September 23, 1929 (6 pages)

+ 2 ieteteietedieieies Hetrlefe, eS * percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and BO I i Re anton > Sdn gt x > ere ye : A GI SES IIS _— RO tte POs reteset ete ngeteotebeetetesbee teehee testes OOO FRESH SPICES FOR PICKLING * Mustard Seed Dill Seed Tumeric Celery Seed Cinnamon Hicks Chili Ei Pinos eoreaer Black Peppers Ginger Root H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer Be age se detest fe a restores she fe afc rte ok re Ye ste ste ste ste ste ste ste ste! Cl li fhe ie S * ? Be ede deste este ge qe estee seve ote see oe oeogeoeesestenecdendosfertesdostesteste ie sieebesbestesbedde Ph FRUIf CANNING SUPPLIES Mason and Kerr Economy Jars, Pints 90c doz., quarts $1 10 Tops, Caps, and Botles carried in stock Sugar in small or large lots, low prices Big Savings on Chicken Feed GHIDOTT?S GROCERY Sacramento Street Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold Practical mining values of tailings. Assays made for geld, silver, lead promptly attended to. Agent for Westchester and Capital of California . Fire automobile insurance. and copper. Mail order check wo: New York-California Underwritet, Insurances compantes. Als” SS eat your home with gas fuel automatically good aetna heating equipment. How can you know which to choose? The experience of P G and E engineers and their knowledge of all types of gas-fired heating systems enables them to judge which is the most adaptable for each home. Their knowledge is for your benefit. For details, phone or call our office. Automatic Enjoy carefree, comfort: able warmth by installing an automatic gas-fired heating system. It costs less than any other automatic system. It lasts for years with little servicing. Modern ventilated firebox passes all products of combustion outdoors. Into your rooms flows héat as clean as the warmth from the sun. heating installed for 10% There are many types of down and terms PacIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY P-G-EOwned Operated Managed by Californians 241-929 +! Devine, THE NEVADA CITY NUGGE1, CALIFORNIA eee CAMPTONVILLE PER@ONATS: Little Patrica Elizabeth Devine, 9 years old daughter of Mrs. Victoria of San Francisco, formerly Miss Victoria Cassano of this place, pased away Tuesday afternoon at the bay city, death being caused by the after’ effects of scarlet fever, leaving her with a weak heart. She is survived by a loving mother, Mrs. Victoria Devine, and a young brother, Tommy Devine, and a number of aunts and uncles, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs G. B. Cassano of Oak Valley were her grandparents. ; Funeral services were held Thursday morning at San Francico interment being made at Holy Cross cemetery The monthly contest between the two athletic teams of the Camptonville high school ended last week. The Golds won, so the Blacks gave them a party, which was enjoyed at the Masonic hall on Friday afternoon, Mr and Mrs. James A. Taylor of Nevada City accompanied by their two sons were in this_section Sunday visiting Mrs. Taylor’s parents, Mr and Mrs. G B. Cassano at Oak Valley. ¥rank S Labadie, the Hotel Francis, proprietor: of accompanied by R. C. Zaring and Mrs Margaret Goldthwait -motored to Dobbins Sunday. Herbert Rogers and father, Lowry H. Rogers’ of Berkeley arrived a few days ago from the bay and are visiting at their property at Youngs Hill. C. N Chatfield, superintendent of the Mt. Alta Mine, passed through town Satuday enroute to his home at Pike City. Miss Gladys Zerga, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Antone Zerga, of Oak Valley, and Elwood C Schurr, son of Mrs. Bessie Schurr of Indian Valley, were united in marriage Sunday morning at eleven o’clock, by Judge -John T. Mason, of Downie ville, the ceremony taking place at the Sierran County Seat. The hunting season opened with a bang Monday with the woods full of hunters. Camptonville and adjoining country has become a mecca for deer huters every year, the number increasing each season, and, strange to say, the deer likewise apparently increasing although last season fifty horned beauties fell betore the sportsmans gun. Jake E. Deal returned Monday from Nevada City where he spent a couple of days on business. Fred Yore and Herbert Yore of Oregon House, passed through town Monday enroute to Sleighville House, Merle Butz of Celestial Valley was a visitor at Marysville Satur‘. day. J. M. McMahon, attorney at Ne vada City, passed through town Saturday enoute to the upper country on a short yisit. Ired H. Butz nieville Sunday. Mrs. John