September 30, 1932 (6 pages)

vere ‘*109-J — Phone — 109-M -KOPP’S BAKERY. . Phone 278-R FRIDAY, rete oe wemrerag SEPT. 30, 1932 Los . Angeles—New Washington market opened at 9503 South Normandie avenue. OOOO eeelioion de Just a Little Better £ The OWL TAVERN ¢ “YOU ANT: BETTER . _% £ Finest Food and Coffee He 134 Mill Street * Grass Valley, Calif. % <£. TIRIIHIMIO MMM ricioeionimmtiotuoneuntic ETN Te He FRED ML. MILLER Consulting Engineer ‘CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR Hydraulics—Irrigation—Surveys Land Classification. LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADA COUNTY ‘Office at Residence, 262 Auburn St. GRASS VALLEY CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY $1.00 $1.25 and up . LADIES’ ANB MEN’S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. Bost Building Broad Street Nevada City, California 5% este este ste steslestestestistesteste ste testeotertestes? ROH eeisininioioinivioloiey é JOHN W. DARKE * * UPHOLSTERING am * 2 fototeteststeatertes ve PEELE LOLA eee ate ate he eas ate ht” HIMiHieieeeieioy YONA eens He send ase gueussineqat r Thiet OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AY LAW SUITE 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG: GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 sieudusearauncseseaeusenantscsazesusneeseaneduteateasteseseivanareeenenieestens?: FOR THE HOT WEATHER LUNCHEON Delicious sandwiches made with our bread Dainty pastries made and sold fresh daily For that picnic lunch Cakes, Cookies, Tarts MADE DAILY— SOLD FRESH! Phone 76 We Deliver NEVADA CITY NEVADA CITY CLEANERS W. H. Osborne Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing “PROFESSIONAL CARDS — DR. BELL ‘Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan, & Powell Bldg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance W. E. WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT LAW Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada. City F. T. Nilon J.T. Hennessy Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY Attorneys at Law Offices, 127 Mill St., Grass Valley Morgan & Powell Bldg., Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, Bb. U. Chiropractor Grass Valley. Office hours—9-12 a.m.; 2-5:30 p.m. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7-8 p.m. Sun. by appointment. Room 3 Commercial Bldg. : Phone G.V. 196 EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United States Mineral Surveying. Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall, Main Street, Grass Valley. Hardy Morton and J. P. Ainsworth _ Jewelers and Watchmakers Postal charges paid on mail orders Work guaranteed, prices reasonable Nevada City CONSIDERABLE MINING ACTIVITY IN PLACER From the California Mining Journal: After several surveys at* intervals during past weeks the writer is more than surprised to note a decided increase of activity in the Placer tions as well as an increase in the influx of prospectors, miners and developers. Paramount Gold Mines A--reeent strike of rich ore on the property of the Paramount Goid Mines in the Ophir district, three miles out of Auburn, has awakened Placer county to the fact that it has a big going mine that bids fair to again place the county as a leader in. the Mother Lode. The company has been quietly working for the past year with E. C. Clinker as general manager. They have been cross cutting for the past four months to the Centennial ledge and now have enough ore blocked out for two year’s milling. During the past few weeks a large body of high grade ore has been struck in the Conrad vein stope. With both veins to draw from ’the Paramount’s property will be one of Placer county’s richest producers. A 60-ton Chilean mill, patented by the Trent Engineering Co., is now running full capacity, working on $35 ore. ; The Oro Fino mine, which in former years ceased operations with the death of its owner, Haines Gridley, lies on the same structure close to the Paramount. More Gold Coming In Both banks at Auburn ‘report increased. shipments of the yellow metal, a $3800 shipment to the mint being recently consigned through the Placer county bank. Dr. W. F. Durfee a month ago began buying gold and reports a daily increase. Assistant Postmaster Robinson reports many shipments by mail. Imkens Custom Mili first successful run of the Lukens custom mill has been made, 20 tons of Ophir district ore averaging $32 per ton for W. E; Ragsdale. . He operating the Frank Prope property. near_the Gold Btlos-= som. A 100-ton crush is now being made for the