May 14, 1934 (8 pages)

+ MONDAY, MAY, 14, 1934 LHE NEVA BA CIT YY NUGGE T aS PAGE FIVE oie ‘ ; . . Operetta by Grass . Soppate Bi thday Party — ? : : ei 5 se ster Wilh . pg esortsPlam = Social Events Vai ti tig's sR S fa ther : A Very brief assembly= was held . buster Williams, 12-years of &ze, . * , ‘ s : e e . : ip 4% A, Fen = 1ing in the study hali of t Si e birthday ‘party ——— — B ] st S . 2 Or 2 Fire Girl s < school. It was for the purpose . . Saturday evening by a group of , , Z-game Series at Sacramento us e : Seite Sete . of having Mr. Harold George, Grass . young folks. His aunt and unele, \ f ending May 20 ( Nevada City’s Parent Texcher Asalley music instructor and a dele=e and Mis. Loren Williams, took : . SOCiatic: i ponsoring 4 Camp Fire sation of Grass Valley high school him for a ride. Those giving the ate: i q d This week marks the launching of vention Bureau, Auburn Chamber of Girl’s orgenization. A meeting of . virls speak on their high school gael : ; F Pepe Commerce, El Dodaro Count ¥j * 2 mee : < 2 : ,. party gathered at the Plaza and were at the first cooperatiye campaign in Siris and their. mothers was held in jeretta, to be held Tuesday night, 8 , bled the Willi A =) . . = z i e e. Lu ihe CADE history by Lake Tahoe resorts, busi-. Chamber of Commerce. the gramniar school building Tues-. 0’clock, at the Legion Theater. /2i] assembled in the Williams hom ay aera : igre oa ness men and chambers of commerce Resorts: = Gay afternoon with 25 girls and their . The operetta, the first to be held . When Buster returned from his ride, a ~ By SATURDAY & .SUND: of Placerville and Auburn, the two Young Bros., Hotel and Lodge, ae Wiothers preceuk in Grass Valley or Nevada City, is. he was taken completely by surprise. SENATORS “gate cities to Lake Tahoe, to in-. jou. New cabins, renovated hotel anc Mrs. Thelma Bond, district repreaGtee. ee Pioneer’s Favogee, . Several hours were spent in play: . y : vs duce Northern California people to] store. : = sentative, accompanied by Mrs. Herand is a sripping tale, told in music, ling ‘games after ‘which delicious es 2 spend their 1934 summer vacations} Camp Richardson, Mr. ang@ Mrs. bert Nile, a Grass Valley worker in{Of Strife between two Indian tribes. ee F a F : ive:i reo See 5 reshments were served. ee SEATTLE close to home. Tahoe, ‘gem of the. A. L. Richardson. Extensive: ee ee oe ganization, were present. Music will be furnished by the ry MOERING FIELD '. Sierras,’’ and one of the finest rec-. Ments and additions to cabins: adMins -Disléh=Zoe Tridesnice wast high sehcol choruses and a picked Those present for the happy event 11th ‘and Y Streeth reational areas in the world, is bet-. ditions to hotel and dining —— Slected as -suardian of the newly ororchestra of fourteen. . Were: Agatha Gates, Bernice Har7m ter known in many eastern cities The Grove, Maurice ZeiglerNew wn niin Camp Fire Girl's Group. The girls whom Mr. George intro. Fington, Lela Shaunessy, B. Smith, than it is among people living with-. !obby and bar; additions and extenMies sli be A wieetiic next Tues; duced fo speak to the student body} Catherine Davis, Fay and Juanita : in a few hours’ drive. Resort own-. Sions to cabin accomodations. SS for their first organizationi ~°Te: Josephine Gibbons, Rosabelle Williams, Bob Shaunessy, Frantic ers, chambers of commerce—even Homewood, Bill Johnson. New iematins a Marian Timpey, Maxine BenRoberts, Max Bandy and Buster WilJEFFERY CLEANERS Sacramento business firms, realizing additions to cabin facilities. tenno= % ; nett. liams. : a3 * = > = i ~ . Fa 5 T <= = HE % . £ ee i ine : tion and additions to store. = { Phahis-—-cultural undertaking should Buster was the recipient of matiy Lee _Jeffe Prop. ; this and acknowledging the probable . Va —— = i ; = TY, Pp tendency of people generally