March 5, 1934 (4 pages)

P anal . SRE Bee st ca Ea NS a 5 > WE. ag 22 PUR N, MER EIN RIN An SRE RRER URS Uses j Fen eae SHEE y BHO PAELLA TR MONDAY, MARCH >» 1934 THE NEVADA Af RUGGE Smee RA Sethe Delia RBS EA RIMS cet Bs cepa n a8 _y Sait reports fr Miss A Wil TDA = ie pee ak = = Het I Hi E 4 om iss Ann il. A . ; ter s ae Se me . Se ee liams, who was operated on last . 4 Ay: AFFIC PAT rRAL NORTH BLOOMFIELD ony =a SEE Mrs. a. SMeieod rdini fs spending Tuesday in a San Francisco hospit: al, . = AG By JAMES TINDELL Peer Lh { Weeks cat Alta= with Hex seaids are that she is-to be operated on . n F : DApA. Cecil Curtis and ehildren,-while Mrs. again this week for the jaw infecSnes HARD ON NORTH BLOOMFIELD, M mae 1. a MA iY, (V DIET ies ‘LiMn VASA) lusts is ‘visiting n Niévade City. tion she has es fa hy HEE RS id i s [AUS Ay FZ Seay ; —! deen suffering with for i jt . : nine fatalities and-20 non-fat night. Mrcounty hospital Friday . "©, 1932, Western Newspaper Unlen, i L ings . : TED Ee: 3 be : ; \ i . bart Mills tiley had resided in HoLW iliiam Lac , GAS AND Ol . Dueck, quail, rabbit, squirrel, dove,,__ cuNE Taah (Win dean Ge kland of North v . i ; : : isa was born in®€ last two years. She . Juan was: a recent Nevada City visi pigeon and coyote hunting acconmted . ars of age, fornia and was’ 47. tor. TIRE REPAIRS . for 19 deaths and 45. injuries. \ : pee { Rapbit 1 ? Por Mien br Surviving hex SE SNe esse sume et wg seer ‘ : abbit hunting led in the cause . ,,, Hed oe ee Bue . Vede Riley and‘e her husband, ral B Whi ~ TIRE AGENCY for most of the casualties, th fatal i John Cambona of 1, Harold. Mrs, re a 10Mn Phillips is’ spending his. vy al shoot. aca: . = . '!and 18 non-fatal accidents resulting . Maliy Heroines . . some time. tN Wk ion with his family 4 i on With. his family at Camptonville. . ia Sin) LEE EE EE = 0 . LEDY D Pa . Mr Mrs i Oy 1 ; eee fy A di ane PINS J Lo S “ : + ALY) Mr. and Mrs. H.’,C. Coombs are 8 i 4 UISE M. COMSTOCK Mr. pad Mrs. ‘Bdwin Berger motor. bei LIK BLS . Pima ; ; i 5) Vue } fer : ot ' he ~ . the proud parents of pn &16 pound . ‘ ts YESS EO! of 1 Be ‘ ed to Sierra Cty liast Week and re. SACRAMEN oe a . boy, born last Sunday ‘f — Kate Shelley by : turned with his mother, Mrs. T.-RerFaaiitar MENTO,” MARCH Sth. et Miss. Cortina he dev 6 1} Rerorts show that during the twoAm LENDID) steel railroad bride B ‘ « st } } iss fe i 9 sited =) : iz : ker, for a, visit with them. ai judges stepped hard on . : on visited her . Year-neried-the record: ‘fdr produc crossing the Des Moines river beaa erring drivers of motor vehieles dur-! Mother, a H. ©. Coambs, Wed. tion of trou* in ‘the 26 state-owned . ‘ween Boone and Ogden, and about ing 1933, a total of 154,000 paying . "es sday afternoon. Hatchavies hee nas eitek cele , . four miles -north of the village of : tM : ces . has been broken, with the the penalty for various infractions . 7°" 785 rs Anderson Her Pere ees oe Planting of nearly 70,000,000 finger Molngona, Towa, perpetuates the mem of the law, \ccording to veodpis :her home after spending some time); pein arly ; ; ere ORY: OF a little Irish girl whose } ee tena pee ox oe ; BL fe “. ling fish in the streams akes of 6 € Aproisin Bis ‘AND OTHERS, FAIU . tye California Highway Patrol. in Nevada City. Hie ae ie nes, a Of . some fifty years ago prevented what . {I } SEE HENRY YEE . phe outstan\ine violation of the. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark and son ih woe final ne 6 a ake mo pa tee been one of the greatest . sit 2 inches long. . railro; ‘fatastr ies j peal nas i year Was €XCeS8ke speed, more than, Visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gaus last . Ii aoe j : Ae eeaiahi k aa a adc , the game farms have ag tie ace ate snelley lived . . . Twenty years of jex76,009 persons Ioearing before the Me ednesday evening. eas more aha ee ce in a mean cottage up the villas of . Subscribers perience in treating . Judges for this offyse, + —John—Beason visited with yours en ik eee bes ie fete hae * . Honey creek about ‘halt a huts ee) } 2 é 1 al -yeur per ; is human ills with ChiStiff jail sentence and fines we; -g . truly Saturday en route to his Min. eame faring clo i t ~ Nee ; a the river. And on the night of July 6, i * nese Herbs. _The. handed many of themore yeoKless, . i" Claim returning to Nevada City . Be wens, aa : ne CON: QUail, . 1881. when a ereat ator rm had swollen . : tO THE 4 Good Book says if. the judges showing ANisposition to Sunday. pbiee ‘ide ae i abbas. : ~ sete elad the already high waters of the creck . ‘ Soh aise Til cag \RETCE WIth tHE nighWay patrol es John Ubauer’s friends are gina to! { eo other ' varieties of . and river, undermining railroad em‘Nevada Cit herbs. Our Herbs have brought) Sition that excessive SP.q jg tpe. Mow he has recovered from his rejpame birds have been raised and bankments and loosening the pilings . }} : ¥ i st potent cause of fatal\.; ‘. cent illness . carefully “planted” in the fields anq . der the bridges, Kate knew well the . . ; yl health and happiness to thousands. nee potent cause ccidents. ip tay / “Morntcine of the stata danger that threatened. . : Come to’ see us today. Let us help Fines up to $200 were ssessed . _Misses Mary and Jean Martz were a : At eleven o'clock an auxiliary enNugget ; you and not infrequently the Nyorjo¢; Visiting here Saturday returning to Sh Ea ONIN ee NS ee ana ag pulling heavy trains up * ‘ ae 1 i; 7 , ine i a Nevade Vitv tal ir Di anc Gil re LAVE. Aise eitray 5 q Oftice Hours: Thursday 2 p. m. “4S required to pay. # fine in gqj_. Nevada City with their father. fe lumore, ha mse Sven) the grade on either side of the bridee-4 . . . Livine Within the : to 8 p.’m. Friday and Saturday 9 a, . ion to serving a jail sentence. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Dudley went to ©*®-Y encouragement to the planting . over the Des Moines was ordered out ‘ Bee : m, t oe S 4 rs $ i i: No class of violators met wy, !Sacramento Saturday returning on of ttrovsands of other game fish such ! from Moingona to await the midnight City Limits May ee ee ee more severe penalties than the hj Tuesday. “s sniall and large mouth blacg bass, . XPress. Anxiously Kate heard it Now Receive aes ne and run drivers. Of the 471 appreThere will be an old time dance Stzived bass, silver salmon, chinook . 2Pproach, pass the Shelley cottage, 4 f hended on this charge all felt the. t the hall at North Columbia March S2!™on, spiny rayed fish arid even . St@rt out on the bridge crossing Honey 4 ey Yee& Yee erb Co ine. i } i ; ‘the lowly Fish i Creek. There was a “horrible ‘crash 2. ®,/sting of growing popular. resent-: th. Everybody is cordially in-, the lowly catfish in waters that were and the hissing of steam.” ‘The Cir ome CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS . ment and some of the worst were’, d to attend. Refreshments will "Ot Suited to trout. iliary engine, with payers ten abbadae ; 10746 S. Church St. Grass Valley . giyen sentences in state prisons. *rved including hot coffee. The commissioners have given . had plunged into twenty-five feet of Approximately .18,000 persons aD, Clty M. Rickman went to Nevada! much attention to the supply of deer . @Dgry, swirling water, Ti ’ A peared before the judges on charges, . * turday returning here Mon-. and have worked out plans that tend Kate knew what she must do. She Own aper of failure to carry a driver’s card. . The ‘Ving. to conserve these animals in many seized an old lantern and started out Failure to have the proper headopelue ia ther has cleared off. and . areas of the state. tnellag': rain: BO a the creek she a fe ne ft t s : Sped, wet to the skin, struggling with ! w mimutes after 1 lamps accounted for 9,000 es, ‘t around the corner. So successful was the first pheasmuddy sloughs and potla ot ¢ water. . ] while neglect to gi eres —— —9———_. ant open season in 1933, that plans. Down to the Des Moines; where the is off the Press — 100 Sake ahaa sas pas HUNTEs KI ED will be taken up soon for the 1934 . Swollen waters whirled past.