March 6, 1933 (4 pages)

r PACE TWO THE NEVADA_ CITY NUGGET MONDAY, MARCH, 6, 1933 Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 Printed and PubA Legal Newspaper, as defined. by statute. lished at Nevada City. LEETE and ANDERSON .. ae ee Publishers . Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, Cal“jfornia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBCRIPTION RATES One. year, in Nevada County 2. ees $2.00 Outside Nevada -county, in United States...00.000.00.. 2.59 THE HOUSING SHORTAGE People who would like to live in Nevada City, people who have business here and must have a place to live, are being driven from the city because there are no houses to be rented. They are going out into the woods and tourists camps where they rent the best they can get in the way of one or two roomed cabins at prices that are too high. Some of them go to Grass Valley where they can rent apartments and occasionally find a vacant house. There seems to be but one or two persons in Nevada City who realize the opportunity this house shortage affords them. One o fthem has built a fifteen or twenty, one and two room cabins for which he receives $10 to $15 per month on an investment of not more than $200 per cabin. Another has purchased a number of old houses, thoroughly renovated, repaired and painted them, and now receives excellent rents for them. Both these men declare they know of no other investment which pays so large a percentage of profit as this. A man who has lived in: Nevada City many years, estimates that at least 250 more people would be living in Nevada City today, if they could find house in which to live. Estimate that each person spends $1.50 for groceries, a day that should be flowing into the tills of our local merchants. As a matter of fact, of course they must receive a part of it, but if these people were living here in their own homes, the daily revenue for our local merchants would be greatly . . increased. Superficially it might appear that the people with money . to invest here, have not sufficient faith in their own city to invest it in houses and lots. We do not believe this is the . case. We think it is rather due to fact that it is difficult to see the forest because of the trees. We have lived so close to conditions as they have been for many years, that we do not see them changing before our very eyes. Hope long deferred hath made the investor’s heart so sick that he does not see that here and now there is an opportunity to invest money and receive for it an unusually large return. There never was in the past ten years such a demand for homes as Nevada City now witnesses. There never was a time in that period when building costs were cheaper and rents higher. Here is an opportunity for an investor with little or much money to greatly increase it. THE EDITORIAL CIRCUIT RIDER (A symposium of editorial comment from California newspepers ) By UNITED PRESS Anarchists and radicals must be curbed: While the attempted assisination of President-Elect Roosevelt doubtedless reflects the spirit of revolt now rampant throughout the world, many California editors believe responsibility for attacks of this type may be traced to the tolerant attitude assumed by American authorities toward. malcontents who advocate violence and direct action rather than the orderly process of the ballot. ) Declaring a determined effort is being made by red groups to create discontent that will result in revolution, the Salinas IndexJournal said: “The American people are put to test by the scandalous practice in every community in the states of permitting extreme un-American groups to do.as they will,’ said the Pasadena Star-News. #S rOUR TELEPHONE ‘It’s Daddy!” _— b eOirnnG DOES SO MLC CR SO GiiE Away from home? —Telephone! Noriine will please your loved ones moré than a _ On special occasions or day by day, how much th a Sree — Get1 ne Office: 318 Broad tae Telephone 1 wv: rents, clothing, and recreational expenses, and we have $325) new money into circulation, but aside Bolt? Pine Alice, Where Art Thus Gray, To Genevieve, After th Dean There’s a Light in the ‘averred Low, they passed, that night, Little Buttrecup winked Dear fond foolish song not; For . Hear You Calling A. MER CONGLOMERATE Dedicated to those Who love — the