December 25, 1931 (6 pages)

OP } i offered to compile such a work without compensation provid. . Our good friend James D. Stewrt of Auburn. A copy of LindE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ee % Kies — ——————-—__ iene aiaiaisaaiicaieaeetereee — secant Soheeopeenienebees a “EJ . of California which is now out of print . We have had Many . SA etteeereteswessetttinn . 7 , hola ids flat hai CITY idee scopy calls for this report and are very grateful to Jim Stewart. . J M HOFF road Stree 1 ‘Published weekly’on Friday morning at Nevada City, Callif., and ‘entered as mail matter of the second’ class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Mr. and Mrs. Ray arrived Tues-) day evening to with Mrs. Ray’s Mrs. Fred Breece. 4 Ms Me 5% Ms oO, wy %, oye THM eee Mr enonegereis MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE Seott Rundy, who spend the holidays College of the Pacific at Stockton, is! 4 parents,‘Mr. and!home ‘with his; parents over the! 3 . Christmas “holidays. & is attending A Legal Newspaper, as defined by legal statute. Printed and . Published at Nevada City eee ee Associate Editor ne ee Manager oy SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year any address in California, in advance $2.00 eee Sea a £9015 +b fgly cdasakte eo Soe Ree Ones ee eal eene emia ao 3] . . . . . . aOR A LOR MERRY CHRISTMAS The Nitgget wishes its many’ readers a Merry Christmas We hope that the New Year will bring prosperity to all. In the meantime it behooves us to be of good cheer even tho it! is hard to do so at times. No matter how hard we think things . ure there is always someone , worse off than we are. We! gifts for each member children, handkerchiefs for the “‘lalis” and cigars for “Bossy spring. Our advertisers have been most generous. thru the € Christmas season and wé appreciate this business. It is our! Christmas present and we are duly greatful. ‘é In North San Juan Santa takes the form of a little old} ¢ Chinaman, who goes about from house to house bearing small fF I . . aman.” “Smiley’’ is a familiar sight in San Juan having come there as a young man he is now past seventy. Smiley helps in the households ' of the little community fora small sum. coming early and staying until late. His wants are simple—a little rice-—bacon and some ginger. His clothes are seconds often mere rags as he saves the best things—for what no one Elie P. Willoughby," Eloy and Pah . WORONGHONGHCoReNeerReRGNeNe must have the Winter storms to bring the green grass in the . of the household. Candy for the Ps . Thin haa hee ae eet ten tuenuatunnenue: i os =e ° on . oo . . . + . . . . \ ~ Masquerade The Next Big ¢ Event Is the _ FIREMEN'S ANNUAL == 8tet 1! BALL THURSDAY, DEC.31. knows. Sometimes he has not enough money at Christmas . then he borrows enough to’buy his gifts. He then works diligently until every cent is paid off. “Smiley’’ is the last of the Chinese village in San Juan but he does not lack friends. His cherful greeting each day is part ef the residents day and will be greatly missed when he is called to his ancestors. * oo FROM THE CALIFORNIA STATE DIVISION OF MINES! The NUGGET received this “week a copy of the AMERI-!+ CAN MINING LAW by A. H. Ricketts. The book contains Is 810 pages printed on thin paper and is nicely bound in black . : leather. This book represents the labor of seven years on the . * part of the author who commenced the work when he was le seventy five years of age. Realizing that he was living on bor. % rowed time and wishing to leave behind him a worthy monu-. ment, Mr. Ricketts approached the » State Mineralogist and g ee, cS > > > eee +9) HH} HHHN \? O % ed they would print it. The consent was given. and the! result is surely worthy of the mining fraterity. Asa result . # Mining Law. may be purchased for the small sum of $2.00 whereas it would otherwise cost at least $10.00. It should be . in the hands of every mining man, prospector and attorney. ! The Mining Association of California at their meeting last meeting-Jast Saturday passed a resolution commending Mr. Ricketts for his splendid work and the entire mining industry owes to him a debt of gratitude. < f RY) : Which reminds us of another gift we recently received from sren’s report on the Tertiary Gravels of the Sierra Nevada oa EEE : a . * eleieieieieieisfeded Hefeffetetetstatetertec. sfestestest .¢ + iM. 4% ae ® *, a) ye . 