‘There ‘ ii more. i ! nen seas was only one way to cr : ; open season. oss that river A total of 2,237 persons faced the ae and reach the station on the other boutte-on : charges dt driving -while Another interesting report will be side. Her lantern had gone out and 3 intoxicated, little consideration beAON, 47 a Reuss program in southern . Kate flung it away. She got down ing shown such offenders either by 4 eee Under: the present plans ee ner rt Pee knees and, feeling ail w i r wa 7 the patrol officers or the courts. SAN FRANCISCO. b egcay quai i € more numerous in the a y by the rails, started across . Es : ing wild game in Gat: o-—tunt-. next few years than they have been . the bridge, An occasional tie had We are receiving splendid co-opsnia caused . for the ps ee 4 ; been taken out, huge spikes left’ ex eration from the judges,’’ comment-. the death of 47 people Bake aay a oe oi e. Careful plantposed, ‘to discourage pedestrians from . ed Chief E. Raymond Cato. . juring of 99 more durin; baa cas os & » be 8 of these great na, using it. What if the midnight train . t oO cording to figures releasé be ihe same birds, either raised on the! , Should overtake her? What if she . Hand! a Gilbert Davis, instructor of Angels . State Fish and Game Commy ¢ game farms or purchased from game! should be too late?’ On and BH ieee e Camp schools, spent the week end in This is a falling off of to": . breeders, has been carried on during . crawled, in the-rain and dark. ‘Once -! a Nevada City and the Blue Tent dis-} dents, but an increase of sae the pas: year. During the past two a huge tree, carried down upon the trict with relatives. leaths. The figures for 1932 ‘7 . Months, more than 7,000 quail have; bridge by the rushing water, nearly j mee ; “9 dcilted and 124 wounded. “. been imported from Mexico for re. io nid from her precarious: hold. CARRIERS WILL Service Day or Night The records show that 29. deatilease in southern California. b ut Kate reached ‘thé station, told . were selfinflicted. and 68 non-fatal \ pons . er tale. The midnight. express was . . . were sel s i ae : a : DER ee Aan ; Stopped, three of the crew of the auxPRING IT TO i WwW s the result, of the -injure i liary r > ; i ; , “ANYWHERE-ANYTIME”’ . , Wounds the resu ‘SIDENT OF HOBART iliary engine were rescued. And impersons carelessiy handling their . mediately Kate Shelley beeame a A é é pub: euns _ MILLS IS SUMMONED lic idol. Letters, poems, medals de. YOUR FRONT DOOR Eighteen met death from guns in "eswaclheny upon her, the family was res. . : emir ' cued from I ate was vive ! ithe hands.of other hunters and 41 beeg ae willbe . held tomorrow af-. years at cbt. Rate was given tio ae . were likewise injured, er __. the late 2 o'clock in Truckee for , 1912, when: she died, she was emIF YOU_DO NOT GET YOUR GREASING Deer hunting was responsible for . away in: Wade Riley, who passed ; ployed as station agent at Moingona. COPY OF THE NUGGET ON Purchased friends in Hkee is a sister. , Y § Teicensed by Stite of Californi CHRYSLER CARS Bret Harte 1 ee sia f th DAN pe . her passing. Mills mourn fee i} In view ‘of the fact that some 20 WILDBERG BROS. . Poco ae D A [ PY vy . 