May 15, 1936 (8 pages)

PAGE FOUIR .j . ! NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY. MAY 15, 1936. BOWLING Bowling scores in the Elks tour-. mament; now resumed, for the first . three days of the week, are as folTWO NEW SAW MILLS FOR CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, May 14.—Two ‘new saw mills are about to spring Frank Pendola is . . . . . 2 this section. up in Dog road. He is using Redwood Shing. les which will solve . his roofing *‘ problem for many years. so little ceive fr not com While on the sub. tle. it ject of roofs, have you noticed the very attractive roof ,Mr. and Mrs. Leon Christenson are putting on their new home? It is Pabco’s Jade. Anglolocks and when . finished ~ will b e. beautiful and. last-. ing. side paints. Mr. James Boulder Just: :co addition sereen heve p The D._ Alario home on Long St., is being remodeled by contractor Thos. Reynolds. They are Installing large looking. With weather . to the eye and costs . enjoyment you reus tell you how lit. “eome here a minshow you our color! cards on and light green making it cool and cheerful ning of lows: @ : : MONDAY busy clearing away a mill site on Tamblyn vs. Clark his property about four miles from Tamblyn town. A Sacramento person or firm etukon. Site ie aa whose name has not been disclosed Odegaard . has about completed negotiation for Mohr _. i ce as ee the erection of a mill on the Yuba FOUSON o.oo koe cech noe Rae neeetcteeaetes 34§. Pass highway in the vicinity of Frog Wotatioins ae 2135 . Hollow, about four miles north of Points won 4. this place. It is ¢laimed that ‘this inte ee. mill will market the timber growing Schiffne? on the Ramm, Bishop and Turner Re ee properties in that section and that Tucker. the bulk of the output will be shipBrown =. ped to Sacramento to be used in a Handicap box factory. Petal ans oe 1963 Pendolas formerly operated a mill Points won 0: : which was destroyed by fire two TUESDAY years ago. Hoge vs. Scheemer = mIORe Curnow vs. Wright Jas. Solaro Ournow ee a REG POOR ata eae Scheek une Pierce . .--------------eereee ene SS cs Ow amie edi eee erent Hieronimus ..--+------t---¢-+---0--2+00 = Aces 5) Oa gh hed 0 ee om nN e eM E eisneases eae Wal lis oe es 2026) Ko KRopp 6220 ae Points won 1. Total pins Scheemer .-.-------------2s esc ene ee renee Points won 1. MAG i ae eae 1 iad 4 Fy Re ee apis HOR peter are mtr 495 E. W. Skeahan Reynolds 390 2A 17a io 6 Eapeeoeteey ieee Schreiber 458 BIER ye aes oe ate bay 2tci=d:) a error Ne etter errr ye 352 Handicaps Cartoscelli cose es O72 Total’ pins Wana Cays 5 sees 9 Points won 3. MPOEGL PWNS fie. tecees oes est 2076 WEDNESDAY Points won 3. Thru the Knot Hole _A Glimpse of Building Activity _ Veli. MAY 15, 1936. No. 19 C4 erlook screens for your doors and wines ‘dows. We have both — . full screen and Panjel Bottom doors, 8 full screen or slid— ing screens for your : windows. Put them . 5K on now and enjoy . ”) the satisfaction of i A. knowing ‘flies and Rude Berggren,. at Gold Flat. . This vara omg ce vee one of our local] is fine -weather for} year. jewelers is busy) painting and does constructing a new}; make your home so —— home on the Red! much more pleasing; MEMORIES OF THE NEW CAR “Charles,” said om it. Why! the father to his 5e in and let. year old offspring, for all pe ute. I want you to see your. brand-new baby brother.” «outside . The small lad eee on reluctant feet and looked at and Mrs. line baby. Suddenly Dolan of. large tears began to street; have roll down his mpleted an cheeks. to their “Why, Son,’’ his porch and. father asked, ‘“‘what ainted it ajis the matter? Aren’t you glad that we have a new boy ?”’ : “T)-di-did you trade me in on him?” sobbed Charles. * costs and . both in-. ” ‘the beginthe warm do not ovtriple windows bringing sunsnhin> and light into the'® home. Painter Walter Sullivan is painting Mr. Bowden’s home NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER “THRE FULL SERVICE YARD” u Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager . Phones 498-499. COMPANY Nevada City . . Nevada. City economy. Rooms ar a beautiful hi Two Persons Be. 7 Beds ‘FREE GARAGE TO TRANSIENT GUESTS 750 SUTTER STREET Betweea Taylor and Jones ; Geo, qT; Thompson, ‘Manager One Person — J anterbury @ SAN FRANCISCO'S distinctive downtown hotel where elegance combines with all with bath and shower. Convenient to shopping district and theatres. Set ee Excellent meals at moderate cost. . The only downtown hotel with e comfortably furnished, private garden. STILL OPERATOR IS FINED $500 Henry Meyer of Tyler near North Columbia was arrested Wednesday by state and federal officers and illicit liquor. He had a hearing ,in Justice Court yesterday morning and was fined $500 or 250 days in jail by Judge W. L. Mobley. Meyer was arrested by Russell B. Farley who was Se by John Ure and H. N. Hobart of Sacramento, and Kova Sheriff.Carl] T. Larsen, of Nevada county, and charged with possessing’a still, manufacturing liquor without» federal and state permits. On Meyers premises was found a complete 15-gallon still, 10 gallons liquor, several bottles home brew ‘. and a quantity of mash. Deputy Sheriff Larsen had-been working on the ease about a year. Meyer is trying to raise the money to pay the fine, while residing in jail in the meantime. oe Dersonal e Mr. Gus Bemer, who has been mining at Alleghany visited friends in Nevada City yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stedham of Nile street have completed a pretty new home adjoining that of. their son. Mr. and Mrs. Stedham came from Boulder Dam’ about two years ago and purchased the M. Ivan . Dow property on Nimrod and Nile streets. They have made many improvements since buying the property. Dr. W. W. Reed motored to Reno, Nevada, Tuesday and returned with his mother, Mrs. C. W. Reed of Grand. Junction, Colorado. She will visit her son for a time. bay cities, was a business visitor in Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Skelton of Red Bluff are spending some time visiting their daughter, Mrs. Geary Feagans and family in Nevada City. Mr. Carl Hall, who sold out his meat market in Nevada City recently, has gone to Merced where he will locate permanently. Mrs. Hall is spending this week with him and as soon as school is out the family will move to Merced. Mr. and Mrs. Hall made many friends in Nevada City in their two years stay who will wish them success in their new location. Dick Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gregory is spending this week end in Sacramento visiting with an aunt and uncle. charged with possessing a still and . . Frank Clark, mining man of the} CIVIC CLUB LADIES ENJOY TRAVEL TALK The Nevada Club held an City Woman’s: Civic enthusiastic meeting Monday night when several topics of community interest were discussed. The question of control of communieable disease in this city was discussed and a committee appointed to study the subject further and present their findings to the club. The club voted to present ten dollars to the Camp Fire Girls to be used for expenses of the Placer-Nevada Camp. Fire Girls convention to be held in Grass Valley. After the business meeting, Miss Nancy Jones gave a delightful talk on “A Motor Tour Through England, Scotland and Wales:”’ which was ‘greatly. enjoyed by hé club members. Three new members: wére presented: Mrs. Frank Finnegan, Mrs. L. Lageson and Miss Alice Langman and were given an enthusiastic welcome into the club. A number of the ladies signified intention of -attending the Federated Club Women of California . convention being held in Sacramen. time. Thase who are at .the Mrs. Belle Douglass, Tri-County President; Mrs. nS Beedle Kjorlie, Mrs. C. E. Parsons, ‘George Legg, Mrs. Harley M. Leete, Mrs. George. Gildersleeve and Mrs. As Wi Hoge. Thursday the Nevada City ladies were luncheon guests of Miss Minnie’ Brand. Thursday evening they all attended the convention banquet. to at this convention are: PETITION FOR NEW RURAL MAIL ROUTE Since February first Mr. W. E. Wyman of Selby Flat ‘has circulated a petition in the Selby Flat and the Lake Vera sections, north