to curTahoe English Village, New enbins l_adie Ss Pons Society j be well attended. pretty: gifts. : = ; ES iti = lit-j F fects q : = TAILOR MADE SUITS ee Exrenditures the ee oious to Feet ae ects Cficers . Rtn nanan pnd p pbb bpah ERE ope EeE season, have joined in a campaign . ie8 in dining room. a Suey See flottivers sor ese se Pahoa Lodee. MG eee . eee Im the nomination. of officers for . ry 2 j a La oy avi. a. = > es Where Service and Quality Meet#j. ™apped by the Newspaper Advertisae ene es iinlue soos just . the Ladie’s Aid Society and the ie GRANT and HEETHER L b C aa 109 S. Church St. Grass Valleyf{;ing Association of Sacramento, rep: 4 : aE aes ean . Woomen’s Missionary. Society Wed= um er 0. *t We Call for and Deliver .Ph. 152] . Tesenting-20 newspapers in the trade agate eset ave iases = = Frresday afternoon, Mrs. Moody was ie : z Nevada City Routes ‘Wednesday area of the capital city, in the cam. P/an. ~< reelected as general president; and Phones 7-F-3 and 7-F-14 Camptonville, Calif. paign to attract travel to the Tahoe Tahoe Inn, Carl Bechdoldt.a as Ray M hie, as general secre“ eaiy 2 rs. ay urchie, as gener. and Saturday © . Sieg hoteland other facilities being rush. iTS ey Mur -& Lumber, Millwork, Sash-doors, Corrugated Iron, Nails, i OS . Resort owners cooperating in the. ed to completion. : Suehine -Ciccie clocied cies Builder’s Supplies, Shingles, Shakes, Mining, Timbers, ‘ campaign are generally preparing Lakeside, G. O. Keele. New expan-— “Efficiant Mining is your Success”’ for the busiest season in history. A half-million dollar building program is rapidly nearing completion, and Cut 20 per cent off your mill over-head A. I. BALDWIN 1325 92nd. Ave Oakiand, Galif. REWARD OFFERED I wish to locate my partner, . Ed. Martin, formerly of Wicevery resort at the lake will be open for the season ‘by. May 30—at_least two weeks earlier than in former years. Many of them are always open and accommodating the early travel, Pre-season demands, due to the unusually light fall of snow and opening of all routes into the area. The Nevada City Nugget, recognizing the importance of the building program which is being carried out to completion and anxious to inform its readers of developments in Sions and extensions’ to provide 20 cabins. Lunch counter and store renovated. Bijou Park, John E. Keller. Sub— division of 200 of moderately priced lots. Store, garage and other facil-— ities available. Many new summer homes and cabins under construc tion. : Stan Meyers’ Al Tahoe Cabins. New main hotel and dining room. Many new cabins. Additions and expansions to all accommodations. Miracle Manor, Mr. and Mrs. Miracle. Five new cabins. Two miles of beaches available. George Gibson as president, and Mrs. Johnston -first vice president; Mrs. Pharriss as secretary-treasurer. Priscilla Circie nominated Charles Eden as _ president; Mrs. GC. . A. Boren, first vice president; and! Mrs. Will Sharp, secretary-treasurer. \ Oe mee eeeMrs. 4 areresrrey ay: a) roe ee Lagging, Wood per cent 10 days, 30 days net-1 per cent per month on past due accounts TRUCK LOAD LOTS DELIVERED Mrs. Bert Moody and Mrs. Murchie have: each served 11 successive wears in their offices. ities for accommodation of tourists. . Riverton, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Albert ; Martin. Hotel and store facilities, . service station. H New Monte Vista Inn, George A. Nevada City Garage CHAS. E. LEITER Plymouth Distributor SALES and Service GREASING GAS AND OIL Motor Repair)Work of Every Kind Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS C.E. WAITE, SUPT. REPAIR DEPT. Expert }iecnanics NEVADA CITY % 12s MAIN STREET PHONE 133 SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT-“ANYWHERE-ANYTIME” . ora BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP Carmen Veck % Belle H. Thoinpson * % % _SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE & MANICURE Permanent Waves Complete $2.95 $3.50 $5.00 up ns & PHONE 740 * * GRASS VALLEY 147 MILL STREET eee who i Novak. On Auburn route’ to’ Lake ; ?