March 27, 1931 (6 pages)

Bre als canon gat s P%. stir nina ION. SNe cae ed cee ; Sarasa Rice, : . f Nevada County, as splished at Nevada City. ¢ scle of hou 928 being offered at a tem re. i she concluded it would \rrived home h the strictest § he article was ordered pac sent to California. ‘+ ay, went well until th “when we find Harry in a 4n a taxicab. The taxi’s laelayed’ by a very large 4anead, In the back of the 4a package as bulky ‘ position Harry ‘-wision and above sees t aroused, by further effort, overs thi Year, tside California, in U.S. Month onncnnneenen enn General Legal Newspaper of defined by e P. Willoughby omas Bessler ama ssman’s beffer half, prides her‘She was shopping in Washington . and ‘st before the close of th eetic session of Congress eticed eye fell upon 2 co sehold furniture which pting fis-) ten be a welome surprise to Harry when. they . sal ere in Nevada City, SO; ecrecy prevailed and . ked and as e next day . ov hurry an truck just truck is. as grandfather's tion “California” elock and its destina winappears boldly through the car diow, On, its lower extremities. Being of a somewhat curious dischanges his line of he address thoroughly he disNA “‘Nevada City.” Now, gs bulky package is consigned to no other than himself. Arriving home he confides friend wife his discovery of the morning with the added surmise that ‘perhaps Clarence True Wilson or ssomeone, is presenting him. with an Austin car, but his hopes are quickdy dashed when he sees her look of disappointment and hears her exwlaim “It’s no use, a woman can mever keep a secret anyhow.” * * * Henry Ford says that we should Pay our children for going to school. <‘a}) children who are in favor of this motion please raise their hands.” Aha, I thought so-—the vote is unanimous.” e Well, now comes the question as to what salary father shall pay his children, for Henry has neglected to to offer even 2 suggestion as to this most important item. These hard times it is going to be shec weekly on Friday morning at sntered as mail matter of the second t Nevada City, under Act of Cozgress, SUBSCRIPTION RATES pny address in California, in advance . CONCENTRATES =. H. L. Englebright, our Cona in line of rea f on Kugwing 4 bargain when she . 8° ay . our judgment is that the uspeti-f oo © Ss one. ment would have a contrary result. “tnherent rights, e present. of Henry’s will not be seized upon when her] py any of our 1! veted at-. made compulsory. Just imagine what the against if he and clothe his family, but pa Henry first started to branch out . verted his attention from the auto. mobi a} with Bill Bryan and a few others, to progress is . stop the war. have been given his sage advice on. how to get rich, how to live and what to eat—all of which we have absorbed after some resultant menta gestion. But this last Henry—stick to your last. ers are praying, for a frost enough to kill off about half of the fruit crop. promise of being year and it is sultant overproduction will tend to Calif. -Mrs. Labadieand Mrs. Cleveland of Acton Camptonville~ passed Nevada City, age 2 are George Noonan of Scott Bar, Geo. (From Queensland Government Min-. through San Juan on their way to . “1 Milne of Fort Jones, H. W. Champing Journal, Dec. 15, 1930) Nevada City. ° z neya, H. J. Barton, Fred Grotetend,. The acting prime minister (mr. J. ‘Mr. and Mre. Joe Lavezzola came B U N S ‘Attorney George Tebbe and George. fg, Fenton) announced on the 27th down from Downieville “wednesday Hellmuth all of Yreka, were among! November that the Commonwealth . on @ visit. ree wr Sous from Siskiyou who went TS Government had decided to pay ® on ee Mee Te MeMabon of EVERY DAY DURING ee TT ES cs : Sacramento to be ready when the. ponus of one pound per ounce on Downieville were here Saturday on LENT AT = ian .60 roily water bill, which must be de-. gold produced in Australia in excess businesss. ice 25) feated if mining agriculture, fish-. of last years’ production. ‘The bonus,. Mrs. le wolf paid San Juan @ es . : ing, in general if the pursuit of hip-. it is proposed, will operate for ten visit Saturday. AKER ada City sues is to continue for Siskiyou be om iat ake. 1931. The Mr. Fred Joubert passed through KOPP'S B legal statute. Printed and . and Trinity counties. creation of an Australian gold pool . town en route to camptonville. da C; Cc kif Mr. Fred Grotefend said today, the . to deal with the distribution of ine. Mite -Wraehe™ came UP oo Neva ity, Vall. . newdtut from here was only 4 drop . bounty is provided for. This pool Marysville Sunday. H Patronize Home Industry f members who Jane Crawford was here, being ickness of his Editor and Publisher in the bucket to the grea Manager Sauget ranchers, business me ,in fact from almost every pursu life-who had eome great distance ‘to frown on the passage of such a dangerous and permicious measure. The measure Was to come up in the Senate Tuesday. When George Nelson, t n and he father zing conclusion we are all. at in trying to figure out. we sincerely hope that this idea egislative bodies and daddy of or twelve children would be uD had, not only to feed James y them roily measure be further of the bi M. Allen and suggested th aries as well. proposed to the Salmon and Scott Rivers, a public benefactor when he diile business long enough to go boldt County line. er to Europe in the fall of 1914, purpose, 1 but a few hours from their ranche mines of offices hurried home. At frequent intervals since Wwe 1 indisally—well, last the matter of just as “roily waters,’’ mus ou had better stick to your ed before a passage of the bill * * * Down, at Newcastle the fruit raisheavy . strong determined effort to kill bill, however if the bill does D The crops have every. it still has quite a ways to go 100 per cent this claimed that the re-. and if not it has at least its po fangs removed. t number ofj will be composed oO it in. of the roily water bill and supporit from he coast began to back ae oa hae . = . Western Australian ‘ representatives, f intelligent men and women th i da ‘mined fight for their a 6 lg aie other, states. The term of office of there with a grim . soos ; tthe members shall be three determination to win if there is such i ; PRE a and they shall receive fees and exa thing as fairness and justice in the. penses as recommended by Gown whee tae form’ ci. Under the bill the Governor-Genlvote of the Senate and the House. — Nelson aproched our own Senator by pro be given tod Wednesday.’ N cicadas aaboweraed eee dred pounds for a first offense, and cut out of the measure a h eee : a term not erceeding three years for Klamath River as far as the Hum-; : any subsequ@ With these changes the army that had come to fight, felt it had already accomplished in a large measure its and those who could spare Mr. Grotefend inspeaking of the bill said that today (Wednesday ) fined erminbe effected, however Senator Allen and our supporetrs will make &@ may come out completely harmless, have (a) during the year handed . © over gold to the agent. of the Comi monwealth; or (b) have, during that . year shipped abroad for treatment matte concentrates of other material containing gold. Provision is also made for the creation of an admiin. istrative council of not more than: ‘ eleven members—four to. ACU. Ss ‘ Commonwealth representatives, two and one representative each of the years, the couneral will receive powers to prohibit, 72" ©\ the Commonwealth of any gold. The ll penalty for so doing will be five h brother, Mr. alled home by the 8 Lester. Mr. Sheb Huckins an Marysville was here on t Downieville on 4 prospect Mrs. Johnie Kelley cam Moonshine on & business Mrs. Flyn and San Juan Sunday and from Oakland. Mr.Proon ha at Sweetland. : Judge Jones and family were in. 3 San Juan, Sunday. Tom and George Wayman down from Pike City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts n from the ranch Sunday. clamation, the importation into Mrs. Dalburg was in town from : French Corral. un. Mr. and Mrs. Mushfield and son Homer went to Downieville to see . their daughter, Mrs. Dart. d friend from heir way to ing trip. e over from trip. daughter were in from Nevada City. Groon were here . * s a-ranch Nevada City THE BEST FOR LESS ALWAYS We Deliver Phone 302 Mrs. were were in 1000 pounds and imprisonment for fense. Any person who obtains payment of any bounty by any false of misleading statement, or makes to the council or a Commonwealth officer any statement which is false in any particular, shall NEVADA CITY CLEANERS Cleaning, — Pressing, — Repairing Service . @leaners CLEANING AND PRESSING W. H. Osborne Se r3,. pe liable to a penalty of 100 pounds. 