October 23, 1930 (6 pages)

If peddlers have done anything to PUBLIC LIBRARY GAINS ing our present accession 8462. Sanne oli pyres _ . FATHER RICARD, NOTED XE : ‘build up Nevada City our optics de. The following books were purchas-. Darling, I’ve lost all my money. ASTRONOMER, SAYS. TO PACIFIC NAT’L. BANK BLD. é ceive us. " ed this month: “Lighted Windows’’,. Haven’t a penny in the world.” NO “DAYLIGHT SAVING" 4d ; IN POPULARITY AS THE Emilie Loring; “Red Bill” A. M. “That won’t make any difference to SES TG Growth of its subsidaries, Italian es wphe Fi i ” our love, dear. I'll love you just as Bond and Shares Corporation and a te z ; : : Chisholm; ‘‘The Fire Within,’’ Geo. agen apr Time out of mind, mankind has; »OnG a e pe a: Association, has forced the Italian ' ae don] a ~ POLITICAL CARDS coln; “Outlaw. in Eden,’’* Peter B. Always at 1€ oF time made by tus sun when. : é : Corporaion Wy a ee REPORT OF LIBRARIAN TO THE. Kyne; “Romance: Prescribed,” EK. “I hate those. impromptu comit crosses the meredian of any given, ‘Nvestmen D BOARD OF TRUSTEES—LIST . Hatch; “Mirthful Haven,” Booth! plexions, don’t you?” place. Here, by the meridian, we. its executive offices, which are beRe-Elect OF NEW BOOKS Tarkington; ‘“‘The Big Barn”, Wal-. “What do you méan?” understand the verticle circle which ;ing moved today to the Pacific NatSe ee fer D. Edmunds; “The Lucky Law-. “Those they make un “as otk go . passes through the poles of the!ional Bank Building, 333 MontWw. E. Wrig ht To the Hon. Board of Trustees of. rences’ Kathleen Norris; Young] #/ong.” heavens ard the zenith of the given . gomery street, San Francisco. oe Nevada City Free Library: Livingstones,” Dorris Mackail; ‘‘Dag aa place. At that time. the sundial ; Head office -of Italian Bond an : pececireoamead for Office 8! Gentlemen: I respectfully submit] vid Golder,” Irene Nemirosky; “Make rae Haagredts! = aaa er marks 12. it is called high noon, or. Shares COnpeT arom is being moved : District Attorney the following report of conditions in. Believe”, Faith Baldwin; ‘The Love! , yop. He asked me if I played golf.” simply noon. at the same time to the new ad‘ NEVADA COUNTY, CAL. the Nevada City Free Library for the] Hater,” Berta Ruck; “Annie Marries} “yen?” : The invention of clocks introduced . dress. phir ce ELBCTION, TUESDAY. NOV. 4, 1930; month of Septemiber, 1930. . Again”, Louise P. Houck and “A. “Ig he for it or against it?” “mean time,’ which differs slightly{ Headquarters of Italian InvestPAGE FIVE THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIF ORNIA OCTOBER -23, 1930 ee ‘wp NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP You are cordially invited to ® sce how nice and attractive “There are 8462 volumes in the Library and of these 1214 were taken out for home reading iucluding fiction 949; juvenile 231 and miscellaneous 34. Percentage of fiction 78; of juvenile 19; two books were borrowed from the State Library. Note in Music,’’ Rosamond Lehmann. Among our gifts for this month are the following books from Mrs. O. W. Bean formerly of Nevada City now of San Francisco: ‘“‘Queechy,’ Susan “Silver Horde,’ Rex Beach; Mountain Idylls and Other Poems” Alfred —— *" WOMAN OF TODAY from ‘“sun-dial time.’’ In practice, small dfferences do not count, except by accumulation, which is not our ‘. ; case here. Another small difference was introduced by ‘‘standard time’ which for California is the time of the i MOVES. EXECUTIVE OFFICES ment Corporation have heretofore i been maintained at 524 Montgofiz®’ ery street, in the building occupied. by Italian National Building and Loan Association, but expandiog operations of the Italian National made it necessary for this subsdary nia, has There were 996 visitors to the. (, King; “Historical Stories of Amer120th meredian west of Greenwich.jto occupy all of the space in the irly Gold reading room this month, men 240;!ican Pioneer Life,” J. F. Cooper; This time is calculated at the Mare! building, and the growth of the y Arizon The Coffee Shop has been women 173; boys 283 and girls 300.]