June 24, 1929 (6 pages)

FRENCH CORRAL, Camptonviile Mining . gravel, Harrison came here about a June 21, year ago from Gold Run and is well (Special to The Nugget) The long. pleased with the mining possibilities year, but we sincerely hope, it may not be the ! hottest, for after. two days of ex. cessive heat we feel rather unabie to cope with the third and longest day. Well, as in this none can be choosers we must take what is sent . and make the best of it. After the plenteous rain of a week ago, we are still exclaiming, “Strange weather for June’. No particular damage was done in this, section, however. We begin this week’s items with feelings of both joy and sorrow. AS est day of the: we are wont to put sorrow away, we will write of the joyous’ past first. It gave us, great pleasure to read in Tuesday’s Union = that the spirt of patriotic enthusiasm had been thoroughly aroused, and Grass Valley would give their almost traditional . observance of 4th of July, and have a celebration. The San Juan Ridg: is always proud of our “Twin (ilies’’, and it. would) seem almost a calamity if that beautiful custom of much over half a century .met with _ failure. Would that we of this section could take an active part in it. Why could “we not put ona float? Our Hi School Bus might play its part in this, was suggested by_one of our young ladies. After five years of steady association the ‘‘Old Bus’’ has become endeared almost as the school room, Get busy girls and boys, and the the Ridge be represented! Boost the Ridge, be represented! Boost our own Nevada county! Friday evening brought friends from Sacramento. Mr. Clarence Hoffman and son, Milton, to whom French Corral is always ‘‘Home’”. They pitched their tent beneath the pines, and it was lucky they had a tent for use the morning the rainstorm was on. They returned to Sacramento Sunday afternoon, but Say, they can even enjoy a rainstorm in Freneh Corral. , Bill Walsh of Smartville passed through Friday morning with a drove of cattle. The S. J. R. W. A. dance that was to be given at San Juan the night of the 15th had to te post_ poned on account of the storm. It seems the weather plays a hoodoo on the Association dances with snows and rain. Miss Theresa O’Conner’ and her ’ brother ,Michael, went to Grass Valley Saturday p: m. . Miss O'Conner was enroute to Santa Cruz, where she will attend the session of Grand Parlor of Native Daughters of the Golden West. Mrs. K. Broyles. and daughter, Mrs. Labour, and family of Sacramento, came to their home in French Corral Saturday and returnda City on Sunday ed to Sacramento Sunday. Mrs. Adele Browning went to Nevada City Sunday from which place -$bhe will leave with other delegates ' Monday to attend the Grand Session ! recently. Her partens, Mr. of Neighbors of Woodcraft held at Redding this week. Levin Brown ‘Mr. A. Browning and sons, Harry and Clyde, and J. Swazey worked at the Manzanita mine Monday, Wednesday and* Thursday, getting out pipe to use for repair work on the water system. € Thomas Mitchell and sisters, Mrs. M. Mitchell of Grass Valley, and Mrs. L. Hazenbrook of Los Angeles and ‘her son, Richard, made a trip to Grass Valley Tuesday. Mrs. Mitchell remained in Grass Valley. M. Milns, repersenting the Scherry } Bros. Creamery of San Francisoc had business in French Corral Tuesday. ! Mr. and irs, R. McNamara of Tyler visited Mrs. MceNamara’s er, J. W. Culver Wednesday. W. E. Moulton and N. B. Bishop made a trip to Nevada City Weanesday. Clyde Browning went to Sacramento Tuesday and later made a trip to the mountains and vegetables. Wm. Cordon came from La Porte Wednesday and wil! spend the week as‘a ‘guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton. ~* Flag “Day was observed at Columbia Parlor, with a short, but pretty and appropriate program: readings recitations and patriotic songs. Invited guests, Mrs. E. De Prati, Miss N. Suilivan and A. Moysnier. Miss Nellie Clerkin went to Ne‘vada City last evening to atten. the meeting of Neighbors of Woodcraft. _ Now -we come to the feelings of sorrow with which ‘cur hearts are filled’ on account of the death of Mrs. F. L:; Arbogast. Altho resident of Oakland . for several years past the Arbogast family are strictly. Ne© vada countians and ~ Mrs. Arbogast as. Adel Nash, was a native of North Bloomfield. She was a charmbroth-on this section, B. F. MeNaught recently returned from the south, and is