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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

November 20, 1936 (6 pages)

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1936. STOCKTON HILL PROPERTY CITY BELLE PROPERTY A new tunnel has been started on the Carey lot on Grove street W. by in _James Allen and associates who took —® lease on the Dulac or City Belle. property recently. It is in between 40 and 50 feet and will cross through the Red Mens park to contact a new shaft on the City Belle property. Water in the new shaft. on the City Belle ground gave trouble in operating and it was decided to run the tunnel to drain and mine ore on the vein, NEVADA CITY NUGGET D. Woock crarge the of of Auburn development Stockton Hill mine work south (Continued from Page One) ot development work. A wet gravel channel, cut into several months ago,‘holds much promise, but RAGON MINE to-explore the vein gravel later. The the mine first and pump continues to handle 150 gal mine. The company has been trucking ore to the Idaho-Maryland mill Grass Valley for decided it was Ore is being stoped at the Ragon at in countered ed. e IN HIGHSCHOOL ‘BROADCASTING . RADIATION MAY at Grass Valley. Five men are employ water per minute. of lons (By FRED GARRISON) On Friday, November 13, the studeents Miss Jones sible GRACEY MINE Crews working three interested@—in have shifts shaft of the Gracey mine located southeast City. if=is of Nevada to to be outs about. three plan a club. handle must weeks and drifting be to poem lustrate a As it club is impos as for large gas bring or their Each held. next the club’s first JIM MINE headquarters, through the ed i will ability. : proving: is the car of .on Robson, +lac ties, three and it service completed at the Jim mine and crews are drifting the attempts to hold meetings have HaHdéwe’en failed, Maryland at the meeting today there will be a ing large phoned to the city for gold re Charles Colombo and sons are due to the football practice attendance, be 6 § ‘ Nov. 19.—-The short-wave radiation vi ee haat night. of boys YRAot Nie Dacteria, chison of the University of Califor nia College of Agriculture said in a on paper read today before. the annual depu meeting of the Association of Land the} i : nae . Grant Colleges of the United States several of . . : ae equip that » Fe Houston, Texas. the ouskirts of tha in agricultural of veloped by science. Dean C. B. Hut = Police placed Tex., “As yet no large seale aprlications.” there are Dean Huf call came in. ‘A woman resid-. We Shall yet see that The plans of the club are not, as .op M he eruised about the . chison said, “but I have faith enough > the enin our expe rimental phvsicists asso¢cthat midnight the. iated with ‘rained biolog 3efore after school, but it is expected mill to : of destruction works, reports that! Practical trucked out regularly to the Idahocustom aVerats JAZ, Que fungi, are being appreciated and de plae. the insect P.: useful gf understood in good ore. Concentrates are being Fourteen men are employed. in oe) Chief (Robson, descerihine how well] lerge-+.d->on covery. Carl great Chief. will organize a commercial elub. So far, ‘been Mhere Dr. its cars-with receivers. the equipment has its are is pariment in school, are planning to Sinking Ree possibilities 8)public spirited donation MacBoyle and 4 forest the placed cars of Sheriff Tobiassen and attempt. devartment, rol receiving set has been A number ef students in the commercial ‘4 f HOUSTON, the California person that speech at of Errol Wednesday dramatie tion tryJones, mempbership, wave broadcasting, stahighway pat * The short necessary the uO BH aS City A series of one act Plays is to be will start. PRE CHRISTMAS CLEAN UP to eligible some thought the work will be completed in Nevada fF m , this one, they decided that, in order sunk over 180 feet in the 430 foot. resjuired \ a = high school dramaties club, met with elements in about — five months for gold_ recovery. HIGHWAY PATROLSHORTWAVE CLUBS FORMING MINING NEWS is ‘now were termites, ty ‘ie. . of hall that a gang. Sterilized tearing down her . and out against our houses freed. products canned our micro-organisms packaged foods protected erating the. property for southern yet, kndéwn. OUE THEY GO} _ Lots of fine seasonal items must be immediately telephoned the broad-. ple exposure to lethal rays. California interests. cleaned up before we unpack the new things we have reeasting station -in highway patrol “The