October 15, 1928 (6 pages)

9 IONDAY, OCTOBER 1 as a ome FEDERAL EATRA SERVICE TIRES NEW LOW PRICES FEDERA #3 bXs TIRES Substantial Drop A Guarant-ed = Vulcaniziny, anu Repairing ACE. TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Vailey 1928 THE NEVADA CITY. NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Get Your Home Printed Stationery at Phe Nugget a . Published weekly at Nevada City, . Nevada County, California, and de_. voted to-the development of vesourees of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ca $2.00 One year, ifornia address, « itside California in U.S. .. 2.50 Six Tak dit. qe@enipeey epee orere ra ery 1.00 ‘hree Menths -60 jne Month 25 singte Copies .05 Advertisiig Rates on application. Mntered as mail matter of the se eond class in the pestoffice at Nevada City, Galifornia, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 A Legal Newspaper (of Goeneré Cireulation for Nevada City and Ne the cur ed for the second . district, represented by Englebright. ; This money vada County, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and Piiblished at Neveda City. ARTHUR Kiditor A. WILLOUGRRY and Publisher “C0 1Y CORNER CHAT THE FOLLOWING taken from the Placerville Republican. of the last week’s shows only too clearly how much our talented young congressappreciated in other sections district: man is % of his far . flung Harry L. Englebright, making a brief address before the Lions’ Club here vesterday, without endeovoring _in even the slightest degree to stress” ‘his aeccomplishments,, nevertheless NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO. ° Forget your worries and come and eat here. We will please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE Our Merchants Lunch and & Special Sunday do our best to ¢ Dinner put before his hearers a composite, i ; definite picture of what he has done . in the first term as United States {Congressman from this district. And {those accomplishments do two ‘Ithings: justify the confidence and the j support which placed him in his of_fice; and indicate which : placed him in his and indirecord which points to an ulj¢ate a ee ee a record office. FRESH VEGETABLES We Are Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Vegetables Every Day Right From The Garden The Prices Ae R Reaconahl: The Quality B Rieht! FINE WATCH REPAIRING . : Radic Servicing and CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 1352) Work Called for and Delivered Renairs . Nevada City Cleaners WwW. H. Osborne Cleaning Pressing Repairing! Patronize Home tndiastry Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE Phones 109J See Me—See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Optometris? 1418 Mill St. Grass Valley a FRATERNAL CARDS . _ NEVADA LODGE, No. 3. F. & A.M. ' Stated meetings s2cond Wednes. day of each month at MasenieTem‘ole. 8 p. .n. Sojourning brethren are cordinily invited. GILBERT J. ee STENGER. secy. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of Pp. Meets the Ist and 3d Friday nights at. Pythian Hall, Bidg. Visiting Knights always wWelcome. W_G. JEFFREY,-¢C. C. » FOSS. S of R. & Ss. A ee oe P ROFF SSION AL CAR Ds RCSHETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and fnstrumental Tastruction Lete of the sere College of Music, -ondon, England. Voeal Pupil} of Henry tower and Piano Punlli vf Herbert S. rre. Terms on a Bue . lestion, Phone 228R. 218 French Ave i Crass Valley. ae DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:20 to 5:30 ~ . Evenings by Appointment eee & Powell Bidg. Phone — PR. ROBE RT oP, WERNER j Physician and Surgeon t Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5. 7-8 p.nt. i Nurse in attendance { g. M. Walling H: HW. Armstrong F. E. Grove a ATTORNEYS AT LAW . Hours: 10-12 a, m., 2-4 p. m. . Notary Public } Vel a one 41 . pas ager hs a eee See Se iF. T. Nilon FF: M. NILON & NILON Nifon § Attorneys at Law . Offices: Nevada City I John Hennessy Lynne Kelly HENNESSEY & KELLY Attorneys at Law Offices, Themas Building, Grass Néiary Public. Valley. W. EE. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City EDWARD C. UREN THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHUPPE \Hair Dressing and ‘Work. Famous Adele i Tcilet Articles. Louise Martin Reauty Miller ; J. F. GCONNOR . Civil and Mining HKugineer 229 Commer “oie St. 150% Phone N. C. Phone G. ARMSTRONG & TABER. , U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys . Mil V. 196 United. States. Mineral. Survever. Licensed Land Surveyor. pstaire over-City Hail. Main Street, Gras: Valley. Main 3183. a Specialty, 213 Oschner Bidg., Sacramento, Cal. Telephones: Rew 'c crm Office Main 1772 aE THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET ‘mst, ssccnstot career as «puoi Appropriantions totalling ‘almost twenty-two million dollars were se-. congressional ‘comes from practically every federal fund for almost every conceivable purpose, including government road projects, forest service trail improvement and conservation funds; ‘national park development, and ascore of other minor projects. In other words,:this amazingly energetie young man succeeded in getting a congressional finger in every pie that was cut—and a generous slice of federal melon for his district. Viewed in the light of comparison, an idea of what this record means may be gleaned in the statistics which show that this total of appropriation for our district is more than double the total of all appropriations for this district for the iast ten years. El Dorado. county alone received $75,000 for highway work, while an additional $80,000 ‘' Was allocated for road improvement DAVIS, W. M.} Morgan and Powel; . “. tax relief bill for _ tention to .,and immediate attention to matters 'ealled to around Lake Tahoe, also advantagecus and directly beneficial to this county. Englebright distinctly “belongs” in his place and very positively ‘‘fits”’ the shoes to ,which he has fallen heir. This is proven by the manner in which he took a leading place among other California Congressmen, although he is the youngest, in years as well as in service, from this state. After launching and leading his California ‘congressional associates in a fight for recognition in highway appropriatiuns, resulting in securing one million and a half dolfor California, out of a total of seven and a half millions for the nation (20 per cent) he-.was‘not satisfied until he had assured his own district approximately 20 per.cent of , the total appropriation for the state. 'And this in the face of the greatest i seramble ever witnessed for high way lars _. funds in this state. i Still he is far from satisfied with the way things are going. Forest conservation and mining are dear to his heart. He has made a study of the . public domain problem which places ,; him high in the ranks of authorities in the lower house on the subject. With.a group og colleagues which he ‘has organized, . mostly representa‘tives. of other western states, he is . proparing a red-hot conservation and introduction at the if orthecming session. His pleas for repict of western states which are . earrving now ; conservation by reason of their becoming imCongress. There that. relief may be seloss . 5 > jar taxes is’ gradually { 2 . portant fo others in i is even hope eured, Young,. erthusiastie, acerressive’ and tireless. in. the inieresis of his )@istriet, Enelebricht is destined to so . far in puhblie service, Relieving that [all thines eood come to he who pre. nares to receive them and works for them, he constantly keeps his weather eye open for an opportunity to learn more about the things his eonstituents are interested in. Having lived district all his life, hs personel knowledge of: needs and dei;thands is a valuable asset. Of clear perspective, magnetic personality and outspoken opinions. he has the happy faeulty of making and holding fast friends—among colleagues as well as constituents. His personal atrequests of his district, in his his attention has already occasioned favorable comment and he i is genuinely pleased to have constij tuents make Grass Valley . demands on his time. EE! Derado county in common with other parts’ of the second congres. sional district is exceedingly fortun; up to ; demand. 