October 30, 1936 (8 pages)

Hallowe'en and Birthdav Party Mrs. R. Taylor of Coyote street is preparing to entertain with a Hallawe’en party Saturday afternoon in honor of the birthday of her little daughter, Nedra Taylor, Ten little guests have been invited. Artistic decorations and gay little Hallowe’en motifs will be used in profusion to add to the happy affair. St. Agnes Guild Guest of Mrs. Uren Mrs. E. C. Uren was hostess to St. gnes Guild at her home on Broad street yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Uren is president of the guild. Mrs. Glemo Hostess to Gold Flat Club Mrs. C. C. Clemo of Gold Flat entertained the Gold Flat Thursday Club most delightfully yesterday afternoon. After the business session several houfs were spent in social converse and faney work. Hallowe’en decorations were used throughout the cosy rooms and on the table. The centerpiece on “the prettily arranged table was a large pumpkin eut so as to represent the usual large grinning face.” Forty were present last Thursday evening when the club entertained their husbands at a.delicious dinner and jolly party in Seaman's lodge in Pioneer Park. Miss Adeline Deason and James King Wed The many friends of Miss Adeline Deason and James King of this city were taken completely by surprise, early this week, when they motored. to Reno, Nevada, Monday and we: The attractive young bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack She doni of Sacramento street. has lived here for several years and has been attending the Nevada City high school. i The groom state about made many friends in this city. He is in the employ of,one of the local “mines. They have returned and will make their home in Grass Valley. came from Nevada two years ago and has Sunshine Circle is ‘Luncheon Hostess Sunshine Circle of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church entertained at a one o’clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon. After a short business session a delightful time was enjoyed as the Rose Buds of the past were revealed and new snes drawn for the. coming year. Over fifty ladies were present for “the delightful affair which is looked forward to with kéen “ anticipation each year. %. Gay Hallowe’en decorations and motifs and autumn flowers were used in profusion decorating the large ehurch parlors adding charm to the happy scene. SHANGHAI RESIDENTS VISIT HAROLD DEETERS A visiting Texas oil execttive of Shanghai, China was so favorably impressed by the activities and the scenery in Nevada county that he expressed a hope of coming to make his home here in later years. The oil executive was Ernest Clements, a wisitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deeter this, week, and cou’ gin of Mrs. Deeter. Mr. Clements and his Wife had not seen the Deeters for years and stopped here to make their visit en route to San Francisco from whence they will sail home to Shanghai. NO OPEN SEASON FOR PHEASANTS “A message dated October 26, 1935 has been received by Captain “A. H. illard, of the fish and game com‘mission, from Inspector S. H. Lyons # the Sacramento patrol district. “Orders have been sent to the coun; clerk of Nevada county closing pheasant season in the entire ty. Would you see that proper ty is given to this.” 2 fhe game clubs of Nevada county year equested the-closing of this in regard to killing pheasas they claim there are so few district it is hoped that by ‘the season this year will ® birds a chance to become d and multiply. Ron. COURT CALENDAR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936 Estate of Michael Quirk, deceased. Petition for .Prébate of Will. Estate of M. Gaume, deceased. Petition to lease real estate. Estate of Edwin T. Royer, deceased. Petition of sale real estate. Term. Est. of Quigley. Petition to term life estate. Est of Patrick Quirk. Petition for letters. « Estate of Bri@get S. Quirk. Petition for letters. Galbraith vs. Galbraith. Move for change of venue. Snowden .vs. Bell. Set for trial. Est. of Geo. F. Reile, deceased. Petition for probate of will. Twilford vs. Dillon. Demurrer. Gdn. of Lopez minors. Sixth account. ° Gdns. count. Est. of Wm. N. R. Delbridge. Petition for probate of will. P. G. and E. vs. Law et al. Set for trial, Est. of Wellington. Petition to letters af