September 18, 1931 (6 pages)

4 C “*"or from Los Angeles wherd they PAGE SIX “ALASKAN OPERATOR TO OPEN 4 pr SA ER SSA a) nnn aes __ SPEAKS AT AUBURN H, S. Congressman Harry L. Engelbright @poke to the assembly at the Auburn Aigh school on the “Constitution of Today.” Gongressman and Mrs. Engelbright plan to leave early next week on a tour of the northern part of the district. He also plans to visit Inyo and Mono counties in the southern part of the district before returning to his duties at congress. These two counties were added last spring to the congressman's already large d‘strict and while the population of these two counties are very small they are none the less impcrtant to the congressman and will the same consideration and representation as the more thickly populated -eounties. 0. DR. HARRY MARSH WEDS TEXAS GIRL AT RENO Dr. Harry N. Marsh, Grass Valley physician and surgeon, was marriea Sunday in Reno to Miss Helen Stein-! ruger of San Antonio, Texas. Dr.! Marsh came to Grass Valley over a! year ago from San Antoniq and has proved very papular. Fhey will make their home on Townsend ghgeat upon their returm te Graas Walley. SHWER GIVEN TO POPULAR YOUNG LADY Miss Ruth Smith, whose marriage to Jack Howard of Alleghany will take place within the next month, was the motive of a delightful surprise party given Sunday afternoon by the Misses Lois and Bernice Eden at the Eden home. The honored guest was the recipient of an artistic basket filled with beautiful and useful gifts for the hope chest of the Pprespective bride. Those present were: Misses Ovaline Florin of Spokane, Mariam Sawyer, Marie Young, Ann Williams, Mary Jones, Olga Pegalia, Geraldine Larsen, Isabel Flynn, Frieda Pitz, Cecilia Genasci, Gertrude Sawyer, Thelma Boreham, Bernice Coughlan, the honored guest and Lois and Bernice Eden. 0 EENGELBRIGHTS RETURN 108 ANGELES FIESTA Congressman and Mrd, H, L. Bngelbright returned Sunday by moFROM enjoyed the Fiesta festivities. Congressman Engelbright appeared in the parade with the state and national officials and was the ranking eongressman attending the Fiesta. They were in the reviewing stand when the Donner Monument float receive , ‘ta connect. with the old workings of Faceerding to reports, yielded prodi-{ ; kelumne Hill, days of California was operated by. ®= distance of a mile and a quarter the; Central Hill series of ancient river . channels, notable producers of plac-} er gold since the early days of California. After installing an additional pump of 500 gallons per minute capacity and all other equipment required for expeditious and economical op‘erations, Mr. Lindberg has put three shifts of miners to work deepening the two-compartment vertical shaft on the Douglar Flat property. This shaft revealed the bedrock at a depth of 98 feet. Pay gravel was simultaneously found by the previous operators, who, finding the bedrock dipping to the west on a 45-degree angle, continued the shaft down to the 129-foot point. At that depth the bedrock was found to be still dipping sharply and a heavy flow of water was encountered. The present operators are continuing the shaft down from the 129foot point an additional. 65. feet, which will give the bore a total vertical depth of 194 feet from the surface. When the new objective point is reached, a crosscut, it is stated, will be extended to determine the dip of the bedrock at that horizon. If found favorable for lateral exploration, a drift will be advanced 750 feet northeasterly on bedrock the adjoining Baldhead mine, which, giously in placer gold nearly a half century ago. A pump of 350 gallons capacity on the 129-foot level of the shaft is at present lifting 325 gallons of water a minute to the surface, it is stated. The 500-gallon pump has: been placed in position for emergency us and to keep the ‘shaft free of water during current sinking operations. In addition to its complete mining equipment, the property has a gravel washing mill capable of handling from 240 to 350 tons daily. All equipment is electrically operated. Under a lease and bond from the Taylor estate of Stockton and Poe estate of San Andreas, Joseph E. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA tors will immediately unwater and repair two shafts, 190 feet and 200 feet in depth, respectively, on the north and south sections of the property, with a view to resuming development work on a large scale. 0 ELECTRICAL WIRING L. B. Gregory will do all kinds electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is well known here for his high class werk. Anyone wishing his servicws may eall the. Miners Foundry, Phone 10. a i a oft, VETERAN’S Manual. Valuable information of benefits provided. Government positions and land rights explained. Endorsed. One Dollar. 819-4t TRY THE. TERMINAL HOTEL 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO 4 block from Terminal Station and ~ Ferry Building *] te°2Finest Nevada City ee et ee hk PINE STREET TAMALE PARLOR of Enchiladas Tamales Always on Hand GOOD CLEAN SERVICE and California LCR t0z rb awet a \S ‘A a% aa fa 4 ri i} A Splendid Value W.-M. Sex, Jr. tae T.E, Farrow ET FOOD: SALE By Nevada City Parent Teachera’ association, Saturday, September 19. RICHARDS BUILDING Cakes, Pies, Cookies. ij Real Italian Spaghetti } —— National Hotel _ —AND— COFFEE HOUSE NEVADA CITY, CAL. Leading Commercial and Family Hotel Every Convenience . cana BHR FRIDAY, SEPT. 18, 1931 —_n Enter Mi 31---Exit Germs! 50 Cents—Pint Size In laboratory tests Mi31 Solution killed several hundred millions of germs in less than 10 seconds. Just think how beneficial Mi31 will be for you when you rinse your mouth or gargle with it. Colds, sore throats and bad breath will. in your pure, healthy mouth. Mi31 is sold only at Rexall Stores. R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE es acquired the Petticoat mine at Railroad Flat, 15 miles northeast of Mowhich in the early the late John W. Mackay. The property has been idle for about 20 years. It is announced that the new opera. Senne eree passed and gave their town people a rousing cheer. PLACER PROPERTY SAN ANDREAS, Calif., Sept. 17.— (Bxclusive)—In association with Mr. Samuel Grauman of Los Angeles and A. Frederick Erickson of San Franeisco, Jafet Lindeberg, widely known as a successful Alaskan mine operator, has resumed on an extensive ecale the development of the 62-acre placer property of the Douglas Flat Gold Mining company, about three miles southwest of Murphys, recently taken over. under lease and bond. The trio has also acquired under like arrangement from John Valente and David Copella two additional tracts of land totalling 48 acres and adjoining on the southwest the Douglas Flat estate. The combined areas aggregate 110 acres and cover for a Completa Glass Service for the table is now quite correct and exceedingly popular. Fistoria’s eVrsailles eSrvice can be had in pieces necessary for all occasions. Inspect this wealth of beautiful Topaz glass for it will make possible a correct table that simply breathes gracious hospitality. Fostoria is thoroughly practical, for both hot and cold foods can be served upon it. tI is open stock andmoderately priced, H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers om Bie Foy a hg Hep i eo King and Los Angeles associates have . f FRIDAY. “MONTANA KID” “Mystery Trooper” and Comedy SATURDAY “HONEYMOON LANE” News and Comedy SUNDAY AND MONDAY “DAUGHTER OF THE DRAGON” News and Comedy TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY “TOO MANY COOKS” News and Comedy THURSDAY “THE LOTTERY BRIDE” A United Artists Production NEVADA CITY THEATRE ce Be Bee Ee Ft 124 Mill St. Grass Valley wg eg Beg eg eg ee ee ~_ SPECIAL PRICES IN SHOES We Have Wonderful Values This Week at Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family HOGAN’S SHOE STORE Lal — ey] _ Lad = -— — -= = Young 4 . Men’s Suits ~ a Greater Value ; and Savings a PENNEY’S 24.15 . Young men who want style, but who insist on quality and low price, too, always shop at PENNEY’S for outstanding clothing value Our current selections include fine cassimeres and worsteds—-new colorings and designs, . in step with the new season. oe { BUY TODAY onthe ' LAY-AWAY' x LAN A Small Deposit Holds Your {Blanket Selection Until Wanted? r] . a i= 141 Mill St. JACK FROST BLANKETS . Made by the original Utah Woolen Mills. hese blankets with those that are selling for much more. When Utah Woolen Mills Make Them They Are Made Double, part wool, 72x84 (last year $8.50) now $4.95 THE FAMOUS UTE IN COLORS Single, 66x80, part wool (last year $6.00), now $3.95 Utah Woolen Mills uses the full fabric of wool, not pressed BUT woven to stand the pull. OUR NEW FALL LINE OF COATS AND DRESSES HERE LOOK THEM OVER AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION The Specialty Shop MELVIN PORTER, Prop. Grass Valley, Calif. Compare 2x4—2x6, Surfaced . side, all colors, $2.25 per gal. Composition Roofing in Phone 59 Grass Valley quinn LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Special for Two Weeks Sheet Rock Wall Board, Celotex for insulation. Shingles, Red Cedar in all grades 1x4 to 1x12 Boards, Surfaced . side. per M.622.50 1 edge, per M..$22.50 3000 ft. 2x6, No. 3 grade, per Mo. $16.50 1x4 Flooring, Ceiling, Rustic; any pattern, low, mining wedges, survey stakes, doors, windows and frames, nails of all kinds. Ben Hentus paints. in priced Schunite Plaster Board Brand and Fir-Tex all designs and colors. THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Phone 42 GRSESETEDOEDESESE SOME TEE OE EY Se Regarding Supplies AND Equipment for Mines We have direct factory arrangements and we handle the products of the following well known manufacturers: COLUMBIA STEEL MILLS CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY ‘° HERCULES POWDER COMPANY “.4' INGERSOLL RAND COMPANY Please send your orders direct to us ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY (0 -

4 C “*"or from Los Angeles wherd they PAGE SIX “ALASKAN OPERATOR TO OPEN 4 pr SA ER SSA a) nnn aes __ SPEAKS AT AUBURN H, S. Congressman Harry L. Engelbright @poke to the assembly at the Auburn Aigh school on the “Constitution of Today.” Gongressman and Mrs. Engelbright plan to leave early next week on a tour of the northern part of the district. He also plans to visit Inyo and Mono counties in the southern part of the district before returning to his duties at congress. These two counties were added last spring to the congressman's already large d‘strict and while the population of these two counties are very small they are none the less impcrtant to the congressman and will the same consideration and representation as the more thickly populated -eounties. 0. DR. HARRY MARSH WEDS TEXAS GIRL AT RENO Dr. Harry N. Marsh, Grass Valley physician and surgeon, was marriea Sunday in Reno to Miss Helen Stein-! ruger of San Antonio, Texas. Dr.! Marsh came to Grass Valley over a! year ago from San Antoniq and has proved very papular. Fhey will make their home on Townsend ghgeat upon their returm te Graas Walley. SHWER GIVEN TO POPULAR YOUNG LADY Miss Ruth Smith, whose marriage to Jack Howard of Alleghany will take place within the next month, was the motive of a delightful surprise party given Sunday afternoon by the Misses Lois and Bernice Eden at the Eden home. The honored guest was the recipient of an artistic basket filled with beautiful and useful gifts for the hope chest of the Pprespective bride. Those present were: Misses Ovaline Florin of Spokane, Mariam Sawyer, Marie Young, Ann Williams, Mary Jones, Olga Pegalia, Geraldine Larsen, Isabel Flynn, Frieda Pitz, Cecilia Genasci, Gertrude Sawyer, Thelma Boreham, Bernice Coughlan, the honored guest and Lois and Bernice Eden. 0 EENGELBRIGHTS RETURN 108 ANGELES FIESTA Congressman and Mrd, H, L. Bngelbright returned Sunday by moFROM enjoyed the Fiesta festivities. Congressman Engelbright