000 licenses were sold to hunters . Mr. and Mrs. M. Di— Ori Mate ne Co: —DISTRIBUTOR . . during 1938, the percentage of acci. Friday for a visit in Sa\vich left Plant: South San Franesea I Produces the Best Milk it is . . dents is not considered large. How. ee ter Se ancisca. . Se ever, every care igs taken to impress <= Say ih ee (eememnesiabslaingt uma ————— ENGINE OVERHAULING 3 to exercise the greatest caution in REPARIS OF ALL KINDS & that won the State's highest bendiune een and rifles. Award of Calif. State Fair . j/ 2 EAL BATTERY SERVICIE 1931-1932-1933 eae U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Auch Ciduuihd mages Uhhaletertns And OFF ICIAL LIGHT Nevada: City Phone 77 Top Dressing and Haedtettine . One-Hour Auto Glass ‘Service ADJUSTING STATION son eae se s j ; a a Grass Valley, California —VALVE GRINDING if . NEVADA CITY Possible to Produce Guernsey Gold Medal Milk upon those seeking hunting licenses . j . . . . . ACTON I CLEVELA, . i NEVADA COUNTY \ Camptonville Banner Gold County o! ; California Notary Public “Lega Papers Automobile Insurah, Annual production ove? Bonds Life> Instay ce i . NORTH WESTER‘ ‘or Information . Address: MUTUAL LIFE INs. 7\ . \amber of Commerce Snapshots At Night. Indoors —~ . ie 316 Broad St. Mrs. Preston’s NEWS STAND Stationary, Magazines . GARAGE. Nevada City . . Nevada City, Calif. roman “Il PHONE 133 Easy now. with Eastman Remarkable New Film & Lamps CLEANING AND PRESSING SUITS DRESSES ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Tailor Made’ Custem Clothes 7:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Drug Store FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop NEVADA CITY,CALIFORNIA . }. % Bost Building Broad § i Nevada City, California : a be Supersensitive Film 120-40c'116-45c Photoflash Globe 25c Photoflood globe lasts for 2 hours CASH AND CARRY oe $1.00 and up LADIES’ AND MEN’S Co 109 J. BE COMFORTABLE Get Your MATRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by. JOHN W. DARKE Nevada City mmercial St. Phones 109 Phone 373, He,’ Clothes: cleaned and ne? Bias . . oe . . ‘San . ‘. . . . . . . . $3,000,000 I (. TIME PHONE. _ 36 . { i NOW IS THE.TIME TO ! Subscribe ONLY $2.50 PER YEAR —_—_— TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s Span appearance, the faculty & Pressed, spick-and\ often the vehicle?king P¥tsperous is PROSPERIT\"ea! il Orders Given ara WE CREDIT your rrvttention ! bg ee M 35c . PHONE 217-W _DICKERMAN. _ HOURS: Sed oie Boulder St. ise eZee nfo rhe thereto ate oie oy Seopgebetedeee ated podegedagen re opel NEVADA COUNTY HOME LAUNDAY Family Trade Solicited Mrs. O. MULLIS, Prop. . 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There was a young man wanted He wanted it sparkling and clear, When he found the New Deal, he Aet out a squeal, {t was: here that he found it was’ a la LE i” oe. oe Oo &s Oe RO rm SS eaos= =} — {J — NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentagé of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly «ttended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Osnite} of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE te E. J.N. OTT, Proprietor . ces nhicmriet tinh sin bie de Viniter is with us

P anal . SRE Bee st ca Ea NS a 5 > WE. ag 22 PUR N, MER EIN RIN An SRE RRER URS Uses j Fen eae SHEE y BHO PAELLA TR MONDAY, MARCH >» 1934 THE NEVADA Af RUGGE Smee RA Sethe Delia RBS EA RIMS cet Bs cepa n a8 _y Sait reports fr Miss A Wil TDA = ie pee ak = = Het I Hi E 4 om iss Ann il. A . ; ter s ae Se me . Se ee liams, who was operated on last . 