March 6, 1931 (6 pages)

Lae tage st att ENEOY Hat pe NNT ID eS Wherokee and had to phone for the . declares will stimulate prospecting . $1000 if within six months after the _ discovery is made $10,000 worth of . gold is taken from the preperty and ad? District Attorney W.E. Wright -and° Shériff~George R. Carter spent Tuesday in Auburn attending the trial of Raymond Ferry’on a burg~ lary charge. Mr. and Mirs. S. Lee Leiter have “Weturned from Richardson Springs ‘where they spent several days. Miss.Alicé Noyes, who is taking a “Wear’s special art work in San Franisco, is spending a few days with _—Wer parents Mr. and Mrs. George M. “Noyes of Gold Fiat._ ‘Mifs. F. F. Breese left for the bay Tegion where she will spend some “time visiting With relatives. Mise Ernestine Kilerman left for -Sierra county points on a visit. M .W. Ayers, editor and publisher of The Mountain Messenger, was a usiness visitor in this city, SaturRoss F. Taylor of Downieville was time with relatives. Hobart Joe Frank of monthly session of the board. visitor in this city Tuesday. visitor in this city. Oren A. Tompkins. Frank Cummings recently. . “TRINTY “WATER “BILL a business visitor in this city Saturday. Walter Bond has returned from Burlingame where he spent some Supervisors Alex ‘Robertson of Rough and Ready ‘and E. B. Dudley of North Bloomfield are here for the regular Joe Korn, papersalesman for the Zellerbach Paper Company was a Hartley Clark, who is stationed at the Bloomfield Ranger Station of the Forest Service, was a business Omar Tompkins has arrived from Marysville on a visit to his father, from North Bloomfield was a visitor in this city district it is proposed to bay ent 3 ea te The Miners Protective “Association of Siskiyou county held a special meeting February 22 for thé purpose of formulating plans to oppose Senate Bill 286 and Assembly Bill! 502, which are pending before the! legislature, declaring it to be a publis nuisance for any personfi firm or corporation to muddy or roil the and their tributaries, If this bill becomes a law it will kill the mining industry of the counalso deal a heavy blow to irrigation. The bills are sponsored by the Eureka Chamber of, Commerce and many } commercial sportsmen’s tions in Humboldt and Del Norte}, are making an energetic campaign to bring about the passage of the bills A meeting was held in San Fran; cisco on February 11 before the conservation committee of the State Chamber of Commerce at which. meeting Theodore Hover of Stan-. . lor of the Klamath Study Committee waters of Klamath or Trinity rivers ties of Siskiyou and Trinity and will . ! organiga-. , counties. The proponents of the bills " ford University and Dr. Albert Tay% bounty of ten per cent of the amount CHEROKEE, Mar. 6,—Mrs. Roy . McNamara of Cherokee, who has been-quite seriously ill for the past week, was agle to be taken to her home Friday. Mrs. McNamara was _ taken. quite ill at her home in ambulance to come. over for her. She was taken to the Jones Memorfal Hospital) at Grass Valley. She atates that she ‘Band Mr. Roy McNamara, was with . her on her return home, having’ ome to Nevada City to see-a doc“tor for relief for a very bad cold. Mr. Morris P. Whisler of Cherokee was in town Friday ‘and Mr. and Mrs. McNamara _ returned to: their home in Cherokee with him. Mrs. I. Musfield and son, Homer, were business visitors in Nevada City Friday. The many friends of Mrs. Mary B Salmon, now a resident of Manteka formerly a resident of this city, will be glad to hear that she is Zetting along nicely, from an automobile accident she suffered a few weeks ago. Mr. H. Gibson of Montezuma Hill Was a business visitor in this city Friday. Joe Swazey of Cherokee was a. visitor in Nevada City during the week. It looks like we are going to have @n early spring. Plants are all comGung out.in leaf, potatoes starting to agroW, boys playing baseball; all #igns of spring. Mr. and»Mrs. F. Phelanof Grass Walley visited relatives here Sun@ay. Mr. W. Whisler and mother were business visitors in Nevada City Monday. Mrs. R. McNamara returned home Friday from the Jones Memorial Hospital greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs. L. Garbaldi returned to their home in Cherokee after a week’s visit with Mrs. E. Pollard of Nevada City. Mr. Gordon Kessler and father of San Juan were visiting here Monday } « Our Mining men from Chico were here again. James Phelan and wife of Nevada City were visiting relatives here Sunday. Miss K. Brally visited friendsin Grass Valley and Nevada City Batured ' day and Sunday. Mrs. Weeks, the school superior visited owr <c!:rel last Thursday. -Mr. and Mrs. J. Culver of French Sorral visited relatives in Cherokee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Costa and Miss Mary Costa of Nevada City were visitors here Friday. Mr. W, H. Hustler of Columbia Hill visited-his wife at the Nevada “Sanatarium Monday. We are all pleased to hear Mrs. Hustler will return home next week. . 