administration. People vs. Clancy. Arraignment. Est. of William H. Tuttle. Petition for probate of will. Est. of Paul. Martin. Petition for letters of administration. Est. of Nellie L. Yeo. Petition’for letters of administration. Estate of Hassel B. Worthley. Petition for distribution. Est. of Annie E. Williams. tion for distribution. Grass Valley. Hardware Co. vs. Mattie Gold Mining. Set for trial. Empire-Star vs. March, et al. Default matter. Doersonal . J. B. Powell, who fell at the Spanish Mine Monday, is recovering at the Nevada City Sanitarium from his injuries. He was severely bruised when breaking ore in a chute. The rock started moving and jammed him against the wall partially covering him. Dr. B. W. Hummelt made an X-ray examination. and found no bones broken. Ernest Brisebill, Jr., is suffering from a broken arm, which will keep him from work for several weeks. He was up on a ladder that slipped Ietting him fall. Both bones were broken in his right arm above the wrist. The new home of Dr. B. W. Hummelt is being painted. The furnace is . being installed, and after a few otn-! er small details have been arranged . they will be able to move in about of Chipman. Second acPetianother month. Thomas Stephens of the German Bar mine on Moores Flat passed through Nevada City yesterday enroute to the lower country. He stated everything is shaping up well for his property. John Bardill, operator of the Defender mine at Pine Grove, Amador county, was a_ business visitor in Nevada City Tuesday. Mr. Bardill operated properties in this district before going to Amador county. Charles F. Ayer and Bill Allen came up from Smartsville yesterday to spend several hours here on business. Mr. Ayer is one of a group interested in. the Interstate Land Holding company of Boston. Mr. Allen is manager for the company in this. section and the local properties comprise 45,000 acres in Yuba county near Smartsville, land in Scoots Flat and the Manzanita Diggings, northeast of this city. Roy Deeter, whose eyes were Sseriously injured by an exploding carbide lamp, Wednesday while at work as shift boss at the Ragon mine, is in the Jones Memorial hospital for treatment. Deeter was holding the lamp when it exploded without warning. . Lawrence Carter, contractor of this city has been about on a crutch for several days, having: received a sprained ankle while at work. Rev. J. P. O’Reilly was a Sacramento visitor Wednesday atteneding a Day of Prayer for Peace, service held by a group of priests. He met Father J. J. McGary a former resident of this district, now of Maxwell. Father O’Reilly spent last week in a tour of Sierra county visiting in Alleghany and several other towns on his trip. s Mrs. C, W. Reed, of Grand Junetion, Colorado, is visiting her son, Dr. W. W. Reed in Nevada City and WELL ATTENDED The first Welt Baby Clinic, sponsored by the Washington Grammar School P. T. A., was held in the Methodist church parlors yesterday from 9 to 4 o’clock and = 35 preschool age children were examined under Dr. Emmaline Banks. She was assisted by Mrs. William C. Perry, trained nurse; Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger, county health nurse; Mrs. W. E.Young and Mrs. J. P. Muscardini. These clinics will be held once each month free of charge, the mothers receiving advice and instructions as to care of babies. The children from tiny ‘infants to children too young to enter school are examined, weighed, and food, and habits: suggested. The P. T. A. is quite pleased with the attendance of mothers, babes and children. There were English, Italian, Austrian, Chinese and Indian children in the group, one tiny three months old Idian boy being carried in a papoose basket by his mother, Mrs. Albert Johnson. Mrs. Hefelfinger states she-wants all mothers to feel free to bring ‘the Elks hall now stands. SRE TAR Mrs. Mary Guenther revered pioneer of Boulder street celebrated her 87th birthday yesterday, family members and friends calling to wish her many happy returns of the day. Her. parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Schneider came to Nevada City from Missouri in January 1856. Mr. Schneider Was”a butcher and built a shop and apartment where It was burned in the big fire of July 1856 and they built a homewhere Ronald Fraser resides on Boulder