February 5, 1942 (4 pages)

Four Page —_—_: — —— saerworearory seme nares t # ea ee —a es THE POCKETBOOK lor KNOWLEDGE = COVER 75,.0CO 41: 5 TH . MILE-A-MINUTE OR FASTER EVERY DAY U.S R41! QOADS “TRAINS A DOZEN EG6S VARY IN WEIGHT AS MUCH AS a) Ears @' <u FASHIONS “— DRESSES TO DATE 1S "CELERY HEARTS” MODERN . @ <8 PER CENT LESS FUEL TS YEAR THE GIRLS WILL BE WEARING “V/TAMIN MADE FROM FABRICS DONE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PATTERNS. FAVORITE PATTERN AUTOMOBILES USE : HEY DIP I5 YEARS AGO 10 TO 15 OUNCES THAN J ? * Topic Of Business Forum . Your inécme duct? These and many other new income tax schedules will tailed attention at the mesting of the Business Forum meeting . Sl ae ee ER . tomorrow night Jean Sy POAC BES 1 Sip eC -anG . practical viewpoint iwill be made, andj it “will Se possible to .present indiv-. jdual problems and questions for! consideration and discussion. . “very unmarried person,’ stated Frank Emery Cox, the director of the meetings, ‘‘who has an. income of $15 per‘week or more for the year of 1941 will have to make a return regardless of whether he has. exemptions which will eliminate his netessity for paying any tax. In the ease of married people, if the joint insome is more than $29 ver week A return has to be filed even though no tax will be rayehle. It is. that 23,000.0000 citizens wil be quired +o file returns this year, This is 50% more than last year. Many of these individuals are unfamiliar with the forms. Employers are being deluged with reqests by their emra. pioyees for information as to how to) make ouéthe returns. They want to know what to include in income and what can be legally deducted. This forthcoming meeting will furnish an opportunity for obtaining this data.’’ The effect on the merchants of the inereased tax rate will be outlined; the effect on our trend toward infla“tion will be explained; the increased problems for the retailer as purchasing power is reduced will be discussed. : No one who is in business where merchandise or service are dispensed can afford to miss his opportunity to clear troublesome questions which confront him. The meeting will start at 7:30 and will be held in the usual place, Aaditorium of the Elementary School. There is no fee or cost connected with attendance. This next meeting will be the fifth in the series of six. -. They are presented through the facilities. of the Nevada City Evening School and the Business Bureau of the California State Department of Education through the provisions of the George-Deen” Distributive Education Act. CHMA MEETS FEBRUARY 8 The California. Hydraulic Mining -_ Association--twill-hold--a—meeting—at the Bret ‘Harte Inn on February &. Lancheon will be served at one 0’clock, the business session will begin at 2 o'clock. Motion pictures of the tax——what will it be? What can you de-! . the United States, estimated . phases in connection with the be the subjects to be given de—3}] ya skhocrn chow Pig lent T+ >3}} woarOr At Wilk “he entire operation ofthe mine, The , Homsttak2 is the largest producer in . oS Chapter — American Mining Congress The \California Chapter of the American Mining ‘Congress was ‘comp'eteq Janpary 17. Officials of the “slifornia ‘Chapter are: Worthen Brad’ey, Bradley ‘Mining Company, rresident; [Russell (Mumford, Amertean Potash and ‘Chemical Corrora‘tion, vice president; Roy HE. Tremoureaux, U. S. Lime Products, vicepresident; and Albert F. Knorp, sec'retary-treasurer. Members of the ex‘ecutive committee are: ‘C. C. Prior, Central Eureka Mining Wm. C. Browning, Golden Queen Mining Company; F. C. Van Deinse: Yuba ‘Consolidated Gold Fields; A. B. ‘Campbell, ‘Pacific Coast Borax Sompany; F. W. Nobs, Empire Star ;Mines, Ltd.; E. ‘B, DeGolia, ~Gold . Hill Dredging Company;~ Senator Thomas McCormack, Natomas Company and Roy W. Moore, Cactus Queen Mining Comipany. The new as. ! sociation, incorporating the ‘largest list of mines ever brought together €4 on in ‘California, will cooperate closely , With existing mining associations and that cooperation is one of the prime motives behind the California Chapter. —-Mining and ‘Contracting Review. Sierra County Court Decision Reversed By State Supreme Court A Sierra County Superior Court decision against Marie E. Wright, who had sued for an_ injunction against C. L. Best to halt him from dumping mining tailings into Rock Creek, which rung through her ranch was reversed by the state supreme court. : Best owns the Ruby Mine,’and the plaintiff charged that pollution and debris from his operations damaged her flume and ditch workings on the creek. The superior court had held she had appropriated right to the Mayor Hall Again Elected Sr. Warden Of Episcopal Church . Trinity iyaonthiy meeting