0 NEVADA LEGISLATURE PROPOSES BONUS Proposing a state cunts for the discovery of gold mines in the state of Nevada, Assemblyman Branson has recently introduced a bill in the legislature, now in session, which he if it is passed. The measure proposes to pay dis_ €overers of gold mines a bounty of additional $1000 bounty for each ditional $10,000 worth of ore unthe state has paid $10,000. For other properties in the same of ore taken out of the properties-up to.a total payment. of $10 600.by.the: Affidavits of he discovery must be made within ten days with the state mine inspection.—Mining Rewere present. err sc 4 . BE. J, Quinn of Eureka appeared at . ‘the’San ‘Francisco meeting asa srep-. resentative of the advocates of. the bill, and C. A. Paulson of Weaverview. If They Find Gold They Don’t Need Bounty. Assembly bill No. 54 by Brahson received wonderful of White Pine, makes provision up attention and care there: Her hus-!to $10,000 for bounties to be paid tide against the bill when he told the prospectors who discover gold either ville represented the opposition. A spirited public meeting was held. J. B. Rohrer, chairman of the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors, appeared at the meeting as a} representative of Siskiyou county. It seems that Mr. Rohrer turned the committee he represented 25,000 there daughter] in new places or in places which have not produced within the past ten years. Under the provisions of this interesting bill, the prospector, tobe eligible for a bounty payment, must discover gold in paying quantities. Now it strikes that. the prospector who finds gold in paying quantities doesn’t need a bounty. The gold itself will be reward aplenty for him, just as the lure of gold is in itself enough to keep him prospecting as long as he can finance himself. More to the point, we'd say, would be some method, if one could be devised, for financing worthy prospectors in their quest for treasure. Finances after discovery will take! care of themselves.—Western Nevada Miner. ?. MOVIE PARTY AT GRASS VALLEY Tuesday evening the seventh and eighth grades enjoyed a movie party at Grass Valley. The picture, an educational one, was entitled’ “Big Trail.*’ A number of parents accompanied the children and kindly loaned their machines to transport other children; Mr. Dunlop took the balance of the children in his . large truck. meeting: ner Scatt and that resident taxpayers and business men of Siskiyou county were unanimously againstthe bill. He was asked if he would still oppose the bill if it were amended to eliminate the irrigationists. He replied: “Oppose\ it? Of would oppose it.The and mining interests of our county are inseparably interlocked and we will oppose it just as strong in any form.’’ The Conservation ‘committee went on record against the bill. they course we agricultural The Sunday meeting here was at: It is planned to have both tended by many prominent citizens of Trinity county who made the long trip to Yreka to join forces with the local organizations. counties send able representives to the legislature to help defeat the bills. The following were presena at the Fort Jones; Bar; 0. Vv Attorney J. A. Paulson, Miss Smith, extensive mine owner, and Henry Dannenbrink of Weaverville; George W. Milne of Fort Jones; E, J. Thomas, Okaland;8. W. SteftGeorge Noonan, Orlo Steele, Senator James Allen, Attorney Geo. Tebbe, George Grotefen and H. J. Barton of Yreka; Henry Ream of Mt. Shasta, George W. Smith of ‘Etna. Nuggets can be found in the want ads. Give the Nugget a tria). . . This Spring's Newest Colers Styles Patterns Shirts of Broadcloth — Wwe planned this year. They're figures and } all IWe'vé @ktceded our own high expectations in the shirt value ++ Superb maCROSS EVERY DAY DURING LENT AT \ Nevada City, Calif. Patronize Home Industry AND COFFEE SHOP been newly decorated and lighted and is just the place for Lodges and other organizations to hold their gatherings. National Service is Well Known . . Broad Street Nevada City . nities ——mapngnanaty Battery Service Tire Service 1 ONE STOP SERVICE AT Clarence Briggs Super Service Station. HIGH PRESSURE WASHING STEAM CLEANING Polishing and Greasing 111-113 E. Main-St, Phone 4 Grass Valley. Calif. See Me—. 