7 See our ote] SIO SOIOI IOI IOY Gott totetetenzates 2 ee 2 RA A Se oe ee TCG A Newmont Mining Company Product ~Order Your Winter Supply Now Ot Reieteieleieicieing ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO 2. BR Sse se S23 , — = = Ps: ¥ msPat Pt =e Sle aes a . <)> c4—s4 SOX Eitottes j I 2.5" — (=< <2, 7, ae: rs “The 21st of December, 1620, E By A day packed with History A i aplenty, ie IMAL For landed then on Plymouth BINS Rock 5 of healthy Zipp Pilgrim fathers stock, To colonize and found a nation : Where Milk’s the halthiest reiii ( , Vs ¥3 “i “1 y 4 Mey as tien ia wre 1 To make men and women grow i : bigger And to fill with Vim and Vigor, i _ BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY Gold Medal Award California State Fair 1931 Call 77 When You Want Cream From Guernsey Cows Watch the Cream Line EDDIE LEONG Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH: FISH All Kinds of Mellons Free Delivery 7 \7 t . Aehefegeon felefepetetetotten Norge rte ste ofest, SS ——=__FRIDAY, DEC. 25, 1931. _ MINES AND MINING 101 Pine Street MINE EQUIPMENT BOUGHT AND SOLD Sethe etnletettetttel Phone 368 Mg ii 6. J. ROGERS 4 II Attorney : 101 Pine Street Phone 368 2 N. . o ~ . Qre and Bullion Will consider partner one-half interest. Mr. and Mrs, V. Holey and daucgh. rave Yetiimned from Brentwood . St” Mary’s: by here they visited her parents. . { QUARTZ PROSPECT Assays over $12—6-foot ledge Inquire at Nugget Office Purchased . } Licensed by State of California Established 1907 SMELTING & REFINING Co, Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: Sopth Sain Francisco WILDBERG BROS. i is spedning the vacation with his mother, , oo 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 tender and juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and Superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARK CALAHAN & RICHARDS LUMBER — Small rib steak, Tom Hogan, who is a student at Xmas BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS ane Special for Two Weeks Ix4 i. 1x12 Boards, 2x4—2x6, Surfaced 3000 ft. 2x6; No. 3 and frames, nails of all colors, $2.25. per gal. Sheet Rock Wall Board, Ce for insulation. Shingles, Surfaced . side, per M.$22.50 ee $22.50ode per Mo $16.50 1x4 Flooring, Ceiling, Rustic; low, mining wedges, I side, 1 edge, per M all kinds. Composition Roofing in all designs and colors. THE DIAMOND MATCH Co. Grass Valley Phone 42 California ; any pattern, priced survey stakes, doors, windows Ben Hentus paints in Schunite Plaster Board lotex Brand and Fir-Tex Red Cedar in all grades Wu it span the miles, over mountains and rivers, to extend holiday greetings? . Why wait? We’re at your service now. It’s easy to place an inter-city call, SINGLE OR ENSUITE TRE Tans A aay ing hotel ; . Floating . hotels de luxe ; private bath. service for automobile MAKE RESERVATIONS Phase MAIN 4620 Foot oF M SrreEt SACRAMENTO Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION CO, nm 4

OP } i offered to compile such a work without compensation provid. . Our good friend James D. Stewrt of Auburn. A copy of LindE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ee % Kies — ——————-—__ iene aiaiaisaaiicaieaeetereee — secant Soheeopeenienebees a “EJ . of California which is now out of print . We have had Many . SA etteeereteswessetttinn . 7 , hola ids flat hai CITY idee scopy calls for this report and are very grateful to Jim Stewart. . J M HOFF road Stree 1 ‘Published weekly’on Friday morning at Nevada City, Callif., and ‘entered as mail matter of the second’ class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Mr. and Mrs. Ray arrived Tues-) day evening to with Mrs. Ray’s Mrs. Fred Breece. 4 Ms Me 5% Ms oO, wy %, oye THM eee Mr enonegereis MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE Seott Rundy, who spend the holidays College of the Pacific at Stockton, is! 4 parents,‘Mr. and!home ‘with his; parents over the! 3 . Christmas “holidays. & is attending A Legal Newspaper, as defined by legal statute. Printed and . Published at Nevada City eee ee Associate Editor ne ee Manager oy SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year any address in California, in advance $2.00 eee Sea a £9015 +b fgly cdasakte eo Soe Ree Ones ee eal eene emia ao 3] . . . . . . aOR A LOR MERRY CHRISTMAS The Nitgget wishes its many’ readers a Merry Christmas We hope that the New Year will bring prosperity to all. In the meantime it behooves us to be of good cheer even tho it! is hard to do so at times. No matter how hard we think things . ure there is always someone , worse off than we are. We! gifts for each member children, handkerchiefs for the “‘lalis” and cigars for “Bossy spring. Our advertisers have been most generous. thru the € Christmas season and wé appreciate this business. It is our! Christmas present and we are duly greatful. ‘é In North San Juan Santa takes the form of a little old} ¢ Chinaman, who goes about from house to house bearing small fF I . . aman.” “Smiley’’ is a familiar sight in San Juan having come there as a young man he is now past seventy. Smiley helps in the households ' of the little community fora small sum. coming early and staying until late. His wants are simple—a little rice-—bacon and some ginger. His clothes are seconds often mere rags as he saves the best things—for what no one Elie P. Willoughby," Eloy and Pah . WORONGHONGHCoReNeerReRGNeNe must have the Winter storms to bring the green grass in the . of the household. Candy for the Ps . Thin haa hee ae eet ten tuenuatunnenue: i os =e ° on . oo . . . + . . . . \ ~ Masquerade The Next Big ¢ Event Is the _ FIREMEN'S ANNUAL == 8tet 1! BALL THURSDAY, DEC.31. knows. Sometimes he has not enough money at Christmas . then he borrows enough to’buy his gifts. He then works diligently until every cent is paid off. “Smiley’’ is the last of the Chinese village in San Juan but he does not lack friends. His cherful greeting each day is part ef the residents day and will be greatly missed when he is called to his ancestors. * oo FROM THE CALIFORNIA STATE DIVISION OF MINES! The NUGGET received this “week a copy of the AMERI-!