October 23, 1930 (6 pages)

w ve THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 23, 1930 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET — ?ublished weekly on Thursdays at Nevada City, California. “and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postof‘fice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879, SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year. pny address in California, in advance Outside Cedifornia, in U. S. “Three Months “One Month -A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City sand Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Alma Ficon, Editor; Thos. Ficon, Publisher CHEROKEE —O. (By J. M . Swazey) CHEROKEE—HEAD TO KUM Up in the mountains,’ among the pines; Up where the wild flowers grow; Up whre the glorious sun always shines And the clean sparkling waters flow. Up where the fields are fresh with dew And you hear the dull buzz of the bee; “Up where your neighbors are kind and true And their favors aré many and free. Up where the clime is near always the same Up where the gold flowed free; is-a town of the forty-niner fame And they named it, Cherokee. ‘Many old timers have long sinced passed The families have dwindled to three; But the work they did—their.memories will last *Till the end of eternity. But mines are reviving; they'll have to make room; They’ll need more houses than three; For-the opening of mines will make things boom Once more in old Cherokee. *COUNTY TEACHERS TO MEET IN TRUCKEE OCT. 28-29-30. Truckee is anticipating the Teach*er’s Institute which is to be held in “that city October 28-29-30. The program, though not entirely <omplete at this writing, promises smuch in the way of educational ad“vancement and entertainment. In ‘faet is one of those excellent pro“grams, such as has been previously ‘arranged by: County. Superintendent -Ella M. Austin. The idea of local participation has sereated special interest, based vn tthe following assignments: Tuesday—Grass Valley Day. Wednesday—tTruckee Day. Thursday—Nevada City Lay. Besides local talent from each of tthe three above, the following in‘structors will be in attendance for ‘the purpose of contributing inter‘esting members: : Honorable Vierling Kersey, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. “Mr. Leroy. Armstrong, American ‘Book Company, Dr. Ira Kibby, Chief “Vocational Department, state office, Dr. Vaughn MacCaughey, Califonnia, Truckee association, Mrs. Ethel ‘Ward, supervisor, Shasta county, -Miss E. Halstead, Speech Defects, ete., Mr. Harold George, director of antusie program. j The instute is the first to be held ‘in Truckee for twenty-five years and ‘hospitable interest is cordially evineted by the citizens: of that city. The ‘meeting will take place in the the‘ater building. 0 “LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5c each. SHERIFF CARTER BRINGS IN SODA SPINGS MAN Sheriff George R. Carter, who left Nevada City Friday of last week for Salt Lake City to bring C. E. Mahoney to Truckee for preliminary examination, arrived at that place Monday evening. Mahoney was employed by the American Express company at Soda Springs, and is accused of having embezzled funds from that and the S. P. Company and gone blythly on J his way out of the country when apprehended at Salt Lake City. Sheriff Carter served a warrant issued from the court of justice at Truckee The preliminary trial was held in Truckee, Tuesday morning. Z District Attorney W. RE. Wright, Official Court Reporter Miles D. Coughlan and Deputy Sheriff William Rickard went to Truckee to attend the preliminary examination. The accused was bound over to the Superior Court with two counts against him, one from the Express Company in the sum of $450.00 and the other from the Southern Cacific in the su mof $270. Mahoney is now languishing in the county jail awaiting trial. 0. ELECTRICAL WIRING L. B. Gregery will do all kinds of electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is'well known here for his high class work. Anyone wishing his services may call the Miners Foundry, Phone 10. 0 aes Suscribe for The Nugget she athe she a athe % teste ite he the ale she Me alle she te te te te Re er ete at tas et ei NEVADA fe ste-she ate Oe ee te -he-ste te ihe teste she she ote ot, she sheaths OE eS NE rr CITY LAUNDR NEW CITY LAUNDRY OPERATING ON SPRING STREET GREEN & PHILLIPS Work Guaranteed. Promptness specialty. We aim to Please and in collecting and delivering a respectfully solicit a fair share _ of your patronage. Our prices are right. PHONE 248Ww. ie PNEVADA CITY SANITARIUN 7 ee Medicinal . and X-Ray Cases Nevada City PRE RR eet. oc Dr eemeemenl ». Wednesday — The Numismatic THE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited Weekly by the Students Nevada City High School. Ruth Smith Senior Reporter : Freshman Rep., ‘.Ruth Rector Jutior Reporter Nadine Neagle Events of the Week Monday—TheyHigh School dents marched in a Washington school to attend the flag raising exercises given by the Native Sons. ; Tuesday—-Mr. Pedersen started to make back boards in the Redme’ns hall. ; stuClub held its second meeting. Quill staff, band and boys’ chorus a little each night and on the first Pictures: were taken for the “Quill”. ‘Thursday—A short Student body meéeting was held to attend to expressing our sympathy to the Soote family. : Friday—Band pictures were taken by Mr. Tamblyn. Student Body Cards Mr. Coates has introduced the system of student body cards. This sytem is used by many other schools and is very beneficial, The student body cards are about 2x3 inches in size and canbe very conveniently carried about in one’s pocket or in a purse. They will stand rougher usage than Dpaper receipts and. are much more satisfactory, Camp Fire News Wednesday. the Natsihi-group. of Camp Fire etl eponaicod. by Mrs. Kjorlie, their advisor, went on a short hike to the woods back-of the Walters residence at Gold Flat. They chose a pretty spot where there was a*table and a camp. stove and then settled to a good dinner, At about dusk the group returned home and every girl agreed that a good time Tebody to the; One of the latest organizations of the high school is the Numismatic club. The purpose of this club is to learn more about stamps and coins. The members also exchange stamps. The members believe that this club will be very interesting and intend to keep it.an active organization. They will hold two meetings each month on either the first and third or second. or, fourth Wednesdays: These meetings are to be held in the evenings at seven o'clock. Mr. Pedersen, a member of the faculty has organized this club. He has a large stamp collection and also a -. 8reat number of coins which he collected while on his trip to Europe last-summer. He displayed these coins at the first meeting and the the members immediately took a @ great deal of interest in them because most of the members of the club had never seen foreign coins before. It was Surprising to see the large number of stamp collectors in a small school interested in the club as it became organized. The Freshman Party The Freshman boys and girls are busy decorating for their party to be held on October 24, in the Nevada City High School sym. The gym is going to be decorated in Halloween materials and is very pretty. Games planned by the boys, will be played and dancing will prevail, Then, later, refreshments will be served. Former Student Wins Scholarship. The students of Nevada City High were very glad to learn that Addison was had by each and every one of theny. ie The same srop of girls sponsored ; a food sale Saturday morning, Oct.! 18th, down town.The money they received from. the food gale is to be used for purchasing kitchen utensils for their club. room on Pine street that Mr. W. G. Richards donated the girls a month or so ago. Girls’ Basket Ball Team The girls of the Nevada City High School have organized their team for another year of peppy basket ball playing. The girls have practiced of the month will begin real practice under the direction of Coach Pedersen, Last Junior Meeting Last Tuesday, Oct., 14, the junior class helda meeting. The main purpose of the meeting was to find some way to raise money for the Junior Prom. It was finally decided that the class give a luncheon on some stormy day So it would be well patronized by the whole student body. The Numismatic Club Janes, member of the 1930 graduating class, has received the SidneyHillman-Ehrmann scholarship of two hundred dollars. Addison Janes is attending the University of California