Old Songs 2 Oh; Where is The Old Oaken Bucket Ben Said Bessie the Maid of Dundee, Wher they met on The Trail of the Lonesome "Neath The Shade of the Old Apple Tree. _While Rory O’Moore and demure Daisy Kissed Over the Garden Wall. Then sweet Annie Laurie met Robin Adair On the Bridge neath The Mistletoe Bough; But I’m far frae Me Hame,-.dear, just now. The Mocking Bird warbled his lay Sweet and In the Gloaming they rambled along; Mid Moonlight and* Roses later they paused At the sound of The Whippoor-Will’s song. My Grandfather’s: clock tolled the hours as Three O’clock in the Morning, Late so late for a maid to be out In the Long, Long Ago, The Blue Bells of Scotland were ‘s——Forgotten? g Me ? cried Old Robin e Ball; ¥ Window For Me, He I fear; IT hear. ringing at Our Jack; you’rs Back. RI AM CONNER ee > = ~ WEEKLY . “ie COMMENT . By Christian Andersen A recent despatch stated that a California oil company had sold a large eargo of gasoline to the Soviet Republic. That’s interesting to California, because it puts some more from that there is another interesting phase, which is that the gasoline Was sold’ for four cents per gallon. ‘A little mental arithmetic discloses the phenominal fact that there is a tremendous difference in the price the motorist pays and the price paid by a foreign country. Of course there must be reason. March 7, thousands of trees will be planted in California as a living memorial to Calvin Coolidge. The sentimental side of such a move is more worth while than a whole parkful of dead ~— granite monuments. Aside from this feature, living trees have commercial value as well as adding to the beauty of this already beautiful state. George Bernard Shaw, the British satirical humorist, will be in San Francisco on March 27. He will no doubt do some plain and fancy wisecracking, and. some will take him seriously while others will continue their faith in the world and in humanity. Hitler the new chancellor of Ger many is certainly caught in the ed dies and cross-rips of the nationa sea of trouble and unless he. proves to be the best navigator Germany ever had the ship of state may be foundered on the rocks of communism or some other ism equally as bad. Can’t do anything aobut it so to Herr Hitler—Bon Voyage. Aufwiedersehen. z oa Knowing that if we once permit the diversion of the gas tax funds} to other purposes than that of road building and maintainance it leaves! the gate open for other raids on this! fund, I cannot see why “‘Sunny Jim” keeps bullheadly forcing the issue. If some exigency has brought the budget out of balance, why rob one fund so necessary as the gas tax! fund to cover some error or other in the administering of the state government. Governor Rolph will make himself so disliked in quarters which will control a lot of votes in the next goyernatorial election, that if he runs again he find himself on the short end of the final count. I am a product of the American school system and whatever I have in the way of mental equipment was trained with practically the methods as in use today. My heart still thrills when talk’turns to schools and I can not see how we can cut anything the other hand I would be willing to from the budget of our schools. On} pay even more taxes for schools if I}they were going to be used for education. knew the benefits of The only true legacy any person can leave their children is an edueation which equips them for the role of good citizenship. Arthur Brisbane, the dean of American columnists has consistently tried to describe California and its advantages over the rest of the world but even as versatile a writer as he, finds himself swamped with ideas which the English language is inadequate to express. Overcome with the beauties, the climate, the mountains, the Pacific Ocean. I doubt if even the Bard of Avon could write a tome which would do California pustice. Dont forget to tell the world that NEVADA CITY IS THE GATEWAY TO THE MOUNTAIN PLAYGROUNDS. Ere you read this column our new president will have taken his place as the nations leader. If confidence can be restored with speech then our new president certainly spoke the magic words in his inaugural oration Saturday. I have listened to many powerful orators, including W. J. Bryan, but never have they so completely