May 11, 1934 (8 pages)

PAGE TWO THE NEVADA ee NUGGET _FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1934 ~ CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, May 6.—-Fire Guard Albert H. Hamilton, met with a@ painful accident Friday when he ran a pine needle into his eye, and had to go to Nevada City for médical attention. The injury is not serious and he will recover. . Leonard L, Bishop, an employee of the Grant and Heether Lumber Company, was unable ‘to work several days last week due to a large and painful boil on the knee. bs CONSTABLE RESIGNS CAMPTONVILLE, May 4.—Constable A. H. Behrens, who has been in office for the past six years, Has tendered his resignation to the Yuba County Board of Supervisors to take effect July 1st. Aspirants for the vacant position should file applications with the County Clerk for apHPS r Wa. AR NY OF our, ? fon co MPANY TONIGH Lone ie The Center of the Meal We can fill your needs for the dinner party OUR SAUSAGES have won the ap. proval of our most fastidious patrons, You will surprised at their flavor and freshness.—-WHY NOT GIVH THEM A TRIAL? Keystone Meat Market COMMERCIAL i ' Nevada City : S.F. CHINATOWN Francisco's town, the largest Chinese community outside of the Orient, will give Knights Templar attending the 39th Triennial Conclave to be held here, While’ pondering as to how he was July 7th, to 13th., one of the most . jsoing to complete the transaction satunique entertainments ever staged . . isfactorily, the Sheriff tossed a nickel jon the candy case to treat the boy to The boy, seeing a way his desired purpose, for any convention, committee, headed by . Some candy. Lau, president of the Bank of . to accomplish picked salts, and had his 8e left for candy, , Score oof prominent Chinese Masons, . and grinned'a happy word of thanks is Working up an elaborate and col. to, the Sheriff for this financial. assisorful day-by-day entertainment sah tance. G. Canton and of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and including about a. . . i] t . WILL ENTERTAIN CALIF. TEMPLARS . vill SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.—San world tamous.::ChinaA citizens’ B. e, was in town Saturday on official business, and in the store, treating some of his old friends, a small: boy came in to make a purchase. The boy came to purchase a package of } Epsom.salts which cost 15¢c, but had only 10c to buy it with, and 3c with which to get SHERIFF MAKES HAPPY CANDY HUNGRY BOY CAMPTONVILLE, May Sheriff Charles J. McCoy, of Marys-! up the U.C. ENGINEERS7.—While e' , a graduate of the University of California, or if you ever attend the state the chances are nine to one that you will have your permanent home in this state for the Pe of your life. .On the other hand, cluded in the ten per cent who leave the state, there is an excellent possibility that you will wind: up in Lapuniversity, candy for himself. if you are inAleutian Islands. nickel, bought the by the California Alumni Association in collecting information for a. geographical directory of alumni to be Letterheads Billheads Envelopes Business Cards Memorandum § lips Phone 3€ NEVADA » WIN MEW AT EARTH'S ENDS BERKELEY, ‘May 1 10.—If you are . Get our prices \ . 1 \ } . . . . ‘ANGELS CAMP TO RESUME JUMPING’ FROG JUBILEE ANGELS CAMP, May 10—A graphic display of the methods of min‘ing from the earliest period down to the present day, with machinery on exhibition while in actual operation is planned in conjunction with the Jumping Frog Jubilee May 19-20. This is announced by Ben H. Carlow, chairman: of the minerals and land, Thibet, the Cameroons, Argen-. ™ining committee of the Jumping tina, the Malay States, Russia or the. Frog Jubilee. Carlow says the idea has met with hearty response and Wise: tedte News been “wucavored ithat the success of the feature is almost assured, All of the counties of the Mother Lode, will display their mineral published in September, according to;Wealth,_and various other. minerals CAMPTONVILLE WEATHER : ; CAMPTONVILLE, . May 3.