3 See Better FB GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley BUNS . i KOPP’S BAKERY. . NATIONAL HOTEL Our Banquet Rooms 3 . Just picture in your mind a celeophane-, ef, wrapped package of twenty sheets and y twenty envelopes made. of excellent. paper, weave; then come and personally examine : this unusnal package. You will most certainly agreé that it.is worth much more than the special price of 20c.Make your. choice of White,.Gray, Biue or Buff. Since we have ic hy 6<Snly a limited quantity, we advise you to Was ¢©ONTe. Soon for yours. a eets 7 Je: io __THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE We Have Wonderful Values This Week at 2 SPECIAL PRICES c Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather wh es it ee ee ee hall Goal Buell World Pool Redd Badd BEC Ele er ee a } 7 foul Weodt Hull Dull Wad Pel Hal Boe Loe eee Us ee Paz Seofediesfesteay : KENNEDY ROYAL MODEL 726 This beautiful model is significent of everyhtitig symbolized by “The Royalty of Radio,’’ It upholds every KENNEDY tradition. Its exquisitely grained butt walnut side panels and hand carved quarter French doors reflect an elegance that is obtained only by combining the finest veneers and craftmanship with a desig of distinction. Every true lover of fine furniture wili recognize this model as a masterpiece—the most beautiful radio ip America. SS ———— —— Pescae e « ot HL Pine ist . Tn Ree ¥ a, a4 4 m= SE a a), il FIR-TEX SUPER-INSULATION Defies Heat—Cold—Noise The new building Board '4 inch thick. All 4 feet in width; length: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 feet: Do not overlook this wonderful wall board; something different than you have ever seen. SIMPLY WONDERFUL Now our New Year's Stock arriving in car loads daily. Paint and Oils of all-kinds and-colors. Corru>: gate Gale Steel Sheets, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Doors and*W indows galore. All kinds Cedar Shingles, Composition Roofing and Shingles in all the attractive colors. New stock of Flooring, Ceiling, Rustics, in fact everything you need for your new home. Remodeling or repair wood. Our delivery service is the best. Don’t overlook cur complete line of House Yo and Bullio Purchased Ore THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Grass Valley California AA RS DELP ELLE ID CELA IL LRTI LIAN LEELA I LO te We'also have a complete line of Rubber Zippers. i? Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family fe js HOGAN’S f SHOE STORE p EIEIO TS MEE OISG \

Lae tage st att ENEOY Hat pe NNT ID eS Wherokee and had to phone for the . declares will stimulate prospecting . $1000 if within six months after the _ discovery is made $10,000 worth of . gold is taken from the preperty and ad? District Attorney W.E. Wright -and° Shériff~George R. Carter spent Tuesday in Auburn attending the trial of Raymond Ferry’on a burg~ lary charge. Mr. and Mirs. S. Lee Leiter have “Weturned from Richardson Springs ‘where they spent several days. Miss.Alicé Noyes, who is taking a “Wear’s special art work in San Franisco, is spending a few days with _—Wer parents Mr. and Mrs. George M. “Noyes of Gold Fiat._ ‘Mifs. F. F. Breese left for the bay Tegion where she will spend some “time visiting With relatives. Mise Ernestine Kilerman left for -Sierra county points on a visit. M .W. Ayers, editor and publisher of The Mountain Messenger, was a usiness visitor in this city, SaturRoss F. Taylor of Downieville was time with relatives. Hobart Joe Frank of monthly session of the board. visitor in this city Tuesday. visitor in this city. Oren A. Tompkins. Frank Cummings recently. . “TRINTY “WATER “BILL a business visitor in this city Saturday. Walter Bond has returned from Burlingame where he spent some Supervisors Alex ‘Robertson of Rough and Ready ‘and E. B. Dudley of North Bloomfield are here for the regular Joe Korn, papersalesman for the Zellerbach Paper Company was a Hartley Clark, who is stationed at the Bloomfield Ranger Station of the Forest Service, was a business Omar Tompkins has arrived from Marysville on a visit to his father, from North Bloomfield was a visitor in this city district it is proposed to bay ent 3 ea te The Miners Protective “Association of Siskiyou county held a special meeting February 22 for thé purpose of formulating plans to oppose Senate Bill 286 and Assembly Bill! 502, which are pending before the! legislature, declaring it to be a publis nuisance for any personfi firm or corporation to muddy or roil the and their tributaries, If this bill becomes a law it will kill the mining industry of the counalso deal a heavy blow to irrigation. The bills are sponsored by the Eureka Chamber of, Commerce and many } commercial sportsmen’s tions in Humboldt and Del Norte}, are making an energetic campaign to bring about the passage of the bills A meeting was held in