planning to continue the channel at the Halkyard property. They, recently hit ,gravel and the prospects are very good. They have been developing the property for the past two winters, and have put up several thouisand dollars into equipment and development work and it is hoped that they find something very rich. A. party of mining men“are ne~ gotiating with C. T. Driscoll and Dr. Grimmer, and others, at lrvington, owners of the Snowden Hill Mines, and there is a possibility of this property again starting operations, John C. Donnelly and Charles’ Donnelly, arrived a week ago from Oakland and have established camp at the True Grit grave: property where they are doing the annual assessment work. The True Grit is a hydraulic proposition, and Donnelly is in hopes of getting interested parties. onethe grund very. soon, . C. N. Chatfield reports that he soon expects the people who recently took over his’ property to start actual operations. : F, L. Lorenz of Los. Angeles—arrived in this section Thursday and proceeded to the Foote claims near Snowden Hill and will immediately begin operations, There has not been any mining done in this section for quite some time, and the roads and trails are all overgrown, and an investor almost has to again pioneer the .way through. Lorenz will put a foreman in charge and employ a small crew of men, a campsite will have to be made and some buildings put up. The property is quartz] in nature and looks as though it should turn out real good, at any rate the showing. on the ground is were served at the conclusion of he ment work. The claims are owned by Leonard Foote of Indian Valley. son, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. ‘Kohler Washington were business visitors in Nevada City Friday. Mike Matlovich who was recentiy with fruit . . entombed at. the South Eureka -niine worked for some time at the. Mur, chie mine this spring. wos . Mrs. Bessie Niékless had visitor Friday her grandson, Taylor of Berkeley. former resident. Miss Elain Mobley, whe has completed her term at the Auburn high schoo] is spending here vacation in as a George He is also a ! Nevada City with her parents, Judge f . ' % und Mrs. W. L. The 6:30 p. Mobley. m. stage from Neva night has bee: discontinued by the Pickwick Stage. Miss Katherine Jost was married to Lloyd C. Macabee in the Memor-. ial Chapel at Stanford Universiti; and Mrs to be Fred Jost were among,a small grou, . that attended. of Sweetland had , nected with one of the department: business in French Corral Monday. . at the university. She has been con They will make their home at Palo Alto upon their return from their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dellea came in from their mining property in th Quaker Hill district during the week . Josiah Mewton, long time resi dent of this county, passed away a his — Grass Valley home last week He was a shoemaker and we. known:—as a member of The “eax: choir. ~ re, eg: ing. woman aoe: " deeply. beloved: bs aH who knew her. Her passhilg. away means the breaking up of a beaut ful home life, of which there az none too many in our day. Ou deepest Syinpathy is xtended to he husband and family. ee Budweiser Spells Satisfaction eB 9 of ville ’ passed = _> THE NEVADA ¢ city / NUGGET, CALIFORNIA” ike SIERRA COUNTY LOCALS John Cubit and James Meadows were down from Rock Creek on business this week. They are doing development work on their properties up on the ridge, Jack Thomas was'in town from the Rattlesnake mine this -week. While here he engaged two nien and sent them up to his Monongahela mine to do some assessment work. Four men have been put to work at the Gold Bluff: mine, on North Fork. It is reported that 11 men have deen employed at the Bald Mounthe Forest. These are the properties that were sold recently to ‘Los capitalists. Angeles Meyer’s store is engaged in packing a consignment of 3000 sailons of gasoline to the Gib: valtar mite, some 18 miles north of Downieville. The hotel at Forest has. changed hands, it is reported, and isto bé renovated. and made into an acive hostelry by-its new owners, in econsequence of the .revpening of the mines at that place. H. L: Van Valkenburg of* Mount Vernon was in town this week his Cold Spring mine. He has two men: doing development :;work. The recent rains afforded water, had. stopped flowing, and permitted considerable gravel to be wa‘? 