sold my consciousness as the talk by Franklin D. Roosevelt and most important of all he spoke with a sincere frankness which left nothing for the hearer to guess what was meant. We can i believe trust more completely in the near future than has* been our privilege for many years. HIGHWAY TRAFFIC IN STATE TAKES BIG DROP SACRAMENTO, Mar. 6—(UP)+— Automobile traffic on the highways of California has dropped approximately 20 per cent according to a traffic count by the state department of publie works. _ The 16-hour count was made on a Sunday and Monday under the supervision of Earl Lee Kelly, director of the department and was one of two counts madq@ during each year. Some of the routes checked and the percentage loss were: Sacramento to Oregon line, 17.7 Sunday and 10.7 per cent Monday; Sacramento to Los Angeles, Sunday 16.5 and Monday 20.7; ~Sacramento to Nevada Jine, Sunday 31. and Monday 10 per cent. HOTEL POWELL former location of TURPIN HOTEL 17 Powell St. at Market St. SAN FRANCISCO If gossip would stop to think, (hele tongues would get a much-needed rest. oO The man who expresses his willingness to obey a woman’s slightest wish usually draws a line—at a large sized one. NOW CLASSIFIED ADS . —s N.C.N. GR. R. COMPANY TIME TABLE: Effective Tuesday, June 28th, 1982 Trains leave Nevada City at 4:45 a. m.; Grass Valley 5:05 a. m. cennect with S. P.:train No. 295 arriving at San Francisco at 12:10 p. m. Train arriving at Grass Valley at 2:10 p. m. and Nevada City 2:31 p. m. bringing passengers from §, P., train 294. Daily except Sunday. Trains leave Nevada City at 3:10 p. m.; Grass. Valley 3:34 p. m., making direct connections with S. P, trains 21 and 20 for points Hast and West. Train 21 arrives at San Francisco 10:10 p. m. Train arriving at Grass Valley at 6:35 p. m., Nevada City 6:55 p. m.,, bringing passengers from S. P. No. 20. MOUNTAIN STAGES Marysville Auto Stage leaves Nevada City at 8:00 a. m. for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1 p. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. ——J LOST AND FOUND LOST—Leather wallet with driver’s license, purple slip and other private papers. Please return to Nugget office. 2tp FOUND—Buch of keys. Apply Nugget office. Owner may have same by describing and paying for ad. ‘i? FOUND—Seven keys on ring ineluding automobile and Yale lock keys. Apply Nugget office. FOR SALE FOR SALE+—5-room house’ unfurnished with bath. Located just below. Nevada. City high ‘school. .nquire at 133 Murphy st. or.518 So. Auburn St. Grass Valley 2tp FOR SALE—6 tube ‘Zenith Radio with eliminator A. Battery and Trickle Charger—Complete. Very cheap. Apply at Nugget office 4t RAILS—Two tons, 3 ‘and — 12 pound rails at Nevada City. Bulk of these have never been used. Fish plates included. $100 takes all. Care of the Nugget. BoxY tf FOR SALE—Engine and 1%4”’ centrifugal pump, D. C., portable unit on common __ sub-base. Heavy. * gravel wheelbarrow. Apply box wit Nugget office. FOR SALE—Pine 12 in chunks. 14 inch stove wood, $2.75. Manzinita, $3.00, oak stove wood. 14 in. $3.50. chunks, $3.50 same length and 12 inch $3.00. S. Sopen P. O. Box 6. Or call Nob Hill Grocery. FOR SALE— One 7-in. hydraulic monitor. Inquire Geo. L. Duffey, Forest Hill, in care of Mayflowe1 Gravel Mine. 20tf. FOR RENT UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED — To rent either in city or within a mile of Nevada City. Four or ifve rooms desired. Answer Box G. Nevada City Nugget: WAN Small stamp mill. 4” 6’ 8” rivited pipe.Water wheel. Mine car ete., Address 5834 Green St. Emeryville, California. _ dtp SET eee te nt I Tt nt Int TNT MITT ig . W.B. TELFER © ACCOUNTING SERVICE Lt Audits System Installed Small Sets of Books Kept Income Tax Reports Made Reasonable Fees BSCS SESSA NT NESSUS ECS EN EGE eee ee PO i OO ee TD TE Yn ny . MODERN GLASSES Eye Ear Nose Throat DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 FIND GOLD Old prospector perfects sure method of locating Id and see. preyes we under noey wodies, th on p and undernea‘ e the efficacy of these daschieinenors whe igs Fe ~ pector says, i, = locate sates for youin 10 min. minutes where otherwise it might take nna without them. With so many prospecting these days, It t these extra eyes that see Dhaene reales ant po and make the biggest finds. Hundreds of th: dollars in goldis available to ambi thet rg peafter it oper and equipped with these ‘gold ‘ae by using a pyre mone, gad if oud don’t ke it we will refun oo God $1.00 for spall sing oF $3 for the standard presi EQUIPMENT CO., Dept. 188 MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TWIN CITIES-SACTO. STAGES With Electric Connection to the Bay Region WEST BOUND Leaves Nevada City 7:15 a. m. 12:30 pi-m.33: 36 -p. m. Leaves Grass Valley 7:30 a. wm. 12-45 3 ms 3700: py ms Arrive Sacramento 9:40 a. m 2:55 p.m. 6:00. py mm. EAST BOUND Sacramento . 