December 29, 1933 (8 pages)

j ee a FHDAY, DEC. 29, 1983 ‘Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 Printed and PubA Legal Newspaper, as defined’ by -statute. : lished at Nevada City. @. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON....., :.Publishers Published semi-weekly, Menday and iFriday, at Nevada City, Cal-. ifornia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, umder Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBCRIPTION RATES i One year, NEVADA CITY, = CALIFORNIA = > = heen — SS J ‘ ONE STEP FORWARD te Next Spring there will be a great splashing in*the. new municipal. swimming. pool in:the.park which thecity fathers . . have just purchased, Ten acres of the very best bit of mountain scenery original timber, native shrubs and boulder strewn stream, have been acquired for the city’s very own to have and to hold as long as Nevada City exists. Our boys and girls will no longer find it: necessary to trek miles for a good swim in unsafe waters. Picnickers will find one of the most lovely spots in the mountains in which to spread their cloths and viands. 0 This a step forward. Three times at the polls the people ef this city resolutely voted for the swimming pool, the last time, despite the fact that they were offered a reduction of 30 cents per hundred in their tax rate. . The next step forward-should-be a new grammar school buildingand a gymnasium-auditorium for the high school. _ The other day, discussing the subject, we referred to the number of school children in the high and grammar schools as “more than 500." As a matter of fact there are nearly 600 children in the two schools. ‘ Fhe younger:children, in the grammar schools need a safe, sanitary:.and modern school building. If anyone doubts this vital need, let them ask any member of the school board. The high school students, in order to be as well equipped as 99 per cent of the high school children throughout California, should have a gymnasium aud“ytorium. Since the progressive citizens of Nevada City, have turned down a proposal to save taxes in: order to provide their children with a swimming pool, who shall say that they would refuse a bond issue to improve their: schools > PLUMBAGO DEVELOPES _V. F."W. AUXILIARY VIRGIN TERRITORY: GIVES CHRISTMAS PARTY: The V. F.W. , Auxiliary gave a most enjoyable party Friday evening -of mew ground in the which was attended by a—large con‘Miine at Alleghany, gregation. The committee in charge This was one of the first. properties wishes to thank all those who parto prove existence of high grade deticipated in the program or helped posits in the Alleghany field. in any way. ‘The Plumbago, owned by the Yu-, Santa Claus came with presents Mining of the ore and developing Plumbago is progressing. <* “pa Sierra Developnrent Co., was reand candy for all the children. The cently provided with electric power,! program follows: the mine machinery improved and “Jingle Bells’? by all the children the old workings rehabilitated. It, with accompainiment by Mrs. King. is expected the mill will be put into} “Meyry. Christmas,” recitation by eperation in the spring. ‘Juanita Williams. _ The company is also operating the tecitation, by Joe. Day, : “El Dorado property and is reported Tap dance, by Fay Williams, acin profitable ore , companied by Mrs. Talbot. g { Recitation, by Bob Shaughnessy. f these properties lie near d . > pee oF these nrop { Recitation, by Merrill Day. ight ixteen-to-One and, E is. Peters ten Recitation, by Walter Butz. other noted producers. Song, ‘Silent *Night,’’.by those oO 0 b . 1 Billy Morris, salesman from Oak. . jand, with Wesley Smalley. have been spending a few days in Nevada: City, . visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. King, ' days in Nevada City with her parents at their rome on Broad Street. Mr. : Mr. and Mrs. George Calanan. andMrs King will soon leave for. crc eae Gakland where they go every winter Murray Pryor of Walnut and as soon as the springtime comes and» W. Curtis of Sacramento were they will-be back among their many business visitors in Nevada City yesfriends in’ Nevada City. Miss -Helen Calanan of San Francisco is spending the Christmas holirove terday and also called on the formMrs. Nye Johnson © will oO Mrs. David .E. Blakley and Miss Harriett, will spend the Christmas Miss Blakely isa student, at the University of California, ér’s sister, Mrs. Ed Martine. Mr. and have as Christmas dinner.guests her mothef, Mrs. W. E. Young; sister, Miss Beth Young, of Nevada City, “and brother, Harold Young. and “Wife and son of the bay section. Glenn H. Cleland Standard Oil Products Complete Stock of SKID CHAINS and ANTI FREEZE. LIQUID. 