and is a boy of whom Nevada City High may be very proud. Junior Defeat Sophmores Captain Tamblyn led his fighting Juniors to a decisive victory over the Sophmires last Monday. The Sophmores put up a great fight and threatened to score several times despite the supburb Playing of the Juniors, ; The Juniors have a fast, hard charging team that doesn’t slacken for a moment but are in the game all the time. The students are still asking for football, whilet he. public still acts as if they are deaf and dumb. COME ON—WAKE UP— public sentiment ‘is what we want. Help the students of the Nevada City High School get back the greatest game of all. x. Beautiful Danish Girls _ i Every one is interested in the vart. vous types of girlhood found in the different countries of Europe from the ; light-hearted Parisian to the shy Swedish maiden. -The girl you meet on her bicycle in the streets of Copenhagen and the lass you see In the country dressed in her colorful Hedebo costume, differ widely in temperament and looks. It is the latter girl, however, whom the tourist will remember longest because they combine in their faces and equipment that rare combination of simple beauty and good . training for housewifery. If beauty ! contests were held in Denmark there would not be enough prizes to go around, yet every beauty knows how to cook, mend and run a farm.—Ex. OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLbo. GRASS VALLEY. CAL, Phone 47 Inmates of the state: institutions will be warm this winter as the state ES has just purchased $10,897 worth of OUR MOTTO “Made in Nevada City of the best materials.” 0 Patronize your home town merchants and watch Nevada City grow. KOPP'S BAKERY Nevada City, Calif, : ARRESTED, THANKS POLICE St. Paul, Minn.—Police, trailing a car suspected of having been stolen, fired shots into the air. The fugitive stopped and as policemen placed him under arrest, said “thank you for not shooting me.” : ee 28 INCH BRIDE New York.—Jenny Scalta, 23, only 28 inches high, became the ‘world’s vatore Coke, 38, who was nearly six feet in height. department.” a . VETRAN MINER BURIED IN RENO. RENO. Oct -13:—The funeral was held this morning in Reno for Fred Chipman, 76 years of age, veteran Nevada prospector and mining man. He died last Saturday. He was a familiar figure in numersmallest bride when she married Sal-. ous mining camps. For two years he had been employed by the city park ? Sa o% oe quarter French doors refléét an elegence that distinction. this model as a masterpiece—the most beautif HiSiHieieleioleieietoloietofotuieietotuteieleiefeiulateieteieietete _ KENNEDY ROYAL MODEL 726 This beautiful model is significent of everything symbolized by "The Royalty of Radio,” It upholds every KENNEDY tradition. Its exquisitely grained butt walnut side panels-and hand carved is obtained only by combining the finest veneers and craftmanship with a design of Every true lover of fine furniture will recognize ul radio in America. Beirfofojeleiutetertesttoteterlertuttientetetestestestertentestestestertestertesterte steals ds eh he ew BRIM CIHMISE miele HoineniniHioleioiiinieieiuieioleietetetey EERE NE INGE I IVAN NNN GE TOG NOVELTIES Everything for the Bogie Party. Cards, Decorations, Crepes, Table Cloths, Napkins Sirens. Nut Cups, Horns, Blowouts, Table HALLOWEEN PARTY Hats, Pumpkins Favors, Place Cut Outs, Dennison Decorated H. DICKERMAN DISHES Cream Waffles and German Potato MRS. ANDERSEN BROAD ST. _ FULL LINE AMERICAN AND SWEDISH Swedish Cooking — Specialized Full Line Bakery Products. GOOD MEALS AT ALL HOURS VIKING RESTAURANT Cakes any time. All Over the Dial l \ PROMS Sa. 7 ry P Time WHEN Ned a Sen BiectEp B-R RNOTERS— B-R-&» Joetesteteste terstestst eshte ste he ot, i a aa a when, with our modern faciliies, we Laundry. Phone Grass Valley 108, or see our GRASS VALLEY STEAM LA Bennett St. What's the use of going to all hat fuss and bother, can insure satisfactory work and prompt delivery. Send it to the driver. UNDRY Grass Valley V1 : Leave Nevada City Leave Grass Valley Arrive Sacramento .... “Arrive San Francisco Leave San Francisco Leave Sacramento Arrive Nevada City 00. 11:00 A. M.,; Arrive Gras Valley ...... 20:45 A. M., SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY'S co J U ror REE oo agin: Trae ERE BE