appeared in the parade with the state and national officials and was the ranking eongressman attending the Fiesta. They were in the reviewing stand when the Donner Monument float receive , ‘ta connect. with the old workings of Faceerding to reports, yielded prodi-{ ; kelumne Hill, days of California was operated by. ®= distance of a mile and a quarter the; Central Hill series of ancient river . channels, notable producers of plac-} er gold since the early days of California. After installing an additional pump of 500 gallons per minute capacity and all other equipment required for expeditious and economical op‘erations, Mr. Lindberg has put three shifts of miners to work deepening the two-compartment vertical shaft on the Douglar Flat property. This shaft revealed the bedrock at a depth of 98 feet. Pay gravel was simultaneously found by the previous operators, who, finding the bedrock dipping to the west on a 45-degree angle, continued the shaft down to the 129-foot point. At that depth the bedrock was found to be still dipping sharply and a heavy flow of water was encountered. The present operators are continuing the shaft down from the 129foot point an additional. 65. feet, which will give the bore a total vertical depth of 194 feet from the surface. When the new objective point is reached, a crosscut, it is stated, will be extended to determine the dip of the bedrock at that horizon. If found favorable for lateral exploration, a drift will be advanced 750 feet northeasterly on bedrock the adjoining Baldhead mine, which, giously in placer gold nearly a half century ago. A pump of 350 gallons capacity on the 129-foot level of the shaft is at present lifting 325 gallons of water a minute to the surface, it is stated. The 500-gallon pump has: been placed in position for emergency us and to keep the ‘shaft free of water during current sinking operations. In addition to its complete mining equipment, the property has a gravel washing mill capable of handling from 240 to 350 tons daily. All equipment is electrically operated. Under a lease and bond from the Taylor estate of Stockton and Poe estate of San Andreas, Joseph E. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA tors will immediately unwater and repair two shafts, 190 feet and 200 feet in depth, respectively, on the north and south sections of the property, with a view to resuming development work on a large scale. 0 ELECTRICAL WIRING L. B. Gregory will do all kinds electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is well known here for his high class werk. Anyone wishing his servicws may eall the. Miners Foundry, Phone 10. a i a oft, VETERAN’S Manual. Valuable information of benefits provided. Government positions and land rights explained. Endorsed. One Dollar. 819-4t TRY THE.. TERMINAL HOTEL 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO 4 block from Terminal Station and ~ Ferry Building *] te°2Finest Nevada City ee et ee hk PINE STREET TAMALE PARLOR of Enchiladas Tamales Always on Hand GOOD CLEAN SERVICE and California LCR t0z rb awet a \S ‘A a% aa fa 4 ri i} A Splendid Value W.-M. Sex, Jr. tae T.E, Farrow ET FOOD: SALE By Nevada City Parent Teachera’ association, Saturday, September 19. RICHARDS BUILDING Cakes, Pies, Cookies. ij Real Italian Spaghetti } —— National

Hotel _ —AND— COFFEE HOUSE NEVADA CITY, CAL. Leading Commercial and Family Hotel Every Convenience . cana BHR FRIDAY, SEPT. 18, 1931 —_n Enter Mi 31---Exit Germs! 50 Cents—Pint Size In laboratory tests Mi31 Solution killed several hundred millions of germs in less than 10 seconds. Just think how beneficial Mi31 will be for you when you rinse your mouth or gargle with it. Colds, sore throats and bad breath will. in your pure, healthy mouth. Mi31 is sold only at Rexall Stores. R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE es acquired the Petticoat mine at Railroad Flat, 15 miles northeast of Mowhich in the early the late John W. Mackay. The property has been idle for about 20 years. It is announced that the new opera. Senne eree passed and gave their town people a rousing cheer. PLACER PROPERTY SAN ANDREAS, Calif., Sept. 17.