street. Mrs. Guenther has seen many changes in this city and can relate the many interesting and amusing incidents. She moved to her present home with her husband, the late Henry ‘Guenther, 62 years ago, where their children were born and reared. She was the recipient of many lovely gifts yesterday. their children for these examinations, the aim of the organization being better little bodies to make healthier men and women and do away with much unnecessary illness and suffering. LUMBER TALKS The rainy season’s Old Pluvius stared hard at me And smiled a wicked grin, “If you don’t mend your roof,’’ said he, “T’l let the rain drops in;” Go get some shingles, nails and paint, Be quick about it too; I’m oiling all my spiggots now due.”’ We-agree with the lines above and will be glad not only to take care of orders herein suggested but any other items either in building materials or lumber—and will do so promptly. BUILDERS’ SUPPLY HOUSE 315 Spring St. Fred E. Conner, Mer. Phone 23 “Center of Nevada City” morning . fF PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM OCTOBER 30TH TO NOVEMBER 6TH, 1936 WESTLAKE PUMPKIN CALIFORNIA HOME BRAND TOMATO JUICE S & W MINCE MEAT 1 lb. 10 oz. jar LIBBY’S BABY FOOD Homogenized BRIARDALE MAYONNAISE OR RELISH SPREAD Pint jar RED HEART DOG FOOD ABorC 3 cans for MARTINELL?’S ‘SWEET MAZDA ELECTRIC . LIGHT GLOBES 10, 15, 25, 40, 50, and PROPOSITION NO. 22 IS NOT A TAX ON YOU “VES” is registered at the National hotel. SOLAR BRAND PINEAPPLE (Broken Slices) No. 214s BAKER’S COCOA . 1 Ib. can KELLOG’S ALL BRAN Large size Measuring Cup FREE HOUSE PARTY OLIVES GENUINE WHOLE RYE SWEDISH BREAD 1 lb. pkg. SCHILLING’S TEA Orange Pekoe SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD CHEESE Brick or American 5 ‘Ib. loaf OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 cans for TO ANSWER FOR THEFT Earl and Jack Dyer, charged with stealing beef on Gold Flaf recently, came up for their preliminary hearing before Judge W. L. Mobley yesterday and were bound over to thy superior court. — GOES AFTER CHECK WRITER Bill Wood, deputy sheriff, left today for Chester, Wyoming to return ‘with E. E. Langfair wanted by Nevada county authorities for issuing fictitious checks. His arrest was made through a warrant issued by Sheriff C. J. Tobiassen. gon mine, is in Jones Memorial hospital suffering from severe“injuries to his eyes. Wednesday morhing’ a carbide lamj, at the mine, exploded while he was holding it. “-T Fenton Fleming and E. Neilson, of Sacramento, visited friends in Nevada City Sunday. Mr. Fleming states his brother, LaMar, who is at Baguio, Philippine Islands,. has received another iniportant promotion in his work. NEW TODAY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY and bath. Inquire Box R, Nugget Office. 10-30-tf LOST—Thursday night, dark brown ladies’ handbag between Nevada City Nugget office and the Netoise shell spectacles. Finder return to. Nugget office and receive reward. Nevada Theatre whinisical Irvin PEPPER eat laughing over. sights at Coney Island. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ye That ‘irresistable, bad kid, Jane “SUNDAY ONE RAINY AFTERNOONan Idol. Wanted by the police for a stolen kiss; wanted by the women of Paris for the same reason! Withers and Cobb make a team you can’t help See Irvin and Jane take in the Francis Lederer, a real European Idol” playing a EuropeGROCERIES GLICK’S PURE OLIVE OIL Quart HOVDEN SARDINES 9 ounce can MILANIS TAMALES’ BISQUICK — Large Package ~ Package Nie Stee ent See HOT SAUCE. _ PUFFED WHEAT 2 packages CITRUS WASHING POWDER Package 2. ARMOUR'’S CHIPPED: BEEF J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery SAVE THE EXCLUSIVE HEAT MULTIPLIER DOES IT Careful tests of several makes of oil burning stoves in operation have proved conclusively that the Spir-O-Flame Heat Multiplier saves at least one-third the cost of fuel while heating a house more quickly, more evenly and more comfortably Nevada City _ Phone 5 50% MORE RADIATING CAPACITY 50% MORE CIRCULATING CAPACITY THE*VENT-A-DUCT FLUE PLUS THE SPIRAL ‘FLAME GIVES MORE HEAT FOR LESS MONEY. —Come In and Investigate— .Phone Your Fuel Oil Orders to ONE THIRD THE COST OF FUEL & os Grass Valley Phone 88 FOR RENT—Apartment of 4 rooms vada Theatre. Contains pair of tor.

