December 24, 1937 (6 pages)

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1937. NEVADA ASL NUGGET TAHOE REALTY OWNERS TO VOTE ON FIRE DIST. ::" Of interest to property owners on Lake Tahoe is a hearing set for 10 o’clock a. m. Tuesday, January 4, 1938, at the county courthouse in the city of Auburn in connection with the proposed formation of the Tahoe-Placer county fire district, according to informatino received from DeWitt Nelson ,forest supervisor at Nevada City N.elson states that the required number of signatures have been secured to a petition to place ithe matter before the county supervisors, and the hearing is for the purpose of determining whether or not a special election shall be held. He urges that all property: owners ‘be present that can possibly do so whether in favor of the proposed district or opposed to it, so that the supervisors may have a true cross. S TAT PET CPTI TTT, BODY AND FENDER REPAIR . Bring your car to us for quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed, Tops weatherproofed and repaired. Expert, Radiator Repairing. Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding. General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only Service of Its Kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage Be, Comfortable "Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. section of obinti and picture ef actual conditions upon which to base their decision as to the special elecNelson states that, the Forest Serie would: have no official connecith the fire district, if formt is interested in its formation in pee to see adequate fire pro‘tection for that region. The present is considered inadequate r the property For a ‘number. of years the forest service ‘has been able to maintain a patrolman and small tank truck in the Lake Tahoe area through vol-. urfiary ‘contributions of the more. influential property owners. new district would place the burden of fire protection equally upon everybody in proportion to the property involved, but should not be burdensome on any owner. board of fire undrewriters according ‘to Nelson, advise that a reduction of 10 to 15 per cent in insurance rates should be available immediately upon installation of adequate fire proMUSIC FESTIVAL . OF SALZBURG TO . Were reported early this week from +. provided for those of sufficient exWINTER CAMP AT . camp at Pahatsi, December 26 to 30 scouts and leaders with ‘probably twenty more to come making one of the largest winter camp groups since snow camps were started ten years ago. An expert skier will be in camp the full time to give instruction. Evening programs of inside games and activities will be as in the past years. Cross country trips will be perience. If the fall of snow is not GUN THREAT HEARING Steve Ashley of the French Cor-. Jerry Beckel, San Francisco; Jack ral district was arrested Monday by; Brizzolara, Sacramento; Mrs. W. B. allegedly Hardie and son Alleghany; M sheriff’s i y Fai: % threatening R. C Beyers with a shot-,leghany; C. R. Blyth, P. Kent, B. W. . a gun. Ashley will have a preliminary Lenehan, examination in Judge Mobley’s court mon, Stockton; G. E. Poore, Nevada. : MANY Scoy iS on December 28. District Attorney City; W. H. West, Los Angeles; J. & Vernon Stoll will conduct the pro-. D. Meredith, oe ia Forty six registrations for winter . secution. NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS The following guests ate registered at the National Hotel: C. W B.urton, M. D. WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK ' repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass’: Valley. ; 10-8--moc . Use Classified Ads. ‘ e L, D. Lacey, Sacramento; . let Death enter the faraily circle becctsc you have been careless. Let Us Check Your BrakesBRAKE SHOP j{ 126 Main St., Opp. Fire House : Grass Valley Sacramento; H. L. Solo. leghany; Chas. Lew Wanamaker, James, Suisun; ramento; C. Webb, Francisco; Francisco; Rams, B. Marston, Forest; Geo. Williams, S. Jack Wittmer, S U.Swanson, Spokane; M. . ‘Tum Suden, R. S. Egenhoff, Alleghany; — DeGrio; Al-. too heavy between now and time . for camp there’ will be the opportun. ity for ice skating. An advance party . of 5 or 6 leaders will go up Thursday to prepare the lodge for winter camp, : Last week end saw the inside water system finished to the extent that j Tunning water will be available in the kitchen and wash pohch for the first time for winter camps. A small work party in two days did the necNEVADA CITY ual HOTEL . vis CLUNIE PROPERLY CORRECTED . 