March 2, 1934 (6 pages)

— . é\ a FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934, THE NEVADA city NUGGET _PAGE THREE ALTA € ALI IVORNIA, TO MEET Alta Californians, Inc., their next ‘bi-monthly meeting for the counties of Nevada and Sierra in ‘or St.Charles hotel in Downievitte, . Saturday, March 10. “All mining men and others interested in promoting the movement to construct a dam at the junction of the Yuba and Feather rivers, have an invitation to be present. FINE . WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Caled for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote Street ' Phone 16 ; { We purchase gold on the Mint plan-pay $35 an ounce for gold 1000 fine, less a . brokerage of 5 per cent out of which we pay express and . mint charges. Spot cash and . no delays. — ‘ Vandercook Co.-Gold-1014 . 8th Street, Sacramento. We pay a higher price for gold than any buyers in the State S Expertly _ Handled Service Day or Night “ANYWHERE-ANYTIME” GREASING GAS AND OIL TIRE REPAIRS —TIRE AGENCY CHRYSLER CARS —DISTRIBUTOR ENGINE OVERHAULING REPARIS OF ALL KINDS ©} EAL BATTERY SERVICIE} And OFFICIAL LIGHT "ADJUSTING STATION — VALVE GRINDING NEVADA CITY GARAGE PHONE 133 CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY SUITS =. FABRE tore et $1.10 DRESSES ... $1.00 and up LADIES’ AND MEN'S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes _ PHONE 217-w HOURS: ° a £30 As M. to 5:80. P. M. Bost Building road § Nevada City, California are to hold. UC EXTENSION . City. ew COURSES ENROLL OVER 200,000 Many residents of Nevada county were served educationally by the University of California extension division last year according to a report made by Professor Leon — J. Richardson, extension director. The total number of individuals taking advantage of the facilities offered by . ’ the extension division’s lecture, class and correspondence departments, throughout the state numbered 207,357. In addition, 4,845 orders for educational motion pictures were filled last year by the department of visual instruction, being loaned mostly to public schools and civic organizations. In Nevada county, there were enrollments in some type of extenhion work made by persons in Grass Val-: ley and. Nevada City. The total number of enrollments in’ correspondence courses for the county was 5. Four educational motion pictures were released to Nevada county. Figures from the National University Extension Association show the University of California extension } division ranks first for the United States in the number of students in class courses, and fifth in correspon-. . dence course enrollments. Instructions ‘by correspondence, says Director Richardson, is offered to students anywhere in the state, and may begin at any time. Requests for detailed information concerning the work, including correspondence, class, lecture, and visual instruction, should be addressed to the University of California, 301°! California Hall, ‘Berkeley. oO Mrs. Willis Green has returned home from a visit of a few days in: Alleghany, Her sister; Mrs. A. L.! Just one short year ago, kind sirs,And we were in a sorry mess, That faith and hope were low in me, I now shall openly confess. I couldn’t find a job, you see, The bank closed right before my face, The big bad wolf was at the door— , In fact the whole pack ranged the place.: The skies were dark and drear above, Grim dangers lurked on every side, The ship of state was off her course— The victim of an adverse tide. We were a rather helpless crew, Nobody seemed to have a plan; But like resourceful men of old, We looked about and found a man. . : We put the problem up to him, Upon the wheel we placed his hand, ‘Here is the ship, she needs repairs,’ We said, and gave him full command; He did not quail before the task, His voice was firm, his eyes were clear, We promised him our loyalty, And lost our sense of-abject fear. And now the good ship moves again, She's headed for the sunlit streams, Where she was wont to sail of yore— An Argosy of golden dreams; But there are dangers still to pass, Too near us yet the breakers roar; Let no good seamen leave his post Unttil the stormy voyage is o’er. Yes, there are tides to conquer still, But we have surely made a start; “From Fear to Faith,” our slogan now, Our solemn pledge, “We Do Our Part.” _A. Merriam Conner. “From Fear To Faith” ISLE OF CRETE. SEAT OF EARLY CIVILIZATION, OAKLAND, Mar. 1. How present civilization has obtained its heritage from the Minoan culture of 1600 B. C., as revealed by excavations carx. ried on