeoteateote deateoe sSeafenteatesteote entententesesjeateote nt ole destete nde deievtede deste ole rlendetesdeage qeajeah THE GROCERY STORE WHERE COURTESY AND SERVICE PREVAIL But not only that—we have the largest, most complete stock of pure, fresh groceries in town at prices resaonable. Just give us a trial. J.J. JACKSON Phone Number One : SAVE WITH SAFETY Michigan, . ! must say you of BurTurlock. 2ebr i . Carmel Phe, ee iy ati Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fuller of lan returned o Dunsmuir with them aca cee f twoo week's visit Loomis spent Sunday in Grass Valley ee é Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark spent TRY THIS REFRESHING RUS DOWN TODAY After a hard day at work or play, rub your tired and lame muscles with Puretest Rulsbing Alcohol. You'll feel like a new person. Sold only at your Trade with us and you will always get real VALUE! We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular . Mining Number as I gave that one you sent me to a mining company, deserve credit in getting up a book like that. When my subscription runs out, continue A. W. Stowe, Salt Lake City — I received a copy of your speciai edition of May 10th and it is well gotten up and contains much inforwas glad to get it, although my interests in mining are in Calaveras ecunty.”’ Postmaster Phil Curnow of North Columbia was in Nevada City TuesG6 fedeheoterteatesteteote teoteote testes deoteelealeateqeste dete ieieleoierietote lei laieseleieien heieieke tester feiteily ie ) t, "e aleiuieloleinieieioinieieleiinininiiniieinieios othe Renherfeery "a 2 o eats <> . 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