February 10, 1930 (6 pages)

delan KR ole f® At: 3toin of in 00. St., 5¢eh } / The Nugget is California's leading Mining Weekly ada City —————— RTE LIOT EAS CPTI Tar VOLUME IV, ‘NUMBER 13 “THE GOLD CENTER NEVADA CIry, NEVADA. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THE, COUNTY SEAT PAPER _ owes. cane oe _FEBRUARY 10, Al Aad transaction = PAINE MINE HAS BEEN BONDED BY ROHM CHATFIELD By virtue of papers placed on record the past week the four Paine wi brothers have optioned their mining properties in the Kennebec district _north of town to Charles E. Rohm. a : his community. He has been an important figure in East Belt mining circles for many. years and is the owner of various properties, a leadand Clayton Chatfield. The properties involved are the Golden Golden Age No. 2, Nut Pihe, Pine Extension, Rocky Point, Biue in in the Age, Nut Bell,. Blue Bell No. 2 and Porphory has a past production record of!ievel and with 800 feet of backs! tention of the city dads that: sever[ : ; Hill Diggings, in Sections 9, 15, 16. $125,000. He predicts a g: raat fu1to work, there is plenty of ore in] al ‘septic tanks empty into the eréek SIERRA CITY MINING : of TI7N ROE. : ture for the East Belt with its . sient for a long time ahead.’ Wiih!above the site, and that the swampy:}. RB Noe Considerable development work vast potential riches, through the . the larger compressor equipment ini character of the. land would make IS. LOOKING UP FINE =e has becti done the past. few years. coming of adequate electric power . use, thé ore has been kept: well. it difficult to build. and maintain put on the property. When under bond] and looks to see his section teeming] ahead of the mill. Superintenden!/a pcol. The trustees are but luke-. phat the Sierra City. mining disto R. BE. Miesse and associates, a. with activity once more within the! Lichtenberg is expecting to stari,warm on ihe matter of spending . triet ig destned to céme back in! th Huntington mill was set up on the next few abs haneteas pan upraise to connect with the old. that amount of mouey on something . eonyincing fashion after a number property, a tramway installed and More power to him! workings on the upper levels and. that it will be a heavy expense tol ope months of comparative quiet. considerable surface trenching done, . determine the nature of previous. maintain once it is built and feel. one’ “of the leading priperties is. th opening up a ledge for a distance RIFTING operations. : that the matter should be submitied . likely to change hands shortly ae-’ of some 800 feet up the hillside HOGE STARTS D There. is but little snow lef {to the people as to whether the. .9rdine to information passing . m above the mill site and giving 4 ON THE 300 LEVEL around tha surface works and the}mouey should not be spent on! through The Nugget office which has large amount of backs for working. road has bean broken through be-. smething imu,e ui iturian and meed-. peen instrumental in contacting the The croppings show a lot of gosgan which pans well and the property has good prospects for profitable productten. ————$—$ RISCLU ION PRAISE WORK OF THE PRESS ee In a series of resolutions passed Vv p teachers’ institute held here last ion and The Nugget is praised for. ¢ their faithfulness and accuracy in informing the public of the proceedngs and programs. Other subjects covered are favoring joining the northern section of institu at the next meeting and to nowdh e next institute in the ciunty at Truckee; any change in the text book law as at present constituted; favoring a raodification of the law affecting the retirement of teach“-ers; favorng—a-ehange—in—-taxation so tht more money may be secured for the schools; that no drastic action be taken in the’ tenure act; expressing thanks to the Nevada “opposing MAYOR MCLEAN VISITS ville, . county for many years, was in town several days last week while om his way home from a ‘six week’s visit mistic 2 is every indication that they pervy the resolutions committee of the. gist to depth. Drifts and crosscuts will be run in sufficient number to ~ week, the work of the Morning Un-. thoriughly open up the ground bemilling facilites. GEORGE MOTT PASSING George M. Mott removes one of the veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic, a past department grand . continander ‘NEVADA CITY AGAIN of Granitein Nevada Mayor Bill McLean familiar figure th relatives in San Leandro. His honor is one of those optoindividuals who always has good word for his home town and g one being the Republic which ‘centintiniaamasanre been north of Company the 16 The compan yhas piended up some ery promising orebodies on the uper levels the past year and there a real ore planning on the istallation of Sonoma capital. REMOVES OLD RESIDENT Wednesday of The passing last bid for of the order. He had discouraging ly repay handsome dividends in the course of time. . president the operating BRUSH CREEK IS SHOWING GOOD PRODUCTI NL Reports from mine show that the mine enjoyed a profitable run last month and that conditions ture of the company. ~The mill is operating steadily on a 12 hour said to be encouraging. Drifting is in progress on the ledge and_ stoping is being done