March 18, 1929 (8 pages)

i & 5 . PLANS AUC OMELI IE EOE \ ‘THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1929 : eee —————— THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California, in advance Outside California, in U. S. —.----—--nr a aa A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby Elsie P. Willoughby COURT HOUSE RECORDS . COURT CALENDAR ne Editor and Publisher Assoviate Raglan Tuttle Frank Steel ; Superior Judge Elmore E.} Clerk DEEDS Mary Augustine to . Sophomore Reporter -. Freshman Reporter . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET,. CALIFORNIA THE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited by the Students of N. C. H. S. STAFF MEMBERS Editor Thelma Boreham Senior Reporter ...--Mary Jones Junior Reporter Lena Ghid6tti Bill Jeffrey John Doétor EDITORIAL The recent movement introduced for the purpose of adopting a state bird is one that should command the support of all loyal Californians. It is very fitting that we have a state bird as well as a state flower. €alifornia which abounds in s0 fitted to sponsor such a movement, and we may express the hope that other states will follow in our footTerry—Lot 4 SE% Sec. 22, T15N, {. Reporter -.--.------Miles D. Coughlin RSE. : District Attorney —. W. E. Wright Addie L. MecKillican to Maude M.} = : Probate Calendar MeKillican Muller et al-——all land . owned by her in Nevada county. Estate Evelyn Estee, John T. Nathan Nutting et ux to Eliza-' Barnes appointed administrator. ; Sec. i Bond $5,000 or $10 000. . mstate Ho L. Body. Lucille Body appointed administratrix. Bond $500 John Mulroy, appraiser. Nilon Hen' nessy & Kelly attorneys. . state Paul Ehman. Bank of Italy appointed administrator. John Mul‘roy appariser. “beth M. Nutting, Lot 2 NW%, 30. T17N, R8E. : Nethan Nutting et ux to Marcus! Nutting—Lot 1 and Nw%EM, Sec. 20 T17N, R8E. : Hattie Buffington to Edna Buff. ington—Lot 4, Block 36, City of Nevada. Andrew J. Baba © to Melvin H. Estate John B. Hussy. M. L. HusBaba—Livre Oak Consolidated mine 3y appointed administratrix. John known as Lots 39 and 40 in NE%, Mulroy appariser. Bond $1000 or $2000. Nilon Hennessy & Kelly, attorneys. Estate Wm. McVey—H. W. Robjinson appointed administrator with {will amended. John Mulroy apparis. ier. Nilon Hennessy & Kelly, attorSec. 26, T14N, R7E. tC. Ss. A. to Auguste: Combe—patent to NE4YNE Sec. 2. T13N;' N%SE4%, SEYSE%, See. 35, T17 N, R8E. Bill of Sale steps. The method chosen to decide just which of the feathered tribe will be . chosen to represent our state is es-. pecially commendable. It is an educational measure. The casting cf ballots in the schools wiil encourage the students to familiarize them-. selves with the various species of bird life in California. : On Tuesday, Mareh 12, the student body of the high school voted its opinion as to which bird it wanted to represent the state. The bird having the largest number of votes was the Vailey Quail, the western bluebird came second. HONOR SOCIETY PROGRAM Seeboard Acceptance Co. to Sea. neysboard Credit. Corporation—all equip. ment, chettfes and assets. ; notice of creditors Proof of Labor i final account and distribution grantattorney. Notice of Breech Bank of Amarica of California vs. George E. Wilson et al. Jer granting leave to purchase pia19 by guardian. Nilon Hennessy & 2 Kelly, attorneys. Right of Way 24 Guardianship of Daniel BevilacJames M. Kitts to Nevada . ua— Louis Bevilacqua appointed gation District. Register of Actions Margaret W. Nicholls vs. Don <: Bennetts. Attachment proceedings. ; -uardian. Bond $14,000 or $28,000. Jilon Hennssy & Kelly. attorneys. PERSONAL MENTION . janghter ,Mrs. G. H. Carl Merkle of Chicago Park was . GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Skelto Kuhl, af Lo nreles were here ently as guests Mr. and Mrs. O. Eldridge spent . Anthony Liska is recovering from week visiting in San Francisco. Mrs. Nell Martin is visiting relatives and friends in Los Angeles. es hand at the Salmon mine. John Bach of Smartsville was a i Fred. J. Joubert of Camptonvitle