G. Ramm Leonard L. Bishop were visiting Mrs. M G. Calvin. Mrs Edward J. Price and daughter, Mrs. Mabel Casewell and _ her daughter and son, left Thursday for their home in San Jose after a visit here. Henry Godfrey arrived a week ago from Oakland me is visiting relatives here. Fred J. Joubert and Mrs Acton M. Cleveland motored to Nevada City Thursday. motored to Dowand Mrs. in town a a ° a o A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom deleteleieieiotoletoleiete tei leioi ie egos ofeste oboe steofendenfende nested adede atone Ge heir beetitaet ies a 7 Gage sererberte sfeste eae she sbenberdetete agoote este fenTefenbe obese ese onde este Reseed see eB he Phos SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Noting better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY . Phone 42 Grass Valley : sential tu his work. Need a Good Memory The ability of the officehoider or officeseeker to remember faces and pames is a valuable asset. Though the elevator boy occupies a humbter station, a good memory is just as esHe must remember the name of the person who called this or that apartment, and the message. Packages without addresses. are left in his care, and he must make no mistake in delivering them. The baby in its perambulator outside fs crying. The apartment is filled with babies; he could make no greater bluuder than to call the wrong. mother. Members of a family go out, telling him to tell other members: when they will be in and whut to do while waiting. He ts rewarded, but often not in proportion to the tasks put upon his memory.— Boston Herald. Courteous Spaniard The palace of the Escorial, where the mortal remains of Spanish royal personages are laid to rest, is one of the gluomiest collections of “buildings {muginable. Yet, says a writer iu the London Daily Chronicle, . have a very pleasant réeollection of it. [ was walking from.Segovia to Madrid, and wanted to sée fhe Escorial on the way. T Inquired from a countryman how to reach the palace, He at once offered to guide me, and did so for several Miles. Then he utterly refused, with graceful Spanish courtesy, to take any rewarl. The heavy halls and chapels could, not depress me after that dis play ‘Of kindly fellowship. ‘ cp rr — JUDGMENT GIVEN IN YUBA COUNTY COURT In the shortest-lived action in the history. of the Yuba County Superior court, the Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields Company was given judgment against the Nevada Irrigation District quieting title to the waters of the Yuba River flowing Past the eastern end of the comPpany’s gold fields near Hammonton. The action was filed shortly after the clerk’s office opening and within an hour Judge McDaniel had} rendered the judgment. Under the judgment the irrigation district verting any of the natural flow of . the South and Middle Foks or any . other tributaries of Yuba River at any time when the natural flow at. the eastern end of the gold com-. Pany’s lands and at the intake of the company’s irrigation ditches falls. below the amount sufficient to supply it with the continuous flow to which plaintiff is entitled, and also to supply such additional flow as may lawfully be diverted } . by other. lower Yuba River water users under appropriation prior to those of plaintiff and defendant. Provision, however, is made that the decree shall not be operated at such time as the defendant, although diverting waters from the tributaries of Yuba River, shall be retuning to Deer Creek or other tributaries, an amount of water equal to or exceeding the amount! of such contemporaneous diversion, and provision is also made that the decree hall not apply to the éxercise by defendant of any vested rights to the waters of Yuba River which may heretofore ‘have been, or hereafter be acquired by defendant, if such rights are prior to those of plaintiff.—Sacramento Bee _ Bales Scientisie The remarkable electrical phenom. enon sometimes witnessed at sea, and generally termed, St. Etmo’s fire. never has been satisfactorily explained by science, says H. J. Andrews. in the White Star Magazine. ft is a luminous body which can be seen op wet nights perching on or skipping about the masts and rigging of a ship. Sometimes there are two such flames, and the ancient Roman sailors gave the name. of Helena tu the single light and termed the double one Castor and Pollux. Helene, in Greek, signified a torch, and Castor and Fotlux were the twin sons. in classical mythology, of Jupiter and Leda, is enjoined from di-. er pebssssssnseaseenseseesasaeubuseseesses peers M. J. O’Contior of Birchville was in Nevada City last week. Mr and Mrs. A P. Thore of Tyler were out of town visitors last week Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kirkham of Piree, fomer residents of the Blue Tent section, spent a few days in this section : Henry Beyers, Spenceville stockman, attended to business affairs in Nevada City. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Curtis and children of Alto visited his mother, Mrs. Muscardini during last week. o MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1928 : Mrs Howard Poa came up from San Francisco and is visiting relatives in Nevada City. Dr. Henry H. Searls of San Francisco, attending Judge Ragland Tuttle, who is in the University Hospital at San Francisco, states that Judge Tuttle is making steady improvement and is able to be up. He will probably . return to this eity in a short time. Miss Mary Davis of Berkeley, connected with the state board of health, was a recent official visitor. this store. Nevada City IT IS TIME TO THINK OF HEATING STOVES We have a new stock of Circulating Heaters just in in the Walnut Finish that will grace any home. Many other styles of Heating Stoves including Cast Iron and Sheet Iron types. Nickel trimmed. Priced from $2.50 to $90.00 You make no mistake when you buy a Stove from You can buy your Winter Coal here. ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO Grass Vauey 2 SN ceeaige eile ede Ah ete Adee ies ita © Syed tell Aileghany I, sergese ~ereseseeoes THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIO. The Superlative Radio Set of the Year! At a reasonable price A demonsration will prove it. Electrical Wiring and Contracting FISCHER'S ELECTRIC AND SPORTING GOODS STORE Morgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City: hind. THINK BANK OF AMERICA _OF CALIFORNIA —— == NEVADA CITY BRANCH= ——— Of the days when you will have exhausted your earning ability. Think hard today if you are not saving some of your income right now. The man without a bank account is going to be as rare as the dodo bird, and if you do not get the habit, you will be one of those so completely out of step that you will wonder why it is hat others have prospered and you have been left to far beIt isn't too late but you must make a start. '

+ 2 ieteteietedieieies Hetrlefe, eS * percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and BO I i Re anton > Sdn gt x > ere ye : A GI SES IIS _— RO tte POs reteset ete ngeteotebeetetesbee teehee testes OOO FRESH SPICES FOR PICKLING * Mustard Seed Dill Seed Tumeric Celery Seed Cinnamon Hicks Chili Ei Pinos eoreaer Black Peppers Ginger Root H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer Be age se detest fe a restores she fe afc rte ok re Ye ste ste ste ste ste ste ste ste! Cl li fhe ie S * ? Be ede deste este ge qe estee seve ote see oe oeogeoeesestenecdendosfertesdostesteste ie sieebesbestesbedde Ph FRUIf CANNING SUPPLIES Mason and Kerr Economy Jars, Pints 90c doz., quarts $1 10 Tops, Caps, and Botles carried in stock Sugar in small or large lots, low prices Big Savings on Chicken Feed GHIDOTT?S GROCERY Sacramento Street Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold Practical mining values of tailings. Assays made for geld, silver, lead promptly attended to. Agent for Westchester and Capital of California . Fire automobile insurance. and copper. Mail order check wo: New York-California Underwritet, Insurances compantes. Als” SS eat your home with gas fuel automatically good aetna heating equipment. How can you know which to choose? The experience of P G and E engineers and their knowledge of all types of gas-fired heating systems enables them to judge which is the most adaptable for each home. Their knowledge is for your benefit. For details, phone or call our office. Automatic Enjoy carefree, comfort: able warmth by installing an automatic gas-fired heating system. It costs less than any other automatic system. It lasts for years with little servicing. Modern ventilated firebox passes all products of combustion outdoors. Into your rooms flows héat as clean as the warmth from the sun. heating installed for 10% There are many types of down and terms PacIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY P-G-EOwned Operated Managed by Californians 241-929 +! Devine, THE NEVADA CITY NUGGE1, CALIFORNIA eee CAMPTONVILLE PER@ONATS: Little Patrica Elizabeth Devine, 9 years old daughter of Mrs. Victoria of San Francisco, formerly Miss Victoria Cassano of this place, pased away Tuesday afternoon at the bay