on the lower 310. of the title it look basis >tween Mountain Drifts have been started east and! years so that the west of the main shaft on the 300 level_at the properties of the Hoge Development town the past few days and will be run with day and night crews. able to get out. The Brush Creek veloping--into one of most profitable producers aside from : and the faith of the Kate Hardy interests that they had mine there reports made will like-. the busines 10.1 Marking sunny i Gaiternia! s initial as the such_a—classic, the first annual Na fame SUE IFE ONCE Hi — — ———— a ah: Brien Creek One of the interesting a TING POOL E COME rte items of business in the meeting of the city MINING LOCATIONS ARE PLACED COTNTY RECORD. The following mining locations have been filed for record the past month: : Yellow Gold placer by F.C. Foote, Fred Williams, Charles E.Alpers, ‘George H. Alpers, -Carl Alpers, Artrustees on Thursday right was the! thur Boundy, James Rickard and. no bright for the fu-. resurrecting. of. that age old pro-. James W. James, in NW% Sec 18 blem of ‘four $10,000 swimming . T17N R9E, North Columbia Hiil pool’. : and returns are “Ginee tentatively fixing Marsh tract on Park avenu has come : The mattet’ did not get House and Guoded, lowners with Los Angeles interests . ¢, mine truck has! the “verbal ‘stage, “but it is likely. who propose taking over the prop{that by the time that elections rol nt and put on 4 large crew at an1around something delinite will have . early date. This property on producme ‘“tooks to be de Serra county’: been arrived at. Gonsiderable discus to the matter’ol which the over lighting » system’ somipany has been demonstr 33 district. the maintaining in the fate of The ee by company Stalling and flav system being , . ) there is not much setting for; fone will be contracted for. Conver gation asus ual suffered a previous paralytic stroke. tional Ski Jumping Tourn: yment . into the evening betore the gome nine years previous and the{will be held on the precipitous . adjourned. last one came in his sleep and ren-. slopes of a mountain . rising sec dering him unconscious to the last. the north shore of Lake Tahoe, . prRApAGCTH months agdtand having an peut td-the~ sion was given . ifre ne the WATER RAISE Mining District. on the! Lucky Boy placer by H.R. Bayes e some in SE corner. SEY Sec. 6, TI8N ree Bureka Mining District. nu beyond . tion oneé more would go far tow ard reviving the district ‘one of the lve state. 2 . 1c Development work is progressin? . staedily at ‘the Primrose mine being for in-. operated by the Burkhard interests Seen) OF Los Angeles. This mine has exW sireet sections of the power ating in price as Ben I’. BalNard of Santa Rosa te ee appears to everyone to be) cellent. prospects for large .operaand general manager of . most reasonabie and much interest . ions. i company and operahe anus With the program} 4 ten stamp mill is being agaetet a tions have been largely financed by} to be given at the Chamber of Com-. on the Young America property and Mendocino — county Lees PORT EOW night on the sub. operated by the Loefler interests. parece it Oe: felt that the matter ine mill is to be driven by water lis wuld be pear Tn oe definitely . power, The tunnel is reported into} a Ski TOURNAMENT 1S jin the near Luture, pba eu WiC i the pay shoot with good backs. ¢ SET FOR LAKE TARO s} oe ae ioe Colombo mine west of town to act!in many as been enthusiastic over a sini‘as a drainage tunnel and to cut the!f instailed here and “jay shoot encountered in the wpper; pected that any contender will arise doubt but what’ yeyelg and it is expected that work. in the newly added portion of the be commenced this! distiict Forrest Young ‘esented session is understood to be keeping 'on this will ran well. sprne. i niceili VE} W., . pecting W. Casserly the Monumental has been pros-;i property ; Brass roots. This prperty at one ELECTION TIME GIVES INTEREST ‘OVER THE STATE While the primary some months away, pective candidates county offices county as evidenced ning in the columns’ Republican Press. / ready in the running for the office time in letting the people know that Up this way it is said to be a last minute keeping contests noted for county offices so ar and definite announcements may he-expetied . offices ibe voted on at the August primary and making it} 9, cmes in this year and with the new districting, Sierra, Plumas and Lassen counties have been tacked onto the former district. While Jerry Seawell has made no formal announcement -aown that on ‘account of his splenlast legislature, that there is strong sentiment tention.on the job. Jerry more than and reports a. good showing on the out of the . with the heavy’voting population in elections are ‘there has been . dearth of interest among prosfor the various over in Mendocino by the large = mber of political, cards now runof the Ukiah There’ are five candidates alassemblyman now held by In1s. There is not much contest deloping among the county offices the incumbents are losing no ey desire ‘to continue on the job. in most cases alcounty has. been for some affair ough Placer the pot boiling onths. Locally there have been but two’ future in All county