October 6, 1930 (6 pages)

Sd _THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC EMPLOYE GETS SERVICE CERTIFICATE Woodland, Sept. 20.—D. L. Carter, 40 years and four months an employe of the Southern Pacific company, has been retired and today received a certificate of service from Paul Shoup “president of the company, commeding GOVERNMENT BUYS . INDIANS HELD A BIG DEMOCRATS CELEBRATION OCT. 5 THE OLD GUTENBERG HAVE ALL THE FUN BIBLE FROM AUSTRA WITH 18TH AMDT The Whites Will Also Hold Big Dance, Followed by Barbecue on the 5 At Nashville. state convention Republican in session last week at Albany, N. the 1Y., inserted a plank in their platform urgiug the repeal of the eighteenth Pacific coast region for his efficient amendment. This action was not un him on his long period of service. Carter is known throughout ae _ FRENCH CORRAL BLOCK PASS AND Since our last writing the blessing of a splendid rain. has come to this section and we now look forward to eee DATES es, green fields with plenty of feed for The rain storm of last week that At last the question of who is to stock, some catilé ‘have already been driven down to the foothills. ~ swept the Sacramento valley and own and have possession ‘of the old x or gave the whole country a _ pretty The Indians of ‘California have Gutenberg Bible, the oldest: Bible, The ‘hunters seem to be making ever book, thorough wetting down, did not conchosen three attorneys to assume the for that matter the oldest, the most of their time. We heafa of low lands but a For fine itself to the type. the to moveable ng printed from responsibilities of presenti two fine bucks being secured yestered winter snow real a into develop moota been has claims years‘it various many their great Court of Claims who is dayby parties from Marysville, but management of district offices in all expected as Charles H. Tuttle, storm among the higher reaches of made ed question as to what nation should nomfor things promised in treaties ican Republ the be to ed did not learn their names. re expect sections. the Sierras. In’ Nevada City and surthis government really have the ownership . of Federal the by them with inee for governor on the Republican o————_rounding country the rain was only potheir in book 78 years ago. Mr. James M. Hanley noted and priceless Deer have been quite destructive a delightful downpoour of summer ticket had previously made substani LEGAL NOTICE. the had always has Hanley Mr. Austria session. the is one of these attorneys. in this section, entering gardens and ‘Notice is hereby given that the tially the same declaration that hai with deto wetness and was claim wis a former’ member of the _state Bible and of course laid calls plank The made. fields at night and helping themselves . r City Nugget has been, purconvention has light by everybody. However, farther the best Ownership. legislatufe and is one of* ent to the conto whatever they found. chased by Thomas and Alma Ficon, for a federal amendm up in the high hills it was different. His The United States as being first return of the known aftorneys in the state. the prevent to n X stitutio , and that they will not be responsible Up in the Sierra pass a company Mrs. L. Hardenbrook of Grass Valby a vote practice in state and federal courts among all natins in the use of Gutenfor any debts contracted in the name saloon and was adopted has been ma rked with unusual sucberg invention of moveable type laid ley is visiting her brother Thos. Meyof 160 movie actors were busily en} @ of 39 to 12. of the Navada City Nugget by any{ person other than themselves prior to, or after October ist, 1930. THOMAS FICON. ALMA FICON. cess. His sincerity, earnestness, and together with his pleasing 0 , {acumen, claim to the book as did England and other countries. Uncle Sam has x H. Thomas of Birchville had busiAustra’s right to the book and this ness here this week. of his wife. Well, he’s better off dead. . His general experience qualifies him x relic of all relics will now and forto ably represent the Indians of this ever more rest in peace in the archMr. and Mrs. Albert Hoskins are ivesofthe Library-of Congress Washington, D. C. other things levels: for safety. X: Mr. Kitts, the ““‘Watkins man’, sion of the monks at St. Paul MonasThe rain in this city was copious here and received, with tery, near Carintha, Austra, for the made a business trip through much _ pleasure, Friday. past five hundred years‘ as the good done far offset any damdiy . ae aie xX age that may have resulted from the W.H. Moulton made a trip to spoiling of fruit on trees or in the reat Singér Washington Friday. to bring ” his drying pans of the fruit ranches down Blackface—Yes, sah, Ah’s a great 18 promised the treaties made Indians with them See our new car of 5—2 Perfect Cedar Shingles, the best ever Use the new Processed Lime for all purposes. Cement, Brick at here THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Sts., Sacramento. Grass Valley Redlippe—Boy, yo’ shuah lost lots ob yo’ mail. xX———— Marysville Auto Stage nn ville. tion of voters, California Taxpayers’. senting the Italian Building and Loan association makes the following anS. J. Fill of San Francisco, repre Association, Elton McPherson and friend Albert Waterbutts and not voting at the last preceeding August primaries or November genboys eral election shall be cancelled. has roamed our hills until he >.