city, death being caused by the after’ effects of scarlet fever, leaving her with a weak heart. She is survived by a loving mother, Mrs. Victoria Devine, and a young brother, Tommy Devine, and a number of aunts and uncles, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs G. B. Cassano of Oak Valley were her grandparents. ; Funeral services were held Thursday morning at San Francico interment being made at Holy Cross cemetery The monthly contest between the two athletic teams of the Camptonville high school ended last week. The Golds won, so the Blacks gave them a party, which was enjoyed at the Masonic hall on Friday afternoon, Mr and Mrs. James A. Taylor of Nevada City accompanied by their two sons were in this_section Sunday visiting Mrs. Taylor’s parents, Mr and Mrs. G B. Cassano at Oak Valley. ¥rank S Labadie, the Hotel Francis, proprietor: of accompanied by R. C. Zaring and Mrs Margaret Goldthwait -motored to Dobbins Sunday. Herbert Rogers and father, Lowry H. Rogers’ of Berkeley arrived a few days ago from the bay and are visiting at their property at Youngs Hill. C. N Chatfield, superintendent of the Mt. Alta Mine, passed through town Satuday enroute to his home at Pike City. Miss Gladys Zerga, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Antone Zerga, of Oak Valley, and Elwood C Schurr, son of Mrs. Bessie Schurr of Indian Valley, were united in marriage Sunday morning at eleven o’clock, by Judge -John T. Mason, of Downie ville, the ceremony taking place at the Sierran County Seat. The hunting season opened with a bang Monday with the woods full of hunters. Camptonville and adjoining country has become a mecca for deer huters every year, the number increasing each season, and, strange to say, the deer likewise apparently increasing although last season fifty horned beauties fell betore the sportsmans gun. Jake E. Deal returned Monday from Nevada City where he spent a couple of days on business. Fred Yore and Herbert Yore of Oregon House, passed through town Monday enroute to Sleighville House, Merle Butz of Celestial Valley was a visitor at Marysville Satur‘. day. J. M. McMahon, attorney at Ne vada City, passed through town Saturday enoute to the upper country on a short yisit. Ired H. Butz nieville Sunday. Mrs. John G. Ramm Leonard L. Bishop were visiting Mrs. M G. Calvin. Mrs Edward J. Price and daughter, Mrs. Mabel Casewell and _ her daughter and son, left Thursday for their home in San Jose after a visit here. Henry Godfrey arrived a week ago from Oakland me is visiting relatives here. Fred J. Joubert and Mrs Acton M. Cleveland motored to Nevada City Thursday. motored to Dowand Mrs. in town a a ° a o A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom deleteleieieiotoletoleiete tei leioi ie egos ofeste oboe steofendenfende nested adede atone Ge heir beetitaet ies a

7 Gage sererberte sfeste eae she sbenberdetete agoote este fenTefenbe obese ese onde este Reseed see eB he Phos SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Noting better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY . Phone 42 Grass Valley : sential tu his work. Need a Good Memory The ability of the officehoider or officeseeker to remember faces and pames is a valuable asset. Though the elevator boy occupies a humbter station, a good memory is just as esHe must remember the name of the person who called this or that apartment, and the message. Packages without addresses. are left in his care, and he must make no mistake in delivering them. The baby in its perambulator outside fs crying. The apartment is filled with babies; he could make no greater bluuder than to call the wrong. mother. Members of a family go out, telling him to tell other members: when they will be in and whut to do while waiting. He ts rewarded, but often not in proportion to the tasks put upon his memory.— Boston Herald. Courteous Spaniard The palace of the Escorial, where the mortal remains of Spanish royal personages are laid to rest, is one of the gluomiest collections of “buildings {muginable. Yet, says a writer iu the London Daily Chronicle, . have a very pleasant réeollection of it. [ was walking from.Segovia to Madrid, and wanted to sée fhe Escorial on the way. T Inquired from a countryman how to reach the palace, He at once offered to guide me, and did so for several Miles. Then he utterly refused, with graceful Spanish courtesy, to take any rewarl. The heavy halls and chapels could, not depress me after that dis play ‘Of kindly fellowship. ‘ cp rr — JUDGMENT GIVEN IN YUBA COUNTY COURT In the shortest-lived