business visitor here recently. . . vas in Nevada City Saturday. Ernest Brown of San Juan was a” Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman had visitor in Nevada City and Grass. as a visitor their son, Sargeant, who Vailey Sunday. . is employed in Berkeley. Mrs. Grace Davey of Pleasant Val-j William Zanoceo of Quaker Hill ley was in town Saturday. }attended the funeral of the late C. W. Toll of Spencville . John Lopez, which was held Satur visitor here Saturday. was a) Gay afternoon. : Mr. and Mrs. Alex Chesneau are; “FS=o ee. spending a week visiting different . tO was in Nevada City Saturday. cities around the bay. “Berlin Gas Works Wrecked”. Mrs. William Ullrich of Chicago : Someoue probably bombed the !egis* i Park was in Grass Valley the lat-. !@tive halls. = i E. C. MecClosky went to San Fran sisco Tuesday. The noblest study -of mankind may be man, but his favorite study s woman. serious injury to his hand, which ter part of last week. Thelma Clark of Speneeville was a visitor in Grass Valley the latter part of the week. You may know a man by the way he speaks sence. Ore and Bullion Purchased } Lice.™ dv Stato of California } : of others, in their abEstabiiched WE WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFENING CO. Gfiices: 742 Market Se.,San Francisco Plant: Sout’: San Francisco : When you utilize our service, you may be assured of the utmost and the most modern appointments in A SPLENDID VALUE évery particular. We are proud of the service we have rendered this 17 Powell Street at Market community in years past and we _ THIS CENTRAL {atend to merit your patronage. DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you This coupon entitles holder to FREE $46 Sueramento St. Nevada City). Vetkon Tesh devas to Reeepin Hotel: : Telephone 203 168 South Auburn St., Grass Valley FREE GARAGE aS Estate Joseph Fodrini—Decree of . chapter of the -Order setting . ship . ym aid . in Grass Valley Saturday. ' Mrs. Geary = She is 2 Mr. and Mrs. Don Bennetts and ighter of, Mr. and Mrs. Sketon . daughter were. Sacramento visitors . F. E. Dunning of Penn Valley . Sunday . vas a visitor here Saturday. re received when a cap exploded in . of Washing. . . High School ; California Sehotlar-; Federation presented a pro-. on Friday 15 to the student-. . The Nevada City gram Ohio et al quartz by E. B. Pow. ed. WE. Wright, _. body. The first number on the pro-. er. _ Estate J. H. Kohler—Order x . can was a dance by Nancy Jones . Serra Neva placer by E. D. Waling inheritance tax at $1566.20. NE . and Alberta ‘Baker. hen a one . bert. lon Hennessy & Kelly ALLOTne ys. . aet play entitled ‘Spreading the . Black Bottom placer by E. D. Estate F. A. Ashton—Decree of . News” was presented. The cast of Walbert. notice to creditors. W. E. Wright./ characters was as follows: Walworth placer by Mike Berg. attorney. fe Wrs. Fation 20): Nancy Toiek'. en. Estate William Nivens—Decree ofl wee Parpey Mary Jones . Moutaineer placer by Mike Bergnotice to creditors. W. E. Wright, . irs, Tally? Nadine Sutton . man. : rttorney. . Jack Smith ... ".~Alberta Baker . Major placer, by The Empire Gusrdianship Rebecca Archer— spawn-Early _. . Elizabeth Thomas} . mines. Discharge of guardian. . Policeman pe i eee Betty Bettles . Cuardianship Myrtle Stanley—Or. Magistrate .-. . Bartley Fallon Tom Casey . James Ryan ' student body. TRACK MEET The Inter class track meet wae . : _ = = ' had at ate ook weinemay, . March 13. The results. were as fol tece, gave a shert ac¢éount of thi2 oy resuit: were a3 iQ1Pines: 5 fecurse to the seeizlosy and Ei I Seniors 65 points slish classes on Tuesdsy. Her ial! Seniors ee ‘ dealt with the care and differen: . Sophenicres SR SS Sone stages of the fecble-minged. Wrechwien <2: paeeee + John Selaro was high point man with 214° points. JOKES g } 100 Yard Dash i SS eS a age las@ © __.--------12.-+-4 points Nancy—“‘I wish I could be like 9. Heven: ce : s < Aiecs Nee 3 ithe river!" 4 Byron Janes: —=. 1 Buddy—"“Like the river? In what Javelin iway?” 1 Selaro” ---.