May 1, 1939 (4 pages)

ee _ Mr, and Mrs. George ‘Tyared, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lysterup left Phursday for Utah to attend and returned home yesterday. a month. TEN Here's your chance to save on your spring painting. Highest:quality Fuller Paints. These special prices will NOT be repeated this year. “HOUSE” PAINT Fuller Pure Prepared; For a beautiful protecting “all over” job. For two weeks, THROUGH th price slashed to. 92: quart 55¢ pint 2.9]. PORCH PAINT Fuller Porch & Deck Paint. Waterproof. Stands hard use. For two weeks, nada cially reduced to. $1.86 cat wa oul, 03. EXTERIOR VARNISH Fullerspar. To weatherprotect doors, garden furniture, etc. Big savings ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 Phone 88 front for two weeks at. at 87 ouies” NEVADA CITY. = Sta TEP I oA ET ET ETD Mrs. W. C. Buffington and L. Savsturned Sunday evening from San the Jose returning with Mr, Savies mothfuneral ef the two brother’s sister er who has been visiting there about ' Social Events Mrs. Kimball's Daughter: Celebrates Birthday Mrs. Kittie Kimball of Nevada City met her daughter, of Oakland, in Sacramento Sunday and they celejolly little party. Mrs. Kimball is leaving Thursday for her mine, the Reliance Quartz and Placer. Machinery is being taken to the property and operation will start on the quartz veins immediately. She owns more than 52 per cent of the property and will remain at the mine to supervise operations. It is on the Middle Yuba river ‘between and to the east of the Neighbor producing properties are the Oriental, Sixteen-to-One and the Plumbago. Mrs, Kimball and associates spent several thousand dol-, lars on the ground last year developing gravel deposits. Miss Vivian Hartshorn and Ray Deal Wed Roy Deal and Miss Vivian Hartshorn were married in the court house in Reno, at five o’clock yesterday evening. Miss Leila Shaughnessy niece of the groom, was bridesmaid and George Joyal acted as best MieCloud ‘were also present for the wedding ceremony. Young Deal has many relatives in} Nevada and Sierra counties to whom the wedding will come as a complete surprise. He holds a position with. the Idaho Maryland mine at Hills Flat. and a honey moon will be en-. joyed later as he was unable to leave; his work. The young people have the ‘best wishes of their many relatives . and friends. Mrs. Florence Dickey and secretary, Mrs. Kraft, passed through Nevada City Thursday afternoon enroute to Mrs. Dickey’s property, the Oriental mine, at Alleghany. Mrs. Dickey is just returning from a several months trip through Europe and the South Sea Isles. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Will Moulton of Boulder street, Saturday April 29, 1939, in Jones Memorial Hospital, an eight aaee girl. Mrs. Howard: Bore is confined to her home with a severe sick spell and her many friends hope for her an early recovery. and money. ‘ * Una 9 Nevada Counts Trucking Co. s Pacific Tricking glass front extends the block in length. Somewhere in Your Daily Life ‘You Depend Upon Your Railroad! The clock never stops in railroad life. Twenty four hours each day. some individual or group pounds away at the incessant task of seeing that freight deliveries are made to local store doors on time. These railroad men, besides having a job to perform, have a promise “to uphold, a service to render to shopper, shipper and receiver. If you are a shipper the expedience of railroad delivery means the difference between profit and loss, If you are a receiver it means standard or spcialty goods stocked on shelves to serve a public who has come to believe unswervingly in your reliability. If you are a \shopper the prompt delivery of your railroad means a buying saving in time Receivers of merchandise know that railroads—and the local key-line, the Nevada County Narrow Gauge—maintains . schedules to best serve their needs with rates to meet the pocketbook. They know, too, that their establishment, no matter how small, enjoys the same freighting charges as does the business neighbor whose plate . From the standpoint of economy alone your railroad serves you better than any comparison of competition can offer. N EVADA COUNTY NARROW UGE RAILROAD geo ae aa x brated the latter's birthday with a’ town of Alleghany and Graniteville. man. Miss Doris Kelley and Jimmie, . Anna Tucker and Mrs. Belle Douglass aera a trip to Lake Tahoe NUGGET Lene ogee COUGHLIN AND PENROSE WIN TO Miles Coughiih and Howard Penrose were elected Saturday by an overwhelminig majority to the Nevada City school ‘board. A total of 766 votes were cast. This constitutes a record in school board elections in this city. The vote follows: Miles Di -Commnlin ci 5s6seleeee aes 512 Howard Penrose ..2.-.---.--.-.--+461 5 ee OLEAN, aventeoscsvivapancadesdscukenaes 285 Re ROTO LOS Clos cus Cevsuteeee dena 245 memibers of the board succeeding their opponents who have given many ‘years of faithful service with no compensation save the satisfaction that comes from work well done. VETERAN, DEAD John Marks, 44 years old World War veteran, who fired a bulet into his brain last Friday afternoon, died at ‘the county hospital Saturday morning and ‘was buried from Holmes Funeral Home chapel this fore‘noon. Rev. J. P. O'Reilly officiated and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery. Banner Mt. Post, V. ,F. W., of which he was a member . participated in the cide ‘. Marks was a native Nevada i City and was employed in ee mines until he enlisted in the army and . soneca about a year overseas going}, . through some of the worst fighting on the battle front. He was severely wounded by bursting schrapnel and was in several hospitals many months but always had to walk with one or sometimes two crutches. In recent conference with a bay city doctor he learned his leg might have to come off at the hip and it is believed this prospect with constant pain, caused him to despair. He had been operating a cafe on Broad street about a . year and seemed in good spirits up until the time of the shooting. The community ‘was saddened by his tragic death. He was the son of Mrs. Mary Silva Marks and the late. Manuel Marks. Also surviving him are, one drother, /Manuel Marks of San Francisco: ' seven sisters,-Mrs. Joe Gast, Mrs. Albert Robinson, Mrs. Leslie Jaynes, Mrs. Bell Hallett, Nevada City; Mrs. Charles Mosser, Mrs. Lloyd Owens and Mrs. Mary Gambrini, Grass Valley. F Pall bearers were, Lew Wanamake, Ray Ball, Edwin Walker, Lee Jeffrey, Max Weiss and Julio Pinella, all members of Banner Mt. Post, iV. F. W. Dersonal’ Charles A. Hegarty arrived in Nevada City Thursday and accompanied ‘by Mr. Morrison left Friday for the Greystone property in which Mr. Hegarty is interested. Mr. Hegarty has spent the winter months with a niece and nephew at Napa. } Mike Denike of North San Juan was in Nevada City Thursday. He is making many improvements in his hotel remodeling and renovating the building in preparation for the big celebration on May 14 and 15 and the coming season. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finnegan and daughter Peggy went to San Francisco Saturday. Mr, Finnegan to attend ‘to business. Mrs. Finnegan and Peggy will remain visiting Mrs, Finnegans mother until Wednesday. Cc. R. Bennetts, P. G. & E. employee of the Big Tunnel district, was a business visitor in Nevada City Saturday. He stated as far as he could observe that fishing would not be very good in his district on opening day (May first. ' Mrs. Hazel Johnson, Miss Betty Held and C. Danzer, Bill Held and Herman Spencer enjoyed a trip to Lake Tahoe Sunday. It was a beautiful drive and many people were enjoying the’ beautiful day in the high Sierra. (Mr. and Mrs. Tony ‘Costa are in . Sacramento where they have gone in the interests of Mr, Costa’s health. Mr, and Mrs. Fred. Beedle and Miss Lily Snell of Reno, visited the dadies brother, Jack Snell, and Mr, ‘Beedles sister, Mrs. Hitchens on Sunday. SCHOOL BOARD} Coughlin and Perose will become), JOHN MARKS, WAR) A picturization of "MONDAY th e novel: ‘FanTHE LITTLE PRINCESS 2". Temple playing the title role. It is a story of the daughter of a great soldier in the Boer War. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ¢ A F E SOCIETY America’s new, spectacular, brilliant “400” is the background of the Deb Queen who became “the —* most famous kissless bride, THU RSDAY You CAN'T CHEAT HONEST MAN . C. Fields in another of his great comedies that cause tears to Pe down any cheek, smooth or wrinkled. And the picture, short _ but very -thrilling, of ‘LEWIS VS. ROPER. Le Expert —— ‘ TAKE GOOD CARE OF Remo Gace cat MOR ca: YOUR PETS ani ste Covered Buttons and We carry complete lines of NEVA BOREHAM every necessity for the health Phone 404, Grass Valley 208 umn and happiness of your dogs, cats, birds. Sergeants, Glovers, Claytons, Pulvex, Nema and other preparations for dogs and cats. Full stock of Justrite Blra Needs, Laundry DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous ServiceFree Delivery All our work is priced right Phone 577 241 Commercial Nevada City R. E. HARRIS THE Rexall ‘Phone DRUG STORE 100 JUNIOR BUSINESS BUILDERS Nevada City QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY St. STORE Buy the Weekly Specials and Help Your Favorite Junior Make Jumps FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BEER— Drawings, Paintings, Photographs, Colored Reproductions ‘314 Broad. Street SEPIAGRAPHS ocr = ~ Nevada Ci Clifford Warner #!