Alabama mine located near Penryn, operated by» Chas. ’Paltmeter. A good showing by the Alabama will mean the opening of several more mines in that location, including the Chicago and Alhambra and he erection of a flotation plant. The Alabama is owned by M. Williamson of Sacramento. Colfax Mine A recent report from the Colfax property operated by Phelps & Rus. sell states it is paying $36 per ton after deducting smelter charges. The ore is running 2.20 oz. gold and 12.20 silver per ton. Leases Jersey Lily H. V. Lengtry, road contractor of Los Angeles, has leased the Jersey The is ~Lily-mine from W. H. Durfee and is driving a 60-foot tunnel on bedrock beneath the channel. Robt. MeMillan is his superintendent. Kenna Ranch Looks Good A. C. Most and S. Knowles of Colorado are highly satisfied with the showing on the Jim Kenna ranch five miles out of Auburn on the Grass Valley highway. They are now trenching, working on a strip 70. feet wide by -1200-feet long. The surface indicates serpentine with deposits of free gold. Most also has a mine on Jackass Hill, Tuolumne 4 oohe ~o Let ,Your TASTE be the JUDGE Note the utter absence of earthy taste in Rexall Milk of Magnesia. Your first glimpse of its whiteness tells you it excels in purity. This extra purity accounts for the speedy acid neutralizing power. Indigestion, heartburn, sour stomach disappear in a few minutes after you take a dose .of Rexall Milk of Magnesia. “REXALL Milk — 39° R. E. HARRIS of Magnesia pint Nevada City Phone 100 Es county field—an increase in opera. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MAKES TRIP H. E. Kjorlie, principal of the Nevada City high school, attended a meeting of the Northern California section of the California high school athletic association last Saturday in Stockton. f _At. that meeting, Mr, Kijorlie succeeded in gaining re-admittance to the Sierra Foothill © Basketball League for the local high school. For }he past ive years, Nevada City high school has ont been represented’ in this league, but with a strong team as a likelihood this -year, it is a very desirable connection. : Gs Some Gdpposition was encountered from distant high schools in the league. Their objection was based on the fact that it is too far for the teams to travel when playing at Nevada City, However, that works two ways, as half the time the Nevada City teams will have to do the traveling. Successful in his mission last week Mr. Kjorlie wlil travel to Auburn this Saturday for the purpose of helping to organize the Sierra Foothill Basketball League for 1932. Other -high -schools in this league are high schools from Folsom, Placerville, San Juan, Roseville, Lincoln and Grass Valley. The athletic outlook for the year at Nevada City high schocl is very bright. With mote maerial than ever before, and a man of Coach Barron’’s ability, winning teams are apt to be the rule rather than the exception. OAKLAND MEN INSPECT GRAVEL MINES HERE Making a tour of the gold counMary stopped in Nevada City for several days while looking over gravel mines in this section. Using this city as a base, the men looked at mines in Downieville, French Corral and North San Juan. Father and son, both from Oakland, are leaving Nevada City tomorrow, and will visit Oroville, Redding, Yreka and Klamath river. Both men ‘were well impressed with conditions in the Nevada City district and express the desire to locate here sometime in the future. county. _ Crandall Mine Leased Pete Iverson has leased the Crandall mine in the Ophir district, about two miles out of Auburn. He will start work immediately and will take over the Lpkens custom mill in case his development work proves successful. Iverson had the drilling contract on the Newcastle, Placer county state highway tunnel. Opening Canada Hill Property G. N. Liebenguth and son, H. R., are working four men opening the Rainbow mine on the Miller property at Canada Hill. They drove a test shaft and hit a heavy supply of water and are now tunneling for a drain. Jack Von Sturmer is superintendent. High Grade at. Valley Forge Following the taking out of considerable high grade at the Valley Forge mine in Rock Creek district, three miles out of Auburn, further development work is being done. A heavier hoist is being installed and a power change is being made, from gas engine to electricity. The shaft will be deepened and a five-stamp mill installed. This is the Locatella property and is operated by Rihn & Hobson. Notes Alexander Hamilton, mining engineer of 423 20th street, San Francisco, had a party