“Our New Posssessions”, Turnbull Island Observatory and is distributed . Italian Bond and Share Corporation 1 is plan F Including those with our borrowers] white: “P ‘ oe by the Western Union and also by! Suggested that larger quarters be ade ; ony Riders in the Rock: se claims m for the convenience of and it makes our attendance for thejies”’ Frank G. Patchin; “Fighting a radio transmitter. This is the time} Provided for the two corporations _ ne our patrons. Regular meals. ™°t® 1856 or a daily average of. Joe,” Oliver Optic; “True to the Me EO renee te Bee oe led heav-. > : : 66. \ re nee : A long term lease on the entire . : : _ [Flag,” “Captain Bailie’s Heir and Thus we have he Pacific National as been} and a la carte service that will. Twenty membership cards were is-. The Young Midshipman:” G. A. Hen(a) sun dial time, aint} floor of the Yaw Se and sev" ; . sued this month, fourteen adults and. ty; and “Paul, the Peddler,” “Jed (b) mean time or clock time, Bank building insures a permanent ave been} delight the most fastidious . six juveniles and one card was sur-. the Poorhouse Boy,” “Phil the Fid(c) Standard time. location for these corporations im e in con] : On n Dail rendered mjaking a gain of 19 and. diler,” “Making His Way,” “Helping These three times agree within a] ‘he center of San Francisco's aga Li pe y our present registration 844. Himself,”’ “Slow and Sure and ‘“‘Annegligible amount of minutes and cial setabinet From here ney : z d Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth Fifteen new books were acquired . dy Grant’s Luck,” Horatio Alger Jr.seconds, at least for a large number! U!Tect operations of the Talan: tr this month by purchase and fifty Billy Kittnam gave: Ge Aterd She—What do you think of the . of places. Standard time, howeer, can vestment syoup, which extend all nd us books were donated by friends maknay" = & J P. woman of today? be wrong even by one hour. over the Pacific coast territory. z ndy” by Frank V. Webster, and. We —Darned slow, judging from the ; : “Our incredsing volume of busi4 curse, LEGAL =GAL NOTICE Mrs. Phelan gave us “The Educa-. standards of “the woman of tomor. The maim point about time is that}. demands not only more floor 1 us, oe eee eg For District Attorney tion of the Central Nervous System’’. row,” as I expect her to be. noon or 12 o’clock, M., by physical! ¥. but conditions ideal’ for the ves anc M. A. 025755, United States Land N byR. P. Halleck, “The Happy Famlaw divides the interval of day and croatedt efficiency’ sald Gtbae Office, Sacramento, California, Sepevada County ily” by B. M. Bower and “The Squaw night into two equal parts. It is the! interviewed ‘cs ia dee pita anne tember 19, 1930. Notice is hereby VERNON STOLL Man,” by Julie O. Faversham were) friend we are indebted for tine fol ‘n‘atural*’ time to start. work and re-. «np .cent additions to the staff of the Sen War The Mane tare ee ELECTION, NOVEMBER 4, 1930 the gift of a friend and to another! jowing books: ‘Hail, California, shes — oe — Italian Investment Corporation and Fd Company, by D.-E. Hayden, SecreNecessity of course, or convenience : ; ce Set it SO Mary E. Oliver (a former teacher in z : Italian Bond and Share Corporation tary and also Attorney in fact of 103 : «. {may dictate a somewhat different : ; ; A j = e evada City PemeasG : Sanchez St., San Francisco, CaliFRATERNAL CARDS the Nevada City High School, “A) . cement. taxed the capacity of our former fornia. bas made application for ee Traitor’s Eseape,’* James; ‘‘Barlasch Abdus die Auiuee) oukee. Ge offices, but we are sure that here r NEVADA CITY LODGE, NO. 518 of the Guard,” Henry S. Merriman; . “8°08 8" course, CMe). have all the facilities necessary patent to the Gold Ridge (sometimes a : the light savers who waut us to rise, ; “salled the Gold Ridge No, 1) Gold B. P. O. ELKS : Ken Ward in the Jungle,’ Zane irate eovk Senedak Wee to carry out the ambitious program ; : Meets second and fourth Friday eyenGray; “Show Boat, Edna Ferber; : ; : a ’lwe have outlined for the balance of Ridge No. 2, Gold Ridge No. 3, and], in ta Ee a , a re dine, or sup and retire an nour earl7 La Mina del Diablo placer mining . /2& i i Elk’s Home, Pine Street, I, Thou and the Other One,” Amel-} . during halt the weds 1930 and for 1931. claims in the Eureka Mining District, Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. ia E. Barr; ‘“Tekla,’’ Robt. Barr; Pha tule of all shie hice in that 0 : Nevada County, California described HORACE A. CURNOW. The TORS * Elizah oe 2 noe the euiployer getu the hast a hs Chasse: Yeuk Guat: as follows: Gold Ridge S%ZNW%, Exalted Ruler The Top’, Gerry Empy; “Other) 1). fon it is well known that an. _ The court-martial was about to open. NW%SW% and SW%NEY4SW%,\A. M. Holmes Secretary. People’s Children,” Margaret R. See-. ) in the eatiy taranoun iv bauer The defendant leaned over and whisi Sec. 15, T. 19N,.R. 12 E., M. D. M. ae Bach; “Adventures of Ulysses,” . . an hour in_the afternoon. For lasts sot “How long will = : : if : aca ife,”’ : ee s affair last?” ~ Gold Ridge No. 2-S%NE4SE% Sec. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Chad Lamb; "4 Furitan Wie, Meson hour gained in the events! 94. gcc cu ee 45. 0. 19 N. -R.12'h., M.D. M Pemberton; “China Inside Out,” officer whispered back: “About ces ages pe Bam ~ Ner: “Chi hear v8 stuandered 1 ti. #veuiu. two hours for me and about two. years Gold Ridge No. 3.--NEY%SE%SW% Meets she 1st and 3d Friday nights George A. Miller; ‘‘Chinese WomanH th . light saving. This. for you." ee ’. at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell ’ hood * Lucha Po Sones, “The Per ee . NW%SW%4SE%, S%SW SEY Sec. Bide, Visiting Knights always welCHILDREN’S CLOTHES Col of Life” Mat@arct W. Morley; . Jsht-saving business is a misnomer; dues ed 15 and NEYNW%NEY Sec. 22, T.! come. cifal of Life, rgare Morley; . 4° ambiguous catchword, like many oo eareinong Stns ing « © os ” . ” a is 19 N., R. 12 E., M. DM. CARL LARSEN, C, C. CLEANED =e net ee sortie cia others, ‘‘understood by the uvper ten A regular go-getter, La Mina del Diablo--N%NEY4SW%,\ J.C. E. FOSS. K. of R. & S. : Se Barton; Our ae eae but misunderstood by the lower (90) sig . oe ed a Wall ra SEY%NEY%SW%, S% NWKSEX, Y at moderate prices. Healthy kiddies} Jean H. Fabre; ‘‘Balance Wheel, The Correct phase would be dubornd now it needs a sweater. WILL romp and play, not thinking. E. C. Keller; ‘Bible Stories to Read : ‘ oe : NEY%SW%SE%, N4YSEYSEY Sec. savin labor ga . But this ee eee NEVADA CITY CLEANERS . o¢ their clothing. But modern moth-. and Tell” Francis J. Oleott; “Lives a : re oa ee et pecans nite ane ad There are no conflicting or adjoinW. H. Osborne ers solve the ane by sending ~“ 9) ie Presidents, een nibitie-cnael jactiouable: . bone in my body ache ing claims. Amended location notices : little coats and dresses and suits,. ‘‘Builders of Democracy, Edwin Another angie vf the lightsaving ; Pat—Oh, that accounts for your nuid are recorded in Book 30 of Mining . Cleaning, — Pressing, — Repairing} caps and sweaters and scarfs to the Greenlaw; ‘Industrial and Social proposal in-that tt enoula te enacted merous headaches. >, * ” bClaims pages, 127, 128, 129 and 130, Patronize Home Industry History of England,” Edward Py into law, which is only another way, will not keep the light-saving law, ds of Nevada C ty, Calif i Cheyney; and several books in Lat-avast alway uh ticeraag ln wieagumed Pabadenael ae asec : . ae a Bnelish. O! further crushing already crushed . because it is outrageous and those he John C. Ing, Register. EDWARD C. UREN ED BURTNER, Proprietor. eek Spants » Botasy se ngMS" . liberty and enslaving a free-born, who keep it, if any, are greatly inee Date of 1st publication, September. wINING AND CIVIL ENGINEER ee Composition and Rhetoric. people. commedatad. a1 \ 22, 1930. Mining Reports Furnished Phone 375 W 111 West Main St. Our receipts for this month are: Another ugly phase of the so-called. The farmers do not want it, on acly Date of last publication, November Mining District Maps Will call Monday and Thursday after-. dues $1.75; fines $2.30; rent shelf) jjcnt-saving is that it would under-. count of the fog or dew in the early q 20, 1930. Phone 278R Nevada City} 200ns at your home and deliver on. $19.90; total $23.90. mine our physical constitution. For} mornings, the fields are wet and unthe next trip over. We will credit MRS. IVA WILLIAMSON everybody knows that a morning. fit for operation. They have to wait ae cone —— —Quartz Bee ete . YOur phone charges. Librarian. sleep is the most refreshing. The. an hour longer before going to work . ba Placer location notices for sale at ; early morning hours pass quickly,. A law is defined ‘‘an authoritative The Nugget office at bc each. NATIONAL MARKET because people are sound asleep,. regulation for the greatest happiness ; . hence the name “The wee hours of!of the greatest number’. But with N. (. N. G. R. R. COMP ANY Nevada City FREE HUNTINGION LIBRARY the morning.” the light-saving folks, a law is a regPANY : : : Nobody wants your. extra free hour. ulation for the greatest happiness TIME TABLE AND RATES THE ‘ FROM " TION th the afternoon; it’s a dead loss. for the least number, and the greatEffective Sunday, Sept. 8, 1929 : BEST People won’t go to bed like chick-. est unhappiness for the greatest Trains leave Nevada City ‘at 5:00 \ ens. Hence, the light bills will be the . number. ‘ Set a. m., Grass Valley 5:20. a. m., arFOR % same as before. People did not and J. 8. RICARD, 8. J. wiving at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. LESS Train leaves Nevada City at 