judge. wiilin the near least one particular. except superior August 26th. The post of assemblyman also of his candidacy it is well id service given his district in the everywhere for his rejade good in the estimation of his constituency and gave us the best epresentation this district had had years. His election is a orgone conclusion as it is not ex-tangling with ,him. of Quincy who rep1 section -inthe last___J to try that assembly situation and Vy InNoOY ny * ue rite ah ce Sie Born in Norwich, Connecticut, dhdaloas 22 28, according to plans. RUPUDED 'time produced one of California's this end of the district, a northernto the National Hotel forthe hos-;Avsist 29, 1844, ‘he spent his youth scape ron : GETS FARMER PROTE ST largest nuggets. It is connected with . er would not stand much chance of pitality shown; appreciation and/!® Detroit until the outbreak of ee ai Hea Hon pace ee ie Sierra Buttes property owned by . pulling through. There nas been unieratitude “to the outside punaieeaes 120 Civil War when he enlisted in, fue riders’’—cehkebrities _ “ — a . the Haye brothers of San Jose. . versal satisfaction with Jerry’s work who gave of their time and talent; the Union army. Following its close continents——will sompete sb alee) 2 ule proposal of the irrigation . It is reported that the Keystone; all the way down the line and the and grateful thanks to Mre, Bile M. he came to California and engaged yan under the authority and sup-. district management to give the . mine is to be reopened this apring compliment paid him iy a veteranAustin for the aplendid progem whe in mining in Nevada county to the errinee of the American ie Anne> 19.0 water Pies around a el na Ernest Innes as soon as supplies. legislator, “that he wa. he highest arranged. Newtown district and later was secse on with the shattering of ex-. jhoist has hit a snags with the can be taken in. It is at this prop-. type of man that couid be elected retary of the North ° Bloomfield isting wirld’s records held a distinct ; farmers who have been holding , erty that water coming from the) to legislative d ities ind: that this s Mining ‘Company prior to the hypossibility. meetings to discuss the situation . tunnel is dropped 1200 feet down. district was ex remels -1ortunate in WRIGHT 1S VISITOR aD draulic ban. In 1873 he married] Tahie Tavern, scene of the run-. Phe propos ed raise does not set . the hillside to a generator and. the Freving man of hi: abilty for ; Miss Nancy Clark and he took up ened of the second annual Tahoe; weil with a lot of the_tillers-of jaa Bee: taken back up the hilt to run} sscenrly man, -was ents-cly deserved — Williams Wright was here from his residence “in Sacramento ast 5 ne — eat Bboy = ihe Mee eee short ese — paeicicg bbe ofte ot ene eres: biti: Smarwilie Thutaday 6s buatwase manager of a large stationery house, — aye ee — RE oad faecal Lad ihe = . me — not be vous on untiete The and was ‘a pleasant caller -at The . er sole to Berkeley to make his) ied a te’ Wie . i es ‘ eal a ek seit ate MINING PERSONALS tigate district now will include Nugget office. Mr. Wright was one . ome . ov cee] c getting Sierra, Nevada, and P.cer counties ss Construction in a mountainside aj) above the $18 mark while the maninstead of the former ive county of the early subscribers to this paSurviving are the sorrowing wi-. mite from there of a giant trajec. sgoment is trying to get it to «. Leuis Nonnemann, prominent! gigtrict. ; ‘ per and he took out a three year. dow and three daughters, Mrs./iory, gaid to be the finest in. point where it will help to. meet Meat packing man of San Francisco, her a in advance subscription while here. George L. Jones, Mrs. G. J. Rector,} ,neriea, has been completed under tt ne chligations of the district. The Ate his attorney, Peter tum Suden,. , piney genserns 5 to express his interest which is of . and , Mrs. Guy H. Chick; one 80N,; tho supervision’ of Lars ances (mest pela last week did not-ar-. attended to legal affairs here durrevolution ais — bes) belie course greatly appreciated by the. Captain G, M. Mott, Jr. One 305! .iyon-times national champiin, who. rive at any definite conclusions. jing the week. Mr. Nonneman is the suneta ee thick of DUR ehete passed away in 1902. \wiil be among the competitors. TOTS SUSU een the owner of the Delhi mine, which Eaee ¢ The distrigt attorney hes Ga. Private funeral services were held. famous ski artists included in the, pg ae RI INCRS 5 ; has produced vast sums of money in uecaa the servees of Jesse W. Cari Una and Dennie Coughlan spent . from the late home Friday morn-. list of entrants gee been eS OGAI N At WN OUNC a HOE . the past. ter of Redding, nemesis of the institute week with relatives in. ing and the remains were taken t0]aunounced by G.C. Torguson, pre1M aN? ' Tom Bigelow, mining man of Moceye Aaage he compelled. Sym North Columbia. Racramonte for cremation. . sident of the a. Ski Associ = BARG! \INS FOR THIS WEEK North Columbia, was a business vise aig $10,000," to the Benes , tion, as fillows: . sitor in Nevada City during the pede tree ae law thats MINING CELEBRATION FOR NEVADA CITY IS PROJECTED . Anders. Haugen, former Olympic; _ Hogan’s leading shoe store if Ne-. Past