September 17, 1934 (4 pages)

AO <i» RTT Seaiiiiaa a achat iy aA Biro NET AEE es DW RET A th THE NEVADA.CITY NUGGET ON A. sate Ses ae rn Ps, LES Sel isge JAlen oles oe ere PAGE THRE: MONDAY, SEPT.17, 1934 ~~ 4t{ tely limited, All argument to the = contrary notwithstanding, experience iB IE T WY . . iz SS has and-does prove that by increasing tl i f gold, i. e. ki it more TH a . e 1 & . oA a cee oe so got By Alexander MeNulty , modities rise in ‘almost direct proporttion. ——== ——e . This move to revalue gold is bound A recent niove, in#tiated principallto be supported by the public as it ly by farm organization leaders and {. »esins to realize the potential beneother men of prominence, urging . fit therefrom. that the President immediately put NEW POLITICAL PARTY into effect a revaluation of gold, is The American Liberty League, reinteresting. cently organized, will no doubt be a By act of Congress, the President . Power to reckon with. . may by decree -still further decrease Outspokenly anti-Administration; the gold content of the dollar-—-mak. insofar as New Deal policies having ‘ing the price ‘of gold $41.34 insteaa. to Go with regulation of industry, of $35.00 as now obtains. monetat'y policy and liberal social This move is strongly supported . legisl#tion; it is really,’the nucleus ‘and; as the public becomes aware of . Of a Méw pdlitical party. , it, will no doubt gain more support. Et membership, consisting as it Since last year by raising the price . @oes of: both Democrats ‘and Repubof gold 69 per cent, the average prices, li¢ans, erases still more the sharp of basic commodities was raised 67 . ti®es that hitherto divided these par‘per cenit while the cost of livine rose . ‘ties but which, to such a-great mea: but little. ‘sure, have been obliterated since the Most experts.agree that the scarc. inception of the New ‘Deal. ity of gold, at its old valuation, had Briefly, this is doubtless the birth ' Much.to do with the world wide busi-. Of a new Conservative party, as opness depresion. As long as zold jt . Posed to the so-called New Deal or used as the standaml of value—its Liberal party. ‘Such a realingnment price must be arbituarily set by .Ovis something to be desired. Heretoernments. for, party limes and so-called ‘reguWhile the volume of vsoods :anq . larity’—has’ beclouded many issues. Services available for purchase with Opinion is aimost unanyimous that any money backed by gold; for , Changing corilitions have made many all practical purposes unlim ited——-the of the principals for which the Demovolume of gold itself eratic and Republican parties formerly stood virtually obsolete. Moreover, a we#li organized Conservative party, having the prestige and weight to constructively criticize Liberal policies, «wuld and would command far more power than the forces opposing ‘Ydministration policies now} en joy. The dearest illustration of the inadequacy of presnt Party politics is is is very defiSALES AND SERVACE Plymouth Cars Charles E. Leiter DISTRIBT TOR. the paradox of Franklin Roosevelt 4and Atltited Smith, both candidates 'for the Democratic nomination for i President—the former now champion . ‘of the New Deal or Liberal wing and’ ithe latter one of the organizers of \anis new Liberty League. Let tus hope for the earty arrival Jot the time when political leaders! \anay be identified as Liberai or Con-' [atten and not be shackled by ‘sea called regularity to obsolete party aprincipals. : 2 BOOM APPROACHIAG Mary trained observers ‘alreattsy 4 discern, or believe that they discern’ qthe Signs of an approaching boom. . “These opinions sewm welt foundeti’ on facets and are noi put forth; as'so ™ Diany have been durrng the past several years for the purpose of bolsterVing public morale. “To the contrary, if they seem to sound a warning that liwe steuld proceed “with caution. ‘The drought, with its subsequent! dimintshing of basic food supplies, { would have, even urmaided, brought’ a rise’in prices. With the ated im-,; pulse -or inflation, primarily adopted, DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE, ANYWHERE. AND ANYTIME ar aes ‘stands -at its highest poimt since 1:)31.' . While ‘ft is true this is less than 70 