last Monday night. ‘They are: Senior Warden; Charles Elliott, Junior Warden; tary; Lioyd Dudley, Treasurer; Mrs. Alfred ‘Wallbrecht, (Clerk. Leland Smith, ] thur Innis, Carl Libbey, H. S. Foreman and C. E. LaBoyteaux. Books For Armed Forces Total 500 vada City the soldiers, sailors and marines of Uncle Sam’s most gratifying. more than 500 books, nearly all in excellent will provide good recreational and non-fiction reading. generousiy as lthe nation will easily attain its’ goal of ten million books. ‘books, and has not . please get them to the Hbrary before February 12. “VYour Inc»me Tax” WillBe . . ea S -Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, February 5, 1942. LL TN Officers for 1942 were elected by “Westry at their regular Hall, Mayor Benjamin SecrePaul Kemper, Other members of the vestry are: G.&. -Mitchell,.-ArThe response of the people of Neto the call for books for armed forces, has been condition and books that community sur little town has, If -every The drive will close February 12. after which the books wiil be packed . to run for an elective and sent ‘to a central depot, not yet!complied with the law that enabled desigrated tributed ships. and from there be dis+o the army camps and the = Any one wke wishes to contribute yet done. so, MRS. IVA WILLIAMSON. —— LETTER TO EDITOR (Continued from Page One) And when they estimate the spread between their monthly paychecks, what can they be expécted to -do when they come home after the war and vote. ; Politicians have seized a time when they must have unity and have greater problems to solve and they are fully aware of the fact that we are mentally too lazy to think and act individually. We are derelect. We have’ never had to recite fervently and out of the depths of our souls “Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread” never having been as hungry as the pecples where this prayer originatWhen the framers of our constitution, after several months delibWe already have’ responds aseration. were unable to agree, Ben{jamin Franklin spoke as follows: ‘Tet us forget for the time our linfallibility and adopt this instru. ment. While it is not what I want (he wanted only one house and no pay) ;I am not prepared to say I am wrong. _ It *provides for a minimum of interference on the part of the federal government guarantees life and liberty of its citizens and will provide the most enlightened government that any people have ever had and will continue to do so until we become so decadent and corrupt as to destroy it.” : This has been the past history of democracy. For years if you wished office, you you to de nominated and your name went on the ballot in alphabethidal order. The politicians recently passied a law if you were an incumbent, . regardless of your name, you were (on the ton of the ballot with incumbent added. This is supposed to give them some (Company™. famous Homestake Mine in South water. f— MIND PLANSloved ones,,in time of your death, according to your desires and your burden, 3 Consult with us. We can help _ MORTICIANS ee -THE MATURE AND ORGANIZED We should all plan for the inevitable. We will be glad to show you our beautiful fiineral home and explain to you all the necessary arrangements that should be made in case of your death. Think what it would mean to your saddened /fer as to last rites.and arrangements. To feel that you_had planned HOOPER & WEAVER . Comer Church and Walsh Street — . Grass Valley, California er 5 . eens = 4 os ‘ ‘ aes ae e to know just what you would premeans. The costs need never be a you. J.C. PENNEY CO Df PA RTMENT + STOR E‘* es =a ¥, C. PENNEY CO,, Let us keep you informed. of developments on our own front—Nevada County. The Nugget provides you with the local news. you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times . the printing of the so truth is essential. The Nugget comes to you twice weekly, @ Monday and Thursday afternoons, at $3.00 Per Year ~ SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY 305 Broad Street Phone 36 advantage, At the last city election passed afound ‘‘Forget the first five,’ who were incumbents. When the votes were counted; ‘four were forgotten and the fifth almost. We should do likewise and adopt a slogan “Forget. the incumbents’ with the provisq that the newly elected would repeal said law providing the president sign it. If we installed a system of no salary for our legis~lators, traveling and living expenses only, we would eliminate the second class lawyers and such from our political life. Retired businessmen would seek office only for the honor. and satisfaction of a job well done. This might solve some of our trou;bles:-It has ‘been done in other countries. How many citizens know that at the