by Sir Arthur Evans, the archeologist, on the Isle of Crete, was described today before the faculty of the University High School. by Pro. fessor Leon J. Richardson, director of the Extension Division in the Un. iversity of California. . It is now believed, he said, bulls bred for sport by the Minoans are the forebears of modern blooded cattle. Sir Evans also found evidence, he pointed out, that the Minoans had developed wheat, probably from Mediterranean spelt, and lived in houses surrounded by gardens similar in many ways to those of the present day. Years of patient searching by Sir Evans, in which crews of natives were employed to remove the soil, layer by layer, with spoons, from a tract of semi-arid land_.on the Isle of Crete above the village of Heraclea, brought to light the ancient Palace of Minos, legendary law-giver of Crete. Partly destroyed by earthquake and fire, the place was still in fair state of preservation when unearthed by Sir Evans, with band fresture still intact. Its discovery, placing the date of Minoan civilization at 1600 B. C., says Professor Rich/ardson, descredited most of the . present knowledge of ancient history. . Today, says Professor Richardson, . Sir Evans is more than eighty years “. old. He lives’in Crete. In Hereclea, the Turkish’ government has provid'ed a museum to house the treasures ‘discovered by Sir Evans. The laws of Kinkel, accompanied her to Nevad SUBCFIBE FOR THE NEVA CITY EGGS NOW $2.50 A YE ak _FARM PRODUCTS PRICES HIGHER ditions reveals. Business, based on The Bank of Ameéri-, ea preliminary index of Far Western power production and bank debits, moved to 62.2, a gain of 4.9 per cen cover January last year aa Orn B: 6 to be there, no one has been able to Turkey provide that none of the . treasures leave the Isle of Crete. One, a . statue of the Snake Goddess, is in a t1 !museum in Boston, but how it came carloadings, ‘learn. that! an unusual cos on the walls, pottery and sculp-. . RICH GRAVEL PROPERTY _ TAKES ON NEW UFE Fred J. Ben a owner of the pe ; pot Hill mine above Camptonville, is taking advantage of the abundant ' water supply from the recent ‘heavy rains and has the big monitofs playing against the high gravel banks. This rich gravel property has been jin the Joubert family for over two’ generations. In the earlier years the property was’ worked as gold was needed by the family: A shortage of water in recent years has worked a handicap on thisproperty. The big monitors in operation are sight to visitors andtourists, as the terrific force of water tears down the high gravelbanks. Rev, H. H. Buckner gave an educational program of moving picturés from the University of California at the Methodist Episcopal church in Downieville, last Monday evening. The Nevada City Nugget is Now $2.50 per year Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California . Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. ; . a SMELTING & REFINING CO. . f_ , ae Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco ‘ Plant: South'San Francisco. ACTON ML CLEVELAND Camptonville 4e5 discovered by him may } Bret' Harte DAIRY Produces the Best Milk it is Possible to Produce Guernsey Gold Medal Milk that won the State’s highest Award of Calif. State Fair 1931-1932-1933 U.S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Nevada City Phone U7 . Farm prices of California commodities, stimulated by increased pur‘chasing power and the strengthen. ing confidence of-the buying public, ‘as well as the effects of the agriculltural relief program, reached new high ground at the outset of 1934, a survey of the Bank of America Business Review discloses. . The general level of prices receivjing January, 1934, was 73 per cent jot the July 1910-June 1915 average, iH according to the Review. This is the . nignest point attained since November 1932 and constitutes a gain of almost 14 per cent over the preceding month. ; The progress made by California farm prices may be gauged by the fact that the January index figure {was 30.8 per cent, above the alljtime low of last April. On a yeartoyear basis the improvement was also impressive, the January 1934 index ifigure showing.a 7.7 per cent gain lover the corresponding month (of 1111933. i : . -January’s improvement was not confined to California agriculture, . . . Snapshots © At Night. Indoors —. Easy noty with Eastman Remarkable New Film & te amps Sunversensitive Film 12040c 1 1o0-45c Photoflash Globe Pe Photoflood globe lasts for 2 hours 35c DICKERMAN Drug Store ¥ the Business Review’s survey of conat