¢ The camp stew held at Sweetland He—My mind was in a whirl last night. She—So you slept like a top, I sup quent election. The person must re Grove last Sunday week was well atregister before voting. The effect of the adoption of this proposal would be to . obviate the ditions. The downpour came at tle dinner hour, and although welcome trouble and expense of working out a . jin many ways, was certainly untimecomplete new register of voters each tended considering the weather con ly. Umbrellas and overcoats were in demand. Despite all this, all seemed CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 50¢ for month. two. years. er The act is sponsored by the registration and election of officials gento be good natured and happy, and erally. This proposal will cut down some thought the rain quite appropriate as the affair was for the Wathe cost of registration. 0. ter Association. FOR SALE—Camp trailer, deep box, ‘good tires fabric cover. $30.00. in Birechville, Sunday. He was accomAlso, Grant Six Sedan, would make . Frank C. panied by Gerald Hogan. Those who are howling for the daylight saving are all rich enough X. Mrs. A. Schiemer and son, Chester to go to bed and get up when they 4-3-tf. SPECIAL__A first class upright piand Mrs, P. H. Flynn were among ano, $65.00. 1 Victrola, $25.00, the many from Nevada City who like new. Bargains in all used and were in attendance at the camp stew. new furniture and floor coverings. They were accompanied by C. J. Bean H. BELOUD, 113 West Main St. of San Francisco who remained over Grass Valley. a to spend a week with friends in French Corral. MALE HELP WANTED Sin Seba . iments RELIABLE MAN WANTED__ to call J. R. Haslett: and son Lloyd and On farmers in, Nevada county. Won derful opportunity. Make $8 to $20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. First and Thomas. Dept. F, 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. to heat and circulate the air in the small bedroom or breakfast nook. It’s the heat for Autumn “in-between days” —those days when some heat is please anyhow. It’s the tired worker who plods, forth at daylight and is supposed to emulate the industrious hen and retire at sundown. 0 STOLEN VALUABLES HIDDEN IN TELEPHONE BELL BOX In August, 1921, a Cleveland (0.) plant man was ‘dispatched to redaughter Henrietta, spent Sunday move the telephone from a deserted with friends in Yuba City. x. real estate office in Rocky River Village. When the bell box was openLloyd Dudley of Nevada City was a ed, an envelope fell out. It containSunday visitor here. ed negotiable bonds worth $30,000 >.< Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton and which had been hidden there by APPLE SALE— is now on at Shaw’s daughter Frances, and Mrs. E. Suththieves. The bonds had been sold just Fruit Stand. Best varieties and erland went to Sacramento Sunday two days before, and the owner was not aware of the robbery and their finest qualities. Prices: $1.00 to night. $1.25 and $1.50 per lug. Between disappearance until notified by the x police who had been called immediGrass Valley and Nevada City. Tuesday and Wednesday brought 42—43 the much wished fo rain to this sec-ately 0 place. tion. FOR SALE—4 quartz, 2 Which Time? x. claims. $15,000 cash. C. C. BenOld Salt—‘‘So you want me to A. Browning came from Nevada netts, Edward’s Bridge, Nevada City City Wednesday night to take his spin a yard, boys?” P. O. North of Hodge Development Boys—‘Yes, a true one.” . son Willie over to the doctor. Mrs. Company. Old Salt—‘Right, I'll tell you Browning and the two younger children accompanied him and will reabout the time I was eaten by canINSTALLED aA HEMI HAVE nibals.’’