—The monthly, weather report for this sec} tion as compiled by Elmer S. Rs Hall, local observer for the U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau at the P. G. & BE. Mill near here, shows very little precipitation for the month of April A total rainfall of 2.86 inches is recorded, with the greatest amount of 1.23 on the 23. No snowfall for the month ts noted. The maximum temperature of the month was recorded on the 11th., at 82 degrees, with a minimum of 32 degrees on the 3rd. Three electrical storms for the month on the 23, 24, and the 30th. Snow fell at a slightly higher elevaae on Monday night. : % ! “PINGING” MOTOR When a motor knock or “ning’”’ a m wWicwnar Fyn rt we PAW io WH sRES wt id di And /), MAIN STREET NI IVADA pointment for the unexpired term. San Francisco’s Knights Templa Robert Sibley, executive manager of}°f commercial value found in the tld after several thousand 2 ay carbo js : »{{{ Chinatown itself, is to be elabo-. time in 18 years since 1916, that! A statement issued by Carlow, ©arbon accumulation in the combus Efficiant Mining is your Success” . . } . reads: tion chamber, according to the Em‘ pemsely decorated after the most fes-. university graduates have been so. ergency Road Servi ¢ : senc , $] ha Cut 20 per cent off your tive fashion of festival-loving Chin. SUPERISOR ASKS classified. . We are attempting to aid the ae one a ipa uA of the Califor ° { 4 a State utomobile ati: mill over-head ; pave: There will be streamers and! Information for the directory !C4use by attracting attention to the TH ZoRditoN Si ‘: pauediatie Arata ; ee rr pa ; B: e A. I. BALDWIN . flags across famous Grant Avenue, which is being collected reveals that /™ineral wealth existing throughout HOUces bla in w hich particularly : the -main thoroughfare of. China4 . 92.08 per cent of the: alumni of the : the Mother Lode area by inter-couneat © & compression mo1325 92nd. Ave Oakland, Calif. ; E ; mineral displ sh Ps tor if anti-knock fuel is not used, Ph Trinidad 8725 , town, known to tourists all over the university remain in California all pra splays showing gold, Carbon should be + ‘ Ch) r é ee se pt : é 8 2 rem ad at x= rise — world. Each street lamp standara'! ‘ a their lives. Of the 7.92 per cent who /80ld bearing ore, and other minerals ; oved at regu x ; Supervisor Joseph Frank, known to of i‘ ; 1 lar intervals. a ']] 18 to be decorated and every merall the’ folien ta 4k St ; wander afield, 6.42 per cent scatter}! cammercial value found in the E > folks in e southwestern . ai ps ony —— ae chant will put forth his greatest art . (part of:the county as “Joe,” annoiwtn themselves around forty-seven states, ! Mountain counties. that.1 mine operators and owners wilt LL ———— ——===,. in the decoration of his shop and ba-! tow ‘tis Aeatte peciuction 3 : fe while the 1.50 per cent abroad turn, According to Carlow, the exhibit have an opportunity of viewing the { aar . ces 2 elec rom he . . . will remain intact ¢ ‘ zaar. . ¢ ; > re ain intact for-one week gs z ‘ . . : Fourth Supervisorial’ District in to-{'? 4% many es = ‘ : soi . AIO starters ee eee Pete, oO t e r’ S iH In Waverly Place an open air the. day's issue of the Nevada City Nug. Sparsly ee led areas 6 the worlc Lo Be ere este eetontete sete steoertostente seafesfooerdeofereopen este fortes fale testesteate ste temeatse . jjater is to. be constructed where} got . Sibly attributes the wide scattering if : pens’ 3 . . }; nightly Chinese entertainment and . j ; ,of foreign alumni to the faet—that. + . . : force ‘S a ge He has served 16 years in that aga wl o abroad ate t a vreat . & ee j a HW] band concerts will be given. Every s : nf 5 those Who go abroad ar O -&. Eres % mf J j effort will be put forth to. give the sig Sit ede) “ ah 2s aki z has . extent engineers, missionaries, and ik ° he . . ee 7 conscientiously followed a road econ. A . : . % : *e . . ohte Ta