last special session of ‘congress called after the first of January when the regular session was still 2onvening on March 4th, Congress voted themselves mileage and many of them never left Washington. California representatives could collect held in San Francisco, a slogan—-was, about $1200, Just how many took this money we do not know but we. should know this and would if we were not so mentally lazy. If $1 was taken directly from us we would cry to high heaven. A local officeholder who had collected: such money would be called before the grand jury and made to refund the money and he would escape indictment only iff he had good friends on the jury. Let us beware and aproach the solution’ of our problems, both local, national and foreign with grim determination and deadly earnestness. May I ask why have the Washington correspondents or commentators never mentioned this matter. Are they on the payroll or are they afraid of not being, invited to press conferences or ih a measure ostracized? Or am I out of step with the new world .and wandering in the wilderness? Please direct me to the broad highway that all real Americans should at this time be travelling. GEORGE H. CAILANAN, Nevada City, California. 2 = x UNITED STATES DEFENSE a nat aa ings Plan. Bonds cost $18.75 ana up. The help of every individual is needed. Do your part by buying your share every >~_ WAR NEEDS MONEY! It will cost money to defeat our enemy agf-=-Your government calls on you to help aow. dase nl oe sews Buy Defense Bonds or Stamps foday. = Toe: soy pay day Bond Day by participating in the °./----~ Sidmos dre i. +222 ap. ep wey? first shown. ous American comedy. Nevada Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN story of a minister’s family that has made such a hit since it was SATURDAY Jane Withers SMALL TOWN DEB: wren: Jr. play the leading *®roles in this richly humorSUNDAY AND MONDAY , William Tracy, and Jimmy ® S A MILLION ®Gleason are featured in this side splitting story of two young soldiers and their adventures. Frederic March and "Martha Scott are "paired in this great and Cobina rollocking, ae WORK-FREE —any time and every time you want it with Standard Stove Oil in a modern Circulating Heater. Enjoyable! Dependable! Give us an opportunity to prove it. Nevada City ! worry-rret WARMTH! : Alpha Stores, Ltd. _. Phone 5 _. Phone 88 Grass Valley b St pt ptf m= par nt ———‘oan:

Four Page —_—_: — —— saerworearory seme nares t # ea ee —a es THE POCKETBOOK lor KNOWLEDGE = COVER 75,.0CO 41: 5 TH . MILE-A-MINUTE OR FASTER EVERY DAY U.S R41! QOADS “TRAINS A DOZEN EG6S VARY IN WEIGHT AS MUCH AS a) Ears @' <u FASHIONS “— DRESSES TO DATE 1S "CELERY HEARTS” MODERN . @ <8 PER CENT LESS FUEL TS YEAR THE GIRLS WILL BE WEARING “V/TAMIN MADE FROM FABRICS DONE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PATTERNS.. FAVORITE PATTERN AUTOMOBILES USE : HEY DIP I5 YEARS AGO 10 TO 15 OUNCES THAN J ? * Topic Of Business Forum . Your inécme duct? These and many other new income tax schedules will tailed attention at the mesting of the Business Forum meeting . Sl ae ee ER . tomorrow night Jean Sy POAC BES 1 Sip eC -anG . practical viewpoint iwill be made, andj it “will Se possible to .present indiv-. jdual problems and questions for! consideration and discussion. . “very unmarried person,’ stated Frank Emery Cox, the director of the meetings, ‘‘who has an. income of $15 per‘week or more for the year of 1941 will have to make a return regardless of whether he has. exemptions which will eliminate his netessity for paying any tax. In the ease of married people, if the joint insome is more than $29 ver week A return has to be filed even though no tax will be rayehle. It is. that 23,000.0000 citizens wil be quired +o file returns this year, This is 50% more than last year. Many of these individuals are unfamiliar with the forms. Employers are being deluged with reqests by their emra. pioyees for information as to how to) make ouéthe returns. They want to know what to include in income and what can be legally deducted. This forthcoming meeting will furnish an opportunity for obtaining this data.’’ The effect on the merchants of the inereased tax rate will be outlined; the effect on our trend toward infla“tion will be explained; the increased problems for the retailer as purchasing power is reduced will be discussed. : No one who is in business where merchandise or service are dispensed can afford to miss his opportunity to clear troublesome questions which confront him. The meeting will start at 7:30 and will be held in the usual place, Aaditorium of the Elementary School. There is no fee or cost connected with attendance. This next meeting will be the fifth in the series of six. -. They are presented through the facilities. of the Nevada City Evening School and the Business Bureau of the California State Department of Education through the provisions of the George-Deen” Distributive Education Act. CHMA MEETS FEBRUARY 8 The California. Hydraulic Mining -_ Association--twill-hold--a—meeting—at the Bret ‘Harte Inn on February &. Lancheon will be served at one 0’clock, the business session will begin at 2 o'clock. Motion pictures of the tax——what will it be? What can you de-! . the United States, estimated . phases in connection with the be the subjects to be given de—3}] ya skhocrn chow Pig lent T+ >3}} woarOr At Wilk “he entire operation ofthe mine, The , Homsttak2 is the largest producer in . oS Chapter — American Mining Congress The \California Chapter of the American Mining ‘Congress was ‘comp'eteq Janpary 17. Officials of the “slifornia ‘Chapter are: Worthen Brad’ey, Bradley ‘Mining Company, rresident; [Russell (Mumford, Amertean Potash and ‘Chemical Corrora‘tion, vice president; Roy HE. Tremoureaux, U. S. Lime Products, vicepresident; and Albert F. Knorp, sec'retary-treasurer. Members of the ex‘ecutive committee are: ‘C. C. Prior, Central Eureka Mining Wm. C. Browning, Golden Queen Mining Company; F. C. Van Deinse: Yuba ‘Consolidated Gold Fields; A. B. ‘Campbell, ‘Pacific Coast Borax Sompany; F. W. Nobs, Empire Star ;Mines, Ltd.; E. ‘B, DeGolia, ~Gold . Hill Dredging Company;~ Senator Thomas McCormack, Natomas Company and Roy W. Moore, Cactus Queen Mining Comipany. The new as. ! sociation, incorporating the ‘largest list of mines ever brought together €4 on in ‘California, will cooperate closely , With existing mining associations and that cooperation is one of the prime motives behind the California Chapter. —-Mining and ‘Contracting Review. Sierra County Court Decision Reversed By State Supreme Court A Sierra County Superior Court decision against Marie E. Wright, who had sued for an_ injunction against C. L. Best to halt him from dumping mining tailings into Rock Creek, which rung through her ranch was reversed by the state supreme court. : Best owns the Ruby Mine,’and the plaintiff charged that pollution and debris from his operations damaged her flume and ditch workings on the creek. The superior court had held she had appropriated right to the Mayor Hall Again Elected Sr. Warden Of Episcopal Church . Trinity iyaonthiy meeting last Monday night. ‘They are: Senior Warden; Charles Elliott, Junior Warden; tary; Lioyd Dudley, Treasurer; Mrs. Alfred ‘Wallbrecht, (Clerk. Leland Smith, ] thur Innis, Carl Libbey, H. S. Foreman and C. E. LaBoyteaux. Books For Armed Forces Total 500 vada City the soldiers, sailors and marines of Uncle Sam’s most gratifying. more than 500 books, nearly all in excellent will provide good recreational and non-fiction reading. generousiy as lthe nation will easily attain its’ goal of ten million books. ‘books, and has not . please get them to the Hbrary before February 12. “VYour Inc»me Tax” WillBe . . ea S -Nevada City Nugget — Thursday, February 5, 1942. LL TN Officers for 1942 were elected by “Westry at their regular Hall, Mayor Benjamin SecrePaul Kemper, Other members of the vestry are: G.&. -Mitchell,.-ArThe response of the people of Neto the call for books for armed forces, has been condition and books that community sur little town has, If -every The drive will close February 12. after which the books wiil be packed . to run for an elective and sent ‘to a central depot, not yet!complied with the law that enabled desigrated tributed ships. and from there be dis+o the army camps and the =

Any one wke wishes to contribute yet done. so, MRS. IVA WILLIAMSON. —— LETTER TO EDITOR (Continued from Page One) And when they estimate the spread between their monthly paychecks, what can they be expécted to -do when they come home after the war and vote. ; Politicians have seized a time when they must have unity and have greater problems to solve and they are fully aware of the fact that we are mentally too lazy to think and act individually. We are derelect. We have’ never had to recite fervently and out of the depths of our souls “Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread” never having been as hungry as the pecples where this prayer originatWhen the framers of our constitution, after several months delibWe already have’ responds aseration. were unable to agree, Ben{jamin Franklin spoke as follows: ‘Tet us forget for the time our linfallibility and adopt this instru. ment. While it is not what I want (he wanted only one house and no pay) ;I am not prepared to say I am wrong. _ It *provides for a minimum of interference on the part of the federal government guarantees life and liberty of its citizens and will provide the most