San Fran; cisco on February 11 before the conservation committee of the State Chamber of Commerce at which. meeting Theodore Hover of Stan-. . lor of the Klamath Study Committee waters of Klamath or Trinity rivers ties of Siskiyou and Trinity and will . ! organiga-. , counties. The proponents of the bills " ford University and Dr. Albert Tay% bounty of ten per cent of the amount CHEROKEE, Mar. 6,—Mrs. Roy . McNamara of Cherokee, who has been-quite seriously ill for the past week, was agle to be taken to her home Friday. Mrs. McNamara was _ taken. quite ill at her home in ambulance to come. over for her. She was taken to the Jones Memorfal Hospital) at Grass Valley. She atates that she ‘Band Mr. Roy McNamara, was with . her on her return home, having’ ome to Nevada City to see-a doc“tor for relief for a very bad cold. Mr. Morris P. Whisler of Cherokee was in town Friday ‘and Mr. and Mrs. McNamara _ returned to: their home in Cherokee with him. Mrs. I. Musfield and son, Homer, were business visitors in Nevada City Friday. The many friends of Mrs. Mary B Salmon, now a resident of Manteka formerly a resident of this city, will be glad to hear that she is Zetting along nicely, from an automobile accident she suffered a few weeks ago. Mr. H. Gibson of Montezuma Hill Was a business visitor in this city Friday. Joe Swazey of Cherokee was a. visitor in Nevada City during the week. It looks like we are going to have @n early spring. Plants are all comGung out.in leaf, potatoes starting to agroW, boys playing baseball; all #igns of spring. Mr. and»Mrs. F. Phelanof Grass Walley visited relatives here Sun@ay. Mr. W. Whisler and mother were business visitors in Nevada City Monday. Mrs. R. McNamara returned home Friday from the Jones Memorial Hospital greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs. L. Garbaldi returned to their home in Cherokee after a week’s visit with Mrs. E. Pollard of Nevada City. Mr. Gordon Kessler and father of San Juan were visiting here Monday } « Our Mining men from Chico were here again. James Phelan and wife of Nevada City were visiting relatives here Sunday. Miss K. Brally visited friendsin Grass Valley and Nevada City Batured ' day and Sunday. Mrs. Weeks, the school superior visited owr <c!:rel last Thursday. -Mr. and Mrs. J. Culver of French Sorral visited relatives in Cherokee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Costa and Miss Mary Costa of Nevada City were visitors here Friday. Mr. W, H. Hustler of Columbia Hill visited-his wife at the Nevada “Sanatarium Monday. We are all pleased to hear Mrs. Hustler will return home next week. . 0 NEVADA LEGISLATURE PROPOSES BONUS Proposing a state cunts for the discovery of gold mines in the state of Nevada, Assemblyman Branson has recently introduced a bill in the legislature, now in session, which he if it is passed. The measure proposes to pay dis_ €overers of gold mines a bounty of additional $1000 bounty for each ditional $10,000 worth of ore unthe state has paid $10,000. For other properties in the same of ore taken out of the properties-up to.a total payment. of $10 600.by.the: Affidavits of he discovery must be made within ten days with the state mine inspection.—Mining Rewere present. err sc 4 . BE. J, Quinn of Eureka appeared at . ‘the’San ‘Francisco meeting asa srep-. resentative of the advocates of. the bill, and C. A. Paulson of Weaverview. If They Find Gold They Don’t Need Bounty. Assembly bill No. 54 by Brahson received wonderful of White Pine, makes provision up attention and care there: Her hus-!to $10,000 for bounties to be paid tide against the bill when he told the prospectors who discover gold either ville represented the opposition. A spirited public meeting was held. J. B. Rohrer, chairman of the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors, appeared at the meeting as a} representative of Siskiyou county. It seems that Mr. Rohrer turned the committee he represented 25,000 there daughter]

in new places or in places which have not produced within the past ten years. Under the provisions of this interesting bill, the prospector, tobe eligible for a bounty payment, must discover gold in paying quantities. Now it strikes that. the prospector who finds gold in paying quantities doesn’t need a bounty. The gold itself will be reward aplenty for him, just as the lure of gold is in itself enough to keep him prospecting as long as he can finance himself. More to the point, we'd say, would be some method, if one could be devised, for financing worthy prospectors in their quest for treasure. Finances after discovery will take! care of themselves.