1 ‘matters . He was occompanied ate in being represented by a man like this. The lamentable but inevitable fact, however; is that we shall eventually lose him, when he moves higher which he is qualified and to which he is certain to be called by the bigger Ross F. Taylor, mining eneinee: of Downieville, attended to business in Sacramento this week. home by A. the entire burden of forest ERSONAL MENTION _Mrs. Alice Hitchens is home from a motor trip to Portland, Oregon. C. Beedle and Mrs. of Reno, Nevada, and Mrs. Hitchins. Ben F. Ballard of Santa Rosa . passed thru -here early in the week . on his way to the Brush Creek mine , in which he is interested. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey of Chico spent the week-end here visiting Mrs. Nellie Veale and Mrs. John. Langman. place is here on a visit. W. H. Landrigan left Tuesday for Sacramento. where he will remain till after the funeral of his sister-in law, Mrs. Will A. Davis. town. Sheriff George R. Carter was an official, visitor the week. Phe many. friends of Will Reynolds will be pleased to learn that he is improving. His daughter, Mrs. William Menhennett of: Mesa, Arizona is here visiting him. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Gregory of LakeSpaulding visited here Friday. Miss Hattie Huson is home from a visit with relatives at Taft. Visitors here Sunday were Mrs. Niles P. Searls, Misses Evelyn Ken dall and Theresa Sharp, and Frederick A. Sherwood, who are interested in Girls’ Camp Fire activities. William. Litchenberger, superintendent of Brush Creek mine, was here Tuesday attending to business mat; ters. A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gracey, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Darke, Mrs. Mamie Parsons, Miss Mary Hoskin and Dr. Ward Johnson visited in Sacramento Saturday afternoon ang evening. The men attended a meeting of Scottish Rite Masons. in Stockton during Mrs. M. Grimes and family have as visitors, Miss Nettie E. Hopley of Sacramento, and Mrs. G. M. Flint of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Leiter of Oaklatid are visiting relatives here. He has the contract for rebuilding the Alpha store and inspected the work last week. office for publie” Mining and Civil Engineer . Ribole, who had been in Sacramento Mining Reports Furnished ‘to have an operation upon a masMining District Maps toid. Phone 278R Nevada City Victor E. Buck came _ up from eee pe ye Seo oon —— Buek Bros. ranch near Lineoln and ! WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. . went on to their ranch at Orleans Chiropractor . Plat. Nevada. City Grass Valley" Rey. and Mrs.H. H. Ruckner rea Office hours—10 to 12 A. M. at turned Tuesday from a motor trip Nevada City. 2 to 5:20 P: M. znd to Forest AGechsar ad Te Mondays, Wednesdays vid Fridays , tee A : ywwnie 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays Ville. He held services’ in each by appointment. eo Walter Midgley of Tineatn sacead . thru here Tuesday to the German Bar mine, where he is employed as caretaker. Misses Beth Downey and Ada _ Procuring Title to Mineral Lands Pjerce motored to Sacramento Weaneaday to do some shoenping and attenced the show “King of Kings.” ed eee ene a ‘Hill. Miss May Cress, trained nurse, ‘left Tuesday for Berkeley to spend a short vacation there. Wilson F. Utter and J. Fred Zeller of Riverside, who have mining interest in our county, spent a short time here last week. i Francis Hogan is home from a short visit in San Francisco. Roy Kimball, who has mining interests in the Graniteville was_hereFriday.——-Misses Dearestine Daniels. and Evelyn O’Connor, who are teaehing in Roseville grammar schools, spent last week-end here with their families. Miss Nah O'Neill eame up Friday from Oakland and had as her guest, Miss Dorothy Davis, who will visit her here for a time. Mrs. John P. William and daughter, Anna,~are in Idaho visiting refatives. Leonard Luther of North field spent Monday in our Gity. Mrs. H. D. Shearer is visiting relatives and friends in Sacramento and San Francisco. George Faegans of Alleghany passed through here Friday enroute to San Francisco, where he will attend a session of Grand Lodge of Masons. Miss Alice Langman is home from a short vacation in San