March 19, 1928 (6 pages)

: The Nugget is California’s Leading Mining Weekly ae a a Nevada ity Nugget VOLUME II, NUMBER 18 THE GOLD CENTER _NEVAI CITY, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, _ MRS. GOVE CELIO HEARD THE COUNTY SEAT PAPER _ MARCH 19, 1928 ! yak t : CURIOUS RELIC IS DUG UP BY NUGGET . : POLITICS HEAT UP, MINING SUIT, WILL BE CITY TRUSTEES IN R : OVER HONOLULU RADIO HEARD SUPERIOR COURT. ANOTHER MINING STRIKE REPORTED LECTION DATE soe . SNAPPY MEET ; , The following clipping from the The suit brought by A. R. Arch: Senet aS Honolulu Advertiser of March 4th ibald F “@ eaaad : It’s an old adage that we learn Another strike of high grade ore ] N fey? = megs nes ae LEE 33 tells of one of Nevada City’s well the rich Nevada Basin holdings from i something new every day. s&metimes of yet undetermined proportions is. jnown singers: Me Wane a a ‘ _ we learn things that are new to us reported the past few days from @. «another mainland sania arciat : = i chic} ede a = . meee but probably not to those more sealocal p®@perty. Pending further dev-. . : : : st! With the municipal election only . Which has obtained most of the mt}. One of. the snappiest meetings of soned. in life’s mysteries, but we elopments, The Nugget is not priviin the person of Mrs. Katherin Ruef three weeks away, politics mhich ning properties under ‘option, will. the city trustees held in many must ‘confess, along with a lot of leged to print details for some time Celio, wife of Gove C. Celio, retired have been somnolescent for about] heard in superior court commen; moons was last Thursday night. The othér soft-rock miners, that we nevyet until the strike has been more a of Seve ome Califtwo years past have been springing . “0S cape the aserrae “ sched . customary, verbal circumlocution 6 er had any suspieton that they used thoroughly prospected -tornia, will be heard at KGU. Mr. and {nto full bloom. the past few days ule. The suit hinges around the, seemed -to be almost missing with to bombard the underground stopes' ' It has been The Nugget’s priviMrs. Celio are on an extended tour and the question of who will pe {$55,000 mortgage given by the Wes. the result that there was snap and orcs as 5 s Yt f } a . ; TI en _ tat 5 with cannon and steel projectiles. __' lege the past year to exclusively revee Mone ee ee eee favorite EOC OF re ee acne, ee business Waa STAns . In the Nugget window may be cord some GE the larecet vivikes unthe Oren conversation along the streets. There ou in the Poneet haihae and oe ‘gacted by an early hour. seen a rust covered, round “nosed covered in Nevada and Sierra coun“Charms of Honolulu are causing wont be any of the trustee jobs g0 which the Archibald interests claim . pypyTtON CHECKED UP ae = 5 eee 5 : : nati re i _. payments were not made as stipula-) : : steel projectile 3% inches in lengih, ties in many years and with the vast se af ade pope oF = Roeio en oe ee ee oa i. oak se 2 : a pe A numerously signed petition to 2% inches caliber and weighing 3% interest being taken in mining in i eee : * . a ss 1 ec eve Ww E. Wright appears as aitor: haxe the proposition of putting the pounds. It was taken from the Idaho this great gold belt, this paper will ae ie ne places to be — ney fee th i: tits coe ies ie : trustees on a paying: basis placed on mine in clearing out the old 400 lend its best efforts in behalf of the “Mrs. Celio‘ is an accomplished Sines ae Armstrong, Benj. Hall, ii BE a 2 ssaceiar gles oer the baNot at the ~ coming election, level in 1919, and loaned to the industry. singer (mezzo soprano) who has freLouis W. Kopp, James Penrose and while E. H. Armstrong.is the local was put tp to__¢city. attorney Nilon Nugget by Dominick Mezzala, who’ ee, quently sung at Don Lee’s KFRC A. H. Haddy are already reported leg Ieee akatanie cine i for his decision, Trustee Bennetts found it and was as much mystified WESTERN MERGER NEARLY and at. KGW.” ready for the fray atacand erie 7a i stated that he was ‘opposed to pay as anyone at the time. . READY STEADY PRODUCTION The details of arranging for Mrs. ;there will be some little attention NEW Wd ‘ATANS CLUB IS \for the trustees, that they should be A number of these were found in SAYS SUPERINTENDENT SKEWES . Celio’s appearance on the KGU propais SS. ae ee apener BEING ORGANI ZED HERE willing to give their services to the the debris at that time, according to. pies “aah bce at ahe [otam were by E.R: Barringer . fe ee a ames ‘ city. at-all-times as it had been for , Things are rapidly shaping at the by any of the candidates but it is Mr. Mezzala, and. those engaged in Western Merger property north of ES EY : many years past. There was no -dis+ k cd t how : = : presumed that one of the major isre : se fu6 a a ee aie Bf the work were puzzled at to how town to go onto 2 production basis BENNETTS AND HOLMES . sues Gili te aha dinbouiiton ‘of the new womans’ club is being cussion of the matter as it was a such warlike material could happen jn two to three weeks, according to . wrinendng poof angle There has formied at the “present time. in “Ne; propos y® for the-Voters $9 decile. is , : / FG. ¢ se. e ve Cs Gaps ee ree ‘ He hase reposing 400 feet below the superintendent Harry B. Skewes. AGAIN HEAD CHAMBER been a movement to get the matter doe ee ae Ve ones ee pot eecen re aes a : ae : ; g Raises are being. started for stopes ,on the ballot and have the money Baadibee of see siete ae : ee Sh 5s coy So the Nugget man hied himself tO petween the 200 and 300 and the nf Benees as: preene incd put to other uses but it has not erys: = ce quarters anc é ¢ it. Grass Valley in order to get further . 