—Western Nevada Miner. ?. MOVIE PARTY AT GRASS VALLEY Tuesday evening the seventh and eighth grades enjoyed a movie party at Grass Valley. The picture, an educational one, was entitled’ “Big Trail.*’ A number of parents accompanied the children and kindly loaned their machines to transport other children; Mr. Dunlop took the balance of the children in his . large truck. meeting: ner Scatt and that resident taxpayers and business men of Siskiyou county were unanimously againstthe bill. He was asked if he would still oppose the bill if it were amended to eliminate the irrigationists. He replied: “Oppose\ it? Of would oppose it.The and mining interests of our county are inseparably interlocked and we will oppose it just as strong in any form.’’ The Conservation ‘committee went on record against the bill. they course we agricultural The Sunday meeting here was at: It is planned to have both tended by many prominent citizens of Trinity county who made the long trip to Yreka to join forces with the local organizations. counties send able representives to the legislature to help defeat the bills. The following were presena at the Fort Jones; Bar; 0. Vv Attorney J. A. Paulson, Miss Smith, extensive mine owner, and Henry Dannenbrink of Weaverville; George W. Milne of Fort Jones; E, J. Thomas, Okaland;8. W. SteftGeorge Noonan, Orlo Steele, Senator James Allen, Attorney Geo. Tebbe, George Grotefen and H. J. Barton of Yreka; Henry Ream of Mt. Shasta, George W. Smith of ‘Etna. Nuggets can be found in the want ads. Give the Nugget a tria). . . This Spring's Newest Colers Styles Patterns Shirts of Broadcloth — Wwe planned this year. They're figures and } all IWe'vé @ktceded our own high expectations in the shirt value ++ Superb maCROSS EVERY DAY DURING LENT AT \ Nevada City, Calif. Patronize Home Industry AND COFFEE SHOP been newly decorated and lighted and is just the place for Lodges and other organizations to hold their gatherings. National Service is Well Known . . Broad Street Nevada City . nities ——mapngnanaty Battery Service Tire Service 1 ONE STOP SERVICE AT Clarence Briggs Super Service Station. HIGH PRESSURE WASHING STEAM CLEANING Polishing and Greasing 111-113 E. Main-St, Phone 4 Grass Valley. Calif. See Me—. 3 See Better FB GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley BUNS . i KOPP’S BAKERY. . NATIONAL HOTEL Our Banquet Rooms 3 . Just picture in your mind a celeophane-, ef, wrapped package of twenty sheets and y twenty envelopes made. of excellent. paper, weave; then come and personally examine : this unusnal package. You will most certainly agreé that it.is worth much more than the special price of 20c.Make your. choice of White,.Gray, Biue or Buff. Since we have ic hy 6<Snly a limited quantity, we advise you to Was ¢©ONTe. Soon for yours. a eets 7 Je: io __THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE We Have Wonderful Values This Week at 2 SPECIAL PRICES c Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather wh es it ee ee ee hall Goal Buell World Pool Redd Badd BEC Ele er ee a } 7 foul Weodt Hull Dull Wad Pel Hal Boe Loe eee Us ee Paz Seofediesfesteay : KENNEDY ROYAL MODEL 726 This beautiful model is significent of everyhtitig symbolized by “The Royalty of Radio,’’ It upholds every KENNEDY tradition. Its exquisitely grained butt walnut side panels and hand carved quarter French doors reflect an elegance that is obtained only by combining the finest veneers and craftmanship with a desig of distinction. Every true lover of fine furniture wili recognize this model as a masterpiece—the most beautiful radio ip America. SS ———— —— Pescae e « ot HL Pine ist . Tn Ree ¥ a, a4 4 m= SE a a), il FIR-TEX SUPER-INSULATION Defies Heat—Cold—Noise The new building Board '4 inch thick. All 4 feet in width; length: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 feet: Do not overlook this wonderful wall board; something different than you have ever seen. SIMPLY WONDERFUL Now our New Year's Stock arriving in car loads daily.. Paint and Oils of all-kinds and-colors. Corru>: gate Gale Steel Sheets, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Doors and*W indows galore. All kinds Cedar Shingles, Composition Roofing and Shingles in all the attractive colors. New stock of Flooring, Ceiling, Rustics, in fact everything you need for your new home. Remodeling or repair wood. Our delivery service is the best. Don’t overlook cur complete line of House Yo and Bullio Purchased Ore THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Grass Valley California AA RS DELP ELLE ID CELA IL LRTI LIAN LEELA I LO te We'also have a complete line of Rubber Zippers. i? Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family fe js HOGAN’S f SHOE STORE p EIEIO TS MEE OISG \