4 Ay: AFFIC PAT rRAL NORTH BLOOMFIELD ony =a SEE Mrs. a. SMeieod rdini fs spending Tuesday in a San Francisco hospit: al, . = AG By JAMES TINDELL Peer Lh { Weeks cat Alta= with Hex seaids are that she is-to be operated on . n F : DApA. Cecil Curtis and ehildren,-while Mrs. again this week for the jaw infecSnes HARD ON NORTH BLOOMFIELD, M mae 1. a MA iY, (V DIET ies ‘LiMn VASA) lusts is ‘visiting n Niévade City. tion she has es fa hy HEE RS id i s [AUS Ay FZ Seay ; —! deen suffering with for i jt . : nine fatalities and-20 non-fat night. Mrcounty hospital Friday . "©, 1932, Western Newspaper Unlen, i L ings . : TED Ee: 3 be : ; \ i . bart Mills tiley had resided in HoLW iliiam Lac , GAS AND Ol . Dueck, quail, rabbit, squirrel, dove,,__ cuNE Taah (Win dean Ge kland of North v . i ; : : isa was born in®€ last two years. She . Juan was: a recent Nevada City visi pigeon and coyote hunting acconmted . ars of age, fornia and was’ 47. tor. TIRE REPAIRS . for 19 deaths and 45. injuries. \ : pee { Rapbit 1 ? Por Mien br Surviving hex SE SNe esse sume et wg seer ‘ : abbit hunting led in the cause . ,,, Hed oe ee Bue . Vede Riley and‘e her husband, ral B Whi ~ TIRE AGENCY for most of the casualties, th fatal i John Cambona of 1, Harold. Mrs, re a 10Mn Phillips is’ spending his. vy al shoot. aca: . = . '!and 18 non-fatal accidents resulting . Maliy Heroines . . some time. tN Wk ion with his family 4 i on With. his family at Camptonville. . ia Sin) LEE EE EE = 0 . LEDY D Pa . Mr Mrs i Oy 1 ; eee fy A di ane PINS J Lo S “ : + ALY) Mr. and Mrs. H.’,C. Coombs are 8 i 4 UISE M. COMSTOCK Mr. pad Mrs. ‘Bdwin Berger motor. bei LIK BLS . Pima ; ; i 5) Vue } fer : ot ' he ~ . the proud parents of pn &16 pound . ‘ ts YESS EO! of 1 Be ‘ ed to Sierra Cty liast Week and re. SACRAMEN oe a . boy, born last Sunday ‘f — Kate Shelley by : turned with his mother, Mrs. T.-RerFaaiitar MENTO,” MARCH Sth. et Miss. Cortina he dev 6 1} Rerorts show that during the twoAm LENDID) steel railroad bride B ‘ « st } } iss fe i 9 sited =) : iz : ker, for a, visit with them. ai judges stepped hard on . : on visited her . Year-neried-the record: ‘fdr produc crossing the Des Moines river beaa erring drivers of motor vehieles dur-! Mother, a H. ©. Coambs, Wed. tion of trou* in ‘the 26 state-owned . ‘ween Boone and Ogden, and about ing 1933, a total of 154,000 paying . "es sday afternoon. Hatchavies hee nas eitek cele , . four miles -north of the village of : tM : ces . has been broken, with the the penalty for various infractions . 7°" 785 rs Anderson Her Pere ees oe Planting of nearly 70,000,000 finger Molngona, Towa, perpetuates the mem of the law, \ccording to veodpis :her home after spending some time); pein arly ; ; ere ORY: OF a little Irish girl whose } ee tena pee ox oe ; BL fe “. ling fish in the streams akes of 6 € Aproisin Bis ‘AND OTHERS, FAIU . tye California Highway Patrol. in Nevada City. Hie ae ie nes, a Of . some fifty years ago prevented what . {I } SEE HENRY YEE . phe outstan\ine violation of the. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark and son ih woe final ne 6 a ake mo pa tee been one of the greatest . sit 2 inches long. . railro; ‘fatastr ies j peal nas i year Was €XCeS8ke speed, more than, Visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gaus last . Ii aoe j : Ae eeaiahi k aa a adc , the game farms have ag tie ace ate snelley lived . . . Twenty years of jex76,009 persons Ioearing before the Me ednesday evening. eas more aha ee ce in a mean cottage up the villas of . Subscribers perience in treating . Judges for this offyse, + —John—Beason visited with yours en ik eee bes ie fete hae * . Honey creek about ‘halt a huts ee) } 2 é 1 al -yeur per ; is human ills with ChiStiff jail sentence and fines we; -g . truly Saturday en route to his Min. eame faring clo i t ~ Nee ; a the river. And on the night of July 6, i * nese Herbs. _The. handed many of themore yeoKless, . i" Claim returning to Nevada City . Be wens, aa : ne CON: QUail, . 