490 and 300 levels, all of which is}, MM. Holmes as secretary will again tallized into something definite yet. Mrs. Charles E. Parsons was selecBREAKAGE TO BE PAID FOR Se : : ‘ Ae si. e rE nate “ary ehairn a details. To C. A. Brockington We yirgin ground and well mineralized. head. the activities of the Nevada Tomorrow noon. at 12 o’clock is ted as — ary chairman and Mrs. Those people who have been de: first went, for he has’ spent all his _The old workings did not extend City “allaahee of Commerce as the the closing time for filing nominatA. A. Willoughby, temporary SC stroying city property such’as break“ pe = "at x pe . ce . . life around the mines of Grass Valdeeper than the 200 and there is @. ,osult of the election held last week. ing papers to have the names prinAmen’ ne jing off of fire hydrants and running ley and we believed that if anyone Jarge tonnage of high grade milling . ;phe past year has seen the memberted on the ballot. After that any A second meeting is to be held at into the Pine street bridge are being knew anything about underground ore plocked out which will assure . .yjp odes ae a # Gui a se candidate will didve to -work the the same—place—on—Thursday—night-+:cqqeredbiits for_the-demage done artillery Charley would, and we were . j = : Ship vEgees Dp a Ser i to perfect the organization. Some . t y M4 , € long and steady © operation of the! hich is a remarkable showin writein method. : one this is the plan to be followed not disappointed. He ‘informed us! fye stamp mill. g. such club is needed to coordinate . peeilarly hereafter: The trustees are that he had seen the guns and knew { Among the main items of business and ‘direct the activities of such} zs ey eres The concentrators have been SsCt}) oye e “i ss MA S Z ¥ ; : of the opinion that the city treasury about their being used, but personal-. . ing past : and the conerete brough up at the meeting will be NY UBSCRIPTIONS splendid women 4s are in this com. cnould not be made the carry-all t ly had never fired anything larger! Rinne ute oie noued ete . investigation of the cost 0 ferection ‘ munity. Proper cbjectives and ear. for she breakage done. There are two than a 44, although he still takes a! ofa welcome arch over Pine street . ARE ADDED T0 THE LIST negt unselfish effort will accomplish Peek See ie fe a President A .A. Codd returned to : ; : ‘ ‘ ; : hydrant breaks to be pata for and shot whenever the ‘accasion demands. . Reno yesterday after a stay ere which will blaze forth the name of much. There is no such organiza-. iwo pridge collisions. roe a Wetter understanding here . croperty: and expressed iimuelf 45 Nevada a lights to the tourist. . Many new subscriptions are being tion here at the present time, the) Vy oppeET LIGHTS Ernie Schreiber and R. R. Goyne et Cae =e ° . Nevada County Extension Club hay: : ; ; ferred us to Mr. Thomas Plummer, . highly pleased with the progress be; added regularly to The Nugget mailsang : a “eC who actually worked at the Idaho ! ing sawia : were delegated. as a committee to ing list ag the paper becomes wider ing ceased to function. ‘ The Pacific Gas and Electric Com: 2 ! “4 < . ' . = 7% 2 = n ne , aa j . <34+7 when these guns were in Use. Piss 2a iook into the matter. . enown: aver the seate.-< This te-of A movement was started last year . ?@?9 has submitted. a hs dealg ots to Mr. Plummer, whohasretired Za . = E ENS Some disuession was-had-regarding course gratifying to the publishers. to form an auxiliary of the Cham= spel pte Loe lives on Winchester Hill, we learned ' MANY NEW SP Civ d the continuance of the muncipal autc [The Nugget now goes into every porber of Commerce but it apparently . as ae = Pl Broad re ea park and it was the concensus of 44 F . : F died aborning. church, and the escnell aE ste = the reason for this unique method ECTIGN tion of its natural territory with a vect and. on Pibe street, at 200 of freeing the chutes of clogged ADDED T0 COLL 14 . opinion that it was a losing proposiwell balanced circulation which is @ phe . a is for 4 Bean leiht 'y broken ore. ; ee Riese tion for the Chamber to underwrite. of particular interest to advertisers. GRISSELL BARGAIN SALE ee a an he. boro caek es One > ds ‘i : : 26 ) > y t py The Idaho vein, as we all know, is. . Many new specimens “are” ‘betne The date of the annual dange was Building’ up such a large list from ‘ : set for’ Saturday, May 5th and it will a ee . ; ‘ares at a very modest stipend andalmost vertical and the serpentine added regularly to the mineral col. ‘ ie paar i the ground up in sixteen months has BRINGS MANY BUYERS ‘ g re tte’ ‘ i ; be an old fashioned dance as was F : Pea } the matter 1s being investigated as footwall had a most ‘annoying . lection in The Nugget windows and . 0° ° eee aS WAA ‘been described by many publishers ve he trustees look favérably upon ithabit of swelling badly when expos-. the mining operators are taking a. the one last: year whieh proved 80 as nothing short of marvelous. Ws ees sa ee pa er LICENSES GET ATTENTION : ar i igs 1 & ‘ing sa seing . RICRNSES GH TEN’ h ed to.the air, in this way often great deal of interest in having a. ?oPUIar. oe ae : ze @ oe ban ae aes ae cgean : blocking the free running of the /collection on display as will properTRUCKING COMPANY AMENDS A suai fa eige ihe ee oF oh ee Some of the bills which have been ‘loose ore in the chutes, which ran lly advertise our .matchless precious SUMMIT SNOW PACK iS . ITS ERANCHISE APPLICATION Company store started off with @. jresented for payment have been from level to level puta resources “More specimens as 2 z apie ose rush Saturday and many thrifty buy. :uite incomplete in detail and herey u level. c b 2S. c 2 & ? S