w ve THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 23, 1930 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET — ?ublished weekly on Thursdays at Nevada City, California. “and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postof‘fice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879, SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year. pny address in California, in advance Outside Cedifornia, in U. S. “Three Months “One Month -A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City sand Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Alma Ficon, Editor; Thos. Ficon, Publisher CHEROKEE —O. (By J. M . Swazey) CHEROKEE—HEAD TO KUM Up in the mountains,’ among the pines; Up where the wild flowers grow; Up whre the glorious sun always shines And the clean sparkling waters flow. Up where the fields are fresh with dew And you hear the dull buzz of the bee; “Up where your neighbors are kind and true And their favors aré many and free. Up where the clime is near always the same Up where the gold flowed free; is-a town of the forty-niner fame And they named it, Cherokee. ‘Many old timers have long sinced passed The families have dwindled to three; But the work they did—their.memories will last *Till the end of eternity. But mines are reviving; they'll have to make room; They’ll need more houses than three; For-the opening of mines will make things boom Once more in old Cherokee. *COUNTY TEACHERS TO MEET IN TRUCKEE OCT. 28-29-30. Truckee is anticipating the Teach*er’s Institute which is to be held in “that city October 28-29-30. The program, though not entirely <omplete at this writing, promises smuch in the way of educational ad“vancement and entertainment.. In ‘faet is one of those excellent pro“grams, such as has been previously ‘arranged by: County. Superintendent -Ella M. Austin. The idea of local participation has sereated special interest, based vn tthe following assignments: Tuesday—Grass Valley Day. Wednesday—tTruckee Day. Thursday—Nevada City Lay. Besides local talent from each of tthe three above, the following in‘structors will be in attendance for ‘the purpose of contributing inter‘esting members: : Honorable Vierling Kersey, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. “Mr. Leroy. Armstrong, American ‘Book Company, Dr. Ira Kibby, Chief “Vocational Department, state office, Dr. Vaughn MacCaughey, Califonnia, Truckee association, Mrs. Ethel ‘Ward, supervisor, Shasta county, -Miss E. Halstead, Speech Defects, ete., Mr. Harold George, director of antusie program. j The instute is the first to be held ‘in Truckee for twenty-five years and ‘hospitable interest is cordially evineted by the citizens: of that city. The ‘meeting will take place in the the‘ater building. 0 “LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5c each. SHERIFF CARTER BRINGS IN SODA SPINGS MAN Sheriff George R. Carter, who left Nevada City Friday of last week for Salt Lake City to bring C. E. Mahoney to Truckee for preliminary examination, arrived at that place Monday evening. Mahoney was employed by the American Express company at Soda Springs, and is accused of having embezzled funds from that and the S. P. Company and gone blythly on J his way out of the country when apprehended at Salt Lake City. Sheriff Carter served a warrant issued from the court of justice at Truckee The preliminary trial was held in Truckee, Tuesday morning. Z District Attorney W. RE. Wright, Official Court Reporter Miles D. Coughlan and Deputy Sheriff William Rickard went to Truckee to attend the preliminary examination. The accused was bound over to the Superior Court with two counts against him, one from the Express Company in the sum of $450.00 and the other from the Southern Cacific in the su mof $270. Mahoney is now languishing in the county jail awaiting trial. 0. ELECTRICAL WIRING L. B. Gregery will do all kinds of electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is'well known here for his high class work. Anyone wishing his services may call the Miners Foundry, Phone 10. 