January 27, 1933 (6 pages)

*. TAME NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 1933 signs. Inne Extra fine 169-coil Spring ( 1 mast Spring MATTRESS Cushien 4 fattress ‘$7.8 21x27 inch PILLOWS The best for rest-and comfort you ever had! Selected duck and hen feathers; also duck and irst grade goose feathers. Coverin g of f 98c featherproof ticking. Far below regular price! At aRemarkable Saving! DINETTE BEDRO¢ Called ¢ “Dinette” because it is purposely designed for the small dining room. Extension table (full length 36 x 64 e Walnut _on hardwood. High lair Seats covinches) and 4 chairs veneered jn: 75 DEPENDABLE ebruary Bistis Thisesday, ba ~~ MERCHANDISE SALES Jenoney 28th! THRIFT PRICES a Paced Ey cenonaly Low for this Sale! LIVINGROOM SUITE One of the most outstanding val of Home Furnishings! ames of seasoned hot glued. grade Covered all homespun tapestry. Choice piece Suite through and through the careful tailoring Both Davenport and Club Chair are over, includi that stamps it at once ues in this truly remarkable sale gene relied and n in high of green or rust. A quality two‘expensive. iwood, double’ dow —from its construction to nN yh ented ak dase a More Proof that W/ard’s s Lead in Here is another February Sale value triu mph! comes near to being the fi ps bargain and excellently made, it compr of dresser or F rench vanity; or, and Holly wood vanity at a sligt veneered in Walnut on hardwood and polished at an exquisite finish. This specially be of them call! Handsomely designed isesa panel bed, chest, and cneice if you w H, ch OOSEe yoster + tly h cost. $18. 95 9x12 Axminsters Choose from a distinctive variety of Persian and floral deQuality woven Rugs very much reduced. $24.” 9 x 12 Fringed Axminsters Fine Chinese and Persian Patterns with beautiful high-lighted grounds and effective borders. . Colors through to the back. Rich colorings! Special offer! ‘ Goa Felt Base * Rugs Light weight—long wearing. Handsome designs. Easy to ‘keep clean. SIZE: .9 x 12. They're bound to .go quickly! Le ce ES Per Foot ® Felt Base Yard Goods Extra heavy for longer service. 6-ft. wide. Fine selection of patterns. Buy real quality at this unusual price! or 27 A really genuine saving. . Ss x 50 Axminsters fine collection at a Include fringed and non-slip. Luxurious to the tread. A super sale value! AUBURN, CALIF. . Actual daily HONOR ROLL OF N.C. HIGH SCHOOL Principal H. J. “J. Kjorlie yesterday announced that during the §firsthalf vear the average daily attendance at the high school was 194, with total registration to date 217. attendance now is 203. schools Monday grammar and high until Both will noi next reopen morning. gave out the honor roll of Kjorlie list of those on the Principal attendance, andthose with absence of one day or less. The roll follows: PERFECT ATTENDANCE Angiolini Alaria. Amelio Angelini. telen Arbogast. Joe Cicogni. Coughlan. Lionel T. Doyle Edria Eicher. Bonnie B. Blind. Hooper. Irma Keller. Alice Ohg Una neslan. Chester Peterson. ¢ lle Hazei Smart Floyd Ste I Walter Warnecke Williams. W orthley. Dorothy Worthley. Murray Young. ABSENT ONE Warren Cha Herman Clendenen. Harry Davey. Arthur Elliott. John Graham. toy Granholm. Violet Greenaway. Rachel Hoffman. rerald. Hogan. Merie Horwege. Oral Keller. Margery Odgers. Ralph Pierce. Roman Royznski. Estelle Youcum. Robert Schiffner. Robert Small. Ray Steger. Robert Tamblyn. Dorothy Thomas. Eugene Thomas. Margaret Thomaa, Carolyn Towle. Alberta Watters. Gus Wasley. Tom Widauf. Phyllis Williams. DAY OR pman. LESS Mining Aven: To Mest In Grass Valley Jan 28 The Mining Association of California will meet tomorrow evening, Saturday, at the Bret Hart Inn, in Grass Valley. .A~membership campaign, it is understood will shortly be launched in that city. FOR RATTLER (UP)—The strange Spectacle of a rattlesnake in the act of swallowing a squirrel with a body larger than the snake's, was reported Buffum, local ‘bank BIG JOB COLUSAby Floyd employee. WORK STARTS ON TOM HALL MINE After almost three months of preparity work, the new leasers of the Tom Hall gravel mine in Birchviile Dal Moffatt, J. H. DeSmidt and P. E. DeSmidt, have put the property in shape to do ground sluicing as soon as. the supply permits, located half water The miine ‘is about a . mile north east of Birchville and is . but fifteen . pays an . bie yard. jin the prope rty, miles north of Nevada off the Downieville highway. Of the 8.55 acres of virgin gravel Tom Hall, the owner, has worked less than an acre in the past forty years that he has been there. During that period, Hall has City; taken thousands of dollars from the gravel. In. depth the graye} ranges from 70 feet to about 8 feet and is semicemented. Moffatt engineer in charge of operations, has worked on and inspected quite a number of gravel mines in northern California. Of the Hail property, he says it is one of the most Promising that he has seen. The overburden up to the grass roots asionishing figure per cuHall himself offered to bet Moffatt $20 to $1 that he could . pot pick a panful of gravel from thé . property that would not pan at least one color. His canny Sedtch “instinct coming to the fore and saving him a dollar, Moffatt refused the bet and later found that most panfuls taken show a streak of color that seems almost unbelievable. The gold is of the flake type and (Continued o on 1 Page Six) “4

