May 19, 1930 (8 pages)

26 4 nfield y the tal of Lodge peting . . vi Judging from the hearty welcome ee Z, CD <a a9 . iy 1g cane i oF ee VOLUME IV: NUMBER 26 THE GOLD CENTER NEVADA CITY. NEVADA « 1 COU! MAY 19, 1930 [MINING NUMBER . PR0wNENT NG MEN NEW. STORES. IN. HIS WELCOMED . W&™EYSTFS HE NEVADA CITY TO . = BY HOME FOLKS 2.2: "22:.-sses.cctssnss. . START SHORTLY operating properties at Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras county, were business The oicreasing uiateens of Nevisitors in Nevada the past week. vada City at a trading merier for & They went out to the Murchie to see large area of, territory is seen in the the oil flotation process as combined . gacision of two new stores to enter the local field at an_ early date. wiht ball milling and expressed had not been in the office ten minithemselves as highly pleased with A ne lek Gory oe tion has leased a prominent locaready extended the new mining amber of The Nugget just off the press, the edition will find a widespread distribution. The first copies utes on Thursday night before PUT-\ ith pall milling and expressed chasers were flocking in to secure They stated that they were agreeably vy j tion on Broad street within the past ‘them. f surprised at the large amount of. The apple green cover carries 2M . pining activity in htis section. excellent likeness of two people pro. 0 minently connected with Nevada City’s history. The tame of EngieFOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IS furnishing goods’ emporium. He has Bs a successfuly merchandising experience in another state and has STil IN OFFING: been greatly attracted to Nevada Cibright has long been a well ) one here, both father and son at-. ty by its promise of future growth. He has been interviewing several taining renown. President paelta in At the meeting stink tietd on Saturday! owners of Broad street frontage and week and expects to install a complete stock for household needs within the next week or so. A young merchant has been here the past few days seekin ga suitable !ioeation in whihe to start a men’s starting his mining career in Nev City a number of years ago. esto brought much attention to our community. Se . The various contributions to the . nuniber will attract much attentfon ' “has answered hte final in the mining industry. The state mining association is having a, copy' sent to each member which will prove } excellent advertising for Nevada and Sierra counties. The articlé by Con-jine the early history of the region . Gressman Englebright is one of the! qqwn. fo boosting our climate. finest ever penned in behalf of the} meeting is to-be held tonight at the! having been reaching out after our gold mining industry and will be widely read. The article by Fred M. Miller on the Grass Valley district . is a notable contribution, ‘as is the. geological article by Edw. C. Uren of especial value our mining. » Nug. } Each paid subseriber of The Nug-!of history and les gendry in this com-, get is receiving a ing number copy of the minin, this mail the price printed thereon. edition running into the thousands. has been printed from the advance . ticularly amon gthe business sale will prove a ready sellen. Copies . who have to foot the bills. It is commay be secured at The Nugget. of. njendable to note the great amount, fice, Preston News stand and Trezise . of interest among the ladies. Brothers in Grass Valley. Do your bit by Nevada County by . sending out a few copies. CASSIDY ON RENO TRIP VISITS ZONITE PLANT: Fred F. Cassidy, g general manager: of the Alpha stores, was in Reno re. bered, . TAYLOR ATTENDS THE. cently on a buensiss trip where he; was spotted by the eagle eyed Charley Spilman of the Nevada Mining Press. Mr. Cassidy was on a trip to inspect the Nevada factory of Zonite Explosives, Inc., in which he is a stockholder. Like the sterling booster he is he spread the news that there was a lot of mining activity in Nevada and Sierra counties. WAYNFLETES LOCATE AT CUTLER OROSI TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waynflete, formerly of the Truckee Republican, are now located at Orosi, Tulare County, where they have purchased the Culter-Orosi Courrie and seem to be happily located if their first -editorial is any criterion. Thep speak of picking oranges off the roof and flowers from the front yard, but when they start to packing the thermometer in ice they -will doubtless think many times of Nevada county. MCULLOUGH PASSES Another Ridge ploneer in the person of William George McCullough summons. Taken to the Nevada City sanitarium a few days ago, he passed away Fri‘day morning. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Holmes Funeral Home. Deceased was born in Sebastopol and grew to manhood there amid the roar of the hydraulic mining. He later returned to the Ridge where he has since made his home. Left to mourn his.passing is a brother Josegh McCullough of North San Juan. 0. COMPETE IN TENNIS Robert Hocking and Richard Lindstroum participated in-the C. I. F.! i seed tournament at Stockton Sat; . Sry y. They will compete at Roseville next Saturday. -. expected that committees will be apThe directory ‘of the mines in Ne-. pointed. . vada and Sierra counties will prove . as showing the im-. {his year of the mense amount of money invested vi and extra . copies may be secured postpaid for . ‘clothes s. EreueEeay morning to honor -Gover night at the City Hall it was decided . expects to conclude a. lease. within to hold the biennial Fourth of July, the next few days. _ celebration in Nevada City. There . A number of new business estabp was much disuession as'to the type} lishments here will do a great deal ‘of celebration ranging from exploit-. toward revivifying Nevada City as a: ' trading center as of yore, the aggresA-sive business men of Grass Valiey , Chamber of Commerce to i ther get fur-. tradé. and on Thursday nig ht another meeting is to be neta . at the City Hall, inspiration EL) ee ioe YOU BET MINING CO. LEASES TO O'BRIEN at which time it is} The idea of having the celebration . "49er type has been . The You Bet Mining Compnay has . ! leased the f placer claims to; William H. * You abet. 58, mecting With almost unive arsal’ com. followins mendation on account of the wealth OF Brien: munity Arkansas aid Greenhorn46 and ‘Washington 63 and-51, Walleupa) Brewn. Hiland NeKeo ané West} so redolent of the days when ; California was =in” her swaddling: 75, The usual elaborate parade =44, 5-25 A large. with its heavy expense of money and . 45 and 57, Starr 42 and 67; -Brown ~effort-is.not meeting with favor, par. / 46 and 60, Poverty 102,and f12,. Mismen ‘‘souri Canyon 77 and .47, Atkins &I Tyler 64, Rose and Duryea 69;Gail 61, Emigrant 762;-Smith & Powell . The plan of having a three day . 2 80, Lost Newark 53 and 1-2 inter celebration has beén meeting with in Newark 53 and 40, and Pony ; much discussion pro and con. The. 39. Fourth coming on Friday this year! The notice of non-responsibility’ makes it possible to have the cele-' filed. by the company is signed by bration®extehd over Saturday and,Malcolm Lindsey, its managing diSunday also. In this connection a! rector and the papers were filed by: {home coming. reunion.could also be, T. B. Brady, sarprs agent. = .° staged at no extra expense and make the event odneé long to be rememFo LOCATIONS ARE™ i a ei “Phe following mining locations GOVERNOR BI BREAKFAST Have’ Been filed for public record: Kenhebeck Placer by Ray O’Conner Grace O'Conner, Clyde O’Conner and Elizabeth O’Conner in Kennebeck Mining District. Seotchman Pxtension Claims Nos. Ross F. Taylos of Downfeyilie; one of Sierra county’s leading” “eltizens, was in town Wednesday on hig ash to Sacramento ‘to attend the brea fast Hotel given at the Senator Mining District, in section 7 and 18 T 17, R 11, by South Yuba Company Limited, Charles H. Shaw secretary. Gold Coin Quartz by Harry A. Blodgett in Sec 30, T 17, R 13. SUPERIOR JUDGE ENGS WANDERS FROM HOME Superior Judge Edward W. Engs who was recently appointed to the Alameda county bench from Sierra county, has been missing from his Oakland home since Friday. He had been taken with delirium at his home and wandered away during nevada City business visitor last) tne night. Hundreds of searchers week . a caller at The Nugeet) have been scouring the Berkeley officé. He was on an inspection trip} pills but up to yesterday no trace of to the Murchie mine to see the work. the missing jurist had been found. ing of the oil flotation system which It has ‘been thought possible that has been such a conspicuous. suc-{ he may be trying to make his way cess in handling complex ores. Hamilton is consulting engineer for the nor C. C. Young on the inaugtration of his formal campaign to succeed himself as chief executive of California. Mr. “Paylor was the recipient of an invitation to attend the breakfast. He was accompanied to the Capital City by Mrs. Taylor who visited relatives there. FORMER MINERALOGIST WAS HERE ON ON BUSINESS Fletcher Hamilton, for 4a number of years state mineralogist and well known in the mining industry, was a presiding in one of the graft trials Metal Products interests who ar€ijn Oakland which was nearing its planning large developments in the} conclusion. Meadow Lake district where the 0 ores proved so refractory in past years. PUBLISHER REAPPOINTED 0 OPENS LAW OFFICES Harry McKee, a recently arrived attorney whe has been residing west of Grass Valley, has taken over the reappointed for the fifth year to the chairmanship of the correspondence committee of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of California, to prepare a digest.of the proceedings practice of Judge J. M. Walling and. of the Grand Chapters the world J. M. MeMahon and has opened ‘offi. over. Jack Eddy of Colfax is a memces in the Walling Bulding on wee ber of the committee also. street. 