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PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET
t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1935.
ADDITIONAL MINING NEWS
extracted. The next tp will be to
wink a shaft to determine the width
and length of the vein. George Ic‘ard, who is in the Philippine Islands
is expected home shortly.
FREDERIC MINE
understood the lower shaft
vederic mine in Willow Valof; Nevada City,has been
cemented off for sinking operations,
and a contract let to Jack. Rondoni
of Nevada City for sinking of anoth200 feet on the vein, work .starting this week. Mr. Bardill .is in
charge and represents New York capthe pyopPe)
It
at the F
ley, east
is
er
italists who are developing
erty,
OME G. \ Qu AR % PROPE RTY
It reliably reported, the Bradley
interests have been prospecting the
is
in Omega quartz property the Willow Valley district east Nevada
City. Mrs, Fogarty San
is interésted the property.
of
of Francisco
Several
ft
kee
in
‘months ago Lee Hunt sunk a 125
shait
a two
good oré was taken-out of
ledge.
and
foot
MINE
the
MURCHIE
Worl: continues on new shaft,
}ond;
Nev
station
at the Murchie mine east of ada .
City. It is
been
pumps
recent
understood a has
shaft
property
in the new and Qlit
installed the: in ae
weeks. New development has .
unusually good quality
.
.
new .
.
opened: up j
ore on the 600 foot level according
to reports. The bain shaft is ‘anal
feet deep. George Kervin of Nevada .
City is mine superintendent.
i COMPTON MINE
Mv. £. J. N. Ott, owner of the St.
Louis, LeCompton and other claims.
in the Willow *Valley. ‘district
of Nevada City, stated to a Nugget
reporter this week that leasors op-'
erating his property over the. last
year have done more actual development than several parties who bonded the mine in A-mill on
the property treats the ore.
RECTOR
Rev.
‘ Trinity
urday
Vista, taking
to fish for ‘stri
were Ainsley
liants, George Schrader, I
worth, ‘k Widauf.
twenty striped beanies.
ner Jihis. -C
Sacramento. Needless to say the boys
past years,
of "Washb
Episcopal
Charles urn. rector
spent SatBuena
chureh,
Park
junior choir
In the groun
Buster WilJonald BosThey caught
A
are
at Sycamore near
five boys
ped bass.
Fouyer,
and Ja
four dinwas enjoyed at in
had hearty‘anppetites after the exciting day, en the river.
XIX MINE AT MOORES FLAT
Mike Coughlin, owner of the XIX .
mine on Moores Flat’ came to Ne.
vada City Sunday and returned on .
Tuesday. Mr. Coughlin has spent the . Lip (ge
summer at his
lot-af
Pyie. is a
good vali
perty and accom+
in -driiting plished a op. :
erations.
and
it is siuiced. Mi
little
Moores _
mining
Fiat: TRIS
SECRET MINE
Chartes
the Secre
ington were Nevada Ci
day. They
ter’s si pplic
done considerable ‘develo}
work, driving a tunnel on go0d look
to
Driving ef the
Banner and Central
with
feet
ment
Yong tunnel. A
motive has
die ore on
Banner
tons of
oo) ed. Ten
' “ing the dam an additional !
#20 feet. The P. G. & E. Co. made a
protest the debris was polluting the
Water in their canals. Ore in the!
Banner shaft while not so rich for
. time is very
ang of a new
Town Talk to Banner
nesday and will very
“Sist emfiloyees and
> Betting to the mine
er. This road is
‘county supervision. Otto E. Schift“ner is superintendent the Lava
Cap mine.
‘ontinues
4 000
500 feel ted
other
comple and
or NI;
done
more
bei
ne
iis
ne) develop
is aut
small electric loco.
to
at
and
being
been han.
the
.
200 }
mill.
rais.
purehased
S00 foot level
Between 180
are
the
shaft.
ore per day
men are employed in
talings
. .
.
.
.
.