of Nevada City, for a rural mail route and Postmaster Betty Martin West has forwarded it to Congressman H. L. Englebright for approval and passage. The petition carries the names of 28 families and 57 permanent residents besides four camps on Lake Vera which will be served. These camps are Mills College. Sacramento, Oakland Alameda Berkeley and Piedmont. It is stated the way the girls have been signing wp, fully 2,500 will spend their vacations on) the lake this summer. . Mr. Wyman stated he figured the new route, which is a part of early day star route No. 25 in operation during horse stage days, will serve a district about as large as the present route. MIDGET AUTO RACES EVERY TUESDAY NITE! 8:30 P. M. SACRAMENTO ST aaIOM CHAMPION DRIVERS ADULTS 40c CHILDREN 25c be FOOD SALE SATURDAY MORNING—AT 10 A. M. AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BY THE LADIES OF TRINITY GUILD RQ: at ‘On E E ON You "A9ers SPECIAL ’4A9ers DANCE AT — NORTH SAN JUAN SATURDAY EVENING MAY 16. Mrs. . . FAST GAME ON HI GRID TODAY Nevada City High’s gridiron will be the scene of a hot pigskin battle this: afternoon when the eleven graduating gridders meet ‘the present high school varsity in four quarters of fast and furious civil war. In the line of regular spring practice, it was felt that such a game would bring out the good points in the high school men who are candidates for the varsity squad, and would also prove of’interest to any fans who enjoy the game. An admission, charge of ten cents for all was decided upon to build the fund which will be used in the construction of bleacher seats at the high school field. The addition of such seats. will make the future foot ball seasons more convenient for local patrons and should result in better attendance at games. The tentative line up for the present varsity candidates is as follows: Re, Pereb; RT, Bennett; LT, Odgers; RG, Doolittle, E; LG, Barry; C, Tobiassen; LE, Bonner; Q, Jones, L; LH, Harding; RH, Joyal; F, Burgan, The eleven graduates who will play their last game of Nevada City high football wre the following: Elliott, Lopez, \Doolittle, Roberts, Small, Budie, Wilde, J. Stephens, Steger, D. Jones Stevens. The starting whistle will be blown BISHOP PORTER “* 10 PREACH IN TRINITY SUNDAY The Rt. Rev. Noel. Porter Dds Bishop of Sacramento, will preach next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at Trinity Episcopal church and subsequently confirm a class of candi. dates. & The coming of Bishop Porter to® Nevada county always arouses interest not only ‘among the members of Trinity church but among the many friends he has made here 0} the occasion of other visits when ne ‘has preached. The public is extended a cordial invitation by the Rev. Charles .Washburn, rector, to attend this outstanding service. The bishop will address the Sunday school at 10:30 o’clock Sunday morning. Earl E: Moonier who did considerable damage to the pumps at the Plaza garage in Nevada City” last Friday ‘when he: struck them his car, was arraigned before Judge Ww. L. Mobley and came up for his preliminary hearing .yesterday afternoon. Judge Mobley found the testimony to be such that he bound Monnier over to the ‘superior court. 5 — 3:45. this afternoon with a large students and citizens at attendance of expected. CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, td. . Judge Paul C, Thorne, of iT ‘Val. . ley, was in this section wednedday . on a short business visit. Jud Thorne was previously engaged i mining operations at Snowden Hill mine. Myron Pauly and Winsmore Chapman made a trip to Sardine Lake Sunday fishing. They christened a new boat that they have worked on for the past several weeks, the boat is a fine craft but the fishing was not so hot. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Korn of: Sacramento were in town Wednesday visiting their friends here. Albert H. Hamilton left Tuesday for Sierra Valley where he will be stationed as fire guard at the ranger station there. May . daughter hostesses to relatives at their home the week end, Mrs. Hlmer street Mr. on Spring over their King of Quincy, ard Brown of Yuba City ed by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kundy and cousin and Illinois, and Howaccompanivisited them. Mr, and Mrs. HE. L.