Sie! Mrs. Preston’s NEWS STAND Stationary, Magazines : 316 Broad St. Nevada Oity BE COMFORTABLE Get Your MATRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by JOHN W. DARKE Nevada City! 109 M . Commercial St. 109 J. Phones 4 ‘NEVADA COUNTY eS > . NEVADA, cIry, CALIFORNIA, © ae i Sea = : ““HOME LAUNDAY . ‘Family Trade Solicitéd Mrs. O. MULLIS, Prop. $2.95 $3.50 and $5.00 Each WAVE includes Shampoo, Finger . ; Wave, and Hair Cut GRASS VALLEY BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENT WAVES give you a softer and more beautiful wave. All are guaranteed to last longer -PRICES ARE 147 MILL STREET Boulder. St. -Nevada. City ltt loth serfestestestostent Aeitetetileteteeteeetedet: "THE NEW DEAL here was @ young man wanted Beer. He wanted it sparkling and clear, When he found the New Deal, he* let out a squeal, {t was here that. he tana it was DEAR OLD SCHLITZ. be sth * ee Si % ,ed by California farmers for 24 rep. . resentative California products durdue to the inclusion of San Francisco 2 per cent over the depression low point of last March. Favorable trade conditions in the Far West are evidenced by the fact . that the dollar value of retail trade in the Twelfth Federal Reserve Dis-: trict in January was 18 per cent. ahead of the like month: last year. This is hailed by the Review as the largest percentage gain of the past ten years. While building permits in the aggregate showed a decline in January, bridge contracts in the figures for January, 1933, it is significant that out of 56 cities reporting, 36 showed gains over the corresponding month of last year. Manufacturing jindustries of California contributed to the augmented purchasing power of this area during January by employing 23.5 per cent more workers-and-spending 26 per cent more in weekly. payrolls than in the opening month last year. Without exception, évéry one of the major groups of manufacturing industries of the state showed gains in number of employes and in salaries. Bank debits, measuring sticks for business activity, in 27 cities ‘of thé: Twelfth District gained 11.9 -per;cent in clerk at Bolton’s Variety Store, oO 0 UNDERGOES OPERATION Miss Ann Williams, popular young re operation in a San undergene an Francisco hospital -this week for an !}infected jaw. The infection developed last week and she left Wednesday to consult a specialist. Mr.and Mrs. Jack Williams of this city. an early recovery. trade was reflected by the encouraging news that the district’s business failures during 1933 abated by 33.6 per cent in comparison with 1932. . NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County ofl California Annual production’ over $3,000,000 . For Information. Address . : Chamber of Commerce in January, while the upturn . . Nevada Gity, Calif. t Clothes cleaned and often the ve PROSP Mail Orders Given Phone 375 GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Ed. Burtner, Prop.span appearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is _. WE CREDIT YOUR PHONE neatly pressed;—spick-andhicle. to real , . ERITY Prompt Attention Grass Valley PHONE 22 ‘Agents for the Rotary O Sn ie ae ae Gc. O'’Ne PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL SHOP BROAD STREET Agents for Montag F urnace and. Oil Burners, American and Sparks bien Heaters “ALL WORK ON A GUARANTEED BASIS . NEVADA CITY mantic, ded, isthe: $, rear NEVADA CITY ASSAY gold percentage of sulphurets,: % "Assays made for gold, si Mail order check work _ ana Capital of California 13 “AUTOMOBILE aye hig to a Practical mining tests from: 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free wal we of sulphurets and tailings. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester . _ EL J. N. OTT, Rovere : & REFINING OFFICE iver, lead ands’ copper. promptly attended ; sto. ire Insurante Pomgentes: ~ theyINSURANGE * » \ Miss Williams is the daughter of . ; Her many friends wish for her . . EDDIE LEONG Notary Public Legal Papers Automobile Jnauranes 2. Bonds Life ‘dnce NORTH WESTERN hd MURAL = fi ds . NEVADA ‘cry “lh £4 se ic SANITARIUM . } , Elizabeth MeD. Witaugy ae . { { 5 e 4 N. Open to a! reputable physicians and surgeons . We are 100 per cent backers of N. R.A. Cleaning, Pressing, Re-. pairing.Made to measure ~ clothes . NEVADA CITY CLEANERS . { TREAT. YOURSELF) °° pas oo TO THE °~ 2 ) Ss . —_ CUTTING © _ LADIES WORK _ i . OURSPECIALTY J Larsen’s =f © BARBER SHOP’. 106 Pine St. Nevada Gity NOR. AL: Fresh Fruit Vegetables Fresh F ishete: THURSDAY & FRIDAY. Groceries. . ef . : Phowe 74 ' 814 Broad St.°° Nevada ¢ COAL “inter 3 is with v

