October 2, 1931 (6 pages)

~ DRIVER LICENSE RENEWAL “te eo IS NOW IN PROGRESS; Operators’ licenses of the folded ! type issued beginning 14, 1929, are zood for only two years from date of issuance and must now be renewed as they expire. They bear the ex. piration date stamped on their face. White card licenses issued prior to August 14, 1929, bear the notation, “Good until revoked,’ and do nov have to be renewed at this time. This summary of the license real situation is contained in a rae issued by the California State Automobile. association, following announcement by the depart==: of motor vehicles that folded . ae a,s distinguished from the white card ones, must be renewed . upon expiration. This is required by . an act of the 1929 legislature. Under authority of the motor vehicle department all offices of the California State Automobile association are handling applications for renewal of licenses. Except at the diseretion of the department, no examinations are being required. The motorist desiring to renew his driver’s licenses, as distinguished from the plication form before an authorized person. i “ Motorists are advised by the automobile association to examine their licenses and note the expiration date. In the event the license has already expired it should be renewed without further delay. Where the date of expiration has not yet arrived, it should be carefully noted and application for renewal made about ten days in advance. ; Offices of the automobile association offering renewal service to motorists are in San Francisco, Oakland, Auburn, Chico, Euréka, Fresno, Hanford, Hollister, Madera, Martinez, Marysville, Merced, Modesto, Monterey, Napa, Palo Alto, Placerville, Red Bluff, Redding, Sacramento, Salinas, San Jose, San Mateo, San Rafael, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, Stockton, Susanville, Ukiah, Vallejo, Willows, Woodland and Yreka. 0 ‘Mighty Title Borne by Many Unworthy Rulers Caesar was a title assumed by Octavianus, adopted son of the great dictator, Julius Caesar, and was by him handed down to his adopted son, Tiberius. It continued to be used by Caligula, Claudius and Nero as members, either by adoption or female deacent of Caesar's family; but though the family became extinct with Nero, g@ucceeding emperors still retained the mame as part of their title, and it was en Pierson (right) Alameda city A new Auburn sedan was the officia manager, welcomed the Century-Pacific lines to the San Francisco Bay Airdrome in Alameda. W. W. Steed, Alameda Auburn dealer, and in the center Miss Helen Carter. The eastbay terminus was moved from the week in order to better serve convenience of eastbay passengers. Both the Stinson tri-motored planes and the new Auburns use Lycoming motors. i ct recently when Neil B. On the left is Oakland airport \ast ior a flash of lightning. A fire procalamity.” ‘Fe said there were fm the town “neither enginéers, buckets nor any single instrument suitable for extinguishing fires,” and recommended that a company of 150 firemen be formed. White House Baths “OQharming Dolly Madison,” one of the most gracious of White House mistresses, set aside rooms for bathing, and instituted the first Presidential bathtubs. These bathtubs remained in the White House only until the entrance of Andrew Jackson, first plebefan President, who promptly chucked them out of doors for representing eomething decidedly undemocratic, and therefore offensive’ to the common people. However, the bathtub returned With the fastidious Fillmore to remain evermore enshrined, although the Fillmore tub has long since been replaced. Unfounded Popular Belief That a fire caused by lightning can not be extinguished with water is an old popular belief which still survives in many parts of the country, says an article in Pathfinder Magazine. Fire is fire no matter how started, whether by a match, spontaneous combustion, duced by lightning has the same can be extinguished in the same manner. the practice to prefix it to their own mameés, as Imperator Caesur, Domitlanus Augustus. When Hadrian adoptAelius Verus, he allowed the latter to take the title of Caesar, and from this time, though the title Augustus continued to ‘be confined to the reigning emperor, that of Caesar was also granted the second person in the state and the heir presumptive to the throne. After the death of Nero, his name was adopted as a kingly title by succeedfing Roman emperors. This practice continued, and the same title was used fm modern times, as in the case of kaiser and czar. Source of Fabled River Styx Merely Waterfall