use of monochromatic, light ceived for the Holiday rush! So, we're inviting you to a bet e, which sent out a call to-the* which iures destructive insects to PENNSYLVANIA MINE Nevada City chief of police. His their death on: electrified barriers, Pre-Holiday Clean’Up! There'll be thousands of thrilling Excavation isbeing. made for a eeiving set on his car .whils beneficial insects are not atbargains that will be selling for a song (many of these new 50 ton pilot mill at the Pennactly where to go, only a few block tracted, and at the same time avoids will make dandy Christmas gifts, too)! Hurry in right Browns’ Valley mine in away from the pointwhere he re-, the vrobiem of poison spray residues, away, because the size ranges aren’t complete and as#. which will be used as underground ceived the message, and he caught) is an actual accomplishment that a (By FRED GARRISON) sortments are somewhat broken. The values, however, §) explorations continue, An elevated seemed unattainable, of; few vyeat On Monday, November 16, the young vandals in the very act B. track is to. be built to carry waste laboratory of a Field ordered! He fence. the down tearine will be as big as the children’s eyes on Christmas mornstudents of the commer 1 depart ai toa dump across the county road. ing! A double hoist\has been installed in . the two-compartment shaft to speed , operations. men, The Ore North is: Star. ' Valley nNne being Empire 100 employs trueked mill for reduction. to the yoce 4n Plans-are ment of the high school met for #he purpose of organizing a club. No og for ig tunnel is being. . shaft sunk . Shaft last far driven at JACKETS 5Q-98 last year. caved during contact The 100 rainy dog. the noon day owas ? wa ioua 7 sunk the 200 feet. The shaft property good ore has on 100 been adjoins the west, and the encountered. He'll be the envy of all the fel Frank Ghidotti, H. E. Fowler and Paul Falconi motored yesterday forenoon limft of two to and pheasants Gridley
killed their each were home by 11 o’clock, o Ir yr ove speaker Ssys He proceeds were of donated the sale by ry the and Recent Teveloped work portions Crampton reports. Dave Waite home and the Netz quarry. The fire made quite a blaze for a few brought minutes. before being under control. disciosec tain YL Z Sweater Set $98 Here’s real comfort for women and misses.. Wega oak ans Delight her with a twin sweater pretty ribbon an ith Cushiion ing. : om epon trimm et In attractive Co va heel. Of brushed mohair. beauty, oxford grey, brown. set for school and sports wear! 8 to 16, MEN’S SWEATERS Just a few of these better ‘ sweaters to clean up at colors. Copenhagen, American LADIES’ FABRIC GLOVES Gloves that are smart but ababee FABRIC GLOVES we need the room so _ will sacrifice these at BIC YARD 29e We have just added to our equipment a large refrigeration room and will keep all merchandise there, that needs refrigeration. Also a new DAYTON MISTOR for keeping our vegetables fresh. We buy our vegetables on the market ourselves, and get the best. We offer you this week: inch Serveceabte! Absorbent! 12; Fancy Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel Fancy Frangrant Walnuts and Filberts 25c Paper Shell Pecans 29c Extra Large Ripe Olives 25c Extra Large Ripe Olives bau ee Pint tin 15c Pickles, Quart Jars, Sours, Sweéts, Dills, Sweet Mixed and Sweet Relish RL AOR, te 35c 30c 35c 25c White Laundry Soap . . 25c Clean Quick Soap Chips 21% Ibs. 20c Lux, Camay, Palmolive and Life Buoy Toilet SOR oe mec 3 bars 18c Dutch. Cleanser 15c Koro Bleach 15¢c White cenborders solid colors! procedures and a of the tion of the of actual plant to social general expansion sciences in their rela the land, are a few of the possibilities requiring deep and prostudy. Philosophy, anthropology history, and their un various sister sciences, which now property have a preponderantly urban applica splendid values, Seven mer tion, are can likewise be made to serve agriculture, he said. suf Recent work has been mine, which on the part of is a Remington Hill. The! group comprises the Skeahan, Den The following punils in the Golda ocrat and Remington Mines and the = ; Flat school. had a 100 per cent at}two last named have recéntly been ; j : 2 ‘ j = tendance record for the month of purchased from the owners by the Fal October: firm of Crampton and Crampton i z : Hisciea 1910 1 Mr. O. B. Lake, teacher: Fifth was ‘established in 910 by : s Grade Roberta Desechwanden, Rohrampton and his brother. The camCallfornia 'erta Roberts, Donald Boreham, Jopany is incorporated in alifornia. eset mck Sik’ weaee eet . seph Edward Day, Jack Drinville, PasE Six y During th rS prank > vets Sa : se . Dean Laughlin, William Wasley. Crampton has been in charge of the. ; : : ; Sixth Grade — Betty Engstrom, . mine for various interests and leas-. __ ” pee z the . Katherine Phillips, Dolores Rocke last operator being Law-. . feller, Roosevelt Alexander, Robert Barker of the large Barker. . 