inspecting the Placer county field recently. J. E. Dowling, representing the Jacklin interests of San Francisco, recently investigated Placer county properties, Thousand Prospectors Jas. D. Stewart of Auburn and Mr. Matthewson, a civil engineer of Berkeley, recently spent a day of inspection on the north bank of Deep Hollow between Little Yorke and You Bet, Placer county, and report seeing at least 1000 prospectors and their families in that limited area. : ' Auburn Chemical Lime Co. The Auburn Chemical Lime Co., which began operations here in January, own a deposit seven miles out of Auburn at Rattlesnake, just across the Eldorado county line. They operate two kilns, with a capacity of 15 tons daily, and find a ready market for the many different lime products being manufacturea. Chas. Kemfer is the secretary and general manager with offices in the State theatre building, Auburn. The Mountain Quarry at Flint, . Placer county, is now shipping large quantities of lime rock used in the manufacture of sugar. The Diamond Springs Lime Co. at Placerville operates a rotary kiln: 118 West Main, Grass Valley San Pablo—Work on state high. * }. .way west of Tank Hill progressing rapidly. : sialic Continued from page one NEVADA CITY HIGH WINS ~ FOOTBALL GAME AUBURN ganized football, but their work on the field was very gratifying to Coach Barron and to the many supporters of the high s¢hool. The entire squad of 18 players saw action in the game. Work of some of the so-called reserves was of such a _caliber’ that regulars: will have to step at top speed to hold down their jobs. “The defensive work of the two tackles Schiffner and Casci was especially good. Tucker’s work at center was commendable, as was the all around playing of Tamblyn at right end. : : Nevada City was penalized six times for being off-side, which, with a 15 yard penalty for holding, makes a total of 45 yards lost thru penalties. Auburn received one five yard penalty for being off side. Nevada City gained 235 yards from scrimmage against 1140 yards for Auburn and punted five times for an average of 39.5 yards against 7 Auburn punts averaging 38.5 yds. Nevada City completed four forward passes out of six for an average gain of 15 .yards per pass against.one pass by Auburn which gained 12 yards. In Coach Barron’s opinion: the squad will develop into a good all around team, as the season. progresses. The players have shown a fine spirit which, with the display of determination to Win against odds that they have shown, will mark them as an outstanding high schooi grid team this year. The student body has given extremely good support to. date and the faculty is well pleased with the MINING and MILLING Machinery . Agents For _ GARDNER and DENVER Drills Miners F oundry & Supply Co. Nevada City, California ae . FRESH, WHOLESOME APPETIZING Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a small margin of profit SOME OF OUR SPECIALS x Sz! rib steak, tender and juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and Superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET showing made by the boys in this first game. tesuming practice this week, the CALAHAN & RICHARDS squad has been drilled on punting, blocking and other fundamentals. Many of the rough spots that were brought to light in the Auburn game have been smoothed out. ‘ The same teams will again play in Nevada City on Saturday afternoon, October 22, 1932. After the good showing Saturday, five more men came out for the team this week, making a total of 24 players on the squad. The lineup in the game with Auburn was as follows: Position Name Pet WG 60 Tamblyn pS PACU Oc ck ee Casci Hight Guards sso ee) Brown Center oo eee Tucker Gey. GUALG: otc ees Barry Left Tackle Schiffner GE PUNO ees eS ee Joy Quarterback: ics k coke. Chapman Right Halfback .2.02.. R. Pierce Left: Halfback ~=.:.. Toccalini PEDO GK cr ee Pee Oates Substitutes—Royziniki for Tucker, Doyle for Joy, Flint for Casci, Jones for Barry, Sharp for Brown, Moore for Pierce, Barker. for Toccalini, Hoffman for Chapman. The next game for the team will be against Placerville high school at Placerville tomorrow afternoon. Niles —Schukl cannery resumed operations recently at full capacity. TRY THE. TERMINAL HOTEL 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO 4 block from Terminal Station and Ferry Building ] to 2-00 “i : A Splendid Value W.M. Set, Jr. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY W. H. Daniels Nevada County Agent Room 1, Masonic Building Pine St., Nevada City TOILETS SEE OUR WINDOW C. O’NEILL, Plumbing Shop Broad. Street Near Plaza 1 A Personal Interest . . Our undertaking and interment service does not stop short of merely providing the equipment and the personnel essential to proper service. We go beyond this . and are glad to serve in more personal ways—to do many things for the comfort of the family. Holmes Funeral 21-!)MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE will learn that Natural Gas gives clean, easily controlled heat. CONTROLLED HEAT ‘OW say to “if” and 99. 3 ve Maximum heat inThese 14 ,000 rthern Cenpounds geongreeseocs AME ‘Californias par seus he it regulated to any temperature desired. ConTight because through the long trolledheatfromgasheat. winter of extreme cold last year ingequipmentispossible they enjoyed Controlled Heat bymerelyturningavalve that gave them Comfort Zone or handle, by pressing a = warmth from Natural Gas. button to get high, low or E = medium heat, orby setting Thirty days from today, Possi~ an electric thermostat to automatically maintain any desired temperature. bly sooner, you may wake to see rain slashing down window-panes. Will this mean that through the long winter days to follow, your house will half the time be too hot and half the time too cold? Will this mean you are going to be drafted. back to that old, old duty of coaxing balky and old i beating equipment? Or will you enjoy Comfort Zone warmth by Controlled Heat with Natural: Gas? Nature has never made, nor man ever utilized, a finer . fuel than Natural Gas. Heaters and furnaces for its use are at once dependable, low in cost and entirely carefree. See these modern gas heating devices at the nearest office of the P. G, and E., or see your local heating dealer. Select the type best fitted to your home needs. Then enjoy economical, carefree heat from a fire that needs no ae SEE YOUR DEALER ORTHE B.GPACIFIC GAS AND EL! Nevada City

vere ‘*109-J — Phone — 109-M -KOPP’S BAKERY. . Phone 278-R FRIDAY, rete oe wemrerag SEPT. 30, 1932 Los . Angeles—New Washington market opened at 9503 South Normandie avenue. OOOO eeelioion de Just a Little Better £ The OWL TAVERN ¢ “YOU ANT: BETTER . _% £ Finest Food and Coffee He 134 Mill Street * Grass Valley, Calif. % <£. TIRIIHIMIO MMM ricioeionimmtiotuoneuntic ETN Te He FRED ML. MILLER Consulting Engineer ‘CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSED SURVEYOR Hydraulics—Irrigation—Surveys Land Classification. LAST OFFICIAL MAP OF NEVADA COUNTY ‘Office at Residence, 262 Auburn St. GRASS VALLEY CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY $1.00 $1.25 and up . LADIES’ ANB MEN’S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. Bost Building Broad Street Nevada City, California 5% este este ste steslestestestistesteste ste testeotertestes? ROH eeisininioioinivioloiey é JOHN W. DARKE * * UPHOLSTERING am * 2 fototeteststeatertes ve PEELE LOLA eee ate ate he eas ate ht” HIMiHieieeeieioy YONA eens He send ase gueussineqat r Thiet OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AY LAW SUITE 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG: GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 sieudusearauncseseaeusenantscsazesusneeseaneduteateasteseseivanareeenenieestens?: FOR THE HOT WEATHER LUNCHEON Delicious sandwiches made with our bread Dainty pastries made and sold fresh daily For that picnic lunch Cakes, Cookies, Tarts MADE DAILY— SOLD FRESH! Phone 76 We Deliver NEVADA CITY NEVADA CITY CLEANERS W. H. Osborne Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing “PROFESSIONAL CARDS — DR. BELL ‘Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan, & Powell Bldg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance W. E. WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT LAW Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada. City F. T. Nilon J.T. Hennessy Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY Attorneys at Law Offices, 127 Mill St., Grass Valley Morgan & Powell Bldg., Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, Bb. U. Chiropractor Grass Valley. Office hours—9-12 a.m.; 2-5:30 p.m. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7-8 p.m. Sun. by appointment. Room 3 Commercial Bldg. : Phone G.V. 196 EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and Mining Engineer United States Mineral Surveying. Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall, Main Street, Grass Valley. Hardy Morton and J. P. Ainsworth _ Jewelers and Watchmakers Postal charges paid on mail orders Work guaranteed, prices reasonable Nevada City CONSIDERABLE MINING ACTIVITY IN PLACER From the California Mining Journal: After several surveys at* intervals during past weeks the writer is more than surprised to note a decided increase of activity in the Placer tions as well as an increase in the influx of prospectors, miners and developers. Paramount Gold Mines A--reeent strike of rich ore on the property of the Paramount Goid Mines in the Ophir district, three miles out of Auburn, has awakened Placer county to the fact that it has a big going mine that bids fair to again place the county as a leader in. the Mother Lode. The company has been quietly working for the past year with E. C. Clinker as general manager. They have been cross cutting for the past four months to the Centennial ledge and now have enough ore blocked out for two year’s milling. During the past few weeks a large body of high grade ore has been struck in the Conrad vein stope. With both veins to draw from ’the Paramount’s property will be one of Placer county’s richest producers. A 60-ton Chilean mill, patented by the Trent Engineering Co., is now running full capacity, working on $35 ore. ; The Oro Fino mine, which in former years ceased operations with the death of its owner, Haines Gridley, lies on the same structure close to the Paramount. More Gold Coming In Both banks at Auburn ‘report increased. shipments of the yellow metal, a $3800 shipment to the mint being recently consigned through the Placer county bank. Dr. W. F. Durfee a month ago began buying gold and reports a daily increase. Assistant Postmaster Robinson reports many shipments by mail. Imkens Custom Mili first successful run of the Lukens custom mill has been made, 20 tons of Ophir district ore averaging $32 per ton for W. E; Ragsdale. . He operating the Frank Prope property. near_the Gold Btlos-= som. A 100-ton crush is now being made for the Alabama mine located near Penryn, operated by» Chas. ’Paltmeter. A good showing by the Alabama will mean the opening of several more mines in that location, including the Chicago and Alhambra and he erection of a flotation plant. The Alabama is owned by M. Williamson of Sacramento. Colfax Mine A recent report from the Colfax property operated by Phelps & Rus. sell states it is paying $36 per ton after deducting smelter charges. The ore is running 2.20 oz. gold and 12.20 silver per ton. Leases Jersey Lily H. V. Lengtry, road contractor of Los Angeles, has leased the Jersey The is ~Lily-mine from W. H. Durfee and is driving a 60-foot tunnel on bedrock beneath the channel. Robt. MeMillan is his superintendent. Kenna Ranch Looks Good A. C. Most and S. Knowles of Colorado are highly satisfied with the showing on the Jim Kenna ranch five miles out of Auburn on the Grass Valley highway. They are now trenching, working on a strip 70. feet wide by -1200-feet long. The surface indicates serpentine with deposits of free gold. Most also has a mine on Jackass Hill, Tuolumne 4 oohe ~o Let ,Your TASTE be the JUDGE Note the utter absence of earthy taste in Rexall Milk of Magnesia. Your first glimpse of its whiteness tells you it excels in purity. This extra purity accounts for the speedy acid neutralizing power. Indigestion, heartburn, sour stomach disappear in a few minutes after you take a dose .of Rexall Milk of Magnesia. “REXALL Milk — 39° R. E. HARRIS of Magnesia pint Nevada City Phone 100 Es county field—an increase in opera. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MAKES TRIP H. E. Kjorlie, principal of the Nevada City high school, attended a meeting of the Northern California section of the California high school athletic association last Saturday in Stockton. f _At. that meeting, Mr, Kijorlie succeeded in gaining re-admittance to the Sierra Foothill © Basketball League for the local high school. For }he past ive years, Nevada City high school has ont been represented’ in this league, but with a strong team as a likelihood this -year, it is a very desirable connection. : Gs Some Gdpposition was encountered from distant high schools in the league. Their objection was based on the fact that it is too far for the teams to travel when playing at Nevada City, However, that works two ways, as half the time the Nevada City teams will have to do the traveling. Successful in his mission last week Mr. Kjorlie wlil travel to Auburn this Saturday for the purpose of helping to organize the Sierra Foothill Basketball League for 1932. Other -high -schools in this league are high schools from Folsom, Placerville, San Juan, Roseville, Lincoln and Grass Valley.