;
a .
build.
road from .
started Wedmaterially asmine officials .
in bad weathunder’ WPA sn
good now. The
nine mile
of
ReneS Seas
EMPRESS. MINE
Ninety men employed at the
Empress mine in the Newtown district, where the big mill is treating
® as it is mined."
.
.
.
.
.
.
are
It is reported .
ome new hoisting equipment has
een installed in recent weeks, Ed. .
» Jacobs is superintendent of the .
ine.
JIM MINE
A small mill on the property treats
the ore. Supplies are being taken in
for a winters run. Los Angeles financiers are operating the property.
SPANISH MINE
A bull dozer has beet purchasea
by the Spanish mine ‘above Washington-and the road to the property is
to be kept open this winter in order
haul out concentrates. recovered
milling operations. Last winroad was opened twice by
but it not sufficient
carrying out the ore and hauling
supplies. Ore being mined in
the upper and lower tunnels and it
it’ believed in time the two tunnels
will connected by under grouna
tunnel, Bert Hardin is superintendent, 4
toe
from
the
county
ter
the
for
in
is
is
be
PHURSDAY THIMBLE:
Last Thursday afternoon
Thimble Club W ooderaft
interesting and enjoyable
Each invited
forty present
CLUB
the
of
most
meeting. member a
Ls A
guest; and nine were
of cards and a soTda
hours
Mrs,
prize, Mrs.
Mrs.
consolotion.
tor several
cial time, Sweeney, won
first Charles Sharp, secAnnie Browning,
Dainty
and the
refreshments
held a .
Hove. ot pr aiden
xold Mines,
Arthur W.
Great Northern
Tent District,
operations are prov
He. say
in the Blue
that their
be very . satisfactory.
Claience Osborne,
er of the leasing
with Billy Genasci,
gnal discoverer of the mine,
satisfactory
operation
ting very results
of
CREAT NORTHERN
PLANS OPENING
‘NEW LEDGES
the
LG:
and what is known as the Hoge Mine
states
ing
5
Ss
that all of the parties working
them are much pleased with the outtc
tha
anc
wit
)
t
who is the panagtogether
who was the ort
are gelh
. look for opening up new are bodies
} in the footwall.
Mr. Hoge likewise states that he
}has plans underway whereby he expects to develop’ and open up the
ledges that are known to exist . in
the foot wall country through a system of cross cutting and. which . he
and the leasers believe will produce
gdod results.
The one veing that has so far been
were -setvyed at the close Of the af--. opened up .aas' shown higher averternoon. “age values than thé average mine
‘ sacl . st »in: the camp. Mr. Hoge states, thau
RAGON MINE iif they had been fortunate enough,
The program of diamond drilling’; to have been producing their prinis being continued at the Ragon}¢ipal amount of ore at the present
mine west of Nevada City. An wup-! price of gold, they would havé had
taise is being put in off.the wes, all of the money necessary for car:
drift. Work of continuing the west; Vying. out their development plans
drift was resumed yesterday? 0. Mc-; and would today have been one of
Craney is superintendent with ‘thir/the major operators in the camp.
teen iInéen employed. . IEA SURE uaa
ie TONER orn Sagas nis Osea me W ASHING LON “PBR Ay
CHARGED WHEPH IMPEDING . Washington Grammar School ‘P.
TRAFFIC T, A, is holding a. méeting in the
Trial of \W. A: Maxwell of Long; School house at 2:20 this afternoon.
street will take place tomorrow! Rev. Charles Weshburn of the Bpismorning at nine o'clock. Maxwell is} Copal church will give’ a tali on
accused of permitting wood to be; Youth.” This talk should bring out
piled along Clay street, near his & good attendance of members why
residence and thus impeding traffic,. ave interested in the youth of toMaxwell has previously been order-. day. Under the direction of Mrs.
ed to move the wood as he 4s alleg. Carl Libby, musical instructor, the
edly violating city ordinance 68. primary class will render a song.
.
on ss Ue. {
A Word of Appreciction
I have found my Heald training to be ot
very great help to me. We have on our
payrolls many Heald employees and_ find
they are invariably properly and ef.
ficiently trained. . . ji Bes
ED. FLORENCE, Manager — .
i Pacific Gas and Electric Co, «.
