June 30, 1933 (6 pages)

a e Aeterna att maser ep facktachapspihaietrtia a THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY JUNE 30, 1933 Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 .A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. ; lished at Nevada City. Printed and PubH. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON.... .-Publishers Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter-ef the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. . SUBCRIPTION RATES RO VOT ae a ee $2.00 J _ WHAT ONE BANKER THINKS OF GOLD MINING The president of a large national bank in Chicago was under criticism by several banks because of his investment in a gold and copper mine, says the Mountain States Mineral Age. He made the following reply: “Throughout the Rocky Mountains ages ago God Almighty built stronger vaults in His granite banks than we have in ours. He filled his banks with gold, silver and copper; He gave the prospector knowledge and insight and guided him on his way to the door of the vaults He had built. The federal government handed him a title to all herein. It is not a crime to enter, but a virtue. With drill, pick, spade and blast, the prospectors have broken the combination locks and entered. But for Him, our notes and issues would be as the “slump tailed’ currency of 1857. But for Him this government of ours would be bankrupt. “A mine contains a crop already raised, harvested and on deposit for you to check against at your pleasure. The wealth gathered from the mines immortalized King Solomon. Mines made Great Britain the world’s commercial dictator. Mining has made the United States the richest country in the world. Show me a country without mines, and I will show you a people sunk in poverty and degradation, making cowards of individuals. “Mining has transformed: more poor men into millionaires and raised them to positions of honor and trust than any other business. Mining has scored less than 60 per cent of the failures against 95 per. cent of failures of the general merchandise business of the United States.”—-Western Mineral Survey. NORTH BLOOMFIELD . By MRS. RALPH PENROSE NORTH BLOOMPTIELD, Mr. Harold Coombs came down from Graniteville where he has been working, to serve at the ‘polis. He was the clerk of the board. The earthquake of last Sunday was quite severe in North Bloomfield. Mrs. J. Miller and son, Edgar, with Mrs. Carl Larson, were North Bloomfield visitors last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bowser and children of Richmond are visitors at North Bloomfield, Mrs. R. Penrose, Misses Phyllis Anderson, Corrine Anderson and M. Newton, went fishing yesterday. They wanted cat fish to put in the old swimming hole to keep it clean of water bugs. o —Your Home Town Paper--NUGGET NUGGETS EXHIBITED June 28——. WEEKLY _ COMMENT By CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN COPENHAGEN DENMARK.—I have been here riow for-about two weeks and -although this is a nice country I wish I was coming. down the gangplank in New York. Of course, I. fully expected to be feted while here but they turned loose all of their entertainment geinus until I am worn out with parties, dinners, lunceons, ete. King Kristian the X invited me to tea the other afternoon in the royal palace ,this was a very informal affair and I met a lot of the Danish Bigwigs. Kris made me feel very much at home and after a few little drinks of the justly famous danish BRAENDEVIN we were most chumy and seeing that we were both named ‘Kristian in Danish we just dropped the formalities. From then, on it was Kris this and Kris that. But all things must’ come to an end, of course I am not in Denmark at al) but just wanted to see how it would look to have a foreign headline to this column. : Some time ago when I leased a large piece of placer ground from the Perigo Mines southwest. of Boulder Colorado, I had with me as a partner 4% young mining enginger whose fictitious name was Fred Mes= singale. FROM MIDDLE YUBA Mrs. Elsie Prentiss and Mrs. Loraine Paselk were in Nevada City last week exhibiting two small bottles of nuggets that they had panned on the Middle Fork of the Yuba ‘by Stawberry Bar. Assisted bytheir husbands the two women report that they have panned anywhere from $1.50 to $2.00 a day for the past Several weeks, The Ladies Aid Society gave their annual picnic at the Day’s Ranch, Gold Flat, on Wednesday, for the members and their children. Everyone had a grand time swimming and playing games. Fine things to eat capped the most successful affair. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET ! 