----------------4 points; Nancy—‘‘Stay in bed and yet fol22. ee Poe a 4 Skeahan 2 Be . _ 220 Yard Dash “George Washington,” read Mr. . —— oe 4 points. Kjorlie, ‘was born on February 22, . ee ee ot 8 [A Di" end, then broke. off sith “a0 cal tek: . “By the way, Bill, what is the i Shontnw 2 a 4 points . meaning of A. D.?” o Solara: SES » aes i ill Rector—‘‘Please, sir, I’m not 3 Janes .-2..----------------+--2 jauite sure but I should think it 4 Hogan cos = 1 } HES PGES Snow 4 . ss owe imeans, afier dark”. Broad Jump j Z 1 Polglase --0 22252. 4 point Rees 2 Seto Ss at Mary Jones (telking to Ol3 Pierce -.2.--.----------2----2 lo while che was studying) .—‘‘Gee! ‘ © hiker. 2 Se ae ‘ 2 “5 880 Yard Dish Mea, I guess I’m bothering you. Lt Sreahe. 6 4 point: Olea—“Ch, no that’s alright, I’m 2 _ 3 ot Hstening.” 3 Pieree 2 A Jag eee, 1 = — Ernie—‘‘What causes my knife to 1 Salare:.. = 4 peint . pick up iron filings?” BR se x eee ae @ «et? 3 Siuahan Fe es oe pe = Mr. tsencee—‘“‘It must be chargAi Rae ae 1 ed.” Discus Erniew—“‘No it isn’t. I paid fer. 1 Addison Janes -... 4 point: . jt”. : OO WRG 5.2 Se a 3 2 4 1 Mr. Kjorlie—‘‘Lena, can you exPole Vault plain yesterday’s lesson?” 1 — sascnssrannannaaensaenes < poinis Lena—‘I didn’t get that far’. DB SONI Os so oseccncnscsce~sesa-sree 3 p ¥ $ Dierep s.-. is Mr. Pedersen (explaining the law + Skeahan 4S of gravity)—‘‘If I should stand on f. : High: Jump my head all the blood would run 1 White -.2.3 . _.-2%point : . zs > Skeahan 2%” to it and make my face red”’. fe Birga 214" Holden—‘“‘Why is it the blood 4-Solaro .-.-.:.----.-------:-2% doesn’t go-to your feet and make Siesta Relay 5 them red when you are standing?” ; ie ane a ee Noble—;"‘His feet aren’t empty, RECEIVED PiN — ee Mrs. 8. C. Hieronimous is spendA gold pin was awirded recently . ing a few weeks visiting in San to Vera Teocealini fer typins rixty . “re neisco. a four words a minute. IT is hope Mr. and Mrs. E: J. N. Ott attendthat she will reach the seven*y ed the funeral of the late Wm. H. mark and receive a jeweled pin. {. Dunlap in San Francisco. See ie ie = County Assessor Schroeder visitfnisectbhe for rue Nnaxget 4 many beautiful birds is particularly . . secretary. . classes Kathlyn Greenway . b HEAR HALIBURTON” Mr. PederOn Tuesday evening sen, Byron Janes and Carroll Coughlan went to Sacramento to hear Richard Haliburton speak ‘at the Masonic Auditorium. He is the author of ‘“‘The Royal Road to Romance” and ‘‘The Glorious Adventure’’ which tell of his many travels in Europe and Asia. Mr. Haliburten told of his adventures in these countries. He is only twenty-eight years old, but is a very interesting speaker. They reports that the meeting was very interesting and entertaining. JUNIOR MEETING On Tuesday, March 12, the junior elass held a meeting. The purpose of the meeting was to talk” over plans for the junior prom. Another meeting will be held in the near future to appoint committees, and take further steps towards the development of the prom. The class this year hopes to put over the biggest and best prom ever. ~ PRESHMAN GATHERING A freshmen gathering was held at 3:20 o'clock, March 12. The meeting was held of finding out the ing of the class and, to elect a new The party cost thirtythree dollars. If all the freshmen will pay their dues we will have for the purpose ; financial stand. over a dollar in the treasury after paying the bills. s Wilma Yost, the secretary, moved to Oakland, and ‘Margaret White was elected for the office. TENNIS COURT At a recent meeting of the Board . of Education it was decided that the work on our tennis court could be started. The money that former school have donated to. the school as et last been turned over to us Carus Roberts troy use on the tennis court. Addison Janes} Bill Jeffrey . The society also sold candy to the . operate in-the preliminary work. "TALK ON FEEBLEMIND"D The work can be commenced and it is hoped that the boys can coi -Miss Hoffman, ed in Sacramento Thursday. . e . { NEVADA’ CHAPTER OFFIC ATES The officers of Nevada and Grass Valiey Chapters of Royal Arch Masons eenferred the