December 27, 1935 (6 pages)

LIONS BERKELEY, Dec: 26.—Conservation measures put into effect by the State of California and other agenties have énabled the deer populatoin to remain more or less stable in spite of the increasing number ot hunters. But the disturbance of nature’s balance in regard to mountain lions and other predatory animals has resulted in an increase in the -doe ‘population which ultimately may have to be taken care of in some way. These conclusions have been reached by E. R. Hall, curator of mammals, California Museum of Vertebrate Zoology of the University of California, after a survey of the ‘situation. A notable fact about the deer species of California is that they still retain most of their distinctive Physical characteristics, according to Hall, thus affording nature lovers and scientists the opportunity for a more or less complete study ‘of the different kinds of deer. Likewise the sportsman finds opportunity’ for a collection of a variety of trophies that he would not have otherwise. This is due to the fact that the native deer have never been contaminated through the introduction of inferior species from other places. He points out that the native deer of Pennsylvania were nearly all exterminated, but while -introduction from elsewhere have brought. the ‘deer population of that state to a point where it is second only to California, these deer are inferior to the native stock. NUGGET ADS PAY PROGRAM URGED SACRAMENTO, De Dec. 26.—With strong indications. that California’s 1935 traffic toll will equal or exceed the staggering casualty record of 1934, despite greatly intensified efforts to reduce motor vehicle accidents, the California Safety Council today announced: a five point program, establishing definite objectives in its war on highway homicides. The safety program, made public by William May. Garland of Los Anseles, president of the Council, is as follows: 1. EDUCATION. More exacting qualifications for drivers. Education of potential drivers in the schools. Public education before women’s clubs, civic. and commercial groups, in the fundamentals of safe driving. Revocation of licenses of unfit operators and strict -examihation of applicants for licenses by. State Motor Vehicle Department. 2. ENFORCEMENT. and uniform enforcement of existing laws through fully complemented State Highway Patrol, and with the j cooperation of municipal judges and police traffic officers. Particular stress to be placed on enforcement of legal penalties on private motoristq and operagors ‘of commercial vehicles fin relation to speeding, drunken driving, qualification of drivers, size and weight of vehicles, condition of brakes and other phases of equipment. Limitation of commercial use of the public highways Adequate: NEVADA ( A CIFY N soa DEER —e UNION PROPERTY . : The crew of the Deer Creek Union mine, southeast of Nevada City, under Superintendent ’“‘Cap” George A. Nihell, _will be given a two day lay: off or holiday at Christmas. Four men are engaged in sinking operations, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth and son, Donald, are to spend Christmas in Livermore with relatives and friends. While there they will visit relatives in Berkeley and San Francisco. Miss Helen Jones of Hollister will arrive tomorrow to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Jones. where hazards to the safety of private motorists-are added by the operation of commercial vehicles. Vigorous and sustained opposition to traffie “tag fixing.’ 3. ENGINEERING. Provision for application of every scien tgfiqally aproved safety insurer or device to reduce traffic hazards, such as guard rails, underpasses, signals, safety islands and other ‘safeguards which may be required for proper highway maintenance and in the interest of added safety. 4. UNIFORM ADMINISTRATION Adaption of uniform traffic control technique systém throughout California, thereby increasing road safety and efficiency of commercial and pleasure cars on main arterials throughout California. 5. LEGISLATION. Revision of traffic laws as and when needed to more fully protect life and property of motorists and pedestrians on the by truck and bus lines‘in all cases California highways. GLASSES Open the door to a hew world for people whuse eyesight is poor OPTOMETRIST 118 mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES _ Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke . Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. Saas FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered . Clarence R. Gray 520 Goyote Street Phone 16 et ona in “The Sun Produce and ' “BUILDER OF Nevada City CONTRACTOR Construction, Hauling, Excavating . I am now equipped to move from 300 to 500 yards of soil or gravel i in eight hours work. bOBST FINE HOMES” Phone 289-M B ge 1etye ie an se tfe oe sfe"es +, % + AUTOMOBILE SEEEE SESE SLES EEE SS eT Tee eT eT eT eT ee eee Terr ere rete NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE : Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor TIME FOR NEW YEARS Have it off your Mind. Get exactly the bird you want Phone 67 MEAT BUY THE BEST AT . . Keystone MarketNOTE OUR PRICES _ »TRY OUR QUALITY . WE DO NOT—_ , WE WILL NOT Carry Anything But the Best ‘Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Pot Roasts, Cold Meats, Sausages, Ham, Bacon NUGGET ADS PAY “TURKEY . LUMBER First Quality at Lower Prices STATE WPA CREW SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.—Administrative costs of. California’s Works Progress Administration were reduced approximately $90,000 per month as the result of orders issued this week by Frank Y. McLaughlin. state WPA administrator. More than 800 employees were eliminated from the administration payrolls. = McLaughlin explained that the slash in the state WPA administrative personnel was made possible by the fact that California already has more than: three-foruths of its former relief quota at work on federal projects and that the need for a large executive staff has subsequently diminished. All of the persons affected will be dropped from the payrolls by the first of the year, said the administrator. “Due to the intensive drive that the California Works Progress Administration was making to get its quota to.work during November and December, we found it necessary to employ a large staff of extra help in the various administrative departments,” said McLaughlin. “‘We now have more than 121,000 persons at work on projects and we anticipate that this number will be increased to at least 150,000 by the eud of the month: This will leave only approximately 10,000 persons for whom jobs will then remain to be: found. “It would be a useless waste of money to continue to maintain a larger administrative personnel than is necessary.’’ Practically every departiment, in the state WPA setup was affected by the order which was issued as an outcome of a meeting in San Francisco ‘of the various district directors and McLaughlin. MP. and Mrs: Randolph Carter had as a Christmas guest their granddaughter Miss Bertrude Reynolds of Sacramento. Mrs. H. B. Reed and daughter, *Eleanor of Grants Pass, Oregon, Spending the holidays with Mrs. Reed’s daughters, Mrs. Ted Edinger of Nevada City and Mrs. Bonebrake of Grass Valley. Subscribe for The Nugget. To Whom It May Concern: I suffered from blood and stomach trouble for years. I also had pains in my kidneys. I suffered so_ terrible that I could not do any work at all. Upon the advice of my friend, I decided to give Yee & Yee, the Chinese Herb Specialist, a trial. After are . taking his herbs for a few weeks, my troubles all disappeared, and I am feeling fine now. If any one is sick, I highly reccommend Yee & Yee, the leading Chinese Herb. Specialist. ei gio) yours, JHARLIE BLOME, : Emigrant Gap, Calif. Office hours, daily 4 p. m. to 9 pm. Sat. 8 a. m. to 8 p. ™, Sunday 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. YEE AND YEE HERB co. 121 S. Church St, Grass Valley Prompt Delivery Any Quantity Straight from our sawmill THE NEW WAY To clean clothes THE NEW MACHINE That cleans them in a jiffy THE NEW FLUID That leaves no odor THE NEW SPEED 24 hour service Mountain Folks Take Notice: Please? ~ eles . THER STOVE 0 (aRae ar 4 SIGNAL OIL COMPANY'S HIGH TEST It will burn in lamps BURNS CLEANER THAN = Your suits received ‘here in: the: diortiny shipped” out “to youthat nigh t. Grass Valley CLEANERS. ED. BURTNER, Prop. Phone 875—Grass Valley saves ana Reae Gait tes to home or, business firm. A. . . Rowen Nevada County Distributor Grass Valley Phone 626 bth. and Chicken Dinner UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA CAFE Our Delicious. Italian Lunches and Dinners Lucca’s Special Dinner 220 MAIN STREET ‘ 76s $1.00 © COMPLETE BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS NEVADA CITY PHONE 164 © FRID SAN CARLO OPERA COMING TO SACTO. Three outstanding attractions have been selected for the 1936 visit of the San Carlo Opera Company to Sacramento, February 21 and 22, according to word received from Tom C. Girton, Northern California manager for this quarter of.a century old touring organization. Richard Wagner’s “Lohengrin”’ an opera never before given in Sacramento, will be the vehicle for the San Carlo’s gala opening night at the Memori fuditorium. The following afternoon, Von Flotow’s “Martha”,-a work not given here for many years, will be presented in English. The “Martha” performance will be followed by a program of ballet divertisements by the San Carlo Ballet. ‘ The closing attraction on Saturday night will be Bizet’s “Carmen” said to be one of the best things in the extensive repertoire of the company. His principals this year include two guest artists from the Metropolitan Opera Company and a new singer’ brought from Italy. The chorus; ballet and . orchestra have been enlarged and strengthened and new scenery and properties added to the wealth of material on tour. Tickets for the performances will g0 on sale about January 12 at Sherman Clay & Co., according to Willis Bass, who will be in charge og ticket sales. Prices will range from 50 cents to $1.50. TRY. 9 “HOTEL A SPLENDID VALUE 159 Powe Ly STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant’ off the Lobby Subscribe for The Nugget. ITS TOM AND JERRY TIME AT “The Gables” Nite Club ‘DANCING Delicious, Well-Cooked Foods Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road Mrs. Preston’s ; News Stand ; Stationery, Magazines 316, Broad St. Nevada City A e DECEMBER 27, 1935. ORANGE SIGNS TO MARK SKI TRAILS Throughout the high Sierra snow country” this week, U.'S. forest rangers, National ‘Park employees and ski club members are taking the trek along the state’s ski trails to put up uniform markers pointing the way to the skiways and toboggan slides.of the winter sports area, Hundreds of bright orange tri. angles, sharply lettered in black, will define the way along every trail. The uniform marker, adopted at the instigation of the winter sports committee of the State Chamber of Commerce, carries in the apex the insignia of the Forest Service, National Park service of ski club, which has Placed the marker; along one side, the name of the mountain range; on the other side, the word, ‘‘Skiways,”’ and at, the base, the terminii of that particular trail; with arrow giving directions. Placed at right angles to the line of trail and above maximum snow line, the bright orange triangle will show, it is believed, for miles against the snowy slopes. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martine had as Christmas day guests Mrs. Martine’s brothers, Messrs. Roger, Ben and Murray Pryor of Maxwell. ' FORREST B. RISLEY _CLEANING AND, PRESSING TAILORING Men’s 1 LC aor co eee hin nee eT $1.00 aE: 1 LA Re ae ie Say cau 50 Ladies’ Dresses ..... $1.00 Up Phone 217 W. Broad St., Nev. City MINING MACHINERY SLOW SPEED, HEAVY DUTY ELEGtric .motors, Westinghouse and General Electric. One i-h. p, one 1% h. p., one 3 h. p., three 5 h. D:, three 15 h. p., three 50., one 100 h, p., and two 150 h. p. One light drum hoist; a ten stamp mill;°one Ford caterpillar. Wesley W. Davis care of Nugget Printing Office or Phone: Ed Phillips, Nevada City, 24-F-3. 12-2.7-tfe PLASTER SAND, GRAVEL AND Road Rock. Prompt delivery and reasonable prices. Nevada City phone 24-F43. Ed Phillips. 1223-1mop. MR. GILBERT WARNER, the artist will tach an art class if there are enough persons interested to join. Anyone interested please -communicate with Mrs. B. C. Goldsmith. Phone Nevada City 142 J. . . USED STOVES—$10 and up. Circulators and radiant heaters, also a few wood and coal ranges. E, Z. terms. Grass Valley Electric, 120 Main Street, Grass Valley. SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, sorssons . ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S F} {IT SHOP 220 Hast Main‘. Phone 603 GRASS . ALLEY . i NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP Nevada ‘City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions Ore and Bullion. Purchased Licensed by State of California . . \. Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS, REPRE SMEL’ Offices: a St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco 12-6-1me E. JAMESON, CARPENTER, Care National Hotel, wants day or job lot work. 10-18tf BUILDING CONTRACTOR WILL build two houses in Nevada City or vicinity, for sale or rent. Terms of sale or rent to be on consistent business basis. Apply Nugget Office. 11-18-tf E. JAMESON, CARPENTER, care National Hotel, wants day or job lot work, 10i CARS BOUGHT; (‘AND REFINANCED Loans made on cars. 1930 Buick Roadster in A-1 shape. Other excellent offerings at out establishment. Fred A. Rupley, 120 Hast Main St., Grass Valley. 6-22-tr, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 'USED—We have several good are like “new. Very easy terms, .Phone 9 120 BE, Main St. Grass Valley Electric Co. Pe MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new WashingMachine. Exclusive Dealer for Maytag Electric and gasoline engine washers, ulso Easy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms Grass Valley Electric Co. 120 East Main St. Grass Valley Phone 9 for. Free Remonstration 2-9-tf USED WASHERS—rrom $10 up— Maytags and other popular models. Terms are easy. Grass Valiey Electrir. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley. buys in used Refrigerators, some bd « A bed ® t, “: (pe