: Sacramento Division {
u nena , .
{ j
of
serve their
Do not handicap yourself. by
delay;
ing, by
education,
in a School wit
: successful. expe
by
BSS
Pa
th
a =
b
4th a
. Learn:
i} HEALD 'S FS NGINEEL
e “ir neh and ies
business enables them to
Employers well.
insufficient trainimprope
Study and Learn
Learn Right — Right Now
Vrite for Information
$s and Secretarial
+r methods af
h 73 years of
rience behind
Sacramento
San Francisco
nd K Sts.
Engineering
Francisco
dio and. Civil
nd Van Ness, San
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IT'S A QUESTION OF HEALTH
peaks, where it absorbs all the
mins from
Tt
tne
is composed of 19: kinds of
ries and flowers scientifically
and is known as LION CROSS
LION CROSS HERB TEA t
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Prepare it fresh like any
ful once a day, hot o1
and
cold.
like new b¢
benefcial
feel
the
and
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you look
familiar
guarantee.
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In order to avoid mistakes in
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edy LION CROSS HERB TBA try it at once and convince
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rhose sufferers: bave not used any man-made injurious
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This marvelous ‘product grows on the highest mrountain
healing elements and vitasun to aid HUMANITY in distress.
natural leaves, seeds, berand proportionately mixed
HERB THA.
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If you are not as yet
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getting the genuine LION
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180 Second Ave.,
IN ee aN
Gentlemen: a
eee ree for Enclosed find $
NAME
ADDRESS
As 80. EE ae aa :
whieh please send-me
treatments of the famous LION CROSS os RB TEA.
Dept. 5404
is being mined at the
quartz mine near Graniteville. . Sim mmoty “ 4
: s
‘ pay
poe ney 2
Funeral servic
Thomas Hall,
. Ridge, will be
‘this morning at
church, Father
ing.
I
Interment will
French Corral e
direction of Holi
The body: of
Hall,
home
Folsom,
who
of¢ his so
last Aug
Tuesday morning
country
at
Cast of Folsom,
made by
Thomas Hall,
Han
mig
in
He
years
was born
1864,
21
in
when
Emma ander
which
Until
he
village he
his retir
ago; Was engi
his know ledg
he
eireles,
for
ing “was“widel
4
disappeared
1, Charles. Hall,
ad. Ot
about seven
Albert Mock
OF
RIDGE PIONEER
WILL REST IN
FRENCH CORRAL
es. for — the
at ten o’¢c
Canice
O'Reilly
1eld
St.
P, offi
take place at
emetery under
Funeral He
late
nes
the
from
SUSE; foun
in
was
the wild
miles
b
The discovery
81
Lilton
rated
years of
County, ¢
to Cathifo
Birchvillé
moved.
"On
later
ement a few y
uged in *minine
e of
y known. in ini
late
pioneer resident of the
lock
Catholi¢
ciatthe
the
me.
Thomas
the
in
rushi
northWas .
of Folsom.
ase,
Jhi,
rnat
age, and settled at .
Sweetland There he met and, married
ears
and
hydraulie minning
tG
. He is survived by a son,
Hall, of Folsam, and two daughters
Eva. Smith ofLos Angeles,
Scaroni,
ily property in Birchville, and othe:
relatives in East Ohio.
last Karly one morning
New in dress, baacltitly
1.50 2.00 .
RATES. » 50 3.00Charles —
who resides on the old fam-.
August }
the deceased disappeared from home!
and at the end of the day did not ;
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HARVEY M. TOY, MANAGING-OWNER
“MEET ME AT THE MANX”
return.” aiatoning parties were’ ora i alae and combed the country, deLillian
scriptions were broadcast but no
trace iwas found of the aged man
until Albert ‘Mock, who was hunt‘ing, accidentally came upon the body,
It is presumed that the aged man
became lost, and died: from weakness and exposure.
finished rooms, with cofored
2,50 3.00 SINGLE
3.50.--4.00 DOUBLE
\
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