January 7, 1929 (8 pages)

a i i, $ . 5 Fr, Sefejeietotepetete THE NEVADA CiTy NUGGET. CALIFORNIA family reunion on Christmas Day. . SMARTVILLE HAP PENINGS : Miss Adele Miles. has returned ' trom a visit in Sacramento with reSMARTVILLE, Jan. “S—the hollatives. idays saw many family reunions in Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Beatty and this section and the yuletide hearth family have returned to their Oakwas a popular spot. {land home after a visit here. The foggy and cold weather has. Mr, and Mrs. John Callison of been keeping people indoors more Pleasant Valley were recent guests than usual for this time of the of Mrs. Bertha Gassoway. year ave fog is, mainly — Miss Leona Beasley was here to this point and Penn Valley. . spend the holidays with her parMr. and Mrs. A. Rigby & ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beasley. had number of guests at Christmas din. W. G. Allen was a Sacramento ute : business visitor one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson were: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bristow were up from Suisun to spend Christhere from Niles to visit her parents, mas with relatives. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Havey. Dewey HaMr. and Mrs. B. F. Compton had vey came down from oe for. Hesheosertestestestertestesteote slestertedfesteotestedt seeneeeeeeees DICKERMANS COLD CAPSULES Relelieieieioiey A. prompt, effective and harmless remedy for Colds Pleasant to take and results are sure Priced at 50c the box HL DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer % se ++ % ? eee ay ¥, bcs % ot Mieeetos Dis sk ok he a oe MH ineriniiinge Gest toafeote steateateote ene ste tested ‘ ~~ we 3 w% ef Re > A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD oes Se oe, Me ? 7 cacy s : Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary : Wrapped and Sealed * FREEMAN BAKERY . Grass Valley a Our Goods on Sale at the ; Nevada City Luchroom § ssi ee Shee Sotededofototedestotoged SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY. Phone 42 Grass Valley esfeekeote seats rhe ake teste rte ate heake de rfeokeateoke ste sfe ofe ste sfesd NEVADA CITY VEGETABLE STORE Broad Street, near to City Hall Ses Is Now Open For Business Fresh Vegetables of All Kinds, Fruit A Full-Supply of Fat Turkeys on Hand. ste feoeogetefpobntntecteoboterdeseateteteseobedede ebededeshetedesh Gedo eet 4 TECHOW & DAVIS Consulting Engineers and Chemists Assayers Mining Engineers Analytical Chemists Analytical Laboratories Phone M. 4215 620 Eye St., Sacramento Oh fs Te oe fe te ols ofe ofr ate ofa ate se ake of oe rete ote e-afeoge ote ofs pegeneeeneteeenene aod Ihe heate ode ole este re ake se ate le ate rhe ste ste t Da Ca OA AEE ADE TRE ae nae Ws shetie of: ole ho ot SHfees) sae Sie ‘e Selo Se ea THAT CAN'T BE BEAT Neieifers ies te 5 elicious, fit for a Queen's table, fresh and of the — highest quality, is obtainable here at all times at most moderate prices. } Eat more Meat! Health experts are agreed as to its beneficial value—and Everybody Likes It! This is the place where you can get the best meat in town—try our service. KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards We hope to see them beome citizens . wish of everyone MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1929 CHEROKEE PROSPERS CHEROKEE, ti 6 (Special to The Nugget)—— Mr. and Mrs. J. J: Defreese of McEwen, Oregon, left for Cherokee on January 2, 1929 and are expected to arrive here on the 6th or 7th. They are practical dairy people and may locate here, as they have had enough of the cold winter of Eastern Oregon. It was 25° below zero this winter at McEwen. They intend to spend some time at M. C. Wislers and parents. of Cherokee, _as well as their only son, Albert Defreese, wife and §80n. ‘Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Boren and children, Bobbie and Helén, of! Stockton visited the Wisler’s for a few days and seem to like Cherokee quite well. They. returned home. Sunday afternoon. : The Salmon mine is closed during