1 “ Come In For Winter Service ~. BROAD and COMMERCIAL STREETS holidays in Berkeley. NEVADA CITY a. se Sn eee eee meena nemmnammanns . , PASTIME CLUB "~~ * OPEN TWENTY FOUR HOURS a ‘Lunch and Cigar Counters; Card Tables — GLOBE and GOLDEN GLOW BEERS ©. AL PYERATY, PROP. . _ i 312 Broad Street Nevada City : foal — Sa aeerereeeen = : = = === os l NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE i Pra¢ticai mining tests from 26 to 1000 pounds, givig the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. t 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, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE IN.OTT, Propricior ee ae % Pe ¥ Pon ne We By 3 SBF present, accompanied by. Mrs. King! . his Kirkpatrick eel north of Goodyear Bar. ! omer . SMALL PROFIT IN SMALL GOLD After several queries in regard to a recent letter signed the ‘‘Small j Gold Miner’ that appeared in the Nevada City Nugget a few days ago, 1a Nugget reporter has been given a specific instance as an example. A shipment of 8.98 ounces of gold was purchased over the period of a week andthe -prices ranged from $25,00 to $26.00 according to how clean the gold dust and nuggets were. When the gold buyers gold was melted at the mint there was i loss of over one half ounce or-between $12.00 and $13.00 on the shipment. He was sent a check for $251.24 and after deducting the insurance and shipping charges of $1.24 he had $250.00 clear. This 8.98 ounces “prought him $250, or $27.83 an ‘ounce clear. On that shipment he cleared from $2.83 'lto $1.83 an ounce ! but from this le also had to pay his office -rent, license fee and other overhead expense. Gold buyers that. have small gro.cery stores and take the gold dust and’ nuggets in trade, this buyer states, can afford to pay a higher ipricé as they also make a profit on their grocery sales. One sniper, who had been selling to a gold buyer, made a shipment of three ounces to the mint and realiz'ed about $27.00 an ounce. He is now selling to the gold -buyer at $25.00 and $26.00 an ounce, as he i realizes the gold buyer is paying hin nearly as much as he received at the mint with no waiting and no shipp-; ing expense. lhe was . under .the . would get the world market price, ; and now he relizes the world price is ! for absolutely pure gold or 1.060 fine. locality sruns about 850 fine. ‘STATE TREASURER IS TESTING SCOTT CLAIMS son of Sacramento, is prospecting the Scott. gravel property; near Poker . Plat”not far from Goodyear Bar and}, Pin Sierra county. = *This property is owned by the Scott brothers of Downieville. In early days adjoining ground, which ; the ancient channel traversed, was hydraulicked with rich returns. . Johnson has a crew busily engag! , ed in driving « long tunnel to tap the . i channel, He is also negotiating the scle of gravel. mine just . ——---0 j Louis Savio, who has been visiting lin Nevada City with his sister Mrs. i Elmer Durbin for a few days has re. turned to his home in San Jose. Miss Catherine “Celio, ‘student at .U. of C. is spending the holidays ! i "= Nevada City with her mother, Mrs. Catherine Celio. Miss Deynes Foley, who is ta" student at the B. of C.-is home far the Christmas holidays, e PURCHASES Before his. experience impression hej} The average river gold in this’ . State Treasurer Charles G. John. . . ! . Last Friday night Lincoln i 25 to 19,. Nevada City showed -up . . well against. the larger and more experienced Lincoln boys. The game was the most exciting Nevada City has played ths season. The Yellowjackets kept nip and tuck with the Lincoln boys until the last quarter. The starting line up for Nevada City was: Steger and Pierce, forwards; Celio, center; and Browning and Tamblyn, guards. Roznski were sent in as ‘substitutes. Celio was taken out of the game for four personal fouls. In the B game, the Yellowjackets were swatted 50 to 8, the much larger and trickier Lincoln: boys completely bewildered. the Yellowjackets. The line up was: Bill Polkinghorn and Harold Lopez as forwards; Don Jones as center and Ray Steger and Dick: Stevens as guards, and Elliot, Doolittle and Thomas, substi‘tutes. Doolittle played the outstanding game of the evening, sinking two: shots from the middle of the floor and being high-point man , for Nevada City -with six out of the . eight points