Bolos, a village on the slopes of * Mount Helmos, not far from Akrata im the division of southern Greece known as Achae, Is near the supposed gite of the fabled River Styx. In Greek mythology the Styx is a mighty river, the tenth part of the water of Oceanus, which flows in the lower world. It is described by Homer and Hesiod as the. terrible black water falling from a high precipice and dashing itself upon a lofty rock, through which it passed and then fell into the Crathis. The fabled waters of the Styx have been identified by students of antiquity as the two slender cascades fallimg over a high perpendicular precipice of Mount Helmos, near Solos. After winding among a labyrinth of rocks the water unites to form a mountain torrent which eventually joins the River Akrata (Crathis). Superstitious feelings of dread still attach to the water, which is considered of a pecullarly noxious character. Pliny Stirred to Wrath Those who have watched some volwnteer fire companies in action will be amused by the fact that Pliny got all wrought up about this matter of fire-fighting back in 106 A. D., writes Joseph T. Armstrong tn the New Orleans Item-Tribune. In a letter to the Roman emperor Trajan, Pliny deweribed a fire at Nicomedia, which -consumed several homes, the town house and the temple of Isis. Pliny indignantly blamed this damage in part to “the indolence of the people, who manifestly stood idle and moftionl@¢ss spectators of this terrib'e QUARTZ PROSPECT — Assays over $12—6-foot ledge Will consider partner one-half interest. Inquire at Nugget Office URL RGR SER UR EERE Ener reo GRAVEL CLAIM Many Oxfords in America Seats. of classical learning have exerted their influence on our country’s nomenclature. Harvard, Yale—-and Princeton ‘divide honors in thia respect with Oxford and Cambridge. Twenty-three states of the Union have Oxfords on their rosters. Oxford, Ohio, is, appropriately, the seat of a college, but a crossroads hamlet of 100 persons bears that name in. Arkansas. California and Maine, Florida and Michigan and a middle western group of Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Wisconsin are among the other states that share in the name of Oxford, the glory of a vision of gleaming spires.—Exchange. In a Montrose school reeently a little girl informed her teacher that an airman’ was flying over Montrose late the night before: ®" ~ = “What was he doing?” asked his teacher. “Please, Miss, he was looking for his children,” was the unexpected answer. “Looking for his children!” said the teacher, “what do you mean?” “Daddy said he’d lost his bairns.”— Scots Observer. ELECTRICAL WIRING L. B. Gregory will do all kinds of physical properties as other fire and . . will supply their products te the . electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is well known here for his high class work. Anyone wishing his services may call the Miners Foundry, Phone 10. NOTICE From now on the Colfax Bakery Sacramento Street Grocery, Nevada French Corral, Calif. . City, California. ANGELINI CICOGNI, Prop. i Suitable for farming and min. ing; under fence Will Sell Cheap KATHERINE NIELSEN, . . ei We Have Wonderful HOG SHOOK uF aE fs SPECIAL PRICES IN. Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family Values This Week at A N’S STORE Oa RRR RR RRR “I don’t believe my husband loves me any more” “Why on earth should you say that?” “Well, he says he don’t mind if I dress chic like the other girls do.” Self-Deception Perhaps you cynically sigh, “In vain to get the truth I try!” Yet most of what is told to you Is what you like to listen to. They Were Scared Away ‘“Well, Lena, did you get the germs driven out of the sick room in your cleaning this morning?” Lena—"I looked under the bed and in the corners, but couldn’t find any, ma’am. I guess they left before I came.” Speaking From Experience The Lawyer—Well, shall we take the jury as it stands? The Accused—Better fire the marriled: women, counsellor. They always convict on the slightest circumstantial evidence. Something Lacking Mary had a Httle lamb, A regular go-getter, But it wandered into Wall Street And now it needs a sweater. All Bone bone in my body ache merous headaches. Horace—My exercises make every Pat—Oh, that accounts for your nw Jackson—Is he well up on English? Johnson—My friend, he fills in cross-word puzzles with an indelible pencil. : Bad Example Mary had a little lamb, Its fleece was white, and how! It followed her where ‘er she went, So it’s a black sheep now! The Solution The schoolmaster was explaining to his class of siuall boys the nature of common fractions. “If I take a potato, cut it in half, then in quarters, and then in halves again, what shall I have?” “Chips, sir,” was the unexpected response from one small boy. Education’s Costs “Since you gave your son a car has he kept his promise to do more studying at college?” “I’m certain of it, because he writes home much oftener now for money for books.” For Measured Service Kidless—I hear the NurseWhat's it Mrs. maids’ union is on strike. all about? , Mrs. .Multikids—This time they’re demanding taximeters on the babies’ perambulators. +--+ -eeore Ma Talltimber—I’m afraid Bud’s learned,-to gamble at college. Pa—wWell, I hope he’s finally mastered the study. His expenses while she’s been learning it have been too much for ma PLACER , MODERN GLASSES Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 promptly delivered. We Phone Number One ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The Meal a Banquet At this store you can obtain everything you need for that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious dishes and odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully disappoint no one. Just give us a trial and be convinced. ; J. J. JACKSON We Deliver WANTED — Want . stream bed placer with pay gravel from surface down. Largs amount of water not required. No drift. mines. Operator. F. Hf,Coles, 347% Loma Dr. Los Am geles, Calif. — 2T <== VETERAN’S Manual. Valuable in+ formation of benefits provided. Government positions and land rights explained. Endorsed. Ome Dollar. 819-4 ‘180 ACRE GRAVEL CLAIM, Tunnel: in 200 feet. Last 100 feet in hard rock, nearly thru rim inte pay gavel. 4 miles from Nevada City. Wilt bond and lease with opeion to pur chase. .5 Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. eenaenensed CHANCE OF A LIFETIME RELIABLE MAN WANTED—to calf on farmers in Nevada County, Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 te $20 daily. No experience or eapital needed. Write today. FURST AND THOMAS, Department F. 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. WANTED— “‘Diary of 49er’’ by Came field. Box H Nevada City Nugget. NEED MONEY? SEE HILLMAMN AUTO LoLan, Ltd., Commerctal Bldg., Room 65, opposite -Bret Harte Inn, Grass Valley. Contracts financed, private sales financed, refinancing. Transactions ‘confidential. Prompt service. Payments reduced. One to eighteen months. 25 offices in California andNevada. Hillman AutoLoan, Ltd. QUARTZ CLAIM—2 claims. Dee velopment work done .Shaft 150 feet deep. 50 tons milling ore Will sell, bond, or lease. Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. on dump. National & Hotel —AND— COFFEE HOUSE NEVADA CITY, CAL. Leading Commercial and Family Hotel Every Convenience BALL Saturday, October 3, 1931 Le Barr Meadows Pavilion On Auburn Highway RED HAT RAMBLERS —HOT SUPPER— Chili Baked Beans, Hot Rolls, Cake and Coffee, 25 Cents ‘ FRIDAY— SATURDAY— _'TUESDA “TWO-GUN MAN” — KEN MAYNARD “Mystery Trooper”—Last Episode, “SECRETS OF A SECRETARY” Comedy and News SUNDAY and MONDAY— “HUCKLEBERRY FINN.” Comedy and News. “COMMON LAW.” Comedy and News WEDS. and THURSDA Y—“THE VIKING” NEVADA CITY THEATRE and Comedy —— SINGLE f b 5 is PS > Pit be) AP f, oS a "DELTA KING'—"DELEA ((UEEN Floating hotels deluxe . Rooms with private bathUnsurpassed dining service Special advantages for mo ga a aay 2 eho . nar OCR ENSUITE Pay Phone MAIN 4620 Foot or M Sf€REET SACRAMENTO > /calIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION CO. N.C.N. GR. R. COMPANY TIME TABLE Effective Sunday, May 3, 1931 Trains leave Nevada City at 4:46. a, m., Grass Valley 5:05 a. m., areriving at San Francisco 1:30 Di es Trains leave Nevada City at 10:20 a. m., Grass Valley 10:40 a. m., making direct connection with S. P. train No. 19, arriving at San Francisco 5:10 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 3:06 p. m., Grass Valley at 3:30 Dp. m., daily except Sunday, making comnection with S. P. train No. 20, leaving San Francisco at 11:20 a. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:15 p. m., and Nevada City 6:35 p. m., daily except Sumday. Train No. 534 leaving Sacramento at 10:40-a. m., arrives at Grass Valley at 2:10 p, m., and Nevada City 2:30 p. m. TRY THE. TERMINAL HOTEL 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO ¥ Block from Terminal Station and Ferry Building . 38 Commercial St. Examinations it ps Take your Automo : > y MAKE RESERVATIONS JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer Phone 107 Reports Management . 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil z Auburn, Calif.

~ DRIVER LICENSE RENEWAL “te eo IS NOW IN PROGRESS; Operators’ licenses of the folded ! type issued beginning 14, 1929, are zood for only two years from date of issuance and must now be renewed as they expire. They bear the ex. piration date stamped on their face. White card licenses issued prior to August 14, 1929, bear the notation, “Good until revoked,’ and do nov have to be renewed at this time. This summary of the license real situation is contained in a rae issued by the California State Automobile. association, following announcement by the depart==: of motor vehicles that folded . ae a,s distinguished from the white card ones, must be renewed . upon expiration. This is required by . an act of the 1929 legislature. Under authority of the motor vehicle department all offices of the California State Automobile association are handling applications for renewal of licenses. Except at the diseretion of the department, no examinations are being required. The motorist desiring to renew his driver’s licenses, as distinguished from the plication form before an authorized person. i “ Motorists are advised by the automobile association to examine their licenses and note the expiration date. In the event the license has already expired it should be renewed without further delay. Where the date of expiration has not yet arrived, it should be carefully noted and application for renewal made about ten days in advance. ; Offices of the automobile association offering renewal service to motorists are in San Francisco, Oakland, Auburn, Chico, Euréka, Fresno, Hanford, Hollister, Madera, Martinez, Marysville, Merced, Modesto, Monterey, Napa, Palo Alto, Placerville, Red Bluff, Redding, Sacramento, Salinas, San Jose, San Mateo, San Rafael, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, Stockton, Susanville, Ukiah, Vallejo, Willows, Woodland and Yreka. 0 ‘Mighty Title Borne by Many Unworthy Rulers Caesar was a title assumed by Octavianus, adopted son of the great dictator, Julius Caesar, and was by him handed down to his adopted son, Tiberius. It continued to be used by Caligula, Claudius and Nero as members, either by adoption or female deacent of Caesar's family; but though the family became extinct with Nero, g@ucceeding emperors still retained the mame as part of their title, and it was en Pierson (right) Alameda city A new Auburn sedan was the officia manager, welcomed the Century-Pacific lines to the San Francisco Bay Airdrome in Alameda. W. W. Steed, Alameda Auburn dealer, and in the center Miss Helen Carter. The eastbay terminus was moved from the week in order to better serve convenience of eastbay passengers. Both the Stinson tri-motored planes and the new Auburns use Lycoming motors. i ct recently when Neil B. On the left is Oakland airport \ast ior a flash of lightning. A fire procalamity.” ‘Fe said there were fm the town “neither enginéers, buckets nor any single instrument suitable for extinguishing fires,” and recommended that a company of 150 firemen be formed. White House Baths “OQharming Dolly Madison,” one of the most gracious of White House mistresses, set aside rooms for bathing, and instituted the first Presidential bathtubs. These bathtubs remained in the White House only until the entrance of Andrew Jackson, first plebefan President, who promptly chucked them out of doors for representing eomething decidedly undemocratic, and therefore offensive’ to the common people. However, the bathtub returned With the fastidious Fillmore to remain evermore enshrined, although the Fillmore tub has long since been replaced. Unfounded Popular Belief That a fire caused by lightning can not be extinguished with water is an old popular belief which still survives in many parts of the country, says an article in Pathfinder Magazine. Fire is fire no matter how started, whether by a match, spontaneous combustion, duced by lightning has the same can be extinguished in the same manner. the practice to prefix it to their own mameés, as Imperator Caesur, Domitlanus Augustus. When Hadrian adoptAelius Verus, he allowed the latter to take the title of Caesar, and from this time, though the title Augustus continued to ‘be confined to the reigning emperor, that of Caesar was also granted the second person in the state and the heir presumptive to the throne. After the death of Nero, his name was adopted as a kingly title by succeedfing Roman emperors. This practice continued, and the same title was used fm modern times, as in the case of kaiser and czar. Source of Fabled River Styx Merely Waterfall Bolos, a village on the slopes of * Mount Helmos, not far from Akrata im the division of southern Greece known as Achae, Is near the supposed gite of the fabled River Styx. In Greek mythology the Styx is a mighty river, the tenth part of the water of Oceanus, which flows in the lower world. It is described by Homer and Hesiod as the. terrible black water falling from a high precipice and dashing itself upon a lofty rock, through which it passed and then fell into the Crathis. The fabled waters of the Styx have been identified by students of antiquity as the two slender cascades fallimg over a high perpendicular precipice of Mount Helmos, near Solos. After winding among a labyrinth of rocks the water unites to form a mountain torrent which eventually joins the River Akrata (Crathis). Superstitious feelings of dread still attach to the water, which is considered of a pecullarly noxious character. Pliny Stirred to Wrath Those who have watched some volwnteer fire companies in action will be amused by the fact that Pliny got all wrought up about this matter of fire-fighting back in 106 A. D., writes Joseph T. Armstrong tn the New Orleans Item-Tribune. In a letter to the Roman emperor Trajan, Pliny deweribed a fire at Nicomedia, which -consumed several homes, the town house and the temple of Isis. Pliny indignantly blamed this damage in part to “the indolence of the people, who manifestly stood idle and moftionl@¢ss spectators of this terrib'e QUARTZ PROSPECT — Assays over $12—6-foot ledge Will consider partner one-half interest. Inquire at Nugget Office URL RGR SER UR EERE Ener reo GRAVEL CLAIM Many Oxfords in America Seats. of classical learning have exerted their influence on our country’s nomenclature. Harvard, Yale—-and Princeton ‘divide honors in thia respect with Oxford and Cambridge. Twenty-three states of the Union have Oxfords on their rosters. Oxford, Ohio, is, appropriately, the seat of a college, but a crossroads hamlet of 100 persons bears that name in. Arkansas. California and Maine, Florida and Michigan and a middle western group of Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Wisconsin are among the other states that share in the name of Oxford, the glory of a vision of gleaming spires.—Exchange. In a Montrose school reeently a little girl informed her teacher that an airman’ was flying over Montrose late the night before: ®" ~ = “What was he doing?” asked his teacher. “Please, Miss, he was looking for his children,” was the unexpected answer. “Looking for his children!” said the teacher, “what do you mean?” “Daddy said he’d lost his bairns.”— Scots Observer. ELECTRICAL WIRING L. B. Gregory will do all kinds of physical properties as other fire and . . will supply their products te the . electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is well known here for his high class work. Anyone wishing his services may call the Miners Foundry, Phone 10. NOTICE From now on the Colfax Bakery Sacramento Street Grocery, Nevada French Corral, Calif. . City, California. ANGELINI CICOGNI, Prop. i Suitable for farming and min. ing; under fence Will Sell Cheap KATHERINE NIELSEN, . . ei We Have Wonderful HOG SHOOK uF aE fs SPECIAL PRICES IN. Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family Values This Week at A N’S STORE Oa RRR RR RRR “I don’t believe my husband loves me any more” “Why on earth should you say that?” “Well, he says he don’t mind if I dress chic like the other girls do.” Self-Deception Perhaps you cynically sigh, “In vain to get the truth I try!” Yet most of what is told to you Is what you like to listen to. They Were Scared Away ‘“Well, Lena, did you get the germs driven out of the sick room in your cleaning this morning?” Lena—"I looked under the bed and in the corners, but couldn’t find any,

ma’am. I guess they left before I came.” Speaking From Experience The Lawyer—Well, shall we take the jury as it stands? The Accused—Better fire the marriled: women, counsellor. They always convict on the slightest circumstantial evidence. Something Lacking Mary had a Httle lamb, A regular go-getter, But it wandered into Wall Street And now it needs a sweater. All Bone bone in my body ache merous headaches. Horace—My exercises make every Pat—Oh, that accounts for your nw Jackson—Is he well up on English? Johnson—My friend, he fills in cross-word puzzles with an indelible pencil. : Bad Example Mary had a little lamb, Its fleece was white, and how! It followed her where ‘er she went, So it’s a black sheep now! The Solution The schoolmaster was explaining to his class of siuall boys the nature of common fractions. “If I take a potato, cut