October 24, 1970 (12 pages)

April 28, 1930 BENNETS IS NEVADA CITY MAYOR R, J. Bennetts, long-time trustee, was ata special meeting of the City board last week, named as mayor of Nevada City for.the coming term. The board canvassed the election returns and certified Messrs, Bennetts and Fred C; Worth as trustees, Mrs. Emma Foley as treasurer. Mayor Bennetts named as his committees the following: streets, Worth; sewers and finance, Seaman; lights, C. R. Murchie; water, Armstrong. The regular meeting of the board for May will be held next week owing to the fact that the first Thursday this month falls on the 1st, and according to the ordinance, the meeting is held on the first Thursday after the first day. May 26, 1930 FATAL ACCIDENT AT MURCHIE In a shaft cave on the 1100 est drift at the Murchie yesterfore noon Home Babcock, 2 . Walter McCollough suffered a short time, McCullough rushed to the Nevada City Sanitarium by the Holmes ambulance and Dr. R. F. Werner was called, Babcock's body was recovered later. His chest was crushed. He leaves his mother, Mrs, Phil Buell of Sacramento and his father, a resident of Red Bluff, He -had only worked here three weeks, hata] . E PERSONAL Charles O'Neill, son of the late J. G, O'Neill, son of the late J, G, O'Neill, who suffered an attack of mumps is reported as improving at his Oakland home. ekg Mrs. E. Gregory who has resided on Sacramento street in this city for many years, left . for Fresno to make her future home. . “wall, England, has taken his departure after spending a few days with his cousin, Mrs. R. S. Fitzsimmons and family. Mr, and Mrs. A, Seaman have returned from Oakland where Mr, Seaman attended the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge, and Mrs, Seaman attended a Rebekah. Mrs, Clara Scarfe left for Hollywood where she will visit with her son, George Osterman, for several weeks. While South, she will visit several other cities. Mr, and Mrs, Brandy Legg, and the latter's, Miss Bernice Rossen, arrived from Oakland, They will leave today for Fresno, accompanied by Mrs. H. F, Legg, where they will visit with Mrs. Harrison Smitheram, Mrs. H. F, Legr's niece. John Fox who was formerly employed in the Bank of Amer~ From the files ’ , of Sacramento, was killed . ica of California in this city, has arrived from Oakland on a visit with friends in this city. . Friends of O, E, Schiffner, well known mining man of this city will be glad to learn that he -is steadily ‘improving at the Woodland Clinci. He was operated upon Saturday by Dr, Fairchile for a trouble of long standing, but a complete recovery is expected shortly. Mrs, Schiffner returned from Woodland late Monday evening. William Campbell of Hammonton and Joseph Campbell of Sacramento, both former residents, and father and borther, respectively, of Mrs, Ray Worthley, who was recently operated upon at the Nevada City Sanitarium, are here to visit her. Mrs, Worthley is making a satisfactory improvement from the operation. MR. AND MRS, William J. Childers (the former Linda Louise Wood) are living in Lawndale. They were married Sept. 19 in St. Patricks Catholic Church in honeymoon. trip to Rio-De Janerio, Brazil. NE ASE TN ERIC Grass Valley, and took a (Ralph Childers Photo) 30XGE-W970 You wouldn't like brownouts or blackouts. Nor would we. You have the highest degree of security against them here. That's because we have built our facilities well ahead of the growing needs of our customers. And we're investing $400 million this year to assure adequate and_dependable service as energy requirements continue to grow. We have served all-time peak demands on our electric system this summer with adequate capacity in reserve for emergencies. Our natural gas system is able to'serve customer demands on the coldest day. Clean gas and electric energy are basic necessities in home and industry, Our job is to be sure you can rely on their availability. PGE y

April 28, 1930 BENNETS IS NEVADA CITY MAYOR R, J. Bennetts, long-time trustee, was ata special meeting of the City board last week, named as mayor of Nevada City for.the coming term. The board canvassed the election returns and certified Messrs, Bennetts and Fred C; Worth as trustees, Mrs. Emma Foley as treasurer. Mayor Bennetts named as his committees the following: streets, Worth; sewers and finance, Seaman; lights, C. R. Murchie; water, Armstrong. The regular meeting of the board for May will be held next week owing to the fact that the first Thursday this month falls on the 1st, and according to the ordinance, the meeting is held on the first Thursday after the first day. May 26, 1930 FATAL ACCIDENT AT MURCHIE In a shaft cave on the 1100 est drift at the Murchie yesterfore noon Home Babcock, 2 . Walter McCollough suffered a short time, McCullough rushed to the Nevada City Sanitarium by the Holmes ambulance and Dr. R. F. Werner was called, Babcock's body was recovered later. His chest was crushed. He leaves his mother, Mrs, Phil Buell of Sacramento and his father, a resident of Red Bluff, He -had only worked here three weeks, hata] . E PERSONAL Charles O'Neill, son of the late J. G, O'Neill, son of the late J, G, O'Neill, who suffered an attack of mumps is reported as improving at his Oakland home. ekg Mrs. E. Gregory who has resided on Sacramento street in this city for many years, left . for Fresno to make her future home. . “wall, England, has taken his departure after spending a few days with his cousin, Mrs. R. S. Fitzsimmons and family. Mr, and Mrs. A, Seaman have returned from Oakland where

Mr, Seaman attended the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge, and Mrs, Seaman attended a Rebekah. Mrs, Clara Scarfe left for Hollywood where she will visit with her son, George Osterman, for several weeks. While South, she will visit several other cities. Mr, and Mrs, Brandy Legg, and the latter's, Miss Bernice Rossen, arrived from Oakland, They will leave today for Fresno, accompanied by Mrs. H. F, Legg, where they will visit with Mrs. Harrison Smitheram, Mrs. H. F, Legr's niece. John Fox who was formerly employed in the Bank of Amer~ From the files ’ , of Sacramento, was killed . ica of California in this city, has arrived from Oakland on a visit with friends in this city. . Friends of O, E, Schiffner, well known mining man of this city will be glad to learn that he -is steadily ‘improving at the Woodland Clinci. He was operated upon Saturday by Dr, Fairchile for a trouble of long standing, but a complete recovery is expected shortly. Mrs, Schiffner returned from Woodland late Monday evening. William Campbell of Hammonton and Joseph Campbell of Sacramento, both former residents, and father and borther, respectively, of Mrs, Ray Worthley, who was recently operated upon at the Nevada City Sanitarium, are here to visit her. Mrs, Worthley is making a satisfactory improvement from the operation. MR. AND MRS, William J. Childers (the former Linda Louise Wood) are living in Lawndale. They were married Sept. 19 in St. Patricks Catholic Church in honeymoon. trip to Rio-De Janerio, Brazil. NE ASE TN ERIC Grass Valley, and took a (Ralph Childers Photo) 30XGE-W970 You wouldn't like brownouts or blackouts. Nor would we. You have the highest degree of security against them here. That's because we have built our facilities well ahead of the growing needs of our customers. And we're investing $400 million this year to assure adequate and_dependable service as energy requirements continue to grow. We have served all-time peak demands on our electric system this summer with adequate capacity in reserve for emergencies. Our natural gas system is able to'serve customer demands on the coldest day. Clean gas and electric energy are basic necessities in home and industry, Our job is to be sure you can rely on their availability. PGE y