Z @ é : ee : ited oa ce, : : ene = a ; It would have been extremely haz; well as photographs and maps will ONE OF THE LIGHTEST Schneider Brothers, operating the ae pga ane ip ieee ae atte! all bills for ido and hauling a tor activa chose . be. Bladly welcomed. Sacramento-Auburn Freight Line, arge list of bargain offerings in will-have to be quite specific or they” ardous for enyous te cHme UP hire . ; ; : —_—__—— og po . ; men and boys’ Clothing and outfit. will not be paid, according to dicsteep chut t t fread ' ~=—§-« Information regarding any propapplying for a franchise to operate; . Bese : ebay eep chutes to attempt to tree or. Epes Cat te! According to R. N. Taylor of Sac; os Hes ~~ ltings. This issuc of The Nugget car. ium ary Hat ti mo thes erty in Nevada and Sierra countics into Grass Valley and Nevada City]. : i remove any obstruction, § these z Laas ramento, government weather fore. 2 : * ‘ : _ }ries a full peve ° edvertisement of . mpnerenms ° 'y HOSE ee hict : 1 tf ne will be gladly furnished on reque st ; amended its application in the hear: YRUSTEES TO BUY HOSE ; sannons, which were about four feet 3 s--tay the present year 1s going tO ing pefor : eprint some of the many real buys offered. ie > in ‘lonath a chad int} sioh+O -82Y inquirer on request, either . . ing before the state railroad com: é The board of fire delegates pass: n length and weighed in the nelghRa te ‘a he a real dry one in the amount of 3 : ._. \It will pay’ every resident of this : es eal borhood of 2 da ; 5 by mail or in person. mission to operate only to Forest : ed the-matter of purchase of lrose .borhood 0 50 pounds were brought . winter snowfall which is far below springs. The hearing was commenced community to pay a visit to the bo 4) iy “bruetee nd anc ed into play. They were charged with . normal. The snow pack is reported ; os cee 7 ee store and seo the bargains being oft ee ve city TTRRVESE ee a : me : ; at Auburn on Tuesday and a great . : soe at ges ia i yertiseme ic being run: i is isblack powder, the projectle was ramMINING LOCATIONS HAVE as but 45 inches -at the Summit at deol of testimony ar tee = fered at money saving prices. is sea mfg hers a -med home, the gun trained on the} ee . er ‘ fe : SEE ae sue 10 he Nugget © calling : : : : . nn this time and going down fast. Ac oe : anaes fais Sean h oftending obstruction and fired by) BEEN PUL ON RECORD . coraing to Taylor, there is practicalyAGHTRD STREET WINDOWS ie ees ses oe ested means of a time fuse. oligi : gases is g : ‘HE CREAT P ete yvus te . isa Ce ly no negligible hope of getting a SHOULD BE MAINTAINED TO THE CREAT POCAHONTAS opened at the regular April meeting These guns were in use at both the . ! M. W. Gray et al have located the normal amount of snow on the moun. é -—— of ihe board of trustees Idaho and the Eureka mines from gg kyale Extension _ placer mining { tains before the wet season. Only With the coming of the traveling A re reception was tendered the APPOINTER SENDS THANKS " about 1872 to 1879 on the 790 levgjaim in the Washington Mining Dis. twice before in 15 years has the .eacon. the merchants of Nevada . Great Pocahontas of the Degree of * satestecrrca Ronber es si eland above. As these were the only trict. being the N4YNW y,SE% and snow pack been lighter, 1924 and City would do wcll 40: Keen Shalt . Poeahontas at Red Men Hall last One of the appointees to the eteep veins helns worked ae the disthe NY%NEWSW% of Section 1, 1926 being the years. ' window lights turned on for several Monday evening a the occasion of sadn thor 7 ght — he } trict at that time, conditions were 46 10E: With Lake Bowman at a iow level hours of the evening to help light her official visit to I onemah Council. being appointes the naa : at she ; é . i < ciate se a letter boar kin = met that were not duplicated on the ® water deliveries to Taira Spaulding . up the business section aid give the . ni pest ua a ard thanking flatter veins and that is the reason The first degree of Masonry was . are facing a considerable deficit. . town a wide-awake appearance Manager W. V. Tamblyn of the Nethem for the appointment. that cannon were not generally used. gonferred by Nevada City Lodge: on ——— Tourists judge a town a great deal vada Theatre announces*a showing The water osteo for the past Cars were not loaded from chutes of The Big Parade\for tonight and . month were $1386 and with the NID 'RAGON REPORTS FLOWERS BLOOMING DOWN LINCOLN WAY Saturday evening. : A guy of the bughouse varicty was taken ‘to the Stockton stute asylum by attachés of the sherifi’s by. its outward appearance. A succession of well illuminated windows will make quite a showing. Tuesday nights. This is one of the . bill but$73.60, the general fund got big pictures of the war and has been hg a boost. widely acclaimed. It is being shown . The City marshal was given Per= {mission to install two boxes in the as they are at present, but the ore * issued from the chutes onto flat platforms called sollars, from which George Ragon came up from Linit was shoveled into the cars. office on Saturday. coln Saturday to visit his brother Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan en-1 ®t, popuar prices. ; oo Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Uren spent ine . John H. Ragon, . and uncle, Oliver . tertained their daughter, Miss Ruth,. Dr. Ormiston Sawyer has removed . “'Y ditch line where they have rottThe local fruit trees are bursting week end in Sacramento visiting Te Ragon. He reports the spring flowand Miss Lois Wilcox, of San Franhis office across the street next to the jed OMe cs into bloom this week with the warm jatives. ers blooming down his way