— main for a few days. stitching machine and pleater in my dressmaking shop on N ad Street, and orders for work of this . be promptly executed. kind will Mrs. ‘Ina Andrews, residence just 26tf back of W. P. Jones. i needed during the chilly mornings and cool evenings. Throughout the year too, the “Cent-a-Watt” is a comfort. Especially will you appreciate “Cent-a-Watt’s” clean, circulating warmth in the bathroom. * People also like the “Cent-aWatt” for its pleasing appearance, aluminum finish, and the ease with _ VIKING RESTAURANT @ Costs but a few cents an hour to operate. LOCATION NOTICES— Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5¢ each. Telephone and we'll send you one. Just ask for the Wesix “Cent a-Watt.” $12.50 cash or terms. THE ROSE LEE You can also secure the Wesix “Cent-a-Watt” at the dealers’ stores. BEAUTY SHOPPE Paciric GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Hair Dressing and Beauty Work. Famous Adele Miller eX) odd years, registration of all electors The amendment requires that noknows every deer path on them. He tice of such cancellation be meiled always takes time to call on his old to each person ten days prior to the friends. close of registration for any subse E Wesix “Cent-a-Watt” is designed ience Outlet. Height 16!/. inches. were VOTE “NO” ON THE x Rey. Frank O’Reilly held services'} DAYLIGHT SAVING MEASURE Heats any small room which it can be carried from room to room. It is equipped with six feet of cord and plugs into any Conven Sacramento, was one of our French Corral Coates. fl of among the hunters of Sunday. Elton fine truck. Make offer. os This initiative act is intended to make the registration of voters perx Miss Louise Moulton made a trip manent until canceled by the voter’s to Sacramento to bring her sister request or on ‘his death, removal, inFrances, to be in attendance when sanity, conviction of felony or by buck stew was served. on Sunday. judgment. x It provides-that:on January 1-of When the frost. electric heater 2 business here Satalysis of the proposition: had urday. CLASSIFIED ADS — youll need this 0). Vv ; relative to the permanent registra Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. is on the pumpkins — Z In endorsing the passage by the >, Canna voters of California at the November. F. Harris and W. E. Moulton made general election of Proposition No. 14 a trip to Nevada City Saturday. leaves at m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Downieville Auto Stage leaves golé ‘Nevada City daily at 1-p. m., ar: Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free daily at 6 a. s aué Leaves Downieville percentage of suiphurets, vatue of suiphurets, value of sulphuret m., arriving in Nevada City in time values of tailings. to connect with 10:30. train for wc San Francisco. Assays made for geld. silver. lead and copper. Mail order check ters. Washington Stage leaves Nevada promptly attendea to. Agent for New York-California Underwri at 6:30 a. m., for Washington Aix” City s, companie es lusuranc e Fir ia Westchester and Capital of Californ Washington at 6:30 a. m Leaves : automobile insurance. for Nevada City. in the valley. 0 PERMANENT REGISTRATION a went OF VOTERS TO BE DESIRED “* turned Saturday. 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marys NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE ed the work already done and the en to Marysville Friday evening and re 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Bedford-McNeil ae F. Bean and, W. E. Moulton p. City daily, except Sunday at, 1:00 m., for*Tyler, Columbia Worait ; atchidy and Forest: Leaves enti Managem Reports ions Examinat : tay ele 3 Phe: Fields Mining 30 Years’ Experience in Western brother, tire company had to migrate to lower weekend, SLEPT LIKE A TOP Consulting Mining Engineer Cc lif ; S l a s Calii Auburn, 107 Phone St. 138 Commercial former’s daughter, Miss Louise, home-for the Graniteviile Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake. City, North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville ai City. m., for Nevada ee 7 a. ee oo JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. the This book has been in the poses spondence school, STAGE TIMETABLE visiting H. . Hoskins. Small size Studio W. W. Kimball Piano. May be had ders, Celo Glass for your sun porch, Composition in various for balance due. Is now located -singuh, colors. Bass Hueter Paint and Varnish. in Grass Valley. Write Ellas Redlippe—Wheah did you-all learn sing? Marx Music Co., . 1th and Guy to _ Blackface—I graduated from corre . Sewer Pipe, Terra Cotta Flues and Lining, Fruit Picking Lad —=—-— along and old Boras quickly demonstrated that he was no respector of persons. The snow broke down their tents and the rain and wind destroy a just settlement of lands and various in 1851-52. Phone 42 ing production, .when’the storm came state in-their present fight-to gain in the » Code: gaged taking scenes for a forthcom ers and friends this week. at A Baltimore man. committed sui. personality, has made its favorable last settled the question by buying cide because of the constant nagging ,impression upon courts and juries. FOR YOUR ROOF * Sa ed ed Manag Owned Operat : Toilet Articles. 130-1 030 (9/10 NB 1/10 5750) . LOUISE MARTIN » j i . Full line Swedish and American dishes—Spanish and Italian Raviolas. We will Feature SWEDISH RAVIOLAS. TRY THEM. MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS Full Line Bakery Products. bh = a