[ kenburg, Arizona, until Northern California’s most noted Pinecrest de luxe Cabins, Mr. ana@Tahoe. near Colfax. New cabins and ‘ recently: worked i mi the: Nevada recreational area, recently sent a rep-. Mrs, J. Howard Johnston. Twenty j. dining room, at investment of more City mining area. Anybody resentative to the scene of those de-. new cabins completed and total im-j. than $25,000. writing me-~-where to find ia, velopments. The activity found and . vestment now exceeds $50,000. Cisco Grove, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rh will be rewarded. the preparations being made, at a Joseph's Place, T. H. Joseph. Am} Gould. Many new, modern cabins SAM BODRIOGA, Cost of thousands of dollars in many . ple:cabins and cottage facilities, . just completed for the season: Store " Wickenburg, ‘Arizona. instances, were not only revelations . with new store and other facilities }. and service station facilities. : ee to him and to us, but will be aston{added for the season. ; Lake Tahoe is reached by motor, oa ishing to the public in general. Merry-Man’s Auto Park, three fbus or train. Two excellent trens' } GLASSES Resorts cooperating with the miles east of Placerville. Mr. and [continental highways, U. S. No. 50 chamber of commerce and other in-. Mrs. James E. Merryman. Additional [th rough Placerville and U. §. No. 407 Open the door to a new world) ee Bes the cam-. space on dance floor, with Saturday:. through Auburn. Pacific a ee to : ; aign, and a resume of the prepara-. night dances all season. Cabins an@ flines operate on a convient an for peoule a ee tions being made and the activities aap grounds, store and service staj speedy schedule over No. 40 and the ae ‘ being carried on, are summarized betion facilities. . Pierce-Arrow” Stages from SacraGEO: H SHIRKEY 0. Dlow. The traveling public 4s referr-. Motor City, Three and one-half }mento to Placerville and Lake Tahoe . we ae ’ ed to these firms as being worthy of . miles east of Placerville. In beawti+ operate regularly over highway No. OPTOMETRIST consideration because of their public. ful grove. of shade trees, 200 yards }. -50. spirited attitude in placing before a. off the highway. New $4000 dance Both the Greyhound lines and the large number of persons the attracPlatform just completed, with for. Pierce-Arrow Stages are cooperating . (ye) tions offered by the Tahoe recre-/}mal opening May 12. Additions and . in the educational campaign Jaunch. ; ational area—an area which “be-. expansions to lobby, coffee shop and . ed this week. Twenty-one newspap; 218 MIT Stxeot longs to” and is of vital interest to . cabins. ers in Northern California, of which GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. ee > Northern California: Pacific House, F. Poole. Eighteen . the Nevada City Nugget is one, are. : Organizations cooperating: miles east of Placerville on Lake Tra-— carrying the campaign advertising, ! : Lake Tahoe-Sierra Assn., Califor-. hoe highway. Hotel accommodations, . which will extend over a period of . : nia Tourist. Assn., Samremanta Constore, service station and full facit-— I 12 weeks. . Bee ee ee GEE, . SURE : . FEEL LIKE Printi rinting that S<PTeases . Y é; EVERY BUSINESS NEEDS: . MEAT Makes You Fit Try Our Quality Roasis, Steaks, Chops, bysiness grows as the result of ‘maintaining a high standard. a high standard. a ere . . Keystone Meat Market COMMERCIAL ST. SUREFLRRLRLRLRLRLRLRUREF . Nevada City Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State ofiCalifornia Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO, 2742 