Enter a name, company, place or keywords to search across this item. Then click "Search" (or hit Enter).

Copy the Page Text to the Clipboard

Show the Page Image

Show the Image Page Text


More Information About this Image

Get a Citation for Page or Image - Copy to the Clipboard

Go to the Previous Page (or Left Arrow key)

Go to the Next Page (or Right Arrow key)
Page: of 10

CHR CRC CO CR ORR OR CE ihn Nad Na Nia tia Nia Nati
THE BEST CIGAR ISAF — CIGAR!
. 5
One Year. sny address in California, in advance ie $2.00
a ee
ee
Outside Catifornia, in U. S. Co
a
“-¢Camborne Hayle
of $25 worth of gold. Copper, worht
produce
today
more
past
from
deep
$25
may be worth
only $18, but gold worth $25 today
haps the world’s most consistent pro
will be worth $25 next year or ten.
ducers of gold is now to be found in
years from: now or one hundred years j
these old.
partly
hence as the case myay be.
that
only
worked
out
miines
much
con
wnusele to yield again their streams
cerned over the gold sftuation
be
of the yellow metal.
cause of the effect of the diminishing
are
awaiting
means
and
There: are mines in California, in
Australia
which
and iin
produce
their
South
Economists
are
of
because gold is
be,
of course,
new
for
ee
that
9
oo
ee
ee
oe
S
ee
pry
y
es
°
0°
Se
ee
ve,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ee
(The students of the Camptonville
price
of
all
decline
other
the
in
commodities
standard
by
week with Miss Elsie A. Price, student of the University of California
mines like the which the whole civilized world measat Berkeley, and a former student in
instance,
ee
CAMPTONVILLE JOTS
School held a social afternoon last
resulted in a
the
Homestake,
ce
Ply has
cost
may
oe
°
ee
branch of the Marysville Union High
ing
There
ve
portant addition to the world’s sup
annually, though at a constantly risproduction.
ee
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY TOYS FOR
CHRISTMAS AT OUR LOW PRICES
Nevada City
Broad Street
ie
”
gold supply upon money supplies on
.-America: whe price of commodities. Every im
hundreds.
¢housands and even millions of gold
of
very
BRET HARTE CIGAR STORE .
tomorrow
working for many-years*to-come. -Per
Ronen ent enseri erienienenerienieniense
i
.
the
:
at all in spending $24 to get a return
millions
in
:
fifty
‘years that are just-as rich and will
SHOE STORE
EVERYTHING FOR THE SMOKER
§
‘
millions
Holiday Packages
pee
@roduced
may -ures prices. But the whole theory of
the local schools as the guest of the
be discovered, but it takes more than the proper relation of a nation’s gold
day.
a single mine or a ‘single group of
which
reserve
to
its
currency
and — credit
Athletics
were enjoyed
refreshments
were
after
served.
ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS
Late of the Royal College of Mu
sic, London, England. Vocal pupil of
Henry Blower and Piano pupil of
Herbert
Sharpe.
tion. Phone 229R.
Terms
on
applica
218 French Ave.
Grass Valley.
The following students were chosen
a revision, especially since the world
to be opposing teams for the coming
visible gold supply. Only the discov
war and the probability is. that the
term!:
sery of a new gold field, covering per
time
William Groves, Esther Lang,
and
George Lang; Second team, Gladys
Evenings by Appointment
Cunningham, Edgar
Cunningham, ; Morgan & Powell Bldg.
Phone
James Joubert, Rose Marie
-Smart
DR. ROBERT F. WERNER
and Ivan Langley.
will
come
haps hundreds of miles. of territory relatively of
when
less
gold
will.
importance
in
be
iS
was the great gold fields of history nancial and economic affairs than
it
have done would be an important is today. But that is something
for
-factor in the-gold situation of today. economists and financiers to worry
There
are
enormious
supplies
of about.
-zold which geologists have discover
<ed, but. which are unavailable bestause chemistry has not as yet found
Eleanor
DR. BELL
Turner,
Sellimg
Christmas
trees
and
Physician and Surgeon
fighting forest fires all in the same
Nevada City
has always been the wealthiest and time seems to go hand in hand with Office: 400 Broad St.,
Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m.
the most independent and that will Forest Ranger Frank W. Meggers,
Nurse in attendance.
eontinue to be the ease probably for of this place, who was called back
J. T. Hernessy
centuries to come.
from Nevada City where he wag atF. T. Nilon
Lynne Kelly
Right now, the two
wealthiest tending an official meeting to go to
a fire near Buhls Ranch near Pike’s
sstate. Their salaries and wages total by the roots and stop making static
for local consumption.
‘these employes are being kept on the
jobs. Even the recent merger between the Bank of
Italy and the
Bank of America did not result in a
ruthless dismissal gf workers.
In
DR. JAMES H. DODSON
Radio listners complain that they
they can hear “Amos ’n Andy” énly
through a crescendo of hiccoughs engendered by that infernal aging machine. They assert that every tenor
who comes to Susanville by the air
route is a decided whisky tenor. They
Chiropractor
203 W. Main St. Grass Valley Gal.
Diagnesis without asking questions.
No charg ftir consultation.
NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY
—ATTORNEYS AT LAW—