ny wialtnpe , ees . } ig g , ntz at -fF. 4 . i . Sunday May ] 3th . . Knights Templar visitors the feeling struction proogram that has eonve rtpe See en on diplo . ate Phones v4 F 3 and 7-F-14 Camptonville, Calif. % . : rand atmos sphere of old China. In 1H sss e : lmatie service, and also because the 2 4 . i el le narrow roads of this st } F . * + % . ‘ye ave showing a large as. . . Chinatown’s restaurants and cates ey agai oy fue oes dee university has for a long time had j% Lumber, Millwork, Sashdoors, Corrugated Iron, Nails,sortment of beautiful Mother’s ablaze with lights. wi ap the fs pay ovr T0O8CS, la large proportion of foreign stud-iZ Rs . s . ! wee Meets wi te Maittid the ge acts Pie pe ance cde proj i eee Builder’s Supplies, Shingles, Shakes, Mining, Timbers, + . Day Cards. Mysterious cuisine of Agi: “ents sent here by their countires for t 4 eH Aa ine of Asia, aan ‘nar Maio Niti rT pes, . e 3 it! There will be virls frem’the Chin: acn other, iiis condition prevails ; special study. \ Lagging, Wood ~ 10c to 25c . bese YW AS in quaint garb to ne ee rey Or ee, aera roth interestin fact lich ,# NG . Mother’s Day Gift Boxes of . ig uide the women Visitors and ‘eom1e fourth supervisorial distriet a aneea ‘Onizt alumni associa. * 2 per cent 10 days, 30 days net-14 per cent per month on past 6 Gales; Miss Saylors: and Haas ae es of men from the Chi ie : ae 2 “I ies ioe * t ie as eRe t former univers: . ¢ due accounts % . } APUSS Gailey oO tn uba county! 1% a Chocolates. jCh amber of Commerce to conduct the \ tuden for the if { ot fe RA j ‘ Kn ht Templai in tour —-of that te 3 ; ron” Bear River to lo "< rain 1 r fc ,ia bu ip “ TRUCK LOAD LOT S DELIVERED x art-of Chinatown not al } ie nee tae bc Or diversified hy tel { y ive KS f rof ional id SOT onditior 1d idi ountain . ange . 7 Aeikerteatente siesta eae ate ostestonte cleatoatestuotente ste ateate teste Sete ietetulototitototettotete tebe: testesfeade f f I . rd . j ih < f j UNEVEN ‘TRAVE! D hion: ; a meen Fe i SMCS GL OMAM ON R DaeT N27 . . ea ee anne . I a le ! tendene. ees a I H R. E; HA ARIS i ; » by Fra bj i iN eva ra op age Nevada City Phone 100 1 ( a j : [B) A 1S. re { a i ot re eae CI ASSEs ea — wee UU . ' ULASOL.S j 4 . j i iy ie bay i Ope nh. { 100 Oo a new: 1d x . DI ! rf . ; op H 4 for pe le whose eyesight is poor a Fe . rl i bu F be WR V¥ i F as OLEH Ci 7rTy I ‘ a4 id f Cre AC ~ Hy CAE Be VLU. HH OTIRALY, Q. D. 7} i cr I EAS GAS AND OF {i i ay ‘ OPTOMETRIST r 1 . L Ey — kK and o i] i4VEry m. ind aA (Ge PER OS IIS IE, : een Overh att ie iW Va lve ( Vind ing is Gr TS AND REI Ne 5 Ep YEP hil . 4 Vier ri. PA Hc IRS AX J AiR DE ee ES ‘CLAM Ics CUPY PHONE 138 . \ tad 4s —, Carmen Veck % elle H. + * PHONE 740 * * BEL LE’S tics Ui ¥ SHOP Thompson SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE & MANICURE Permanent Waves Complete $2.95 $3.50 $5.00 up GRASS VALLEY FA he MINING DIRECTORY NMeang and Metallurgical Engineers — Examinations — Roports —Technical Management — Mining Machinery — Power Plante ASSAYER and MINING ENGINEER Techow Laboratories WALTER TECHOW, Ph.D, * Consulting Engineer and Chemist ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES Phone Main 4215 620 Eye Street Sacramento, California Mi i t Men, C MINE HELP Ale ae Miactpclans pressor Men, Blacksiniths, Riggers, Millmen, Mill w righ ts, Cooks and Kitchen He} Ip. quickly supplied, Reliable, Copendable Service. Phone or Wire at Our Expense National Employment Agency Est. 20 Yrs. 926-2nd St. SacramentO Main BRAINARD BROTHERS Davis tii iway %¥ Sacramente “Heavy und Light Machine Work of-All Kinds’ PATTERNS and CASTINGS Used “Mining Equipment of All Kinds Phone 614 THE “Spire” Conzentrator 2tes Gold From Blac!: Saves. Flour Go Id and Bizeck Sand GROUND ORE AND GR/ AVEL DEMONSTRATIONS FREE Until Further Not REPMOND & MEDINE 830 TOth St, Saeramento WE ARE PREPARED —. to Pe all kinds of PrintingMINE FORMS OF ALL KINDS.— PHONE 36— Se pars Sand Let Us Figure on your Next Order >