1881. when a ereat ator rm had swollen . : tO THE 4 Good Book says if. the judges showing ANisposition to Sunday. pbiee ‘ide ae i abbas. : ~ sete elad the already high waters of the creck . ‘ Soh aise Til cag \RETCE WIth tHE nighWay patrol es John Ubauer’s friends are gina to! { eo other ' varieties of . and river, undermining railroad em‘Nevada Cit herbs. Our Herbs have brought) Sition that excessive SP.q jg tpe. Mow he has recovered from his rejpame birds have been raised and bankments and loosening the pilings . }} : ¥ i st potent cause of fatal\.; ‘. cent illness . carefully “planted” in the fields anq . der the bridges, Kate knew well the . . ; yl health and happiness to thousands. nee potent cause ccidents. ip tay / “Morntcine of the stata danger that threatened. . : Come to’ see us today. Let us help Fines up to $200 were ssessed . _Misses Mary and Jean Martz were a : At eleven o'clock an auxiliary enNugget ; you and not infrequently the Nyorjo¢; Visiting here Saturday returning to Sh Ea ONIN ee NS ee ana ag pulling heavy trains up * ‘ ae 1 i; 7 , ine i a Nevade Vitv tal ir Di anc Gil re LAVE. Aise eitray 5 q Oftice Hours: Thursday 2 p. m. “4S required to pay. # fine in gqj_. Nevada City with their father. fe lumore, ha mse Sven) the grade on either side of the bridee-4 . . . Livine Within the : to 8 p.’m. Friday and Saturday 9 a, . ion to serving a jail sentence. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Dudley went to ©*®-Y encouragement to the planting . over the Des Moines was ordered out ‘ Bee : m, t oe S 4 rs $ i i: No class of violators met wy, !Sacramento Saturday returning on of ttrovsands of other game fish such ! from Moingona to await the midnight City Limits May ee ee ee more severe penalties than the hj Tuesday. “s sniall and large mouth blacg bass, . XPress. Anxiously Kate heard it Now Receive aes ne and run drivers. Of the 471 appreThere will be an old time dance Stzived bass, silver salmon, chinook . 2Pproach, pass the Shelley cottage, 4 f hended on this charge all felt the. t the hall at North Columbia March S2!™on, spiny rayed fish arid even . St@rt out on the bridge crossing Honey 4 ey Yee& Yee erb Co ine. i } i ; ‘the lowly Fish i Creek. There was a “horrible ‘crash 2. ®,/sting of growing popular. resent-: th. Everybody is cordially in-, the lowly catfish in waters that were and the hissing of steam.” ‘The Cir ome CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS . ment and some of the worst were’, d to attend. Refreshments will "Ot Suited to trout. iliary engine, with payers ten abbadae ; 10746 S. Church St. Grass Valley . giyen sentences in state prisons. *rved including hot coffee. The commissioners have given . had plunged into twenty-five feet of Approximately .18,000 persons aD, Clty M. Rickman went to Nevada! much attention to the supply of deer . @Dgry, swirling water, Ti ’ A peared before the judges on charges, . * turday returning here Mon-. and have worked out plans that tend Kate knew what she must do. She Own aper of failure to carry a driver’s card. . The ‘Ving. to conserve these animals in many seized an old lantern and started out Failure to have the proper headopelue ia ther has cleared off. and . areas of the state. tnellag': rain: BO a the creek she a fe ne ft t s : Sped, wet to the skin, struggling with ! w mimutes after 1 lamps accounted for 9,000 es, ‘t around the corner. So successful was the first pheasmuddy sloughs and potla ot ¢ water. . ] while neglect to gi eres —— —9———_. ant open season in 1933, that plans. Down to the Des Moines; where the is off the Press — 100 Sake ahaa sas pas HUNTEs KI ED will be taken up soon for the 1934 . Swollen waters whirled past.