11:15) % = a. m., Grass Walley at 11:40 a .m. ALWAYS making direct :connection with S. P. W. D ij & 2.755. rain No. 19, arriving at San Frane Vetiver : $4.00 @isco at 6:10 p. m. Phone 30284.50 Train leaves Nevada City at 4:00 65.00 p. m. Grass Valley at 4:25 p. m. . $5.50 making direct connection with S. P. it the No. 26, leaving San Francisco at. * JAMES H. DODSON nea AC ; AIN ~— 11 a. m., and 1 p. m., enabling pasChiropractor The suit that cha ondid sengers to arrive at Grass Valley . (Diagnosis without asking questions) bathing to oo ng 6:45 p. m., and Nevada City at 7:06 . Office—Upstairs 20 W. Main St., Pp. m. over the Unique Store. Entrance on ty AND ABT GALLERY. SALES! r SUMMER RATES Main Street. Office hours: 10 to 12, SLL Eee DN JANTZEN LEADS NATION IN y * ‘ Effective May 1, 1930 2to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. Phone 177 : <==). . <All tickets on sale dally. Grass Valley. HE late Henry E. Huntington gave The most profitable year in its history has just Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and TRESS TS I Se in trust for the people, the great be leted b the Jantzen Knitting Mills “8 months tickets. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, er Y 8 ‘Grass Valley to San Franciseo fesfeateoteateofecfeoheatesteteatiateafealeatefeateaeatefeatetesteiteate and created a trust fund for its support —in 1929-1930! 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25; as “a free Public Library, Art Gallery, h declared a 100% Stock : ‘Nevada City $9.00 and $10.50. Museum and Park for the advancement This company has just e a oc lke Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley EDDIE LEONG of learning, and to promote the public Dividend and increased by 50% its cash divi, Calif} ‘or Oakland—16 days $8.25; 3 months oie tena a $10.000; Nevada City $8.75 and dend to common stock holders bas ppos'sn :$10.26. It is a library of libraries—a collecincrease in earnings of 8.09% in 1929-1930! ds Grass Valley to Los Angeles via Fresh Fruits and tion of collections. It comprises 175,000 8s ‘Stockton, both ways—1l16 days, bl separate titles of printed books and JANTZEN KNITTING MILLS COMMON STOCK ("4 $26.25; 3 months, $31.75; Nevada Vegeta es about 800,000 menieen ps. It contains PRICED AT MARKET ‘City $26. 50 and $31.50. the vellum Gutenburg Bible, a remarkGrass Valley to Los Angeles via FRESH FISH able Shakespeare collection and more Listed: Seals Sac aheerae Saree rene Stockton one way, returning via San than 5300 titles of books printed on New York urb Exchange = DERS ii ee a a as ee Seteieteieteiiieieieieieieieieieiiieieinieinies ° Francisco or vice-versa—16 days . movable type hefore the year 1501. $28.75; 3 months $34.75; Nevada All Kinds of Mellons Correspondents of JANTZEN KNITTING MILLS NG CLA Ww City $29. 00 and $34.25. It contains, among other treasures, the George H. Brrr & Co. CUMULATIVE PREFERRED Grass Valley to Sacramento—14 . Gainsborough “Blue Boy”; Reynolds’ NEW YORK 7% PRICE $100 PER SHARE TING PA day ticket only $4.00; Nevada a Deli BE a ong and Romney's “Lady 3 , $4.50. : Free De ivery savers BOSTON We will be pleased to execute orders on om: will wo Grass Valley to Reno—16 ie! A. S. W. Rosenbach, probably the ore rept mon or Preferred Stocks, srenepiseenniow . wo saad: nae ; : : . . Mr. Henry E. Huntington ee was the greatest collector of books : seis wo = = uA world has a: wee 3 : The FQ URR, ONRAD & . uin the ibrary will be the ecca 0} stuaGte Beit not t NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE ce piece ir E. A N. Ott, Proprietor Bis Marae sean Leaialatnte paced on — St. AT Meenennt ‘SAN remenco ; : the baliot fer the coming elections os ANGELES AKLAND ; ; a a Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free (Proposition No. 15) a Constitutional pss hos 4 SPOKANE Pasanand ee ration, } gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurAcndacnt to free tl xoparty from taxation, just as Str University was ; oa the pow ets and values of tailings. a some Feary 62%) . . ed the sategua! at the legislature may revoke e exemption at ahy time. This amendment is specifieally endorsed by the Cali: ; Assays made for gold,. silver, lead and coppér. Mail order check fornia Taxpayers Association sad aera the wp ant ak Mia sclera, “Wale tos. C. R AYMOND € LINCH ao . o Bearin! work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California UnderNorthern California Representtive i tapas 154 Mill Street om vere ee writers, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance companies. Automobile insurance. Compliments ee TOURNAMENT OF ROSES ASSOCIATION Sa NN SY ARAMA