in wild ' cigeo over the week-end. 7 . Forest Service Headquarters. . In the absence of city clerk Calaspring weather, the peach blossoms Mrs .Sidney Talbot has resigned {profusion and the buds on the apriJudge J. B. Landis returned SaturDr Ivey had installed & new 4786 {wan aaa Bennetts acted in his -being especially beautiful. as pianist for the Lions Club and }cot trecs are swelling: niecly. The day to his home in Auburn after pre. sterilizing sacbine di ic ote. ' tead. $ The Nevada City Lunch Room ‘has . Mrs. Charles P. Eliott has been apfruit crop leoks good for this season. ' siding at the trial of Williams-Henoi asctox Judie Rhatkn Tuttle oe, o eee . oe ae --beentaken_aver_by Don B. Wheel: painted 2 ihe. eee: ae ; BESSY: returned from a month’s stay in Los Ss ; a “gual i Saturd gt eka : ock. Pp. OStrandberg” came -tp--from Mrs.P.G. Scadden who has been tage ne eee cla ek ate be preteen cS preinonnee: sitors Saturday Fire alarm box No. 24 _ has the city last week after spending the visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. H. fo. ees sie tone ze ance ere here sete arvana Opera. " been moved to a” new location in winter there. Mrs. Strandberg is. exMoore in the bay region, has return. een she ct gud eae minh ce rene = i : e E ‘4 " The Gases brought by Muriel Wik front of the Harris drug store from pecting to come up later. ed home. “ : iat se ae Cie Speakers at the Tuesday. meeting liams against Janmes Hennessy, JF., ~ i" its former place near the Lee Leiter Woodruff English was killed in an F. E.°Simpson ,president of the : : : of the Lions Club were County Farm . and J. T. Hennessy as the aftermath store. Box 32 is now at the corner j airplane accident last week while} State Elks Association will be the Lloyd Penrose attended Grand OpAdvisor get sings I. Graser and Mr. o fan auto accident last year, Waa » of. Main and Union Alley. . making a reconnaissance for the. guest of Nevada City Lodge on Friera at Sacramento Saturday. one Mrs. * aul Ulrich, the latter of jauickly decided by a jury in superior” : Cc. K. Townsend was over from . Southern California Edison Compa-. day night. The crack degre team of Ww. E. Wright was in Sacramento Chicago Park. court'on Friday when the defendant : ‘ Gold Run for the week-end. ny. English was piloting the plane. Marysville will exemplify the ritual. Saturday for Grand Opera. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rector are} were acquitted Major Frank Chapman is home E. F. Sailor returned home SattrDr. J. #. Shaw called,on old acMrs. C. J. Brand and Miss Minnie Home azein etter several days spent A truck load, of supplies wer after a voyage from New York thru . day after serving as a juror on the quaintances here Friday. He Sadat Brand have retuned from Sacrabien: in San Francisco. hauled up to the Sacred Moun + the’ Panama Canal to Honolulu and . Williams-Hennessy trial held inthe t.nded the funeral of Nik father-into where they have been spending Steve Mattioda of North Bloom. mine at Sierra City. back to San Francisco on the transloeal courthouse. law, Lewis Wheeler, at Forest some time. : : field spent Tuesday attending to buMr. and Mrs. _ Charles Gaus : port Kenowis. He met Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brandon and Andrew : Springs. _ The meeting of the Lions Club for siness in our city. North Bloomfield spent Tuesday Gove Celio, who are spending a two . White, who have been operating sagt Mrs. Fred Searls is entertaining tomorrow noon promises to be of unMr: and Mrs. E. B. Dudley returnNevada City. month’s vacation there. Miners Hope claim at Whitlock, reae Garvie P ee atten ee usual interest to. the members. ed Sunday evening from attending Mr. and Mrs. George King ' Mrs. Richard Phelan spe ant several . cently opened up a very fine shoot ne : The Anes residence upper Broad the supervisors ioavconen ti Gans Downieville spent Sunday visitt : *e days in Oakland returniug home . of ore on ihe property. The new oa a site aha ze St. which has been taken ened Mr. eeaneiaha. here with friends, = @ Sunday. covery shows a fine grade of ore for Mrs. Alice Martin, one our ear-. and Mrs. Richard Phelan is being giv. SS a Mrs. Fred Hawke of Gold j sixty foot along the ay apey ns ily pioneer residents, is slowly recov-. en a new coat of paint on its exterior Leslie Hegarty returned to macrsSupervisor Charles Hope has‘ i ring from an attack of the flu. “ti * . mento after a short visit here with . turned to his home at Truckee : Flat have t<wo children suffering with Messrs. Brandon and White have © & a tac t u _. Martine and Coope are painting it. ? 7 : i ; q . his mother Mrs. George Hegarty. attending the regular monthly n pneumonia. been -iff the southern part of the; The Gold Flat scnool has been The many friends of Miss Pendola , soe of the beat ub suena A Jack Edminster of Willow Valley state the past week interesting min‘closed for a few days on account of . of Camptonville “will be sorry to] _ 0. D. Woodman was decorating —— e carci che left Saturday for his mining claims ing men and capital in the vew find. the illness of the teacher. It is ex. learn that she is suffering from an]. the girls around the court house Ross F lor of Downieville on Mt. Oro where he _ expects to The property belongs to the Nick pected that school will reopen Mon. attack of pneumonia. Dr. Tickell was . with the St. Patrick colors Saturday jintown WedneSday enroute to rl spend a few months, . Mullins group of claims. day. : called\ to see her Thursday. morning. o~-. Francisco on ning business: E sine ® j : ; oe 5 Ms itt i igs ; <= : . e 2 \ : : a ‘i $ { mune ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE — i r

: The Nugget is California’s Leading Mining Weekly ae a a Nevada ity Nugget VOLUME II, NUMBER 18 THE GOLD CENTER _NEVAI CITY, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, _ MRS. GOVE CELIO HEARD THE COUNTY SEAT PAPER _ MARCH 19, 1928 ! yak t : CURIOUS RELIC IS DUG UP BY NUGGET . : POLITICS HEAT UP, MINING SUIT, WILL BE CITY TRUSTEES IN R : OVER HONOLULU RADIO HEARD SUPERIOR COURT. ANOTHER MINING STRIKE REPORTED LECTION DATE soe . SNAPPY MEET ; , The following clipping from the The suit brought by A. R. Arch: Senet aS Honolulu Advertiser of March 4th ibald F “@ eaaad : It’s an old adage that we learn Another strike of high grade ore ] N fey? = megs nes ae LEE 33 tells of one of Nevada City’s well the rich Nevada Basin holdings from i something new every day. s&metimes of yet undetermined proportions is. jnown singers: Me Wane a a ‘ _ we learn things that are new to us reported the past few days from @. «another mainland sania arciat : = i chic} ede a = . meee but probably not to those more sealocal p®@perty. Pending further dev-. . : : : st! With the municipal election only . Which has obtained most of the mt}. One of. the snappiest meetings of soned. in life’s mysteries, but we elopments, The Nugget is not priviin the person of Mrs. Katherin Ruef three weeks away, politics mhich ning properties under ‘option, will. the city trustees held in many must ‘confess, along with a lot of leged to print details for some time Celio, wife of Gove C. Celio, retired have been somnolescent for about] heard in superior court commen; moons was last Thursday night. The othér soft-rock miners, that we nevyet until the strike has been more a of Seve ome Califtwo years past have been springing . “0S cape the aserrae “ sched . customary, verbal circumlocution 6 er had any suspieton that they used thoroughly prospected -tornia, will be heard at KGU. Mr. and {nto full bloom. the past few days ule. The suit hinges around the, seemed -to be almost missing with to bombard the underground stopes' ' It has been The Nugget’s priviMrs. Celio are on an extended tour and the question of who will pe {$55,000 mortgage given by the Wes. the result that there was snap and orcs as 5 s Yt f } a . ; TI en _ tat 5 with cannon and steel projectiles. __' lege the past year to exclusively revee Mone ee ee eee favorite EOC OF re ee acne, ee business Waa STAns . In the Nugget window may be cord some GE the larecet vivikes unthe Oren conversation along the streets. There ou in the Poneet haihae and oe ‘gacted by an early hour. seen a rust covered, round “nosed covered in Nevada and Sierra coun“Charms of Honolulu are causing wont be any of the trustee jobs g0 which the Archibald interests claim . pypyTtON CHECKED UP ae = 5 eee 5 : : nati re i _. payments were not made as stipula-) : : steel projectile 3% inches in lengih, ties in many years and with the vast se af ade pope oF = Roeio en oe ee ee oa i. oak se 2 : a pe A numerously signed petition to 2% inches caliber and weighing 3% interest being taken in mining in i eee : * . a ss 1 ec eve Ww E. Wright appears as aitor: haxe the proposition of putting the pounds. It was taken from the Idaho this great gold belt, this paper will ae ie ne places to be — ney fee th i: tits coe ies ie : trustees on a paying: basis placed on mine in clearing out the old 400 lend its best efforts in behalf of the “Mrs. Celio‘ is an accomplished Sines ae Armstrong, Benj. Hall, ii BE a 2 ssaceiar gles oer the baNot at the ~ coming election, level in 1919, and loaned to the industry. singer (mezzo soprano) who has freLouis W. Kopp, James Penrose and while E. H. Armstrong.is the local was put tp to__¢city. attorney Nilon Nugget by Dominick Mezzala, who’ ee, quently sung at Don Lee’s KFRC A. H. Haddy are already reported leg Ieee akatanie cine i for his decision, Trustee Bennetts found it and was as much mystified WESTERN MERGER NEARLY and at. KGW.” ready for the fray atacand erie 7a i stated that he was ‘opposed to pay as anyone at the time. . READY STEADY PRODUCTION The details of arranging for Mrs. ;there will be some little attention NEW Wd ‘ATANS CLUB IS \for the trustees, that they should be A number of these were found in SAYS SUPERINTENDENT SKEWES . Celio’s appearance on the KGU propais SS. ae ee apener BEING ORGANI ZED HERE willing to give their services to the the debris at that time, according to. pies “aah bce at ahe [otam were by E.R: Barringer . fe ee a ames ‘ city. at-all-times as it had been for , Things are rapidly shaping at the by any of the candidates but it is Mr. Mezzala, and. those engaged in Western Merger property north of ES EY : many years past. There was no -dis+ k cd t how : = : presumed that one of the major isre : se fu6 a a ee aie Bf the work were puzzled at to how town to go onto 2 production basis BENNETTS AND HOLMES . sues Gili te aha dinbouiiton ‘of the new womans’ club is being cussion of the matter as it was a such warlike material could happen jn two to three weeks, according to . wrinendng poof angle There has formied at the “present time. in “Ne; propos y® for the-Voters $9 decile. is , : / FG. ¢ se. e ve Cs Gaps ee ree ‘ He hase reposing 400 feet below the superintendent Harry B. Skewes. AGAIN HEAD CHAMBER been a movement to get the matter doe ee ae Ve ones ee pot eecen re aes a : ae : ; g Raises are being. started for stopes ,on the ballot and have the money Baadibee of see siete ae : ee Sh 5s coy So the Nugget man hied himself tO petween the 200 and 300 and the nf Benees as: preene incd put to other uses but it has not erys: = ce quarters anc é ¢ it. Grass Valley in order to get further . 