° Cleveland and granddaughter Earlyne came up from Sacramento Friday to spend tha week end at their home here. Mxs. Mary E. Meek returned to towns\after spending the past three months\with her daughter Mrs. Fred J. JoubeN at Oak Valley. Mrs. Louise Knickrem arrived a short time from Oakland and will visit her daughter Mrs. J. E. Pauly. Dr. Clyde Wayland of San Jose was in this sectidn over the week end inspecting his Alta View mine. Postmaster Lydia Groves and her sister in law Mrs. Olive Groves were . tick bite. ing from an infection Caused by a Nevada Theatre O'MALLEY OF William S. Hart wrote George O’Brien is. the Trene Ware, this gvrez CHARLIE CHAN A cobra’s fangs, a gorilla's rage, Edmund Lowe and Benita The scientific sleuth falls in love baffling crimes. FRIDAY hero, who tears himself to wage victorious battle SATURDAY this mystery story of Chan’s quest while stalked by slinking death SUNDAY THE GARDEN MURDER CASE Hume star THE MOUNTED rt dvama of Canada’s Mounties. trom the arms of against border bandits, AT THE CIRCUS a killer's hatred are featured in in this Van Dine drama. in the midst of unraveling three us last year on the Pacific Coast. 318. BROAD atk EET “just numbers” ’ “We seek as hdshirest ss 1 must necessarily be handled in volume.” — From our Annual Report, year 1935 orm in an unroutine Way a tetothe public’srequirements, Two billion, 785 million local and long distance calls were handled by We earnestly strive to render a service in which every call is handled as an individual transaction between our patrons. Not one of the millions of calls do we consider ‘ ‘just routine.”’. We want all of our patrons ‘go know that we seek to serve them in a way which will make their service have the greatest possible value for them. 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PAGE FOUIR .j . ! NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY. MAY 15, 1936. BOWLING Bowling scores in the Elks tour-. mament; now resumed, for the first . three days of the week, are as folTWO NEW SAW MILLS FOR CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, May 14.—Two ‘new saw mills are about to spring Frank Pendola is . . . . . 2 this section. up in Dog road. He is using Redwood Shing. les which will solve . his roofing *‘ problem for many years. so little ceive fr not com While on the sub. tle. it ject of roofs, have you noticed the very attractive roof ,Mr. and Mrs. Leon Christenson are putting on their new home? It is Pabco’s Jade. Anglolocks and when . finished ~ will b e. beautiful and. last-. ing. side paints. Mr. James Boulder Just: :co addition sereen heve p The D._ Alario home on Long St., is being remodeled by contractor Thos. Reynolds. They are Installing large looking. With weather . to the eye and costs . enjoyment you reus tell you how lit. “eome here a minshow you our color! cards on and light green making it cool and cheerful ning of lows: @ : : MONDAY busy clearing away a mill site on Tamblyn vs. Clark his property about four miles from Tamblyn town. A Sacramento person or firm etukon. Site ie aa whose name has not been disclosed Odegaard . has about completed negotiation for Mohr _.. i ce as ee the erection of a mill on the Yuba FOUSON o.oo koe cech noe Rae neeetcteeaetes 34§. Pass highway in the vicinity of Frog Wotatioins ae 2135 . Hollow, about four miles north of Points won 4. this place. It is ¢laimed that ‘this inte ee. mill will market the timber growing Schiffne? on the Ramm, Bishop and Turner Re ee properties in that section and that Tucker.. the bulk of the output will be shipBrown =.. ped to Sacramento to be used in a Handicap box factory. Petal ans oe 1963 Pendolas formerly operated a mill Points won 0: : which was destroyed by fire two TUESDAY years ago. Hoge vs. Scheemer = mIORe Curnow vs. Wright Jas. Solaro Ournow ee a REG POOR ata eae Scheek une Pierce . ..