0 ON VISIT TO SISTER Mrs. Florence Wineroth ,twin sister of Mrs. Mae Durbin of this city, is here from San Francisco and is 4 guest at the Durbin home. Mrs Wineroth is recovering from shock. and illness brought about by the death of the} her husband, Abe Wineroth, “who ass,’ passed away ten days ago in the bay and . city following 4& brief illness. They \ had “visited in this city on several occasions and -was well know and widely liked. can ison reduce prices to such an extent that the fruit will be unprofitable to ship. Up this way though we haven’t that murderous feeling toward our . fruit trees. On the contrary we utter . % prayers, usually in vain, that the. #@ blight frost may pass us by so that we may harvest a full crop. 1 * * * . A pure Russian H The first strawberries of the seagon were being shipped from Newcastle last week, fully two weeks ahead. of the usual time on account of the unseasonable weather. 2 = *The new highway tunnel now under construction beneath the railroad at Newcastle has tapped the water table which supplies the drinking water on the east side with the result that practically all of the wells stipation and as a aifficult to pay much, and b “Tom and Nell should go oD 8 higher wages and refuse ‘school, it would be just too bad. Henry says that by paying children for learning their <‘R’s’? we would teach them thre esides if trike for . in that to attend stead. the. nel, which is promised, seals up the the walue of money. But by just what part of town have gone VolUnless close cementing of the tunRUSSIAN MINERAL OIL ydrocarbon Mineral Oil free from odor and taste. Used in the treatment of Chronic Conmild laxative. Also a lubricant for elief of intestinal auto-intoxication. Seen’ e. \drainage cracks, there is but slight hope that the wells will ever flow . again. K. CAMPAIGN FUND FOR ORPHANAGES ————$—$—$—$———— Reports from chairmen . out the Diocese of Sacram received -at diocesan there, daily indicate that paign drive for a $250,000 fund Is ‘rehabilitate in Sacramento St. P throug vick’s and St. Vincent’s orphanages, . now in Grass Valley. ul in each parish. The drive for funds began W “nesday, March 18, and willbe c ducted in fifty-six parishes. ¢ The parish chairmen have ex ‘ed grea cooperation in evidence eof the diocese. They repo quarters they are especially ap wiative of the volunteer ‘service with-. sout which, they assert, the orphanage ~ ‘gund would not be possible. More than 5000 -witizens—men religious beliefs—and who have scribed of their financial means cuntarily will ‘to the diocesan campaign fund. Replacement of the ‘State Child Welfare ‘frame construction, homes have been ‘Kar years -the buildings have the in ‘a Geplorable D beyond repair, ei the institutiose eA swe: saat 2 ee ES : ento and Sisters of Mercy havefurnished care headquarters and education to th the cam-j. and girl will be success. presst appreciation of the general in every par rt to head-; public-spirited and women of various give their time and ser~viee to the soliciting of subscriptions Grass Valley thomes has been demanded by the Bureau. present in use for 65 years. nysical condition; they are falling into: % ruins. State authorities have declar: to be veritable fire MIL traps and have ordered them vacated and demolished. More than 100 homeless, helpless little orphans are sheltered .in the Grass Valley homes, conducted by BROADC ——e . oF 5 SO OT MADE TWINS CREAMLAND ASTING OVER STATION { h-. the Sisters of Mercy. Since 1865 the ousands of boys s of many creeds and who to . now fill responsible positions in soat-. ciety. The Sisterhood of Mercey is . known throughout the world for the . tender sympathy and gentle kindness . of its members. They serve without ed. Pay> on. To comply with the state’s order ; to vacate the Grass Valley homes, ‘the Diocese of Sacramento is appealling to persons of all denominations «1 to subscribe to the campaign fund of . $250,000, the money needed to pro. vide for these motherless little waifs !@ modern, fireproof shelter. " ri HIGHWAY WORKERS RECEIVE BLAST IN FACE preBoug Ww. G. Lemore and W.-A. Davis, who are employed on the TahoeUkiah Highway, were victims of a blaost last Tuesday while engaged in clearing the right-of-way on the highway. The unexpected blast showered the faces and eyes of both men with gravel and fine particles of rock. The sight of neither is expected to become impaired through the accident. Dr. Ormiston Swayze rendered medical attention. 