week. : oe re — one place Oe ‘stay and four times national cham: . vada City is announcing special .barSuperintendent William Litchen_— 5 ustutis firm--The elder_MGGge j INTENDED T0 BOOST ITS MAJOR IMPORTANCE TO STATE, pion;. Ted Rex, present American . gains va thrifty shoe purechsers this . berg, of the Brush Creek mine, was gee oe ge — mortgage champion; Halvor Walstad, known l week that are real buys. It is a good here-on a short business trip. to oe! aa cuacn oO “oe Pins are now being formulated for the puiting on of an eld time mining celebratiqgn at Nevada City in the next few weeks, which will attract the practical help of the public of California to the gold minng industry. Another prelminary meet‘ing is scheduled for this week to] consider final details: for the celebration. Certain mining men and local eitizens request that all who have reljes of the early mining days, should list them with The Nugget office as it is propesed to assemble a collection of relics such as has never been Anything : “gotten. together before. from a pan to a stage coach is ellgible. It is proposed to give aia for hand steel drilling, drill sharpening tug cf war, even down to old time e ladies’ dresses. The plans for the proposed celebration are still in the embryo stage but. further announcement may be expected in the aa few days. Such a celebration would tend in no uncertain manner to focus attention on Nevada City and her boundless mineral resources, and her age gurd ver boy c of gold in California. Tlall. $f the idea can be put over in convineing fashion, it would -bring to Nevada City untold publicity. One of the leadng newspaper men Lars rysville to cover the celebration in} tha teity the past few days, was in. § Nevada City yesterday and was enthusistie over the possibilities of . a celebration in this the cradle ‘of, California’s gold mining industry. If the event can be put over it will be a big feather in Nevads City’s cap. as th week. 2 ee Cc. J. Vermilion, naturalization examiner of San Francisco, conducted ° examinations for ‘citizenship “in Ne city east vada county aapattor. court the pasi is assistant _ (the: Ricimond high school. as the “dare-devil if the skis’; Si Norwegian star; Hal. while the sale is on this week. Ulland, vor Bjorngaard, Katdahl, hampion; old connection with the production . Alf Matheson, Gar! Hall and Henry} Haugen dizzy speed over the hoads of awestruck throngs of the Pacific Coast-who was in Ma-. }of the mountain below. e winter entire West. \ : time to replenish the foot -PAST. HXAUTEDS night Alfred Engen, Olifive timés — American! Stephen Trogstad, . Next, Friday is t . night in Neveda City In exhibition jumps. last Sunday, . it is on. that hiyht that the leaped 195 feet at. Corner get out to show ft! generation how it that lined the base; There will be a turkey The Washington’s Birthday clas-. pay his offictal visit on that eccasie Will mark the second bid of the! sien. Several neophytes have. been sa Doi . Z Tahoe region this month for fame. elected to take the. infiiatory cereMr. and Mrs. E.’C. Uren have as sports mecca of the . mony and. it is expected . will be a large. outpouring of -broFrancisco, ss =! ‘ther Bills. Mrs. Geirge Rogers. came down Frank S. Wood of Freneh Corral . from Washington to attend the visited in Nevada City during the Mrs. Francis -Hogan and Mrs. teachers institute. — Fred Breese, acoempanied by Mias. Mrs. V. V. Foley and little daughEarl Kitts, former resident of this} Ruth Hogan, made a br is visiting ’ Phil Hempler arrived from Rich . mond for a week end visit. Hemple: athletic with relatives. . San Francisco, Mr. lin Lake county recently. instructor at . 4 Miuer’s Foundry. — NIGHT ° observanee of Past Exalted Elks ledge for should be 17 and the district deputy will also and Mrs. Charles Eden vaited Ignitiom: Paris and Accesc ries at Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jurs of San Francisco were in Grass Valley, during the past week, He is head of the mining department of the Bethhe annual, lehem Steel company. William McLean, postmaster and wardrobe Ruiers’ ernor Richardson, proceeded to see that a large amount of county patronage got into the family plant. The case was <arried to the pee) preme court and Carter susta hotelman of Graniteville visited relatives in San Leandro for a_ time io younger . returning home last week. 7°" done, H. G. Kaufman of Berkeley was at. here in a business trip. He is interested in mining paired in North Bloomfield. Sen diner a visitor, Miss Emily Uren of San that there . is here visiting relatives. ; . It has been freely predicted t about the only county officers survive the .axe will be. elerk Arihur S. Fleming and } ly Sheriff Elmer Gum, bot whom stand very high with the 0 : D { cinemas ceil Bide H. J. MeNeif, ex-serviea! Goodyears Bar, was visiting” vada City during’ the past: irs. George C. ‘Shaw, former resident of Ne ter are home from a vigit in Brent: . wood with relatives. ief visit in, gdudge J. B. Landis’ -of Awburn dents, arrived to gate . held court in Nevada City last week, end . ERY = ot ne % George R. Carter was an official . visitor in North San Juan last week. "Hubert Shearer William snaveak: now, ‘Sacramenti