scored. . § SACRAMENTO'S / BUSIEST STORE . _ THE FACTORY STORE . Next to Hales 100 per cent Values i Ht . N, RK. °A, i iH THE GREAT Sh . YEAR END ~ nosed . ; out Nevada City’s crack A hoopsters . SALES NOW! DRAMATIC REDUCTIONSIn Womens Apparel COME PREPARED TO SHARE IN THIS Great Bargain Feast WOMENS -. DRESSES. . Formal Frocks : Travel Coats . Dress Coats . Fur Coats . iit MILLINERY i At Prices . . . That Will: Astonish You . COME EARLY » "NEVADA HI HOOPSTERS SNOWMOBILE TAKES UP: BEATEN IN FAST GAME JOB OF CARRYIN< MAIL The snowmobile, with which F. Davies, mail contractor for the route . ! between Nevada City and Alleghany; and Forest, successfully battled wit . { the huge snow drifts last year, is ‘again in commission and during the. ‘last few days, has been bucking the! ' snow banks on the upper stretch of . the . ghany.and Forest. Foote road and between Alle-. When the wheels . \ i . [ The snowmobile is a combination . { t if auto and sleigh. = t nef longer ak the erad e, he! Haddy and! © o longer make the grade ae mto; sleigh runners are dropped place, the wheels elevated, and the its way with the U .S. mails. engine propels the contraption on! IELD SCHOOL BRATES CHRISTMAs By JAMES TINDELE [¢RTH BLOOMFIELD, Dep. 27 ollowing program was fheiq 4: th¢Phool house last Friday evening: ng, by the schook ard drill, by the school. tcitation, Peace on Earth, Corrit Anderson; Christmas Greeting Mifired Miller; It Pays, Betty Lang rgc; Tl Be Myself Again. Bert Christmas Eve Thought, p Sait. oS ,fong, Stars So Bright, by in, 1 lay, Mrs. Santa Come Inigo Her , by the school. fr. and Mrs. EB. B. Dudley, Chrigymis Carols. {Candle drill, by the school. Yule Log Song, dit Bert Scoit. \ The Old Woman in the Shoe, Betty Lapdsburge. food Night 3etty Landsbure tecitation, June Milhanta Claus was played by Mr. ¢& Collins, each child was with a small gift, a bag of candy, apple and oranges. Then came dapeing ‘ollowed by refreshments. Aj epjoyble time was had by all. The sclol teacher, is Miss K. McClish. presenteq RTH BLOOMFIELD, A. V. Tin. defiand family went to Oak Valley tofisit friends there Christmas day, rt Colligan of Graniteville went to pakland to spend Christmas, r, and Mrs. E. B. Dudley spent Chfistmas in Sacramento with their daghters, Mrs Lee Richards ‘and Mr, Mrs. Maurice Kempster. AJUNDANT RAINS AN D TO MINE OPERATORS *lacer. miners are welcoming ihe ran and snow as many gravel properies have been inactive witer. Latest reports from Downieyvile 1 that the Finney, Standard and her quartz mines, with ore piled gh on the dumps, have been awaitng water in order to operate their t The Finney mine is at the guth city limits of Downieville. Within recent weeks another Iroper'ty south of Downieville was fold to Los Angeles men who Will awaiting . itart operations in the spring. de i a Jack has nace.’ “Why, Jane, you ‘have just done wonders in fixing up this roum,”’ oe had to be sold and a woman i new was bought and put ia Gas Heating’ satisfies a w cleanliness. She knows Gas H work easier because it briags Men like Gas Heating bec is automatic. Gas comes gas appliance, Men, of cours gas fire means economy Why not get an estimate ment needed for your home Pe Cc Floor Furnace _{ Solves the heating problem for homes without a basement. ighly praised by thousands, {Saves floor space and is easy f and most economical to’ instal] » and operate, “Yes, Ann, and everyone is satisjed. I had these rooms tedecorated and very definite ideas about house heating before anything , equipment for your home? Ke his Gas furGas H eating fer cleanliness, comfort and convenience ky practically every one of the thousands of gas appliance installations that have been made this winter—a man had to be satisfied. Each had ¥ = tO use. man first of all because of its eiting helps make her house2 no dirt and creates none. duse ordering and delivering piped directly to the furnace or @, know the easy control of a as well as greater comfort. ch the cost of Gas Heating « wember, too, that the equipai be purchased on term Payments. Only a small down payment is needed. Why not be satisfied and -comforiable in y oar home this winter? Circulatin g Heater Attractive, low in -first-cost and highly efficient. It heats two to ‘four rooms. Made in many sizes and styles. Extremely economical © operate. LJ SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE 7 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC ; Owned . Operated * Managed by Cal COMPANY ifornians 202-1233 at § i § th