the holidays, and is expected to open in a few days. The Siberia’ mine did not close, during the holidays. They are well . satisfied with the prospects, as are the Salmon people ,we have been informed. There are rumors. of a factory! or mill being opened up, in or near Cherokee. Hope it’s a faet, also the! post office may be opened soon. Messrs. Wisler and _ Peteet . busy preparing to do some ground sluicing. Suecess to you boys is the in Cherokee and surrounding country. . Mr. Day of the -Salmon_ mine and James Phelan of the _ Siberia mine visited here Thursday. The latter’s brother, Mike Phelan, of Dunsmuir, was visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, K. Phelan. ; Hall and J. Swazey all from Siberia FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS FRENCH CORRAL, Jan. 5,(Special to The Nugget)—— Well, here we are safely launchd into another yeat and things seem about the same, only that we must learn to —make “9” instead of “8”. Full of good resolutions we will begin our week’s contributions to The Nugget and wish it a continuaton of prosperity and more and more in the mining years to come. : Variable weather so far but no snow in our part of the country. Clyde Browning vacation with his parents in this’ place, and is a prtty busy young man. H and his brothr, Will, made a trip to Alleghany Friday. Harry. Browning has been quite ill and is in Nevada City for medical treatment. Hs mother is there with him. Bill McCullough: has made several business trips to French Corral lately. is spending his T.E. FARROW W.M. SELL, Jr. . ~Misses Frances and Louise Moula i i rccni a ton attended the Fireman’s dance in Seabee nde afeafetertecteoesteatestectertesteateateate teateateatecteateoteste a Nevada City Monday night and report a wonderfully good time. Miss Millie Clerkin has returned to her home near French Corral to spend the winter. months. She has for her guest, Miss Lavina McCullough. Miss Clerkin, brother, Bob Monday visitors. Messrs. W. Bigelow, T. Bigelow, (Casey of muck stick fame), J. Miss Lavina and McCullough, were HHH ininiie aiieininin’ 2 ~mine, made a business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Bean and . their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Smith and . husband, all of San Francisco, are & trip here geupedetetetete for Sacramento the holidays wth her mother, Marie Grimes, her ing friends n Oakland. day and had his pleasant smile for every one. He and all their people seem to enjoy life to the fullest. Fr. Cook and Fr. O’Reilly of Nevada City passed through town January ist. They held services New Year’s day. Fr. Cook has been at ‘he Coughlans for some time to recuperate and it surely made a vast] improvement in his health. Hope to ree him in Cherokee often, as well as Fr. O’Reilley, as both are very well liked in and around Cherokee. Mr. McNamara is busy gétting his mine in shape to do some ground sluicing. Sueccéss 0 you Mac. Mr, L, Garibaldi is again busy on his house and getting in wood. Frank W. Peteet and M. C. Wisler hauled some in for him on Mr. Peteets truck. Prof. Broka Scott were mine Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Uren and were caller in Cherokee Saturday eve. We hope to see them again soon. They accompanied O. P. Wisler, Sr., from Nevada City and Grass Valley, where he was on business. When O. P. Wisler arrivedhome he found his wife quite sick witb, la bad earache and slight attack\of the flu, or bad cold. She seems to like Cherokee better than ever. Crise Bros. of Tip Top _ passed through town Saturday to go to a. place above Log Cabin. They did g0 On On account of it being late, but will try again. They are taking care of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erway, who are visitors in the bay region. They are expected back in a few days. Hope they had an enjoyable visit. and Mr. the Delhi of Fresno inspecting children ‘ LEGAL NOTICE STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Redmen’s 49 Park Association will be held at the Redmen’s Hall, in Nevada City, California, on