Francisco. section, BloomMr. and Mrs. H. O. Kohler of Washington visited here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Williams and children of Susanville are here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Richards. We are pleased to-} learn that they are thinking of 1locating here. F Misses Elizabeth Buckner, Junior college student at Sacramento, and Iris Murchie, teacher. of Rseville spent last week-end here with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bennetts’ of Big Tunnel spent Monday in our eity. city. _ Miss Lizzie Monroe, obrn on The party included "Mr. and Mrs. F. Hill, ‘Gerald Davis ber Vanvouver, an“electric train hit . sister, a few months in Pine Grove cemetery. She is gurvived. by a son, James of Kittitas, Washington, a brother, Fa eae ee a tac Befeforerferdefente gered fe sqe sponge rderjengenqorge riers ng OOOO COC NEVA INI AIE EIEN AIIM f——— MRS. LIZZIE MONROE KILEED IN AUTO ACCIDENT Mrs. Lizzie Monroe, this city, was 29th in an auto accident Mrs. L. Snell. Mrs. Monroe’s ago and ; — sweere es way Prompt and accurate ies phoned to us has tionally large phone Phone Number One formerly Lost killed Septemin British Columbia, when their car. Her and husband were also seriously injured. husband died only is buried Charles of Clever new: cut-outs, favors, decorated crepes, etc. OUR SPECIALTY hcndling of all orders for grocerenabled us to build up an exceporder business. It will save you hoth time and money to adopt this convenient method Phone Numberx One is esasily remembered. J. J. JACKSON Beenie erase ake eile le ie eso ste ofa ste stele ate ole steare teste ote st fest teal ataheseste ole festeate ste dleatesteateoteat Sobolegee . What a. Quarter Means To Father——Carefare to work and back. To Mother-—Half a_ peck of’ potatoes. faa} To Daughter—A soda. To Son-—-A package of cigarettes. To the Plumber—Thirteen and a quarter minutes. To John D. Rockfeller—Twentyfive cents.—Brooklyn Wasp. Much fine scenery has been wiped out by fhe march of Civilization, but anyway. we have the hot dog stands left. Miss Mary McGown is home from Nevada City, two sister, Mrs. Snell ‘Formerly when the boys returnGrass Valley. She was quite ill with Of Vancouverand Mrs. Martined with battered faces, they had flu while at the home of Mr. and Thomas of Utah. . probably been fighting, but when Mrs. F. M. Fanlk. . ‘ . they similarly appear now,/they have Mr. and Mrs. George W. Downey ; “Parties Draft Platforms.’’ Anoth, probably been trying to remove some have as a guest their daughter,,er thing as meaningless and useless tree or telephone pole with their Mrs. W. E Beatty of Fresno. . as the. warts on cucumbers. . automobiles. Miss Mary Schmidt, Mills College "phe teteifeste ters oadestesfeafestectesteateatesteatecteote oteateageofefeageatofecteoteatesfesteateofestestestesteofesteeleetesteateote eae iy student, spent last week-end here} + with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ; = W. E. Johnson, formerly of this Cats Place Cards Pumpkins Napkins x Jack O’ Lanterns Caps + _ Skulls Horns ‘ Witches Confetti i é — Dennison Costume Books * = COMING SOON— + Watch for dates: KA ! THE REXALL ONE—CENT—SALE Bigger and Better Than Ever! = KA RE HARRIS i The Rexok Store . he eiedietnhtetenieiennmiedinntendes Sere eeeeee eee = % Me? %, “a! 045 Ne of ne Hots fe ofto%e shesfe ate he eek aX fe Zesferte of stesfeate ste. ~~ ae ae ee Se Oe ie ts Me o seleeebatededesbebede teat dete doses + re We Deliver SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE Lv. Nevada City 7:40 A. M. +4730-A, MM. Ly. Grass Vally 7:55 A. M. 11:45 A.M. a46. of a ey i Ar. Sacramento 10:40 A.M. 2:30 P. M. 6:15 P. M. 11:00 P.M. Ar. San Franciseo 12715 P.M. 2:15 P.M. 5.55 P. M. ae liv San Francisco 9:00 A. M. 11:20 A.M. 1:20PM Ly. Sacramento 8:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 3:00 P.M. “7:45 P. M Ar. Grass Valley 10:45 A. M. jii45 P.M. 5:45 P. a *10:30 P. M. Ar. Nevada City 11:00 A. M. :00'P. M. 6:00 P.M. *10:45 P.M (*) Sundays only. (7) Dalle except Sunday. : = eee TE ————— W. G. Gates, formerly of our city, was a business visitor here last week. Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Richards visited relatives here last week. ~ Mrs. Will Fenton, half owner of the Tom and Jerry mine at Quaker visited Mrs. Jo V. Snyder during the week. S Anton Buck of Orleans Flat is at Wilbur Springs for his health. Ne ert iepe ce Lape = OO 5 PES I Tp I . e? P "AIZERS ot Floating el deluxe ms with private bath SINGLE OX E MSUITE Unsurpassed dining service pecial advantages for autotnobile Take your Aubimo ‘ tomobite Foot OF M SrREET ~ ‘DELTA aaa MAKE RESERVATIONS MAIN 4620 SACRAMENTO SPORTATION CO, seloinieietuieieieinioie