0 0 Gasoline has been selling anwe W. B. Celio has been indisposed ” ‘to 22%4c and 22c at Grass Valley. ‘for several dys with a severe cold. 0 Nugget. ‘Redd The Bugpet misiug news. Sui ‘GisTo NWILLTO START WORKIN NEAR FUTURE With 2 small crew of men already atework cleaning out the ditches and repairing the various tunnels, it is expeciéd that milling operations at the famous Gaston mine can be commenced shortly. The arrival of a large 36 inch belt to hook up~the compressor will make. possible starting machine drills on development work. tunnels to be in good shape and to reguire but little work to put them in trim for_operations. Bula interests did a-good job in retimbering throughout. Water is already flowing through the penstock ‘but is not being used yet. The company expects to hook up to the Spanand be ready for steady power. ae a at the mine for several days. Guy etetatail is in charge of operations. Red Dog 59, Birds seve Canyorr 6-5 5, ind" !71, Chicken Paint 70, California’ No. ie FILED. COUNTY. RECORD 1; 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in Washington . back to Downieville. He had been The Nugget publisher has been. ‘ST. AGNNES GUILD TO . GE BENE ERT. CONCERT Rreal treat will be afforded music . . lovers -temorrow, Tuesday evening: lant Trinity Episcopal church under the auspices of St. Agnes Guiid wl Mrs. Frederick Harvey of Stockton . wil appear in recital with Miss Brand assisting at the pieno and Sit 'W. H. Goede on the violin. A Ke . advance ticket sale has m ind ‘Trinity heurch promises to be . inronged for the occasion. Mrs. Harvey, who London, Paris and Easter nter ‘Ss; is a member of the eeay lof ane College of the Pacific. Her . . ability “Sa concert. singer is wide a1} ‘inown and Nevada’ City is/fortu‘nate to have , the privilegeof hearing. The program is as fojlows: . Songs— ‘Efish Lave Song,” ‘‘The: Day is Done,’ Margaret Lang. . Song—‘‘The Stairway,” Winter! . watts. Song—‘‘On’ the Way to Kew,’ (Dedicated to Mrs. Foote. Harvey),Arthur Nachtigall,’’ WVergebliches Stanchen (Bhahms), Mrs. Harvey. Violin solos—‘‘Adagio”’ “Mazurka” walader Goede. Songs with violin obligato—‘‘Elegie,’’ (Massenet), Chanson Ancienne (Samsay), Mrs. Harvey. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TALKS ROAD MATTER (Ries) Colfax-Iowa Hill route were the main items of discussion at the Chamber of Commerce last week. A committee consisting of Fred Cassidy, W. W. Waggoner, R. J. Bennetts and W. H: Griffith was appointed to take up th ematter of the highway between Nevada City and Downieville with the state highway commission and-also-to look into the other route which was boosted by Lyman Gilmore. An Oakland newspaper which atghost city fast becoming forgotten will be properly rebuked as it should The Chamber voted to purchase a number of copies of the new mining number of The Nugget for distribution. 0 HERE ON LEGAL BUSINESS Mr. and Mrs. Lucius M. Fall were here last week in connection with the closing up of an estate. Included in the estate was stock in a Grass Valley. mine now under bond and they headed for The Nugget office to secure first hand information concerning the property. Mr. Fall is a member of the-legal firm of, Fall & Fall of Los Angeles. 0 _ Ignition Parts and Accesories at Miner's Foundry. 24tf Preliminary inspection shows the . The Rescue: ish mine. power line at a latter date: John F. Dickson of Portland, ! inew owner of the property, has been . Song—‘‘Love Me if I Live,’’ Anna Miller Wood Harvey. 4 Piano solo—‘‘Pastorake Varie,” (Mozart). Minnie Brand.’ Songs—“The Violet’ (Mozart),' “Hedge Roses’, (Schubert), ‘Die (Winarski), Edna Cad-. The Yuba Pass Highway and thei tempted to class Nevada City as a CARLIE GROUP O80 i ECE i STRUCK . PAST EW DAYS to the effect that the Metal Products Holding Corporation will resume opStriking of a sede five feet wide erations at the Carlyle group of mining properties near Cisco in this ; county as soon as the summer has . and showing a lot of arsenopyrite sufficiently advanced to make posi is the glad news from the Twin Sissible the hauling in of supplies and: tg; mine at Snow Point in the No. B iequipment. The claims lie at a high) tunnel and hes caused a great deal elevation on the south side of OM et excitement. The new strike is Man Mountain and cover a consider! thought to be a downward continuable acreage in a well mineralized . ation of the rich Twin Sister ledge puOne: { encountered in the upper levels and The same interests have also taken . the odbjective of the No. 3 workings. jan option on the May Lundy mine in! , The strike wes made at a point ab. Mono county which had a past pro-. ont 155 feet distant from the first duction of three milion. Ledge cut in the tunnel. fos President R. O. Foster of Ukiah HIKES TEN MILES tO ihad been up at. the property up to SEND IN HER HER RENEWAL ‘: last few days and reported the egraphed to him yesterday and he Rena Morgan of Moon. Bi¥sr Lodge and a party of-stockholdetrs are exnear Downieville, sent the following . pected te arrive liere today. on tent interesting letter to The Nugget: “Ama little behind with my re‘ ae newal but have just been too buss . At the time of making the strike, : ; ve eet avidson and director rto think of anything. Going to hike Hanke Come D ae : re i: ino were in e. tunnel teday to maii the check. . Hevak Comin e eT ~ 7 Tr or af The Nugget #8 Jim running > face of the tunnel in promising formation. News of the strike was tel. orrow. ten miles ’Shows you how popular last round ‘of Neles with the