--------------eereee ene SS cs Ow amie edi eee erent Hieronimus ....--+------t---¢-+---0--2+00 = Aces 5) Oa gh hed 0 ee om nN e eM E eisneases eae Wal lis oe es 2026) Ko KRopp 6220 ae Points won 1. Total pins Scheemer .-.-------------2s esc ene ee renee Points won 1. MAG i ae eae 1 iad 4 Fy Re ee apis HOR peter are mtr 495 E. W. Skeahan Reynolds 390 2A 17a io 6 Eapeeoeteey ieee Schreiber 458 BIER ye aes oe ate bay 2tci=d:) a error Ne etter errr ye 352 Handicaps Cartoscelli cose es O72 Total’ pins Wana Cays 5 sees 9 Points won 3. MPOEGL PWNS fie. tecees oes est 2076 WEDNESDAY Points won 3. Thru the Knot Hole _A Glimpse of Building Activity _ Veli. MAY 15, 1936. No. 19 C4 erlook screens for your doors and wines ‘dows. We have both — . full screen and Panjel Bottom doors, 8 full screen or slid— ing screens for your : windows. Put them . 5K on now and enjoy . ”) the satisfaction of i A. knowing ‘flies and Rude Berggren,. at Gold Flat. . This vara omg ce vee one of our local] is fine -weather for} year. jewelers is busy) painting and does constructing a new}; make your home so —— home on the Red! much more pleasing; MEMORIES OF THE NEW CAR “Charles,” said om it. Why! the father to his 5e in and let. year old offspring, for all pe ute. I want you to see your. brand-new baby brother.” «outside . The small lad eee on reluctant feet and looked at and Mrs. line baby. Suddenly Dolan of. large tears began to street; have roll down his mpleted an cheeks. to their “Why, Son,’’ his porch and. father asked, ‘“‘what ainted it ajis the matter? Aren’t you glad that we have a new boy ?”’ : “T)-di-did you trade me in on him?” sobbed Charles. * costs and . both in-. ” ‘the beginthe warm do not ovtriple windows bringing sunsnhin> and light into the'® home. Painter Walter Sullivan is painting Mr. Bowden’s home NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER “THRE FULL SERVICE YARD” u Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager . Phones 498-499. COMPANY Nevada City . . Nevada. City economy. Rooms ar a beautiful hi Two Persons Be. 7 Beds ‘FREE GARAGE TO TRANSIENT GUESTS 750 SUTTER STREET Betweea Taylor and Jones ; Geo, qT; Thompson, ‘Manager One Person — J anterbury @ SAN FRANCISCO'S distinctive downtown hotel where elegance combines with all with bath and shower. Convenient to shopping district and theatres. Set ee Excellent meals at moderate cost. . The only downtown hotel with e comfortably furnished, private garden. STILL OPERATOR IS FINED $500 Henry Meyer of Tyler near North Columbia was arrested Wednesday by state and federal officers and illicit liquor. He had a hearing ,in Justice Court yesterday morning and was fined $500 or 250 days in jail by Judge W. L. Mobley. Meyer was arrested by Russell B. Farley who was Se by John Ure and H. N. Hobart of Sacramento, and Kova Sheriff.Carl] T. Larsen, of Nevada county, and charged with possessing’a still, manufacturing liquor without» federal and state permits. On Meyers premises was found a complete 15-gallon still, 10 gallons liquor, several bottles home brew ‘. and a quantity of mash. Deputy Sheriff Larsen had-been working on the ease about a year. Meyer is trying to raise the money to pay the fine, while residing in jail in the meantime. oe Dersonal e Mr. Gus Bemer, who has been mining at Alleghany visited friends in Nevada City yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stedham of Nile street have completed a pretty new home adjoining that of. their son. Mr. and Mrs. Stedham came from Boulder Dam’ about two years ago and purchased the M. Ivan . Dow property on Nimrod and Nile streets. They have made many improvements since buying the property. Dr. W. W. Reed motored to Reno, Nevada, Tuesday and returned with his mother, Mrs. C. W. Reed of Grand. Junction, Colorado. She will visit her son for a time. bay cities, was a business visitor in Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Skelton of Red Bluff are spending some time visiting their daughter, Mrs. Geary Feagans and family in Nevada City. Mr. Carl Hall, who