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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

October 18, 1935 (8 pages)

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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
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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-. 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