9:60. a+ m., 4300 p. m. Grass Valley 12:05 p. m. for S pan. City 12:20 p.m; 6:30 p. m. Leave P2230 Pi Arrive i550 pM, Arrive Nevada 3:05 p. m. Acton M. Cleveland i Camptonville FIRE INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INS. . . NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL LIF E INS. CO . . Best Protection—Less cost in [ LIFE COVERAGES 2 “BOWMAN & BOWMAN Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 308% Broad Street FINGER WAVE 75c PLAIN SHAMPOOS 50c ¢.PERMANENT WAVES Ringlet Ends $5.00 COMPLETE Phone 376 For Appointments Sei eieleieiotelnloiaieieteteiiletstutiteitet stot FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks Home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks Weleome. V. V. FOLEY, Exalted Ruler. R. E. Carr, Secretary. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meéts the Ist and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. CARL LARSEN, C. C. J. C.B. FOSS, K.of R. & S. me Tes CUSTOM ASSAY OFF ICE Don Carlos Billick Mining Engineer Proprietor PROMPTNESS — ACCURACY Corner of Main and Commercial Sts NEVADA CITY California ER Re aaa hem Ceo eaae abet Se re eECeNReNREN, Stop at the MIDWAY BARBECUE We Specialize on all kinds of BARBECUED MEATS Half mile south of Town Talk w——eEeEEeEeeeeeee ——————; NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth MeD. Watson, Prop. Open to all reputable physicians and surgeons Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California . Bstablished 190? . WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO, Cis 42 Maret Sun Prancics

r PACE TWO THE NEVADA_ CITY NUGGET MONDAY, MARCH, 6, 1933 Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 Printed and PubA Legal Newspaper, as defined. by statute. lished at Nevada City. LEETE and ANDERSON ... ae ee Publishers . Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, Cal“jfornia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBCRIPTION RATES One. year, in Nevada County 2. ees $2.00 Outside Nevada -county, in United States.....00.000.00.... 2.59 THE HOUSING SHORTAGE People who would like to live in Nevada City, people who have business here and must have a place to live, are being driven from the city because there are no houses to be rented. They are going out into the woods and tourists camps where they rent the best they can get in the way of one or two roomed cabins at prices that are too high. Some of them go to Grass Valley where they can rent apartments and occasionally find a vacant house. There seems to be but one or two persons in Nevada City who realize the opportunity this house shortage affords them. One o fthem has built a fifteen or twenty, one and two room cabins for which he receives $10 to $15 per month on an investment of not more than $200 per cabin. Another has purchased a number of old houses, thoroughly renovated, repaired and painted them, and now receives excellent rents for them. Both these men declare they know of no other investment which pays so large a percentage of profit as this. A man who has lived in: Nevada City many years, estimates that at least 250 more people would be living in Nevada City today, if they could find house in which to live. Estimate that each person spends $1.50 for groceries, a day that should be flowing into the tills of our local merchants. As a matter of fact, of course they must receive a part of it, but if these people were living here in their own homes, the daily revenue for our local merchants would be greatly . . increased. Superficially it might appear that the people with money . to invest here, have not sufficient faith in their own city to invest it in houses and lots. We do not believe this is the . case. We think