St. Plant: South San : etc. : 4 Satisfied .Patrons bear . testimony to the high character of our service and our meats. Our Phone Quartz and Placer location blanks for sale at Nugget Office. : Letterheads Billheads Envelopes Business Cards : Memorandum Slips— NEVA D ZA ana -Get owr i MINING DIRECTORY. Weetng and Meésilurgica! Engineers — Examinations — Reports —Technical Sanagement — Mining Machinery — Power Plants ‘Se SASS ee THE “Spire” Concentrator Separates Gold From Black Sand ‘Saves Flour Gold and Black Sand ASSAYER and MINING ENGINEER TFechow Laboratories WALTER TECHOW, Ph. D. Censulting Engineer and Chemist ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES Phone Main 4215 620 Eye Street Sacramento, CaliforniaMINE HELP Miners, Hoist Men, Compressor Men, Electricians, Blacksmiths, R iggers, Millmen, Millwrights, Cooks and Kitchen Heip quickly supplied. Reliable, Dependable Service, Phone or Wire at Our Expense GROUND ORE AND GRAVEL DEMONSTRATIGNS FREE Until Further Notice, REDMOND & MEDINE National Employment Agency Est. 20 Yrs. 330 10th St. Sacramento 926 -2nd St. Sacramento Main . oa BR ATNARD BROTHERS. WE ARE PREPARE Davi: as c ovay. & Sacramento __-to do all kinds of viniioge “Heavy and Light Machine MINE FORMS OF ALL KINDS.— PHONE 386— ' Let Us Figure on your Next Order Work of AH Kinds” PATTERNS and CASTINGS Used Mining Equipment of All Kinds { : Phone 614 : PET ARSE Te Pee CC O/STF ORFERS Pipes, Fittings all sizes. Motors, Pulleys, Belting, Pumps, JackhamPACIFEC HERON & METAL CO. . 1780-B0th St. Mining MACHINERY MINING MACHINERY New & Used Cables, Compressors Pipes Fittings UNITED ey % METAL CO. 1715-19th. Sacramento . Machinery of all kinds. Pulleys, New & Used es Highest. Prices Pair tor NEWLY MINED GOLD . Also old Gold, Jewelry, We Sell Specimen’ LEO B : niers, Mining Rails & Cars. ae us before you buy, we can Save you money Phone Main 4717 Sacramento Phone 140 ene ee 3

+ MONDAY, MAY, 14, 1934 LHE NEVA BA CIT YY NUGGE T aS PAGE FIVE oie ‘ ; . . Operetta by Grass . Soppate Bi thday Party — ? : : ei 5 se ster Wilh . pg esortsPlam = Social Events Vai ti tig's sR S fa ther : A Very brief assembly= was held . buster Williams, 12-years of &ze, . * , ‘ s : e e . : ip 4% A, Fen = 1ing in the study hali of t Si e birthday ‘party ——— — B ] st S . 2 Or 2 Fire Girl s < school. It was for the purpose . . Saturday evening by a group of , , Z-game Series at Sacramento us e : Seite Sete . of having Mr. Harold George, Grass . young folks. His aunt and unele, \ f ending May 20 ( Nevada City’s Parent Texcher Asalley music instructor and a dele=e and Mis. Loren Williams, took : . SOCiatic: i ponsoring 4 Camp Fire sation of Grass Valley high school him for a ride. Those giving the ate: i q d This week marks the launching of vention Bureau, Auburn Chamber of Girl’s orgenization. A meeting of . virls speak on their high school gael : ; F Pepe Commerce, El Dodaro Count ¥j * 2 mee : < 2 : ,. party gathered at the Plaza and were at the first cooperatiye campaign in Siris and their. mothers was held in jeretta, to be held Tuesday night, 8 , bled the Willi A =) . . = z i e e. Lu ihe CADE history by Lake Tahoe resorts, busi-. Chamber of Commerce. the gramniar school building Tues-. 0’clock, at the Legion Theater. /2i] assembled in the Williams hom ay aera : igre oa ness men and chambers of commerce Resorts: = Gay afternoon with 25 girls and their . The operetta, the first to be held . When Buster returned from his ride, a ~ By SATURDAY & .SUND: of Placerville and Auburn, the two Young Bros., Hotel and Lodge, ae Wiothers preceuk in Grass Valley or Nevada City, is. he was taken completely by surprise. SENATORS “gate cities to Lake Tahoe, to in-. jou. New cabins, renovated hotel anc Mrs. Thelma Bond, district repreaGtee. ee Pioneer’s Favogee, . Several hours were spent in play: . y : vs duce Northern California people to] store. : = sentative, accompanied by Mrs. Herand is a sripping tale, told in music, ling ‘games after ‘which delicious es 2 spend their 1934 summer vacations} Camp Richardson, Mr. ang@ Mrs. bert Nile, a Grass Valley worker in{Of Strife between two Indian tribes. ee F a F : ive:i reo See 5 reshments were served. ee SEATTLE close to home. Tahoe, ‘gem of the. A. L. Richardson. Extensive: ee ee oe ganization, were present. Music will be furnished by the ry MOERING FIELD '. Sierras,’’ and one of the finest rec-. Ments and additions to cabins: adMins -Disléh=Zoe Tridesnice wast high sehcol choruses and a picked Those present for the happy event 11th ‘and Y Streeth reational areas in the world, is bet-. ditions to hotel and dining —— Slected as -suardian of the newly ororchestra of fourteen. . Were: Agatha Gates, Bernice Har7m ter known in many eastern cities The Grove, Maurice ZeiglerNew wn niin Camp Fire Girl's Group. The girls whom Mr. George intro. Fington, Lela Shaunessy, B. Smith, than it is among people living with-. !obby and bar; additions and extenMies sli be A wieetiic next Tues; duced fo speak to the student body} Catherine Davis, Fay and Juanita : in a few hours’ drive. Resort own-. Sions to cabin accomodations. SS for their first organizationi ~°Te: Josephine Gibbons, Rosabelle Williams, Bob Shaunessy, Frantic ers, chambers of commerce—even Homewood, Bill Johnson. New iematins a Marian Timpey, Maxine BenRoberts, Max Bandy and Buster WilJEFFERY CLEANERS Sacramento business firms, realizing additions to cabin facilities. tenno= % ; nett. liams. : a3 * = > = i ~ . Fa 5 T <= = HE % . £ ee i ine : tion and additions to store. = { Phahis-—-cultural undertaking should Buster was the recipient of matiy Lee _Jeffe Prop. ; this and acknowledging the probable . Va —— = i ; = TY, Pp tendency of people generally to curTahoe English Village, New enbins l_adie Ss Pons Society j be well attended. pretty: gifts. : = ; ES iti = lit-j F fects q : = TAILOR MADE SUITS ee Exrenditures the ee oious to Feet ae ects Cficers . Rtn nanan pnd p pbb bpah ERE ope EeE season, have joined in a campaign . ie8 in dining room. a Suey See flottivers sor ese se Pahoa Lodee. MG eee . eee Im the nomination. of officers for . ry 2 j a La oy avi. a. = > es Where Service and Quality Meet#j. ™apped by the Newspaper Advertisae ene es iinlue soos just . the Ladie’s Aid Society and the ie GRANT and HEETHER L b C aa 109 S. Church St. Grass Valleyf{;ing Association of Sacramento, rep: 4 : aE aes ean . Woomen’s Missionary. Society Wed= um er 0. *t We Call for and Deliver .Ph. 152] . Tesenting-20 newspapers in the trade agate eset ave iases = = Frresday afternoon, Mrs. Moody was ie : z Nevada City Routes ‘Wednesday area of the capital city, in the cam. P/an. ~< reelected as general president; and Phones 7-F-3 and 7-F-14 Camptonville, Calif. paign to attract travel to the Tahoe Tahoe Inn, Carl Bechdoldt.a as Ray M hie, as general secre“ eaiy 2 rs. ay urchie, as gener. and Saturday © . Sieg hoteland other facilities being rush. iTS ey Mur -& Lumber, Millwork, Sash-doors, Corrugated Iron, Nails, i OS . Resort owners cooperating in the. ed to completion. : Suehine -Ciccie clocied cies Builder’s Supplies, Shingles, Shakes, Mining, Timbers, ‘ campaign are generally preparing Lakeside, G. O. Keele. New expan-— “Efficiant Mining is your Success”’ for the busiest season in history. A half-million dollar building program is rapidly nearing completion, and Cut 20 per cent off your mill over-head A. I. BALDWIN 1325 92nd. Ave Oakiand, Galif. REWARD OFFERED I wish to locate my partner, . Ed. Martin, formerly of Wicevery resort at the lake will be open for the season ‘by. May 30—at_least two weeks earlier than in former years. Many of them are