— (Bxclusive)—In association with Mr. Samuel Grauman of Los Angeles and A. Frederick Erickson of San Franeisco, Jafet Lindeberg, widely known as a successful Alaskan mine operator, has resumed on an extensive ecale the development of the 62-acre placer property of the Douglas Flat Gold Mining company, about three miles southwest of Murphys, recently taken over. under lease and bond. The trio has also acquired under like arrangement from John Valente and David Copella two additional tracts of land totalling 48 acres and adjoining on the southwest the Douglas Flat estate. The combined areas aggregate 110 acres and cover for a Completa Glass Service for the table is now quite correct and exceedingly popular. Fistoria’s eVrsailles eSrvice can be had in pieces necessary for all occasions. Inspect this wealth of beautiful Topaz glass for it will make possible a correct table that simply breathes gracious hospitality. Fostoria is thoroughly practical, for both hot and cold foods can be served upon it. tI is open stock andmoderately priced, H. W. HARTUNG & SON Jewelers om Bie Foy a hg Hep i eo King and Los Angeles associates have . f FRIDAY. “MONTANA KID” “Mystery Trooper” and Comedy SATURDAY “HONEYMOON LANE” News and Comedy SUNDAY AND MONDAY “DAUGHTER OF THE DRAGON” News and Comedy TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY “TOO MANY COOKS” News and Comedy THURSDAY “THE LOTTERY BRIDE” A United Artists Production NEVADA CITY THEATRE ce Be Bee Ee Ft 124 Mill St. Grass Valley wg eg Beg eg eg ee ee ~_ SPECIAL PRICES IN SHOES We Have Wonderful Values This Week at Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family HOGAN’S SHOE STORE Lal — ey] _ Lad = -— — -= = Young 4 . Men’s Suits ~ a Greater Value ; and Savings a PENNEY’S 24.15 . Young men who want style, but who insist on quality and low price, too, always shop at PENNEY’S for outstanding clothing value Our current selections include fine cassimeres and worsteds—-new colorings and designs, . in step with the new season. oe { BUY TODAY onthe ' LAY-AWAY' x LAN A Small Deposit Holds Your {Blanket Selection Until Wanted? r] . a i= 141 Mill St. JACK FROST BLANKETS . Made by the original Utah Woolen Mills. hese blankets with those that are selling for much more. When Utah Woolen Mills Make Them They Are Made Double, part wool, 72x84 (last year $8.50) now $4.95 THE FAMOUS UTE IN COLORS Single, 66x80, part wool (last year $6.00), now $3.95 Utah Woolen Mills uses the full fabric of wool, not pressed BUT woven to stand the pull. OUR NEW FALL LINE OF COATS AND DRESSES HERE LOOK THEM OVER AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION The Specialty Shop MELVIN PORTER, Prop. Grass Valley, Calif. Compare 2x4—2x6, Surfaced . side, all colors, $2.25 per gal. Composition Roofing in Phone 59 Grass Valley quinn LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Special for Two Weeks Sheet Rock Wall Board, Celotex for insulation. Shingles, Red Cedar in all grades 1x4 to 1x12 Boards, Surfaced . side. per M..622.50 1 edge, per M...$22.50 3000 ft. 2x6, No. 3 grade, per Mo.. $16.50 1x4 Flooring, Ceiling, Rustic; any pattern, low, mining wedges, survey stakes, doors, windows and frames, nails of all kinds. Ben Hentus paints. in priced Schunite Plaster Board Brand and Fir-Tex all designs and colors. THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Phone 42 GRSESETEDOEDESESE SOME TEE OE EY Se Regarding Supplies AND Equipment for Mines We have direct factory arrangements and we handle the products of the following well known manufacturers: COLUMBIA STEEL MILLS CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY ‘° HERCULES POWDER COMPANY “.4' INGERSOLL RAND COMPANY Please send your orders direct to us ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY (0 -