If peddlers have done anything to PUBLIC LIBRARY GAINS ing our present accession 8462. Sanne oli pyres _ . FATHER RICARD, NOTED XE : ‘build up Nevada City our optics de. The following books were purchas-. Darling, I’ve lost all my money. ASTRONOMER, SAYS. TO PACIFIC NAT’L. BANK BLD. é ceive us. " ed this month: “Lighted Windows’’,. Haven’t a penny in the world.” NO “DAYLIGHT SAVING" 4d ; IN POPULARITY AS THE Emilie Loring; “Red Bill” A. M. “That won’t make any difference to SES TG Growth of its subsidaries, Italian es wphe Fi i ” our love, dear. I'll love you just as Bond and Shares Corporation and a te z ; : : Chisholm; ‘‘The Fire Within,’’ Geo. agen apr Time out of mind, mankind has; »OnG a e pe a: Association, has forced the Italian ' ae don] a ~ POLITICAL CARDS coln; “Outlaw. in Eden,’’* Peter B. Always at 1€ oF time made by tus sun when. : é : Corporaion Wy a ee REPORT OF LIBRARIAN TO THE. Kyne; “Romance: Prescribed,” EK. “I hate those. impromptu comit crosses the meredian of any given, ‘Nvestmen D BOARD OF TRUSTEES—LIST . Hatch; “Mirthful Haven,” Booth! plexions, don’t you?” place. Here, by the meridian, we. its executive offices, which are beRe-Elect OF NEW BOOKS Tarkington; ‘“‘The Big Barn”, Wal-. “What do you méan?” understand the verticle circle which ;ing moved today to the Pacific NatSe ee fer D. Edmunds; “The Lucky Law-. “Those they make un “as otk go . passes through the poles of the!ional Bank Building, 333 MontWw. E. Wrig ht To the Hon. Board of Trustees of. rences’ Kathleen Norris; Young] #/ong.” heavens ard the zenith of the given . gomery street, San Francisco. oe Nevada City Free Library: Livingstones,” Dorris Mackail; ‘‘Dag aa place. At that time. the sundial ; Head office -of Italian Bond an : pececireoamead for Office 8! Gentlemen: I respectfully submit] vid Golder,” Irene Nemirosky; “Make rae Haagredts! = aaa er marks 12. it is called high noon, or. Shares COnpeT arom is being moved : District Attorney the following report of conditions in. Believe”, Faith Baldwin; ‘The Love! , yop. He asked me if I played golf.” simply noon. at the same time to the new ad‘ NEVADA COUNTY, CAL. the Nevada City Free Library for the] Hater,” Berta Ruck; “Annie Marries} “yen?” : The invention of clocks introduced . dress. phir ce ELBCTION, TUESDAY. NOV. 4, 1930; month of Septemiber, 1930. . Again”, Louise P. Houck and “A. “Ig he for it or against it?” “mean time,’ which differs slightly{ Headquarters of Italian InvestPAGE FIVE THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIF ORNIA OCTOBER -23, 1930 ee ‘wp NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP You are cordially invited to ® sce how nice and attractive “There are 8462 volumes in the Library and of these 1214 were taken out for home reading iucluding fiction 949; juvenile 231 and miscellaneous 34. Percentage of fiction 78; of juvenile 19; two books were borrowed from the State Library. Note in Music,’’ Rosamond Lehmann. Among our gifts for this month are the following books from Mrs. O. W. Bean formerly of Nevada City now of San Francisco: ‘“‘Queechy,’ Susan “Silver Horde,’ Rex Beach; Mountain Idylls and Other Poems” Alfred —— *" WOMAN OF TODAY from ‘“sun-dial time.’’ In practice, small dfferences do not count, except by accumulation, which is not our ‘. ; case here. Another small difference was introduced by ‘‘standard time’ which for California is the time of the i MOVES. EXECUTIVE OFFICES ment Corporation have heretofore i been maintained at 524 Montgofiz®’ ery street, in the building occupied. by Italian National Building and Loan Association, but expandiog operations of the Italian National made it necessary for this subsdary nia, has There were 996 visitors to the. (, King; “Historical Stories of Amer120th meredian west of Greenwich.jto occupy all of the space in the irly Gold reading room this month, men 240;!ican Pioneer Life,” J. F. Cooper; This time is calculated at the Mare! building, and the growth of the y Arizon The Coffee Shop has been women 173; boys 283 and girls 300.]“Our New Posssessions”, Turnbull Island Observatory and is distributed . Italian Bond and Share Corporation 1 is plan F Including those with our borrowers] white: “P ‘ oe by the Western Union and also by! Suggested that larger quarters be ade ; ony Riders in the Rock: se claims m for the convenience of and it makes our attendance for thejies”’ Frank G. Patchin; “Fighting a radio transmitter. This is the time} Provided for the two corporations _ ne our patrons. Regular meals. ™°t® 1856 or a daily average of. Joe,” Oliver Optic; “True to the Me EO renee te Bee oe led heav-. > : : 66. \ re nee : A long term lease on the entire . : : _ [Flag,” “Captain Bailie’s Heir and Thus we have he Pacific National as been} and a la carte service that will. Twenty membership cards were is-. The Young Midshipman:” G. A. Hen(a) sun dial time, aint} floor of the Yaw Se and sev" ; . sued this month, fourteen adults and. ty; and “Paul, the Peddler,” “Jed (b) mean time or clock time, Bank building insures a permanent ave been} delight the most fastidious . six juveniles and one card was sur-. the Poorhouse Boy,” “Phil the Fid(c) Standard time. location for these corporations im e in con] : On n Dail rendered mjaking a gain of 19 and. diler,” “Making His Way,” “Helping These three times agree within a] ‘he center of San Francisco's aga Li pe y our present registration 844. Himself,”’ “Slow and Sure and ‘“‘Annegligible amount of minutes and cial setabinet From here ney : z d Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Worth Fifteen new books were acquired . dy Grant’s Luck,” Horatio Alger Jr.seconds, at least for a large number! U!Tect operations of the Talan: tr this month by purchase and fifty Billy Kittnam gave: Ge Aterd She—What do you think of the . of places. Standard time, howeer, can vestment syoup, which extend all nd us books were donated by friends maknay" = & J P. woman of today? be wrong even by one hour. over the Pacific coast territory. z ndy” by Frank V. Webster, and. We —Darned slow, judging from the ; : “Our incredsing volume of busi4 curse, LEGAL =GAL NOTICE Mrs. Phelan gave us “The Educa-. standards of “the woman of tomor. The maim point about time is that}.. demands not only more floor 1 us, oe eee eg For District Attorney tion of the Central Nervous System’’. row,” as I expect her to be. noon or 12 o’clock, M., by physical! ¥.. but conditions ideal’ for the ves anc M. A. 025755, United States Land N byR. P. Halleck, “The Happy Famlaw divides the interval of day and croatedt efficiency’ sald Gtbae Office, Sacramento, California, Sepevada County ily” by B. M. Bower and “The Squaw night into two equal parts. It is the! interviewed ‘cs ia dee pita anne tember 19, 1930. Notice is hereby VERNON STOLL Man,” by Julie O. Faversham were) friend we are indebted for tine fol ‘n‘atural*’ time to start. work and re-. «np .cent additions to the staff of the Sen War The Mane tare ee ELECTION, NOVEMBER 4, 1930 the gift of a friend and to another! jowing books: ‘Hail, California, shes — oe — Italian Investment Corporation and Fd Company, by D.-E. Hayden, SecreNecessity of course, or convenience : ; ce Set it SO Mary E. Oliver (a former teacher in z : Italian Bond and Share Corporation tary and also Attorney in fact of 103 : «. {may dictate a somewhat different : ; ; A j = e evada City PemeasG : Sanchez St., San Francisco, CaliFRATERNAL CARDS the Nevada City High School, “A) . cement. taxed the capacity of our former fornia. bas made application for ee Traitor’s Eseape,’* James; ‘‘Barlasch Abdus die Auiuee) oukee. Ge offices, but we are sure that here r NEVADA CITY LODGE, NO. 518 of the Guard,” Henry S. Merriman; . “8°08 8" course, CMe). have all the facilities necessary patent to the Gold Ridge (sometimes a : the light savers who waut us to rise, ; “salled the Gold Ridge No, 1) Gold B. P. O. ELKS : Ken Ward in the Jungle,’ Zane irate eovk Senedak Wee to carry out the ambitious program ; : Meets second and fourth Friday eyenGray; “Show Boat, Edna Ferber; : ; : a ’lwe have outlined for the balance of Ridge No. 2, Gold Ridge No. 3, and], in ta Ee a , a re dine, or sup and retire an nour earl7 La Mina del Diablo placer mining . /2& i i Elk’s Home, Pine Street, I, Thou and the Other One,” Amel-} . during halt the weds 1930 and for 1931. claims in the Eureka Mining District, Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. ia E. Barr; ‘“Tekla,’’ Robt. Barr; Pha tule of all shie hice in that 0 : Nevada County, California described HORACE A. CURNOW. The TORS * Elizah oe 2 noe the euiployer getu the hast a hs Chasse: Yeuk Guat: as follows: Gold Ridge S%ZNW%, Exalted Ruler The Top’, Gerry Empy; “Other) 1). fon it is well known that an. _ The court-martial was about to open. NW%SW% and SW%NEY4SW%,\A. M. Holmes Secretary. People’s Children,” Margaret R. See-. ) in the eatiy taranoun iv bauer The defendant leaned over and whisi Sec. 15, T. 19N,.R. 12 E., M. D. M. ae Bach; “Adventures of Ulysses,” . . an hour in_the afternoon. For lasts sot “How long will = : : if : aca ife,”’ : ee s affair last?” ~ Gold Ridge No. 2-S%NE4SE% Sec. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Chad Lamb; "4 Furitan Wie, Meson hour gained in the events! 94. gcc cu ee 45. 0. 19 N. -R.12'h., M.D. M Pemberton; “China Inside Out,” officer whispered back: “About ces ages pe Bam ~ Ner: “Chi hear v8 stuandered 1 ti. #veuiu. two hours for me and about two. years Gold Ridge No. 3.--NEY%SE%SW% Meets she 1st and 3d Friday nights George A. Miller; ‘‘Chinese WomanH th . light saving. This. for you." ee ’. at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell ’ hood * Lucha Po Sones, “The Per ee . NW%SW%4SE%, S%SW SEY Sec. Bide, Visiting Knights always welCHILDREN’S CLOTHES Col of Life” Mat@arct W. Morley; . Jsht-saving business is a misnomer; dues ed

15 and NEYNW%NEY Sec. 22, T.! come. cifal of Life, rgare Morley; . 4° ambiguous catchword, like many oo eareinong Stns ing « © os ” . ” a is 19 N., R. 12 E., M. DM. CARL LARSEN, C, C. CLEANED =e net ee sortie cia others, ‘‘understood by the uvper ten A regular go-getter, La Mina del Diablo--N%NEY4SW%,\ J.C. E. FOSS. K. of R. & S. : Se Barton; Our ae eae but misunderstood by the lower (90) sig . oe ed a Wall ra SEY%NEY%SW%, S% NWKSEX, Y at moderate prices. Healthy kiddies} Jean H. Fabre; ‘‘Balance Wheel, The Correct phase would be dubornd now it needs a sweater. WILL romp and play, not thinking. E. C. Keller; ‘Bible Stories to Read : ‘ oe : NEY%SW%SE%, N4YSEYSEY Sec. savin labor ga . But this ee eee NEVADA CITY CLEANERS . o¢ their clothing. But modern moth-. and Tell” Francis J. Oleott; “Lives a : re oa ee et pecans nite ane ad There are no conflicting or adjoinW. H. Osborne ers solve the ane by sending ~“ 9) ie Presidents, een nibitie-cnael jactiouable: . bone in my body ache ing claims. Amended location notices : little coats and dresses and suits,. ‘‘Builders of Democracy, Edwin Another angie vf the lightsaving ; Pat—Oh, that accounts for your nuid are recorded in Book 30 of Mining . Cleaning, — Pressing, — Repairing} caps and sweaters and scarfs to the Greenlaw; ‘Industrial and Social proposal in-that tt enoula te enacted merous headaches. >, * ” bClaims pages, 127, 128, 129 and 130, Patronize Home Industry History of England,” Edward Py into law, which is only another way, will not keep the light-saving law, ds of Nevada C ty, Calif i Cheyney; and several books in Lat-avast alway uh ticeraag ln wieagumed Pabadenael ae asec : . ae a Bnelish. O! further crushing already crushed . because it is outrageous and those he John C. Ing, Register. EDWARD C. UREN ED BURTNER, Proprietor. eek Spants » Botasy se ngMS" . liberty and enslaving a free-born, who keep it, if any, are greatly inee Date of 1st publication, September. wINING AND CIVIL ENGINEER ee Composition and Rhetoric. people. commedatad. a1 \ 22, 1930. Mining Reports Furnished Phone 375 W 111 West Main St. Our receipts for this month are: Another ugly phase of the so-called. The farmers do not want it, on acly Date of last publication, November Mining District Maps Will call Monday and Thursday after-. dues $1.75; fines $2.30; rent shelf) jjcnt-saving is that it would under-. count of the fog or dew in the early q 20, 1930. Phone 278R Nevada City} 200ns at your home and deliver on. $19.90; total $23.90. mine our physical constitution. For} mornings, the fields are wet and unthe next trip over. We will credit MRS. IVA WILLIAMSON everybody knows that a morning. fit for operation. They have to wait ae cone —— —Quartz Bee ete . YOur phone charges. Librarian. sleep is the most refreshing. The. an hour longer before going to work . ba Placer location notices for sale at ; early morning hours pass quickly,. A law is defined ‘‘an authoritative The Nugget office at bc each. NATIONAL MARKET because people are sound asleep,. regulation for the greatest happiness ; . hence the name “The wee hours of!of the greatest number’. But with N. (. N. G. R. R. COMP ANY Nevada City FREE HUNTINGION LIBRARY the morning.” the light-saving folks, a law is a regPANY : : : Nobody wants your. extra free hour. ulation for the greatest happiness TIME TABLE AND RATES THE ‘ FROM " TION th the afternoon; it’s a dead loss. for the least number, and the greatEffective Sunday, Sept. 8, 1929 : BEST People won’t go to bed like chick-. est unhappiness for the greatest Trains leave Nevada City ‘at 5:00 \ ens. Hence, the light bills will be the . number. ‘ Set a. m., Grass Valley 5:20. a. m., arFOR % same as before. People did not and J. 8. RICARD, 8. J. wiving at San Francisco 1:30 p. m. LESS Train leaves Nevada City at 