always open and accommodating the early travel, Pre-season demands, due to the unusually light fall of snow and opening of all routes into the area. The Nevada City Nugget, recognizing the importance of the building program which is being carried out to completion and anxious to inform its readers of developments in Sions and extensions’ to provide 20 cabins. Lunch counter and store renovated. Bijou Park, John E. Keller. Sub— division of 200 of moderately priced lots. Store, garage and other facil-— ities available. Many new summer homes and cabins under construc tion. : Stan Meyers’ Al Tahoe Cabins. New main hotel and dining room. Many new cabins. Additions and expansions to all accommodations. Miracle Manor, Mr. and Mrs. Miracle. Five new cabins. Two miles of beaches available. George Gibson as president, and Mrs. Johnston -first vice president; Mrs. Pharriss as secretary-treasurer. Priscilla Circie nominated Charles Eden as _ president; Mrs. GC. . A. Boren, first vice president; and! Mrs. Will Sharp, secretary-treasurer. \ Oe mee eeeMrs. 4 areresrrey ay: a) roe ee Lagging, Wood per cent 10 days, 30 days net-1 per cent per month on past due accounts TRUCK LOAD LOTS DELIVERED Mrs. Bert Moody and Mrs. Murchie have: each served 11 successive wears in their offices. ities for accommodation of tourists. . Riverton, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Albert ; Martin. Hotel and store facilities, . service station. H New Monte Vista Inn, George A. Nevada City Garage CHAS. E. LEITER Plymouth Distributor SALES and Service GREASING GAS AND OIL Motor Repair)Work of Every Kind Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS C.E. WAITE, SUPT. REPAIR DEPT. Expert }iecnanics NEVADA CITY % 12s MAIN STREET PHONE 133 SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT-“ANYWHERE-ANYTIME” . ora BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP Carmen Veck % Belle H. Thoinpson * % % _SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE & MANICURE Permanent Waves Complete $2.95 $3.50 $5.00 up ns & PHONE 740 * *

GRASS VALLEY 147 MILL STREET eee who i Novak. On Auburn route’ to’ Lake ; ?[ kenburg, Arizona, until Northern California’s most noted Pinecrest de luxe Cabins, Mr. ana@Tahoe. near Colfax. New cabins and ‘ recently: worked i mi the: Nevada recreational area, recently sent a rep-. Mrs, J. Howard Johnston. Twenty j. dining room, at investment of more City mining area. Anybody resentative to the scene of those de-. new cabins completed and total im-j. than $25,000. writing me-~-where to find ia, velopments. The activity found and . vestment now exceeds $50,000. Cisco Grove, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rh will be rewarded. the preparations being made, at a Joseph's Place, T. H. Joseph. Am} Gould. Many new, modern cabins SAM BODRIOGA, Cost of thousands of dollars in many . ple:cabins and cottage facilities, . just completed for the season: Store " Wickenburg, ‘Arizona. instances, were not only revelations . with new store and other facilities }. and service station facilities. : ee to him and to us, but will be aston{added for the season. ; Lake Tahoe is reached by motor, oa ishing to the public in general. Merry-Man’s Auto Park, three fbus or train. Two excellent trens' } GLASSES Resorts cooperating with the miles east of Placerville. Mr. and [continental highways, U. S. No. 50 chamber of commerce and other in-. Mrs. James E. Merryman. Additional [th rough Placerville and U. §. No. 407 Open the door to a new world) ee Bes the cam-. space on dance floor, with Saturday:. through Auburn. Pacific a ee to : ; aign, and a resume of the prepara-. night dances all season. Cabins an@ flines operate on a convient an for peoule a ee tions being made and the activities aap grounds, store and service staj speedy schedule