the 14th day of January, 1928,-8t ' 2 P.M. for the purpese’ of eleeting directors and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before the :xid meeting. GEORGE’W. GILDERSLEEVE, President. First Publication Dec, 31, 1928. Miss Ruth Grimes left ihissday _after visiting over Mrs. mother. Miss Alice Marie Randall is visitSi ld 3 run HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powel Street at Market THIS CENTRAL 3 DOWNTOWN LOCATION animportant convenience ic you This coupon entitles holder to FREE ’ Yellow Taxi—depot to Tur ‘pin Hotel. ! { . FREE GARAGE _¢ ECONOMICAi E Miss Kate Shearer, who has visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Shearer; left. Tuesday for Sanger. Henry Kohler of Washington visited here Tuesday. oe LEGAL NOTICE ‘NOTICE, Court of the in and for the In the Superior State of California, County of Nevada. In the Matter of the Record of the Birth of JOSEPH rou HORN MARTIN. Notice is hereby time for the hearing of the petition in the above entitled matter is set for 10 a.m. on Friday — me 18th day of January, 1929, and that the place of said hearing is to be the Superior Court Room of. the above entitled court at the Court House’of Nevada County, at Nevada City, California. Dated* this 29th day ber 1929. of DecemGEORGE COUGHLAN. County Clerk McCORMACK, _ Deputy Clerk. First Publication, Dec. 31st, 1928. RN. Serterte te Seletetototetntedeteeted delefet tepieiet Plee+ . SE HEATING n VJ Ud ied K, Phelan killed and~butchered. the guests of Mrs. K. Sullivan. All ofl a mammoth hog Saturday. When. but Mr. Smith were former Nevada 2 . 2 io hanging up it looked like a beef, county people and natives of the *& : f 1 Mr. Thore was a business visitor }San Juan Ridge. Mr. Smith was anx. & No fuel is more satisfactory than our house coal. in Cherokee Thurday. ious to come to Nevada county to ‘% : Mie Agbagon Ghd Goh, ombiaveancl (= HOW. \* Specially processed for cur trade and réasonably priced of the Siberia mine, were callers in. 7: w Culver, who has _ been & Delivered at your home in 100 fb sacks or in bulk Cherdkee Thursday. spending spending the holidays with % y his son and daught oe . cei / Mr. and Mrs. Phil Curnow passed, ee Bee Eke i\# lots of 500 Ibs and upward. LE : cisco, returned to his home Thurs% through town in their way to Neday. . < a ee Mipeipaas Bei ee While the holiday season brings *% a iege rie PE: ey, joy to many hearts, to some deep & We solicit your orders. understand. Mr.” T. English had. _ iS RAs harge of the post office in their abse ae aria . ae suns In this we join in sorrow with * : . the family of our neighbor and + Mr. and Mrs. Garibaldi, who have. friend, Nevada A. Wartunc ot * GARD TREE EY Ay ah 0 ay 1V rp been visiting their daughter and . pieasant Valley, whose death means . : if RR ne i¥y Fe Pe ha Qe We Ba ad son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pollad on}a great loss to all of us. . * Harmony Heights, arrived in Chero-. after a two weeks vacation the. : p: kee Tuesday, after an extended visit] French Corral school resumed work Nevada City Grass Vahey Alleghany and seemed very pleased to return Wednesday. . * : J to their home. With best New Year's wishes to ae PR er James Coughlan of North Colum-. all we will :close for this time. . apigeafestestenpeatente teste oes dese “a bia passed through town on ThursTHE OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING YEAR IS MOST ENCOURAGING The dawn of 1929 reveals a most dazzling prospect before us. The year promises to give ample opportunity for progress and expansion undreamed of in the history of the world. This opportunity seems ready for our grasp. Well qualified to “get in the swim,” this instiutica is ee mined to partcipate enthusiastically in this tremendous forward impetus that Business is about to receive. We want our ~-patrons to join hands with us and share in the benefits: that will come by taking advantage of opportunities offeredOF CALIFORNIA NEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City BANK OF AMERIC* given that the poiee 3