action in the history. of the Yuba County Superior court, the Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields Company was given judgment against the Nevada Irrigation District quieting title to the waters of the Yuba River flowing Past the eastern end of the comPpany’s gold fields near Hammonton. The action was filed shortly after the clerk’s office opening and within an hour Judge McDaniel had} rendered the judgment. Under the judgment the irrigation district verting any of the natural flow of . the South and Middle Foks or any . other tributaries of Yuba River at any time when the natural flow at. the eastern end of the gold com-. Pany’s lands and at the intake of the company’s irrigation ditches falls. below the amount sufficient to supply it with the continuous flow to which plaintiff is entitled, and also to supply such additional flow as may lawfully be diverted } . by other. lower Yuba River water users under appropriation prior to those of plaintiff and defendant. Provision, however, is made that the decree shall not be operated at such time as the defendant, although diverting waters from the tributaries of Yuba River, shall be retuning to Deer Creek or other tributaries, an amount of water equal to or exceeding the amount! of such contemporaneous diversion, and provision is also made that the decree hall not apply to the éxercise by defendant of any vested rights to the waters of Yuba River which may heretofore ‘have been, or hereafter be acquired by defendant, if such rights are prior to those of plaintiff.—Sacramento Bee _ Bales Scientisie The remarkable electrical phenom. enon sometimes witnessed at sea, and generally termed, St. Etmo’s fire. never has been satisfactorily explained by science, says H. J. Andrews. in the White Star Magazine. ft is a luminous body which can be seen op wet nights perching on or skipping about the masts and rigging of a ship. Sometimes there are two such flames, and the ancient Roman sailors gave the name. of Helena tu the single light and termed the double one Castor and Pollux. Helene, in Greek, signified a torch, and Castor and Fotlux were the twin sons. in classical mythology, of Jupiter and Leda, is enjoined from di-. er pebssssssnseaseenseseesasaeubuseseesses peers M. J. O’Contior of Birchville was in Nevada City last week. Mr and Mrs. A P. Thore of Tyler were out of town visitors last week Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kirkham of Piree, fomer residents of the Blue Tent section, spent a few days in this section : Henry Beyers, Spenceville stockman, attended to business affairs in Nevada City. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Curtis and children of Alto visited his mother, Mrs. Muscardini during last week. o MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1928 : Mrs Howard Poa came up from San Francisco and is visiting relatives in Nevada City. Dr. Henry H. Searls of San Francisco, attending Judge Ragland Tuttle, who is in the University Hospital at San Francisco, states that Judge Tuttle is making steady improvement and is able to be up. He will probably . return to this eity in a short time. Miss Mary Davis of Berkeley, connected with the state board of health, was a recent official visitor. this store. Nevada City IT IS TIME TO THINK OF HEATING STOVES We have a new stock of Circulating Heaters just in in the Walnut Finish that will grace any home. Many other styles of Heating Stoves including Cast Iron and Sheet Iron types. Nickel trimmed. Priced from $2.50 to $90.00 You make no mistake when you buy a Stove from You can buy your Winter Coal here. ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO Grass Vauey 2 SN ceeaige eile ede Ah ete Adee ies ita © Syed tell Aileghany I, sergese ~ereseseeoes THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIO. The Superlative Radio Set of the Year! At a reasonable price A demonsration will prove it. Electrical Wiring and Contracting FISCHER'S ELECTRIC AND SPORTING GOODS STORE Morgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City: hind. THINK BANK OF AMERICA _OF CALIFORNIA —— == NEVADA CITY BRANCH= ——— Of the days when you will have exhausted your earning ability. Think hard today if you are not saving some of your income right now. The man without a bank account is going to be as rare as the dodo bird, and if you do not get the habit, you will be one of those so completely out of step that you will wonder why it is hat others have prospered and you have been left to far beIt isn't too late but you must make a start. '