over No. 40 and the ae ‘ being carried on, are summarized betion facilities. . Pierce-Arrow” Stages from SacraGEO: H SHIRKEY 0. Dlow. The traveling public 4s referr-. Motor City, Three and one-half }mento to Placerville and Lake Tahoe . we ae ’ ed to these firms as being worthy of . miles east of Placerville. In beawti+ operate regularly over highway No. OPTOMETRIST consideration because of their public. ful grove. of shade trees, 200 yards }. -50. spirited attitude in placing before a. off the highway. New $4000 dance Both the Greyhound lines and the large number of persons the attracPlatform just completed, with for. Pierce-Arrow Stages are cooperating . (ye) tions offered by the Tahoe recre-/}mal opening May 12. Additions and . in the educational campaign Jaunch. ; ational area—an area which “be-. expansions to lobby, coffee shop and . ed this week. Twenty-one newspap; 218 MIT Stxeot longs to” and is of vital interest to . cabins. ers in Northern California, of which GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. ee > Northern California: Pacific House, F. Poole. Eighteen . the Nevada City Nugget is one, are. : Organizations cooperating: miles east of Placerville on Lake Tra-— carrying the campaign advertising, ! : Lake Tahoe-Sierra Assn., Califor-. hoe highway. Hotel accommodations, . which will extend over a period of . : nia Tourist. Assn., Samremanta Constore, service station and full facit-— I 12 weeks. . Bee ee ee GEE, . SURE : . FEEL LIKE Printi rinting that S<PTeases . Y é; EVERY BUSINESS NEEDS: . MEAT Makes You Fit Try Our Quality Roasis, Steaks, Chops, bysiness grows as the result of ‘maintaining a high standard. a high standard. a ere . . Keystone Meat Market COMMERCIAL ST. SUREFLRRLRLRLRLRLRLRUREF . Nevada City Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State ofiCalifornia Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO, 2742 St. Plant: South San : etc. : 4 Satisfied .Patrons bear . testimony to the high character of our service and our meats. Our Phone Quartz and Placer location blanks for sale at Nugget Office. : Letterheads Billheads Envelopes Business Cards : Memorandum Slips— NEVA D ZA ana -Get owr i MINING DIRECTORY. Weetng and Meésilurgica! Engineers — Examinations — Reports —Technical Sanagement — Mining Machinery — Power Plants ‘Se SASS ee THE “Spire” Concentrator Separates Gold From Black Sand ‘Saves Flour Gold and Black Sand ASSAYER and MINING ENGINEER TFechow Laboratories WALTER TECHOW, Ph. D. Censulting Engineer and Chemist ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES Phone Main 4215 620 Eye Street Sacramento, CaliforniaMINE HELP Miners, Hoist Men, Compressor Men, Electricians, Blacksmiths, R iggers, Millmen, Millwrights, Cooks and Kitchen Heip quickly supplied. Reliable, Dependable Service, Phone or Wire at Our Expense GROUND ORE AND GRAVEL DEMONSTRATIGNS FREE Until Further Notice, REDMOND & MEDINE National Employment Agency Est. 20 Yrs. 330 10th St. Sacramento 926 -2nd St. Sacramento Main . oa BR ATNARD BROTHERS. WE ARE PREPARE Davi: as c ovay. & Sacramento __-to do all kinds of viniioge “Heavy and Light Machine MINE FORMS OF ALL KINDS.— PHONE 386— ' Let Us Figure on your Next Order Work of AH Kinds” PATTERNS and CASTINGS Used Mining Equipment of All Kinds { : Phone 614 : PET ARSE Te Pee CC O/STF ORFERS Pipes, Fittings all sizes. Motors, Pulleys, Belting, Pumps, JackhamPACIFEC HERON & METAL CO. . 1780-B0th St. Mining MACHINERY MINING MACHINERY New & Used Cables, Compressors Pipes Fittings UNITED ey % METAL CO. 1715-19th. Sacramento . Machinery of all kinds. Pulleys, New & Used es Highest. Prices Pair tor NEWLY MINED GOLD . Also old Gold, Jewelry, We Sell Specimen’ LEO B : niers, Mining Rails & Cars. ae us before you buy, we can Save you money Phone Main 4717 Sacramento Phone 140 ene ee 3