Offices, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley
Morgan and Powell Bidg.
Nevada City
WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
In accident Insurance to our customers and every member .
of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. Ne.
medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to
be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made
here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them
you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only
$1.00. Comein and get full particulars today.
PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION
CARL T. LARSEN
SSL
W. BE. WRIGHT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office in Union Building
Phene 23
Nevada Gity
WARD A. JOHNSON, BD. @.
Grass Valley
Office hours—® te 12 A. M. and
2 to 6:30 P. M. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 7 to 8 P. M., Grass
Valley, Sunday by appointment.
163.Se. Auburn St. Phone G.V.196
En
-eememantr
J. F. O'CONNOR
‘pow’ 1 DUCK.
Givil and Mining’ Engineer
United States Mineral Surveying.
Licenged Surveyor. Upstairs over City
Hall. Main Street, Grass Valley.
=
Meet your friends with eitead claam~
ed clothes.
.
————
EDWARD C. UREN
MINING AND CIVIL ENGINEER
Mining Reports Furnished
Did you ever see an eld friend ooming dow, the street tn the distanee,
and realizing that your elothes were
not Meatly
cleaned
and
pressed,
turned a cormer te keep from meeting him?
Mining Distriet Maps
Phene 278R
COAL
Nevada City
JAMES H. DODSON:
Chiropraetor
(Diagnosis without asking questions)
Office—Upstairs 29 W. Main St.,
over the Unique Store. Bntrance or
Main Street. Office hours: 1@ to fe.
2 to 5 and 7 te 8 p.m. Phone77
GRASS VALLEY STEAM
LAUNDRY
111 Bennett St.
Our cleaning priees are so moderate
that such a thing need never happen.
Grass Valley Send your clothes often to the
‘/NATIONAL HOTEL
stead, every effort is made to assure object strenuously to dialing for
Just a reminder. This is the best Grass _Valley.
*each employe that his or her place grand opera and getting . something ‘time to order your
coal. We handle]:
that might well be the old quartet in only the best
"was safe.
grade of coal.’Our rates
“The Bank of America, it i stated, ‘S‘weet Adeline” with variations.
_ are reasonable, our service is prompt.
What they intend to do about it is When you put your
feels that now, more than ever, it is
coal problem in
amportant that general earning powclearly shown in the following adour hands you
have nothing to werNEVADA cITy LODGE,
Lon
NO. 518
er should be sustained and that invertisement in a ‘‘Notice to Bootlegry about. Just phone 57.
B.
P.
O.
BLKS
‘Jividuals should have the
feeling gers’’ printed in the Lasson AdvoMeets second and fourth Friday evencate:
.
that their incomes are secure.
ing in in Elk’s Home, Pine Street,
“There is one bootlegger in Susan“The temptation is great to re‘trench by firing workers, when busiville who is known to this communUNION ICE DELIVERY Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome.
HORACE A. CURNOW.
mess is bad, and some employers, of ity and who has a whisky aging ma_A. V. Sauvee, Agt.
Exalted Ruler
<ourse, have no other choice. But chine, This machine is a nuisance
a
A.
M.
Holmes
Secretary.
to radio enthusiasts of Susanville,
‘there are many large
FRATERNAL “CARDS
employers who
_ “an well afford to’ follow the exand unless this bootlegger, who IS
NEVADA CITY CLEANERS
ample of the Bank of America. . If KNOWN, remioves this machine from
‘The jotaatie article from Lassen
County is going the rounds of the
Patrenize Home Industry
J. C. B. FOSS. K. of R. & 8.
COMMITTEE.
Industrial accidents resulted in the
‘. to three millions,
during 1929,
in
the United
111 West Main St.
AND COFFEE SHOP
Will oall Monday and Thursday after.
noons at your home and deliver on
the next trip over. We will
eredit
your phone eharges.
Refinment of its Service
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
Pleasing to the Tourist
RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR
CLARENCE R. GRAY
TAHOE. UKIAH HIGHWAY Work Called for and Delivere
520 Coyote St. Phone 15
MILO LODGE, Ne. 48, K. of P. .
\(Signed)
death of 23,000 persons and injury
BD BURTNOR, Proprietor.
Phone 375 W
W. H. Osborne
furbance.” ’
GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS a .
A
zall of them would, the pinch of hard } Susanville, warrants will be sworn
Meets the Ist and 3d Friday nights
@imes Would be. far less ‘severe and to for his arrest for violation of the]’
at Pythian Hall, Morgau and Powell
Bldg. Visiting Knights evar welthe return of prosperity would be prohibition law and for violation ot
the city ordinance covering radio disCleaning, — Pressing, —. Repairiag come,
Zreatly hastened.”
GARL LARSEN, Cc. C,
‘BOOTLEGGER MUST STOP
INTERFERING WITH RADIO
4
".
The fact remains that the na
New York state that actually runs which have ‘the
largest supply of cold and damp period of the year,
340 to the square yard but no way actual gold in the vaults of their but the south slopes of the mountain.
thas yet been found with which to treasuries and in the banks. In this sides are dry enough to burn readgather and save these values.
country we have more than