8th and K Streets Sacramento $1.50 to $2.50 per day ee ste, leek CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SACRAMENTO, Dec. 24. burg will come to Northern California January 15. Americans who have travelled to Austria almost annually for the world famous music festival will have an opportunity to hear the hit of its last season when Sacramento music series brings the Salzburg ‘opera guild to Memorial each of their operas. They attempt, according to their leader, Czonka, to According to reviews by the New revive the spirit of the old opera York critics, the Salzburgers have houses of Europe, where a perfect “gone“over” in the metropolis, and ensemble was considered to be more important* than great -singing or act= ing by individual stars. “Auditorium next month. bid fair to uphold their famous Salzburg traditions of musical artistry. ade, the guild was organized in 1934 by Paul Czonka, whose chief aim was to produce opera from the standpoint of ‘‘ensemble’’ in which drama, music and decor were perfectly synchronized. in The “‘close harmony,” upon which . ter, advance notices dwell to a great extent, evidently has been achieved, since Pitts Sanborn of the New York World-Telegram teamwork for which those artists have made themselves noted in the short time they have been here.’’ Setting for the guild’s ‘homework { E essary plumbing: so camp may be COM e. opened with this convenience. Dick Ebbert and Ken Ricksecker of Auburn; George Sanderson of Penryn; John Speed and Charles Foster of Grass. Valley and H Ricksecker made up the party. on the Second floor of the new and artistic City Hall W. H. GRIFFTHS, Secretary : . 30 A. Good Hotel SiH OP $150 to $250 is In a mood of experiment and cruswhere the members of the company reputedly work for six months on Mrs. E; J. N. Ott, Sr. has received word that her nephew, Thomas Mahoney of Sacramento is quite ill. Captain and Mrs. A. H. Willard and children will spend Christmas Newly-wed Husband: “Do you mean to say.there’s only one course . refers to ‘“that/for dinner tonight? Just cheese?’’ Wife: “Yes dear. You see, when. /¢ the chops caught fire and fell into the dessert I had to use the soup to put it out.”’ an estate in the Austrian Tyrol, ae oveetery SaRAAAAaERDAEES Roseville with Mr. Willard’s sistele toledo tnatetteteceteneletot te tS ace Time and Money! by shopping here. We yet have a wide variety of holiday merenandise and can supply suwitable gifts for Baby to Grandmother. teste she rat tt Ot ake! Setesterd * ate: * . wy stat cS Wa Desirable, Economical Breakfast —.... 25c, 40c, 50¢ Comfortable, Convenient Luncheon .... 45¢ and 50c ee Dinner ... 65c, 75c and $1.00 161 PoweELe . apes AT O’FARRELL Open All Night ox SAN Beoeibeea a ! CLUB. RENDEZVOUS COCKTAIL BAR AND COFFEE MODERATE PRICES QUICK SERVICE cones st oofestestert Let us help you with . sugK? E Bearethtne has been done. to make your Christmas pleasant and easy and to give prompt, efficient service. Packages Carefully Wrapped For Mailing. >» Assortment of Christmas Cards. HAAS and MISS SAYLOR’S Christmas Candies R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG iss scewennscecas Snes "a feats eh fe ake ates! eS e % 7 ‘2 +3) ras Phone 100 RHE rieHiniinieiempnioieiiieies., ek +, re “MEET ME AT THE MANX” On Famous Powell Street Dear Friends: rials: and then ask for our prices. Nb Nv ‘ Thisis to wish you all a Merry Christmas. TICKETS . MEMBERSHIP CARDS . __ HANDBILLS OF ALL SIZES () MENUS "LICENSE AND RECEIPT BOOKS work, which we believe will please you. Sincerely yours, Nevada City Nugget Print Shop We look forward to another year in your service, and take this occasion to remind you that there are many forms of printing you will need at the beginning of 1938. We offer you our services in printing these various items: MINING REPORTS . SPECIAL FORMS USED BY MINING COMPANIES =~ BLANK FORMS OF ALL . DESCRIPTIONS a PLACARDS WINDOW CARDS TRESPASS AND HUNTING ~ WARNINGS PROGRAMS Sumer INVOICE SHEETS . TIME, SLIPS LETTERHEADS We ask that you kindly look over the above list, ascertain your. We can show you many samples of our 5 a ad red at ett ae Leth ae hae baie betes tata ba bebe ieee ih asttatiaet ENVELOPES BILLHEADS POSTAL CARDS INVENTORY FILES INVITATIONS BUSINESS CARDS SHIPPING TAGS STATEMENTS BOOKLETS — vy = atte 2