august degree of Royal Arch on eight candidates + the new Roseville Chapter at Roseville Wednesday night. W. E. Meservey presided as High P st, G. J. Davis as Scribe, J. F>Stenger as Principal Sojourner and A. A. Willoughby as Captain of the Host for Nevada Chapter; P. H. Oates as King, Ed Matteson Captain, . A. Harris a5 Master of 3d Vail, Albert Thomasson as Master 2d Vail and George W. Zembsch as Master 1st Vail for Grass Valley Chapter. Nearly a hundred were, in attendance at the meeting which was one of the-largest in the district for some years. Others attending from this section were ier © Benetts, Elmer Durbin and T. M. Harris. Board of trustees of the CamptonVille school district held a regular (meeting Friday evening. The Board set Monday; March 11th as the date . for the opening of school for the new term, and if the weather mits, school will open and run continuously from that date. The same teachers will fill their places at the opening, Miss Doris Nightingale, Mrs. “J. P. Smart, and Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston. perJ._M. Morris — of Forrest relatives here recently <and is now visiting in Sacramento. Miss Frieda Hieronimous spent a week visiting mento. : D. D. Smith of Truckee and J. M. Thomas of Floriston were called here Thursday to act 5 the Patrido case. relatives. in SacraBebesfe feobesteate genteete teoteeteoteotecte stele odeatesie ates legenp a orale ated Testeste oR tesbeeleate oleate otelesbeeiesiedlesie ister EASTER NOVELTIES Baskets. 25¢ The LPIA EOS OE COLTE ties as Royal Arch . visited . as jurors ia . A large assortment of new Easter Novelties and EASTER CANDIES HAAS Special Easter Baskets. * 50c Also 5c and 10c Eggs. Chocolate Bunnies, etc. EASTER CARDS 5 GIBSON cards—the most beautiful of all. See them and you will agree with us. R. E. HARRIS Rexall oe ~ RAILROAD HEARING IS CONDUCTED PAST WEEK The hearing of the protest of the Nevada County Railroad against per'mitting the Schneider Brothers truck line from operating between Auburn and Forest Springs has been conducted at Auburn and Grass Valj ley the past week by a representative of the state railroad commis. sion which scme time since granted the application which was the en. tering wedge into getting into the local field in competition with the railroad. An Ynteresting point breught out was that the truck company had been keeping tabs on the local merchants who had been trucking in their own stuff. from below instead . of using the railroad. SS es . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guenther are . spending a short vacation around . ‘he bay. Mrs. Guenther has not felt . so well lately and it was thought.a . . of climate would benefit . Under New Mabagement . THE NEVADA CITY LUNCH ROOM Mrs. Emma Millen, Mer. Open 6 a.m. to 8 p. m. Week Days . Sundays, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. change her. Fine Home Cooking $1.00 Store aeesterte Qe akesteoteeateiestenteeiesh ehestestedetesesteteteteleteogefetededoteeagetegetetes F 3. Anything P. O. Box 183 All Kinds of Electrical and Radio Work Mechanical Local Agent for Scott and Fetzer Sanatation System Also Non-Electric Sweeper ED ADDING: ON Nevada City —— 16 eae ee il Unsur ai. fre as £80 Floating hotels deluxe . Rocms with private bath SINGLE GR ENSUITE : : irpassed dining service . . . Speciel advantages for automobile parti MAKE RESERVATIONS Phoxe MAIN 4620 Foot or M STREET ‘fs att one t i aa Abn ‘aS E PEZRS SACRAMENTO * 4 4 SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE Ly. Nevada City,. 7:40 A.M: 11:30 A:-M. 3:15 P.M. *6:30 P.M. Ly. Grass Valley 7:55 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 3:30 P.M. *6:45. P.M. Ar. Sacramento 10:40 A.M. 2:30 P.M. 6:15: P.M, *9:30 P.M. Ar. San Francisco 12:15 P.M. 2:15: PM: 5:55 P.M. Lv. 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. *6:45 P.M. ¥ Ar. Grass Valley . 10:45 A.M. 1:45 P.M. -5:45 P.M. *9:30 P.M. Ar. Nevada City -.-11:00 A.M. 2:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. *9:45 P.M. (*) Sunday only. All other schedules daily. soa Sh RE & >