The athletic outlook for the year at Nevada City high schocl is very bright. With mote maerial than ever before, and a man of Coach Barron’’s ability, winning teams are apt to be the rule rather than the exception. OAKLAND MEN INSPECT GRAVEL MINES HERE Making a tour of the gold counMary stopped in Nevada City for several days while looking over gravel mines in this section. Using this city as a base, the men looked at mines in Downieville, French Corral and North San Juan. Father and son, both from Oakland, are leaving Nevada City tomorrow, and will visit Oroville, Redding, Yreka and Klamath river. Both men ‘were well impressed with conditions in the Nevada City district and express the desire to locate here sometime in the future. county. _ Crandall Mine Leased Pete Iverson has leased the Crandall mine in the Ophir district, about two miles out of Auburn. He will start work immediately and will take over the Lpkens custom mill in case his development work proves successful. Iverson had the drilling contract on the Newcastle, Placer county state highway tunnel. Opening Canada Hill Property G. N. Liebenguth and son, H. R., are working four men opening the Rainbow mine on the Miller property at Canada Hill. They drove a test shaft and hit a heavy supply of water and are now tunneling for a drain. Jack Von Sturmer is superintendent. High Grade at. Valley Forge Following the taking out of considerable high grade at the Valley Forge mine in Rock Creek district, three miles out of Auburn, further development work is being done. A heavier hoist is being installed and a power change is being made, from gas engine to electricity. The shaft will be deepened and a five-stamp mill installed. This is the Locatella property and is operated by Rihn & Hobson. Notes Alexander Hamilton, mining engineer of 423 20th street, San Francisco, had a party inspecting the Placer county field recently. J. E. Dowling, representing the Jacklin interests of San Francisco, recently investigated Placer county properties, Thousand Prospectors Jas. D. Stewart of Auburn and Mr. Matthewson, a civil engineer of Berkeley, recently spent a day of inspection on the north bank of Deep Hollow between Little Yorke and You Bet, Placer county, and report seeing at least 1000 prospectors and their families in that limited area. : ' Auburn Chemical Lime Co. The Auburn Chemical Lime Co., which began operations here in January, own a deposit seven miles out of Auburn at Rattlesnake, just across the Eldorado county line. They operate two kilns, with a capacity of 15 tons daily, and find a ready market for the many different lime products being manufacturea. Chas. Kemfer is the secretary and general manager with offices in the State theatre building, Auburn. The Mountain Quarry at Flint, . Placer county, is now shipping large quantities of lime rock used in the manufacture of sugar. The Diamond Springs Lime Co. at Placerville operates a rotary kiln: 118 West Main, Grass Valley San Pablo—Work on state high. * }. .way west of Tank Hill progressing rapidly. : sialic Continued from page one NEVADA CITY HIGH WINS ~ FOOTBALL GAME AUBURN ganized football, but their work on the field was very gratifying to Coach Barron and to the many supporters of the high s¢hool. The entire squad of 18 players saw action in the game. Work of some of the so-called reserves was of such a _caliber’ that regulars: will have to step at top speed to hold down their jobs. “The defensive work of the two tackles Schiffner and Casci was especially good. Tucker’s work at center was commendable, as was the all around playing of Tamblyn at right end. : : Nevada City was penalized six times for being off-side, which, with a 15 yard penalty for holding, makes a total of 45 yards lost thru penalties. Auburn received one five yard penalty for being off side. Nevada City gained 235 yards from scrimmage against 1140 yards for Auburn and punted five times for an average of 39.5 yards against 7 Auburn punts averaging 38.5 yds. Nevada City completed four forward passes out of six for an average gain of 15 .yards per pass against.one pass by Auburn which gained 12 yards. In Coach