four ily, endangering buildings here and
\ One advantage of gold production billion dollars of gold, which is more there.
ver the production of any-of the than ever was gathered: under one
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Li Clevesother metals is that there is never flag in the history of the world beland, of Sacramento, who spent the
zany fluctuation in the market price fore, while France has been steadily past two weeks here left Sunday for
~ «6f the product. An ounce of gold is building up its gold reserve since the the capital city.
$20 and $20 is an ounce of gold for war until today that nation has near‘Fred J. Joubert motored to Downold is money and money is gold. So ly half as much as the United States eyville Saturday evening to attend
sthat while there is considerable risk and in proportion to population is a lodge meeting.
-in mining copper, let us say, at a actually wealthier than we are right
i‘
Mrs.and Mrs. William O.
Grant who have resided.at the Oak
ost of $24 a ton to get a return of today.
Valley saw miill for the past several
WANK OF AMERICA WILL
rarest bird in America—a thoroughyears moved to their new home at
RETAIN: ALL EMPLOYES ly unpopular bootlegger.
the Grant and Heether saw mill SatSo soured has the community beurday.
The decision of the newly formed come that a vigilance committee is
John F. Lord of this place, who
Bank of America to retain all of the threatening to take the matter in attends junior college at Sacramento
employes of its component banks, hand and has issed warnings through had the nrisfortune of being inan
sso that their earning and spending the public press.
automobile accident a few days ago,
{
power would remain unimpaired, ocbut escaped with only a few minor
Civic indignation is white hot—
occasioned the following editorial in
injuries.
not because its object is violation of
the San Francisco News of recent
Mrs, Raymond Halkyard and inthe Constitution but because he is
date:
j
fant daughter returned from Nevada
flouting a local ordinance prohibit“For all employers there is an exCity Sunday:(ing radio interference.
‘
elent example in what the Bank of
Forest Ranger Frask W. Meggers
The committee has vowed to run motoret
America is doing.
to Nevada City Thursday on
“This -great financial institution, him out-of business. It will not tolerofficial business.
\
with headquarters in San Francisco, ate a speakeasy that encroaches on
0
employs more than eight thousand its loud speakers. It insists. that he
Subscribe for The Nugget
“men and women
throughout this tear his whisky-aging machine out
as one of great business depression,
u
4
‘Dentist _
Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30
finely pulverized gold in the sands States of América and France, bePeak. It hardly seems possible that
‘sof the Adirondack Forest reserve in cause they are the two _ countries a forest fire would burn during this
‘And, although the present time
A most beautiful selection of Cards from 5c up. Also
‘assortments Tags, Seals, Wrappings, Tissue, Ribbons.
Everything to dress up your gifts.’
tion having the largest gold reserve
, @ way of separating the gold from
sthe other elements with which it is
_ etombined.
}
There are immense deposits
of countries in the world are the United
more than $15,000,000 a year.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
j HL DICKERMAN
system, has been steadily undergoing
any material increase in the world’s
team,
Games, Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Pianos, Trains,
Blocks, New Trixy Toys.
Choose Them Now and Let Us Keep Them for You
Vocal and fnstrumental Instruction
mines to start a gold rush or make
First
Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family
‘
.Men’s and Women’s Silk Hose.
Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather
We also have a complete line of Rubber Zippers..
HOG AN’S.
Fresh From The Factory To You In Beautiful
TS OUR GOLD RESERVE INADEQUATE?
There are gold mines which oer
have
ees
worth of copper there is no risk
CHRISTMAS}
G
eee ee Manager! %
(
(
f
i
(BRANDS)
Ff
“or
—FOR—
—AND—
“A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City . ;
and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and
published at Nevada City.
BS
ee Se eas Publisher: :
Elsie P. Willoughby
etEditor #
“hewens C Plume. fe ae
“Thomas Bessler
§
Ca
oe
Three Months ........ ....
One Month
1 Bret Harte
SUGGESTIONS
cnt
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
NN
eo
Published weekly onThorsdays at
at Nevada City, California.
and entered as mail matter of the second classin the. postof-. ¥
fice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879.1;
ea
ee
THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET
nail
4a
. TAGE
=
«a &
PAGE TWO
THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA
DECEMBER . 2, 1930
ABOUT OUR SERVICE
¥
Our patrons wave found that “it is
“different”? from others; it is more
personal, more sympathetic. And
that is what you want when you
have trouble in the family such
OSCAR E. WINBURN
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Suits 1-2-3' Crry HALL BLDG.
GRAss VALLEY. Cal. .
as
death and its ettendant misfortunes
MODERN AMBULANCE SBRVION