sold out his meat market in Nevada City recently, has gone to Merced where he will locate permanently. Mrs. Hall is spending this week with him and as soon as school is out the family will move to Merced. Mr. and Mrs. Hall made many friends in Nevada City in their two years stay who will wish them success in their new location. Dick Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gregory is spending this week end in Sacramento visiting with an aunt and uncle. charged with possessing a still and . . Frank Clark, mining man of the} CIVIC CLUB LADIES ENJOY TRAVEL TALK The Nevada Club held an City Woman’s: Civic enthusiastic meeting

Monday night when several topics of community interest were discussed. The question of control of communieable disease in this city was discussed and a committee appointed to study the subject further and present their findings to the club. The club voted to present ten dollars to the Camp Fire Girls to be used for expenses of the Placer-Nevada Camp. Fire Girls convention to be held in Grass Valley. After the business meeting, Miss Nancy Jones gave a delightful talk on “A Motor Tour Through England, Scotland and Wales:”’ which was ‘greatly. enjoyed by hé club members. Three new members: wére presented: Mrs. Frank Finnegan, Mrs. L. Lageson and Miss Alice Langman and were given an enthusiastic welcome into the club. A number of the ladies signified intention of -attending the Federated Club Women of California . convention being held in Sacramen. time. Thase who are at .the Mrs. Belle Douglass, Tri-County President; Mrs. nS Beedle Kjorlie, Mrs. C. E. Parsons, ‘George Legg, Mrs. Harley M. Leete, Mrs. George. Gildersleeve and Mrs. As Wi Hoge. Thursday the Nevada City ladies were luncheon guests of Miss Minnie’ Brand. Thursday evening they all attended the convention banquet. to at this convention are: PETITION FOR NEW RURAL MAIL ROUTE Since February first Mr. W. E. Wyman of Selby Flat ‘has circulated a petition in the Selby Flat and the Lake Vera sections, north of Nevada City, for a rural mail route and Postmaster Betty Martin West has forwarded it to Congressman H. L. Englebright for approval and passage. The petition carries the names of 28 families and 57 permanent residents besides four camps on Lake Vera which will be served. These camps are Mills College. Sacramento, Oakland Alameda Berkeley and Piedmont. It is stated the way the girls have been signing wp, fully 2,500 will spend their vacations on) the lake this summer. . Mr. Wyman stated he figured the new route, which is a part of early day star route No. 25 in operation during horse stage days, will serve a district about as large as the present route. MIDGET AUTO RACES EVERY TUESDAY NITE! 8:30 P. M. SACRAMENTO ST aaIOM CHAMPION DRIVERS ADULTS 40c CHILDREN 25c be FOOD SALE SATURDAY MORNING—AT 10 A. M. AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BY THE LADIES OF TRINITY GUILD RQ: at ‘On E E ON You "A9ers SPECIAL ’4A9ers DANCE AT — NORTH SAN JUAN SATURDAY EVENING MAY 16. Mrs. . . FAST GAME ON HI GRID TODAY Nevada City High’s gridiron will be the scene of a hot pigskin battle this: afternoon when the eleven graduating gridders meet ‘the present high school varsity in four quarters of fast and furious civil war. In the line of regular spring practice, it was felt that such a game would bring out the good points in the high school men who are candidates for the varsity squad, and would also prove of’interest to any fans who enjoy the game. An admission, charge of ten cents for all was decided upon to build the fund which will be used in the construction of bleacher seats at the high school field. The addition of such seats. will make the future foot ball seasons more convenient for local patrons and should result in better attendance at games. The tentative line up for the present varsity candidates is as follows: Re, Pereb; RT, Bennett; LT, Odgers; RG, Doolittle, E; LG, Barry; C, Tobiassen; LE, Bonner; Q, Jones, L; LH, Harding; RH, Joyal; F, Burgan, The eleven graduates who will play their last game