enlightened government that any people have ever had and will continue to do so until we become so decadent and corrupt as to destroy it.” : This has been the past history of democracy. For years if you wished office, you you to de nominated and your name went on the ballot in alphabethidal order. The politicians recently passied a law if you were an incumbent, . regardless of your name, you were (on the ton of the ballot with incumbent added. This is supposed to give them some (Company™. famous Homestake Mine in South water. f— MIND PLANSloved ones,,in time of your death, according to your desires and your burden, 3 Consult with us. We can help _ MORTICIANS ee -THE MATURE AND ORGANIZED We should all plan for the inevitable. We will be glad to show you our beautiful fiineral home and explain to you all the necessary arrangements that should be made in case of your death. Think what it would mean to your saddened /fer as to last rites.and arrangements. To feel that you_had planned HOOPER & WEAVER . Comer Church and Walsh Street — . Grass Valley, California er 5 . eens = 4 os ‘ ‘ aes ae e to know just what you would premeans. The costs need never be a you. J.C. PENNEY CO Df PA RTMENT + STOR E‘* es =a ¥, C. PENNEY CO,, Let us keep you informed. of developments on our own front—Nevada County. The Nugget provides you with the local news. you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times . the printing of the so truth is essential. The Nugget comes to you twice weekly, @ Monday and Thursday afternoons, at $3.00 Per Year ~ SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY 305 Broad Street Phone 36 advantage, At the last city election passed afound ‘‘Forget the first five,’ who were incumbents. When the votes were counted; ‘four were forgotten and the fifth almost. We should do likewise and adopt a slogan “Forget. the incumbents’ with the provisq that the newly elected would repeal said law providing the president sign it. If we installed a system of no salary for our legis~lators, traveling and living expenses only, we would eliminate the second class lawyers and such from our political life. Retired businessmen would seek office only for the honor. and satisfaction of a job well done. This might solve some of our trou;bles:-It has ‘been done in other countries. How many citizens know that at the last special session of ‘congress called after the first of January when the regular session was still 2onvening on March 4th, Congress voted themselves mileage and many of them never left Washington. California representatives could collect held in San Francisco, a slogan—-was, about $1200, Just how many took this money we do not know but we. should know this and would if we were not so mentally lazy. If $1 was taken directly from us we would cry to high heaven. A local officeholder who had collected: such money would be called before the grand jury and made to refund the money and he would escape indictment only iff he had good friends on the jury. Let us beware and aproach the solution’ of our problems, both local, national and foreign with grim determination and deadly earnestness. May I ask why have the Washington correspondents or commentators never mentioned this matter. Are they on the payroll or are they afraid of not being, invited to press conferences or ih a measure ostracized? Or am I out of step with the new world .and wandering in the wilderness? Please direct me to the broad highway that all real Americans should at this time be travelling. GEORGE H. CAILANAN, Nevada City, California. 2 = x UNITED STATES DEFENSE a nat aa ings Plan. Bonds cost $18.75 ana up. The help of every individual is needed. Do your part by buying your share every >~_ WAR NEEDS MONEY! It will cost money to defeat our enemy agf-=-Your government calls on you to help aow. dase nl oe sews Buy Defense Bonds or Stamps foday. = Toe: soy pay day Bond Day by participating in the °./----~ Sidmos dre i.. +222 ap. ep wey? first shown. ous American comedy. Nevada Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN story of a minister’s family that has made such a hit since it was SATURDAY Jane Withers SMALL TOWN DEB: wren: Jr. play the leading *®roles in this richly humorSUNDAY AND MONDAY , William Tracy, and Jimmy ® S A MILLION ®Gleason are featured in this side splitting story of two young soldiers and their adventures. Frederic March and "Martha Scott are "paired in this great and Cobina rollocking, ae WORK-FREE —any time and every time you want it with Standard Stove Oil in a modern Circulating Heater. Enjoyable! Dependable! Give us an opportunity to prove it. Nevada City ! worry-rret WARMTH! : Alpha Stores, Ltd. _. Phone 5 _. Phone 88 Grass Valley b St pt ptf m= par nt ———‘oan: