June 26, 1931 (6 pages)

the Feliciana Mine “The strike was made in pecimens of the rich ompany is ag Company. eing rork and allow for ording to Hans Larsen ‘rancisco ,president. o the company. 6 REQUEST By Joe M. Swazey_ wet mine Just at the close of day; Half buried in rocks, . ‘with slime 4 dying miner lay. ae below ” Filled with a gassy taint; While his pardner with head bent low head pard; said, When you see my curled youngsters You'll find them waiting the gate ‘As they’ve could toddle, ~ home. until late. Say pard, there’s no use in trying to kid me, . a I know I’m going to die; So please tell the boys in the a . morning Please tell them, that 1. said goodbye. And pard, when you stand by my casket > And my friends are all gathered *round; — 4 Will you put in my light, cap, and ’ carbinde For my last long shift under: ground?’* LARGE NUGGETS FOUND __ BATTLE MOUNTAIN Sutter Creek, Calif., Gan Francisco, June 25—The Gold age Mining Company, which operer Lode in Mariposa County, s opened -up a new ore shoot Sowing highgrade gold values, acording to word brought here by of‘cials of the company who just re_ 4rned from a visit to the property. Dove the 400 foot, or tunnel, level. ore were fought here by company offictals. Besides raising on the ore the sinking a winze from ew development program outlined y engineers when the property Was} js -. gken over by the Gold Ledg MinHeavy equipment is installed to farilitate exploration of gins in other parts of the mine, arThe Gold Ledge Mining Company ‘as received from the State Corporaion Department a permit for addi-jonal financing which will enable he company on a more intensive levelopment campaign on the Felijana Mine as well as the Duncan fine which-is under bond and lease THE DYING MINER'S LAST Jown in the dark depths, of a cold and covered The air floated up from the level stood close by, To catch his whispers so faint. The dying miner slowly turned his *Till his eyes. came to rest on his He tried to smile as he sorrowfully “The parting is going to be hard. When you tell my darling wife the news ‘Speak easy, with caution, care, So the shock of her lover’ sad ‘ ending : Will not be so hard to bear. done ever since they Tell them, their daddy won't be June 25— gravel makes a cubic yard. on the ings, the gravel was from one to three feet. a raise} Mining Company on its and extends through more controlled by officials © pany. this! mines, namely, the Lincoln, of San are four shafts varying neers of high fining its operations Pleasing results. CINNABAR MINE on the Cinnabar mine thirty-five miles farther. Mr .Smith states that nace 100 tons of ore daily, road is built to the mine. in order to operate. and ore is heated until the you News. a it is stated ,extracted gravel yielding as high as $36 to the half-ton car. This is equivalent to $108 a cubic yard, since a ton and a half of the It is further stated that in the Cleveland Consolidated property, on the boundary line of the Largomarsino holdmined for a widthof 80 feet and a thickness of Although official information is lacking, there are indications that the management of the Lincoln Gold is contemplating the resumption of develpment work property, which adjoins on the north the Old Eureka mine of the Central Eureka Mining Company. by New York this town for than a half mile along the Mother Lode. The Lincoln company of the Calumet and Arizona Copper ComIts property embraces four Wildman, Mahoney, and Emerson, all idle since 1912 and on which there : in depth from 600 to 2,000 feet. Recently the company has had two mining engistanding visit . property and make a thorough study of it and adjoining mines, particularly the Old Eureka, to which the Central Eureka management is conwith highly the ACTIVITY STARTS Development work is-being done about one and a quarter miles from the Cinnabar springs on Beaver creek by the Carl Davis Mining Company, whose headquarters are in New York. D. F. Smith of Washington, D.C. is local manager. He reports conditions most favorable at the mine. Up Beaver creek the mine is only about ten and one half miles, but by the: Dry Lake Lookout road it is about the mine will install machinery and will furexcept when closed for repairs, provided a They could use seven to nine hundred gallons of fuel oil daily, would have to have an all-year road but ‘Obtaining mercury might be considered a distilling proposition. The mercury is changed into gas which is later condensed into liquid mercury.