machine is in this neck of the woods, for i am mighty afraid you would quit, dtill. The round of shots broush} in. alt gi Q g autiful n2ass 3 aVi “sending it io me and that wouldn't doj * Hee ee oe i es t all est wishes and many thanks. », impregnated with sulphides. h arL € . i> Ps} 3 « af 7 ancien senopyrites in this formation carry , extremely high values. SA CRAMENTS REN . Mr. Comino was down from the A) as TERSCT 28 a myo OCMC? RIN EI ERY — property yesterday for a short time . svete bias ALS uy! PaaS . but returned to ine mine ihmmedi. te fo) i the coming. of Presial Wi m 1 presic ol the (+ cee* Postel { Sr erame ) intion i former ais ; € ; abe) a ed ATTY gam JOduus fa U Nido Pads j town ye lay an Yin ¢ vy with : 0: D. Woodman cliezked upon the} sme A atin 7 Deis Ry. A Erp pees Seas coming reviicn te be Weld at the Que of Nevada county's loved ciAvago “At ee cee State Feir grounds, Sunday,’ June: lizens ihe person of Joseph O th. He is inxious to have the Chari Neill, passed to his eternal reward ut i is OE y WY } L 8 Ge = POSE of Commerce assist in geiting Thursday “moraiag after a Hngering ‘the largest family out for the reunillness. . ion as well as the oldest residents. ' The following is taken from the offricial bulletin’ just issued: PLACE——The State Fair Grounds [i Srcramefto. A yesident of this community for han sixty years, he had been intimately connected with the teaching profession. Arriving in Grass Vallely in 1869 he took the county TIME—All day Sunday, June 8th, teachers’ examination’ and commenBring your luneh and cups for cof. ced teoching at the French Lead -. fee? milk and sugar. school near where the North Star ‘. We exteind a eordia! invitation ioe? is. He then taught at Gold :all present and former Nevada coun-! . Flat for a time and went to North “ty residents, their families and ali Columbia’ to the school there. He so their friends to spend the day with . met and wooed one of his pupils, . Miss Kate E. Wood and they were more . i" ius. There will be plenty of amusement for everyone. Contests for ola) Wed in-1876. ‘Three of their five and young, thin,and fat. Horseshoes . children were born to them there tug of war, prettiest babies all, 224 in 1882°the family ‘moved to kinds of races and guessing gamex( rt City. For 22 years he was for which liberal prizes will be of-, connected with the Nevada City ;fered the winners. There will Ale. . OPO: and in 1902 he was elected schools, {be a cash prize for the largest pref Oe superintendent of 'serving:.for two terms. He later at North Bloom'sent of former Nevada county fam' taught one term under the {ily present on the grounds. Also the oldest man and woman “‘present or former’’ Nevada Countians. { . There will be an orchestra to play . during the luncheon, from 11:30 to 11:30 and also during the afternoon. { There will be vocal selections and; Governor GC. C. Young will give an . address. ' On February 22d the Association ‘planted a tree from the Shebley Ranch in the Fair Grounds and dedicated it to Nevada county. At 3:00 the guests will be shown where the field and then retired teachers’ pension act. He served for many years on the county board of education. : Fraternally he was a Past Grand of Oustomah Lodge of the Odd Fellows, a Past Chancellor Commander of Milo Lodge of the Knights of Pythias, and a member of Neva Rebekah Lodge. For many years he was sceretary of the Odd Fellows. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon from the Odd Feltree is planted so each year we may. lows Hall and were largely atten; watch it grow, a monument to Nev-. ded. The Pythian ritual. was read at jada county. . the grave. The nsext regular-meeting of the Surviving are four :ons, John W., Association will be held at the St.; Henry, Joseph and Charies, and ne Francis Hotel, Tuesday night, June. daughter, Miss Nan © +icitl. 3d.’ 2 Mr. O’Neill was highly esteemed There will be no fee charged to}throughout the county © enter oF leave the Fair Grounds. spent so many years :.: his passiug The Association will furnish 1950 will-be deeply regretici by a wite ribbons. circle of friends. NEWS OF THE LODGES” At the meeting of ‘se “rand T= lor of the Native oSi. ° ‘is week .tMerced are C. W. Ch°:iinl, Mu:ter 6. U MILLS LOSES SUIT Percival Mills who sued his aunt, Mrs. Alexina Grissel, to recover $1500 alleged due on a promissory note, lost his case in superior court the past week when a decision was. Chapman and R. L. igelow. handed down in favor of the defCharles F. Bouvier ettens 2g endant. the Grand Lodge of . «sight f Pythias this week ame PAYS OFFICIAL VISIT as representative fro oie coer scat ales Wednesday night Raps aees” soe. Mrs. Jane D. Hutchinson, District} Mother's Night of Lai ,» lor, -— Deputy Grand Matron, will pay her. tive Daughters. Each a 8: ore official visit toEvangeline Chapter,. titled to bring ene =. 30. Ee Order of the Eastern Star on Tues-. mother. A fine pre — i day evening. “. planned. oe ae 0. nat, Nevada Royal Ar« ero’ TRUCKEEE IS HAPPY tg . hold its regular:m =} = saanagoinre Refreshments will b«., ee Meadowlake Township -shows a : —_———_0-healthy increase of population. here he ia