it is rather due to fact that it is difficult to see the forest because of the trees. We have lived so close to conditions as they have been for many years, that we do not see them changing before our very eyes. Hope long deferred hath made the investor’s heart so sick that he does not see that here and now there is an opportunity to invest money and receive for it an unusually large return. There never was in the past ten years such a demand for homes as Nevada City now witnesses. There never was a time in that period when building costs were cheaper and rents higher. Here is an opportunity for an investor with little or much money to greatly increase it. THE EDITORIAL CIRCUIT RIDER (A symposium of editorial comment from California newspepers ) By UNITED PRESS Anarchists and radicals must be curbed: While the attempted assisination of President-Elect Roosevelt doubtedless reflects the spirit of revolt now rampant throughout the world, many California editors believe responsibility for attacks of this type may be traced to the tolerant attitude assumed by American authorities toward. malcontents who advocate violence and direct action rather than the orderly process of the ballot. ) Declaring a determined effort is being made by red groups to create discontent that will result in revolution, the Salinas IndexJournal said: “The American people are put to test by the scandalous practice in every community in the states of permitting extreme un-American groups to do.as they will,’ said the Pasadena Star-News. #S rOUR TELEPHONE ‘It’s Daddy!” _— b eOirnnG DOES SO MLC CR SO GiiE Away from home? —Telephone! Noriine will please your loved ones moré than a _ On special occasions or day by day, how much th a Sree — Get1 ne Office: 318 Broad tae Telephone 1 wv: rents, clothing, and recreational expenses, and we have $325) new money into circulation, but aside Bolt? Pine Alice, Where Art Thus Gray, To Genevieve, After th Dean There’s a Light in the ‘averred Low, they passed, that night, Little Buttrecup winked Dear fond foolish song not; For . Hear You Calling A. MER CONGLOMERATE Dedicated to those Who love — the Old Songs 2 Oh; Where is The Old Oaken Bucket Ben Said Bessie the Maid of Dundee, Wher they met on The Trail of the Lonesome "Neath The Shade of the Old Apple Tree. _While Rory O’Moore and demure Daisy Kissed Over the Garden Wall. Then sweet Annie Laurie met Robin Adair On the Bridge neath The Mistletoe Bough; But I’m far frae Me Hame,-.dear, just now. The Mocking Bird warbled his lay Sweet and In the Gloaming they rambled along; Mid Moonlight and* Roses later they paused At the sound of The Whippoor-Will’s song. My Grandfather’s: clock tolled the hours as Three O’clock in the Morning, Late so late for a maid to be out In the Long, Long Ago, The Blue Bells of Scotland were ‘s——Forgotten? g Me ? cried Old Robin e Ball; ¥ Window For Me, He I fear; IT hear. ringing at Our Jack; you’rs Back. RI AM CONNER ee > = ~ WEEKLY . “ie COMMENT . By Christian Andersen A recent despatch stated that a California oil company had sold a large eargo of gasoline to the Soviet Republic. That’s interesting to California, because it puts some more from that there is another interesting phase, which is that the gasoline Was sold’ for four cents per gallon. ‘A little mental arithmetic discloses the phenominal fact that there is a tremendous difference in the price the motorist pays and the price paid by a foreign country. Of course there must be reason. March 7, thousands of trees will be planted in California as a living memorial to Calvin Coolidge. The sentimental side of such a move is more worth while than a whole parkful of dead ~— granite monuments. Aside from this feature, living trees have commercial value as well as adding to the beauty of this already beautiful state. George Bernard Shaw, the British satirical humorist, will be in San Francisco on March 27. He will no doubt do some plain and fancy wisecracking, and. some will take him seriously while others will continue their faith in the world and in humanity. Hitler the new chancellor of Ger many is certainly caught in the ed dies and cross-rips of the nationa sea of trouble and unless he. proves to be the best navigator Germany ever had the ship of state may be foundered on the rocks