2 Midway Barbecue DINE and DANCE Best Barbecued Beef and Pork in Nevada County COLD BEER AND ALL COLD DRINKS HIGHWAY BETWEEN NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY Grass Valley 328J GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER,. Proprietor We Will Credit, Your Phone 10714 Daily S. Church SICK ? USE CHINESE NATURE HERBS TO Get Well —Herbs for All Ailments YEE & YEE HERB CO. 9:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m.-except Monday 6:30 Pp. m. ot? p. m. Not Open Sunday. St., Grass Valley. Office hours: 4+claim during Fred was always studying maps of which he seemed to have a tremoundous lot. I asked him one time why he was so interested in maps. He opened up a bit and as he went along he unravelled one of the strangest ales of adventure to ‘which I have ever listened. He helped to sur: vey the proposed railroad from Bluefields to Colon across Nicaraugua and diagonally southward toward the point of destination. After that he high plains: where he met some very wealthy cattlemen who were fomenting a revolution, he fell in love with a daughter of one of the men and was to have married her the following spring. Before the nuptials could be celebrated the government found out about the pending revolution and sent troops into the country to quell it. In trying to escape the girl was killed but Messingale escaped to the coast and to Porto Rico thence to the United States. Later he came west to Coloado, and for four years studied at Colorado School of Mines, It was soon after his graduation that I met him and we formed the part-. nership. Our venture turned out badly and we parted. Messingale went to' work for the Southern ‘Pacific surveying the line which runs to Mexico City. He was stationed at Tepic} and while there fell in love with a} following ¢ i ss swent down below the Amazon on the . time following an illness of. some THREE ENGINEERS T0 BE HONORED BY MINING ASSN. The Sacrament chapter, Mining Association of California, is preparing for a commemoration dinner to honor. three famous California mining engineers, John Hays Hammond, Charles Butters and George W. Starr who pioneered in deep gold mining in-South Africa years ago. Plahs are to hold this dinner on Miriing Day, Friday, September 8 at the State Fair with the three men present to enjoy the occasion. George Starr, who was for years manager of the world famous Empire mine of Grass Valley, is state presi_ dent of the Mining Association. Mr. Hammond is in New York, while Butters, who made and lost. millions in Nevada mines, resides in Berkeley. Boers in South Africa captured Butters and Hammond and © Cecil Rhodes paid $125,000 each for their release. Starr was nearly taken prisoner at the same time. A little daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Kessler on Sunday morning at the Nevada City Sanitarium. Mr. Wood is painting Mrs. Montres house. Mr. H. H. Buckner preached here Sunday afternoon and gave an ac“count of the conference held in the city of Stockton. He has been returned to Nevada City for his ninth year. Coming to San Juan with him were two of. his son-in_laws, Rev. Folhemus of Wisconsin and Mr. Lyons of San Diego. BERKELEY MINES RUNNING CROSSCUT Harry G. Mack, president of the Berkeley Mines company; whose property is near Alleghany, reported yesterday that he is running a cross cut and has six men employed. The property is near the Oriental mine, which recently made a spectacular strike of highgrade. PROFESSIONAL CARD A. M. HOLMES Funeral Director Nevada City. Grass Valley. The Service of Sincerity. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NORTH SAN JUAN By MRS. F. M. HARRIS NORTH SAN JUAN, June 27.—Miss Evelyn Jones is home from Berkeley and is spending her summer vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jones of Sweetland. A fire alarm was /sounded a few mornings ago when it was discovered that’a spark from the-chimney had set fire to the roof of Mr. Laekland’s house. Peope came running from:all directions with pails of water ‘and the blaze was soon extinguished though not until it had damaged the roof to some extent. Mr. W. R. Burnett receivéd news Tuesday of the death of his sister-in_ law, Mrs. Charles Burnett of Oak. Miss Elizabeth Ferguson is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. EB. Harris of Nevada City this week. Mr. Irwin Dahneke and son Bob of Yuba City were visitors on Sunday at the home of Mrs. and Miss Dahneke. Nearly everyone felt the jar of the earthquake on Sunday about 12:45 o’clock. No damage was done though buildings creaked and objects hanging on the walls were set swinging. : i HAVE THE . FOR SALE—Good As New—4000 feet 1% jin. sluice box limber 100 ft. 30 in. hydraulic pipe. 800 ft. 22 in. hydraulic pipe. One No. 4 “‘Giant” complete. 