0 subIt’s volof been ‘Call 77 When Archie Scott, mining engineer of Oakland, was here on business. a The U. S., On. March 30th, 1867, For 7 millions in solid gold. But like the rich milk we sell So if you'd be strong and well OUR pure milk rings THAT bell . @ TRY OUR CREAM $10.00 In Gold For BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY You Want Cream From Guernsey Cows Te ee eo “ ei . — re eee ht Alaska from the Russian proven a deal extra swell, These Ads.—Ask For Details 111 Men’s and Ladies’ Alterations Call for and Deliver Suit Orders Taken PROMPT SERVICE S Phone 264 215 N. Main St., Grass Valley The BEST Gray Bair Remedy is Home Made ‘o half pint of water add oneounce bayrum,a& box of: Barbo Compound and one-fourth ounce of glycerine. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix it at home at very P little cost. Apply to Me eek un LAUNDRY Grass Valley — oS Bennett St. Peculiar ABOUT OUR SERVICE @ur patrons have found that it fs it is more “@ifferent’’ from others; personal, more symapathetic. And that is what you want when you have trouble in the family sueh a6 death and its attendant misfortunes MODERN AMBULANCE SERVIO# HOLMES FUNERAL HOME Quality SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE WEST BOUND Leave Nevada City ..--+--s-----++ 8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 3:30 P. M. Leave Grass Valley .-.---------c-+--8:26 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 3:45 P. M. Arrive Sacramento .. “41:00 A. M., 2:40 P. M., 6:30 P. M.Arrive San Fraficisco ..---------6:55 P. M., 11:15 Pp. M. EAST BOUND : Leave San Francisco ..-------:40 A. M., 11:20 A. M. Leave Sacramento ..----.---+8:00 A. M., 12:15 P. M., 3:00 P. M. Arrive Nevada City -.----:-+--+--+" 11:00 A. M., 3:15 P. M. 6:00 P. M. Arrive Gras Valley .-.-.-----0-----+----* 10:45 A. M., 3:00 P. M., 6:45 P. M. ee JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. 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Bre als canon gat s P%. stir nina ION. SNe cae ed cee ; Sarasa Rice, : . f Nevada County, as splished at Nevada City. ¢ scle of hou 928 being offered at a tem re. i she concluded it would \rrived home h the strictest § he article was ordered pac sent to California. ‘+ ay, went well until th “when we find Harry in a 4n a taxicab. The taxi’s laelayed’ by a very large 4anead, In the back of the 4a package as bulky ‘ position Harry ‘-wision and above sees t aroused, by further effort, overs thi Year, tside California, in U.S. Month onncnnneenen enn General Legal Newspaper of defined by e P. Willoughby omas Bessler ama ssman’s beffer half, prides her‘She was shopping in Washington . and ‘st before the close of th eetic session of Congress eticed eye fell upon 2 co sehold furniture which pting fis-) ten be a welome surprise to Harry when. they . sal ere in Nevada City, SO; ecrecy prevailed and . ked and as e next day . ov hurry an truck just truck is. as grandfather's tion “California” elock and its destina winappears boldly through the car diow, On, its lower extremities. Being of a somewhat curious dischanges his line of he address thoroughly he disNA “‘Nevada City.” Now, gs bulky package is consigned to no other than himself. Arriving home he confides friend wife his discovery of the morning with the added surmise that ‘perhaps Clarence True Wilson or ssomeone, is presenting him. with an Austin car, but his hopes are quickdy dashed when he sees her look of disappointment and hears her exwlaim “It’s no use, a woman can mever keep a secret anyhow.” * * * Henry Ford says that we should Pay our children for going to school. <‘a}) children who are in favor of this motion please raise their hands.” Aha, I thought so-—the vote is unanimous.” e Well, now comes the question as to what salary father shall pay his children, for Henry has neglected to to offer even 2 suggestion as to this most important item. These hard times it is going to be shec weekly on Friday morning at sntered as mail matter of the second t Nevada City, under Act of Cozgress, SUBSCRIPTION RATES pny address in California, in advance . CONCENTRATES =. H. L. Englebright, our Cona in line of rea f on Kugwing 4 bargain when she . 