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1937. NEVADA ASL NUGGET TAHOE REALTY OWNERS TO VOTE ON FIRE DIST. ::" Of interest to property owners on Lake Tahoe is a hearing set for 10 o’clock a. m. Tuesday, January 4, 1938, at the county courthouse in the city of Auburn in connection with the proposed formation of the Tahoe-Placer county fire district, according to informatino received from DeWitt Nelson ,forest supervisor at Nevada City N.elson states that the required number of signatures have been secured to a petition to place ithe matter before the county supervisors, and the hearing is for the purpose of determining whether or not a special election shall be held. He urges that all property: owners ‘be present that can possibly do so whether in favor of the proposed district or opposed to it, so that the supervisors may have a true cross. S TAT PET CPTI TTT, BODY AND FENDER REPAIR . Bring your car to us for quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed, Tops weatherproofed and repaired. Expert, Radiator Repairing. Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding. General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only Service of Its Kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage Be, Comfortable "Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. section of obinti and picture ef actual conditions upon which to base their decision as to the special elecNelson states that, the Forest Serie would: have no official connecith the fire district, if formt is interested in its formation in pee to see adequate fire pro‘tection for that region. The present is considered inadequate r the property For a ‘number. of years the forest service ‘has been able to maintain a patrolman and small tank truck in the Lake Tahoe area through vol-. urfiary ‘contributions of the more. influential property owners. new district would place the burden of fire protection equally upon everybody in proportion to the property involved, but should not be burdensome on any owner. board of fire undrewriters according ‘to Nelson, advise that a reduction of 10 to 15 per cent in insurance rates should be available immediately upon installation of adequate fire proMUSIC FESTIVAL . OF SALZBURG TO . Were reported early this week from +. provided for those of sufficient exWINTER CAMP AT . camp at Pahatsi, December 26 to 30 scouts and leaders with ‘probably twenty more to come making one of the largest winter camp groups since snow camps were started ten years ago. An expert skier will be in camp the full time to give instruction. Evening programs of inside games and activities will be as in the past years. Cross country trips will be perience. If the fall of snow is not GUN THREAT HEARING Steve Ashley of the French Cor-. Jerry Beckel, San Francisco; Jack ral district was arrested Monday by; Brizzolara, Sacramento; Mrs. W. B. allegedly Hardie and son Alleghany; M sheriff’s i y Fai: % threatening R. C Beyers with a shot-,leghany; C. R. Blyth, P. Kent, B. W. . a gun. Ashley will have a preliminary Lenehan, examination in Judge Mobley’s court mon, Stockton; G. E. Poore, Nevada. : MANY Scoy iS on December 28. District Attorney City; W. H. West, Los Angeles; J. & Vernon Stoll will conduct the pro-. D. Meredith, oe ia Forty six registrations for winter . secution. NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS The following guests ate registered at the National Hotel: C. W B.urton, M. D. WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK ' repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass’: Valley. ; 10-8--moc . Use Classified Ads. ‘ e L, D. Lacey, Sacramento; . let Death enter the faraily circle becctsc you have been careless. Let Us Check Your BrakesBRAKE SHOP j{ 126 Main St., Opp. Fire House : Grass Valley Sacramento; H. L. Solo. leghany; Chas. Lew Wanamaker, James, Suisun; ramento; C. Webb, Francisco; Francisco; Rams, B. Marston, Forest; Geo. Williams, S. Jack Wittmer, S U.Swanson, Spokane; M. . ‘Tum Suden, R. S. Egenhoff, Alleghany; — DeGrio; Al-. too heavy between now and time . for camp there’ will be the opportun. ity for ice skating. An advance party . of 5 or 6 leaders will go up Thursday to prepare the lodge for winter camp, : Last week end saw the inside water system finished to the extent that j Tunning water will be available in the kitchen and wash pohch for the first time for winter camps. A small work party in two days did the necNEVADA CITY ual HOTEL . vis CLUNIE PROPERLY CORRECTED . 8th and K Streets Sacramento $1.50 to $2.50 per day ee ste, leek CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SACRAMENTO, Dec. 24. burg will come to Northern California January 15. Americans who have travelled to Austria almost annually for the world famous music festival will have an opportunity to hear the hit of its last season when Sacramento music series brings the Salzburg ‘opera guild to Memorial each of their operas. They attempt, according to their leader, Czonka, to According to reviews by the New revive the spirit of the old opera York critics, the Salzburgers have houses of Europe, where a perfect “gone“over” in the metropolis, and ensemble was considered to be more important* than great -singing or act= ing by individual stars.