— . é\ a FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934, THE NEVADA city NUGGET _PAGE THREE ALTA € ALI IVORNIA, TO MEET Alta Californians, Inc., their next ‘bi-monthly meeting for the counties of Nevada and Sierra in ‘or St.Charles hotel in Downievitte, . Saturday, March 10. “All mining men and others interested in promoting the movement to construct a dam at the junction of the Yuba and Feather rivers, have an invitation to be present. FINE . WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Caled for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote Street ' Phone 16 ; { We purchase gold on the Mint plan-pay $35 an ounce for gold 1000 fine, less a . brokerage of 5 per cent out of which we pay express and . mint charges. Spot cash and . no delays. — ‘ Vandercook Co.-Gold-1014 . 8th Street, Sacramento. We pay a higher price for gold than any buyers in the State S Expertly _ Handled Service Day or Night “ANYWHERE-ANYTIME” GREASING GAS AND OIL TIRE REPAIRS —TIRE AGENCY CHRYSLER CARS —DISTRIBUTOR ENGINE OVERHAULING REPARIS OF ALL KINDS ©} EAL BATTERY SERVICIE} And OFFICIAL LIGHT "ADJUSTING STATION — VALVE GRINDING NEVADA CITY GARAGE PHONE 133 CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY SUITS =.. FABRE tore et $1.10 DRESSES ...... $1.00 and up LADIES’ AND MEN'S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes _ PHONE 217-w HOURS: ° a £30 As M. to 5:80. P. M. Bost Building road § Nevada City, California are to hold. UC EXTENSION . City. ew COURSES ENROLL OVER 200,000 Many residents of Nevada county were served educationally by the University of California extension division last year according to a report made by Professor Leon — J. Richardson, extension director. The total number of individuals taking advantage of the facilities offered by . ’ the extension division’s lecture, class and correspondence departments, throughout the state numbered 207,357. In addition, 4,845 orders for educational motion pictures were filled last year by the department of visual instruction, being loaned mostly to public schools and civic organizations. In Nevada county, there were enrollments in some type of extenhion work made by persons in Grass Val-: ley and. Nevada City. The total number of enrollments in’ correspondence courses for the county was 5. Four educational motion pictures were released to Nevada county. Figures from the National University Extension Association show the University of California extension } division ranks first for the United States in the number of students in class courses, and fifth in correspon-. . dence course enrollments. Instructions ‘by correspondence, says Director Richardson, is offered to students anywhere in the state, and may begin at any time. Requests for detailed information concerning the work, including correspondence, class, lecture, and visual instruction, should be addressed to the University of California, 301°! California Hall, ‘Berkeley. oO Mrs. Willis Green has returned home from a visit of a few days in: Alleghany, Her sister; Mrs. A. L.! Just one short year ago, kind sirs,And we were in a sorry mess, That faith and hope were low in me, I now shall openly confess. I couldn’t find a job, you see, The bank closed right before my face, The big bad wolf was at the door— , In fact the whole pack ranged the place.: The skies were dark and drear above, Grim dangers lurked on every side, The ship of state was off her course— The victim of an adverse tide. We were a rather helpless crew, Nobody seemed to have a plan; But like resourceful men of old, We looked about and found a man. . : We put the problem up to him, Upon the wheel we placed his hand, ‘Here is the ship, she needs repairs,’ We said, and gave him full command; He did not quail before the task, His voice was firm, his eyes were clear, We promised him our loyalty, And lost our sense of-abject fear. And now the good ship moves again, She's headed for the sunlit streams, Where she was wont to sail of yore— An Argosy of golden dreams; But there are dangers still to pass, Too near us yet the breakers roar; Let no good seamen leave his post Unttil the stormy voyage is o’er. Yes, there are tides to conquer still, But we have surely made a start; “From Fear to Faith,” our slogan now, Our solemn pledge, “We Do Our Part.” _A. Merriam Conner. “From Fear To Faith” ISLE OF CRETE. SEAT OF EARLY CIVILIZATION, OAKLAND, Mar. 1. How present civilization has obtained its heritage from the Minoan culture of 1600 B. C., as revealed by excavations carx. ried on by Sir Arthur Evans, the archeologist, on the Isle of Crete, was described today before the faculty of the University High School. by Pro. fessor Leon J. Richardson, director of the Extension Division in the Un. iversity of California. . It is now believed, he said, bulls bred for sport by the Minoans are the forebears of modern blooded cattle. Sir Evans also found evidence, he pointed out, that the Minoans had developed wheat, probably from Mediterranean spelt, and lived in houses surrounded by gardens similar in many ways to those of the present day. Years of patient searching by Sir Evans, in which crews of natives were employed to remove the soil, layer by layer, with spoons, from a tract of semi-arid land_.on the Isle of Crete above the village of Heraclea, brought to light the ancient Palace of Minos, legendary law-giver of Crete. Partly destroyed by earthquake and fire, the place was still in fair state of preservation when unearthed by Sir Evans, with band fresture still intact. Its discovery, placing the date of Minoan civilization at 1600 B. C., says Professor Rich/ardson, descredited most of the . present knowledge of ancient history. . Today, says Professor Richardson, . Sir Evans is more than eighty years “. old. He lives’in Crete. In Hereclea, the Turkish’ government has provid'ed a museum to house the treasures ‘discovered by Sir Evans. The laws of Kinkel, accompanied her to Nevad SUBCFIBE FOR THE NEVA CITY EGGS NOW $2.50 A YE ak _FARM PRODUCTS PRICES HIGHER ditions reveals. Business, based on The Bank of Ameéri-, ea preliminary index of Far Western power production and bank debits, moved to 62.2, a gain of 4.9 per cen cover January last year aa Orn B: 6 to be there, no one has been able to Turkey provide that none of the . treasures leave the Isle of Crete. One, a . statue of the Snake Goddess, is in a t1 !museum in Boston, but how it came carloadings, ‘learn. that! an unusual cos on the walls, pottery and sculp-. . RICH GRAVEL PROPERTY _ TAKES ON NEW UFE Fred J. Ben a owner of the pe ; pot Hill mine above Camptonville, is taking advantage of the abundant ' water supply from the recent ‘heavy rains and has the big monitofs playing against the high gravel banks. This rich gravel property has been jin the Joubert family for over two’ generations. In the earlier years the property was’ worked as gold was needed by the family: A shortage of water in recent years has worked a handicap on thisproperty. The big monitors in operation are sight to visitors andtourists, as the terrific force of water tears down the high gravelbanks. Rev, H. H. Buckner gave an educational program of moving picturés from the University of California at the Methodist Episcopal church in Downieville, last Monday evening. The Nevada City Nugget is Now $2.50 per year Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California . Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. ; . a SMELTING & REFINING CO. . f_ , ae Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco ‘ Plant: South'San Francisco. ACTON ML CLEVELAND Camptonville 4e5 discovered by him may } Bret' Harte DAIRY Produces the Best Milk it is Possible to Produce Guernsey Gold Medal Milk

that won the State’s highest Award of Calif. State Fair 1931-1932-1933 U.S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Nevada City Phone U7 . Farm prices of California commodities, stimulated by increased pur‘chasing power and the strengthen. ing confidence of-the buying public, ‘as well as the effects of the agriculltural relief program, reached new high ground at the outset of 1934, a survey of the Bank of America Business Review discloses. . The general level of prices receivjing January, 1934, was 73 per cent jot the July 1910-June 1915 average, iH according to the Review. This is the . nignest point attained since November 1932 and constitutes a gain of almost 14 per cent over the preceding month. ; The progress made by California farm prices may be gauged by the fact that the January index figure {was 30.8 per cent, above the alljtime low of last April. On a yeartoyear basis the improvement was also impressive, the January 1934 index ifigure showing.a 7.7 per cent gain lover the corresponding month (of 1111933. i : . -January’s improvement was not confined to California agriculture, . . . Snapshots © At Night.. Indoors —. Easy noty with Eastman Remarkable New Film & te amps Sunversensitive Film 12040c 1 1o0-45c Photoflash Globe Pe Photoflood globe lasts for 2 hours 35c DICKERMAN Drug Store ¥ the Business Review’s survey of conat Sie! Mrs. Preston’s