26 4 nfield y the tal of Lodge peting . . vi Judging from the hearty welcome ee Z, CD <a a9 . iy 1g cane i oF ee VOLUME IV: NUMBER 26 THE GOLD CENTER NEVADA CITY. NEVADA « 1 COU! MAY 19, 1930 [MINING NUMBER . PR0wNENT NG MEN NEW. STORES. IN. HIS WELCOMED . W&™EYSTFS HE NEVADA CITY TO . = BY HOME FOLKS 2.2: "22:.-sses.cctssnss. . START SHORTLY operating properties at Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras county, were business The oicreasing uiateens of Nevisitors in Nevada the past week. vada City at a trading merier for & They went out to the Murchie to see large area of, territory is seen in the the oil flotation process as combined . gacision of two new stores to enter the local field at an_ early date. wiht ball milling and expressed had not been in the office ten minithemselves as highly pleased with A ne lek Gory oe tion has leased a prominent locaready extended the new mining amber of The Nugget just off the press, the edition will find a widespread distribution. The first copies utes on Thursday night before PUT-\ ith pall milling and expressed chasers were flocking in to secure They stated that they were agreeably vy j tion on Broad street within the past ‘them. f surprised at the large amount of. The apple green cover carries 2M . pining activity in htis section. excellent likeness of two people pro. 0 minently connected with Nevada City’s history. The tame of EngieFOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IS furnishing goods’ emporium. He has Bs a successfuly merchandising experience in another state and has STil IN OFFING: been greatly attracted to Nevada Cibright has long been a well ) one here, both father and son at-. ty by its promise of future growth. He has been interviewing several taining renown. President paelta in At the meeting stink tietd on Saturday! owners of Broad street frontage and week and expects to install a complete stock for household needs within the next week or so. A young merchant has been here the past few days seekin ga suitable !ioeation in whihe to start a men’s starting his mining career in Nev City a number of years ago. esto brought much attention to our community. Se . The various contributions to the . nuniber will attract much attentfon ' “has answered hte final in the mining industry. The state mining association is having a, copy' sent to each member which will prove } excellent advertising for Nevada and Sierra counties. The articlé by Con-jine the early history of the region . Gressman Englebright is one of the! qqwn. fo boosting our climate. finest ever penned in behalf of the} meeting is to-be held tonight at the! having been reaching out after our gold mining industry and will be widely read. The article by Fred M. Miller on the Grass Valley district . is a notable contribution, ‘as is the. geological article by Edw. C. Uren of especial value our mining. » Nug. } Each paid subseriber of The Nug-!of history and les gendry in this com-, get is receiving a ing number copy of the minin, this mail the price printed thereon. edition running into the thousands. has been printed from the advance . ticularly amon gthe business sale will prove a ready sellen. Copies . who have to foot the bills. It is commay be secured at The Nugget. of. njendable to note the great amount, fice, Preston News stand and Trezise . of interest among the ladies. Brothers in Grass Valley. Do your bit by Nevada County by . sending out a few copies. CASSIDY ON RENO TRIP VISITS ZONITE PLANT: Fred F. Cassidy, g general manager: of the Alpha stores, was in Reno re. bered, . TAYLOR ATTENDS THE. cently on a buensiss trip where he; was spotted by the eagle eyed Charley Spilman of the Nevada Mining Press. Mr. Cassidy was on a trip to inspect the Nevada factory of Zonite Explosives, Inc., in which he is a stockholder. Like the sterling booster he is he spread the news that there was a lot of mining activity in Nevada and Sierra counties. WAYNFLETES LOCATE AT CUTLER OROSI TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waynflete, formerly of the Truckee Republican, are now located at Orosi, Tulare County, where they have purchased the Culter-Orosi Courrie and seem to be happily located if their first -editorial is any criterion. Thep speak of picking oranges off the roof and flowers from the front yard, but when they start to packing the thermometer in ice they -will doubtless think many times of Nevada county. MCULLOUGH PASSES Another Ridge ploneer in the person of William George McCullough summons. Taken to the Nevada City sanitarium a few days ago, he passed away Fri‘day morning. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Holmes Funeral Home. Deceased was born in Sebastopol and grew to manhood there amid the roar of the hydraulic mining. He later returned to the Ridge where he has since made his home. Left to mourn his.passing is a brother Josegh McCullough of North San Juan. 0. COMPETE IN TENNIS Robert Hocking and Richard Lindstroum participated in-the C. I. F.! i seed tournament at Stockton Sat; . Sry y. They will compete at Roseville next Saturday. -. expected that committees will be apThe directory ‘of the mines in Ne-. pointed. . vada and Sierra counties will prove . as showing the im-. {his year of the mense amount of money invested vi and extra . copies may be secured postpaid for . ‘clothes s. EreueEeay morning to honor -Gover night at the City Hall it was decided . expects to conclude a. lease. within to hold the biennial Fourth of July, the next few days. _ celebration in Nevada City. There . A number of new business estabp was much disuession as'to the type} lishments here will do a great deal ‘of celebration ranging from exploit-. toward revivifying Nevada City as a: ' trading center as of yore, the aggresA-sive business men of Grass Valiey , Chamber of Commerce to i ther get fur-. tradé. and on Thursday nig ht another meeting is to be neta . at the City Hall, inspiration EL) ee ioe YOU BET MINING CO. LEASES TO O'BRIEN at which time it is} The idea of having the celebration . "49er type has been . The You Bet Mining Compnay has . ! leased the f placer claims to; William H. * You abet. 58, mecting With almost unive arsal’ com. followins mendation on account of the wealth OF Brien: munity Arkansas aid Greenhorn46 and ‘Washington 63 and-51, Walleupa) Brewn. Hiland NeKeo ané West} so redolent of the days when ; California was =in” her swaddling: 75, The usual elaborate parade =44, 5-25 A large. with its heavy expense of money and . 45 and 57, Starr 42 and 67; -Brown ~effort-is.not meeting with favor, par. / 46 and 60, Poverty 102,and f12,. Mismen ‘‘souri Canyon 77 and .47, Atkins &I Tyler 64, Rose and Duryea 69;Gail 61, Emigrant 762;-Smith & Powell . The plan of having a three day . 2 80, Lost Newark 53 and 1-2 inter celebration has beén meeting with in Newark 53 and 40, and Pony ; much discussion pro and con. The. 39. Fourth coming on Friday this year! The notice of non-responsibility’ makes it possible to have the cele-' filed. by the company is signed by bration®extehd over Saturday and,Malcolm Lindsey, its managing diSunday also. In this connection a! rector and the papers were filed by: {home coming. reunion.could also be, T. B. Brady, sarprs agent. = .° staged at no extra expense and make the event odneé long to be rememFo LOCATIONS ARE™ i a ei “Phe following mining locations GOVERNOR BI BREAKFAST Have’ Been filed for public record: Kenhebeck Placer by Ray O’Conner Grace O'Conner, Clyde O’Conner and Elizabeth O’Conner in Kennebeck Mining District. Seotchman Pxtension Claims Nos. Ross F. Taylos of Downfeyilie; one of Sierra county’s leading” “eltizens, was in town Wednesday on hig ash to Sacramento ‘to attend the brea fast Hotel given at the Senator Mining District, in section 7 and 18 T 17, R 11, by South Yuba Company Limited, Charles H. Shaw secretary. Gold Coin Quartz by Harry A. Blodgett in Sec 30, T 17, R 13. SUPERIOR JUDGE ENGS WANDERS FROM HOME Superior Judge Edward W. Engs who was recently appointed to the Alameda county bench from Sierra county, has been missing from his Oakland home since Friday. He had been taken with delirium at his home and wandered away during nevada City business visitor last) tne night. Hundreds of searchers week . a caller at The Nugeet) have been scouring the Berkeley officé. He was on an inspection trip} pills but up to yesterday no trace of to the Murchie mine to see the work. the missing jurist had been found. ing of the oil flotation system which It has ‘been thought possible that has been such a conspicuous. suc-{ he may be trying to make his way cess in handling complex ores. Hamilton is consulting engineer for the nor C. C. Young on the inaugtration of his formal campaign to succeed himself as chief executive of California. Mr. “Paylor was the recipient of an invitation to attend the breakfast. He was accompanied to the Capital City by Mrs. Taylor who visited relatives there. FORMER MINERALOGIST WAS HERE ON ON BUSINESS Fletcher Hamilton, for 4a number of years state mineralogist and well known in the mining industry, was a presiding in one of the graft trials Metal Products interests who ar€ijn Oakland which was nearing its planning large developments in the} conclusion. Meadow Lake district where the 0 ores proved so refractory in past years. PUBLISHER REAPPOINTED 0 OPENS LAW OFFICES Harry McKee, a recently arrived attorney whe has been residing west of Grass Valley, has taken over the reappointed for the fifth year to the chairmanship of the correspondence committee of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of California, to prepare a digest.of the proceedings practice of Judge J. M. Walling and. of the Grand Chapters the world J. M. MeMahon and has opened ‘offi. over. Jack Eddy of Colfax is a memces in the Walling Bulding on wee ber of the committee also. street. 0 0 Gasoline has been selling anwe W. B. Celio has been indisposed ” ‘to 22%4c and 22c at Grass Valley. ‘for several dys with a severe cold. 0 Nugget. ‘Redd The Bugpet misiug news. Sui ‘GisTo NWILLTO