delan KR ole f® At: 3toin of in 00. St., 5¢eh } / The Nugget is California's leading Mining Weekly ada City —————— RTE LIOT EAS CPTI Tar VOLUME IV, ‘NUMBER 13 “THE GOLD CENTER NEVADA CIry, NEVADA. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THE, COUNTY SEAT PAPER _ owes. cane oe _FEBRUARY 10, Al Aad transaction = PAINE MINE HAS BEEN BONDED BY ROHM CHATFIELD By virtue of papers placed on record the past week the four Paine wi brothers have optioned their mining properties in the Kennebec district _north of town to Charles E. Rohm. a : his community. He has been an important figure in East Belt mining circles for many. years and is the owner of various properties, a leadand Clayton Chatfield. The properties involved are the Golden Golden Age No. 2, Nut Pihe, Pine Extension, Rocky Point, Biue in in the Age, Nut Bell,. Blue Bell No. 2 and Porphory has a past production record of!ievel and with 800 feet of backs! tention of the city dads that: sever[ : ; Hill Diggings, in Sections 9, 15, 16. $125,000. He predicts a g: raat fu1to work, there is plenty of ore in] al ‘septic tanks empty into the eréek SIERRA CITY MINING : of TI7N ROE. : ture for the East Belt with its . sient for a long time ahead.’ Wiih!above the site, and that the swampy:}. RB Noe Considerable development work vast potential riches, through the . the larger compressor equipment ini character of the. land would make IS. LOOKING UP FINE =e has becti done the past. few years. coming of adequate electric power . use, thé ore has been kept: well. it difficult to build. and maintain put on the property. When under bond] and looks to see his section teeming] ahead of the mill. Superintenden!/a pcol. The trustees are but luke-. phat the Sierra City. mining disto R. BE. Miesse and associates, a. with activity once more within the! Lichtenberg is expecting to stari,warm on ihe matter of spending . triet ig destned to céme back in! th Huntington mill was set up on the next few abs haneteas pan upraise to connect with the old. that amount of mouey on something . eonyincing fashion after a number property, a tramway installed and More power to him! workings on the upper levels and. that it will be a heavy expense tol ope months of comparative quiet. considerable surface trenching done, . determine the nature of previous. maintain once it is built and feel. one’ “of the leading priperties is. th opening up a ledge for a distance RIFTING operations. : that the matter should be submitied . likely to change hands shortly ae-’ of some 800 feet up the hillside HOGE STARTS D There. is but little snow lef {to the people as to whether the. .9rdine to information passing . m above the mill site and giving 4 ON THE 300 LEVEL around tha surface works and the}mouey should not be spent on! through The Nugget office which has large amount of backs for working. road has bean broken through be-. smething imu,e ui iturian and meed-. peen instrumental in contacting the The croppings show a lot of gosgan which pans well and the property has good prospects for profitable productten. ————$—$ RISCLU ION PRAISE WORK OF THE PRESS ee In a series of resolutions passed Vv p teachers’ institute held here last ion and The Nugget is praised for. ¢ their faithfulness and accuracy in informing the public of the proceedngs and programs. Other subjects covered are favoring joining the northern section of institu at the next meeting and to nowdh e next institute in the ciunty at Truckee; any change in the text book law as at present constituted; favoring a raodification of the law affecting the retirement of teach“-ers; favorng—a-ehange—in—-taxation so tht more money may be secured for the schools; that no drastic action be taken in the’ tenure act; expressing thanks to the Nevada “opposing MAYOR MCLEAN VISITS ville, . county for many years, was in town several days last week while om his way home from a ‘six week’s visit mistic 2 is every indication that they pervy the resolutions committee of the. gist to depth. Drifts and crosscuts will be run in sufficient number to ~ week, the work of the Morning Un-. thoriughly open up the ground bemilling facilites. GEORGE MOTT PASSING George M. Mott removes one of the veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic, a past department grand . continander ‘NEVADA CITY AGAIN of Granitein Nevada Mayor Bill McLean familiar figure th relatives in San Leandro. His honor is one of those optoindividuals who always has good word for his home town and g one being the Republic which ‘centintiniaamasanre been north of Company the 16 The compan yhas piended up some ery promising orebodies on the uper levels the past year and there a real ore planning on the istallation of Sonoma capital. REMOVES OLD RESIDENT Wednesday of The passing last bid for of the order. He had discouraging ly repay handsome dividends in the course of time. . president the operating BRUSH CREEK IS SHOWING GOOD PRODUCTI NL Reports from mine show that the mine enjoyed a profitable run last month and that conditions ture of the company. ~The mill is operating steadily on a 12 hour said to be encouraging. Drifting is in progress on the ledge and_ stoping is being done on the lower 