Barron’s opinion: the squad will develop into a good all around team, as the season. progresses. The players have shown a fine spirit which, with the display of determination to Win against odds that they have shown, will mark them as an outstanding high schooi grid team this year. The student body has given extremely good support to. date and the faculty is well pleased with the MINING and MILLING Machinery . Agents For _ GARDNER and DENVER Drills Miners F oundry & Supply Co. Nevada City, California ae . FRESH, WHOLESOME APPETIZING Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a small margin of profit SOME OF OUR SPECIALS x Sz! rib steak, tender and juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and Superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET showing made by the boys in this first game. tesuming practice this week, the CALAHAN & RICHARDS squad has been drilled on punting, blocking and other fundamentals. Many of the rough spots that were brought to light in the Auburn game have been smoothed out. ‘ The same teams will again play in Nevada City on Saturday afternoon, October 22, 1932. After the good showing Saturday, five more men came out for the team this week, making a total of 24 players on the squad. The lineup in the game with Auburn was as follows: Position Name Pet WG 60 Tamblyn pS PACU Oc ck ee Casci Hight Guards sso ee) Brown Center oo eee Tucker Gey. GUALG: otc ees Barry Left Tackle Schiffner GE PUNO ees eS ee Joy Quarterback: ics k coke. Chapman Right Halfback ..2..02... R. Pierce Left: Halfback ~=.:.... Toccalini PEDO GK cr ee Pee Oates Substitutes—Royziniki for Tucker, Doyle for Joy, Flint for Casci, Jones for Barry, Sharp for Brown, Moore for Pierce, Barker. for Toccalini, Hoffman for Chapman. The next game for the team will be against Placerville high school at Placerville tomorrow afternoon. Niles —Schukl cannery resumed operations recently at full capacity. TRY THE.. TERMINAL HOTEL 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO 4 block from Terminal Station and Ferry Building ] to 2-00 “i : A Splendid Value W.M. Set, Jr. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY W. H. Daniels Nevada County Agent Room 1, Masonic Building Pine St., Nevada City TOILETS SEE OUR WINDOW C. O’NEILL, Plumbing Shop Broad. Street Near Plaza 1 A Personal Interest . . Our undertaking and interment service does not stop short of merely providing the equipment and the personnel essential to proper service. We go beyond this . and are glad to serve in more personal ways—to do many things for the comfort of the family. Holmes Funeral 21-!)MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE will learn that Natural Gas gives clean, easily controlled heat. CONTROLLED HEAT ‘OW say to “if” and 99. 3 ve Maximum heat inThese 14 ,000 rthern Cenpounds geongreeseocs AME ‘Californias par seus he it regulated to any temperature desired. ConTight because through the long trolledheatfromgasheat. winter of extreme cold last year ingequipmentispossible they enjoyed Controlled Heat bymerelyturningavalve that gave them Comfort Zone or handle, by pressing a = warmth from Natural Gas. button to get high, low or E = medium heat, orby setting Thirty days from today, Possi~ an electric thermostat to automatically maintain any desired temperature. bly sooner, you may wake to see rain slashing down window-panes. Will this mean that through the long winter days to follow, your house will half the time be too hot and half the time too cold? Will this mean you are going to be drafted. back to that old, old duty of coaxing balky and old i beating equipment? Or will you enjoy Comfort Zone warmth by Controlled Heat with Natural: Gas? Nature has never made, nor man ever utilized, a finer . fuel than Natural Gas. Heaters and furnaces for its use are at once dependable, low in cost and entirely carefree. See these modern gas heating devices at the nearest office of the P. G, and E., or see your local heating dealer. Select the type best fitted to your home needs. Then enjoy economical, carefree heat from a fire that needs no ae SEE YOUR DEALER ORTHE B.GPACIFIC GAS AND EL! Nevada City