9 IONDAY, OCTOBER 1 as a ome FEDERAL EATRA SERVICE TIRES NEW LOW PRICES FEDERA #3 bXs TIRES Substantial Drop A Guarant-ed = Vulcaniziny, anu Repairing ACE. TIRE SHOP 110 Main St. Grass Vailey 1928 THE NEVADA CITY. NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Get Your Home Printed Stationery at Phe Nugget a . Published weekly at Nevada City, . Nevada County, California, and de_. voted to-the development of vesourees of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ca $2.00 One year, ifornia address, « itside California in U.S. ... 2.50 Six Tak dit. qe@enipeey epee orere ra ery 1.00 ‘hree Menths -60 jne Month 25 singte Copies .05 Advertisiig Rates on application. Mntered as mail matter of the se eond class in the pestoffice at Nevada City, Galifornia, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 A Legal Newspaper (of Goeneré Cireulation for Nevada City and Ne the cur ed for the second . district, represented by Englebright. ; This money vada County, as defined by Stat Law. Printed and Piiblished at Neveda City. ARTHUR Kiditor A. WILLOUGRRY and Publisher “C0 1Y CORNER CHAT THE FOLLOWING taken from the Placerville Republican. of the last week’s shows only too clearly how much our talented young congressappreciated in other sections district: man is % of his far . flung Harry L. Englebright, making a brief address before the Lions’ Club here vesterday, without endeovoring _in even the slightest degree to stress” ‘his aeccomplishments,, nevertheless NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP INVITES YOU TO. ° Forget your worries and come and eat here. We will please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE Our Merchants Lunch and & Special Sunday do our best to ¢ Dinner put before his hearers a composite, i ; definite picture of what he has done . in the first term as United States {Congressman from this district. And {those accomplishments do two ‘Ithings: justify the confidence and the j support which placed him in his of_fice; and indicate which : placed him in his and indirecord which points to an ulj¢ate a ee ee a record office. FRESH VEGETABLES We Are Supplyng Our Customers with Fresh Vegetables Every Day Right From The Garden The Prices Ae R Reaconahl: The Quality B Rieht! FINE WATCH REPAIRING . : Radic Servicing and CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 1352) Work Called for and Delivered Renairs . Nevada City Cleaners WwW. H. Osborne Cleaning Pressing Repairing! Patronize Home tndiastry Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE Phones 109J See Me—See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Optometris? 1418 Mill St. Grass Valley a FRATERNAL CARDS . _ NEVADA LODGE, No. 3. F. & A.M. ' Stated meetings s2cond Wednes. day of each month at MasenieTem‘ole. 8 p. .n. Sojourning brethren are cordinily invited. GILBERT J. ee STENGER. secy. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of Pp. Meets the Ist and 3d Friday nights at. Pythian Hall, Bidg. Visiting Knights always wWelcome. W_G. JEFFREY,-¢C. C. » FOSS. S of R. & Ss. A ee oe P ROFF SSION AL CAR Ds RCSHETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and fnstrumental Tastruction Lete of the sere College of Music, -ondon, England. Voeal Pupil} of Henry tower and Piano Punlli vf Herbert S. rre. Terms on a Bue . lestion, Phone 228R. 218 French Ave i Crass Valley. ae DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:20 to 5:30 ~ . Evenings by Appointment eee & Powell Bidg. Phone — PR. ROBE RT oP, WERNER j Physician and Surgeon t Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5. 