i & 5 . PLANS AUC OMELI IE EOE \ ‘THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1929 : eee —————— THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California, in advance Outside California, in U. S. —.----—--nr a aa A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby Elsie P. Willoughby COURT HOUSE RECORDS . COURT CALENDAR ne Editor and Publisher Assoviate Raglan Tuttle Frank Steel ; Superior Judge Elmore E.} Clerk DEEDS Mary Augustine to . Sophomore Reporter -.. Freshman Reporter .. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET,. CALIFORNIA THE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited by the Students of N. C. H. S. STAFF MEMBERS Editor Thelma Boreham Senior Reporter .....--Mary Jones Junior Reporter Lena Ghid6tti Bill Jeffrey John Doétor EDITORIAL The recent movement introduced for the purpose of adopting a state bird is one that should command the support of all loyal Californians. It is very fitting that we have a state bird as well as a state flower. €alifornia which abounds in s0 fitted to sponsor such a movement, and we may express the hope that other states will follow in our footTerry—Lot 4 SE% Sec. 22, T15N, {. Reporter -.--.------Miles D. Coughlin RSE. : District Attorney —.. W. E. Wright Addie L. MecKillican to Maude M.} = : Probate Calendar MeKillican Muller et al-——all land . owned by her in Nevada county. Estate Evelyn Estee, John T. Nathan Nutting et ux to Eliza-' Barnes appointed administrator. ; Sec. i Bond $5,000 or $10 000. . mstate Ho L. Body. Lucille Body appointed administratrix. Bond $500 John Mulroy, appraiser. Nilon Hen' nessy & Kelly attorneys. . state Paul Ehman. Bank of Italy appointed administrator. John Mul‘roy appariser. “beth M. Nutting, Lot 2 NW%, 30. T17N, R8E. : Nethan Nutting et ux to Marcus! Nutting—Lot 1 and Nw%EM, Sec. 20 T17N, R8E. : Hattie Buffington to Edna Buff. ington—Lot 4, Block 36, City of Nevada. Andrew J. Baba © to Melvin H. Estate John B. Hussy. M. L. HusBaba—Livre Oak Consolidated mine 3y appointed administratrix. John known as Lots 39 and 40 in NE%, Mulroy appariser. Bond $1000 or $2000. Nilon Hennessy & Kelly, attorneys. Estate Wm. McVey—H. W. Robjinson appointed administrator with {will amended. John Mulroy apparis. ier. Nilon Hennessy & Kelly, attorSec. 26, T14N, R7E. tC. Ss. A. to Auguste: Combe—patent to NE4YNE Sec. 2. T13N;' N%SE4%, SEYSE%, See. 35, T17 N, R8E. Bill of Sale steps. The method chosen to decide just which of the feathered tribe will be . chosen to represent our state is es-. pecially commendable. It is an educational measure. The casting cf ballots in the schools wiil encourage the students to familiarize them-. selves with the various species of bird life in California. : On Tuesday, Mareh 12, the student body of the high school voted its opinion as to which bird it wanted to represent the state. The bird having the largest number of votes was the Vailey Quail, the western bluebird came second. HONOR SOCIETY PROGRAM Seeboard Acceptance Co. to Sea. neysboard Credit. Corporation—all equip. ment, chettfes and assets. ; notice of creditors Proof of Labor i final account and distribution grantattorney. Notice of Breech Bank of Amarica of California vs. George E. Wilson et al. Jer granting leave to purchase pia19 by guardian. Nilon Hennessy & 2 Kelly, attorneys. Right of Way 24 Guardianship of Daniel BevilacJames M. Kitts to Nevada . ua— Louis Bevilacqua appointed gation District. Register of Actions Margaret W. Nicholls vs. Don <: Bennetts. Attachment proceedings. ; -uardian. Bond $14,000 or $28,000. Jilon Hennssy & Kelly. attorneys. PERSONAL MENTION . janghter ,Mrs. G. H. Carl Merkle of Chicago Park was . GRASS VALLEY PERSONALS Skelto Kuhl, af Lo nreles were here ently as guests Mr. and Mrs. O. Eldridge spent . Anthony Liska is recovering from week visiting in San Francisco. Mrs. Nell Martin is visiting relatives and friends in Los Angeles. es hand at the Salmon mine. John Bach of Smartsville was a i Fred. J. Joubert of Camptonvitle business visitor here recently. . . vas in Nevada City Saturday. Ernest Brown of San Juan was a” Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman had visitor in Nevada City and Grass. as a visitor their son, Sargeant, who Vailey Sunday. . is employed in Berkeley. Mrs. Grace Davey of Pleasant Val-j William Zanoceo of Quaker Hill ley was in town Saturday. }attended the funeral of the late C. W. Toll of Spencville . John Lopez, which was held Satur visitor here Saturday. was a) Gay afternoon. : Mr. and Mrs. Alex Chesneau are; “FS=o ee. spending a week visiting different . tO was in Nevada City Saturday. cities around the bay. “Berlin Gas Works Wrecked”. Mrs. William Ullrich of Chicago : Someoue probably bombed the !egis* i Park was in Grass Valley the lat-. !@tive halls. = i E. C. MecClosky went to San Fran sisco Tuesday. The noblest study -of mankind may be man, but his favorite study s woman. serious injury to his hand, which ter part of last week. Thelma Clark of Speneeville was a visitor in Grass Valley the latter part of the week. You may know a man by the way he speaks sence. Ore and Bullion Purchased } Lice.™ dv Stato of California } : of others, in their abEstabiiched WE WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFENING CO. Gfiices: 742 Market Se.,San Francisco Plant: Sout’: San Francisco : When you utilize our service, you may be assured of the utmost and the most modern appointments in A SPLENDID VALUE évery particular. We are proud of the service we have rendered this 17 Powell Street at Market community in years past and we _ THIS CENTRAL {atend to merit your patronage. DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you This coupon entitles holder to FREE $46 Sueramento St.. Nevada City). Vetkon Tesh devas to Reeepin Hotel: : Telephone 203 168 South Auburn St., Grass Valley FREE GARAGE aS Estate Joseph Fodrini—Decree of . chapter of the -Order setting . ship . ym aid . in Grass Valley Saturday. ' Mrs. Geary = She is 2 Mr. and Mrs. Don Bennetts and ighter of, Mr. and Mrs. Sketon . daughter were. Sacramento visitors . F. E. Dunning of Penn Valley . Sunday . vas a visitor here Saturday. re received when a cap exploded in . of Washing. . . High School ; California Sehotlar-; Federation presented a pro-. on Friday 15 to the student-. . The Nevada City gram Ohio et al quartz by E. B. Pow. ed. WE. Wright, _. body. The first number on the pro-. er. _ Estate J. H. Kohler—Order x . can was a dance by Nancy Jones . Serra Neva placer by E. D. Waling inheritance tax at $1566.20. NE . and Alberta ‘Baker. hen a one . bert. lon Hennessy & Kelly ALLOTne ys. . aet play entitled ‘Spreading the . Black Bottom placer by E. D. Estate F. A. Ashton—Decree of . News” was presented. The cast of Walbert. notice to creditors. W. E. Wright./ characters was as follows: Walworth placer by Mike Berg. attorney. fe Wrs. Fation 20): Nancy Toiek'. en. Estate William Nivens—Decree ofl wee Parpey Mary Jones . Moutaineer placer by Mike Bergnotice to creditors. W. E. Wright, . irs, Tally? Nadine Sutton . man. : rttorney. . Jack Smith ..... ".~Alberta Baker . Major placer, by The Empire Gusrdianship Rebecca Archer— spawn-Early _. .. Elizabeth Thomas} . mines. Discharge of guardian. . Policeman pe i eee Betty Bettles . Cuardianship Myrtle Stanley—Or. Magistrate ..-.. . Bartley Fallon Tom Casey . James Ryan ' student body. TRACK MEET The Inter class track meet wae . : _ = = ' had at ate ook weinemay, . March 13. The results. were as fol tece, gave a shert ac¢éount of thi2 oy resuit: were a3 iQ1Pines: 5 fecurse to the seeizlosy and Ei I Seniors 65 points slish classes on Tuesdsy. Her ial! Seniors ee ‘ dealt with the care and differen: . Sophenicres SR SS Sone stages of the fecble-minged. Wrechwien <2: paeeee + John Selaro was high point man with 214° points. JOKES g } 100 Yard Dash i SS eS a age las@ © __..--------12.-+-4 points Nancy—“‘I wish I could be like 9. Heven: ce : s < Aiecs Nee 3 ithe river!" 4 Byron Janes: —=.. 1 Buddy—"“Like the river? In what Javelin iway?” 1 Selaro” ---..----------------4 points; Nancy—‘‘Stay in bed and yet fol22. ee Poe a 4 Skeahan 2 Be . _ 220 Yard Dash “George Washington,” read Mr. . —— oe 4 points. Kjorlie, ‘was born on February 22, . ee ee ot 8 [A Di" end, then broke. off sith “a0 cal tek: . “By the way, Bill, what is the i Shontnw 2 a 4 points . meaning of A. D.?” o Solara: SES » aes i ill Rector—‘‘Please, sir, I’m not 3 Janes .-2...----------------+--2 jauite sure but I should think it 4 Hogan cos = 1 } HES PGES Snow 4 . ss owe imeans, afier dark”.