+ CAN MINING LAW by A. H. Ricketts. The book contains Is 810 pages printed on thin paper and is nicely bound in black . : leather. This book represents the labor of seven years on the . * part of the author who commenced the work when he was le seventy five years of age. Realizing that he was living on bor. % rowed time and wishing to leave behind him a worthy monu-. ment, Mr. Ricketts approached the » State Mineralogist and g ee, cS > > > eee +9) HH} HHHN \? O % ed they would print it. The consent was given. and the! result is surely worthy of the mining fraterity. Asa result . # Mining Law. may be purchased for the small sum of $2.00 whereas it would otherwise cost at least $10.00. It should be . in the hands of every mining man, prospector and attorney. ! The Mining Association of California at their meeting last meeting-Jast Saturday passed a resolution commending Mr. Ricketts for his splendid work and the entire mining industry owes to him a debt of gratitude. < f RY) : Which reminds us of another gift we recently received from sren’s report on the Tertiary Gravels of the Sierra Nevada oa EEE : a . * eleieieieieieisfeded Hefeffetetetstatetertec. sfestestest .¢ + iM. 4% ae ® *, a) ye . 7 See our ote] SIO SOIOI IOI IOY Gott totetetenzates 2 ee 2 RA A Se oe ee TCG A Newmont Mining Company Product ~Order Your Winter Supply Now Ot Reieteieleieicieing ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO 2. BR Sse

se S23 , — = = Ps: ¥ msPat Pt =e Sle aes a . <)> c4—s4 SOX Eitottes j I 2.5" — (=< <2, 7, ae: rs “The 21st of December, 1620, E By A day packed with History A i aplenty, ie IMAL For landed then on Plymouth BINS Rock 5 of healthy Zipp Pilgrim fathers stock, To colonize and found a nation : Where Milk’s the halthiest reiii ( , Vs ¥3 “i “1 y 4 Mey as tien ia wre 1 To make men and women grow i : bigger And to fill with Vim and Vigor, i _ BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY Gold Medal Award California State Fair 1931 Call 77 When You Want Cream From Guernsey Cows Watch the Cream Line EDDIE LEONG Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH: FISH All Kinds of Mellons Free Delivery 7 \7 t . Aehefegeon felefepetetetotten Norge rte ste ofest, SS ——=__FRIDAY, DEC. 25, 1931. _ MINES AND MINING 101 Pine Street MINE EQUIPMENT BOUGHT AND SOLD Sethe etnletettetttel Phone 368 Mg ii 6. J. ROGERS 4 II Attorney : 101 Pine Street Phone 368 2 N. . o ~ . Qre and Bullion Will consider partner one-half interest. Mr. and Mrs, V. Holey and daucgh. rave Yetiimned from Brentwood . St” Mary’s: by here they visited her parents. . { QUARTZ PROSPECT Assays over $12—6-foot ledge Inquire at Nugget Office Purchased . } Licensed by State of California Established 1907 SMELTING & REFINING Co, Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: Sopth Sain Francisco WILDBERG BROS. i is spedning the vacation with his mother, , oo 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 tender and juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and Superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARK CALAHAN & RICHARDS LUMBER — Small rib steak, Tom Hogan, who is a student at Xmas BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS ane Special for Two Weeks Ix4 i. 1x12 Boards, 2x4—2x6, Surfaced 3000 ft. 2x6; No. 3 and frames, nails of all colors, $2.25. per gal. Sheet Rock Wall Board, Ce for insulation. Shingles, Surfaced . side, per M..$22.50 ee $22.50ode per Mo $16.50 1x4 Flooring, Ceiling, Rustic; low, mining wedges, I side, 1 edge, per M all kinds. Composition Roofing in all designs and colors. THE DIAMOND MATCH Co. Grass Valley Phone 42 California ; any pattern, priced survey stakes, doors, windows Ben Hentus paints in Schunite Plaster Board lotex Brand and Fir-Tex Red Cedar in all grades Wu it span the miles, over mountains and rivers, to extend holiday greetings? . Why wait? We’re at your service now. It’s easy to place an inter-city call, SINGLE OR ENSUITE TRE Tans A aay ing hotel ; . Floating . hotels de luxe ; private bath. service for automobile MAKE RESERVATIONS Phase MAIN 4620 Foot oF M SrreEt SACRAMENTO Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION CO, nm 4