7-8 p.nt. i Nurse in attendance { g. M. Walling H: HW. Armstrong F. E. Grove a ATTORNEYS AT LAW . Hours: 10-12 a, m., 2-4 p. m. . Notary Public } Vel a one 41 . pas ager hs a eee See Se iF. T. Nilon FF: M. NILON & NILON Nifon § Attorneys at Law . Offices: Nevada City I John Hennessy Lynne Kelly HENNESSEY & KELLY Attorneys at Law Offices, Themas Building, Grass Néiary Public. Valley. W. EE. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City EDWARD C. UREN THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHUPPE \Hair Dressing and ‘Work. Famous Adele i Tcilet Articles. Louise Martin Reauty Miller ; J. F. GCONNOR . Civil and Mining HKugineer 229 Commer “oie St. 150% Phone N. C. Phone G. ARMSTRONG & TABER. , U. S. Land & Mining Attorneys . Mil V. 196 United.. States.. Mineral. Survever. Licensed Land Surveyor. pstaire over-City Hail. Main Street, Gras: Valley. Main 3183. a Specialty, 213 Oschner Bidg., Sacramento, Cal. Telephones: Rew 'c crm Office Main 1772 aE THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET ‘mst, ssccnstot career as «puoi Appropriantions totalling ‘almost twenty-two million dollars were se-. congressional ‘comes from practically every federal fund for almost every conceivable purpose, including government road projects, forest service trail improvement and conservation funds; ‘national park development, and ascore of other minor projects. In other words,:this amazingly energetie young man succeeded in getting a congressional finger in every pie that was cut—and a generous slice of federal melon for his district. Viewed in the light of comparison, an idea of what this record means may be gleaned in the statistics which show that this total of appropriation for our district is more than double the total of all appropriations for this district for the iast ten years. El Dorado. county alone received $75,000 for highway work, while an additional $80,000 ‘' Was allocated for road improvement DAVIS, W. M.} Morgan and Powel; . “. tax relief bill for _ tention to .,and immediate attention to matters 'ealled to around Lake Tahoe, also advantagecus and directly beneficial to this county. Englebright distinctly “belongs” in his place and very positively ‘‘fits”’ the shoes to ,which he has fallen heir. This is proven by the manner in which he took a leading place among other California Congressmen, although he is the youngest, in years as well as in service, from this state. After launching and leading his California ‘congressional associates in a fight for recognition in highway appropriatiuns, resulting in securing one million and a half dolfor California, out of a total of seven and a half millions for the nation (20 per cent) he-.was‘not satisfied until he had assured his own district approximately 20 per.cent of , the total appropriation for the state. 'And this in the face of the greatest i seramble ever witnessed for high way lars _. funds in this state. i Still he is far from satisfied with the way things are going. Forest conservation and mining are dear to his heart. He has made a study of the . public domain problem which places ,; him high in the ranks of authorities in the lower house on the subject. With.a group og colleagues which he ‘has organized, . mostly representa‘tives. of other western states, he is . proparing a red-hot conservation and introduction at the if orthecming session. His pleas for repict of western states which are . earrving now ; conservation by reason of their becoming imCongress. There that. relief may be seloss . 5 > jar taxes is’ gradually { 2 . portant fo others in i is even hope eured, Young,. erthusiastie, acerressive’ and tireless. in. the inieresis of his )@istriet, Enelebricht is destined to so . far in puhblie service, Relieving that [all thines eood come to he who pre. nares to receive them and works for them, he constantly keeps his weather eye open for an opportunity to learn more about the things his eonstituents are interested in. Having lived district all his life, hs