of communism or some other ism equally as bad. Can’t do anything aobut it so to Herr Hitler—Bon Voyage. Aufwiedersehen. z oa Knowing that if we once permit the diversion of the gas tax funds} to other purposes than that of road building and maintainance it leaves! the gate open for other raids on this! fund, I cannot see why “‘Sunny Jim” keeps bullheadly forcing the issue. If some exigency has brought the budget out of balance, why rob one fund so necessary as the gas tax! fund to cover some error or other in the administering of the state government. Governor Rolph will make himself so disliked in quarters which will control a lot of votes in the next goyernatorial election, that if he runs again he find himself on the short end of the final count. I am a product of the American school system and whatever I have in the way of mental equipment was trained with practically the methods as in use today. My heart still thrills when talk’turns to schools and I can not see how we can cut anything the other hand I would be willing to from the budget of our schools. On} pay even more taxes for schools if I}they were going to be used for education. knew the benefits of The only true legacy any person can leave their children is an edueation which equips them for the role of good citizenship. Arthur Brisbane, the dean of American columnists has consistently tried to describe California and its advantages over the rest of the world but even as versatile a writer as he, finds himself swamped with ideas which the English language is inadequate to express. Overcome with the beauties, the climate, the mountains, the Pacific Ocean. I doubt if even the Bard of Avon could write a tome which would do California pustice. Dont forget to tell the world that NEVADA CITY IS THE GATEWAY TO THE MOUNTAIN PLAYGROUNDS. Ere you read this column our new president will have taken his place as the nations leader. If confidence can be restored with speech then our new president certainly spoke the magic words in his inaugural oration Saturday. I have listened to many powerful orators, including W. J. Bryan, but never have they so completely sold my consciousness as the talk by Franklin D. Roosevelt and most important of all he spoke with a sincere frankness which left nothing for the hearer to guess what was meant. We can i believe trust

more completely in the near future than has* been our privilege for many years. HIGHWAY TRAFFIC IN STATE TAKES BIG DROP SACRAMENTO, Mar. 6—(UP)+— Automobile traffic on the highways of California has dropped approximately 20 per cent according to a traffic count by the state department of publie works. _ The 16-hour count was made on a Sunday and Monday under the supervision of Earl Lee Kelly, director of the department and was one of two counts madq@ during each year. Some of the routes checked and the percentage loss were: Sacramento to Oregon line, 17.7 Sunday and 10.7 per cent Monday; Sacramento to Los Angeles, Sunday 16.5 and Monday 20.7; ~Sacramento to Nevada Jine, Sunday 31. and Monday 10 per cent. HOTEL POWELL former location of TURPIN HOTEL 17 Powell St. at Market St. SAN FRANCISCO If gossip would stop to think, (hele tongues would get a much-needed rest. oO The man who expresses his willingness to obey a woman’s slightest wish usually draws a line—at a large sized one. NOW CLASSIFIED ADS . —s N.C.N. GR. R. COMPANY TIME TABLE: Effective Tuesday, June 28th, 1982 Trains leave Nevada City at 4:45 a. m.; Grass Valley 5:05 a. m. cennect with S. P.:train No. 295 arriving at San Francisco at 12:10 p. m. Train arriving at Grass Valley at 2:10 p. m. and Nevada City 2:31 p. m. bringing passengers from §, P., train 294. Daily except Sunday. Trains leave Nevada City at 3:10 p. m.; Grass. Valley 3:34 p. m., making direct connections with S. P, trains 21 and 20 for points Hast and West. Train 21 arrives at San Francisco 10:10 p. m. Train arriving at Grass Valley at 6:35 p. m., Nevada City 6:55 p. m.,, bringing passengers from S. P. No. 20. MOUNTAIN STAGES Marysville Auto Stage leaves Nevada City at 8:00 a. m. for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1 p. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. ——J LOST AND FOUND LOST—Leather wallet with driver’s license, purple slip and other private papers. Please return to Nugget office. 