LIONS BERKELEY, Dec: 26.—Conservation measures put into effect by the State of California and other agenties have énabled the deer populatoin to remain more or less stable in spite of the increasing number ot hunters. But the disturbance of nature’s balance in regard to mountain lions and other predatory animals has resulted in an increase in the -doe ‘population which ultimately may have to be taken care of in some way. These conclusions have been reached by E. R. Hall, curator of mammals, California Museum of Vertebrate Zoology of the University of California, after a survey of the ‘situation. A notable fact about the deer species of California is that they still retain most of their distinctive Physical characteristics, according to Hall, thus affording nature lovers and scientists the opportunity for a more or less complete study ‘of the different kinds of deer. Likewise the sportsman finds opportunity’ for a collection of a variety of trophies that he would not have otherwise. This is due to the fact that the native deer have never been contaminated through the introduction of inferior species from other places. He points out that the native deer of Pennsylvania were nearly all exterminated, but while -introduction from elsewhere have brought. the ‘deer population of that state to a point where it is second only to California, these deer are inferior to the native stock. NUGGET ADS PAY PROGRAM URGED SACRAMENTO, De Dec. 26.—With strong indications. that California’s 1935 traffic toll will equal or exceed the staggering casualty record of 1934, despite greatly intensified efforts to reduce motor vehicle accidents, the California Safety Council today announced: a five point program, establishing definite objectives in its war on highway homicides. The safety program, made public by William May. Garland of Los Anseles, president of the Council, is as follows: 1. EDUCATION. More exacting qualifications for drivers. Education of potential drivers in the schools. Public education before women’s clubs, civic. and commercial groups, in the fundamentals of safe driving. Revocation of licenses of unfit operators and strict -examihation of applicants for licenses by. State Motor Vehicle Department. 2. ENFORCEMENT. and uniform enforcement of existing laws through fully complemented State Highway Patrol, and with the j cooperation of municipal judges and police traffic officers. Particular stress to be placed on enforcement of legal penalties on private motoristq and operagors ‘of commercial vehicles fin relation to speeding, drunken driving, qualification of drivers, size and weight of vehicles, condition of brakes and other phases of equipment. Limitation of commercial use of the public highways Adequate: NEVADA ( A CIFY N soa DEER —e UNION PROPERTY . : The crew of the Deer Creek Union mine, southeast of Nevada City, under Superintendent ’“‘Cap” George A. Nihell, _will be given a two day lay: off or holiday at Christmas. Four men are engaged in sinking operations, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth and son, Donald, are to spend Christmas in Livermore with relatives and friends. While there they will visit relatives in Berkeley and San Francisco. Miss Helen Jones of Hollister will arrive tomorrow to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Jones. where hazards to the safety of private motorists-are added by the operation of commercial vehicles. Vigorous and sustained opposition to traffie “tag fixing.’ 3. ENGINEERING. Provision for application of every scien tgfiqally aproved safety insurer or device to reduce traffic hazards, such as guard rails, underpasses, signals, safety islands and other ‘safeguards which may be required for proper highway maintenance and in the interest of added safety. 4. UNIFORM ADMINISTRATION Adaption of uniform traffic control technique systém throughout California, thereby increasing road safety and efficiency of commercial and pleasure cars on main arterials throughout California. 5. LEGISLATION. Revision of traffic laws as and when needed to more fully protect life and property of motorists and pedestrians on the by truck and bus lines‘in all cases California highways. GLASSES Open the door to a hew world for people whuse eyesight is poor OPTOMETRIST 118 mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES _ Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke . Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. Saas FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered . Clarence R. Gray 520 Goyote Street Phone 16 et ona in “The Sun Produce and ' “BUILDER OF Nevada City CONTRACTOR Construction, Hauling, Excavating . I am now equipped to move from 300 to 500 yards of soil or gravel i in eight hours work. bOBST FINE HOMES” Phone 289-M B ge 1etye ie an se tfe oe sfe"es +, % + AUTOMOBILE SEEEE SESE SLES EEE SS eT Tee eT eT eT eT ee eee Terr ere rete NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE : Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor TIME FOR NEW YEARS Have it off your Mind. Get exactly the bird you want Phone 67 MEAT BUY THE BEST AT . . Keystone MarketNOTE OUR PRICES _ »TRY OUR QUALITY . WE DO NOT—_ , WE WILL NOT Carry Anything But the Best ‘Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Pot Roasts, Cold Meats, Sausages, Ham, Bacon NUGGET ADS PAY “TURKEY . LUMBER First Quality at Lower Prices STATE WPA CREW SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.—Administrative costs of. California’s Works Progress Administration were reduced approximately $90,000 per month as the result of orders issued this week by Frank Y. McLaughlin. state WPA administrator. More than 800 employees were eliminated from the administration payrolls. = McLaughlin explained that the slash in the state WPA administrative personnel was made possible by the fact that California already has more than: three-foruths of its former relief quota at work on federal projects and that the need for a large executive staff has subsequently diminished. All of the persons affected will be dropped from the payrolls by the first of the year, said the administrator. “Due to the intensive drive that the California Works Progress Administration was making to get its quota to.work during November and December, we found it necessary to employ a large staff of extra help in the various administrative departments,” said McLaughlin. “‘We now have more than 121,000 persons at work on projects and we anticipate that this number will be increased to at least 150,000 by the eud of the month: This will leave only approximately 10,000 persons for whom jobs will then remain to be: found. “It would be a useless waste of money to continue to maintain a larger administrative personnel than is necessary.’’ Practically every departiment, in the state WPA setup was affected by the order which was issued as an outcome of a meeting in San Francisco ‘of the various district directors and McLaughlin. MP. and Mrs: Randolph Carter had as a Christmas guest their granddaughter Miss Bertrude Reynolds of Sacramento. Mrs. H. B. Reed and daughter, *Eleanor of Grants Pass, Oregon, Spending the holidays with Mrs. Reed’s daughters, Mrs. Ted Edinger of Nevada City and Mrs. Bonebrake of Grass Valley. Subscribe for The Nugget. To Whom It May Concern: I suffered from blood and stomach trouble for years. I also had pains in my kidneys. I suffered so_ terrible that I could not do any work at all. Upon the advice of my friend, I decided to give Yee & Yee, the Chinese Herb Specialist, a trial. After are . taking his herbs for a few weeks, my troubles all disappeared, and I am feeling fine now.

If any one is sick, I highly reccommend Yee & Yee, the leading Chinese Herb. Specialist. ei gio) yours, JHARLIE BLOME, : Emigrant Gap, Calif. Office hours, daily 4 p. m. to 9 pm. Sat. 8 a. m. to 8 p. ™, Sunday 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. YEE AND YEE HERB co. 121 S. Church St, Grass Valley Prompt Delivery Any Quantity Straight from our sawmill THE NEW WAY To clean clothes THE NEW MACHINE That cleans them in a jiffy THE NEW FLUID That leaves no odor THE NEW SPEED 24 hour service Mountain Folks Take Notice: Please? ~ eles . THER STOVE 0 (aRae ar 4 SIGNAL OIL COMPANY'S HIGH TEST It will burn in lamps BURNS CLEANER THAN = Your suits received ‘here in: the: diortiny shipped” out “to youthat nigh t. Grass Valley CLEANERS. ED. BURTNER, Prop. Phone 875—Grass Valley saves ana Reae Gait tes to home or, business firm. A. . . Rowen Nevada County Distributor Grass Valley Phone 626 bth. and Chicken Dinner UNION HOTEL AND LUCCA CAFE Our Delicious. Italian Lunches and Dinners Lucca’s Special Dinner 220 MAIN STREET ‘ 76s $1.00 © COMPLETE BAR SERVICE BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS NEVADA CITY PHONE 164 © FRID SAN CARLO OPERA COMING TO SACTO. Three outstanding attractions have been selected for the 1936 visit of the San Carlo Opera Company to Sacramento, February 21 and 22, according to word received from Tom C. Girton, Northern California manager for this quarter of.a century old touring organization. Richard Wagner’s “Lohengrin”’ an opera never before given in Sacramento, will be the vehicle for the San Carlo’s gala opening night at the Memori fuditorium. The following afternoon, Von Flotow’s “Martha”,-a work not given here for many years, will be presented in English. The “Martha” performance will be followed by a program of ballet divertisements by the San Carlo Ballet. ‘ The closing attraction on Saturday night will be Bizet’s “Carmen” said to be one of