j ee a FHDAY, DEC. 29, 1983 ‘Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 Printed and PubA Legal Newspaper, as defined’ by -statute. : lished at Nevada City. @. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON........., :..Publishers Published semi-weekly, Menday and iFriday, at Nevada City, Cal-. ifornia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, umder Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBCRIPTION RATES i One year, NEVADA CITY, = CALIFORNIA = > = heen — SS J ‘ ONE STEP FORWARD te Next Spring there will be a great splashing in*the. new municipal. swimming. pool in:the.park which thecity fathers . . have just purchased, Ten acres of the very best bit of mountain scenery original timber, native shrubs and boulder strewn stream, have been acquired for the city’s very own to have and to hold as long as Nevada City exists. Our boys and girls will no longer find it: necessary to trek miles for a good swim in unsafe waters. Picnickers will find one of the most lovely spots in the mountains in which to spread their cloths and viands. 0 This a step forward. Three times at the polls the people ef this city resolutely voted for the swimming pool, the last time, despite the fact that they were offered a reduction of 30 cents per hundred in their tax rate. . The next step forward-should-be a new grammar school buildingand a gymnasium-auditorium for the high school. _ The other day, discussing the subject, we referred to the number of school children in the high and grammar schools as “more than 500." As a matter of fact there are nearly 600 children in the two schools. ‘ Fhe younger:children, in the grammar schools need a safe, sanitary:.and modern school building. If anyone doubts this vital need, let them ask any member of the school board. The high school students, in order to be as well equipped as 99 per cent of the high school children throughout California, should have a gymnasium aud“ytorium. Since the progressive citizens of Nevada City, have turned down a proposal to save taxes in: order to provide their children with a swimming pool, who shall say that they would refuse a bond issue to improve their: schools > PLUMBAGO DEVELOPES _V. F."W. AUXILIARY VIRGIN TERRITORY: GIVES CHRISTMAS PARTY: The V. F.W. , Auxiliary gave a most enjoyable party Friday evening -of mew ground in the which was attended by a—large con‘Miine at Alleghany, gregation. The committee in charge This was one of the first. properties wishes to thank all those who parto prove existence of high grade deticipated in the program or helped posits in the Alleghany field. in any way. ‘The Plumbago, owned by the Yu-, Santa Claus came with presents Mining of the ore and developing Plumbago is progressing. <* “pa Sierra Developnrent Co., was reand candy for all the children. The cently provided with electric power,! program follows: the mine machinery improved and “Jingle Bells’? by all the children the old workings rehabilitated. It, with accompainiment by Mrs. King. is expected the mill will be put into} “Meyry. Christmas,” recitation by eperation in the spring. ‘Juanita Williams. _ The company is also operating the tecitation, by Joe. Day, : “El Dorado property and is reported Tap dance, by Fay Williams, acin profitable ore , companied by Mrs. Talbot. g { Recitation, by Bob Shaughnessy. f these properties lie near d . > pee oF these nrop { Recitation, by Merrill Day. ight ixteen-to-One and, E is. Peters ten Recitation, by Walter Butz. other noted producers. Song, ‘Silent *Night,’’.by those oO 0 b . 1 Billy Morris, salesman from Oak. . jand, with Wesley Smalley. have been spending a few days in Nevada: City, . visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. King, ' days in Nevada City with her parents at their rome on Broad Street. Mr. : Mr. and Mrs. George Calanan. andMrs King will soon leave for. crc eae Gakland where they go every winter Murray Pryor of Walnut and as soon as the springtime comes and» W. Curtis of Sacramento were they will-be back among their many business visitors in Nevada City yesfriends in’ Nevada City. Miss -Helen Calanan of San Francisco is spending the Christmas holirove terday and also called on the formMrs.. Nye Johnson © will oO Mrs. David .E. Blakley and Miss Harriett, will spend the Christmas Miss Blakely isa student, at the University of California, ér’s sister, Mrs. Ed Martine. Mr. and have as Christmas dinner.guests her mothef, Mrs. W. E. Young; sister, Miss Beth Young, of Nevada City, “and brother, Harold Young. and “Wife and son of the bay section. Glenn H. Cleland Standard Oil Products Complete Stock of SKID CHAINS and ANTI FREEZE. LIQUID. 