a i i, $ . 5 Fr, Sefejeietotepetete THE NEVADA CiTy NUGGET. CALIFORNIA family reunion on Christmas Day. . SMARTVILLE HAP PENINGS : Miss Adele Miles. has returned ' trom a visit in Sacramento with reSMARTVILLE, Jan. “S—the hollatives. idays saw many family reunions in Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Beatty and this section and the yuletide hearth family have returned to their Oakwas a popular spot. {land home after a visit here. The foggy and cold weather has. Mr, and Mrs. John Callison of been keeping people indoors more Pleasant Valley were recent guests than usual for this time of the of Mrs. Bertha Gassoway. year ave fog is, mainly — Miss Leona Beasley was here to this point and Penn Valley. . spend the holidays with her parMr. and Mrs. A. Rigby & ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beasley. had number of guests at Christmas din. W. G. Allen was a Sacramento ute : business visitor one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson were: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bristow were up from Suisun to spend Christhere from Niles to visit her parents, mas with relatives. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Havey. Dewey HaMr. and Mrs. B. F. Compton had vey came down from oe for. Hesheosertestestestertestesteote slestertedfesteotestedt seeneeeeeeees DICKERMANS COLD CAPSULES Relelieieieioiey A. prompt, effective and harmless remedy for Colds Pleasant to take and results are sure Priced at 50c the box HL DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer % se ++ % ? eee ay ¥, bcs % ot Mieeetos Dis sk ok he a oe MH ineriniiinge Gest toafeote steateateote ene ste tested ‘ ~~ we 3 w% ef Re > A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD oes Se oe, Me ? 7 cacy s : Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary : Wrapped and Sealed * FREEMAN BAKERY . Grass Valley a Our Goods on Sale at the ; Nevada City Luchroom § ssi ee Shee Sotededofototedestotoged SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY. Phone 42 Grass Valley esfeekeote seats rhe ake teste rte ate heake de rfeokeateoke ste sfe ofe ste sfesd NEVADA CITY VEGETABLE STORE Broad Street, near to City Hall Ses Is Now Open For Business Fresh Vegetables of All Kinds, Fruit A Full-Supply of Fat Turkeys on Hand. ste feoeogetefpobntntecteoboterdeseateteteseobedede ebededeshetedesh Gedo eet 4 TECHOW & DAVIS Consulting Engineers and Chemists Assayers Mining Engineers Analytical Chemists Analytical Laboratories Phone M. 4215 620 Eye St., Sacramento Oh fs Te oe fe te ols ofe ofr ate ofa ate se ake of oe rete ote e-afeoge ote ofs pegeneeeneteeenene aod Ihe heate ode ole este re ake se ate le ate rhe ste ste t Da Ca OA AEE ADE TRE ae nae Ws shetie of: ole ho ot SHfees) sae Sie ‘e Selo Se ea THAT CAN'T BE BEAT Neieifers ies te 5 elicious, fit for a Queen's table, fresh and of the — highest quality, is obtainable here at all times at most moderate prices. } Eat more Meat! Health experts are agreed as to its beneficial value—and Everybody Likes It! This is the place where you can get the best meat in town—try our service. KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards We hope to see them beome citizens . wish of everyone MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1929 CHEROKEE PROSPERS CHEROKEE, ti 6 (Special to The Nugget)—— Mr. and Mrs. J. J: Defreese of McEwen, Oregon, left for Cherokee on January 2, 1929 and are expected to arrive here on the 6th or 7th. They are practical dairy people and may locate here, as they have had enough of the cold winter of Eastern Oregon. It was 25° below zero this winter at McEwen. They intend to spend some time at M. C. Wislers and parents. of Cherokee, _as well as their only son, Albert Defreese, wife and §80n. ‘Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Boren and children, Bobbie and Helén, of! Stockton visited the Wisler’s for a few days and seem to like Cherokee quite well. They. returned home. Sunday afternoon. : The Salmon mine is closed during the holidays, and