8° ay . our judgment is that the uspeti-f oo © Ss one. ment would have a contrary result. “tnherent rights, e present. of Henry’s will not be seized upon when her] py any of our 1! veted at-. made compulsory. Just imagine what the against if he and clothe his family, but pa Henry first started to branch out . verted his attention from the auto. mobi a} with Bill Bryan and a few others, to progress is . stop the war. have been given his sage advice on. how to get rich, how to live and what to eat—all of which we have absorbed after some resultant menta gestion. But this last Henry—stick to your last. ers are praying, for a frost enough to kill off about half of the fruit crop. promise of being year and it is sultant overproduction will tend to Calif. -Mrs. Labadieand Mrs. Cleveland of Acton Camptonville~ passed Nevada City, age 2 are George Noonan of Scott Bar, Geo. (From Queensland Government Min-. through San Juan on their way to . “1 Milne of Fort Jones, H. W. Champing Journal, Dec. 15, 1930) Nevada City. ° z neya, H. J. Barton, Fred Grotetend,. The acting prime minister (mr. J. ‘Mr. and Mre. Joe Lavezzola came B U N S ‘Attorney George Tebbe and George. fg, Fenton) announced on the 27th down from Downieville “wednesday Hellmuth all of Yreka, were among! November that the Commonwealth . on @ visit. ree wr Sous from Siskiyou who went TS Government had decided to pay ® on ee Mee Te MeMabon of EVERY DAY DURING ee TT ES cs : Sacramento to be ready when the. ponus of one pound per ounce on Downieville were here Saturday on LENT AT = ian .60 roily water bill, which must be de-. gold produced in Australia in excess businesss. ice 25) feated if mining agriculture, fish-. of last years’ production. ‘The bonus,. Mrs. le wolf paid San Juan @ es . : ing, in general if the pursuit of hip-. it is proposed, will operate for ten visit Saturday. AKER ada City sues is to continue for Siskiyou be om iat ake. 1931. The Mr. Fred Joubert passed through KOPP'S B legal statute. Printed and . and Trinity counties. creation of an Australian gold pool . town en route to camptonville. da C; Cc kif Mr. Fred Grotefend said today, the . to deal with the distribution of ine. Mite -Wraehe™ came UP oo Neva ity, Vall. . newdtut from here was only 4 drop . bounty is provided for. This pool Marysville Sunday. H Patronize Home Industry f members who Jane Crawford was here, being ickness of his Editor and Publisher in the bucket to the grea Manager Sauget ranchers, business me ,in fact from almost every pursu life-who had eome great distance ‘to frown on the passage of such a dangerous and permicious measure. The measure Was to come up in the Senate Tuesday. When George Nelson, t n and he father zing conclusion we are all. at in trying to figure out. we sincerely hope that this idea egislative bodies and daddy of or twelve children would be uD had, not only to feed James y them roily measure be further of the bi M. Allen and suggested th aries as well. proposed to the Salmon and Scott Rivers, a public benefactor when he diile business long enough to go boldt County line. er to Europe in the fall of 1914, purpose, 1 but a few hours from their ranche mines of offices hurried home. At frequent intervals since Wwe 1 indisally—well, last the matter of just as “roily waters,’’ mus ou had better stick to your ed before a passage of the bill * * * Down, at Newcastle the fruit raisheavy . strong determined effort to kill bill, however if the bill does D The crops have every. it still has quite a ways to go 100 per cent this claimed that the re-. and if not it has at least its po fangs removed. t number ofj will be composed oO it in. of the roily water bill and supporit from he coast began to back ae oa hae . = . Western Australian ‘ representatives, f intelligent men and women th i da ‘mined fight for their a 6 lg aie other, states. The term of office of there with a grim . soos ; tthe members shall be three determination to win if there is such i ; PRE a and they shall receive fees and exa thing as fairness and justice in the. penses as recommended by Gown whee tae form’ ci. Under the bill the Governor-Genlvote of the Senate and the House. — Nelson aproched our own Senator by pro be given tod Wednesday.’ N cicadas aaboweraed eee dred pounds for a first offense, and cut out of the measure a h eee : a term not erceeding three years for Klamath River as far as the Hum-; : any subsequ@ With these changes the army that had come to fight, felt it had already accomplished in a large measure its and those who could spare Mr. Grotefend inspeaking of the bill said that today (Wednesday ) fined erminbe effected, however Senator Allen and our supporetrs will make &@ may come out completely harmless, have (a) during the year handed . © over gold to the agent. of the Comi monwealth; or (b) have, during that . year shipped abroad for treatment matte concentrates of other material containing gold. Provision is also made for the creation of an admiin. istrative council of not more than: ‘ eleven members—four to. ACU. Ss ‘ Commonwealth representatives, two and one representative each of the years, the couneral will receive powers to prohibit, 72" ©\ the Commonwealth of any gold. The ll penalty for so doing will be five h brother, Mr. alled home by the 8 Lester. Mr. Sheb Huckins an Marysville was here on t Downieville on 4 prospect Mrs. Johnie Kelley cam Moonshine on & business Mrs. Flyn and San Juan Sunday and from Oakland. Mr.Proon ha at Sweetland. : Judge Jones and family were in. 3 San Juan, Sunday. Tom and George Wayman down from Pike City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts n from the ranch Sunday. clamation, the importation into Mrs. Dalburg was in town from : French Corral. un. Mr. and Mrs. Mushfield and son Homer went to Downieville to see . their daughter, Mrs. Dart. d friend from heir way to ing trip. e over from trip. daughter were in from Nevada City. Groon were here . * s a-ranch Nevada City THE BEST FOR LESS ALWAYS We Deliver Phone 302

Mrs. were were in 1000 pounds and imprisonment for fense. Any person who obtains payment of any bounty by any false of misleading statement, or makes to the council or a Commonwealth officer any statement which is false in any particular, shall NEVADA CITY CLEANERS Cleaning, — Pressing, — Repairing Service . @leaners CLEANING AND PRESSING W. H. Osborne Se r3,. pe liable to a penalty of 100 pounds. 0 ON VISIT TO SISTER Mrs. Florence Wineroth ,twin sister of Mrs. Mae Durbin of this city, is here from San Francisco and is 4 guest at the Durbin home. Mrs Wineroth is recovering from shock. and illness brought about by the death of the} her husband, Abe Wineroth, “who ass,’ passed away ten days ago in the bay and . city following 4& brief illness. They \ had “visited in this city on several occasions and -was well know and widely liked. can ison reduce prices to such an extent that the fruit will be unprofitable to ship. Up this way though we haven’t that murderous feeling toward our . fruit trees. On the contrary we utter . % prayers, usually in vain, that the. #@ blight frost may pass us by so that we may harvest a full crop. 1 * * * . A pure Russian H The first strawberries of the seagon were being shipped from Newcastle last week, fully two weeks ahead. of the usual time on account of the unseasonable weather. 2 = *The new highway tunnel now under construction beneath the railroad at Newcastle has tapped the water table which supplies the drinking water on the east side with the result that practically all of the wells stipation and as a aifficult to pay much, and b “Tom and Nell should go oD 8 higher wages and refuse ‘school, it would be just too bad. Henry says that by paying children for learning their <‘R’s’? we would teach them thre esides if trike for . in that to attend stead. the. nel, which is promised, seals up the the walue of money. But by just what part of town have gone VolUnless close cementing of the tunRUSSIAN MINERAL OIL ydrocarbon Mineral Oil free from odor and taste. Used in the treatment of Chronic Conmild laxative. Also a lubricant for elief of intestinal auto-intoxication. Seen’ e. \drainage cracks, there is but slight hope that the wells will ever flow . again. K. CAMPAIGN FUND FOR ORPHANAGES ————$—$—$—$———— Reports from chairmen . out the Diocese of Sacram received -at diocesan there, daily indicate that paign drive for a $250,000 fund Is ‘rehabilitate in Sacramento St. P throug vick’s and St. Vincent’s orphanages, . now in Grass Valley. ul in each parish. The drive for funds began W “nesday, March 18, and willbe c ducted in fifty-six parishes. ¢ The parish chairmen have ex ‘ed grea cooperation in evidence eof the diocese. They repo quarters they are especially ap wiative of the volunteer ‘service with-. sout which, they assert, the orphanage ~ ‘gund would not be possible. More than 5000 -witizens—men religious beliefs—and who have scribed of their financial means cuntarily will ‘to the diocesan campaign fund. Replacement of the ‘State Child Welfare ‘frame construction, homes have been ‘Kar years -the buildings have the in ‘a Geplorable D beyond repair, ei the institutiose eA swe: saat 2 ee ES : ento and Sisters of Mercy havefurnished care headquarters and education to th the cam-j. and