1 “ Come In For Winter Service ~. BROAD and COMMERCIAL STREETS holidays in Berkeley. NEVADA CITY a. se Sn eee eee meena nemmnammanns . , PASTIME CLUB "~~ * OPEN TWENTY FOUR HOURS a ‘Lunch and Cigar Counters; Card Tables — GLOBE and GOLDEN GLOW BEERS ©. AL PYERATY, PROP. . _ i 312 Broad Street Nevada City : foal — Sa aeerereeeen = : = = === os l NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE i Pra¢ticai mining tests from 26 to 1000 pounds, givig the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. t 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, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE IN.OTT, Propricior ee ae % Pe ¥ Pon ne We By 3 SBF present, accompanied by. Mrs. King! . his Kirkpatrick eel north of Goodyear Bar. ! omer . SMALL PROFIT IN SMALL GOLD After several queries in regard to a recent letter signed the ‘‘Small j Gold Miner’ that appeared in the Nevada City Nugget a few days ago, 1a Nugget reporter has been given a specific instance as an example. A shipment of 8.98 ounces of gold was purchased over the period of a week andthe -prices ranged from $25,00 to $26.00 according to how clean the gold dust and nuggets were. When the gold buyers gold was melted at the mint there was i loss of over one half ounce or-between $12.00 and $13.00 on the shipment. He was sent a check for $251.24 and after deducting the insurance and shipping charges of $1.24 he had $250.00 clear. This 8.98 ounces “prought him $250, or $27.83 an ‘ounce clear. On that shipment he cleared from $2.83 'lto $1.83 an ounce ! but from this le also had to pay his office -rent, license fee and other overhead expense. Gold buyers that. have small gro.cery stores and take the gold dust and’ nuggets in trade, this buyer states, can afford to pay a higher ipricé as they also make a profit on their grocery sales. One sniper, who had been selling to a gold buyer, made a shipment of three ounces to the mint and realiz'ed about $27.00 an ounce. He is now selling to the gold -buyer at $25.00 and $26.00 an ounce, as he i realizes the gold buyer is paying hin nearly as much as he received at the mint with no waiting and no shipp-; ing expense. lhe was . under .the . would get the world market price, ; and now he relizes the world price is ! for absolutely pure gold or 1.060 fine. locality sruns about 850 fine. ‘STATE TREASURER IS TESTING SCOTT CLAIMS son of Sacramento, is prospecting the Scott. gravel property; near Poker . Plat”not far from Goodyear Bar and}, Pin Sierra county. = *This property is owned by the Scott brothers of Downieville. In early days adjoining ground, which ; the ancient channel traversed, was hydraulicked with rich returns. . Johnson has a crew busily engag! , ed in driving « long tunnel to tap the . i channel, He is also negotiating the scle of gravel. mine just . ——---0 j Louis Savio, who has been visiting lin Nevada City with his sister Mrs. i Elmer Durbin for a few days has re. turned to his home in San Jose. Miss Catherine “Celio, ‘student at .U. of C. is spending the holidays ! i "= Nevada City with her mother, Mrs. Catherine Celio. Miss Deynes Foley, who is ta" student at the B. of C.-is home far the Christmas holidays, e PURCHASES

Before his. experience impression hej} The average river gold in this’ . State Treasurer Charles G. John. . . ! . Last Friday night Lincoln i 25 to 19,. Nevada City showed -up . . well against. the larger and more experienced Lincoln boys. The game was the most exciting Nevada City has played ths season. The Yellowjackets kept nip and tuck with the Lincoln boys until the last quarter. The starting line up for Nevada City was: Steger and Pierce, forwards; Celio, center; and Browning and Tamblyn, guards. Roznski were sent in as ‘substitutes. Celio was taken out of the game for four personal fouls. In the B game, the Yellowjackets were swatted 50 to 8, the much larger and trickier Lincoln: boys completely bewildered. the Yellowjackets. The line up was: Bill Polkinghorn and Harold Lopez as forwards; Don Jones as center and Ray Steger and Dick: Stevens as guards, and Elliot, Doolittle and Thomas, substi‘tutes. Doolittle played the outstanding game of the evening, sinking two: shots from the middle of the floor and being high-point man , for Nevada City -with six out of the . eight points scored. . § SACRAMENTO'S / BUSIEST STORE . _ THE FACTORY STORE . Next to Hales 100 per cent Values i Ht . N, RK. °A, i iH THE GREAT Sh . YEAR END ~ nosed . ; out Nevada City’s crack A hoopsters . SALES NOW! DRAMATIC REDUCTIONSIn Womens Apparel COME PREPARED TO SHARE IN THIS Great Bargain Feast WOMENS -. DRESSES. . Formal Frocks : Travel Coats . Dress Coats . Fur Coats . iit MILLINERY i At Prices . . . That Will: Astonish You . COME EARLY » "NEVADA HI HOOPSTERS SNOWMOBILE TAKES UP: BEATEN IN FAST GAME JOB OF CARRYIN< MAIL The snowmobile, with which F. Davies, mail contractor for the route . ! between Nevada City and Alleghany; and Forest, successfully battled wit . { the huge snow drifts last year, is ‘again in commission and during the. ‘last few days, has been bucking the! ' snow banks on the upper stretch of . the . ghany.and Forest. Foote road and between Alle-. When the wheels . \ i . [ The snowmobile is a combination . { t if auto and sleigh. = t nef longer ak the erad e, he! Haddy and! © o longer make the grade ae mto; sleigh runners are dropped place, the wheels elevated, and the its way with the U .S. mails. engine propels the contraption on! IELD SCHOOL BRATES CHRISTMAs By JAMES TINDELE [¢RTH BLOOMFIELD, Dep. 27 ollowing program was fheiq 4: th¢Phool house last Friday evening: ng, by the schook ard drill, by the school. tcitation, Peace on Earth, Corrit Anderson; Christmas Greeting Mifired Miller; It Pays, Betty Lang rgc; Tl Be Myself Again. Bert Christmas Eve Thought, p Sait. oS ,fong, Stars So Bright, by in, 1 lay, Mrs. Santa Come Inigo Her , by the school. fr. and Mrs. EB. B. Dudley, Chrigymis Carols. {Candle drill, by the school. Yule Log Song, dit Bert Scoit. \ The Old Woman in the Shoe, Betty Lapdsburge. food Night 3etty Landsbure tecitation, June Milhanta Claus was played by Mr. ¢& Collins, each child was with a small gift, a bag of candy, apple and oranges. Then came dapeing ‘ollowed by refreshments. Aj epjoyble time was had by all. The sclol teacher, is Miss K. McClish. presenteq RTH BLOOMFIELD, A. V. Tin. defiand family went to Oak Valley tofisit friends there Christmas day, rt Colligan of Graniteville went to pakland to spend Christmas, r, and Mrs. E. B. Dudley spent Chfistmas in Sacramento with their daghters, Mrs Lee Richards ‘and Mr, Mrs. Maurice Kempster. AJUNDANT RAINS AN D TO MINE OPERATORS *lacer. miners are welcoming ihe ran and snow as many gravel properies have been inactive witer. Latest reports from Downieyvile 1 that the Finney, Standard and her quartz mines, with ore piled gh on the dumps, have been awaitng water in order to operate their t The Finney mine is at the guth city limits of Downieville. Within recent weeks another Iroper'ty south of Downieville was fold to Los Angeles men who Will awaiting . itart operations in the spring. de i a Jack has nace.’ “Why, Jane, you ‘have just done wonders in fixing up this roum,”’ oe had to be sold and a woman i new was bought and put ia Gas Heating’ satisfies a w cleanliness. She knows Gas H work easier because it briags Men like Gas Heating bec is automatic. Gas comes gas appliance, Men, of cours gas fire means economy Why not get an estimate ment needed for your home Pe Cc Floor Furnace _{ Solves the heating problem for homes without a basement. ighly praised by thousands, {Saves floor space and is easy f and most economical to’ instal] » and operate, “Yes, Ann, and everyone is satisjed. I had these rooms tedecorated and very definite ideas about house heating before anything , equipment for your home? Ke his Gas furGas H eating fer cleanliness, comfort and convenience ky practically every one of the thousands of gas appliance installations that have been made this winter—a man had to be satisfied. Each had ¥ = tO use. man first of all because of its eiting helps make her house2 no dirt and creates none. duse ordering and delivering piped directly to the furnace or @, know the easy control of a as well as greater comfort. ch the cost of Gas Heating « wember, too, that the equipai be purchased on term Payments. Only a small down payment is needed. Why not be satisfied and -comforiable in y oar home this winter? Circulatin g Heater Attractive, low in -first-cost and highly efficient. It heats two to ‘four rooms. Made in many sizes and styles. Extremely economical © operate. LJ SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE 7 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC ; Owned . Operated * Managed by Cal COMPANY ifornians 202-1233 at § i § th