personel knowledge of: needs and dei;thands is a valuable asset. Of clear perspective, magnetic personality and outspoken opinions. he has the happy faeulty of making and holding fast friends—among colleagues as well as constituents. His personal atrequests of his district, in his his attention has already occasioned favorable comment and he i is genuinely pleased to have constij tuents make Grass Valley . demands on his time. EE! Derado county in common with other parts’ of the second congres. sional district is exceedingly fortun; up to ; demand. 1 ‘matters . He was occompanied ate in being represented by a man like this. The lamentable but inevitable fact, however; is that we shall eventually lose him, when he moves higher which he is qualified and to which he is certain to be called by the bigger Ross F. Taylor, mining eneinee: of Downieville, attended to business in Sacramento this week. home by A. the entire burden of forest ERSONAL MENTION _Mrs. Alice Hitchens is home from a motor trip to Portland, Oregon. C. Beedle and Mrs. of Reno, Nevada, and Mrs. Hitchins. Ben F. Ballard of Santa Rosa . passed thru -here early in the week . on his way to the Brush Creek mine , in which he is interested. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ivey of Chico spent the week-end here visiting Mrs. Nellie Veale and Mrs. John. Langman. place is here on a visit. W. H. Landrigan left Tuesday for Sacramento. where he will remain till after the funeral of his sister-in law, Mrs. Will A. Davis. town. Sheriff George R. Carter was an official, visitor the week. Phe many. friends of Will Reynolds will be pleased to learn that he is improving. His daughter, Mrs. William Menhennett of: Mesa, Arizona is here visiting him. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Gregory of LakeSpaulding visited here Friday. Miss Hattie Huson is home from a visit with relatives at Taft. Visitors here Sunday were Mrs. Niles P. Searls, Misses Evelyn Ken dall and Theresa Sharp, and Frederick A. Sherwood, who are interested in Girls’ Camp Fire activities. William. Litchenberger, superintendent of Brush Creek mine, was here Tuesday attending to business mat; ters. A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gracey, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Darke, Mrs. Mamie Parsons, Miss Mary Hoskin and Dr. Ward Johnson visited in Sacramento Saturday afternoon ang evening. The men attended a meeting of Scottish Rite Masons. in Stockton during Mrs. M. Grimes and family have as visitors, Miss Nettie E. Hopley of Sacramento, and Mrs. G. M. Flint of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Leiter of Oaklatid are visiting relatives here. He has the contract for rebuilding the Alpha store and inspected the work last week. office for publie” Mining and Civil Engineer . Ribole, who had been in Sacramento Mining Reports Furnished ‘to have an operation upon a masMining District Maps toid. Phone 278R Nevada City Victor E. Buck came _ up from eee pe ye Seo oon —— Buek Bros. ranch near Lineoln and ! WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. . went on to their ranch at Orleans Chiropractor . Plat. Nevada. City Grass Valley" Rey. and Mrs.H. H. Ruckner rea Office hours—10 to 12 A. M. at turned Tuesday from a motor trip Nevada City. 2 to 5:20 P: M. znd to Forest AGechsar ad Te Mondays, Wednesdays vid Fridays , tee A : ywwnie 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays Ville. He held services’ in each by appointment. eo Walter Midgley of Tineatn sacead . thru here Tuesday to the German Bar mine, where he is employed as caretaker. Misses Beth Downey and Ada _ Procuring Title to Mineral Lands Pjerce motored to Sacramento Weaneaday to do some shoenping and attenced the show “King of Kings.” ed eee ene a ‘Hill. Miss May Cress, trained nurse, ‘left Tuesday for Berkeley to spend a short vacation there. Wilson F. Utter and J. Fred Zeller of Riverside, who have mining interest in our county, spent a short time here last week. i Francis Hogan is home from a short visit in San Francisco. Roy Kimball, who has mining interests in the Graniteville was_hereFriday.