girl will be success. presst appreciation of the general in every par rt to head-; public-spirited and women of various give their time and ser~viee to the soliciting of subscriptions Grass Valley thomes has been demanded by the Bureau. present in use for 65 years. nysical condition; they are falling into: % ruins. State authorities have declar: to be veritable fire MIL traps and have ordered them vacated and demolished. More than 100 homeless, helpless little orphans are sheltered .in the Grass Valley homes, conducted by BROADC ——e . oF 5 SO OT MADE TWINS CREAMLAND ASTING OVER STATION { h-. the Sisters of Mercy. Since 1865 the ousands of boys s of many creeds and who to . now fill responsible positions in soat-. ciety. The Sisterhood of Mercey is . known throughout the world for the . tender sympathy and gentle kindness . of its members. They serve without ed. Pay> on. To comply with the state’s order ; to vacate the Grass Valley homes, ‘the Diocese of Sacramento is appealling to persons of all denominations «1 to subscribe to the campaign fund of . $250,000, the money needed to pro. vide for these motherless little waifs !@ modern, fireproof shelter. " ri HIGHWAY WORKERS RECEIVE BLAST IN FACE preBoug Ww. G. Lemore and W.-A. Davis, who are employed on the TahoeUkiah Highway, were victims of a blaost last Tuesday while engaged in clearing the right-of-way on the highway. The unexpected blast showered the faces and eyes of both men with gravel and fine particles of rock. The sight of neither is expected to become impaired through the accident. Dr. Ormiston Swayze rendered medical attention. 0 subIt’s volof been ‘Call 77 When Archie Scott, mining engineer of Oakland, was here on business. a The U. S., On. March 30th, 1867, For 7 millions in solid gold. But like the rich milk we sell So if you'd be strong and well OUR pure milk rings THAT bell . @ TRY OUR CREAM $10.00 In Gold For BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY You Want Cream From Guernsey Cows Te ee eo “ ei . — re eee ht Alaska from the Russian proven a deal extra swell, These Ads.—Ask For Details 111 Men’s and Ladies’ Alterations Call for and Deliver Suit Orders Taken PROMPT SERVICE S Phone 264 215 N. Main St., Grass Valley The BEST Gray Bair Remedy is Home Made ‘o half pint of water add oneounce bayrum,a& box of: Barbo Compound and one-fourth ounce of glycerine. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix it at home at very P little cost. Apply to Me eek un LAUNDRY Grass Valley — oS Bennett St. Peculiar ABOUT OUR SERVICE @ur patrons have found that it fs it is more “@ifferent’’ from others; personal, more symapathetic. And that is what you want when you have trouble in the family sueh a6 death and its attendant misfortunes MODERN AMBULANCE SERVIO# HOLMES FUNERAL HOME Quality SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE WEST BOUND Leave Nevada City ...--+--s-----++ 8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 3:30 P. M. Leave Grass Valley .-.---------c-+--8:26 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 3:45 P. M. Arrive Sacramento .... “41:00 A. M., 2:40 P. M., 6:30 P. M.Arrive San Fraficisco ...---------6:55 P. M., 11:15 Pp. M. EAST BOUND : Leave San Francisco ....-------:40 A. M., 11:20 A. M. Leave Sacramento ...----.---+8:00 A. M., 12:15 P. M., 3:00 P. M. Arrive Nevada City -.----:-+--+--+" 11:00 A. M., 3:15 P. M. 6:00 P. M. Arrive Gras Valley .-.-.-----0-----+----* 10:45 A. M., 3:00 P. M., 6:45 P. M. ee JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Examinations Reports Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil Auburn, Calif. ———— «este tte tastastastastastastestesterte LAM AMAA ALLL ILMLLIDIAIIIAN soph ® +, he taste ste te eke Pe ae ae ae i i oe Be a i i i i i i adil Oe es OS a ie se lee ia al led (ae ae ie ie a NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM : Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases Medern Equipment Nevada City ‘Se > : Se taste Cae ae) She e NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott. Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, gold percent=2£e of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, V ets and values of tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, le . work promptly attended to. Agent writers, Westchester and Capital of © giving the free alue ef gulphurad and copper. 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