2d: Mr. and. Mrs. J. T. Leonard ot Yuba City arrived the first of the week on their way to their mining property, the Crescent mine, which was formerly the Barney Gallagher property. They will:-remain in the from and pack animals were obtained from Antone Lavezzola to take them to the mine. George Shubert was down from the Eagle Bird mine for a few days ‘his week. He reports development work going steadily forward. A. F. Sheehan is _ established again at his Oak Ranch summer range. He will do some mining on his property there when conditions . become more favorable. Wm. Davis and wife of Greenthrough Downievilte Tyésday_on their way to Forest sto lo asséssment work on: their ‘ng claims there. : A miner by the name of McCarty, who has been _ prospecting: near Salmon Lake, had the misforttne Oo run a nail into his foot and. was brought to Downieville Monday for ‘reatmnet. Dr. Sutton took him to he County Hospital and dressed the ‘njury. McCarty will be laid wp for some time. Henry Schofield of this place zone to Sierra City to work at Jacred Mound mine. (The Messenger) minW. visit V. Taniblyn is home from a in Los Angeles: with relatives. His sister,.Mrs. Farmer, -d him home for a visit here hop‘ng the change will benefit 1ealth, as she has been quite ill. Jack Adams, son, of Mr. and Mrs. \rmy Adams will spend the summer in Alaska with his — father, engineer for one of the placer mining companies. accompani her who is large app pieces that need for you to handle. ty tain and South Fork properties ‘at’ which: mountains about six months. Saddle making direct connection with S. P. has , the i’ Launoay, * ee. ve j eo 2 e <= * > Nevada county lawyer, who has retired from Judge J. M. Walling, active practice, celebrated his 88th birthday Friday. He is one of twins beiinz born in Iowa , June 2i; 1841. Both brothers fought ‘ih the Civil War coming out with officer’s commissions. _ He received the best wishes of his many. friends for many more happy~-.returns’ of the. day. : Mrs. George Carr ‘and Mrs. S. Lee Leiter ‘are visiting .relatives in Oakland. ; Paul Miller, San Jose attorney; ‘is vacationing here in hopes of regaining his health. There are still a few 1929 Quills for sale. They can be obtained at [the.R. E.-Harris Drug Store. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Foote have as a visitor, Mrs. Alice Hill of Jaskson, Amador county. Mrs. Richard ‘Phelan of Sierra City was in Nevada City Friday enroute to Oakland to attend to business affairs. She is busy getting assessment work done on her mining claims in Sierra county. Mrs. Herbert Paine hadas week end guests, Mrs. R. L Johnson and son of Los Altos. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Allen have had as visitors, Mr. and Mrs. William Temby and Mrs. Esther Deeble of San Jose. : Mr. and Mrs. Geary Feagan and son are. spending two. weeks visiting various \ points. -of interest in Southern California, among them ‘being Los Angeles and Catalina Island. N.C.N.G.R.R. COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES. TIME TABLE AND RATES Effective Sunday, Sept. 30, 1928 Trains leave Nevada City at 5:20 a.m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., arriving at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. Trains leave Nevada City at 11:00 a.m.,.Grass Valley 11:25 a. m., making direct 4train No. 23 drriving at San Francisco 6:10.p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 4:40 m., Grass ,Valley at 5:05 p. m., train No. 40 leaving San Francisco at 1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley -%:35. p. m., land Nevada City 7:56 p. m. SUMMER RATES Eftective May 1, 1929 to Sept. 1929. ‘ All tickets on sale daily. Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and 3 months tickets. Grass Valley’ to San Francisco— 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland—— 16 days $8. 25; 3 month $10.00. Grass Valiey to Los Angeles vis Stockton, both ways —16 day: $26.25; 3 months $31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via ; Stockton one way, returning via San : Francisco or vice-versa—-16 days . $28:75;3 months $34.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—16 days $7.75; 3 months $9.00. Grass Valley to Reno—16 days $6.50; 3 months $7%.50. Grass Valley to Pacific Grove via San I'ranciseco gr Oakland only—16 30, days $15. a 3 months $17.75. Grass Valley -to Santa Cruz via Los Gatos —-16 days $12.75; $3 , months $14.75. Grass Valley . Watson months $17. 26. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via days’ $14.50; 3 to Sacramento— 14 day ticket only $4.00. No stop-overs allowed. ~a service youll reciate/ . EVERYTHING wns and dried; those it, starched; all flat work ironed; leaving only the: finer pieces i! Ary P AMCEY Agent : Bundles Shipped Out Mondays, Returned Thursdays connection with S. P\ aS, Oiling df-the. Nevada City and “Downieville started Wednesday. morning. This coating will prevent dust for months. Superintendent . Dan C. Breuning is in charge of the work. Mrs. C. A. Libbey of Eureka, who is here visiting her-parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Richards, spent a oo in San Francisco recently, highway between the summer The highway between Rough and Ready: and Marysville was given a coating of oil just before the rain and-is now in fine condition. There will be very little dust on it this summer. Freddie Crabbe was evciely bitten by a collie dog Thursday while ~ walking along. the street: He is the ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crabbe. Morgan and Powell Bldg. Morticians Grass Valley Phone 364 "THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIO The Superlative Radio Set of the Year! At a reasonable price! A demonsration will prove it. 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FRENCH CORRAL, Camptonviile Mining . gravel, Harrison came here about a June 21, year ago from Gold Run and is well (Special to The Nugget) The long. pleased with the mining possibilities year, but we sincerely hope, it may not be the ! hottest, for after. two days of ex. cessive heat we feel rather unabie to cope with the third and longest day. Well, as in this none can be choosers we must take what is sent . and make the best of it. After the plenteous rain of a week ago, we are still exclaiming, “Strange weather for June’. No particular damage was done in this, section, however. We begin this week’s items with feelings of both joy and sorrow. AS est day of the: we are wont to put sorrow away, we will write of the joyous’ past first. It gave us, great pleasure to read in Tuesday’s Union = that the spirt of patriotic enthusiasm had been thoroughly aroused, and Grass Valley would give their almost traditional . observance of 4th of July, and have a celebration. The San Juan Ridg: is always proud of our “Twin (ilies’’, and it. would) seem almost a calamity if that beautiful custom of much over half a century .met with _ failure. Would that we of this section could take an active part in it. Why could “we not put ona float? Our Hi School Bus might play its part in this, was suggested by_one of our young ladies. After five years of steady association the ‘‘Old Bus’’ has become endeared almost as the school room, Get busy girls and boys, and the the Ridge be represented! Boost the Ridge, be represented! Boost our own Nevada county! Friday evening brought friends from Sacramento. Mr. Clarence Hoffman and son, Milton, to whom French Corral is always ‘‘Home’”. They pitched their tent beneath the pines, and it was lucky they had a tent for use the morning the rainstorm was on. They returned to Sacramento Sunday afternoon, but Say, they can even enjoy a rainstorm in Freneh Corral. , Bill Walsh of Smartville passed through Friday morning with a drove of cattle. The S. J. R. W. A. dance that was to be given at San Juan the night of the 15th had to te post_ poned on account of the storm. It seems the weather plays a hoodoo on the Association dances with snows and rain. Miss Theresa O’Conner’ and her ’ brother ,Michael, went to Grass Valley Saturday p: m. . Miss O'Conner was enroute to Santa Cruz, where she will attend the session of Grand Parlor of Native Daughters of the Golden West. Mrs. K. Broyles. and daughter, Mrs. Labour, and family of Sacramento, came to their home in French Corral Saturday and returnda City on Sunday ed to Sacramento Sunday. Mrs. Adele Browning went to Nevada City Sunday from which place -$bhe will leave with other delegates ' Monday to attend the Grand Session ! recently. Her partens, Mr. of Neighbors of Woodcraft held at Redding this week. Levin Brown ‘Mr. A. Browning and sons, Harry and Clyde, and J. Swazey worked at the Manzanita mine Monday, Wednesday and* Thursday, getting out pipe to use for repair work on the water system. € Thomas Mitchell and sisters, Mrs. M. Mitchell of Grass Valley, and