1tp Scotts Flat Development Co. WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE FOR IE NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW! SNe pa enema nna Sparkling White : TEETH . The tooth paste you . need to keep your teeth both clean and nicely pol. ished-without scrubbing or scratching. Start tonight with Klenzo Dental Creme 25c and 50c R. E. HARRIS Nevada City Phone 100 SAVE af yvour with SAFETY ‘ Rexall prus store Mrs. Berr and friends and their two babies are now occupying the Phil Fodrini house in town. Their husbands are in the C. C. C. camDpna. Miss Lucile Fogarty is spending a short vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kern Fogarty. Miss Johnny Chinn left Sunday for home in Iiinois. She has been senorita, This charmer failed to tell Fred that.she had another sweet. heart. When the showdown came, . Messingale had to kill the Mex-; ican With his hunting knife and! thereafter take to the hills to escape . the wrath of relatives. He finally got! back to the U. S. and the last time a heard. from him he was working in, Missouri. { Now of course all mining engi-} that is what makes such stories in. teresting . : BEDROCK TUNNEL FOR CYCLONE GRAVEL MINE P. C. Peterson and son, Elmer, are at work on a gravel property north of Nevada City known as the Cyclone the property and at present they are driving a 250 . Two weeks ago they installed a o omfoot bedrock tanne'. 1 Pressor and some minine machinery: Allen B. Clark and ) Angeles have a lease on the property. There are four men employed. RECORDERS SEAL SUPFICIENT Walter alogist, ig issues a warning tice of desire’, to hold a mining the-assessment year 1931-33 pursuant to the recent act of Congress. dele tale LLCO LC ULL Mee tt i Mt et it Tt . Alfalfa and Grain. POULTRY & DAIRY FEEDSCOAL & WOOD. QUICK DELIVERY § Phone 394 Nevada City FE. Spring St. W.KOTCHAPAW . HAY. THERE! Cae Se ent Yet tat Ti) neers are not like that and perhaps . ; mine. There is a 700 foot tunnel on. Bradley, state minerthat a} question as been raised as to the ne_! cessity of acknowledgeing the “no-. visiting her aunt, Mrs. Peckwith and attending the Nevada City high school the past year. Miss Chinn received honor credits in her work in her class. She plans to visit the World Fair in Chicago this summer. Mrs. Bernice Shaffer has’ returned home after a visit at Napa. Miss Millie Clerkin and Miss Maggie Lohman Welt to ‘Esdfalan on Tuesday for a short stay. An Acted . Service . . The use of our modern, completely equipped funeral home . is offered to all our patrons iloce where they can receive . ftends or be alone with their . i ine funeral. For the serv. ice itself, it offers conveniences not to be found in a pri. vate home. W.R.Jefford& Son Dignified Kuneral Service Grass Valley and Nevada City Mrs. Tucker assistant to County QUR COFFEE. Recorder Sam Clark states that the c ‘pounty recorder’s seal is sufficient to HITS THE SPOT take care of all filings of mining Best Food claims: Lie wits asl oad ae In TownNOTICE Ditcas The California Debris Commission r iahtwill hold. a public hearing at 11.00 Are Right A. M., July 18, 1933, at the California Debris Commission: Office, Room SUNDAY 1000, California Fruit Building, T Fourth and J Streets, Sacramento,. . URKEY California, to receive protests against} DINNER sranting the application ‘of George H. Hook to mine by the hydraulic process the Kate Hardy Mine, located near Alleghany, Calif., drain_ ing into Oregon Creek; thence, into’ Yuba River, and to store tailings just below the mine. : Pub. July 3, 7, 10 and bg. 50C GRASS VALLEY CAF 210 Main St. Phone 58 wito-t extra cost. It provides j1. yvcd ones during the time be. } . BY White and Pastels. 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a e Aeterna att maser ep facktachapspihaietrtia a THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY JUNE 30, 1933 Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 .A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. ; lished at Nevada City. Printed and PubH. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON........ .