—Siski-. ing industry throughout California’’. “There is plenty of capital in the JAMISON MINE WILL SOON PRODUCE AGAIN Johnsville, June 25—Ten men are pushing forward a program of work here that will, when completed result in the renewal of production from historic Jamison Mine. They compose a crew working under resenting the new owners. Jefferson arrived here May ist, and immediately set about to restore the mine’s machinery to operating condition. purchased December 22nd last year and Reno interests headed by the new superintendent's father, R.J. Jefferson. Its owners up to that date were the Plumas-Euréka-Annex Mining Co. of which N. Srdonovich is president and general manager. The mine operated witi afew temporary shut-downs, continuously from 1852 to 1928. ce J. A. Talbot, Los Angeles magnate, who had the oil mine under Srdonovich instituted negotiations ‘with the -Jefferson interests that culminated in the sale of the property last December. The Jefferson interests, as the Carnation Gold Mining Co., Ltd., _L operate extensively in; Calif@rnia land Nevada. The Carnation people will open up the Big Jamison, bringing the ore out to a new crushing plant now under construction. The ore will be conveyed across the canyon of Jamison.creek to a point near the south of Little Jamison, and dropped from there to the stamps located a short distance below. Approximately 200,000 tons of ore have heen genes out in Big Jamison, assaying about $16 a ton. The high grades run up to $300. The old floor in the stamp mill is being torn down to make room for new machinery. The mill is being re-designed to handle 150 tons of ore per day. A crew of 30 to 35 men will be employed to handle this production. The present staff of ten men is engaged in surface work coarse gold crusher at the mouth of Big Jamison, and building the ore conveyor system. Ray Jefferson, superintendent of the mine, told the Bulletin: reporter Sunday that development at Jamison “is indicative going to take place in the gold minthe direction of Ray Jefferson, rep-. The mine was: only—re-. building the stamp mill, erecting the; of what is a —_ THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA _ lease and bond ,withdrew in 1928.) .nger a lease and bond = a country,” Jefferson declared. “It hasn’t evaporated, and it’s looking for outlets. On account of the world gold shortage, gold mining offers attractive opportunities’. “Speaking relatively, this attraction is at present very decided as production of the other metals is not profitable. I look for a great revival of gold mining’’. Jamison mine has water rights from “four lakes situated in the mountains above it to the southeast These include Grass, Rock and Jamison Lakes. According to Srdnovich the water rights ‘‘are the best owned by any mine in the world’’.— Feather River Bulletin. Q0————— PUNCH BOWL COMPLETES GRAVEL WASHING PLANT Jamestown, Calif. June 25—John Morris and associates of Los Angeles have completed the erection of a 75-ton daily capacity placer gold gravel washing plant on the Punch Bowl mine, three miles southwest of this town, which they are operating from the owner, C. E. Shafer of Jamestown Since recently taking over the property, their force of miners has cleaned out and retimbered a 1,500 bedrock tunnel and a 38-foot raise, as well as installing a two-drill air compressor and -other necessary equipment. Manager J. S. Cademortari states that work for the immediate will be confined to drifting north upstream from the top of the raise and the extension of crosscits ore blocked out. Last summer three 20-ton shipments were made from the property, the lowest returning Goldfield Tribune. 0 MINING ENGINEER LEAVES. FOR ALASKA SUNDAY MORN Yreka, June 25— Wm. fF. Copeland, mining engineer, late of South America where he spent seven years left Sunday morning for Alaska to spend the summer in the extreme north in the interest of a New York mining company with which ‘he is associated. He was accompanied as far as Vancouver by his mother, who summer here with her sister, Mrs. W.A. Maguire and Mrs. ¥F. J. Mathews. “j ——— NATIONAL MARKET 7 Nevada City THE BEST FOR ~ LESS ALWAYS We Deliver Phone 302 therefrom to the rims of the ancient channel being explord to determine the width of th pay course. The tunnel and raise was run by a French company from 1912 to 1914, inclusive, operations being suspended in the latter year on account of the World War on the order of that government. 0 SAM S. ARENTZ WILL EXAMINE OLD DEATH VALLEY MINE Cong. Sam S. Arentz finds time during recess to look after his ranching interests and also to do some mining on the side. On the present trip he is ‘Killing two birds with one stone,’’ for he left for the old Mormon mine in Death Valley to make an examination. [The Mormon mine lies in California, 18 miles west of Shoshone. It had belonged to the Mormon church for many years but is now the property of B. J. Cannon of Salt Lake City. It is a gold mine and is quite exESS SA ET eae haired BU . 1 2. sk out byi = = “Hop YUNG ? MINE § oO F Cc Af nm HONG KONG O K in NEW YORK California canned fruits have Won world-wide fame and favor. Hong Kong, London, Paris, Rio know the labels so familiar to New York, Dallas and Detroit. A triumph for accurate, uniform grading! California's rigid MODERN GLASSES Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 EDBIE LEONG Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH FISH All Kinds of Mellons Free Delivery TD ieee tensively developed. It fp claimed . there is $4,500,000 worth of $7.90) sama! pe JUNE 26. 