0 aes Suscribe for The Nugget she athe she a athe % teste ite he the ale she Me alle she te te te te Re er ete at tas et ei NEVADA fe ste-she ate Oe ee te -he-ste te ihe teste she she ote ot, she sheaths OE eS NE rr CITY LAUNDR NEW CITY LAUNDRY OPERATING ON SPRING STREET GREEN & PHILLIPS Work Guaranteed. Promptness specialty. We aim to Please and in collecting and delivering a respectfully solicit a fair share _ of your patronage. Our prices are right. PHONE 248Ww. ie PNEVADA CITY SANITARIUN 7 ee Medicinal . and X-Ray Cases Nevada City PRE RR eet. oc Dr eemeemenl ». Wednesday — The Numismatic THE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited Weekly by the Students Nevada City High School. Ruth Smith Senior Reporter : Freshman Rep., ‘.Ruth Rector Jutior Reporter Nadine Neagle Events of the Week Monday—TheyHigh School dents marched in a Washington school to attend the flag raising exercises given by the Native Sons. ; Tuesday—-Mr. Pedersen started to make back boards in the Redme’ns hall. ; stuClub held its second meeting. Quill staff, band and boys’ chorus a little each night and on the first Pictures: were taken for the “Quill”. ‘Thursday—A short Student body meéeting was held to attend to expressing our sympathy to the Soote family. : Friday—Band pictures were taken by Mr. Tamblyn. Student Body Cards Mr. Coates has introduced the system of student body cards. This sytem is used by many other schools and is very beneficial, The student body cards are about 2x3 inches in size and canbe very conveniently carried about in one’s pocket or in a purse. They will stand rougher usage than Dpaper receipts and. are much more satisfactory, Camp Fire News Wednesday. the Natsihi-group. of Camp Fire etl eponaicod. by Mrs. Kjorlie, their advisor, went on a short hike to the woods back-of the Walters residence at Gold Flat. They chose a pretty spot where there was a*table and a camp. stove and then settled to a good dinner, At about dusk the group returned home and every girl agreed that a good time Tebody to the; One of the latest organizations of the high school is the Numismatic club. The purpose of this club is to learn more about stamps and coins. The members also exchange stamps. The members believe that this club will be very interesting and intend to keep it.an active organization. They will hold two meetings each month on either the first and third or second. or, fourth Wednesdays: These meetings are to be held in the evenings at seven o'clock. Mr. Pedersen, a member of the faculty has organized this club. He has a large stamp collection and also a -. 8reat number of coins which he collected while on his trip to Europe last-summer. He displayed these coins at the first meeting and the

the members immediately took a @ great deal of interest in them because most of the members of the club had never seen foreign coins before. It was Surprising to see the large number of stamp collectors in a small school interested in the club as it became organized. The Freshman Party The Freshman boys and girls are busy decorating for their party to be held on October 24, in the Nevada City High School sym. The gym is going to be decorated in Halloween materials and is very pretty. Games planned by the boys, will be played and dancing will prevail, Then, later, refreshments will be served. Former Student Wins Scholarship. The students of Nevada City High were very glad to learn that Addison was had by each and every one of theny. ie The same srop of girls sponsored ; a food sale Saturday morning, Oct.! 18th, down town.The money they received from. the food gale is to be used for purchasing kitchen utensils for their club. room on Pine street that Mr. W. G. Richards donated the girls a month or so ago. Girls’ Basket Ball Team The girls of the Nevada City High School have organized their team for another year of peppy basket ball playing. The girls have practiced of the month will begin real practice under the direction of Coach Pedersen, Last Junior Meeting Last Tuesday, Oct., 14, the junior class helda meeting. The main purpose of the meeting was to find some way to raise money for the Junior Prom. It was finally decided that the class give a luncheon on some stormy day So it would be well patronized by the whole student body. The Numismatic Club Janes, member of the 1930 graduating class, has received the SidneyHillman-Ehrmann scholarship of two hundred dollars. Addison Janes is attending the University of California and is a boy of