the best things in the extensive repertoire of the company. His principals this year include two guest artists from the Metropolitan Opera Company and a new singer’ brought from Italy. The chorus; ballet and . orchestra have been enlarged and strengthened and new scenery and properties added to the wealth of material on tour. Tickets for the performances will g0 on sale about January 12 at Sherman Clay & Co., according to Willis Bass, who will be in charge og ticket sales. Prices will range from 50 cents to $1.50. TRY.. 9 “HOTEL A SPLENDID VALUE 159 Powe Ly STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant’ off the Lobby Subscribe for The Nugget. ITS TOM AND JERRY TIME AT “The Gables” Nite Club ‘DANCING Delicious, Well-Cooked Foods Complete Bar Service Highway, Cor. Lake Olympia Road Mrs. Preston’s ; News Stand ; Stationery, Magazines 316, Broad St. Nevada City A e DECEMBER 27, 1935. ORANGE SIGNS TO MARK SKI TRAILS Throughout the high Sierra snow country” this week, U.'S. forest rangers, National ‘Park employees and ski club members are taking the trek along the state’s ski trails to put up uniform markers pointing the way to the skiways and toboggan slides.of the winter sports area, Hundreds of bright orange tri. angles, sharply lettered in black, will define the way along every trail. The uniform marker, adopted at the instigation of the winter sports committee of the State Chamber of Commerce, carries in the apex the insignia of the Forest Service, National Park service of ski club, which has Placed the marker; along one side, the name of the mountain range; on the other side, the word, ‘‘Skiways,”’ and at, the base, the terminii of that particular trail; with arrow giving directions. Placed at right angles to the line of trail and above maximum snow line, the bright orange triangle will show, it is believed, for miles against the snowy slopes. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martine had as Christmas day guests Mrs. Martine’s brothers, Messrs. Roger, Ben and Murray Pryor of Maxwell. ' FORREST B. RISLEY _CLEANING AND, PRESSING TAILORING Men’s 1 LC aor co eee hin nee eT $1.00 aE: 1 LA Re ae ie Say cau 50 Ladies’ Dresses ......... $1.00 Up Phone 217 W. Broad St., Nev. City MINING MACHINERY SLOW SPEED, HEAVY DUTY ELEGtric .motors, Westinghouse and General Electric. One i-h. p, one 1% h. p., one 3 h. p., three 5 h. D:, three 15 h. p., three 50., one 100 h, p., and two 150 h. p. One light drum hoist; a ten stamp mill;°one Ford caterpillar. Wesley W. Davis care of Nugget Printing Office or Phone: Ed Phillips, Nevada City, 24-F-3. 12-2.7-tfe PLASTER SAND, GRAVEL AND Road Rock. Prompt delivery and reasonable prices. Nevada City phone 24-F43. Ed Phillips. 1223-1mop. MR. GILBERT WARNER, the artist will tach an art class if there are enough persons interested to join. Anyone interested please -communicate with Mrs. B. C. Goldsmith. Phone Nevada City 142 J. . . USED STOVES—$10 and up. Circulators and radiant heaters, also a few wood and coal ranges. E, Z. terms. Grass Valley Electric, 120 Main Street, Grass Valley. SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, sorssons . ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S F} {IT SHOP 220 Hast Main‘. Phone 603 GRASS . ALLEY . i NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP Nevada ‘City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions Ore and Bullion. Purchased Licensed by State of California . . \. Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS, REPRE SMEL’ Offices: a St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco 12-6-1me E. JAMESON, CARPENTER, Care National Hotel, wants day or job lot work. 10-18tf BUILDING CONTRACTOR WILL build two houses in Nevada City or vicinity, for sale or rent. Terms of sale or rent to be on consistent business basis. Apply Nugget Office. 11-18-tf E. JAMESON, CARPENTER, care National Hotel, wants day or job lot work, 10i CARS BOUGHT; (‘AND REFINANCED Loans made on cars. 1930 Buick Roadster in A-1 shape. Other excellent offerings at out establishment. Fred A. Rupley, 120 Hast Main St., Grass Valley. 6-22-tr, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 'USED—We have several good are like “new. Very easy terms, .Phone 9 120 BE, Main St. Grass Valley Electric Co. Pe MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new WashingMachine. Exclusive Dealer for Maytag Electric and gasoline engine washers, ulso Easy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms Grass Valley Electric Co. 120 East Main St. Grass Valley Phone 9 for. Free Remonstration 2-9-tf USED WASHERS—rrom $10 up— Maytags and other popular models. Terms are easy. Grass Valiey Electrir. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley. buys in used Refrigerators, some bd « A bed ® t, “: (pe