Sd _THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC EMPLOYE GETS SERVICE CERTIFICATE Woodland, Sept. 20.—D. L. Carter, 40 years and four months an employe of the Southern Pacific company, has been retired and today received a certificate of service from Paul Shoup “president of the company, commeding GOVERNMENT BUYS . INDIANS HELD A BIG DEMOCRATS CELEBRATION OCT. 5 THE OLD GUTENBERG HAVE ALL THE FUN BIBLE FROM AUSTRA WITH 18TH AMDT The Whites Will Also Hold Big Dance, Followed by Barbecue on the 5 At Nashville. state convention Republican in session last week at Albany, N. the 1Y., inserted a plank in their platform urgiug the repeal of the eighteenth Pacific coast region for his efficient amendment. This action was not un him on his long period of service. Carter is known throughout ae _ FRENCH CORRAL BLOCK PASS AND Since our last writing the blessing of a splendid rain. has come to this section and we now look forward to eee DATES es, green fields with plenty of feed for The rain storm of last week that At last the question of who is to stock, some catilé ‘have already been driven down to the foothills. ~ swept the Sacramento valley and own and have possession ‘of the old x or gave the whole country a _ pretty The Indians of ‘California have Gutenberg Bible, the oldest: Bible, The ‘hunters seem to be making ever book, thorough wetting down, did not conchosen three attorneys to assume the for that matter the oldest, the most of their time. We heafa of low lands but a For fine itself to the type. the to moveable ng printed from responsibilities of presenti two fine bucks being secured yestered winter snow real a into develop moota been has claims years‘it various many their great Court of Claims who is dayby parties from Marysville, but management of district offices in all expected as Charles H. Tuttle, storm among the higher reaches of made ed question as to what nation should nomfor things promised in treaties ican Republ the be to ed did not learn their names. re expect sections. the Sierras. In’ Nevada City and surthis government really have the ownership . of Federal the by them with inee for governor on the Republican o————_rounding country the rain was only potheir in book 78 years ago. Mr. James M. Hanley noted and priceless Deer have been quite destructive a delightful downpoour of summer ticket had previously made substani LEGAL NOTICE. the had always has Hanley Mr. Austria session. the is one of these attorneys. in this section, entering gardens and ‘Notice is hereby given that the tially the same declaration that hai with deto wetness and was claim wis a former’ member of the _state Bible and of course laid calls plank The made. fields at night and helping themselves . r City Nugget has been, purconvention has light by everybody. However, farther the best Ownership. legislatufe and is one of* ent to the conto whatever they found. chased by Thomas and Alma Ficon, for a federal amendm up in the high hills it was different. His The United States as being first return of the known aftorneys in the state. the prevent to n X stitutio , and that they will not be responsible Up in the Sierra pass a company Mrs. L. Hardenbrook of Grass Valby a vote practice in state and federal courts among all natins in the use of Gutenfor any debts contracted in the name saloon and was adopted has been ma rked with unusual sucberg invention of moveable type laid ley is visiting her brother Thos. Meyof 160 movie actors were busily en} @ of 39 to 12. of the Navada City Nugget by any{ person other than themselves prior to, or after October ist, 1930. THOMAS FICON. ALMA FICON. cess. His sincerity, earnestness, and together with his pleasing 0 , {acumen, claim to the book as did England and other countries. Uncle Sam has x H. Thomas of Birchville had busiAustra’s right to the book and this ness here this week. of his wife. Well, he’s better off dead. . His general experience qualifies him x relic of all relics will now and forto ably represent the Indians of this ever more rest in peace in the archMr. and Mrs. Albert Hoskins are ivesofthe Library-of Congress Washington, D. C. other things levels: for safety. X: Mr. Kitts, the ““‘Watkins man’, sion of the monks at St. Paul MonasThe rain in this city was copious here and received, with tery, near Carintha, Austra, for the made a business trip through much _ pleasure, Friday. past five hundred years‘ as the good done far offset any damdiy . ae aie xX age that may have resulted from the W.H. Moulton made a trip to spoiling of fruit on trees or in the reat Singér Washington Friday. to bring ” his drying pans of the fruit ranches down Blackface—Yes, sah, Ah’s a great 18 promised the treaties made Indians with them See our new car of 5—2 Perfect Cedar Shingles, the best ever Use the new Processed Lime for all purposes. Cement, Brick at here THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Sts., Sacramento. Grass Valley Redlippe—Boy, yo’ shuah lost lots ob yo’ mail. xX———— Marysville Auto Stage nn ville. tion of voters, California Taxpayers’. senting the Italian Building and Loan association makes the following anS. J. Fill of San Francisco, repre Association, Elton McPherson and friend Albert Waterbutts and not voting at the last preceeding August primaries or November genboys eral election shall be cancelled. has roamed our hills until he >.¢ The camp stew held at Sweetland He—My mind was in a whirl last night. She—So you slept like a top, I sup quent election. The person must re Grove last Sunday week was well atregister before voting. The effect of the adoption of this proposal would be to . obviate the ditions. The downpour came at tle dinner hour, and although welcome trouble and expense of working out a . jin many ways, was certainly untimecomplete new register of voters each tended considering the weather con ly. Umbrellas and overcoats were in demand. Despite all this, all seemed CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 50¢ for month. two. years. er The act is sponsored by the registration and election of officials gento be good natured and happy, and erally. This proposal will cut down some thought the rain quite appropriate as the affair was for the Wathe cost of registration. 0. ter Association. FOR SALE—Camp trailer, deep box, ‘good tires fabric cover. $30.00. in Birechville, Sunday. He was accomAlso, Grant Six Sedan, would make . Frank C. panied by Gerald Hogan. Those who are howling for the daylight saving are all rich enough X. Mrs. A. Schiemer and son, Chester to go to bed and get up when they 4-3-tf. SPECIAL__A first class upright piand Mrs, P. H. Flynn were among ano, $65.00. 1 Victrola, $25.00, the many from Nevada City who like new. Bargains in all used and were in attendance at the camp stew. new furniture and floor coverings. They were accompanied by C. J. Bean H. BELOUD, 113 West Main St. of San Francisco who remained over Grass Valley. a to spend a week with friends in French Corral. MALE HELP WANTED Sin Seba . iments RELIABLE MAN WANTED__ to call J. R. Haslett: and son Lloyd and On farmers in, Nevada county. Won derful opportunity. Make $8 to $20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. First and Thomas. Dept. F, 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. to heat and circulate the air in the small bedroom or breakfast nook. It’s the heat for Autumn “in-between days” —those days when some heat is please anyhow. It’s the tired worker who plods, forth at daylight and is supposed to emulate the industrious hen and retire at sundown. 0 STOLEN VALUABLES HIDDEN IN TELEPHONE BELL BOX In August, 1921, a Cleveland (0.) plant man was ‘dispatched to redaughter Henrietta, spent Sunday move the telephone from a deserted with friends in Yuba City. x. real estate office in Rocky River Village.

When the bell box was openLloyd Dudley of Nevada City was a ed, an envelope fell out. It containSunday visitor here. ed negotiable bonds worth $30,000 >.< Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moulton and which had been hidden there by APPLE SALE— is now on at Shaw’s daughter Frances, and Mrs. E. Suththieves. The bonds had been sold just Fruit Stand. Best varieties and erland went to Sacramento Sunday two days before, and the owner was not aware of the robbery and their finest qualities. Prices: $1.00 to night. $1.25 and $1.50 per lug. Between disappearance until notified by the x police who had been called immediGrass Valley and Nevada City. Tuesday and Wednesday brought 42—43 the much wished fo rain to this sec-ately 0 place. tion. FOR SALE—4 quartz, 2 Which Time? x. claims. $15,000 cash. C. C. BenOld Salt—‘‘So you want me to A. Browning came from Nevada netts, Edward’s Bridge, Nevada City City Wednesday night to take his spin a yard, boys?” P. O. North of Hodge Development Boys—‘Yes, a true one.” . son Willie over to the doctor. Mrs. Company. Old Salt—‘Right, I'll tell you Browning and the two younger children accompanied him and will reabout the time I was eaten by canINSTALLED aA HEMI HAVE nibals.’’— main for a few days. stitching machine and pleater in my dressmaking shop on N ad Street, and orders for work of this . be promptly executed. kind will Mrs. ‘Ina Andrews, residence just 26tf back of W. P. Jones. i needed during the chilly mornings and cool evenings. Throughout the year too, the “Cent-a-Watt” is a comfort. Especially will you appreciate “Cent-a-Watt’s” clean, circulating warmth in the bathroom. * People also like the “Cent-aWatt” for its pleasing appearance, aluminum finish, and the ease with _ VIKING RESTAURANT @ Costs but a few cents an hour to operate. LOCATION NOTICES— Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5¢ each. Telephone and we'll send you one. Just ask for the Wesix “Cent a-Watt.” $12.50 cash or terms. THE ROSE LEE You can also secure the Wesix “Cent-a-Watt” at the dealers’ stores. BEAUTY SHOPPE Paciric GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Hair Dressing and Beauty Work. Famous Adele Miller eX) odd years, registration of all electors The amendment requires that noknows every deer path on them. He tice of such cancellation be meiled always takes time to call on his old to each person ten days prior to the friends. close of registration for any subse E Wesix “Cent-a-Watt” is designed ience Outlet. Height 16!/. inches. were VOTE “NO” ON THE x Rey. Frank O’Reilly held services'} DAYLIGHT SAVING MEASURE Heats any small room which it can be carried from room to room. It is equipped with six feet of cord and plugs into any Conven Sacramento, was one of our French Corral Coates. fl of among the hunters of Sunday. Elton fine truck. Make offer. os This initiative act is intended to make the registration of voters perx Miss Louise Moulton made a trip manent until canceled by the voter’s to Sacramento to bring her sister request or on ‘his death, removal, inFrances, to be in attendance when sanity, conviction of felony or by buck stew was served. on Sunday. judgment. x It provides-that:on January 1-of When the frost. electric heater 2 business here Satalysis of the proposition: had urday. CLASSIFIED ADS — youll need this 0). Vv ; relative to the permanent registra Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. is on the pumpkins — Z In endorsing the passage by the >, Canna voters of California at the November. F. Harris and W. E. Moulton made general election of Proposition No. 14 a trip to Nevada City Saturday. leaves at m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Downieville Auto Stage leaves golé ‘Nevada City daily at 1-p. m., ar: Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free daily at 6 a. s aué Leaves Downieville percentage of suiphurets, vatue of suiphurets, value of sulphuret m., arriving in Nevada City in time values of tailings. to connect with 10:30. train for wc San Francisco. Assays made for geld. silver. lead and copper. Mail order check ters. Washington Stage leaves Nevada promptly attendea to. Agent for New York-California Underwri at 6:30 a. m., for Washington Aix” City s, companie es lusuranc e Fir ia Westchester and Capital of Californ Washington at 6:30 a. m Leaves : automobile insurance. for Nevada City. in the valley. 0 PERMANENT REGISTRATION a went OF VOTERS TO BE DESIRED “* turned Saturday. 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marys NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE ed the work already done and the en to Marysville Friday evening and re 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Bedford-McNeil ae F. Bean and, W. E. Moulton p. City daily, except Sunday at, 1:00 m., for*Tyler, Columbia Worait ; atchidy and Forest: Leaves enti Managem Reports ions Examinat : tay ele 3 Phe: Fields Mining 30 Years’ Experience in Western brother, tire company had to migrate to lower weekend, SLEPT LIKE A TOP Consulting Mining Engineer Cc lif ; S l a s Calii Auburn, 107 Phone St. 138 Commercial former’s daughter, Miss Louise, home-for the Graniteviile Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., for Lake. City, North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville ai City. m., for Nevada ee 7 a. ee oo JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. the This book has been in the poses spondence school, STAGE TIMETABLE visiting H. . Hoskins. Small size Studio W. W. Kimball Piano. May be had ders, Celo Glass for your sun porch, Composition in various for balance due. Is now located -singuh, colors. Bass Hueter Paint and Varnish. in Grass Valley. Write Ellas Redlippe—Wheah did you-all learn sing? Marx Music Co., . 1th and Guy to _ Blackface—I graduated from corre . Sewer Pipe, Terra Cotta Flues and Lining, Fruit Picking Lad —=—-— along and old Boras quickly demonstrated that he was no respector of persons. The snow broke down their tents and the rain and wind destroy a just settlement of lands and various in 1851-52. Phone 42 ing production, .when’the storm came state in-their present fight-to gain in the » Code: gaged taking scenes for a forthcom ers and friends this week. at A Baltimore man. committed sui. personality, has made its favorable last settled the question by buying cide because of the constant nagging ,impression upon courts and juries. FOR YOUR ROOF * Sa ed ed Manag Owned Operat : Toilet Articles. 130-1 030 (9/10 NB 1/10 5750) . LOUISE MARTIN » j i . Full line Swedish and American dishes—Spanish and Italian Raviolas. We will Feature SWEDISH RAVIOLAS. TRY THEM. MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS Full Line Bakery Products. bh = a