‘There ‘ ii more. i ! nen seas was only one way to cr : ; open season. oss that river A total of 2,237 persons faced the ae and reach the station on the other boutte-on : charges dt driving -while Another interesting report will be side. Her lantern had gone out and 3 intoxicated, little consideration beAON, 47 a Reuss program in southern . Kate flung it away. She got down ing shown such offenders either by 4 eee Under: the present plans ee ner rt Pee knees and, feeling ail w i r wa 7 the patrol officers or the courts. SAN FRANCISCO. b egcay quai i € more numerous in the a y by the rails, started across . Es : ing wild game in Gat: o-—tunt-. next few years than they have been . the bridge, An occasional tie had We are receiving splendid co-opsnia caused . for the ps ee 4 ; been taken out, huge spikes left’ ex eration from the judges,’’ comment-. the death of 47 people Bake aay a oe oi e. Careful plantposed, ‘to discourage pedestrians from . ed Chief E. Raymond Cato. . juring of 99 more durin; baa cas os & » be 8 of these great na, using it. What if the midnight train . t oO cording to figures releasé be ihe same birds, either raised on the! , Should overtake her? What if she . Hand! a Gilbert Davis, instructor of Angels . State Fish and Game Commy ¢ game farms or purchased from game! should be too late?’ On and BH ieee e Camp schools, spent the week end in This is a falling off of to": . breeders, has been carried on during . crawled, in the-rain and dark. ‘Once -! a Nevada City and the Blue Tent dis-} dents, but an increase of sae the pas: year. During the past two a huge tree, carried down upon the trict with relatives. leaths. The figures for 1932 ‘7 . Months, more than 7,000 quail have; bridge by the rushing water, nearly j mee ; “9 dcilted and 124 wounded. “. been imported from Mexico for re. io nid from her precarious: hold. CARRIERS WILL Service Day or Night The records show that 29. deatilease in southern California. b ut Kate reached ‘thé station, told . were selfinflicted. and 68 non-fatal \ pons . er tale. The midnight. express was . . . were sel s i ae : a : DER ee Aan ; Stopped, three of the crew of the auxPRING IT TO i WwW s the result, of the -injure i liary r > ; i ; , “ANYWHERE-ANYTIME”’ . , Wounds the resu ‘SIDENT OF HOBART iliary engine were rescued. And impersons carelessiy handling their . mediately Kate Shelley beeame a A é é pub: euns _ MILLS IS SUMMONED lic idol. Letters, poems, medals de. YOUR FRONT DOOR Eighteen met death from guns in "eswaclheny upon her, the family was res. . : emir ' cued from I ate was vive ! ithe hands.of other hunters and 41 beeg ae willbe . held tomorrow af-. years at cbt. Rate was given tio ae . were likewise injured, er __. the late 2 o'clock in Truckee for , 1912, when: she died, she was emIF YOU_DO NOT GET YOUR GREASING Deer hunting was responsible for . away in: Wade Riley, who passed ; ployed as station agent at Moingona. COPY OF THE NUGGET ON Purchased friends in Hkee is a sister. , Y § Teicensed by Stite of Californi CHRYSLER CARS Bret Harte 1 ee sia f th DAN pe . her passing. Mills mourn fee i} In view ‘of the fact that some 20 WILDBERG BROS. . Poco ae D A [ PY vy . 000 licenses were sold to hunters . Mr. and Mrs. M. Di— Ori Mate ne Co: —DISTRIBUTOR . . during 1938, the percentage of acci. Friday for a visit in Sa\vich left Plant: South San Franesea I Produces the Best Milk it is . . dents is not considered large. How. ee ter Se ancisca. . Se ever, every care igs taken to impress <= Say ih ee (eememnesiabslaingt uma ————— ENGINE OVERHAULING 3 to exercise the greatest caution in REPARIS OF ALL KINDS & that won the State's highest bendiune een and rifles. Award of Calif. State Fair . j/ 2 EAL BATTERY SERVICIE 1931-1932-1933 eae U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Auch Ciduuihd mages Uhhaletertns And OFF ICIAL LIGHT Nevada: City Phone 77 Top Dressing and Haedtettine . One-Hour Auto Glass ‘Service ADJUSTING STATION son eae se s j ; a a Grass Valley, California —VALVE GRINDING if . NEVADA CITY Possible to Produce Guernsey Gold Medal Milk upon those seeking hunting licenses . j . . . . . ACTON I CLEVELA, . i NEVADA COUNTY \ Camptonville Banner Gold County o! ; California Notary Public “Lega Papers Automobile Insurah, Annual production ove? Bonds Life> Instay ce i .

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