Broad Jump j Z 1 Polglase --0 22252. 4 point Rees 2 Seto Ss at Mary Jones (telking to Ol3 Pierce -.2.--.----------2----2 lo while che was studying) .—‘‘Gee! ‘ © hiker. 2 Se ae ‘ 2 “5 880 Yard Dish Mea, I guess I’m bothering you. Lt Sreahe. 6 4 point: Olea—“Ch, no that’s alright, I’m 2 _ 3 ot Hstening.” 3 Pieree 2 A Jag eee, 1 = — Ernie—‘‘What causes my knife to 1 Salare:... = 4 peint . pick up iron filings?” BR se x eee ae @ «et? 3 Siuahan Fe es oe pe = Mr. tsencee—‘“‘It must be chargAi Rae ae 1 ed.” Discus Erniew—“‘No it isn’t. I paid fer. 1 Addison Janes -...... 4 point: . jt”. : OO WRG 5.2 Se a 3 2 4 1 Mr. Kjorlie—‘‘Lena, can you exPole Vault plain yesterday’s lesson?” 1 — sascnssrannannaaensaenes < poinis Lena—‘I didn’t get that far’. DB SONI Os so oseccncnscsce~sesa-sree 3 p ¥ $ Dierep s.-. is Mr. Pedersen (explaining the law + Skeahan 4S of gravity)—‘‘If I should stand on f. : High: Jump my head all the blood would run 1 White -.2..3 . _..-2%point : . zs > Skeahan 2%” to it and make my face red”’. fe Birga 214" Holden—‘“‘Why is it the blood 4-Solaro .-.-..:.----.-------:-2% doesn’t go-to your feet and make Siesta Relay 5 them red when you are standing?” ; ie ane a ee Noble—;"‘His feet aren’t empty, RECEIVED PiN — ee Mrs. 8. C. Hieronimous is spendA gold pin was awirded recently . ing a few weeks visiting in San to Vera Teocealini fer typins rixty . “re neisco. a four words a minute. IT is hope Mr. and Mrs. E: J. N. Ott attendthat she will reach the seven*y ed the funeral of the late Wm. H. mark and receive a jeweled pin. {. Dunlap in San Francisco. See ie ie = County Assessor Schroeder visitfnisectbhe for rue Nnaxget 4 many beautiful birds is particularly . . secretary. . classes Kathlyn Greenway . b HEAR HALIBURTON” Mr. PederOn Tuesday evening sen, Byron Janes and Carroll Coughlan went to Sacramento to hear Richard Haliburton speak ‘at the Masonic Auditorium. He is the author of ‘“‘The Royal Road to Romance” and ‘‘The Glorious Adventure’’ which tell of his many travels in Europe and Asia. Mr. Haliburten told of his adventures in these countries. He is only twenty-eight years old, but is a very interesting speaker. They reports that the meeting was very interesting and entertaining. JUNIOR MEETING On Tuesday, March 12, the junior elass held a meeting. The purpose of the meeting was to talk” over plans for the junior prom. Another meeting will be held in the near future to appoint committees, and take further steps towards the development of the prom. The class this year hopes to put over the biggest and best prom ever. ~ PRESHMAN GATHERING A freshmen gathering was held at 3:20 o'clock, March 12. The meeting was held of finding out the ing of the class and, to elect a new The party cost thirtythree dollars. If all the freshmen will pay their dues we will have for the purpose ; financial stand. over a dollar in the treasury after paying the bills. s Wilma Yost, the secretary, moved to Oakland, and ‘Margaret White was elected for the office. TENNIS COURT At a recent meeting of the Board . of Education it was decided that the work on our tennis court could be started. The money that former school have donated to. the school as et last been turned over to us Carus Roberts troy use on the tennis court. Addison Janes} Bill Jeffrey . The society also sold candy to the . operate in-the preliminary work. "TALK ON FEEBLEMIND"D The work can be commenced and it is hoped that the boys can coi -Miss Hoffman, ed in Sacramento Thursday. . e . { NEVADA’ CHAPTER OFFIC ATES The officers of Nevada and Grass Valiey Chapters of Royal Arch Masons eenferred the august degree of