1931 STAGE TIMETABLE Granitevitie. Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake City. North Bloomfield, Moores, Fiat, an@ Granitevilie. Leaves Granitevitie ait $80 a ton and the highest $127.—. 7 a. m., for Nevada City. Alleghany Stage fteaves City daily, except Sunday at 3:00 m. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alle~ ghany and Forest. Leaves Forest 2X 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leave® @& 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Reads:, Smartsville, Hammonton and Maryaville. Leaves Marysville at 1:60 p. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. PDownievilie Auto Stage teavem Nevada City daily at 1 p. m, a Leaves Downieville daily at 6 @. m., arriving in Nevada City in tiure to conneet with 10:30 train for San Francisco, : Washington Stage leaves Nevadm City at 6:30 a. m., for Washingtom Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. ne. . for Nevada Citv NATIONAL HOTEE. AND COFFEE SHOP GOOD AIR GOOD WATER Meals and Rooms that will ee Elevation 2250 Feet; Let Us Serve You Broad Street Nevada City THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE. Hair Dressing and Beauty Work. Famous Adele. Miller Toilet Articles. LOUISE MARTIN’ FINE WATCH REPAIRING « RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR CLARENCE R. GRAY * 520 Coyote St. Phone 15 t Work Called for and Deliveres JOY IN EVERY BITE Every mother knows how childish “something appetites long for good.” Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AY LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALt Bios. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 Satisfy that longing, put a happy light in the eyes of your children with plenty of the most whole-§ some food—PATSY BREAD. Order your supply from the Grocer today KOPPS BAKERY Patronize Home Industry Lowest Priced Refrigerator LEITER'S RADIO SHOP HOLBROOK REFRIGERATOR on the market. Complete in your home at $207.50. less extras. Demonstration given at our place of business. We welcome you at all times. We also carry Atwater Kent and Clarion Radios. . We demonstrate in your home. { Phone 286 . r . Placer gold gravel of bonahza value which will not be determined until . Frank Garibaldi of Volcano. In adis being extracted by the Lagomarsino BrotKers ih the development of their Battle Mountain property, a haif mile nertheast of Volcano, one of the most famous-of the early day camps .of the Mgther Lode. ~Nuggets as large as a hen’s egg and valued at $130 have been found recently. The owners have thus. far accumulated about 25 tons of the Yich material, the exact value of washing operations are inaugurated. They are now reconditioning their washing plant for that purpose. They state that the pay dirt has a thickness of about three feet, with its width and lengh still to be ascertained. The discovery has been made in . the lowering of the grade of a drift _ tunnel having a total length of 2,200 feet, 1,800 feet of which passes through the Cleveland Consolidated property of Frank Devencenzi and vancing the tunnel up to the Lago' marsino property line about ten years ago, Devencenzi and Garibaldi, Picco of he 1O largest canning companies in California are depositors in Bank of America The canning and allied industries use Bank of America’s unique. service in every step from ranch to table.This Bank assists thousands of growers to finance production of their yearly crops. Then—the harvest. Fruits and vegetables r into canneries by Bank of America — National Trust @ Savings Association the ton. During a few weeks, millions in cash must be paid to growers and 65,000 workets; Finally, this Bank serves scores of brokers and wholesalers, more than 4,000 grocers—and hundreds of thousands of consumers throughout the state. . A nearby branch brings this complete banking service to you. P™ PF 8 AE fF A CT ( specifications set the standard for, the world. America helps millions more invested in containers and supplies. Credit, extended by Bank of to finance both production and storage of the “ pack’”’. One-halt billion cans, ready for world markets! As shipments flow by highway, rail and water, Bank of America discounts commercial paper; solves problems in foreign exchange; collects and transfers funds from far and near. FIR-TEX SUPER-INSULATION Defies Heat—Cold—Noise . The new building Board 14, inch thick. All 4 feet in width; length: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 feet. Do not over look this wonderful wall board; something: different than you have ever seen. SIMPLY WONDERFUL. Now our New Year's Stock arriving in car loads daily. Paint and Oils of all kinds and colors.Corrugate Gale Steel Sheets, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Doors and Windows galore. 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the Feliciana Mine “The strike was made in pecimens of the rich ompany is ag Company. eing rork and allow for ording to Hans Larsen ‘rancisco ,president. o the company. 