of Nevada City high football wre the following: Elliott, Lopez, \Doolittle, Roberts, Small, Budie, Wilde, J. Stephens, Steger, D. Jones Stevens. The starting whistle will be blown BISHOP PORTER “* 10 PREACH IN TRINITY SUNDAY The Rt. Rev. Noel. Porter Dds Bishop of Sacramento, will preach next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at Trinity Episcopal church and subsequently confirm a class of candi. dates. & The coming of Bishop Porter to® Nevada county always arouses interest not only ‘among the members of Trinity church but among the many friends he has made here 0} the occasion of other visits when ne ‘has preached. The public is extended a cordial invitation by the Rev. Charles .Washburn, rector, to attend this outstanding service. The bishop will address the Sunday school at 10:30 o’clock Sunday morning. Earl E: Moonier who did considerable damage to the pumps at the Plaza garage in Nevada City” last Friday ‘when he: struck them his car, was arraigned before Judge Ww. L. Mobley and came up for his preliminary hearing .yesterday afternoon. Judge Mobley found the testimony to be such that he bound Monnier over to the ‘superior court. 5 — 3:45. this afternoon with a large students and citizens at attendance of expected. CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, td. . Judge Paul C, Thorne, of iT ‘Val. . ley, was in this section wednedday . on a short business visit. Jud Thorne was previously engaged i mining operations at Snowden Hill mine. Myron Pauly and Winsmore Chapman made a trip to Sardine Lake Sunday fishing. They christened a new boat that they have worked on for the past several weeks, the boat is a fine craft but the fishing was not so hot. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Korn of: Sacramento were in town Wednesday visiting their friends here. Albert H. Hamilton left Tuesday for Sierra Valley where he will be stationed as fire guard at the ranger station there. May . daughter hostesses to relatives at their home the week end, Mrs. Hlmer street Mr. on Spring over their King of Quincy, ard Brown of Yuba City ed by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kundy and cousin and Illinois, and Howaccompanivisited them. Mr, and Mrs. HE. L.° Cleveland and granddaughter Earlyne came up from Sacramento Friday to spend tha week end at their home here. Mxs. Mary E. Meek returned to towns\after spending the past three months\with her daughter Mrs. Fred J. JoubeN at Oak Valley. Mrs. Louise Knickrem arrived a short time from Oakland and will visit her daughter Mrs. J. E. Pauly. Dr. Clyde Wayland of San Jose was in this sectidn over the week end inspecting his Alta View mine. Postmaster Lydia Groves and her sister in law Mrs. Olive Groves were . tick bite. ing from an infection Caused by a Nevada Theatre O'MALLEY OF William S. Hart wrote George O’Brien is. the Trene Ware, this gvrez CHARLIE CHAN A cobra’s fangs, a gorilla's rage, Edmund Lowe and Benita The scientific sleuth falls in love baffling crimes. FRIDAY hero, who tears himself to wage victorious battle SATURDAY this mystery story of Chan’s quest while stalked by slinking death SUNDAY THE GARDEN MURDER CASE Hume star THE MOUNTED rt dvama of Canada’s Mounties. trom the arms of against border bandits, AT THE CIRCUS a killer's hatred are featured in in this Van Dine drama. in the midst of unraveling three us last year on the Pacific Coast. 318. BROAD atk EET “just numbers” ’ “We seek as hdshirest ss 1 must necessarily be handled in volume.” — From our Annual Report, year 1935 orm in an unroutine Way a tetothe public’srequirements, Two billion, 785 million local and long distance calls were handled by We earnestly strive to render a service in which every call is handled as an individual transaction between our patrons. Not one of the millions of calls do we consider ‘ ‘just routine.”’. We want all of our patrons ‘go know that we seek to serve them in a way which will make their service have the greatest possible value for them. THE Pacirid ‘TELEPHONE AND TeLEcraPH Company PHONE 156 ae eg e