START WORKIN NEAR FUTURE With 2 small crew of men already atework cleaning out the ditches and repairing the various tunnels, it is expeciéd that milling operations at the famous Gaston mine can be commenced shortly. The arrival of a large 36 inch belt to hook up~the compressor will make. possible starting machine drills on development work. tunnels to be in good shape and to reguire but little work to put them in trim for_operations. Bula interests did a-good job in retimbering throughout. Water is already flowing through the penstock ‘but is not being used yet. The company expects to hook up to the Spanand be ready for steady power. ae a at the mine for several days. Guy etetatail is in charge of operations. Red Dog 59, Birds seve Canyorr 6-5 5, ind" !71, Chicken Paint 70, California’ No. ie FILED. COUNTY. RECORD 1; 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in Washington . back to Downieville. He had been The Nugget publisher has been. ‘ST. AGNNES GUILD TO . GE BENE ERT. CONCERT Rreal treat will be afforded music . . lovers -temorrow, Tuesday evening: lant Trinity Episcopal church under the auspices of St. Agnes Guiid wl Mrs. Frederick Harvey of Stockton . wil appear in recital with Miss Brand assisting at the pieno and Sit 'W. H. Goede on the violin. A Ke . advance ticket sale has m ind ‘Trinity heurch promises to be . inronged for the occasion. Mrs. Harvey, who London, Paris and Easter nter ‘Ss; is a member of the eeay lof ane College of the Pacific. Her . . ability “Sa concert. singer is wide a1} ‘inown and Nevada’ City is/fortu‘nate to have , the privilegeof hearing. The program is as fojlows: . Songs— ‘Efish Lave Song,” ‘‘The: Day is Done,’ Margaret Lang. . Song—‘‘The Stairway,” Winter! . watts. Song—‘‘On’ the Way to Kew,’ (Dedicated to Mrs. Foote. Harvey),Arthur Nachtigall,’’ WVergebliches Stanchen (Bhahms), Mrs. Harvey. Violin solos—‘‘Adagio”’ “Mazurka” walader Goede. Songs with violin obligato—‘‘Elegie,’’ (Massenet), Chanson Ancienne (Samsay), Mrs. Harvey. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TALKS ROAD MATTER (Ries) Colfax-Iowa Hill route were the main items of discussion at the Chamber of Commerce last week. A committee consisting of Fred Cassidy, W. W. Waggoner, R. J. Bennetts and W. H: Griffith was appointed to take up th ematter of the highway between Nevada City and Downieville with the state highway commission and-also-to look into the other route which was boosted by Lyman Gilmore. An Oakland newspaper which atghost city fast becoming forgotten will be properly rebuked as it should The Chamber voted to purchase a number of copies of the new mining number of The Nugget for distribution. 0 HERE ON LEGAL BUSINESS Mr. and Mrs. Lucius M. Fall were here last week in connection with the closing up of an estate. Included in the estate was stock in a Grass Valley. mine now under bond and they headed for The Nugget office to secure first hand information concerning the property. Mr. Fall is a member of the-legal firm of, Fall & Fall of Los Angeles. 0 _ Ignition Parts and Accesories at Miner's Foundry. 24tf Preliminary inspection shows the . The Rescue: ish mine. power line at a latter date: John F. Dickson of Portland, ! inew owner of the property, has been . Song—‘‘Love Me if I Live,’’ Anna Miller Wood Harvey. 4 Piano solo—‘‘Pastorake Varie,” (Mozart). Minnie Brand.’ Songs—“The Violet’ (Mozart),' “Hedge Roses’, (Schubert), ‘Die (Winarski), Edna Cad-. The Yuba Pass Highway and thei tempted to class Nevada City as a CARLIE GROUP O80 i ECE i STRUCK . PAST EW DAYS to the effect that the Metal Products Holding Corporation will resume opStriking of a sede five feet wide erations at the Carlyle group of mining properties near Cisco in this ; county as soon as the summer has . and showing a lot of arsenopyrite sufficiently advanced to make posi is the glad news from the Twin Sissible the hauling in of supplies and: tg; mine at Snow Point in the No. B iequipment. The claims lie at a high) tunnel and hes caused a great deal elevation on the south side of OM et excitement. The new strike is Man Mountain and cover a consider! thought to be a downward continuable acreage in a well mineralized . ation of the rich Twin Sister ledge puOne: { encountered in the upper levels and The same interests have also taken . the odbjective of the No. 3 workings. jan option on the May Lundy mine in! , The strike wes made at a point ab. Mono county which had a past pro-. ont 155 feet distant from the first duction of three milion. Ledge cut in the tunnel. fos President R. O. Foster of Ukiah HIKES TEN MILES tO ihad been up at. the property up to SEND IN HER HER RENEWAL ‘: last few days and reported the egraphed to him yesterday and he Rena Morgan of Moon. Bi¥sr Lodge and a party of-stockholdetrs are exnear Downieville, sent the following . pected te arrive liere today. on tent interesting letter to The Nugget: “Ama little behind with my re‘ ae newal but have just been too buss . At the time of making the strike, : ; ve eet avidson and director rto think of anything. Going to hike Hanke Come D ae : re i: ino were in e. tunnel teday to maii the check. . Hevak Comin e eT ~ 7 Tr or af The Nugget #8 Jim running > face of the tunnel in promising formation. News of the strike was tel. orrow. ten miles ’Shows you how popular last round ‘of Neles with the machine is in