Hallowe'en and Birthdav Party Mrs. R. Taylor of Coyote street is preparing to entertain with a Hallawe’en party Saturday afternoon in honor of the birthday of her little daughter, Nedra Taylor, Ten little guests have been invited. Artistic decorations and gay little Hallowe’en motifs will be used in profusion to add to the happy affair. St. Agnes Guild Guest of Mrs. Uren Mrs. E. C. Uren was hostess to St. gnes Guild at her home on Broad street yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Uren is president of the guild. Mrs. Glemo Hostess to Gold Flat Club Mrs. C. C. Clemo of Gold Flat entertained the Gold Flat Thursday Club most delightfully yesterday afternoon. After the business session several houfs were spent in social converse and faney work. Hallowe’en decorations were used throughout the cosy rooms and on the table. The centerpiece on “the prettily arranged table was a large pumpkin eut so as to represent the usual large grinning face.” Forty were present last Thursday evening when the club entertained their husbands at a.delicious dinner and jolly party in Seaman's lodge in Pioneer Park. Miss Adeline Deason and James King Wed The many friends of Miss Adeline Deason and James King of this city were taken completely by surprise, early this week, when they motored. to Reno, Nevada, Monday and we: The attractive young bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack She doni of Sacramento street. has lived here for several years and has been attending the Nevada City high school. i The groom state about made many friends in this city. He is in the employ of,one of the local “mines. They have returned and will make their home in Grass Valley. came from Nevada two years ago and has Sunshine Circle is ‘Luncheon Hostess Sunshine Circle of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church entertained at a one o’clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon. After a short business session a delightful time was enjoyed as the Rose Buds of the past were revealed and new snes drawn for the. coming year. Over fifty ladies were present for “the delightful affair which is looked forward to with kéen “ anticipation each year. %. Gay Hallowe’en decorations and motifs and autumn flowers were used in profusion decorating the large ehurch parlors adding charm to the happy scene. SHANGHAI RESIDENTS VISIT HAROLD DEETERS A visiting Texas oil execttive of Shanghai, China was so favorably impressed by the activities and the scenery in Nevada county that he expressed a hope of coming to make his home here in later years. The oil executive was Ernest Clements, a wisitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deeter this, week, and cou’ gin of Mrs. Deeter. Mr. Clements and his Wife had not seen the Deeters for years and stopped here to make their visit en route to San Francisco from whence they will sail home to Shanghai. NO OPEN SEASON FOR PHEASANTS “A message dated October 26, 1935 has been received by Captain “A. H. illard, of the fish and game com‘mission, from Inspector S. H. Lyons # the Sacramento patrol district. “Orders have been sent to the coun; clerk of Nevada county closing pheasant season in the entire ty. Would you see that proper ty is given to this.” 2 fhe game clubs of Nevada county year equested the-closing of this in regard to killing pheasas they claim there are so few district it is hoped that by ‘the season this year will ® birds a chance to become d and multiply. Ron. COURT CALENDAR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936 Estate of Michael Quirk, deceased. Petition for .Prébate of Will. Estate of M. Gaume, deceased. Petition to lease real estate. Estate of Edwin T. Royer, deceased. Petition of sale real estate. Term. Est. of Quigley. Petition to term life estate. Est of Patrick Quirk. Petition for letters. « Estate of Bri@get S. Quirk. Petition for letters. Galbraith vs. Galbraith. Move for change of venue. Snowden .vs. Bell. Set for trial. Est. of Geo. F. Reile, deceased. Petition for probate of will. Twilford vs. Dillon. Demurrer. Gdn. of Lopez minors. Sixth account. ° Gdns. count. Est. of Wm. N. R. Delbridge. Petition for probate of will. P. G. and E. vs. Law et al. Set for trial, Est. of Wellington. Petition to letters af administration. People