-Publishers Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter-ef the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. . SUBCRIPTION RATES RO VOT ae a ee $2.00 J _ WHAT ONE BANKER THINKS OF GOLD MINING The president of a large national bank in Chicago was under criticism by several banks because of his investment in a gold and copper mine, says the Mountain States Mineral Age. He made the following reply: “Throughout the Rocky Mountains ages ago God Almighty built stronger vaults in His granite banks than we have in ours. He filled his banks with gold, silver and copper; He gave the prospector knowledge and insight and guided him on his way to the door of the vaults He had built. The federal government handed him a title to all herein. It is not a crime to enter, but a virtue. With drill, pick, spade and blast, the prospectors have broken the combination locks and entered. But for Him, our notes and issues would be as the “slump tailed’ currency of 1857. But for Him this government of ours would be bankrupt. “A mine contains a crop already raised, harvested and on deposit for you to check against at your pleasure. The wealth gathered from the mines immortalized King Solomon. Mines made Great Britain the world’s commercial dictator. Mining has made the United States the richest country in the world. Show me a country without mines, and I will show you a people sunk in poverty and degradation, making cowards of individuals. “Mining has transformed: more poor men into millionaires and raised them to positions of honor and trust than any other business. Mining has scored less than 60 per cent of the failures against 95 per. cent of failures of the general merchandise business of the United States.”—-Western Mineral Survey. NORTH BLOOMFIELD . By MRS. RALPH PENROSE NORTH BLOOMPTIELD, Mr. Harold Coombs came down from Graniteville where he has been working, to serve at the ‘polis. He was the clerk of the board. The earthquake of last Sunday was quite severe in North Bloomfield. Mrs. J. Miller and son, Edgar, with Mrs. Carl Larson, were North Bloomfield visitors last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bowser and children of Richmond are visitors at North Bloomfield, Mrs. R. Penrose, Misses Phyllis Anderson, Corrine Anderson and M. Newton, went fishing yesterday. They wanted cat fish to put in the old swimming hole to keep it clean of water bugs. o —Your Home Town Paper--NUGGET NUGGETS EXHIBITED June 28——. WEEKLY _ COMMENT By CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN COPENHAGEN DENMARK.—I have been here riow for-about two weeks and -although this is a nice country I wish I was coming. down the gangplank in New York. Of course, I. fully expected to be feted while here but they turned loose all of their entertainment geinus until I am worn out with parties, dinners, lunceons, ete. King Kristian the X invited me to tea the other afternoon in the royal palace ,this was a very informal affair and I met a lot of the Danish Bigwigs. Kris made me feel very much at home and after a few little drinks of the justly famous danish BRAENDEVIN we were most chumy and seeing that we were both named ‘Kristian in Danish we just dropped the formalities. From then, on it was Kris this and Kris that. But all things must’ come to an end, of course I am not in Denmark at al) but just wanted to see how it would look to have a foreign headline to this column. : Some time ago when I leased a large piece of placer ground from the Perigo Mines southwest. of Boulder Colorado, I had with me as a partner 4% young mining enginger whose fictitious name was Fred Mes= singale. FROM MIDDLE YUBA Mrs. Elsie Prentiss and Mrs. Loraine Paselk were in Nevada City last week exhibiting two small bottles of nuggets that they had panned on the Middle Fork of the Yuba ‘by Stawberry Bar. Assisted bytheir husbands the two women report that they have panned anywhere from $1.50 to $2.00 a day for the past Several weeks, The Ladies Aid Society gave their annual picnic at the Day’s Ranch, Gold Flat, on Wednesday, for the members and their children. Everyone had a grand time swimming and playing games. Fine things to eat capped the most successful affair. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET ! 2 Midway Barbecue DINE and DANCE Best Barbecued Beef and Pork in Nevada County COLD BEER AND ALL COLD DRINKS HIGHWAY BETWEEN NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY Grass Valley 328J GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY Phone 375 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER,. Proprietor We Will Credit, Your Phone 10714 Daily S. Church SICK ? USE CHINESE NATURE HERBS TO Get Well —Herbs for All Ailments YEE & YEE HERB CO. 9:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m.