——-Misses Dearestine Daniels. and Evelyn O’Connor, who are teaehing in Roseville grammar schools, spent last week-end here with their families. Miss Nah O'Neill eame up Friday from Oakland and had as her guest, Miss Dorothy Davis, who will visit her here for a time. Mrs. John P. William and daughter, Anna,~are in Idaho visiting refatives. Leonard Luther of North field spent Monday in our Gity. Mrs. H. D. Shearer is visiting relatives and friends in Sacramento and San Francisco. George Faegans of Alleghany passed through here Friday enroute to San Francisco, where he will attend a session of Grand Lodge of Masons. Miss Alice Langman is home from a short vacation in San Francisco. section, BloomMr. and Mrs. H. O. Kohler of Washington visited here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Williams and children of Susanville are here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Richards. We are pleased to-} learn that they are thinking of 1locating here. F Misses Elizabeth Buckner, Junior college student at Sacramento, and Iris Murchie, teacher. of Rseville spent last week-end here with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bennetts’ of Big Tunnel spent Monday in our eity. city. _ Miss Lizzie Monroe, obrn on The party included "Mr. and Mrs. F. Hill, ‘Gerald Davis ber Vanvouver, an“electric train hit . sister, a few months in Pine Grove cemetery. She is gurvived. by a son, James of Kittitas, Washington, a brother, Fa eae ee a tac Befeforerferdefente gered fe sqe sponge rderjengenqorge riers ng OOOO COC NEVA INI AIE EIEN AIIM f——— MRS. LIZZIE MONROE KILEED IN AUTO ACCIDENT Mrs. Lizzie Monroe, this city, was 29th in an auto accident Mrs. L. Snell. Mrs. Monroe’s ago and ; — sweere es way Prompt and accurate ies phoned to us has tionally large phone Phone Number One formerly Lost killed Septemin British Columbia, when their car. Her and husband were also seriously injured. husband died only is buried Charles of Clever new: cut-outs, favors, decorated crepes, etc. OUR SPECIALTY hcndling of all orders for grocerenabled us to build up an exceporder business. It will save you hoth time and money to adopt this convenient method Phone Numberx One is esasily remembered. J. J. JACKSON Beenie erase ake eile le ie eso ste ofa ste stele ate ole steare teste ote st fest teal ataheseste ole festeate ste dleatesteateoteat Sobolegee . What a. Quarter Means To Father——Carefare to work and back. To Mother-—Half a_ peck of’ potatoes. faa} To Daughter—A soda. To Son-—-A package of cigarettes. To the Plumber—Thirteen and a quarter minutes. To John D. Rockfeller—Twentyfive cents.—Brooklyn Wasp. Much fine scenery has been wiped out by fhe march of Civilization, but anyway. we have the hot dog stands left. Miss Mary McGown is home from Nevada City, two sister, Mrs. Snell ‘Formerly when the boys returnGrass Valley. She was quite ill with Of Vancouverand Mrs. Martined with battered faces, they had flu while at the home of Mr. and Thomas of Utah. . probably been fighting, but when Mrs. F. M. Fanlk. . ‘ . they similarly appear now,/they have Mr. and Mrs. George W. Downey ; “Parties Draft Platforms.’’ Anoth, probably been trying to remove some have as a guest their daughter,,er thing as meaningless and useless tree or telephone pole with their Mrs. W. E Beatty of Fresno. . as the. warts on cucumbers. . automobiles. Miss Mary Schmidt, Mills College "phe teteifeste ters oadestesfeafestectesteateatesteatecteote oteateageofefeageatofecteoteatesfesteateofestestestesteofesteeleetesteateote eae iy student, spent last week-end here} + with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ; = W. E. Johnson, formerly of this Cats Place Cards Pumpkins Napkins x Jack O’ Lanterns Caps + _ Skulls Horns ‘ Witches Confetti i é — Dennison Costume Books * = COMING SOON— + Watch for dates: KA ! THE REXALL ONE—CENT—SALE Bigger and Better Than Ever! = KA RE HARRIS i The Rexok Store . he eiedietnhtetenieiennmiedinntendes Sere eeeeee eee = % Me? %, “a! 045 Ne of ne Hots fe ofto%e shesfe ate he eek aX fe Zesferte of stesfeate ste. ~~ ae ae ee Se Oe ie ts Me o seleeebatededesbebede teat dete doses + re We Deliver SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE Lv. Nevada City 7:40 A. M. +4730-A, MM. Ly. Grass Vally 7:55 A. M. 11:45 A.M. a46. of a ey i Ar. Sacramento 10:40 A.M. 2:30 P. M. 6:15 P. M. 11:00 P.M. Ar. 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