whom Nevada City High may be very proud. Junior Defeat Sophmores Captain Tamblyn led his fighting Juniors to a decisive victory over the Sophmires last Monday. The Sophmores put up a great fight and threatened to score several times despite the supburb Playing of the Juniors, ; The Juniors have a fast, hard charging team that doesn’t slacken for a moment but are in the game all the time. The students are still asking for football, whilet he. public still acts as if they are deaf and dumb. COME ON—WAKE UP— public sentiment ‘is what we want. Help the students of the Nevada City High School get back the greatest game of all. x. Beautiful Danish Girls _ i Every one is interested in the vart. vous types of girlhood found in the different countries of Europe from the ; light-hearted Parisian to the shy Swedish maiden. -The girl you meet on her bicycle in the streets of Copenhagen and the lass you see In the country dressed in her colorful Hedebo costume, differ widely in temperament and looks. It is the latter girl, however, whom the tourist will remember longest because they combine in their faces and equipment that rare combination of simple beauty and good . training for housewifery. If beauty ! contests were held in Denmark there would not be enough prizes to go around, yet every beauty knows how to cook, mend and run a farm.—Ex. OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLbo. GRASS VALLEY. CAL, Phone 47 Inmates of the state: institutions will be warm this winter as the state ES has just purchased $10,897 worth of OUR MOTTO “Made in Nevada City of the best materials.” 0 Patronize your home town merchants and watch Nevada City grow. KOPP'S BAKERY Nevada City, Calif, : ARRESTED, THANKS POLICE St. Paul, Minn.—Police, trailing a car suspected of having been stolen, fired shots into the air. The fugitive stopped and as policemen placed him under arrest, said “thank you for not shooting me.” : ee 28 INCH BRIDE New York.—Jenny Scalta, 23, only 28 inches high, became the ‘world’s vatore Coke, 38, who was nearly six feet in height. department.” a . VETRAN MINER BURIED IN RENO. RENO. Oct -13:—The funeral was held this morning in Reno for Fred Chipman, 76 years of age, veteran Nevada prospector and mining man. He died last Saturday. He was a familiar figure in numersmallest bride when she married Sal-. ous mining camps. For two years he had been employed by the city park ? Sa o% oe quarter French doors refléét an elegence that distinction. this model as a masterpiece—the most beautif HiSiHieieleioleieietoloietofotuieietotuteieleiefeiulateieteieietete _ KENNEDY ROYAL MODEL 726 This beautiful model is significent of everything symbolized by "The Royalty of Radio,” It upholds every KENNEDY tradition. Its exquisitely grained butt walnut side panels-and hand carved is obtained only by combining the finest veneers and craftmanship with a design of Every true lover of fine furniture will recognize ul radio in America. Beirfofojeleiutetertesttoteterlertuttientetetestestestertentestestestertestertesterte steals ds eh he ew BRIM CIHMISE miele HoineniniHioleioiiinieieiuieioleietetetey EERE NE INGE I IVAN NNN GE TOG NOVELTIES Everything for the Bogie Party. Cards, Decorations, Crepes, Table Cloths, Napkins Sirens. Nut Cups, Horns, Blowouts, Table HALLOWEEN PARTY Hats, Pumpkins Favors, Place Cut Outs, Dennison Decorated H. DICKERMAN DISHES Cream Waffles and German Potato MRS. ANDERSEN BROAD ST. _ FULL LINE AMERICAN AND SWEDISH Swedish Cooking — Specialized Full Line Bakery Products. GOOD MEALS AT ALL HOURS VIKING RESTAURANT Cakes any time. All Over the Dial l \ PROMS Sa. 7 ry P Time WHEN Ned a Sen BiectEp B-R RNOTERS— B-R-&» Joetesteteste terstestst eshte ste he ot, i a aa a when, with our modern faciliies, we Laundry. Phone Grass Valley 108, or see our GRASS VALLEY STEAM LA Bennett St. What's the use of going to all hat fuss and bother, can insure satisfactory work and prompt delivery. Send it to the driver. UNDRY Grass Valley V1 : Leave Nevada City Leave Grass Valley Arrive Sacramento ....... “Arrive San Francisco Leave San Francisco Leave Sacramento Arrive Nevada City 00.. 11:00 A. M.,; Arrive Gras Valley ........... 20:45 A. M., SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY'S co J U ror REE oo agin: Trae ERE BE