-except Monday 6:30 Pp. m. ot? p. m. Not Open Sunday. St., Grass Valley. Office hours: 4+claim during Fred was always studying maps of which he seemed to have a tremoundous lot. I asked him one time why he was so interested in maps. He opened up a bit and as he went along he unravelled one of the strangest ales of adventure to ‘which I have ever listened. He helped to sur: vey the proposed railroad from Bluefields to Colon across Nicaraugua and diagonally southward toward the point of destination. After that he high plains: where he met some very wealthy cattlemen who were fomenting a revolution, he fell in love with a daughter of one of the men and was to have married her the following spring. Before the nuptials could be celebrated the government found out about the pending revolution and sent troops into the country to quell it. In trying to escape the girl was killed but Messingale escaped to the coast and to Porto Rico thence to the United States. Later he came west to Coloado, and for four years studied at Colorado School of Mines, It was soon after his graduation that I met him and we formed the part-. nership. Our venture turned out badly and we parted. Messingale went to' work for the Southern ‘Pacific surveying the line which runs to Mexico City. He was stationed at Tepic} and while there fell in love with a} following ¢ i ss swent down below the Amazon on the . time following an illness of. some THREE ENGINEERS T0 BE HONORED BY MINING ASSN. The Sacrament chapter, Mining Association of California, is preparing for a commemoration dinner to honor. three famous California mining engineers, John Hays Hammond, Charles Butters and George W. Starr who pioneered in deep gold mining in-South Africa years ago. Plahs are to hold this dinner on Miriing Day, Friday, September 8 at the State Fair with the three men present to enjoy the occasion. George Starr, who was for years manager of the world famous Empire mine of Grass Valley, is state presi_ dent of the Mining Association. Mr. Hammond is in New York, while Butters, who made and lost. millions in Nevada mines, resides in Berkeley. Boers in South Africa captured Butters and Hammond and © Cecil Rhodes paid $125,000 each for their release. Starr was nearly taken prisoner at the same time. A little daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Kessler on Sunday morning at the Nevada City Sanitarium. Mr. Wood is painting Mrs. Montres house. Mr. H. H. Buckner preached here Sunday afternoon and gave an ac“count of the conference held in the city of Stockton. He has been returned to Nevada City for his ninth year. Coming to San Juan with him were two of. his son-in_laws, Rev. Folhemus of Wisconsin and Mr. Lyons of San Diego. BERKELEY MINES RUNNING CROSSCUT Harry G. Mack, president of the Berkeley Mines company; whose property is near Alleghany, reported yesterday that he is running a cross cut and has six men employed. The property is near the Oriental mine, which recently made a spectacular strike of highgrade. PROFESSIONAL CARD A. M. HOLMES Funeral Director Nevada City. Grass Valley. The Service of Sincerity. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NORTH SAN JUAN By MRS. F. M. HARRIS NORTH SAN JUAN, June 27.—Miss Evelyn Jones is home from Berkeley and is spending her summer vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jones of Sweetland. A fire alarm was /sounded a few mornings ago when it was discovered that’a spark from the-chimney had set fire to the roof of Mr. Laekland’s house. Peope came running from:all directions with pails of water ‘and the blaze was soon extinguished though not until it had damaged the roof to some extent. Mr. W. R. Burnett receivéd news Tuesday of the death of his sister-in_ law, Mrs. Charles Burnett of Oak. Miss Elizabeth Ferguson is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. EB. Harris of Nevada City this week. Mr. Irwin Dahneke and son Bob of Yuba City were visitors on Sunday at the home of Mrs. and Miss Dahneke. Nearly everyone felt the jar of the earthquake on Sunday about 12:45 o’clock. No damage was done though buildings creaked and objects hanging on the walls were set swinging. : i HAVE THE . FOR SALE—Good As New—4000 feet 1% jin. sluice box limber 100 ft. 30 in. hydraulic pipe. 800 ft. 22 in. hydraulic pipe. One No. 4 “‘Giant” complete. 1tp Scotts Flat Development Co. WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE FOR IE NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW! SNe pa enema nna Sparkling White : TEETH . The tooth paste you . need to keep your teeth both clean and nicely pol. ished-without scrubbing or scratching. Start tonight with Klenzo Dental Creme

25c and 50c R. E. HARRIS Nevada City Phone 100 SAVE af yvour with SAFETY ‘ Rexall prus store Mrs. Berr and friends and their two babies are now occupying the Phil Fodrini house in town. Their husbands are in the C. C. C. camDpna. Miss Lucile Fogarty is spending a short vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kern Fogarty. Miss Johnny Chinn left Sunday for home in Iiinois. She has been senorita, This charmer failed to tell Fred that.she had another sweet. heart. When the showdown came, . Messingale had to kill the Mex-; ican With his hunting knife and! thereafter take to the hills to escape . the wrath of relatives. He finally got! back to the U. S. and the last time a heard. from him he was working in, Missouri. { Now of course all mining engi-} that is what makes such stories in. teresting . : BEDROCK TUNNEL FOR CYCLONE GRAVEL MINE P. C. Peterson and son, Elmer, are at work on a gravel property north of Nevada City known as the Cyclone the property and at present they are driving a 250 . Two weeks ago they installed a o omfoot bedrock tanne'. 1 Pressor and some minine machinery: Allen B. Clark and ) Angeles have a lease on the property. There are four men employed. RECORDERS SEAL SUPFICIENT Walter alogist, ig issues a warning tice of desire’, to hold a mining the-assessment year 1931-33 pursuant to the recent act of Congress. dele tale LLCO LC ULL Mee tt i Mt et it Tt . Alfalfa and Grain. POULTRY & DAIRY FEEDSCOAL & WOOD. QUICK DELIVERY § Phone 394 Nevada City FE. Spring St. W.KOTCHAPAW . HAY. THERE! Cae Se ent Yet tat Ti) neers are not like that and perhaps . ; mine. There is a 700 foot tunnel on. Bradley, state minerthat a} question as been raised as to the ne_! cessity of acknowledgeing the “no-. visiting her aunt, Mrs. Peckwith and attending the Nevada City high school the past year. Miss Chinn received honor credits in her work in her class. She plans to visit the World Fair in Chicago this summer. Mrs. Bernice Shaffer has’ returned home after a visit at Napa. Miss Millie Clerkin and Miss Maggie Lohman Welt to ‘Esdfalan on Tuesday for a short stay. An Acted . Service . . The use of our modern, completely equipped funeral home . is offered to all our patrons iloce where they can receive . ftends or be alone with their . i ine funeral. For the serv. ice itself, it offers conveniences not to be found in a pri. vate home. W.R.Jefford& Son Dignified Kuneral Service Grass Valley and Nevada City Mrs. Tucker assistant to County QUR COFFEE. Recorder Sam Clark states that the c ‘pounty recorder’s seal is sufficient to HITS THE SPOT take care of all filings of mining Best Food claims: Lie wits asl oad ae In TownNOTICE Ditcas The California Debris Commission r iahtwill hold. a public hearing at 11.00 Are Right A. M., July 18, 1933, at the California Debris Commission: Office, Room SUNDAY 1000, California Fruit Building, T Fourth and J Streets, Sacramento,. . URKEY California, to receive protests against} DINNER sranting the application ‘of George H. Hook to mine by the hydraulic process the Kate Hardy Mine, located near Alleghany, Calif., drain_ ing into Oregon Creek; thence, into’ Yuba River, and to store tailings just below the mine. : Pub. July 3, 7, 10 and bg. 50C GRASS VALLEY CAF 210 Main St. Phone 58 wito-t extra cost. It provides j1. yvcd ones during the time be. } . BY White and Pastels. Lovely a La . f BOWMAN & BOWMAN avy A NF; AD *¢ SAVE TIME WANTED—Thoroughly reliabie ex. perienced mining man wants lease an placer claim. Give location, wa. ter, road, first letter. Engineer box B Nevada City Nugget 8te FOR SALE RABBITS—Largest best breeds and all colors, Does and bucks cheap, fryers 25 cts pound. Dressed Phone 21 or call last house East Spring street right hand side. ———+ AUTO FOR. SALE—1931 Nash Six, driven less than 9000 miles; in perfect condition. A real buy. 119 Neal street Grass Valley. 2t FOR SALE Fresh type writter Tibbons for all popular makes of typewritters. Call at the Nugget Office or Phone 36 for information. Prices’ for Standard typewritters are 60 ceuts each.—465t E. G. HINDS CO. 144 East Main St. Grass Valley USED CARS 31 Essex Sedan. 31 Durant Sedan 50 Nash Standard Cou, Ford Sport Coupe. Ford Coach. Buick Coupe Chevrolet Truck. 26 Overland Coupe Nash Sedan Nash Sedan See WALTER WIGGINS, Mer. AUTO LOANS * REFINANCING NEW TODAY — STAR BEAUTY SHOP—Give your hair a special treat. Staem oil treatment and shampoo, wet wave includ_ ed $1.00. Paper curl, excellent for fine hair, with shampoo, $1.25. Duart and Ringlette Permanents BeNe H. Thompson, 118 W. Main St. Grass Valley. Phone 740. 2tp Sacramento's Busiest Store THE FACTORY STORE 100% Values NEXT TO HALES SACRAMENTO VACATION SPECIALS! 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