Royal Arch on eight candidates + the new Roseville Chapter at Roseville Wednesday night. W. E. Meservey presided as High P st, G. J. Davis as Scribe, J. F>Stenger as Principal Sojourner and A. A. Willoughby as Captain of the Host for Nevada Chapter; P. H. Oates as King, Ed Matteson Captain, . A. Harris a5 Master of 3d Vail, Albert Thomasson as Master 2d Vail and George W. Zembsch as Master 1st Vail for Grass Valley Chapter. Nearly a hundred were, in attendance at the meeting which was one of the-largest in the district for some years. Others attending from this section were ier © Benetts, Elmer Durbin and T. M. Harris. Board of trustees of the CamptonVille school district held a regular (meeting Friday evening. The Board set Monday; March 11th as the date . for the opening of school for the new term, and if the weather mits, school will open and run continuously from that date. The same teachers will fill their places at the opening, Miss Doris Nightingale, Mrs. “J. P. Smart, and Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston. perJ._M. Morris — of Forrest relatives here recently <and is now visiting in Sacramento. Miss Frieda Hieronimous spent a week visiting mento. : D. D. Smith of Truckee and J. M. Thomas of Floriston were called here Thursday to act 5 the Patrido case. relatives. in SacraBebesfe feobesteate genteete teoteeteoteotecte stele odeatesie ates legenp a orale ated Testeste oR tesbeeleate oleate otelesbeeiesiedlesie ister EASTER NOVELTIES Baskets. 25¢ The LPIA EOS OE COLTE ties as Royal Arch . visited . as jurors ia . A large assortment of new Easter Novelties and EASTER CANDIES HAAS Special Easter Baskets. * 50c Also 5c and 10c Eggs. Chocolate Bunnies, etc. EASTER CARDS 5 GIBSON cards—the most beautiful of all. See them and you will agree with us. R. E. HARRIS Rexall oe ~ RAILROAD HEARING IS CONDUCTED PAST WEEK The hearing of the protest of the Nevada County Railroad against per'mitting the Schneider Brothers truck line from operating between Auburn and Forest Springs has been conducted at Auburn and Grass Valj ley the past week by a representative of the state railroad commis. sion which scme time since granted the application which was the en. tering wedge into getting into the local field in competition with the railroad. An Ynteresting point breught out was that the truck company had been keeping tabs on the local merchants who had been trucking in their own stuff. from below instead . of using the railroad. SS es . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guenther are . spending a short vacation around . ‘he bay. Mrs. Guenther has not felt . so well lately and it was thought.a . . of climate would benefit . Under New Mabagement . THE NEVADA CITY LUNCH ROOM Mrs. Emma Millen, Mer. Open 6 a.m. to 8 p. m. Week Days . Sundays, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. change her. Fine Home Cooking $1.00 Store aeesterte Qe akesteoteeateiestenteeiesh ehestestedetesesteteteteleteogefetededoteeagetegetetes F 3. Anything P. O. Box 183 All Kinds of Electrical and Radio Work Mechanical Local Agent for Scott and Fetzer Sanatation System Also Non-Electric Sweeper ED ADDING: ON Nevada City —— 16 eae ee il Unsur ai. fre as £80 Floating hotels deluxe . Rocms with private bath SINGLE GR ENSUITE : : irpassed dining service . . . Speciel advantages for automobile parti MAKE RESERVATIONS Phoxe MAIN 4620 Foot or M STREET ‘fs att one t i aa Abn ‘aS E PEZRS SACRAMENTO * 4 4 SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE Ly. Nevada City,.. 7:40 A.M: 11:30 A:-M. 3:15 P.M.. *6:30 P.M. Ly. Grass Valley 7:55 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 3:30 P.M. *6:45. P.M. Ar. Sacramento 10:40 A.M. 2:30 P.M. 6:15: P.M, *9:30 P.M. Ar. San Francisco 12:15 P.M. 2:15: PM: 5:55 P.M. Lv. 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. *6:45 P.M. ¥ Ar. Grass Valley . 10:45 A.M. 1:45 P.M. -5:45 P.M. *9:30 P.M. Ar. Nevada City -..-11:00 A.M. 2:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. *9:45 P.M. (*) Sunday only. All other schedules daily. soa Sh RE & >