Mrs. L. Hazenbrook of Los Angeles and ‘her son, Richard, made a trip to Grass Valley Tuesday. Mrs. Mitchell remained in Grass Valley. M. Milns, repersenting the Scherry } Bros. Creamery of San Francisoc had business in French Corral Tuesday. ! Mr. and irs, R. McNamara of Tyler visited Mrs. MceNamara’s er, J. W. Culver Wednesday. W. E. Moulton and N. B. Bishop made a trip to Nevada City Weanesday. Clyde Browning went to Sacramento Tuesday and later made a trip to the mountains and vegetables. Wm. Cordon came from La Porte Wednesday and wil! spend the week as‘a ‘guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton. ~* Flag “Day was observed at Columbia Parlor, with a short, but pretty and appropriate program: readings recitations and patriotic songs. Invited guests, Mrs. E. De Prati, Miss N. Suilivan and A. Moysnier. Miss Nellie Clerkin went to Ne‘vada City last evening to atten. the meeting of Neighbors of Woodcraft. _ Now -we come to the feelings of sorrow with which ‘cur hearts are filled’ on account of the death of Mrs. F. L:; Arbogast. Altho resident of Oakland . for several years past the Arbogast family are strictly. Ne© vada countians and ~ Mrs. Arbogast as. Adel Nash, was a native of North Bloomfield. She was a charmbroth-on this section, B. F. MeNaught recently returned from the south, and is planning to continue the channel at the Halkyard property. They, recently hit ,gravel and the prospects are very good. They have been developing the property for the past two winters, and have put up several thouisand dollars into equipment and development work and it is hoped that they find something very rich. A. party of mining men“are ne~ gotiating with C. T. Driscoll and Dr. Grimmer, and others, at lrvington, owners of the Snowden Hill Mines, and there is a possibility of this property again starting operations, John C. Donnelly and Charles’ Donnelly, arrived a week ago from Oakland and have established camp at the True Grit grave: property where they are doing the annual assessment work. The True Grit is a hydraulic proposition, and Donnelly is in hopes of getting interested parties. onethe grund very. soon, . C. N. Chatfield reports that he soon expects the people who recently took over his’ property to start actual operations. : F, L. Lorenz of Los. Angeles—arrived in this section Thursday and proceeded to the Foote claims near Snowden Hill and will immediately begin operations, There has not been any mining done in this section for quite some time, and the roads and trails are all overgrown, and an investor almost has to again pioneer the .way through. Lorenz will put a foreman in charge and employ a small crew of men, a campsite will have to be made and some buildings put up. The property is quartz] in nature and looks as though it should turn out real good, at any rate the showing. on the ground is were served at the conclusion of he ment work. The claims are owned by Leonard Foote of Indian Valley. son, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. ‘Kohler Washington were business visitors in Nevada City Friday. Mike Matlovich who was recentiy with fruit . . entombed at. the South Eureka -niine worked for some time at the. Mur, chie mine this spring. wos . Mrs. Bessie Niékless had visitor Friday her grandson, Taylor of Berkeley. former resident. Miss Elain Mobley, whe has completed her term at the Auburn high schoo] is spending here vacation in as a George He is also a ! Nevada City with her parents, Judge f . ' % und Mrs. W. L. The 6:30 p. Mobley. m. stage from Neva night has bee: discontinued by the Pickwick Stage. Miss Katherine Jost was married to Lloyd C. Macabee in the Memor-. ial Chapel at Stanford Universiti; and Mrs to be Fred Jost were among,a small grou, . that attended. of Sweetland had , nected with one of the department: business in French Corral Monday. . at the university. She has been con They will make their home at Palo Alto upon their return from their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dellea came in from their mining property in th Quaker Hill district during the week . Josiah Mewton, long time resi dent of this county, passed away a his — Grass Valley home last week He was a shoemaker and we. known:—as a member of The “eax: choir. ~ re, eg: ing. woman aoe: " deeply. beloved: bs aH who knew her. Her passhilg. away means the breaking up of a beaut ful home life, of which there az none too many in our day. Ou deepest Syinpathy is xtended to he husband and family. ee Budweiser Spells Satisfaction eB 9 of ville ’ passed = _> THE NEVADA ¢ city / NUGGET, CALIFORNIA” ike SIERRA COUNTY LOCALS John Cubit and James Meadows were down from Rock Creek on business this week. They are doing development work on their properties up on the ridge, Jack Thomas was'in town from the Rattlesnake mine this -week. While here he engaged two nien and sent them up to his Monongahela mine to do some assessment work. Four men have been put to work at the Gold Bluff: mine, on North Fork. It is reported that 11 men have deen employed at the Bald Mounthe Forest. These are the properties that were sold recently to ‘Los capitalists. Angeles Meyer’s store is engaged in packing a consignment of 3000 sailons of gasoline to the Gib: valtar mite, some 18 miles north of Downieville. The hotel at Forest has. changed hands, it is reported, and isto bé renovated. and made into an acive hostelry by-its new owners, in econsequence of the .revpening of the mines at that place. H. L: Van Valkenburg of* Mount Vernon was in town this week his Cold Spring mine. He has two men: doing development :;work. The recent rains afforded water, had. stopped flowing, and permitted considerable gravel to be wa‘? 2d: Mr. and. Mrs. J. T. Leonard ot Yuba City arrived the first of the week on their way to their mining property, the Crescent mine, which was formerly the Barney Gallagher property. They will:-remain in the from and pack animals were obtained from Antone Lavezzola to take them to the mine. George Shubert was down from the Eagle Bird mine for a few days ‘his week. He reports development

work going steadily forward. A. F. Sheehan is _ established again at his Oak Ranch summer range. He will do some mining on his property there when conditions . become more favorable. Wm. Davis and wife of Greenthrough Downievilte Tyésday_on their way to Forest sto lo asséssment work on: their ‘ng claims there. : A miner by the name of McCarty, who has been _ prospecting: near Salmon Lake, had the misforttne Oo run a nail into his foot and. was brought to Downieville Monday for ‘reatmnet. Dr. Sutton took him to he County Hospital and dressed the ‘njury. McCarty will be laid wp for some time. Henry Schofield of this place zone to Sierra City to work at Jacred Mound mine. (The Messenger) minW. visit V. Taniblyn is home from a in Los Angeles: with relatives. His sister,.Mrs. Farmer, -d him home for a visit here hop‘ng the change will benefit 1ealth, as she has been quite ill. Jack Adams, son, of Mr. and Mrs. \rmy Adams will spend the summer in Alaska with his — father, engineer for one of the placer mining companies. accompani her who is large app pieces that need for you to handle. ty tain and South Fork properties ‘at’ which: mountains about six months. Saddle making direct connection with S. P. has , the i’ Launoay, * ee. ve j eo 2 e <= * > Nevada county lawyer, who has retired from Judge J. M. Walling, active practice, celebrated his 88th birthday Friday. He is one of twins beiinz born in Iowa , June 2i; 1841. Both brothers fought ‘ih the Civil War coming out with officer’s commissions. _ He received the best wishes of his many. friends for many more happy~-.returns’ of the. day. : Mrs. George Carr ‘and Mrs. S. Lee Leiter ‘are visiting .relatives in Oakland. ; Paul Miller, San Jose attorney; ‘is vacationing here in hopes of regaining his health. There are still a few 1929 Quills for sale. They can be obtained at [the.R. E.-Harris Drug Store. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Foote have as a visitor, Mrs. Alice Hill of Jaskson, Amador county. Mrs. Richard ‘Phelan of Sierra City was in Nevada City Friday enroute to Oakland to attend to business affairs. She is busy getting assessment work done on her mining claims in Sierra county. Mrs. Herbert Paine hadas week end guests, Mrs. R. L Johnson and son of Los Altos. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Allen have had as visitors, Mr. and Mrs. William Temby and Mrs. Esther Deeble of San Jose. : Mr. and Mrs. Geary Feagan and son are. spending two. weeks visiting various \ points. -of interest in Southern California, among them ‘being Los Angeles and Catalina Island.. N.C.N.G.R.R. COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES. TIME TABLE AND RATES Effective Sunday, Sept. 30, 1928 Trains leave Nevada City at 5:20 a.m., Grass Valley 5:40 a. m., arriving at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. Trains leave Nevada City at 11:00 a.m.,.Grass Valley 11:25 a. m., making direct 4train No. 23 drriving at San Francisco 6:10.p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 4:40 m., Grass ,Valley at 5:05 p. m., train No. 40 leaving San Francisco at 1 p. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley -%:35. p. m., land Nevada City 7:56 p. m. SUMMER RATES Eftective May 1, 1929 to Sept. 1929. ‘ All tickets on sale daily. Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and 3 months tickets. Grass Valley’ to San Francisco— 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25. Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland—— 16 days $8. 25; 3 month $10.00. Grass Valiey to Los Angeles vis Stockton, both ways —16 day: $26.25; 3 months $31.25. Grass Valley to Los Angeles via ; Stockton one way, returning via San : Francisco or vice-versa—-16 days . $28:75;3 months $34.00. Grass Valley to Tahoe City—16 days $7.75; 3 months $9.00. Grass Valley to Reno—16 days $6.50; 3 months $7%.50. Grass Valley to Pacific Grove via San I'ranciseco gr Oakland only—16 30, days $15. a 3 months $17.75. Grass Valley -to Santa Cruz via Los Gatos —-16 days $12.75; $3 , months $14.75. Grass Valley . Watson months $17. 26. Grass Valley to Santa Cruz via days’ $14.50; 3 to Sacramento— 14 day ticket only $4.00. No stop-overs allowed. ~a service youll reciate/ . EVERYTHING wns and dried; those it, starched; all flat work ironed; leaving only the: finer pieces i! Ary P AMCEY Agent : Bundles Shipped Out Mondays, Returned Thursdays connection with S. P\ aS, Oiling df-the. Nevada City and “Downieville started Wednesday. morning. This coating will prevent dust for months. Superintendent . Dan C. Breuning is in charge of the work. Mrs. C. A. Libbey of Eureka, who is here visiting her-parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Richards, spent a oo in San Francisco recently, highway between the summer The highway between Rough and Ready: and Marysville was given a coating of oil just before the rain and-is now in fine condition. There will be very little dust on it this summer. Freddie Crabbe was evciely bitten by a collie dog Thursday while ~ walking along. the street: He is the ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crabbe. Morgan and Powell Bldg. Morticians Grass Valley Phone 364 "THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIO The Superlative Radio Set of the Year! At a reasonable price! A demonsration will prove it. Electrical Wiring and Contracting FISCHER’S ELECTRIC AND SPORTING GOODS STORE Nevada City 4 W.R.JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors De-Luxe Ambulance Service Chapels at Nevada City and Grass Valley Nevada City Phone 122 nexcentage of sulphurets, values of tailings. Assays made for geld, silver, promptly attended to. Agent for automobile insurance. NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J.N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests: from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold value of sulphurets, value of sulpburets and lead and copper. Mail order check WOg: New York-California Underwriters, WeStthester and Capital of California Fire Insuraoces companies. Als” =— = 7 ESA SEIS Me Benen eerie Mondays or Th in our plant exclusively. Phone 37 5W OIE OIG ON Assayers Phone M. 4215 WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. Na medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them \you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER. SERVICE STATION WHY OUR WORK 1S SATISFACTORY— The continued, growth of our clothes cleaning busi “ness is the best evidence of the quality of work we do. If you are not a customer, give our service a trial. Clotheslewt at our agency at the National Hotel on rsdays will be delivered the following Thursday or Monday. Fine, modern, equipment used sesso Sestesteste ie ce testeatenoteoge tecdentesteotets NEVADA CITY VEGETABLE STORE Broad Street, near to City Hall and Mining Engineers TECHOW & DAVIS Consulting Engineeds and Chemists Larsen & Hardt . _ fesesetetetetisecte te Stes Me stehestesesteststestasts See tee teca test Pose seesete Bele Sedete ttl e GRASS. VALE fy. CLEANERS — Ed Burtner. Proprietor ay if ot 111 West Main St. c? 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