is expected to open in a few days. The Siberia’ mine did not close, during the holidays. They are well . satisfied with the prospects, as are the Salmon people ,we have been informed. There are rumors. of a factory! or mill being opened up, in or near Cherokee. Hope it’s a faet, also the! post office may be opened soon. Messrs. Wisler and _ Peteet . busy preparing to do some ground sluicing. Suecess to you boys is the in Cherokee and surrounding country. . Mr. Day of the -Salmon_ mine and James Phelan of the _ Siberia mine visited here Thursday. The latter’s brother, Mike Phelan, of Dunsmuir, was visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, K. Phelan. ; Hall and J. Swazey all from Siberia FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS FRENCH CORRAL, Jan. 5,(Special to The Nugget)—— Well, here we are safely launchd into another yeat and things seem about the same, only that we must learn to —make “9” instead of “8”. Full of good resolutions we will begin our week’s contributions to The Nugget and wish it a continuaton of prosperity and more and more in the mining years to come. : Variable weather so far but no snow in our part of the country. Clyde Browning vacation with his parents in this’ place, and is a prtty busy young man. H and his brothr, Will, made a trip to Alleghany Friday. Harry. Browning has been quite ill and is in Nevada City for medical treatment. Hs mother is there with him. Bill McCullough: has made several business trips to French Corral lately. is spending his T.E. FARROW W.M. SELL, Jr. .

~Misses Frances and Louise Moula i i rccni a ton attended the Fireman’s dance in Seabee nde afeafetertecteoesteatestectertesteateateate teateateatecteateoteste a Nevada City Monday night and report a wonderfully good time. Miss Millie Clerkin has returned to her home near French Corral to spend the winter. months. She has for her guest, Miss Lavina McCullough. Miss Clerkin, brother, Bob Monday visitors. Messrs. W. Bigelow, T. Bigelow, (Casey of muck stick fame), J. Miss Lavina and McCullough, were HHH ininiie aiieininin’ 2 ~mine, made a business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Bean and . their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Smith and . husband, all of San Francisco, are & trip here geupedetetetete for Sacramento the holidays wth her mother, Marie Grimes, her ing friends n Oakland. day and had his pleasant smile for every one. He and all their people seem to enjoy life to the fullest. Fr. Cook and Fr. O’Reilly of Nevada City passed through town January ist. They held services New Year’s day. Fr. Cook has been at ‘he Coughlans for some time to recuperate and it surely made a vast] improvement in his health. Hope to ree him in Cherokee often, as well as Fr. O’Reilley, as both are very well liked in and around Cherokee. Mr. McNamara is busy gétting his mine in shape to do some ground sluicing. Sueccéss 0 you Mac. Mr, L, Garibaldi is again busy on his house and getting in wood. Frank W. Peteet and M. C. Wisler hauled some in for him on Mr. Peteets truck. Prof. Broka Scott were mine Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Uren and were caller in Cherokee Saturday eve. We hope to see them again soon. They accompanied O. P. Wisler, Sr., from Nevada City and Grass Valley, where he was on business. When O. P. Wisler arrivedhome he found his wife quite sick witb, la bad earache and slight attack\of the flu, or bad cold. She seems to like Cherokee better than ever. Crise Bros. of Tip Top _ passed through town Saturday to go to a. place above Log Cabin. They did g0 On On account of it being late, but will try again. They are taking care of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erway, who are visitors in the bay region. They are expected back in a few days. Hope they had an enjoyable visit. and Mr. the Delhi of Fresno inspecting children ‘ LEGAL NOTICE STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Redmen’s 49 Park Association will be held at the Redmen’s Hall, in Nevada City, California, on the 14th