310. of the title it look basis >tween Mountain Drifts have been started east and! years so that the west of the main shaft on the 300 level_at the properties of the Hoge Development town the past few days and will be run with day and night crews. able to get out. The Brush Creek veloping--into one of most profitable producers aside from : and the faith of the Kate Hardy interests that they had mine there reports made will like-. the busines 10.1 Marking sunny i Gaiternia! s initial as the such_a—classic, the first annual Na fame SUE IFE ONCE Hi — — ———— a ah: Brien Creek One of the interesting a TING POOL E COME rte items of business in the meeting of the city MINING LOCATIONS ARE PLACED COTNTY RECORD. The following mining locations have been filed for record the past month: : Yellow Gold placer by F.C. Foote, Fred Williams, Charles E.Alpers, ‘George H. Alpers, -Carl Alpers, Artrustees on Thursday right was the! thur Boundy, James Rickard and. no bright for the fu-. resurrecting. of. that age old pro-. James W. James, in NW% Sec 18 blem of ‘four $10,000 swimming . T17N R9E, North Columbia Hiil pool’. : and returns are “Ginee tentatively fixing Marsh tract on Park avenu has come : The mattet’ did not get House and Guoded, lowners with Los Angeles interests . ¢, mine truck has! the “verbal ‘stage, “but it is likely. who propose taking over the prop{that by the time that elections rol nt and put on 4 large crew at an1around something delinite will have . early date. This property on producme ‘“tooks to be de Serra county’: been arrived at. Gonsiderable discus to the matter’ol which the over lighting » system’ somipany has been demonstr 33 district. the maintaining in the fate of The ee by company Stalling and flav system being , . ) there is not much setting for; fone will be contracted for. Conver gation asus ual suffered a previous paralytic stroke. tional Ski Jumping Tourn: yment . into the evening betore the gome nine years previous and the{will be held on the precipitous . adjourned. last one came in his sleep and ren-. slopes of a mountain . rising sec dering him unconscious to the last. the north shore of Lake Tahoe, . prRApAGCTH months agdtand having an peut td-the~ sion was given . ifre ne the WATER RAISE Mining District. on the! Lucky Boy placer by H.R. Bayes e some in SE corner. SEY Sec. 6, TI8N ree Bureka Mining District. nu beyond . tion oneé more would go far tow ard reviving the district ‘one of the lve state. 2 . 1c Development work is progressin? . staedily at ‘the Primrose mine being for in-. operated by the Burkhard interests Seen) OF Los Angeles. This mine has exW sireet sections of the power ating in price as Ben I’. BalNard of Santa Rosa te ee appears to everyone to be) cellent. prospects for large .operaand general manager of . most reasonabie and much interest . ions. i company and operahe anus With the program} 4 ten stamp mill is being agaetet a tions have been largely financed by} to be given at the Chamber of Com-. on the Young America property and Mendocino — county Lees PORT EOW night on the sub. operated by the Loefler interests. parece it Oe: felt that the matter ine mill is to be driven by water lis wuld be pear Tn oe definitely . power, The tunnel is reported into} a Ski TOURNAMENT 1S jin the near Luture, pba eu WiC i the pay shoot with good backs. ¢ SET FOR LAKE TARO s} oe ae ioe Colombo mine west of town to act!in many as been enthusiastic over a sini‘as a drainage tunnel and to cut the!f instailed here and “jay shoot encountered in the wpper; pected that any contender will arise doubt but what’ yeyelg and it is expected that work. in the newly added portion of the be commenced this! distiict Forrest Young ‘esented

session is understood to be keeping 'on this will ran well. sprne. i niceili VE} W., . pecting W. Casserly the Monumental has been pros-;i property ; Brass roots. This prperty at one ELECTION TIME GIVES INTEREST ‘OVER THE STATE While the primary some months away, pective candidates county offices county as evidenced ning in the columns’ Republican Press. / ready in the running for the office time in letting the people know that Up this way it is said to be a last minute keeping contests noted for county offices so ar and definite announcements may he-expetied . offices ibe voted on at the August primary and making it} 9, cmes in this year and with the new districting, Sierra, Plumas and Lassen counties have been tacked onto the former district. While Jerry Seawell has made no formal announcement -aown that on ‘account of his splenlast legislature, that there is strong sentiment tention.on the job. Jerry more than and reports a. good showing on the out of the . with the heavy’voting population in elections are ‘there has been . dearth of interest among prosfor the various over in Mendocino by the large = mber of political, cards now runof the Ukiah There’ are five candidates alassemblyman now held by In1s. There is not much contest deloping among the county offices the incumbents are losing no ey desire ‘to continue on the job. in most cases alcounty has. been for some affair ough Placer the pot boiling onths. Locally there have been but two’ future in All county judge. wiilin