“Auditorium next month. bid fair to uphold their famous Salzburg traditions of musical artistry. ade, the guild was organized in 1934 by Paul Czonka, whose chief aim was to produce opera from the standpoint of ‘‘ensemble’’ in which drama, music and decor were perfectly synchronized. in The “‘close harmony,” upon which . ter, advance notices dwell to a great extent, evidently has been achieved, since Pitts Sanborn of the New York World-Telegram teamwork for which those artists have made themselves noted in the short time they have been here.’’ Setting for the guild’s ‘homework { E essary plumbing: so camp may be COM e. opened with this convenience. Dick Ebbert and Ken Ricksecker of Auburn; George Sanderson of Penryn; John Speed and Charles Foster of Grass. Valley and H Ricksecker made up the party. on the Second floor of the new and artistic City Hall W. H. GRIFFTHS, Secretary : . 30 A. Good Hotel SiH OP $150 to $250 is In a mood of experiment and cruswhere the members of the company reputedly work for six months on Mrs. E; J. N. Ott, Sr. has received word that her nephew, Thomas Mahoney of Sacramento is quite ill. Captain and Mrs. A. H. Willard and children will spend Christmas Newly-wed Husband: “Do you mean to say.there’s only one course . refers to ‘“that/for dinner tonight? Just cheese?’’ Wife: “Yes dear. You see, when. /¢ the chops caught fire and fell into the dessert I had to use the soup to put it out.”’ an estate in the Austrian Tyrol, ae oveetery SaRAAAAaERDAEES Roseville with Mr. Willard’s sistele toledo tnatetteteceteneletot te tS ace Time and Money! by shopping here. We yet have a wide variety of holiday merenandise and can supply suwitable gifts for Baby to Grandmother. teste she rat tt Ot ake! Setesterd * ate: * . wy stat cS Wa Desirable, Economical Breakfast —........ 25c, 40c, 50¢ Comfortable, Convenient Luncheon ....... 45¢ and 50c ee Dinner ...... 65c, 75c and $1.00 161 PoweELe . apes AT O’FARRELL Open All Night ox SAN Beoeibeea a ! CLUB. RENDEZVOUS COCKTAIL BAR AND COFFEE MODERATE PRICES QUICK SERVICE cones st oofestestert Let us help you with . sugK? E Bearethtne has been done. to make your Christmas pleasant and easy and to give prompt, efficient service. Packages Carefully Wrapped For Mailing. >» Assortment of Christmas Cards. HAAS and MISS SAYLOR’S Christmas Candies R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG iss scewennscecas Snes "a feats eh fe ake ates! eS e % 7 ‘2 +3) ras Phone 100 RHE rieHiniinieiempnioieiiieies., ek +, re “MEET ME AT THE MANX” On Famous Powell Street Dear Friends: rials: and then ask for our prices. Nb Nv ‘ Thisis to wish you all a Merry Christmas. TICKETS . MEMBERSHIP CARDS . __ HANDBILLS OF ALL SIZES () MENUS "LICENSE AND RECEIPT BOOKS work, which we believe will please you. Sincerely yours, Nevada City Nugget Print Shop We look forward to another year in your service, and take this occasion to remind you that there are many forms of printing you will need at the beginning of 1938. We offer you our services in printing these various items: MINING REPORTS . SPECIAL FORMS USED BY MINING COMPANIES =~ BLANK FORMS OF ALL . DESCRIPTIONS a PLACARDS WINDOW CARDS TRESPASS AND HUNTING ~ WARNINGS PROGRAMS Sumer INVOICE SHEETS . TIME, SLIPS LETTERHEADS We ask that you kindly look over the above list, ascertain your. We can show you many samples of our 5 a ad red at ett ae Leth ae hae baie betes tata ba bebe ieee ih asttatiaet ENVELOPES BILLHEADS POSTAL CARDS INVENTORY FILES INVITATIONS BUSINESS CARDS SHIPPING TAGS STATEMENTS BOOKLETS — vy = atte 2