6 REQUEST By Joe M. Swazey_ wet mine Just at the close of day; Half buried in rocks, . ‘with slime 4 dying miner lay. ae below ” Filled with a gassy taint; While his pardner with head bent low head pard; said, When you see my curled youngsters You'll find them waiting the gate ‘As they’ve could toddle, ~ home. until late. Say pard, there’s no use in trying to kid me, . a I know I’m going to die; So please tell the boys in the a . morning Please tell them, that 1. said goodbye. And pard, when you stand by my casket > And my friends are all gathered *round; — 4 Will you put in my light, cap, and ’ carbinde For my last long shift under: ground?’* LARGE NUGGETS FOUND __ BATTLE MOUNTAIN Sutter Creek, Calif., Gan Francisco, June 25—The Gold age Mining Company, which operer Lode in Mariposa County, s opened -up a new ore shoot Sowing highgrade gold values, acording to word brought here by of‘cials of the company who just re_ 4rned from a visit to the property. Dove the 400 foot, or tunnel, level. ore were fought here by company offictals. Besides raising on the ore the sinking a winze from ew development program outlined y engineers when the property Was} js -. gken over by the Gold Ledg MinHeavy equipment is installed to farilitate exploration of gins in other parts of the mine, arThe Gold Ledge Mining Company ‘as received from the State Corporaion Department a permit for addi-jonal financing which will enable he company on a more intensive levelopment campaign on the Felijana Mine as well as the Duncan fine which-is under bond and lease THE DYING MINER'S LAST Jown in the dark depths, of a cold and covered The air floated up from the level stood close by, To catch his whispers so faint. The dying miner slowly turned his *Till his eyes. came to rest on his He tried to smile as he sorrowfully “The parting is going to be hard. When you tell my darling wife the news ‘Speak easy, with caution, care, So the shock of her lover’ sad ‘ ending : Will not be so hard to bear. done ever since they Tell them, their daddy won't be June 25— gravel makes a cubic yard. on the ings, the gravel was from one to three feet. a raise} Mining Company on its and extends through more controlled by officials © pany. this! mines, namely, the Lincoln, of San are four shafts varying neers of high fining its operations Pleasing results. CINNABAR MINE on the Cinnabar mine thirty-five miles farther. Mr .Smith states that nace 100 tons of ore daily, road is built to the mine. in order to operate. and ore is heated until the you News. a it is stated ,extracted gravel yielding as high as $36 to the half-ton car. This is equivalent to $108 a cubic yard, since a ton and a half of the It is further stated that in the Cleveland Consolidated property, on the boundary line of the Largomarsino holdmined for a widthof 80 feet and a thickness of Although official information is lacking, there are indications that the management of the Lincoln Gold is contemplating the resumption of develpment work property, which adjoins on the north the Old Eureka mine of the Central Eureka Mining Company. by New York this town for than a half mile along the Mother Lode. The Lincoln company of the Calumet and Arizona Copper ComIts property embraces four Wildman, Mahoney, and Emerson, all idle since 1912 and on which there : in depth from 600 to 2,000 feet. Recently the company has had two mining engistanding visit . property and make a thorough study of it and adjoining mines, particularly the Old Eureka, to which the Central Eureka management is conwith highly the ACTIVITY STARTS Development work is-being done about one and a quarter miles from the Cinnabar springs on Beaver creek by the Carl Davis Mining Company, whose headquarters are in New York. D. F. Smith of Washington, D.C. is local manager. He reports conditions most favorable at the mine. Up Beaver creek the mine is only about ten and one half miles, but by the: Dry Lake Lookout road it is about the mine will install machinery and will furexcept when closed for repairs, provided a They could use seven to nine hundred gallons of fuel oil daily, would have to have an all-year road but ‘Obtaining mercury might be considered a distilling proposition. The mercury is changed into gas which is later condensed into liquid mercury.—Siski-. ing industry throughout California’’. “There is plenty of capital in the JAMISON MINE WILL SOON PRODUCE AGAIN Johnsville, June 25—Ten men are pushing forward a program of work here that will, when completed result in the renewal of production from historic Jamison Mine. They compose a crew working under resenting the new owners. Jefferson arrived here May ist, and immediately set about to restore the mine’s machinery to operating condition. purchased December 22nd last year and Reno interests headed by the new superintendent's father, R.J. Jefferson. Its owners up to that date were the Plumas-Euréka-Annex Mining Co. of which N. Srdonovich is president and general manager. The mine operated witi afew temporary shut-downs, continuously from 1852 to 1928. ce J. A. Talbot, Los Angeles magnate, who had the oil mine under Srdonovich instituted negotiations ‘with the -Jefferson interests that culminated in the sale of the property last December. The Jefferson interests, as the Carnation Gold Mining Co., Ltd., _L operate extensively in; Calif@rnia land Nevada. The Carnation people will open up the Big Jamison, bringing the ore out to a new crushing plant now under construction. The ore will be conveyed across the canyon of Jamison.creek to a point near the south of Little Jamison, and dropped from there to the stamps located a short distance below. Approximately 200,000 tons of ore have heen genes out in Big Jamison, assaying about $16 a ton. The high grades run up to $300. The old floor in the stamp mill is being torn down to make room for new machinery. The mill is being re-designed to handle 150 tons of ore per day. A crew of 30 to 35 men will be employed to handle this production. The present staff of ten men is engaged in surface work coarse gold crusher at the mouth of Big Jamison, and building the ore conveyor system. Ray Jefferson, superintendent of the mine, told the Bulletin: reporter Sunday that development at Jamison “is indicative going to take place in the gold minthe direction of Ray Jefferson, rep-. The mine was: only—re-. building the stamp mill, erecting the; of what is a —_ THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA _ lease and bond ,withdrew in 1928.) .nger a lease and bond = a country,” Jefferson declared. “It hasn’t evaporated, and it’s looking for outlets. On account of the world gold shortage, gold mining offers attractive opportunities’. “Speaking relatively, this attraction is at present very decided as production of the other metals is not profitable. I look for a great revival of gold mining’’. Jamison mine has water rights from “four lakes situated in the mountains above it to the southeast These include Grass, Rock and Jamison Lakes. According to Srdnovich the water rights ‘‘are the best owned by any mine in the world’’.— Feather River Bulletin. Q0————— PUNCH BOWL COMPLETES GRAVEL WASHING PLANT Jamestown, Calif. June 25—John Morris and associates of Los Angeles have completed the erection of a 75-ton daily capacity placer gold gravel washing plant on the Punch

Bowl mine, three miles southwest of this town, which they are operating from the owner, C. E. Shafer of Jamestown Since recently taking over the property, their force of miners has cleaned out and retimbered a 1,500 bedrock tunnel and a 38-foot raise, as well as installing a two-drill air compressor and -other necessary equipment. Manager J. S. Cademortari states that work for the immediate will be confined to drifting north upstream from the top of the raise and the extension of crosscits ore blocked out. Last summer three 20-ton shipments were made from the property, the lowest returning Goldfield Tribune. 0 MINING ENGINEER LEAVES. FOR ALASKA SUNDAY MORN Yreka, June 25— Wm. fF. Copeland, mining engineer, late of South America where he spent seven years left Sunday morning for Alaska to spend the summer in the extreme north in the interest of a New York mining company with which ‘he is associated. He was accompanied as far as Vancouver by his mother, who summer here with her sister, Mrs. W.A. Maguire and Mrs. ¥F. J. Mathews. “j ——— NATIONAL MARKET 7 Nevada City THE BEST FOR ~ LESS ALWAYS We Deliver Phone 302 therefrom to the rims of the ancient channel being explord to determine the width of th pay course. The tunnel and raise was run by a French company from 1912 to 1914, inclusive, operations being suspended in the latter year on account of the World War on the order of that government. 0 SAM S. ARENTZ WILL EXAMINE OLD DEATH VALLEY MINE Cong. Sam S. Arentz finds time during recess to look after his ranching interests and also to do some mining on the side. On the present trip he is ‘Killing two birds with one stone,’’ for he left for the old Mormon mine in Death Valley to make an examination. [The Mormon mine lies in California, 18 miles west of Shoshone. It had belonged to the Mormon church for many years but is now the property of B. J. Cannon of Salt Lake City. It is a gold mine and is quite exESS SA ET eae haired BU . 1 2. sk out byi = = “Hop YUNG ? MINE § oO F Cc Af nm HONG KONG O K in NEW YORK California canned fruits have Won world-wide fame and favor. Hong Kong, London, Paris, Rio know the labels so familiar to New York, Dallas and Detroit. A triumph for accurate, uniform grading! California's rigid MODERN GLASSES Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 EDBIE LEONG Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH FISH All Kinds of Mellons Free Delivery TD ieee tensively developed. It fp claimed . there is $4,500,000 worth of $7.90) sama! pe JUNE 26. 1931 STAGE TIMETABLE Granitevitie. Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake City. North Bloomfield, Moores, Fiat, an@ Granitevilie. Leaves Granitevitie ait $80 a ton and the highest $127.