2tp FOUND—Buch of keys. Apply Nugget office. Owner may have same by describing and paying for ad. ‘i? FOUND—Seven keys on ring ineluding automobile and Yale lock keys. Apply Nugget office. FOR SALE FOR SALE+—5-room house’ unfurnished with bath. Located just below. Nevada. City high ‘school. .nquire at 133 Murphy st. or.518 So. Auburn St. Grass Valley 2tp FOR SALE—6 tube ‘Zenith Radio with eliminator A. Battery and Trickle Charger—Complete. Very cheap. Apply at Nugget office 4t RAILS—Two tons, 3 ‘and — 12 pound rails at Nevada City. Bulk of these have never been used. Fish plates included. $100 takes all. Care of the Nugget. BoxY tf FOR SALE—Engine and 1%4”’ centrifugal pump, D. C., portable unit on common __ sub-base. Heavy. * gravel wheelbarrow. Apply box wit Nugget office. FOR SALE—Pine 12 in chunks. 14 inch stove wood, $2.75. Manzinita, $3.00, oak stove wood. 14 in. $3.50. chunks, $3.50 same length and 12 inch $3.00. S. Sopen P. O. Box 6. Or call Nob Hill Grocery. FOR SALE— One 7-in. hydraulic monitor. Inquire Geo. L. Duffey, Forest Hill, in care of Mayflowe1 Gravel Mine. 20tf. FOR RENT UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED — To rent either in city or within a mile of Nevada City. Four or ifve rooms desired. Answer Box G. Nevada City Nugget: WAN Small stamp mill. 4” 6’ 8” rivited pipe.Water wheel. Mine car ete., Address 5834 Green St. Emeryville, California. _ dtp SET eee te nt I Tt nt Int TNT MITT ig . W.B. TELFER © ACCOUNTING SERVICE Lt Audits System Installed Small Sets of Books Kept Income Tax Reports Made Reasonable Fees BSCS SESSA NT NESSUS ECS EN EGE eee ee PO i OO ee TD TE Yn ny . MODERN GLASSES Eye Ear Nose Throat DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 FIND GOLD Old prospector perfects sure method of locating Id and see. preyes we under noey wodies, th on p and undernea‘ e the efficacy of these daschieinenors whe igs Fe ~ pector says, i, = locate sates for youin 10 min. minutes where otherwise it might take nna without them. With so many prospecting these days, It t these extra eyes that see Dhaene reales ant po and make the biggest finds. Hundreds of th: dollars in goldis available to ambi thet rg peafter it oper and equipped with these ‘gold ‘ae by using a pyre mone, gad if oud don’t ke it we will refun oo God $1.00 for spall sing oF $3 for the standard presi EQUIPMENT CO., Dept. 188 MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TWIN CITIES-SACTO. STAGES With Electric Connection to the Bay Region WEST BOUND Leaves Nevada City 7:15 a. m. 12:30 pi-m.33: 36 -p. m. Leaves Grass Valley 7:30 a. wm. 12-45 3 ms 3700: py ms Arrive Sacramento 9:40 a. m 2:55 p.m. 6:00. py mm. EAST BOUND Sacramento . 9:60. a+ m., 4300 p. m. Grass Valley 12:05 p. m. for S pan. City 12:20 p.m; 6:30 p. m. Leave P2230 Pi Arrive i550 pM, Arrive Nevada 3:05 p. m. Acton M. Cleveland i Camptonville FIRE INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INS. . . NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL LIF E INS. CO . . Best Protection—Less cost in [ LIFE COVERAGES 2 “BOWMAN & BOWMAN Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 308% Broad Street FINGER WAVE 75c PLAIN SHAMPOOS 50c ¢.PERMANENT WAVES Ringlet Ends $5.00 COMPLETE Phone 376 For Appointments Sei eieleieiotelnloiaieieteteiiletstutiteitet stot FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks Home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks Weleome. V. V. FOLEY, Exalted Ruler. R. E. Carr, Secretary. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meéts the Ist and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome. CARL LARSEN, C. C. J. C.B. FOSS, K.of R. & S. me Tes CUSTOM ASSAY OFF ICE Don Carlos Billick Mining Engineer Proprietor PROMPTNESS — ACCURACY Corner of Main and Commercial Sts NEVADA CITY California ER Re aaa hem Ceo eaae abet Se re eECeNReNREN, Stop at the MIDWAY BARBECUE We Specialize on all kinds of BARBECUED MEATS Half mile south of Town Talk w——eEeEEeEeeeeeee ——————; NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth MeD. Watson, Prop. Open to all reputable physicians and surgeons Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California . Bstablished 190? . WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO, Cis 42 Maret Sun Prancics