490 and 300 levels, all of which is}, MM. Holmes as secretary will again tallized into something definite yet. Mrs. Charles E. Parsons was selecBREAKAGE TO BE PAID FOR Se : : ‘ Ae si. e rE nate “ary ehairn a details. To C. A. Brockington We yirgin ground and well mineralized. head. the activities of the Nevada Tomorrow noon. at 12 o’clock is ted as — ary chairman and Mrs. Those people who have been de: first went, for he has’ spent all his _The old workings did not extend City “allaahee of Commerce as the the closing time for filing nominatA. A. Willoughby, temporary SC stroying city property such’as break“ pe = "at x pe . ce . . life around the mines of Grass Valdeeper than the 200 and there is @. ,osult of the election held last week. ing papers to have the names prinAmen’ ne jing off of fire hydrants and running ley and we believed that if anyone Jarge tonnage of high grade milling . ;phe past year has seen the memberted on the ballot. After that any A second meeting is to be held at into the Pine street bridge are being knew anything about underground ore plocked out which will assure . .yjp odes ae a # Gui a se candidate will didve to -work the the same—place—on—Thursday—night-+:cqqeredbiits for_the-demage done artillery Charley would, and we were . j = : Ship vEgees Dp a Ser i to perfect the organization. Some . t y M4 , € long and steady © operation of the! hich is a remarkable showin writein method. : one this is the plan to be followed not disappointed. He ‘informed us! fye stamp mill. g. such club is needed to coordinate . peeilarly hereafter: The trustees are that he had seen the guns and knew { Among the main items of business and ‘direct the activities of such} zs ey eres The concentrators have been SsCt}) oye e “i ss MA S Z ¥ ; : of the opinion that the city treasury about their being used, but personal-. . ing past : and the conerete brough up at the meeting will be NY UBSCRIPTIONS splendid women 4s are in this com. cnould not be made the carry-all t ly had never fired anything larger! Rinne ute oie noued ete . investigation of the cost 0 ferection ‘ munity. Proper cbjectives and ear. for she breakage done. There are two than a 44, although he still takes a! ofa welcome arch over Pine street . ARE ADDED T0 THE LIST negt unselfish effort will accomplish Peek See ie fe a President A .A. Codd returned to : ; : ‘ ‘ ; : hydrant breaks to be pata for and shot whenever the ‘accasion demands. . Reno yesterday after a stay ere which will blaze forth the name of much. There is no such organiza-. iwo pridge collisions. roe a Wetter understanding here . croperty: and expressed iimuelf 45 Nevada a lights to the tourist. . Many new subscriptions are being tion here at the present time, the) Vy oppeET LIGHTS Ernie Schreiber and R. R. Goyne et Cae =e ° . Nevada County Extension Club hay: : ; ; ferred us to Mr. Thomas Plummer, . highly pleased with the progress be; added regularly to The Nugget mailsang : a “eC who actually worked at the Idaho ! ing sawia : were delegated. as a committee to ing list ag the paper becomes wider ing ceased to function. ‘ The Pacific Gas and Electric Com: 2 ! “4 < . ' . = 7% 2 = n ne , aa j . <34+7 when these guns were in Use. Piss 2a iook into the matter. . enown: aver the seate.-< This te-of A movement was started last year . ?@?9 has submitted. a hs dealg ots to Mr. Plummer, whohasretired Za . = E ENS Some disuession was-had-regarding course gratifying to the publishers. to form an auxiliary of the Cham= spel pte Loe lives on Winchester Hill, we learned ' MANY NEW SP Civ d the continuance of the muncipal autc [The Nugget now goes into every porber of Commerce but it apparently . as ae = Pl Broad re ea park and it was the concensus of 44 F . : F died aborning. church, and the escnell aE ste = the reason for this unique method ECTIGN tion of its natural territory with a vect and. on Pibe street, at 200 of freeing the chutes of clogged ADDED T0 COLL 14 . opinion that it was a losing proposiwell balanced circulation which is @ phe . a is for 4 Bean leiht 'y broken ore. ; ee Riese tion for the Chamber to underwrite. of particular interest to advertisers. GRISSELL BARGAIN SALE ee a an he. boro caek es One > ds ‘i : : 26 ) > y t py The Idaho vein, as we all know, is. . Many new specimens “are” ‘betne The date of the annual dange was Building’ up such a large list from ‘

: set for’ Saturday, May 5th and it will a ee . ; ‘ares at a very modest stipend andalmost vertical and the serpentine added regularly to the mineral col. ‘ ie paar i the ground up in sixteen months has BRINGS MANY BUYERS ‘ g re tte’ ‘ i ; be an old fashioned dance as was F : Pea } the matter 1s being investigated as footwall had a most ‘annoying . lection in The Nugget windows and . 0° ° eee aS WAA ‘been described by many publishers ve he trustees look favérably upon ithabit of swelling badly when expos-. the mining operators are taking a. the one last: year whieh proved 80 as nothing short of marvelous. Ws ees sa ee pa er LICENSES GET ATTENTION : ar i igs 1 & ‘ing sa seing . RICRNSES GH TEN’ h ed to.the air, in this way often great deal of interest in having a. ?oPUIar. oe ae : ze @ oe ban ae aes ae cgean : blocking the free running of the /collection on display as will properTRUCKING COMPANY AMENDS A suai fa eige ihe ee oF oh ee Some of the bills which have been ‘loose ore in the chutes, which ran lly advertise our .matchless precious SUMMIT SNOW PACK iS . ITS ERANCHISE APPLICATION Company store started off with @. jresented for payment have been from level to level puta resources “More specimens as 2 z apie ose rush Saturday and many thrifty buy. :uite incomplete in detail and herey u level. c b 2S. c 2 & ? S Z @ é : ee : ited oa ce, : : ene = a ; It would have been extremely haz; well as photographs and maps will ONE OF THE LIGHTEST Schneider Brothers, operating the ae pga ane ip ieee ae atte! all bills for ido and hauling a tor activa chose . be. Bladly welcomed. Sacramento-Auburn Freight Line, arge list of bargain offerings in will-have to be quite specific or they” ardous for enyous te cHme UP hire . ; ; : —_—__—— og po . ; men and boys’ Clothing and outfit. will not be paid, according to dicsteep chut t t fread ' ~=—§-« Information regarding any propapplying for a franchise to operate; . Bese : ebay eep chutes to attempt to tree or. Epes Cat te! According to R. N. Taylor of Sac; os Hes ~~ ltings. This issuc of The Nugget car. ium ary Hat ti mo thes erty in Nevada and Sierra countics into Grass Valley and Nevada City]. : i remove any obstruction, § these z Laas ramento, government weather fore. 2 : * ‘ : _ }ries a full peve ° edvertisement of . mpnerenms ° 'y HOSE ee hict : 1 tf ne will be gladly furnished on reque st ; amended its application in the hear: YRUSTEES TO BUY HOSE ; sannons, which were about four feet 3 s--tay the present year 1s going tO ing pefor : eprint some of the many real buys offered. ie > in ‘lonath a chad int} sioh+O -82Y inquirer on request, either . . ing before the state railroad com: é The board of fire delegates pass: n length and weighed in the nelghRa te ‘a he a real dry one in the amount of 3 : ._. \It will pay’ every resident of this : es eal borhood of 2 da ; 5 by mail or in person. mission to operate only to Forest : ed the-matter of purchase of lrose .borhood 0 50 pounds were brought . winter snowfall which is far below springs. The hearing was commenced community to pay a visit to the bo 4) iy “bruetee nd anc ed into play. They were charged with . normal. The snow pack is reported ; os cee 7 ee store and seo the bargains being oft ee ve city TTRRVESE ee a : me : ; at Auburn on Tuesday and a great . : soe at ges ia i yertiseme ic being run: i is isblack powder, the projectle was ramMINING LOCATIONS HAVE as but 45 inches -at the Summit at deol of testimony ar tee = fered at money saving prices. is sea mfg hers a -med home, the gun trained on the} ee . er ‘ fe : SEE ae sue 10 he Nugget © calling : : : : . nn this time and going down fast. Ac oe : anaes fais Sean h oftending obstruction and fired by) BEEN PUL ON RECORD . coraing to Taylor, there is practicalyAGHTRD STREET WINDOWS ie ees ses oe ested means of a time fuse. oligi : gases is g : ‘HE CREAT P ete yvus te . isa Ce ly no negligible hope of getting a SHOULD BE MAINTAINED TO THE CREAT POCAHONTAS opened at the regular April meeting These guns were in use at both the . ! M. W. Gray et al have located the normal amount of snow on the moun. é -—— of ihe board of trustees Idaho and the Eureka mines from gg kyale Extension _ placer mining { tains before the wet season. Only With the coming of the traveling A re reception was tendered the APPOINTER SENDS THANKS " about 1872 to 1879 on the 790 levgjaim in the Washington Mining Dis. twice before in 15 years has the .eacon. the merchants of Nevada . Great Pocahontas of the Degree of * satestecrrca Ronber es si eland above. As these were the only trict. being the N4YNW y,SE% and snow pack been lighter, 1924 and City would do wcll 40: Keen Shalt . Poeahontas at Red Men Hall last One of the appointees to the eteep veins helns worked ae the disthe NY%NEWSW% of Section 1, 1926 being the years. ' window lights turned on for several Monday evening a the occasion of sadn thor 7 ght — he } trict at that time, conditions were 46 10E: With Lake Bowman at a iow level hours of the evening to help light her official visit to I onemah Council. being appointes the naa : at she ; é . i < ciate se a letter boar kin = met that were not duplicated on the ® water deliveries to Taira Spaulding . up the business section aid give the . ni pest ua a ard thanking flatter veins and that is the reason The first degree of Masonry was . are facing a considerable deficit. . town a wide-awake appearance Manager W. V. Tamblyn of the Nethem for the appointment. that cannon were not generally used. gonferred by Nevada City Lodge: on ——— Tourists judge a town a great deal vada Theatre announces*a showing The water osteo for the past Cars were not loaded from chutes of The Big Parade\for tonight and . month were $1386 and with the NID 'RAGON REPORTS FLOWERS BLOOMING DOWN LINCOLN WAY Saturday evening. : A guy of the bughouse varicty was taken ‘to the Stockton stute asylum by attachés of the sherifi’s by. its outward appearance. A succession of well illuminated windows will make quite a showing. Tuesday nights. This is one of the . bill but$73.60, the general fund got big pictures of the war and has been hg a boost. widely acclaimed. It is being shown . The City marshal was given Per= {mission to install two boxes in the as they are at present, but the ore * issued from the chutes onto flat platforms called sollars, from which George Ragon came up from Linit was shoveled into the cars. office on Saturday. coln Saturday to visit his brother Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan en-1 ®t, popuar prices. ; oo Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Uren spent ine . John H. Ragon, . and uncle, Oliver . tertained their daughter, Miss Ruth,. Dr. Ormiston Sawyer has removed . “'Y ditch line where they have rottThe local fruit trees are bursting week end in Sacramento visiting Te Ragon. He reports the spring flowand Miss Lois Wilcox, of San Franhis office across the street next to the jed OMe cs into bloom this week with the warm jatives. ers blooming down his way in wild ' cigeo