day of January, 1928,-8t ' 2 P.M. for the purpese’ of eleeting directors and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before the :xid meeting. GEORGE’W. GILDERSLEEVE, President. First Publication Dec, 31, 1928. Miss Ruth Grimes left ihissday _after visiting over Mrs. mother. Miss Alice Marie Randall is visitSi ld 3 run HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powel Street at Market THIS CENTRAL 3 DOWNTOWN LOCATION animportant convenience ic you This coupon entitles holder to FREE ’ Yellow Taxi—depot to Tur ‘pin Hotel. ! { . FREE GARAGE _¢ ECONOMICAi E Miss Kate Shearer, who has visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Shearer; left. Tuesday for Sanger. Henry Kohler of Washington visited here Tuesday. oe LEGAL NOTICE ‘NOTICE, Court of the in and for the In the Superior State of California, County of Nevada. In the Matter of the Record of the Birth of JOSEPH rou HORN MARTIN. Notice is hereby time for the hearing of the petition in the above entitled matter is set for 10 a.m. on Friday — me 18th day of January, 1929, and that the place of said hearing is to be the Superior Court Room of. the above entitled court at the Court House’of Nevada County, at Nevada City, California. Dated* this 29th day ber 1929. of DecemGEORGE COUGHLAN. County Clerk McCORMACK, _ Deputy Clerk. First Publication, Dec. 31st, 1928. RN. Serterte te Seletetototetntedeteeted delefet tepieiet Plee+ . SE HEATING n VJ Ud ied K, Phelan killed and~butchered. the guests of Mrs. K. Sullivan. All ofl a mammoth hog Saturday. When. but Mr. Smith were former Nevada 2 . 2 io hanging up it looked like a beef, county people and natives of the *& : f 1 Mr. Thore was a business visitor }San Juan Ridge. Mr. Smith was anx. & No fuel is more satisfactory than our house coal. in Cherokee Thurday. ious to come to Nevada county to ‘% : Mie Agbagon Ghd Goh, ombiaveancl (= HOW. \* Specially processed for cur trade and réasonably priced of the Siberia mine, were callers in. 7: w Culver, who has _ been & Delivered at your home in 100 fb sacks or in bulk Cherdkee Thursday. spending spending the holidays with % y his son and daught oe . cei / Mr. and Mrs. Phil Curnow passed, ee Bee Eke i\# lots of 500 Ibs and upward. LE : cisco, returned to his home Thurs% through town in their way to Neday. . < a ee Mipeipaas Bei ee While the holiday season brings *% a iege rie PE: ey, joy to many hearts, to some deep & We solicit your orders. understand. Mr.” T. English had. _ iS RAs harge of the post office in their abse ae aria . ae suns In this we join in sorrow with * : . the family of our neighbor and + Mr. and Mrs. Garibaldi, who have. friend, Nevada A. Wartunc ot * GARD TREE EY Ay ah 0 ay 1V rp been visiting their daughter and . pieasant Valley, whose death means . : if RR ne i¥y Fe Pe ha Qe We Ba ad son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pollad on}a great loss to all of us. . * Harmony Heights, arrived in Chero-. after a two weeks vacation the. : p: kee Tuesday, after an extended visit] French Corral school resumed work Nevada City Grass Vahey Alleghany and seemed very pleased to return Wednesday. . * : J to their home. With best New Year's wishes to ae PR er James Coughlan of North Colum-. all we will :close for this time. . apigeafestestenpeatente teste oes dese “a bia passed through town on ThursTHE OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING YEAR IS MOST ENCOURAGING The dawn of 1929 reveals a most dazzling prospect before us. The year promises to give ample opportunity for progress and expansion undreamed of in the history of the world. This opportunity seems ready for our grasp. Well qualified to “get in the swim,” this instiutica is ee mined to partcipate enthusiastically in this tremendous forward impetus that Business is about to receive. We want our ~-patrons to join hands with us and share in the benefits: that will come by taking advantage of opportunities offeredOF CALIFORNIA NEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City BANK OF AMERIC* given that the poiee 3