vs. Clancy. Arraignment. Est. of William H. Tuttle. Petition for probate of will. Est. of Paul. Martin. Petition for letters of administration. Est. of Nellie L. Yeo. Petition’for letters of administration. Estate of Hassel B. Worthley. Petition for distribution. Est. of Annie E. Williams. tion for distribution. Grass Valley. Hardware Co. vs. Mattie Gold Mining. Set for trial. Empire-Star vs. March, et al. Default matter. Doersonal . J. B. Powell, who fell at the Spanish Mine Monday, is recovering at the Nevada City Sanitarium from his injuries. He was severely bruised when breaking ore in a chute. The rock started moving and jammed him against the wall partially covering him. Dr. B. W. Hummelt made an X-ray examination. and found no bones broken. Ernest Brisebill, Jr., is suffering from a broken arm, which will keep him from work for several weeks. He was up on a ladder that slipped Ietting him fall. Both bones were broken in his right arm above the wrist. The new home of Dr. B. W. Hummelt is being painted. The furnace is . being installed, and after a few otn-! er small details have been arranged . they will be able to move in about of Chipman. Second acPetianother month. Thomas Stephens of the German Bar mine on Moores Flat passed through Nevada City yesterday enroute to the lower country. He stated everything is shaping up well for his property. John Bardill, operator of the Defender mine at Pine Grove, Amador county, was a_ business visitor in Nevada City Tuesday. Mr. Bardill operated properties in this district before going to Amador county. Charles F. Ayer and Bill Allen came up from Smartsville yesterday to spend several hours here on business. Mr. Ayer is one of a group interested in. the Interstate Land Holding company of Boston. Mr. Allen is manager for the company in this. section and the local properties comprise 45,000 acres in Yuba county near Smartsville, land in Scoots Flat and the Manzanita Diggings, northeast of this city. Roy Deeter, whose eyes were Sseriously injured by an exploding carbide lamp, Wednesday while at work as shift boss at the Ragon mine, is in the Jones Memorial hospital for treatment. Deeter was holding the lamp when it exploded without warning. . Lawrence Carter, contractor of this city has been about on a crutch for several days, having: received a sprained ankle while at work. Rev. J. P. O’Reilly was a Sacramento visitor Wednesday atteneding a Day of Prayer for Peace, service held by a group of priests. He met Father J. J. McGary a former resident of this district, now of Maxwell. Father O’Reilly spent last week in a tour of Sierra county visiting in Alleghany and several other towns on his trip. s Mrs. C, W. Reed, of Grand Junetion, Colorado, is visiting her son, Dr. W. W. Reed in Nevada City and WELL ATTENDED The first Welt Baby Clinic, sponsored by the Washington Grammar School P. T. A., was held in the Methodist church parlors yesterday from 9 to 4 o’clock and = 35 preschool age children were examined under Dr. Emmaline Banks. She was assisted by Mrs. William C. Perry, trained nurse; Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger, county health nurse; Mrs. W. E.Young and Mrs. J. P. Muscardini.

These clinics will be held once each month free of charge, the mothers receiving advice and instructions as to care of babies. The children from tiny ‘infants to children too young to enter school are examined, weighed, and food, and habits: suggested. The P. T. A. is quite pleased with the attendance of mothers, babes and children. There were English, Italian, Austrian, Chinese and Indian children in the group, one tiny three months old Idian boy being carried in a papoose basket by his mother, Mrs. Albert Johnson. Mrs. Hefelfinger states she-wants all mothers to feel free to bring ‘the Elks hall now stands. SRE TAR Mrs. Mary Guenther revered pioneer of Boulder street celebrated her 87th birthday yesterday, family members and friends calling to wish her many happy returns of the day. Her. parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Schneider came to Nevada City from Missouri in January 1856. Mr. Schneider Was”a butcher and built a shop and apartment where It was burned in the big fire of July 1856 and they built a homewhere Ronald Fraser resides on Boulder