over the week-end. 7 . Forest Service Headquarters. . In the absence of city clerk Calaspring weather, the peach blossoms Mrs .Sidney Talbot has resigned {profusion and the buds on the apriJudge J. B. Landis returned SaturDr Ivey had installed & new 4786 {wan aaa Bennetts acted in his -being especially beautiful. as pianist for the Lions Club and }cot trecs are swelling: niecly. The day to his home in Auburn after pre. sterilizing sacbine di ic ote. ' tead. $ The Nevada City Lunch Room ‘has . Mrs. Charles P. Eliott has been apfruit crop leoks good for this season. ' siding at the trial of Williams-Henoi asctox Judie Rhatkn Tuttle oe, o eee . oe ae --beentaken_aver_by Don B. Wheel: painted 2 ihe. eee: ae ; BESSY: returned from a month’s stay in Los Ss ; a “gual i Saturd gt eka : ock. Pp. OStrandberg” came -tp--from Mrs..P.G. Scadden who has been tage ne eee cla ek ate be preteen cS preinonnee: sitors Saturday Fire alarm box No. 24 _ has the city last week after spending the visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. H. fo. ees sie tone ze ance ere here sete arvana Opera. " been moved to a” new location in winter there. Mrs. Strandberg is. exMoore in the bay region, has return. een she ct gud eae minh ce rene = i : e E ‘4 " The Gases brought by Muriel Wik front of the Harris drug store from pecting to come up later. ed home. “ : iat se ae Cie Speakers at the Tuesday. meeting liams against Janmes Hennessy, JF., ~ i" its former place near the Lee Leiter Woodruff English was killed in an F. E.°Simpson ,president of the : : : of the Lions Club were County Farm . and J. T. Hennessy as the aftermath store. Box 32 is now at the corner j airplane accident last week while} State Elks Association will be the Lloyd Penrose attended Grand OpAdvisor get sings I. Graser and Mr. o fan auto accident last year, Waa » of. Main and Union Alley. . making a reconnaissance for the. guest of Nevada City Lodge on Friera at Sacramento Saturday. one Mrs. * aul Ulrich, the latter of jauickly decided by a jury in superior” : Cc. K. Townsend was over from . Southern California Edison Compa-. day night. The crack degre team of Ww. E. Wright was in Sacramento Chicago Park. court'on Friday when the defendant : ‘ Gold Run for the week-end. ny. English was piloting the plane. Marysville will exemplify the ritual. Saturday for Grand Opera. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rector are} were acquitted Major Frank Chapman is home E. F. Sailor returned home SattrDr. J. #. Shaw called,on old acMrs. C. J. Brand and Miss Minnie Home azein etter several days spent A truck load, of supplies wer after a voyage from New York thru . day after serving as a juror on the quaintances here Friday. He Sadat Brand have retuned from Sacrabien: in San Francisco. hauled up to the Sacred Moun + the’ Panama Canal to Honolulu and . Williams-Hennessy trial held inthe t.nded the funeral of Nik father-into where they have been spending Steve Mattioda of North Bloom. mine at Sierra City. back to San Francisco on the transloeal courthouse. law, Lewis Wheeler, at Forest some time. : : field spent Tuesday attending to buMr. and Mrs. _ Charles Gaus : port Kenowis. He met Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brandon and Andrew : Springs. _ The meeting of the Lions Club for siness in our city. North Bloomfield spent Tuesday Gove Celio, who are spending a two . White, who have been operating sagt Mrs. Fred Searls is entertaining tomorrow noon promises to be of unMr: and Mrs. E. B. Dudley returnNevada City. month’s vacation there. Miners Hope claim at Whitlock, reae Garvie P ee atten ee usual interest to. the members. ed Sunday evening from attending Mr. and Mrs. George King ' Mrs. Richard Phelan spe ant several . cently opened up a very fine shoot ne : The Anes residence upper Broad the supervisors ioavconen ti Gans Downieville spent Sunday visitt : *e days in Oakland returniug home . of ore on ihe property. The new oa a site aha ze St. which has been taken ened Mr. eeaneiaha. here with friends, = @ Sunday. covery shows a fine grade of ore for Mrs. Alice Martin, one our ear-. and Mrs. Richard Phelan is being giv. SS a Mrs. Fred Hawke of Gold j sixty foot along the ay apey ns ily pioneer residents, is slowly recov-. en a new coat of paint on its exterior Leslie Hegarty returned to macrsSupervisor Charles Hope has‘ i ring from an attack of the flu. “ti * . mento after a short visit here with . turned to his home at Truckee : Flat have t<wo children suffering with Messrs. Brandon and White have © & a tac t u _. Martine and Coope are painting it. ? 7 : i ; q . his mother Mrs. George Hegarty. attending the regular monthly n pneumonia. been -iff the southern part of the; The Gold Flat scnool has been The many friends of Miss Pendola , soe of the beat ub suena A Jack Edminster of Willow Valley state the past week interesting min‘closed for a few days on account of . of Camptonville “will be sorry to] _ 0. D. Woodman was decorating —— e carci che left Saturday for his mining claims ing men and capital in the vew find. the illness of the teacher. It is ex. learn that she is suffering from an]. the girls around the court house Ross F lor of Downieville on Mt. Oro where he _ expects to The property belongs to the Nick pected that school will reopen Mon. attack of pneumonia. Dr. Tickell was . with the St. Patrick colors Saturday jintown WedneSday enroute to rl spend a few months, . Mullins group of claims. day. : called\ to see her Thursday. morning. o~-. Francisco on ning business: E sine ® j : ; oe 5 Ms itt i igs ; <= : . e 2 \ : : a ‘i $ { mune ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE — i r