NEWS STAND Stationary, Magazines : 316 Broad St. Nevada Oity BE COMFORTABLE Get Your MATRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by JOHN W. DARKE Nevada City! 109 M . Commercial St. 109 J. Phones 4 ‘NEVADA COUNTY eS > . NEVADA, cIry, CALIFORNIA, © ae i Sea = : ““HOME LAUNDAY . ‘Family Trade Solicitéd Mrs. O. MULLIS, Prop. $2.95 $3.50 and $5.00 Each WAVE includes Shampoo, Finger . ; Wave, and Hair Cut GRASS VALLEY BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENT WAVES give you a softer and more beautiful wave. All are guaranteed to last longer -PRICES ARE 147 MILL STREET Boulder. St. -Nevada. City ltt loth serfestestestostent Aeitetetileteteeteeetedet: "THE NEW DEAL here was @ young man wanted Beer. He wanted it sparkling and clear, When he found the New Deal, he* let out a squeal, {t was here that. he tana it was DEAR OLD SCHLITZ. be sth * ee Si % ,ed by California farmers for 24 rep. . resentative California products durdue to the inclusion of San Francisco 2 per cent over the depression low point of last March. Favorable trade conditions in the Far West are evidenced by the fact . that the dollar value of retail trade in the Twelfth Federal Reserve Dis-: trict in January was 18 per cent. ahead of the like month: last year. This is hailed by the Review as the largest percentage gain of the past ten years. While building permits in the aggregate showed a decline in January, bridge contracts in the figures for January, 1933, it is significant that out of 56 cities reporting, 36 showed gains over the corresponding month of last year. Manufacturing jindustries of California contributed to the augmented purchasing power of this area during January by employing 23.5 per cent more workers-and-spending 26 per cent more in weekly. payrolls than in the opening month last year. Without exception, évéry one of the major groups of manufacturing industries of the state showed gains in number of employes and in salaries. Bank debits, measuring sticks for business activity, in 27 cities ‘of thé: Twelfth District gained 11.9 -per;cent in clerk at Bolton’s Variety Store, oO 0 UNDERGOES OPERATION Miss Ann Williams, popular young re operation in a San undergene an Francisco hospital -this week for an !}infected jaw. The infection developed last week and she left Wednesday to consult a specialist. Mr.and Mrs. Jack Williams of this city. an early recovery. trade was reflected by the encouraging news that the district’s business failures during 1933 abated by 33.6 per cent in comparison with 1932. . NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County ofl California Annual production’ over $3,000,000 . For Information. Address . : Chamber of Commerce in January, while the upturn . . Nevada Gity, Calif. t Clothes cleaned and often the ve PROSP Mail Orders Given Phone 375 GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Ed. Burtner, Prop.span appearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is _. WE CREDIT YOUR PHONE neatly pressed;—spick-andhicle. to real , . ERITY Prompt Attention Grass Valley PHONE 22 ‘Agents for the Rotary O Sn ie ae ae Gc. O'’Ne PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL SHOP BROAD STREET Agents for Montag F urnace and. Oil Burners, American and Sparks bien Heaters “ALL WORK ON A GUARANTEED BASIS . NEVADA CITY mantic, ded, isthe: $, rear NEVADA CITY ASSAY gold percentage of sulphurets,: % "Assays made for gold, si Mail order check work _ ana Capital of California 13 “AUTOMOBILE aye hig to a Practical mining tests from: 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free wal we of sulphurets and tailings. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester . _ EL J. N. OTT, Rovere : & REFINING OFFICE iver, lead ands’ copper. promptly attended ; sto. ire Insurante Pomgentes: ~ theyINSURANGE * » \ Miss Williams is the daughter of . ; Her many friends wish for her . . EDDIE LEONG Notary Public Legal Papers Automobile Jnauranes 2. Bonds Life ‘dnce NORTH WESTERN hd MURAL = fi ds . NEVADA ‘cry “lh £4 se ic SANITARIUM . } , Elizabeth MeD. Witaugy ae . { { 5 e 4 N. Open to a! reputable physicians and surgeons . We are 100 per cent backers of N. R.A. Cleaning, Pressing, Re-. pairing.Made to measure ~ clothes . NEVADA CITY CLEANERS . { TREAT. YOURSELF) °° pas oo TO THE °~ 2 ) Ss . —_ CUTTING © _ LADIES WORK _ i . OURSPECIALTY J Larsen’s =f © BARBER SHOP’. 106 Pine St. Nevada Gity NOR. AL: Fresh Fruit Vegetables Fresh F ishete: THURSDAY & FRIDAY. Groceries.. . ef . : Phowe 74 ' 814 Broad St.°° Nevada ¢ COAL “inter 3 is with v