PAGE TWO THE NEVADA ee NUGGET _FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1934 ~ CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, May 6.—-Fire Guard Albert H. Hamilton, met with a@ painful accident Friday when he ran a pine needle into his eye, and had to go to Nevada City for médical attention. The injury is not serious and he will recover. . Leonard L, Bishop, an employee of the Grant and Heether Lumber Company, was unable ‘to work several days last week due to a large and painful boil on the knee. bs CONSTABLE RESIGNS CAMPTONVILLE, May 4.—Constable A. H. Behrens, who has been in office for the past six years, Has tendered his resignation to the Yuba County Board of Supervisors to take effect July 1st. Aspirants for the vacant position should file applications with the County Clerk for apHPS r Wa. AR NY OF our, ? fon co MPANY TONIGH Lone ie The Center of the Meal We can fill your needs for the dinner party OUR SAUSAGES have won the ap. proval of our most fastidious patrons, You will surprised at their flavor and freshness.—-WHY NOT GIVH THEM A TRIAL? Keystone Meat Market COMMERCIAL i ' Nevada City : S.F. CHINATOWN Francisco's town, the largest Chinese community outside of the Orient, will give Knights Templar attending the 39th Triennial Conclave to be held here, While’ pondering as to how he was July 7th, to 13th., one of the most . jsoing to complete the transaction satunique entertainments ever staged . . isfactorily, the Sheriff tossed a nickel jon the candy case to treat the boy to The boy, seeing a way his desired purpose, for any convention, committee, headed by . Some candy. Lau, president of the Bank of . to accomplish picked salts, and had his 8e left for candy, , Score oof prominent Chinese Masons, . and grinned'a happy word of thanks is Working up an elaborate and col. to, the Sheriff for this financial. assisorful day-by-day entertainment sah tance. G. Canton and of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and including about a. . . i] t . WILL ENTERTAIN CALIF. TEMPLARS . vill SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.—San world tamous.::ChinaA citizens’ B. e, was in town Saturday on official business, and in the store, treating some of his old friends, a small: boy came in to make a purchase. The boy came to purchase a package of } Epsom.salts which cost 15¢c, but had only 10c to buy it with, and 3c with which to get SHERIFF MAKES HAPPY CANDY HUNGRY BOY CAMPTONVILLE, May Sheriff Charles J. McCoy, of Marys-! up the U.C. ENGINEERS7.—While e' , a graduate of the University of California, or if you ever attend the state the chances are nine to one that you will have your permanent home in this state for the Pe of your life. .On the other hand, cluded in the ten per cent who leave the state, there is an excellent possibility that you will wind: up in Lapuniversity, candy for himself. if you are inAleutian Islands. nickel, bought the by the California Alumni Association in collecting information for a. geographical directory of alumni to be Letterheads Billheads Envelopes Business Cards Memorandum § lips Phone 3€ NEVADA » WIN MEW AT EARTH'S ENDS BERKELEY, ‘May 1 10.—If you are . Get our prices \ . 1 \ } . . . . ‘ANGELS CAMP TO RESUME JUMPING’ FROG JUBILEE ANGELS CAMP, May 10—A graphic display of the methods of min‘ing from the earliest period down to the present day, with machinery on exhibition while in actual operation is planned in conjunction with the Jumping Frog Jubilee May 19-20. This is announced by Ben H. Carlow, chairman: of the minerals and land, Thibet, the Cameroons, Argen-. ™ining committee of the Jumping tina, the Malay States, Russia or the. Frog Jubilee. Carlow says the idea has met with hearty response and Wise: tedte News been “wucavored ithat the success of the feature is almost assured, All of the counties of the Mother Lode, will display their mineral published in September, according to;Wealth,_and various other. minerals CAMPTONVILLE WEATHER : ; CAMPTONVILLE, . May 3.