\__ et LEONG GROCERY —WINE _ncr "Hl RECEIVING HOSPITAL CLINIC 118 Bush Street GRASS VALLEY THE SHAMROCK CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Wyant, Props. Complete 4 course dinner. Choice of fish, steak, turkey or chicken 50c —SPECIAL— SUNDAY DINNER DANIEL L, HIRSCH, M. D. 50 CENTS Director 226 Broad St. Nevada City LICENSED MATERNITY HOSPITAL Maternity Clinic Monday, TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you please notify the Nugget Office any time you do not receive your copy of the Nevada City Nugget. PHONE 36 partum Care, born for the first 6 months. ment including Color Therap Wednesday, Friday 8:30-10 A, M. Pre-natal Care, Delivery, PostCare of the NewMost Modern Electrical Equipy cA NEEDS cared for at EXPERT MECHANICS GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES, BATTERIES ALL. YOUR MOTOR Dick Lane’s Garage WASHING POLISHING, RENT Broad and Union Sts,, Phone 525 + NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE e Practical mining tests from 26 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets,value of sulphurets and tailings. ' Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New YorkCalifornia Underwriters, Westchester and © Delaware’ Underwriters Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE _E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor Cae a cs tk te ts ts ts ss i hi te i ce i ei te . EDBURTNEROF THE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS NOW IS THE TIME To spruce up. Get, your Spring Suits cleaned now. Our sample line of Spring and Summer Suits is here. Select yours now. 111 MAIN STREET GRASS VALLBY PHONE 876 a Mr. . Mrs. Will Jeffrey and son Charles, and Mrs. Ida Guenther motored to Reno, Sunday and had a most enjoyable trip; Mr. and Mrs. James Penrose, Mrs. r, and Mie. 3 F. Dolan and Mr. Mrs. Jack = “SUNNYSIDE. ‘GREENHOUSEScat HAE 69

ee _ Mr, and Mrs. George ‘Tyared, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lysterup left Phursday for Utah to attend and returned home yesterday. a month. TEN Here's your chance to save on your spring painting. Highest:quality Fuller Paints. These special prices will NOT be repeated this year. “HOUSE” PAINT Fuller Pure Prepared; For a beautiful protecting “all over” job. For two weeks, THROUGH th price slashed to.. 92: quart 55¢ pint 2.9]. PORCH PAINT Fuller Porch & Deck Paint. Waterproof. Stands hard use. For two weeks, nada cially reduced to.. $1.86 cat wa oul, 03.. EXTERIOR VARNISH Fullerspar. To weatherprotect doors, garden furniture, etc. Big savings ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 Phone 88 front for two weeks at.. at 87 ouies” NEVADA CITY. = Sta TEP I oA ET ET ETD Mrs. W. C. Buffington and L. Savsturned Sunday evening from San the Jose returning with Mr, Savies mothfuneral ef the two brother’s sister er who has been visiting there about ' Social Events Mrs. Kimball's Daughter: Celebrates Birthday Mrs. Kittie Kimball of Nevada City met her daughter, of Oakland, in Sacramento Sunday and they celejolly little party. Mrs. Kimball is leaving Thursday for her mine, the Reliance Quartz and Placer. Machinery is being taken to the property and operation will start on the quartz veins immediately. She owns more than 52 per cent of the property and will remain at the mine to supervise operations. It is on the Middle Yuba river ‘between and to the east of the Neighbor producing properties are the Oriental, Sixteen-to-One and the Plumbago. Mrs, Kimball and associates spent several thousand dol-, lars on the ground last year developing gravel deposits. Miss Vivian Hartshorn and Ray Deal Wed Roy Deal and Miss Vivian Hartshorn were married in the court house in Reno, at five o’clock yesterday evening. Miss Leila Shaughnessy niece of the groom, was bridesmaid and George Joyal acted as best MieCloud ‘were also present for the wedding ceremony. Young Deal has many relatives in} Nevada and Sierra counties to whom the wedding will come as a complete surprise. He holds a position with. the Idaho Maryland mine at Hills Flat. and a honey moon will be en-. joyed later as he was unable to leave; his work. The young people have the ‘best wishes of their many relatives . and friends. Mrs. Florence Dickey and secretary, Mrs. Kraft, passed through Nevada City Thursday afternoon enroute to Mrs. Dickey’s property, the Oriental mine, at Alleghany. Mrs. Dickey is just returning from a several months trip through Europe and the South Sea Isles. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Will Moulton of Boulder street, Saturday April 29, 1939, in Jones Memorial Hospital, an eight aaee girl. Mrs. Howard: Bore is confined to her home with a severe sick spell and her many friends hope for her an early recovery. and money. ‘ * Una 9 Nevada Counts Trucking Co. s Pacific Tricking glass front extends the block in length. Somewhere in Your Daily Life ‘You Depend Upon Your Railroad! The clock never stops in railroad life. Twenty four hours each day. some individual or group pounds away at the incessant task of seeing that freight deliveries are made to local store doors on time. These railroad men, besides having a job to perform, have a promise “to uphold, a service to render to shopper, shipper and receiver. If you are a shipper the expedience of railroad delivery means the difference between profit and loss, If you are a receiver it means standard or spcialty goods stocked on shelves to serve a public who has come to believe unswervingly in your reliability. If you are a \shopper the prompt delivery of your railroad means a buying saving in time Receivers of merchandise know that railroads—and the local key-line, the Nevada County Narrow Gauge—maintains . schedules to best serve their needs with rates to meet the pocketbook. They know, too, that their establishment, no matter how small, enjoys the same freighting charges as does the business neighbor whose plate . From the standpoint of economy alone your railroad serves you better than any comparison of competition can offer. N EVADA COUNTY NARROW UGE RAILROAD geo ae aa x brated the latter's birthday with a’ town of Alleghany and Graniteville. man. Miss Doris Kelley and Jimmie, . Anna Tucker and Mrs. Belle Douglass aera a trip to Lake Tahoe NUGGET Lene ogee COUGHLIN AND PENROSE WIN TO Miles Coughiih and Howard Penrose were elected Saturday by an overwhelminig majority to the Nevada City school ‘board. A total of 766 votes were cast. This constitutes a record in school board elections in this city. The vote follows: Miles Di -Commnlin ci 5s6seleeee aes 512 Howard Penrose ...2.-.---.--.-.--+461 5 ee OLEAN, aventeoscsvivapancadesdscukenaes 285 Re ROTO LOS Clos cus Cevsuteeee dena 245 memibers of the board succeeding their opponents who have given many ‘years of faithful service with no compensation save the satisfaction that comes from work well done. VETERAN, DEAD John Marks, 44 years old World War veteran, who fired a bulet into his brain last Friday afternoon, died at ‘the county hospital Saturday morning and ‘was buried from Holmes Funeral Home chapel this fore‘noon. Rev. J. P. O'Reilly officiated and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery. Banner Mt. Post, V. ,F. W., of which he was a member . participated in the cide ‘. Marks was a native Nevada i City and was employed in ee mines until he enlisted in the army and . soneca about a year overseas going}, . through some of the worst fighting on the battle front. He was severely wounded by bursting schrapnel and was in several hospitals many months but always had to walk with one or sometimes two crutches. In recent conference with a bay city doctor he learned his leg might have to come off at the hip and it is believed this prospect with constant pain, caused him to despair. He had been operating a cafe on Broad street about a . year and seemed in good spirits up until the time of the shooting. The community ‘was saddened by his tragic death. He was the son of Mrs. Mary Silva Marks and the late. Manuel Marks. Also surviving him are, one drother, /Manuel Marks of San Francisco:

' seven sisters,-Mrs. Joe Gast, Mrs. Albert Robinson, Mrs. Leslie Jaynes, Mrs. Bell Hallett, Nevada City; Mrs. Charles Mosser, Mrs. Lloyd Owens and Mrs. Mary Gambrini, Grass Valley. F Pall bearers were, Lew Wanamake, Ray Ball, Edwin Walker, Lee Jeffrey, Max Weiss and Julio Pinella, all members of Banner Mt. Post, iV. F. W. Dersonal’ Charles A. Hegarty arrived in Nevada City Thursday and accompanied ‘by Mr. Morrison left Friday for the Greystone property in which Mr. Hegarty is interested. Mr. Hegarty has spent the winter months with a niece and nephew at Napa. } Mike Denike of North San Juan was in Nevada City Thursday. He is making many improvements in his hotel remodeling and renovating the building in preparation for the big celebration on May 14 and 15 and the coming season. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finnegan and daughter Peggy went to San Francisco Saturday. Mr, Finnegan to attend ‘to business. Mrs. Finnegan and Peggy will remain visiting Mrs, Finnegans mother until Wednesday. Cc. R. Bennetts, P. G. & E. employee of the Big Tunnel district, was a business visitor in Nevada City Saturday. He stated as far as he could observe that fishing would not be very good in his district on opening day (May first. ' Mrs. Hazel Johnson, Miss Betty Held and C. Danzer, Bill Held and Herman Spencer enjoyed a trip to Lake Tahoe Sunday. It was a beautiful drive and many people were enjoying the’ beautiful day in the high Sierra. (Mr. and Mrs. Tony ‘Costa are in . Sacramento where they have gone in the interests of Mr, Costa’s health. Mr, and Mrs. Fred. Beedle and Miss Lily Snell of Reno, visited the dadies brother, Jack Snell, and Mr, ‘Beedles sister, Mrs. Hitchens on Sunday. SCHOOL BOARD} Coughlin and Perose will become), JOHN MARKS, WAR) A picturization of "MONDAY th e novel: ‘FanTHE LITTLE PRINCESS 2". Temple playing the title role. It is a story of the daughter of a great soldier in the Boer War. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ¢ A F E SOCIETY America’s new, spectacular, brilliant “400” is the background of the Deb Queen who became “the —* most famous kissless bride, THU RSDAY You CAN'T CHEAT HONEST MAN . C. Fields in another of his great comedies that cause tears to Pe down any cheek, smooth or wrinkled. And the picture, short _ but very -thrilling, of ‘LEWIS VS. ROPER. Le Expert —— ‘ TAKE GOOD CARE OF Remo Gace cat MOR ca: YOUR PETS ani ste Covered Buttons and We carry complete lines of NEVA BOREHAM every necessity for the health Phone 404, Grass Valley 208 umn and happiness of your dogs, cats, birds. Sergeants, Glovers, Claytons, Pulvex, Nema and other preparations for dogs and cats. Full stock of Justrite Blra Needs, Laundry DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous ServiceFree Delivery All our work is priced right Phone 577 241 Commercial Nevada City R. E. HARRIS THE Rexall ‘Phone DRUG STORE 100 JUNIOR BUSINESS BUILDERS Nevada City QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY St. STORE Buy the Weekly Specials and Help Your Favorite Junior Make Jumps FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BEER— Drawings, Paintings, Photographs, Colored Reproductions ‘314 Broad. Street SEPIAGRAPHS ocr = ~ Nevada Ci Clifford Warner #!\__ et LEONG GROCERY —WINE _ncr "Hl RECEIVING HOSPITAL CLINIC 118 Bush Street GRASS VALLEY THE SHAMROCK CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Wyant, Props. Complete 4 course dinner. Choice of fish, steak, turkey or chicken 50c —SPECIAL— SUNDAY DINNER DANIEL L, HIRSCH, M. D. 50 CENTS Director 226 Broad St. Nevada City LICENSED MATERNITY HOSPITAL Maternity Clinic Monday, TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you please notify the Nugget Office any time you do not receive your copy of the Nevada City Nugget. PHONE 36 partum Care, born for the first 6 months. ment including Color Therap Wednesday, Friday 8:30-10 A, M. Pre-natal Care, Delivery, PostCare of the NewMost Modern Electrical Equipy cA NEEDS cared for at EXPERT MECHANICS GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES, BATTERIES ALL. YOUR MOTOR Dick Lane’s Garage WASHING POLISHING, RENT Broad and Union Sts,, Phone 525 + NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE e Practical mining tests from 26 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets,value of sulphurets and tailings. ' Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New YorkCalifornia Underwriters, Westchester and © Delaware’ Underwriters Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE _E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor Cae a cs tk te ts ts ts ss i hi te i ce i ei te . EDBURTNEROF THE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS NOW IS THE TIME To spruce up. Get, your Spring Suits cleaned now. Our sample line of Spring and Summer Suits is here. Select yours now. 111 MAIN STREET GRASS VALLBY PHONE 876 a Mr. . Mrs. Will Jeffrey and son Charles, and Mrs. Ida Guenther motored to Reno, Sunday and had a most enjoyable trip; Mr. and Mrs. James Penrose, Mrs. r, and Mie. 3 F. Dolan and Mr. Mrs.. Jack = “SUNNYSIDE. ‘GREENHOUSEScat HAE 69