this neck of the woods, for i am mighty afraid you would quit, dtill. The round of shots broush} in. alt gi Q g autiful n2ass 3 aVi “sending it io me and that wouldn't doj * Hee ee oe i es t all est wishes and many thanks. », impregnated with sulphides. h arL € . i> Ps} 3 « af 7 ancien senopyrites in this formation carry , extremely high values. SA CRAMENTS REN . Mr. Comino was down from the A) as TERSCT 28 a myo OCMC? RIN EI ERY — property yesterday for a short time . svete bias ALS uy! PaaS . but returned to ine mine ihmmedi. te fo) i the coming. of Presial Wi m 1 presic ol the (+ cee* Postel { Sr erame ) intion i former ais ; € ; abe) a ed ATTY gam JOduus fa U Nido Pads j town ye lay an Yin ¢ vy with : 0: D. Woodman cliezked upon the} sme A atin 7 Deis Ry. A Erp pees Seas coming reviicn te be Weld at the Que of Nevada county's loved ciAvago “At ee cee State Feir grounds, Sunday,’ June: lizens ihe person of Joseph O th. He is inxious to have the Chari Neill, passed to his eternal reward ut i is OE y WY } L 8 Ge = POSE of Commerce assist in geiting Thursday “moraiag after a Hngering ‘the largest family out for the reunillness. . ion as well as the oldest residents. ' The following is taken from the offricial bulletin’ just issued: PLACE——The State Fair Grounds [i Srcramefto. A yesident of this community for han sixty years, he had been intimately connected with the teaching profession. Arriving in Grass Vallely in 1869 he took the county TIME—All day Sunday, June 8th, teachers’ examination’ and commenBring your luneh and cups for cof. ced teoching at the French Lead -. fee? milk and sugar. school near where the North Star ‘. We exteind a eordia! invitation ioe? is. He then taught at Gold :all present and former Nevada coun-! . Flat for a time and went to North “ty residents, their families and ali Columbia’ to the school there. He so their friends to spend the day with . met and wooed one of his pupils, . Miss Kate E. Wood and they were more . i" ius. There will be plenty of amusement for everyone. Contests for ola) Wed in-1876. ‘Three of their five and young, thin,and fat. Horseshoes . children were born to them there tug of war, prettiest babies all, 224 in 1882°the family ‘moved to kinds of races and guessing gamex( rt City. For 22 years he was for which liberal prizes will be of-, connected with the Nevada City ;fered the winners. There will Ale. . OPO: and in 1902 he was elected schools, {be a cash prize for the largest pref Oe superintendent of 'serving:.for two terms. He later at North Bloom'sent of former Nevada county fam' taught one term under the {ily present on the grounds. Also the oldest man and woman “‘present or former’’ Nevada Countians. { . There will be an orchestra to play . during the luncheon, from 11:30 to 11:30 and also during the afternoon. { There will be vocal selections and; Governor GC. C. Young will give an . address. ' On February 22d the Association ‘planted a tree from the Shebley Ranch in the Fair Grounds and dedicated it to Nevada county. At 3:00 the guests will be shown where the field and then retired teachers’ pension act. He served for many years on the county board of education. : Fraternally he was a Past Grand of Oustomah Lodge of the Odd Fellows, a Past Chancellor Commander of Milo Lodge of the Knights of Pythias, and a member of Neva Rebekah Lodge. For many years he was sceretary of the Odd Fellows. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon from the Odd Feltree is planted so each year we may. lows Hall and were largely atten; watch it grow, a monument to Nev-. ded. The Pythian ritual. was read at jada county. . the grave. The nsext regular-meeting of the Surviving are four :ons, John W., Association will be held at the St.; Henry, Joseph and Charies, and ne Francis Hotel, Tuesday night, June. daughter, Miss Nan © +icitl. 3d.’ 2 Mr. O’Neill was highly esteemed There will be no fee charged to}throughout the county © enter oF leave the Fair Grounds. spent so many years :.: his passiug The Association will furnish 1950 will-be deeply regretici by a wite ribbons. circle of friends. NEWS OF THE LODGES” At the meeting of ‘se “rand T= lor of the Native oSi. ° ‘is week .tMerced are C. W. Ch°:iinl, Mu:ter 6. U MILLS LOSES SUIT Percival Mills who sued his aunt, Mrs. Alexina Grissel, to recover $1500 alleged due on a promissory note, lost his case in superior court the past week when a decision was. Chapman and R. L. igelow. handed down in favor of the defCharles F. Bouvier ettens 2g endant. the Grand Lodge of . «sight f Pythias this week ame PAYS OFFICIAL VISIT as representative fro oie coer scat ales Wednesday night Raps aees” soe. Mrs. Jane D. Hutchinson, District} Mother's Night of Lai ,» lor, -— Deputy Grand Matron, will pay her. tive Daughters. Each a 8: ore official visit toEvangeline Chapter,. titled to bring ene =. 30. Ee Order of the Eastern Star on Tues-. mother. A fine pre — i day evening. “. planned. oe ae 0. nat, Nevada Royal Ar« ero’ TRUCKEEE IS HAPPY tg . hold its regular:m =} = saanagoinre Refreshments will b«., ee Meadowlake Township -shows a : —_———_0-healthy increase of population. here he ia