11:15) % = a. m., Grass Walley at 11:40 a .m. ALWAYS making direct :connection with S. P. W. D ij & 2.755. rain No. 19, arriving at San Frane Vetiver : $4.00 @isco at 6:10 p. m. Phone 30284.50 Train leaves Nevada City at 4:00 65.00 p. m. Grass Valley at 4:25 p. m. . $5.50 making direct connection with S. P. it the No. 26, leaving San Francisco at. * JAMES H. DODSON nea AC ; AIN ~— 11 a. m., and 1 p. m., enabling pasChiropractor The suit that cha ondid sengers to arrive at Grass Valley . (Diagnosis without asking questions) bathing to oo ng 6:45 p. m., and Nevada City at 7:06 . Office—Upstairs 20 W. Main St., Pp. m. over the Unique Store. Entrance on ty AND ABT GALLERY. SALES! r SUMMER RATES Main Street. Office hours: 10 to 12, SLL Eee DN JANTZEN LEADS NATION IN y * ‘ Effective May 1, 1930 2to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. Phone 177 : <==). . <All tickets on sale dally. Grass Valley. HE late Henry E. Huntington gave The most profitable year in its history has just Stop-overs allowed on 16 day and TRESS TS I Se in trust for the people, the great be leted b the Jantzen Knitting Mills “8 months tickets. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, er Y 8 ‘Grass Valley to San Franciseo fesfeateoteateofecfeoheatesteteatiateafealeatefeateaeatefeatetesteiteate and created a trust fund for its support —in 1929-1930! 16 days $8.50; 3 months $10.25; as “a free Public Library, Art Gallery, h declared a 100% Stock : ‘Nevada City $9.00 and $10.50. Museum and Park for the advancement This company has just e a oc lke Grass Valley to Alameda, Berkeley EDDIE LEONG of learning, and to promote the public Dividend and increased by 50% its cash divi, Calif} ‘or Oakland—16 days $8.25; 3 months oie tena a $10.000; Nevada City $8.75 and dend to common stock holders bas ppos'sn :$10.26. It is a library of libraries—a collecincrease in earnings of 8.09% in 1929-1930! ds Grass Valley to Los Angeles via Fresh Fruits and tion of collections. It comprises 175,000 8s ‘Stockton, both ways—1l16 days, bl separate titles of printed books and JANTZEN KNITTING MILLS COMMON STOCK ("4 $26.25; 3 months, $31.75; Nevada Vegeta es about 800,000 menieen ps. It contains PRICED AT MARKET ‘City $26. 50 and $31.50. the vellum Gutenburg Bible, a remarkGrass Valley to Los Angeles via FRESH FISH able Shakespeare collection and more Listed: Seals Sac aheerae Saree rene Stockton one way, returning via San than 5300 titles of books printed on New York urb Exchange = DERS ii ee a a as ee Seteieteieteiiieieieieieieieieieiiieieinieinies ° Francisco or vice-versa—16 days . movable type hefore the year 1501. $28.75; 3 months $34.75; Nevada All Kinds of Mellons Correspondents of JANTZEN KNITTING MILLS NG CLA Ww City $29. 00 and $34.25. It contains, among other treasures, the George H. Brrr & Co. CUMULATIVE PREFERRED Grass Valley to Sacramento—14 . Gainsborough “Blue Boy”; Reynolds’ NEW YORK 7% PRICE $100 PER SHARE TING PA day ticket only $4.00; Nevada a Deli BE a ong and Romney's “Lady 3 , $4.50. : Free De ivery savers BOSTON We will be pleased to execute orders on om: will wo Grass Valley to Reno—16 ie! A. S. W. Rosenbach, probably the ore rept mon or Preferred Stocks, srenepiseenniow . wo saad: nae ; : : . . Mr. Henry E. Huntington ee was the greatest collector of books : seis wo = = uA world has a: wee 3 : The FQ URR, ONRAD & . uin the ibrary will be the ecca 0} stuaGte Beit not t NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE ce piece ir E. A N. Ott, Proprietor Bis Marae sean Leaialatnte paced on — St. AT Meenennt ‘SAN remenco ; : the baliot fer the coming elections os ANGELES AKLAND ; ; a a Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free (Proposition No. 15) a Constitutional pss hos 4 SPOKANE Pasanand ee ration, } gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurAcndacnt to free tl xoparty from taxation, just as Str University was ; oa the pow ets and values of tailings. a some Feary 62%) . . ed the sategua! at the legislature may revoke e exemption at ahy time. This amendment is specifieally endorsed by the Cali: ; Assays made for gold,. silver, lead and coppér. Mail order check fornia Taxpayers Association sad aera the wp ant ak Mia sclera, “Wale tos. C. R AYMOND € LINCH ao . o Bearin! work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California UnderNorthern California Representtive i tapas 154 Mill Street om vere ee writers, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance companies. Automobile insurance. Compliments ee TOURNAMENT OF ROSES ASSOCIATION Sa NN SY ARAMA