street. Mrs. Guenther has seen many changes in this city and can relate the many interesting and amusing incidents. She moved to her present home with her husband, the late Henry ‘Guenther, 62 years ago, where their children were born and reared. She was the recipient of many lovely gifts yesterday. their children for these examinations, the aim of the organization being better little bodies to make healthier men and women and do away with much unnecessary illness and suffering. LUMBER TALKS The rainy season’s Old Pluvius stared hard at me And smiled a wicked grin, “If you don’t mend your roof,’’ said he, “T’l let the rain drops in;” Go get some shingles, nails and paint, Be quick about it too; I’m oiling all my spiggots now due.”’ We-agree with the lines above and will be glad not only to take care of orders herein suggested but any other items either in building materials or lumber—and will do so promptly. BUILDERS’ SUPPLY HOUSE 315 Spring St. Fred E. Conner, Mer. Phone 23 “Center of Nevada City” morning . fF PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM OCTOBER 30TH TO NOVEMBER 6TH, 1936 WESTLAKE PUMPKIN CALIFORNIA HOME BRAND TOMATO JUICE S & W MINCE MEAT 1 lb. 10 oz. jar LIBBY’S BABY FOOD Homogenized BRIARDALE MAYONNAISE OR RELISH SPREAD Pint jar RED HEART DOG FOOD ABorC 3 cans for MARTINELL?’S ‘SWEET MAZDA ELECTRIC . LIGHT GLOBES 10, 15, 25, 40, 50, and PROPOSITION NO. 22 IS NOT A TAX ON YOU “VES” is registered at the National hotel. SOLAR BRAND PINEAPPLE (Broken Slices) No. 214s BAKER’S COCOA . 1 Ib. can KELLOG’S ALL BRAN Large size Measuring Cup FREE HOUSE PARTY OLIVES GENUINE WHOLE RYE SWEDISH BREAD 1 lb. pkg. SCHILLING’S TEA Orange Pekoe SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD CHEESE Brick or American 5 ‘Ib. loaf OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 cans for TO ANSWER FOR THEFT Earl and Jack Dyer, charged with stealing beef on Gold Flaf recently, came up for their preliminary hearing before Judge W. L. Mobley yesterday and were bound over to thy superior court. — GOES AFTER CHECK WRITER Bill Wood, deputy sheriff, left today for Chester, Wyoming to return ‘with E. E. Langfair wanted by Nevada county authorities for issuing fictitious checks. His arrest was made through a warrant issued by Sheriff C. J. Tobiassen. gon mine, is in Jones Memorial hospital suffering from severe“injuries to his eyes. Wednesday morhing’ a carbide lamj, at the mine, exploded while he was holding it. “-T Fenton Fleming and E. Neilson, of Sacramento, visited friends in Nevada City Sunday. Mr. Fleming states his brother, LaMar, who is at Baguio, Philippine Islands,. has received another iniportant promotion in his work. NEW TODAY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY and bath. Inquire Box R, Nugget Office. 10-30-tf LOST—Thursday night, dark brown ladies’ handbag between Nevada City Nugget office and the Netoise shell spectacles. Finder return to. Nugget office and receive reward. Nevada Theatre whinisical Irvin PEPPER eat laughing over. sights at Coney Island. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ye That ‘irresistable, bad kid, Jane “SUNDAY ONE RAINY AFTERNOONan Idol. Wanted by the police for a stolen kiss; wanted by the women of Paris for the same reason! Withers and Cobb make a team you can’t help See Irvin and Jane take in the Francis Lederer, a real European Idol” playing a EuropeGROCERIES GLICK’S PURE OLIVE OIL Quart HOVDEN SARDINES 9 ounce can MILANIS TAMALES’ BISQUICK — Large Package ~ Package Nie Stee ent See HOT SAUCE. _ PUFFED WHEAT 2 packages CITRUS WASHING POWDER Package 2. ARMOUR'’S CHIPPED: BEEF J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery SAVE THE EXCLUSIVE HEAT MULTIPLIER DOES IT Careful tests of several makes of oil burning stoves in operation have proved conclusively that the Spir-O-Flame Heat Multiplier saves at least one-third the cost of fuel while heating a house more quickly, more evenly and more comfortably Nevada City _ Phone 5 50% MORE RADIATING CAPACITY 50% MORE CIRCULATING CAPACITY THE*VENT-A-DUCT FLUE PLUS THE SPIRAL ‘FLAME GIVES MORE HEAT FOR LESS MONEY. —Come In and Investigate— .Phone Your Fuel Oil Orders to ONE THIRD THE COST OF FUEL & os Grass Valley Phone 88 FOR RENT—Apartment of 4 rooms vada Theatre. Contains pair of tor.