it in half, then in quarters, and then in halves again, what shall I have?” “Chips, sir,” was the unexpected response from one small boy. Education’s Costs “Since you gave your son a car has he kept his promise to do more studying at college?” “I’m certain of it, because he writes home much oftener now for money for books.” For Measured Service Kidless—I hear the NurseWhat's it Mrs. maids’ union is on strike. all about? , Mrs. .Multikids—This time they’re demanding taximeters on the babies’ perambulators. +--+ -eeore Ma Talltimber—I’m afraid Bud’s learned,-to gamble at college. Pa—wWell, I hope he’s finally mastered the study. His expenses while she’s been learning it have been too much for ma PLACER , MODERN GLASSES Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DR. SAWYER Ott Bldg. Nevada City Hours 2 to 4 promptly delivered. We Phone Number One ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The Meal a Banquet At this store you can obtain everything you need for that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious dishes and odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully disappoint no one. Just give us a trial and be convinced. ; J. J. JACKSON We Deliver WANTED — Want . stream bed placer with pay gravel from surface down. Largs amount of water not required. No drift. mines. Operator. F. Hf,Coles, 347% Loma Dr. Los Am geles, Calif. — 2T <== VETERAN’S Manual. Valuable in+ formation of benefits provided. Government positions and land rights explained. Endorsed. Ome Dollar. 819-4 ‘180 ACRE GRAVEL CLAIM, Tunnel: in 200 feet. Last 100 feet in hard rock, nearly thru rim inte pay gavel. 4 miles from Nevada City. Wilt bond and lease with opeion to pur chase. .5 Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. eenaenensed CHANCE OF A LIFETIME RELIABLE MAN WANTED—to calf on farmers in Nevada County, Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 te $20 daily. No experience or eapital needed. Write today. FURST AND THOMAS, Department F. 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. WANTED— “‘Diary of 49er’’ by Came field. Box H Nevada City Nugget. NEED MONEY? SEE HILLMAMN AUTO LoLan, Ltd., Commerctal Bldg., Room 65, opposite -Bret Harte Inn, Grass Valley. Contracts financed, private sales financed, refinancing. Transactions ‘confidential. Prompt service. Payments reduced. One to eighteen months. 25 offices in California andNevada. Hillman AutoLoan, Ltd. QUARTZ CLAIM—2 claims. Dee velopment work done .Shaft 150 feet deep. 50 tons milling ore Will sell, bond, or lease. Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. on dump. National & Hotel —AND— COFFEE HOUSE NEVADA CITY, CAL. Leading Commercial and Family Hotel Every Convenience BALL Saturday, October 3, 1931 Le Barr Meadows Pavilion On Auburn Highway RED HAT RAMBLERS —HOT SUPPER— Chili Baked Beans, Hot Rolls, Cake and Coffee, 25 Cents ‘ FRIDAY— SATURDAY— _'TUESDA “TWO-GUN MAN” — KEN MAYNARD “Mystery Trooper”—Last Episode, “SECRETS OF A SECRETARY” Comedy and News SUNDAY and MONDAY— “HUCKLEBERRY FINN.” Comedy and News. “COMMON LAW.” Comedy and News WEDS. and THURSDA Y—“THE VIKING” NEVADA CITY THEATRE and Comedy —— SINGLE f b 5 is PS > Pit be) AP f, oS a "DELTA KING'—"DELEA ((UEEN Floating hotels deluxe . Rooms with private bathUnsurpassed dining service Special advantages for mo ga a aay 2 eho . nar OCR ENSUITE Pay Phone MAIN 4620 Foot or M Sf€REET SACRAMENTO > /calIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION CO. N.C.N. GR. R. COMPANY TIME TABLE Effective Sunday, May 3, 1931 Trains leave Nevada City at 4:46. a, m., Grass Valley 5:05 a. m., areriving at San Francisco 1:30 Di es Trains leave Nevada City at 10:20 a. m., Grass Valley 10:40 a. m., making direct connection with S. P. train No. 19, arriving at San Francisco 5:10 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 3:06 p. m., Grass Valley at 3:30 Dp. m., daily except Sunday, making comnection with S. P. train No. 20, leaving San Francisco at 11:20 a. m., enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:15 p. m., and Nevada City 6:35 p. m., daily except Sumday. Train No. 534 leaving Sacramento at 10:40-a. m., arrives at Grass Valley at 2:10 p, m., and Nevada City 2:30 p. m. TRY THE.. TERMINAL HOTEL 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO ¥ Block from Terminal Station and Ferry Building . 38 Commercial St. Examinations it ps Take your Automo : > y MAKE RESERVATIONS JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer Phone 107 Reports Management . 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil z Auburn, Calif.