3 . Deschwanden, Carl Engstrom, HarBros: furniture store in Los Angeles, . old Walker. A. W. Bierwagen js superintend. or Popular sizes. SILK DRESSES We have drastically reduced the price on our dresses so that we can make room for gift merchandise. See this rack of dresses. Only 79 left at ent at the mine and é : e is in ; ; Seventh Grade — Dorothy Robea . erts, Pete Henry, Vincent Lewis, direct, ‘charge while Crampton is away.! fe BS e = : ‘ . Boyd Stortroen, Floyd Stortroen. 3ierwagen has also been installing. : i Tash ; ; : } Eighth Grade — Alice Phillips, . equipment at. the Delia Mine for} *e . Leroy Leonard and Harry Roberts. the present operators. { Miss M. Frances Cochrane, teach CIVIC CLUB MEMBERS NOTICE:. ©": Spiced Lunch Meat 2 pounds Pure Lard ae RAYON DRAPERY DAMASK 50 hitherto part agricultural “sont woicr for ang. HIGH ATTENDANCE IN GOLD FLAT SCHOOL . ors, 20c Men’s dress gloves that are better while they last Just imagine damask at —Use Our Parking Space— on of now employed and a larger crew will} Democrat OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY as a psychology, tinguish a spread to nearby grass, between ipe control found have had Dean Hutchison stated. Pest to Los Angeles after a visit of sev was called yesterday morning to ex-that search, eral days at the mine at Remington Hill. rubbish fire ‘emains to be done in virtu nutrition, improved animal breeding © Frank A. Crampton has returned The Nevada City fire devartmeni 5 rence 49° Misses’ Wool iS led.’ and haa . REMINGTON HILL bleacher fund, started in order to have bleacher seats on the football field. P M. Open 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. — Saturday Night 9 ae SLIPPERS wh opened, field to FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED 24 . S him lodged in jail in a jiffy. ant elub NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY ou ] doors have to office pho out and picked up his man tested. dis eausing a considerable tur} the holdings at Christmas Favorites! 1 the purchas . ri, who are developing the Delaney have q h T ey one on cut l immen the . feet and plan to sink an additional lows in one ef these all wool jackets. Slide fastener front, Shadowtones. Warm, durable! hot it ame 1 Wednesday each the dance, a The Messrs. McCumber and Jack Mau; property $B .69 the weather DELANEY MINE JACKETS . Shadowtones. em ¢o so the shade, es 5 hea ts of wi trials . done and depred was a] demonstrated through the courtesy foot of the Harmony Shop in Grass Va2i Boys’ MELTON Something he’s always wanted! Heavy melton with slide fastener front. Sport collar, muff At dance Champion group pockets. to winter. B cal’ ‘Men’s All Wool enough ru ho mission ;est reports are that the tunnel is alin Vith ne damage 1esday. held on students enjoyed +] Schepp mine at Graniteville and latmost elected sale last W sale was ( SCHEPP MINE were issue before’ the sti d ents main ;;a@ large mill later on. A officers commercial them to/7re stated thai Fort Sutter Peaches 214 size Syrup pack Dainty Mixed Apricots 214 size Syrup pack 'Tuberose Pears 21 size Syrup pack Corn .. Spring Maid Peas EN ee ee rer Hieice lon: And Our Delicious Fogg P-Nut Butter 15c 35c 20c All club members who have not done so please return tickets o'clock this morning as Third Grade—Barbara Raymond, and. Juanita Wasley, Billy Laughlin, Mark money to Mrs. James Penrose before ten there Roberts, Robert Wasley, J. C. Jones, Second Grade — Eugene Hatch, will be an executive meeting at ten Donald o'clock First grade—Joyce Lake, Kenneth Hatch and James Seibold. today to complete the busi ness of ‘“‘The Dover Road’’ so as to have a report ready for Wasley. , Monday's meeting. Miss MRS. H. M. LEETE, Nell B. Baggley is the is the president. ORDER YOUR ° TURKEY ~ ad visor to the class and George Me President Woman’s Civie Club. Cartney NOW! SELECTED TURKEYS FOR YOUR _ Thanksgiving Feast Keystone Market _ —DRIVE IN AND SEE US— Fourth Grade — Billy Hateh, Robert Walker, Donald Raymond, -