*. TAME NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 1933 signs. Inne Extra fine 169-coil Spring ( 1 mast Spring MATTRESS Cushien 4 fattress ‘$7.8 21x27 inch PILLOWS The best for rest-and comfort you ever had! Selected duck and hen feathers; also duck and irst grade goose feathers. Coverin g of f 98c featherproof ticking. Far below regular price! At aRemarkable Saving! DINETTE BEDRO¢ Called ¢ “Dinette” because it is purposely designed for the small dining room. Extension table (full length 36 x 64 e Walnut _on hardwood. High lair Seats covinches) and 4 chairs veneered jn: 75 DEPENDABLE ebruary Bistis Thisesday, ba ~~ MERCHANDISE SALES Jenoney 28th! THRIFT PRICES a Paced Ey cenonaly Low for this Sale! LIVINGROOM SUITE One of the most outstanding val of Home Furnishings! ames of seasoned hot glued. grade Covered all homespun tapestry. Choice piece Suite through and through the careful tailoring Both Davenport and Club Chair are over, includi that stamps it at once ues in this truly remarkable sale gene relied and n in high of green or rust. A quality two‘expensive. iwood, double’ dow —from its construction to nN yh ented ak dase a More Proof that W/ard’s s Lead in Here is another February Sale value triu mph! comes near to being the fi ps bargain and excellently made, it compr of dresser or F rench vanity; or, and Holly wood vanity at a sligt veneered in Walnut on hardwood and polished at an exquisite finish. This specially be of them call! Handsomely designed isesa panel bed, chest, and cneice if you w H, ch OOSEe yoster + tly h cost. $18. 95 9x12 Axminsters Choose from a distinctive variety of Persian and floral deQuality woven Rugs very much reduced. $24.” 9 x 12 Fringed Axminsters Fine Chinese and Persian Patterns with beautiful high-lighted grounds and effective borders. . Colors through to the back. Rich colorings! Special offer! ‘ Goa Felt Base * Rugs Light weight—long wearing. Handsome designs. Easy to ‘keep clean. SIZE: .9 x 12. They're bound to .go quickly! Le ce ES Per Foot ® Felt Base Yard Goods Extra heavy for longer service. 6-ft. wide. Fine selection of patterns. Buy real quality at this unusual price! or 27 A really genuine saving. . Ss x 50 Axminsters fine collection at a Include fringed and non-slip. Luxurious to the tread. A super sale value! AUBURN, CALIF. . Actual daily HONOR ROLL OF N.C. HIGH SCHOOL Principal H. J. “J. Kjorlie yesterday announced that during the §firsthalf vear the average daily attendance at the high school was 194, with total registration to date 217. attendance now is 203. schools Monday grammar and high until Both will noi next reopen morning. gave out the honor roll of Kjorlie list of those on the Principal

attendance, andthose with absence of one day or less. The roll follows: PERFECT ATTENDANCE Angiolini Alaria. Amelio Angelini. telen Arbogast. Joe Cicogni. Coughlan. Lionel T. Doyle Edria Eicher. Bonnie B. Blind. Hooper. Irma Keller. Alice Ohg Una neslan. Chester Peterson. ¢ lle Hazei Smart Floyd Ste I Walter Warnecke Williams. W orthley. Dorothy Worthley. Murray Young. ABSENT ONE Warren Cha Herman Clendenen. Harry Davey. Arthur Elliott. John Graham. toy Granholm. Violet Greenaway. Rachel Hoffman. rerald. Hogan. Merie Horwege. Oral Keller. Margery Odgers. Ralph Pierce. Roman Royznski. Estelle Youcum. Robert Schiffner. Robert Small. Ray Steger. Robert Tamblyn. Dorothy Thomas. Eugene Thomas. Margaret Thomaa, Carolyn Towle. Alberta Watters. Gus Wasley. Tom Widauf. Phyllis Williams. DAY OR pman. LESS Mining Aven: To Mest In Grass Valley Jan 28 The Mining Association of California will meet tomorrow evening, Saturday, at the Bret Hart Inn, in Grass Valley. .A~membership campaign, it is understood will shortly be launched in that city. FOR RATTLER (UP)—The strange Spectacle of a rattlesnake in the act of swallowing a squirrel with a body larger than the snake's, was reported Buffum, local ‘bank BIG JOB COLUSAby Floyd employee. WORK STARTS ON TOM HALL MINE After almost three months of preparity work, the new leasers of the Tom Hall gravel mine in Birchviile Dal Moffatt, J. H. DeSmidt and P. E. DeSmidt, have put the property in shape to do ground sluicing as soon as. the supply permits, located half water The miine ‘is about a . mile north east of Birchville and is . but fifteen . pays an . bie yard. jin the prope rty, miles north of Nevada off the Downieville highway. Of the 8.55 acres of virgin gravel Tom Hall, the owner, has worked less than an acre in the past forty years that he has been there. During that period, Hall has City; taken thousands of dollars from the gravel. In. depth the graye} ranges from 70 feet to about 8 feet and is semicemented. Moffatt engineer in charge of operations, has worked on and inspected quite a number of gravel mines in northern California. Of the Hail property, he says it is one of the most Promising that he has seen. The overburden up to the grass roots asionishing figure per cuHall himself offered to bet Moffatt $20 to $1 that he could . pot pick a panful of gravel from thé . property that would not pan at least one color. His canny Sedtch “instinct coming to the fore and saving him a dollar, Moffatt refused the bet and later found that most panfuls taken show a streak of color that seems almost unbelievable. The gold is of the flake type and (Continued o on 1 Page Six) “4