per cent of the 1926 average: it is aoubte ‘its low points reached durinz: ‘both the years 1932 and 1935. Another index equally <dlepentiaxble; is the farm income. This income, estamated to aggregate for this year 8-%4 billion dollars, will be the luarg-' est since 1930. This amounts to an increase ef nearly 30 per cent over last year «and amounts to nearly 70 per cent wf the aggregate income {for 1929. The argument that this income is Repairs of all kinds. Engine overhauling Valve grinding Brake adjustments C. E. Waite Supt. Repair Department NEVADACITY ene now lan ‘the City Hall from 8:00 A. M1. ‘until Noon. M. to 3:00 P. M. and ‘from cnet . cio tax collector of ‘the ‘City of. Nevada. FIRE DEPT; HELPS HILLS FLAT Nevada City Fire, Department answered an §. O. S. call Saturday afternoon, from Grass Valley to fight a fire in the Hills Flat district. Chief Garfield Robson moved the secondary truck to the Broad street fire house to be ready for a possible call in this district. Mrs. W. C. Austin left yesterday for a six weeks visit with relatives in Boston, Pittsburg and other 2astern cities. Mrs. Austin is taking the northern route having boarded the train at Marysville. LL EE PTT, BRET HARTE CIGAR STORE SMOKERS’ SUPPLIES “A pipe to suit every purse” Vine Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Candies Beer. on Draft Also Fishing Supplies 229 Broad St. . Nevada City TPR SY OL AR eeateaeeentealenteaterteateateateateateateapeateszestetede _ NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP : “t sm oe oO fe eee teste testesetestestete ge eal sfeobe eto doctestefesteoteofrtestectectest eS % + Newada City, Californm % * Here you will find : % * Prices That Meet Present $ 2 Day Conditions < Wee ierheihonesiesersesterte deste teenie iegeterfeierieeieiserte ster) 7 uy 'the undersigned that ‘the ‘taxes for ithe ‘City of Nevada for the fiscal year 1934-35, are now due, and will be delinguent on at 60 clock P. M. And unless paid -prior therto 10 per cent thereat. Payment of said taxes mav From 2:00 P. 7:00 to 8:00 (P. M. each day until sani taxes become delinChief of Police and ex-offiDated: Sept. 11, 1934. Be! calculated an depreciated , dollars loses force when consideration is taken of the fact that these dollars can and will pay debts contracted be/ore inflation; and that accumulated debt is the great burden of agriculture. GARAGE 128 Main Street: Phone 133 NEVADA CITY The Nevada City Nugget is i Now $2.50 per year Dr. Charles L. Hogue “OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN Announces the opening of a modern optical office, completely equipped for thorough eye examination and the adaptation of glasses. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 : Rheumatism Heart 147 Mill Street Phone 624 Grass Valley Asthma Piles BN . Catarrh Skin Disease “Stoheioteieieieiuiee kei tet releterterfe niente cle iene iene ieee ufeteiieieleteojetiomietteptofete . Diarrhoca Dropsy * #. Neuralgia Coughs leads them ali for flavor and thirst-quenching satisfaction. Once *. Blood Woman’s Disease you try Grace Brethers beer you will want it all the time, Take a case of Grace /Brothers along on your hunting trip. What if you don’t have Any luck hunting, you’ll have some good foaming beer to drink At the end of the day. A. CARTOSCELLI DISTRIBUTOR NEVADA AND SIERRA COUNTIES Sacramento Street Nevada City t Reidlolieieteles € K? HERB SPECIALIST! 9 p. m., Friday and Saturday 9 a. m. Not open Monday, Tuesday, WeduesYee & Yee Herb Co. HENRY YEE. , Over 20 years experience Notice is hereby. given by; MONDAY, OCT. 8th, 1934) will be .added ‘to the amount . . LAUNDRY * DRY CLEANERS 4 Commereial Sts., Nevada City, Caliley, County of Nevada, State of Cali-' : fornia, . . No hunting, permitted in Seer 6 IN WITNESS WHERBOF, we have 16.N,R11£E: This is area south . hereunto set our hands this 31st day . ; Lie ‘of August. 1934 . Chalk Bluff’ Road to Steep Holl . Baward R. Dawson. . Creek and includes Remington Hil Fools Fiat, Wear Mine and Dem Ward O. Hume Jr. A. H. Simpson. crat Hill. Hunters will be Proseew ed. “TO HUNTERS . BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP . . H. K: Hanson. . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 2 . County of Nevada. \ aa On this 31st day of August, 1934, before me, John T. Hennessy, a Notary Public in and for said county, FRANK A. CRAMPTON, 9-17-1 mo p. NOTICE duly commissioned and qualified,. M. A. 026967. U. 8S. Land Office } personally appeared EDWARD R./Sacramento, California. July 1% on DAWSON, WARD O. HUME, JR:, A. 1934. Notice igs hereby given thar Permanent Waves a Specialty. H. SIMPSON AND H. K. HANSON,. Laurence J. Smith and Della Janb $3 50.to $5.00 known to me to be the persons whose. Smith, co-owners, of Nevada City, . names are subscribed to the fore-. California, have made application All Branches of Beauty Culture going instrument, and they acknowPhone 740 Grass Valley 147 Mill St. ledged to me that they executed the /same, IN WITNESS WHEREOF,.1I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this for patent to the Commander Plae Mining Claim, in the Canada Hil Mining District, Nevada County, Ca ifornia, decribed as follows: ATi SE% SE% Sec.-17, T. 16 N. R. 9 Hi cla ; . M. D.M . Adjoining land to the soutl certificate first above written. of this claim is the patented May : JOHN T. HENNESSEY, . flower placer mine, Lot 82, to the NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the! north the land is patented to th County of Nevada, State of Califor-' Central Pacific Railway Company nla. The only conflicting claim is Lot 7@ (Seal) ithe Sandoe placer, but this conflig Endorsed: Filed in the office of! is not excluded from this application . the County Clerk of the County’ ofj Location notice is recorded in Boo Nevada, State of California, this 7th! 29 of Mining Claims, page 127 @o day of September, 1934. . the records of Nevada county. R. N. McCORMACK, . ELLIS PURLER, Register. County Clerk. Date of 1st. publication, July 16 i ITIS AT OUR HOUSE,OLD MAN, MARY KNOWS {LIKE MY MEAT, } YOU SURE COOK, MARY, ie (TS NOT EVERY, ADS¥ YOU GET F.C MEAT COOKED. By R, E. DEEBLE, 1934. ; : Deputy Clerk. Date of last’ publication, Septem Pub. Sept. 10, Me 245° 80) Oct. 1. ber 17, 1934: serie eae ese oats ale sete se rtesteteatente ofealestetesfeotestertesfeafertooteofe fertenesferte ae te ae Se a eo a “ Marigold Beauty Shop o Davis Transcript Bldg., Commercial Street Our MEATS will satisfy the most fastidious quest or the fussiest husband Combo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 Laxor Oil Permanent Wave $3.50 ORRA_ COMTE CARMEN VECK xx i Bs, Telephone 470 For: many years this market b ‘so well served the people of Nevada City, that today we still have the patronage of the majority of famlilies who were our first customers. STEAK, CHICKEN AND FISH DINNERS 5ic SHAMROCK CAFE Broad St. Nevada Oity —— [UNION HOTEL Nevada City if . and» . LUCCA CAFE . Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches and Dinners si Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyant, Props, oll Phone 67 * Raviola and Chicken Liaucca’s Special Disser COMPLETE BAR SERVICE ' 1 4 ! Wash day three need last only for tte specific purpwse of ‘raising J. oe ‘ E bias he ; FS _ ’ ‘Pose “oF raisin’ be mae to meat the City Hall . minutes if you let us be your laun : prices, the upward ‘trend is zlready B d t Jd ee th j dress. One minute to get your ‘very definitely felt. Po ane pause eRe Cen jclothes together, one minute to PROPIETORS lieu Lab of commodity : prices Purpose of ‘collecting said :’phone for our. drivers; and one 220 Main Street Nevada City Phone 221R ; j Which 2s inthe final analysts the/taxes. I -will’be in my office! minute to put them away when they ‘ ’ ’ ‘truest barometer we have; are returned fargrantly a t Hi 111 Bennett St Grass Valley CERTIFICATE OF NAME AND RESIDENCE OF PERSON TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME. I, the undersigned, do hereby certify that I am transacting busincss under the fictitious name of Bosworth Furniture Co., with my principal place of tusiness at Pine and ie ie ssi gosaesers Pee eee clean and neatly ironed, ready to. * wear or put away. _ Grass Valley Cleaners We ) y / ; Ed. Burtner, Prop. , @ Launnry, i Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-and-span ap Mai ga PE pearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is often t hone 250 Ww, Nevada City P ance ERIT Y GRASS VALLEY STEAM . : . Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention WE CREDIT YOUR PHONE if : Phome 375 Grass Valley ~ United Electric Co. Wiring and Fixtures. Radios, Refrigerators, App ances and Lamps. Radio Repair Work for every known set. Tubes Tested Free. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF REFRIGERATORS JIM BROWN‘ Licensed Electrician 208 Commercial St. fornia; That my full mame is C. BE. Bosworth, and that my place of residence is Nevada City, California, and that I am the sole owner and proprietor of said business. Cc. E. BOSWORTH. State of California, ss County of Nevada i as On this 31st day of August, 1934, betore me Harry M. McKee, a Notary Phone 454-W NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE. . Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free F 4 OUR SPECIALTIES Diabetes Stomach . Rupture Lungs Bladder Kidneys Female Complaints Office hours: Thursday 6 p. m. to o 8 p. m., Sunday 9 a. m. to noon. me . lay. Chinese Herbalists i er Cs er ee OTT ee 12 -h BC S$. Church St, Grass Valley } ‘Public in and for said county, per@sonally percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. appeared C. E. Bosworth, / known to me to be the person whose Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper: name is subscribed to the within ° j instrument and acknowledged to me Mail order check work promptly attended to.: that he executed the same. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester eg 5 a my hand one official Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies, HA piensa ong AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ol oak et ee 8 E. J. N.OTT, Proprietor CERTIFICATE OF COPARTNEReomtaacccnanccamee = cAI SHIP . SS : STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we-are partners transacting bu@ness in this state, in the County of Nevada; that the names in full of all. the members of ‘such}. . . hl partnership are Edward R. Dawson, . Ward O. Hume, Jr.,; A. H. Simpson Nevada City and H,. K. Hanson, all of Grass ValJ SS. _ Funeral Directors Py as ‘

AO <i» RTT Seaiiiiaa a achat iy aA Biro NET AEE es DW RET A th THE NEVADA.CITY NUGGET ON A. sate Ses ae rn Ps, LES Sel isge JAlen oles oe ere PAGE THRE: MONDAY, SEPT.17, 1934 ~~ 4t{ tely limited, All argument to the = contrary notwithstanding, experience iB IE T WY . . iz SS has and-does prove that by increasing tl i f gold, i. e. ki it more TH a . e 1 & . oA a cee oe so got By Alexander MeNulty , modities rise in ‘almost direct proporttion. ——== ——e . This move to revalue gold is bound A recent niove, in#tiated principallto be supported by the public as it ly by farm organization leaders and {. »esins to realize the potential beneother men of prominence, urging . fit therefrom. that the President immediately put NEW POLITICAL PARTY into effect a revaluation of gold, is The American Liberty League, reinteresting. cently organized, will no doubt be a By act of Congress, the President . Power to reckon with. . may by decree -still further decrease Outspokenly anti-Administration; the gold content of the dollar-—-mak. insofar as New Deal policies having ‘ing the price ‘of gold $41.34 insteaa. to Go with regulation of industry, of $35.00 as now obtains. monetat'y policy and liberal social This move is strongly supported . legisl#tion; it is really,’the nucleus ‘and; as the public becomes aware of . Of a Méw pdlitical party. , it, will no doubt gain more support. Et membership, consisting as it Since last year by raising the price . @oes of: both Democrats ‘and Repubof gold 69 per cent, the average prices, li¢ans, erases still more the sharp of basic commodities was raised 67 . ti®es that hitherto divided these par‘per cenit while the cost of livine rose . ‘ties but which, to such a-great mea: but little. ‘sure, have been obliterated since the Most experts.agree that the scarc. inception of the New ‘Deal. ity of gold, at its old valuation, had Briefly, this is doubtless the birth ' Much.to do with the world wide busi-. Of a new Conservative party, as opness depresion. As long as zold jt . Posed to the so-called New Deal or used as the standaml of value—its Liberal party. ‘Such a realingnment price must be arbituarily set by .Ovis something to be desired. Heretoernments. for, party limes and so-called ‘reguWhile the volume of vsoods :anq . larity’—has’ beclouded many issues. Services available for purchase with Opinion is aimost unanyimous that any money backed by gold; for , Changing corilitions have made many all practical purposes unlim ited——-the of the principals for which the Demovolume of gold itself eratic and Republican parties formerly stood virtually obsolete. Moreover, a we#li organized Conservative party, having the prestige and weight to constructively criticize Liberal policies, «wuld and would command far more power than the forces opposing ‘Ydministration policies now} en joy. The dearest illustration of the inadequacy of presnt Party politics is is is very defiSALES AND SERVACE Plymouth Cars Charles E. Leiter DISTRIBT TOR. the paradox of Franklin Roosevelt 4and Atltited Smith, both candidates 'for the Democratic nomination for i President—the former now champion . ‘of the New Deal or Liberal wing and’ ithe latter one of the organizers of \anis new Liberty League. Let tus hope for the earty arrival Jot the time when political leaders! \anay be identified as Liberai or Con-' [atten and not be shackled by ‘sea called regularity to obsolete party aprincipals. : 2 BOOM APPROACHIAG Mary trained observers ‘alreattsy 4 discern, or believe that they discern’ qthe Signs of an approaching boom. . “These opinions sewm welt foundeti’ on facets and are noi put forth; as'so ™ Diany have been durrng the past several years for the purpose of bolsterVing public morale. “To the contrary, if they seem to sound a warning that liwe steuld proceed “with caution. ‘The drought, with its subsequent! dimintshing of basic food supplies, { would have, even urmaided, brought’ a rise’in prices. With the ated im-,; pulse -or inflation, primarily adopted, DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE, ANYWHERE. AND ANYTIME ar aes ‘stands -at its highest poimt since 1:)31.' . While ‘ft is true this is less than 70 per cent of the 1926 average: it is aoubte ‘its low points reached durinz: ‘both the years 1932 and 1935. Another index equally <dlepentiaxble; is the farm income. This income, estamated to aggregate for this year 8-%4 billion dollars, will be the luarg-' est since 1930. This amounts to an increase ef nearly 30 per cent over last year «and amounts to nearly 70 per cent wf the aggregate income {for 1929. The argument that this income is Repairs of all kinds. Engine overhauling Valve grinding Brake adjustments C. E. Waite Supt. Repair Department NEVADACITY ene now lan ‘the City Hall from 8:00 A. M1. ‘until Noon. M. to 3:00 P. M. and ‘from cnet . cio tax collector of ‘the ‘City of. Nevada. FIRE DEPT; HELPS HILLS FLAT Nevada City Fire, Department answered an §. O. S. call Saturday afternoon, from Grass Valley to fight a fire in the Hills Flat district. Chief Garfield Robson moved the secondary truck to the Broad street fire house to be ready for a possible call in this district. Mrs. W. C. Austin left yesterday for a six weeks visit with relatives in Boston, Pittsburg and other 2astern cities. Mrs. Austin is taking the northern route having boarded the train at Marysville. LL EE PTT, BRET HARTE CIGAR STORE SMOKERS’ SUPPLIES “A pipe to suit every purse” Vine Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Candies Beer. on Draft Also Fishing Supplies 229 Broad St. . Nevada City TPR SY OL AR eeateaeeentealenteaterteateateateateateateapeateszestetede _ NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP : “t sm oe oO fe eee teste testesetestestete ge eal sfeobe eto doctestefesteoteofrtestectectest eS % + Newada City, Californm % * Here you will find : % * Prices That Meet Present $ 2 Day Conditions < Wee ierheihonesiesersesterte deste teenie iegeterfeierieeieiserte ster) 7 uy 'the undersigned that ‘the ‘taxes for ithe ‘City of Nevada for the fiscal year 1934-35, are now due, and will be delinguent on at 60 clock P. M. And unless paid -prior therto 10 per cent thereat. Payment of said taxes mav From 2:00 P. 7:00 to 8:00 (P. M. each day until sani taxes become delinChief of Police and ex-offiDated: Sept. 11, 1934. Be! calculated an depreciated , dollars loses force when consideration is taken of the fact that these dollars can and will pay debts contracted be/ore inflation; and that accumulated debt is the great burden of agriculture. GARAGE 128 Main Street: Phone 133 NEVADA CITY The Nevada City Nugget is i Now $2.50 per year Dr. Charles L. Hogue “OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN Announces the opening of a modern optical office, completely equipped for thorough eye examination and the adaptation of glasses. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 : Rheumatism Heart 147 Mill Street Phone 624 Grass Valley Asthma Piles BN . Catarrh Skin Disease “Stoheioteieieieiuiee kei tet releterterfe niente cle iene iene ieee ufeteiieieleteojetiomietteptofete . Diarrhoca Dropsy * #. Neuralgia Coughs leads them ali for flavor and thirst-quenching satisfaction. Once *. Blood Woman’s Disease you try Grace Brethers beer you will want it all the time, Take a case of Grace /Brothers along on your hunting trip. What if you don’t have Any luck hunting, you’ll have some good foaming beer to drink At the end of the day. A. CARTOSCELLI DISTRIBUTOR NEVADA AND SIERRA COUNTIES Sacramento Street Nevada City t Reidlolieieteles €

K? HERB SPECIALIST! 9 p. m., Friday and Saturday 9 a. m. Not open Monday, Tuesday, WeduesYee & Yee Herb Co. HENRY YEE. , Over 20 years experience Notice is hereby. given by; MONDAY, OCT. 8th, 1934) will be .added ‘to the amount . . LAUNDRY * DRY CLEANERS 4 Commereial Sts., Nevada City, Caliley, County of Nevada, State of Cali-' : fornia, . . No hunting, permitted in Seer 6 IN WITNESS WHERBOF, we have 16.N,R11£E: This is area south . hereunto set our hands this 31st day . ; Lie ‘of August. 1934 . Chalk Bluff’ Road to Steep Holl . Baward R. Dawson. . Creek and includes Remington Hil Fools Fiat, Wear Mine and Dem Ward O. Hume Jr. A. H. Simpson. crat Hill. Hunters will be Proseew ed. “TO HUNTERS . BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP . . H. K: Hanson. . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 2 . County of Nevada. \ aa On this 31st day of August, 1934, before me, John T. Hennessy, a Notary Public in and for said county, FRANK A. CRAMPTON, 9-17-1 mo p. NOTICE duly commissioned and qualified,. M. A. 026967. U. 8S. Land Office } personally appeared EDWARD R./Sacramento, California. July 1% on DAWSON, WARD O. HUME, JR:, A. 1934. Notice igs hereby given thar Permanent Waves a Specialty. H. SIMPSON AND H. K. HANSON,. Laurence J. Smith and Della Janb $3 50.to $5.00 known to me to be the persons whose. Smith, co-owners, of Nevada City, . names are subscribed to the fore-. California, have made application All Branches of Beauty Culture going instrument, and they acknowPhone 740 Grass Valley 147 Mill St. ledged to me that they executed the /same, IN WITNESS WHEREOF,.1I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this for patent to the Commander Plae Mining Claim, in the Canada Hil Mining District, Nevada County, Ca ifornia, decribed as follows: ATi SE% SE% Sec.-17, T. 16 N. R. 9 Hi cla ; . M. D.M . Adjoining land to the soutl certificate first above written. of this claim is the patented May : JOHN T. HENNESSEY, . flower placer mine, Lot 82, to the NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the! north the land is patented to th County of Nevada, State of Califor-' Central Pacific Railway Company nla. The only conflicting claim is Lot 7@ (Seal) ithe Sandoe placer, but this conflig Endorsed: Filed in the office of! is not excluded from this application . the County Clerk of the County’ ofj Location notice is recorded in Boo Nevada, State of California, this 7th! 29 of Mining Claims, page 127 @o day of September, 1934. . the records of Nevada county. R. N. McCORMACK, . ELLIS PURLER, Register. County Clerk. Date of 1st. publication, July 16 i ITIS AT OUR HOUSE,OLD MAN, MARY KNOWS {LIKE MY MEAT, } YOU SURE COOK, MARY, ie (TS NOT EVERY, ADS¥ YOU GET F.C MEAT COOKED. By R, E. DEEBLE, 1934. ; : Deputy Clerk. Date of last’ publication, Septem Pub. Sept. 10, Me 245° 80) Oct.. 1. ber 17, 1934: serie eae ese oats ale sete se rtesteteatente ofealestetesfeotestertesfeafertooteofe fertenesferte ae te ae Se a eo a “ Marigold Beauty Shop o Davis Transcript Bldg., Commercial Street Our MEATS will satisfy the most fastidious quest or the fussiest husband Combo Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 Laxor Oil Permanent Wave $3.50 ORRA_ COMTE CARMEN VECK xx i Bs, Telephone 470 For: many years this market b ‘so well served the people of Nevada City, that today we still have the patronage of the majority of famlilies who were our first customers. STEAK, CHICKEN AND FISH DINNERS 5ic SHAMROCK CAFE Broad St. Nevada Oity —— [UNION HOTEL Nevada City if . and» . LUCCA CAFE . Try Our Delicious Italian Lunches and Dinners si Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyant, Props, oll Phone 67 * Raviola and Chicken Liaucca’s Special Disser COMPLETE BAR SERVICE ' 1 4 ! Wash day three need last only for tte specific purpwse of ‘raising J. oe ‘ E bias he ; FS _ ’ ‘Pose “oF raisin’ be mae to meat the City Hall . minutes if you let us be your laun : prices, the upward ‘trend is zlready B d t Jd ee th j dress. One minute to get your ‘very definitely felt. Po ane pause eRe Cen jclothes together, one minute to PROPIETORS lieu Lab of commodity : prices Purpose of ‘collecting said :’phone for our. drivers; and one 220 Main Street Nevada City Phone 221R ; j Which 2s inthe final analysts the/taxes. I -will’be in my office! minute to put them away when they ‘ ’ ’ ‘truest barometer we have; are returned fargrantly a t Hi 111 Bennett St Grass Valley CERTIFICATE OF NAME AND RESIDENCE OF PERSON TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME. I, the undersigned, do hereby certify that I am transacting busincss under the fictitious name of Bosworth Furniture Co., with my principal place of tusiness at Pine and ie ie ssi gosaesers Pee eee clean and neatly ironed, ready to. * wear or put away. _ Grass Valley Cleaners We ) y / ; Ed. Burtner, Prop. , @ Launnry, i Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-and-span ap Mai ga PE pearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is often t hone 250 Ww, Nevada City P ance ERIT Y GRASS VALLEY STEAM . : . Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention WE CREDIT YOUR PHONE if : Phome 375 Grass Valley ~ United Electric Co. Wiring and Fixtures. Radios, Refrigerators, App ances and Lamps. Radio Repair Work for every known set. Tubes Tested Free. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF REFRIGERATORS JIM BROWN‘ Licensed Electrician 208 Commercial St. fornia; That my full mame is C. BE. Bosworth, and that my place of residence is Nevada City, California, and that I am the sole owner and proprietor of said business. Cc. E. BOSWORTH. State of California, ss County of Nevada i as On this 31st day of August, 1934, betore me Harry M. McKee, a Notary Phone 454-W NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE. . Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free F 4 OUR SPECIALTIES Diabetes Stomach . Rupture Lungs Bladder Kidneys Female Complaints Office hours: Thursday 6 p. m. to o 8 p. m., Sunday 9 a. m. to noon. me . lay. Chinese Herbalists i er Cs er ee OTT ee 12 -h BC S$. Church St, Grass Valley } ‘Public in and for said county, per@sonally percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. appeared C. E. Bosworth, / known to me to be the person whose Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper: name is subscribed to the within ° j instrument and acknowledged to me Mail order check work promptly attended to.: that he executed the same. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester eg 5 a my hand one official Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies, HA piensa ong AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ol oak et ee 8 E. J. N.OTT, Proprietor CERTIFICATE OF COPARTNEReomtaacccnanccamee = cAI SHIP . SS : STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we-are partners transacting bu@ness in this state, in the County of Nevada; that the names in full of all. the members of ‘such}. . . hl partnership are Edward R. Dawson, . Ward O. Hume, Jr.,; A. H. Simpson Nevada City and H,. K. Hanson, all of Grass ValJ SS. _ Funeral Directors Py as ‘