the near least one particular. except superior August 26th. The post of assemblyman also of his candidacy it is well id service given his district in the everywhere for his rejade good in the estimation of his constituency and gave us the best epresentation this district had had years. His election is a orgone conclusion as it is not ex-tangling with ,him. of Quincy who rep1 section -inthe last___J to try that assembly situation and Vy InNoOY ny * ue rite ah ce Sie Born in Norwich, Connecticut, dhdaloas 22 28, according to plans. RUPUDED 'time produced one of California's this end of the district, a northernto the National Hotel forthe hos-;Avsist 29, 1844, ‘he spent his youth scape ron : GETS FARMER PROTE ST largest nuggets. It is connected with . er would not stand much chance of pitality shown; appreciation and/!® Detroit until the outbreak of ee ai Hea Hon pace ee ie Sierra Buttes property owned by . pulling through. There nas been unieratitude “to the outside punaieeaes 120 Civil War when he enlisted in, fue riders’’—cehkebrities _ “ — a . the Haye brothers of San Jose. . versal satisfaction with Jerry’s work who gave of their time and talent; the Union army. Following its close continents——will sompete sb alee) 2 ule proposal of the irrigation . It is reported that the Keystone; all the way down the line and the and grateful thanks to Mre, Bile M. he came to California and engaged yan under the authority and sup-. district management to give the . mine is to be reopened this apring compliment paid him iy a veteranAustin for the aplendid progem whe in mining in Nevada county to the errinee of the American ie Anne> 19.0 water Pies around a el na Ernest Innes as soon as supplies. legislator, “that he wa. he highest arranged. Newtown district and later was secse on with the shattering of ex-. jhoist has hit a snags with the can be taken in. It is at this prop-. type of man that couid be elected retary of the North ° Bloomfield isting wirld’s records held a distinct ; farmers who have been holding , erty that water coming from the) to legislative d ities ind: that this s Mining ‘Company prior to the hypossibility. meetings to discuss the situation . tunnel is dropped 1200 feet down. district was ex remels -1ortunate in WRIGHT 1S VISITOR aD draulic ban. In 1873 he married] Tahie Tavern, scene of the run-. Phe propos ed raise does not set . the hillside to a generator and. the Freving man of hi: abilty for ; Miss Nancy Clark and he took up ened of the second annual Tahoe; weil with a lot of the_tillers-of jaa Bee: taken back up the hilt to run} sscenrly man, -was ents-cly deserved — Williams Wright was here from his residence “in Sacramento ast 5 ne — eat Bboy = ihe Mee eee short ese — paeicicg bbe ofte ot ene eres: biti: Smarwilie Thutaday 6s buatwase manager of a large stationery house, — aye ee — RE oad faecal Lad ihe = . me — not be vous on untiete The and was ‘a pleasant caller -at The . er sole to Berkeley to make his) ied a te’ Wie . i es ‘ eal a ek seit ate MINING PERSONALS tigate district now will include Nugget office. Mr. Wright was one . ome . ov cee] c getting Sierra, Nevada, and P.cer counties ss Construction in a mountainside aj) above the $18 mark while the maninstead of the former ive county of the early subscribers to this paSurviving are the sorrowing wi-. mite from there of a giant trajec. sgoment is trying to get it to «. Leuis Nonnemann, prominent! gigtrict. ; ‘ per and he took out a three year. dow and three daughters, Mrs./iory, gaid to be the finest in. point where it will help to. meet Meat packing man of San Francisco, her a in advance subscription while here. George L. Jones, Mrs. G. J. Rector,} ,neriea, has been completed under tt ne chligations of the district. The Ate his attorney, Peter tum Suden,. , piney genserns 5 to express his interest which is of . and , Mrs. Guy H. Chick; one 80N,; tho supervision’ of Lars ances (mest pela last week did not-ar-. attended to legal affairs here durrevolution ais — bes) belie course greatly appreciated by the. Captain G, M. Mott, Jr. One 305! .iyon-times national champiin, who. rive at any definite conclusions. jing the week. Mr. Nonneman is the suneta ee thick of DUR ehete passed away in 1902. \wiil be among the competitors. TOTS SUSU een the owner of the Delhi mine, which Eaee ¢ The distrigt attorney hes Ga. Private funeral services were held. famous ski artists included in the, pg ae RI INCRS 5 ; has produced vast sums of money in uecaa the servees of Jesse W. Cari Una and Dennie Coughlan spent . from the late home Friday morn-. list of entrants gee been eS OGAI N At WN OUNC a HOE . the past. ter of Redding, nemesis of the institute week with relatives in. ing and the remains were taken t0]aunounced by G.C. Torguson, pre1M aN? ' Tom Bigelow, mining man of Moceye Aaage he compelled. Sym North Columbia. Racramonte for cremation. . sident of the a. Ski Associ = BARG! \INS FOR THIS WEEK North Columbia, was a business vise aig $10,000," to the Benes , tion, as fillows: . sitor in Nevada City during the pede tree ae law thats MINING CELEBRATION FOR NEVADA CITY IS PROJECTED . Anders. Haugen, former Olympic; _ Hogan’s leading shoe store if Ne-. Past week. : oe