—. 7 a. m., for Nevada City. Alleghany Stage fteaves City daily, except Sunday at 3:00 m. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alle~ ghany and Forest. Leaves Forest 2X 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leave® @& 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Reads:, Smartsville, Hammonton and Maryaville. Leaves Marysville at 1:60 p. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. PDownievilie Auto Stage teavem Nevada City daily at 1 p. m, a Leaves Downieville daily at 6 @. m., arriving in Nevada City in tiure to conneet with 10:30 train for San Francisco, : Washington Stage leaves Nevadm City at 6:30 a. m., for Washingtom Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. ne. . for Nevada Citv NATIONAL HOTEE. AND COFFEE SHOP GOOD AIR GOOD WATER Meals and Rooms that will ee Elevation 2250 Feet; Let Us Serve You Broad Street Nevada City THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE. Hair Dressing and Beauty Work. Famous Adele. Miller Toilet Articles. LOUISE MARTIN’ FINE WATCH REPAIRING « RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR CLARENCE R. GRAY * 520 Coyote St. Phone 15 t Work Called for and Deliveres JOY IN EVERY BITE Every mother knows how childish “something appetites long for good.” Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AY LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALt Bios. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 Satisfy that longing, put a happy light in the eyes of your children with plenty of the most whole-§ some food—PATSY BREAD. Order your supply from the Grocer today KOPPS BAKERY Patronize Home Industry Lowest Priced Refrigerator LEITER'S RADIO SHOP HOLBROOK REFRIGERATOR on the market. Complete in your home at $207.50. less extras. Demonstration given at our place of business. We welcome you at all times. We also carry Atwater Kent and Clarion Radios. . We demonstrate in your home. { Phone 286 . r . Placer gold gravel of bonahza value which will not be determined until . Frank Garibaldi of Volcano. In adis being extracted by the Lagomarsino BrotKers ih the development of their Battle Mountain property, a haif mile nertheast of Volcano, one of the most famous-of the early day camps .of the Mgther Lode. ~Nuggets as large as a hen’s egg and valued at $130 have been found recently. The owners have thus. far accumulated about 25 tons of the Yich material, the exact value of washing operations are inaugurated. They are now reconditioning their washing plant for that purpose. They state that the pay dirt has a thickness of about three feet, with its width and lengh still to be ascertained. The discovery has been made in . the lowering of the grade of a drift _ tunnel having a total length of 2,200 feet, 1,800 feet of which passes through the Cleveland Consolidated property of Frank Devencenzi and vancing the tunnel up to the Lago' marsino property line about ten years ago, Devencenzi and Garibaldi, Picco of he 1O largest canning companies in California are depositors in Bank of America The canning and allied industries use Bank of America’s unique. service in every step from ranch to table.This Bank assists thousands of growers to finance production of their yearly crops. Then—the harvest. Fruits and vegetables r into canneries by Bank of America — National Trust @ Savings Association the ton. During a few weeks, millions in cash must be paid to growers and 65,000 workets; Finally, this Bank serves scores of brokers and wholesalers, more than 4,000 grocers—and hundreds of thousands of consumers throughout the state.. . A nearby branch brings this complete banking service to you. P™ PF 8 AE fF A CT ( specifications set the standard for, the world. America helps millions more invested in containers and supplies. Credit, extended by Bank of to finance both production and storage of the “ pack’”’. One-halt billion cans, ready for world markets! As shipments flow by highway, rail and water, Bank of America discounts commercial paper; solves problems in foreign exchange; collects and transfers funds from far and near. FIR-TEX SUPER-INSULATION Defies Heat—Cold—Noise . The new building Board 14, inch thick. All 4 feet in width; length: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 feet. Do not over look this wonderful wall board; something: different than you have ever seen. SIMPLY WONDERFUL. Now our New Year's Stock arriving in car loads daily. Paint and Oils of all kinds and colors.Corrugate Gale Steel Sheets, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Doors and Windows galore. All kinds Cedar Shingles, Composition Roofing and Shingles in all the attractive colors. New stock of Flooring, Ceiling, Rustics, in fact everything you need for your new home. Re_modeling or repair wood. Our delivery service is the . best. Don’t overlook our complete line of House ~ Har dware. Fe ‘THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Grass Valley Calif = == eesti of