—The monthly, weather report for this sec} tion as compiled by Elmer S. Rs Hall, local observer for the U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau at the P. G. & BE. Mill near here, shows very little precipitation for the month of April A total rainfall of 2.86 inches is recorded, with the greatest amount of 1.23 on the 23. No snowfall for the month ts noted. The maximum temperature of the month was recorded on the 11th., at 82 degrees, with a minimum of 32 degrees on the 3rd. Three electrical storms for the month on the 23, 24, and the 30th. Snow fell at a slightly higher elevaae on Monday night. : % ! “PINGING” MOTOR When a motor knock or “ning’”’ a m wWicwnar Fyn rt we PAW io WH sRES wt id di

And /), MAIN STREET NI IVADA pointment for the unexpired term. San Francisco’s Knights Templa Robert Sibley, executive manager of}°f commercial value found in the tld after several thousand 2 ay carbo js : »{{{ Chinatown itself, is to be elabo-. time in 18 years since 1916, that! A statement issued by Carlow, ©arbon accumulation in the combus Efficiant Mining is your Success” . . } . reads: tion chamber, according to the Em‘ pemsely decorated after the most fes-. university graduates have been so. ergency Road Servi ¢ : senc , $] ha Cut 20 per cent off your tive fashion of festival-loving Chin. SUPERISOR ASKS classified. . We are attempting to aid the ae one a ipa uA of the Califor ° { 4 a State utomobile ati: mill over-head ; pave: There will be streamers and! Information for the directory !C4use by attracting attention to the TH ZoRditoN Si ‘: pauediatie Arata ; ee rr pa ; B: e A. I. BALDWIN . flags across famous Grant Avenue, which is being collected reveals that /™ineral wealth existing throughout HOUces bla in w hich particularly : the -main thoroughfare of. China4 . 92.08 per cent of the: alumni of the : the Mother Lode area by inter-couneat © & compression mo1325 92nd. Ave Oakland, Calif. ; E ; mineral displ sh Ps tor if anti-knock fuel is not used, Ph Trinidad 8725 , town, known to tourists all over the university remain in California all pra splays showing gold, Carbon should be + ‘ Ch) r é ee se pt : é 8 2 rem ad at x= rise — world. Each street lamp standara'! ‘ a their lives. Of the 7.92 per cent who /80ld bearing ore, and other minerals ; oved at regu x ; Supervisor Joseph Frank, known to of i‘ ; 1 lar intervals. a ']] 18 to be decorated and every merall the’ folien ta 4k St ; wander afield, 6.42 per cent scatter}! cammercial value found in the E > folks in e southwestern . ai ps ony —— ae chant will put forth his greatest art . (part of:the county as “Joe,” annoiwtn themselves around forty-seven states, ! Mountain counties. that.1 mine operators and owners wilt LL ———— ——===,. in the decoration of his shop and ba-! tow ‘tis Aeatte peciuction 3 : fe while the 1.50 per cent abroad turn, According to Carlow, the exhibit have an opportunity of viewing the { aar . ces 2 elec rom he . . . will remain intact ¢ ‘ zaar. . ¢ ; > re ain intact for-one week gs z ‘ . . : Fourth Supervisorial’ District in to-{'? 4% many es = ‘ : soi . AIO starters ee eee Pete, oO t e r’ S iH In Waverly Place an open air the. day's issue of the Nevada City Nug. Sparsly ee led areas 6 the worlc Lo Be ere este eetontete sete steoertostente seafesfooerdeofereopen este fortes fale testesteate ste temeatse . jjater is to. be constructed where} got . Sibly attributes the wide scattering if : pens’ 3 . . }; nightly Chinese entertainment and . j ; ,of foreign alumni to the faet—that. + . . : force ‘S a ge He has served 16 years in that aga wl o abroad ate t a vreat . & ee j a HW] band concerts will be given. Every s : nf 5 those Who go abroad ar O -&. Eres % mf J j effort will be put forth to. give the sig Sit ede) “ ah 2s aki z has . extent engineers, missionaries, and ik ° he . . ee 7 conscientiously followed a road econ. A . : . % : *e . . ohte Ta ny wialtnpe , ees . } ig g , ntz at -fF. 4 . i . Sunday May ] 3th . . Knights Templar visitors the feeling struction proogram that has eonve rtpe See en on diplo . ate Phones v4 F 3 and 7-F-14 Camptonville, Calif. % . : rand atmos sphere of old China. In 1H sss e : lmatie service, and also because the 2 4 . i el le narrow roads of this st } F . * + % . ‘ye ave showing a large as. . . Chinatown’s restaurants and cates ey agai oy fue oes dee university has for a long time had j% Lumber, Millwork, Sashdoors, Corrugated Iron, Nails,sortment of beautiful Mother’s ablaze with lights. wi ap the fs pay ovr T0O8CS, la large proportion of foreign stud-iZ Rs . s . ! wee Meets wi te Maittid the ge acts Pie pe ance cde proj i eee Builder’s Supplies, Shingles, Shakes, Mining, Timbers, + . Day Cards. Mysterious cuisine of Agi: “ents sent here by their countires for t 4 eH Aa ine of Asia, aan ‘nar Maio Niti rT pes, . e 3 it! There will be virls frem’the Chin: acn other, iiis condition prevails ; special study. \ Lagging, Wood ~ 10c to 25c . bese YW AS in quaint garb to ne ee rey Or ee, aera roth interestin fact lich ,# NG . Mother’s Day Gift Boxes of . ig uide the women Visitors and ‘eom1e fourth supervisorial distriet a aneea ‘Onizt alumni associa. * 2 per cent 10 days, 30 days net-14 per cent per month on past 6 Gales; Miss Saylors: and Haas ae es of men from the Chi ie : ae 2 “I ies ioe * t ie as eRe t former univers: . ¢ due accounts % . } APUSS Gailey oO tn uba county! 1% a Chocolates. jCh amber of Commerce to conduct the \ tuden for the if { ot fe RA j ‘ Kn ht Templai in tour —-of that te 3 ; ron” Bear River to lo "< rain 1 r fc ,ia bu ip “ TRUCK LOAD LOT S DELIVERED x art-of Chinatown not al } ie nee tae bc Or diversified hy tel { y ive KS f rof ional id SOT onditior 1d idi ountain . ange . 7 Aeikerteatente siesta eae ate ostestonte cleatoatestuotente ste ateate teste Sete ietetulototitototettotete tebe: testesfeade f f I . rd . j ih < f j UNEVEN ‘TRAVE! D hion: ; a meen Fe i SMCS GL OMAM ON R DaeT N27 . . ea ee anne . I a le ! tendene. ees a I H R. E; HA ARIS i ; » by Fra bj i iN eva ra op age Nevada City Phone 100 1 ( a j : [B) A 1S. re { a i ot re eae CI ASSEs ea — wee UU . ' ULASOL.S j 4 . j i iy ie bay i Ope nh. { 100 Oo a new: 1d x . DI ! rf . ; op H 4 for pe le whose eyesight is poor a Fe . rl i bu F be WR V¥ i F as OLEH Ci 7rTy I ‘ a4 id f Cre AC ~ Hy CAE Be VLU. HH OTIRALY, Q. D. 7} i cr I EAS GAS AND OF {i i ay ‘ OPTOMETRIST r 1 . L Ey — kK and o i] i4VEry m. ind aA (Ge PER OS IIS IE, : een Overh att ie iW Va lve ( Vind ing is Gr TS AND REI Ne 5 Ep YEP hil . 4 Vier ri. PA Hc IRS AX J AiR DE ee ES ‘CLAM Ics CUPY PHONE 138 . \ tad 4s —, Carmen Veck % elle H. + * PHONE 740 * * BEL LE’S tics Ui ¥ SHOP Thompson SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE & MANICURE Permanent Waves Complete $2.95 $3.50 $5.00 up GRASS VALLEY FA he MINING DIRECTORY NMeang and Metallurgical Engineers — Examinations — Roports —Technical Management — Mining Machinery — Power Plante ASSAYER and MINING ENGINEER Techow Laboratories WALTER TECHOW, Ph.D, * Consulting Engineer and Chemist ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES Phone Main 4215 620 Eye Street Sacramento, California Mi i t Men, C MINE HELP Ale ae Miactpclans pressor Men, Blacksiniths, Riggers, Millmen, Mill w righ ts, Cooks and Kitchen He} Ip. quickly supplied, Reliable, Copendable Service. Phone or Wire at Our Expense National Employment Agency Est. 20 Yrs. 926-2nd St. SacramentO Main BRAINARD BROTHERS Davis tii iway %¥ Sacramente “Heavy und Light Machine Work of-All Kinds’ PATTERNS and CASTINGS Used “Mining Equipment of All Kinds Phone 614 THE “Spire” Conzentrator 2tes Gold From Blac!: Saves. Flour Go Id and Bizeck Sand GROUND ORE AND GR/ AVEL DEMONSTRATIONS FREE Until Further Not REPMOND & MEDINE 830 TOth St, Saeramento WE ARE PREPARED —. to Pe all kinds of PrintingMINE FORMS OF ALL KINDS.— PHONE 36— Se pars Sand Let Us Figure on your Next Order >