re — one place Oe ‘stay and four times national cham: . vada City is announcing special .barSuperintendent William Litchen_— 5 ustutis firm--The elder_MGGge j INTENDED T0 BOOST ITS MAJOR IMPORTANCE TO STATE, pion;. Ted Rex, present American . gains va thrifty shoe purechsers this . berg, of the Brush Creek mine, was gee oe ge — mortgage champion; Halvor Walstad, known l week that are real buys. It is a good here-on a short business trip. to oe! aa cuacn oO “oe Pins are now being formulated for the puiting on of an eld time mining celebratiqgn at Nevada City in the next few weeks, which will attract the practical help of the public of California to the gold minng industry. Another prelminary meet‘ing is scheduled for this week to] consider final details: for the celebration. Certain mining men and local eitizens request that all who have reljes of the early mining days, should list them with The Nugget office as it is propesed to assemble a collection of relics such as has never been Anything : “gotten. together before. from a pan to a stage coach is ellgible. It is proposed to give aia for hand steel drilling, drill sharpening tug cf war, even down to old time e ladies’ dresses. The plans for the proposed celebration are still in the embryo stage but. further announcement may be expected in the aa few days. Such a celebration would tend in no uncertain manner to focus attention on Nevada City and her boundless mineral resources, and her age gurd ver boy c of gold in California. Tlall. $f the idea can be put over in convineing fashion, it would -bring to Nevada City untold publicity. One of the leadng newspaper men Lars rysville to cover the celebration in} tha teity the past few days, was in. § Nevada City yesterday and was enthusistie over the possibilities of . a celebration in this the cradle ‘of, California’s gold mining industry. If the event can be put over it will be a big feather in Nevads City’s cap. as th week. 2 ee Cc. J. Vermilion, naturalization examiner of San Francisco, conducted ° examinations for ‘citizenship “in Ne city east vada county aapattor. court the pasi is assistant _ (the: Ricimond high school. as the “dare-devil if the skis’; Si Norwegian star; Hal. while the sale is on this week. Ulland, vor Bjorngaard, Katdahl, hampion; old connection with the production . Alf Matheson, Gar! Hall and Henry} Haugen dizzy speed over the hoads of awestruck throngs of the Pacific Coast-who was in Ma-. }of the mountain below. e winter entire West. \ : time to replenish the foot -PAST. HXAUTEDS night Alfred Engen, Olifive timés — American! Stephen Trogstad, . Next, Friday is t . night in Neveda City In exhibition jumps. last Sunday, . it is on. that hiyht that the leaped 195 feet at. Corner get out to show ft! generation how it that lined the base; There will be a turkey The Washington’s Birthday clas-. pay his offictal visit on that eccasie Will mark the second bid of the! sien. Several neophytes have. been sa Doi . Z Tahoe region this month for fame. elected to take the. infiiatory cereMr. and Mrs. E.’C. Uren have as sports mecca of the . mony and. it is expected . will be a large. outpouring of -broFrancisco, ss =! ‘ther Bills. Mrs. Geirge Rogers. came down Frank S. Wood of Freneh Corral . from Washington to attend the visited in Nevada City during the Mrs. Francis -Hogan and Mrs. teachers institute. — Fred Breese, acoempanied by Mias. Mrs. V. V. Foley and little daughEarl Kitts, former resident of this} Ruth Hogan, made a br is visiting ’ Phil Hempler arrived from Rich . mond for a week end visit. Hemple: athletic with relatives. . San Francisco, Mr. lin Lake county recently. instructor at . 4 Miuer’s Foundry. — NIGHT ° observanee of Past Exalted Elks ledge for should be 17 and the district deputy will also and Mrs. Charles Eden vaited Ignitiom: Paris and Accesc ries at Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jurs of San Francisco were in Grass Valley, during the past week, He is head of the mining department of the Bethhe annual, lehem Steel company. William McLean, postmaster and wardrobe Ruiers’ ernor Richardson, proceeded to see that a large amount of county patronage got into the family plant. The case was <arried to the pee) preme court and Carter susta hotelman of Graniteville visited relatives in San Leandro for a_ time io younger . returning home last week. 7°" done, H. G. Kaufman of Berkeley was at. here in a business trip. He is interested in mining paired in North Bloomfield. Sen diner a visitor, Miss Emily Uren of San that there . is here visiting relatives. ; . It has been freely predicted t about the only county officers survive the .axe will be. elerk Arihur S. Fleming and } ly Sheriff Elmer Gum, bot whom stand very high with the 0 : D { cinemas ceil Bide H. J. MeNeif, ex-serviea! Goodyears Bar, was visiting” vada City during’ the past: irs. George C. ‘Shaw, former resident of Ne ter are home from a vigit in Brent: . wood with relatives. ief visit in, gdudge J. B. Landis’ -of Awburn dents, arrived to gate . held court in Nevada City last week, end . ERY = ot ne % George R. Carter was an official . visitor in North San Juan last week. "Hubert Shearer William snaveak: now, ‘Sacramenti