September 25, 1931 (6 pages)

FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1931 So — oe 1 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly on Friday morning at Nevada City, Calif., and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postofice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. J SUBSCRIPTION RATES { ne Year, any address in California, in advance ... $2.00 Outside California, in U. S. 2.50 Whree Months .60 One Month 25 4A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and “My Cabin In The Mountains” A long winding trail rocky and steep, Through the wild brush and tall pines, You come to a Cabin, that lies in a valley deep, It is so still, one thinks all are asleep. You can see the sun rise at early dawn, Hear the singng of birds, and chattering of squirrels gay. Very soon the shadows are all gone, And we have the brightness of day. ‘ QMinnie Brand. { ' Hrank Moss and others spoke briefose ge at Nevada City. .Editor and Publisher ie P. Willoughby Edna A. Martine .. eee ia Associate Editor Whomas Bessler Manager TEACHERS RECEPTION . VOTED A SUCCESS ‘The Nevada City Parent Teachers’ . ‘association and the Women’s Civic @mprovement club held a reception @or the teachers of the Nevada City schools at the Elks’ Hall last: Mon-} efay evening. ‘The teachers were escorted to sweats of honor and the ladies of tne #aculty were presented with corsage Wouquets and the gentlemen with a Ringie blossom for their buttonhoie. Mayor R. J. Bennetts acted as; chairman and introduced the teach-. *ers to the audience, after which the following program was given: Piano solo, Marshall Geiselman; weading, James Davis; vocal solo, -Mirs.-Gove Celio; whistling solo,' Mrs. George Stine; dance, Miss Em-/ ia Keller; song and dance skit, . Wisses Horn and Celio; dance, the Misses Keller; vocal solo, Miss After the program the guests sgreeted the teachers and had an op. remain among ‘City. J}replaced by new machinery and the Burial took place in the Catholic! work is going ahead with a small cemetery Thursday with funeral ar-. crew. Wortunity to meet the new teachers of! @he high school faculty. Brick ice cream and home made «ake completed the delightful evenang. BF. LOOMIS TALKS TO ROTARIANS B. F. Loomis of Placerville, one @f the leading mining men of that! Section was the speaker at the Rotary Club last Tuesday noon at the reguJar meeting ‘in the Hotel Auburn, at -Auburn. Mr. Loomis spoke on the rewivalof the mining industry along the Mother Lode and gave some interesting figures to bear out his Statements. In addition to Loomis, ay on the same industry. Pauli Claiborne, manager of the Retailers’ Credit Association of Auburn spoke for five minutes on the sec-, ond object of Rotary. He made a’ brief introductory tallg and then an! extremely interesting paper on the subject. Jerome Barieau wielded the baton while Katherine Masson filléd her wsual position at the piano. KOPPS CABINS BUILDING AT AVERY RAPID RATE ‘The cabins being erected on Nimwod street on the oid Arthur Goodwin estate are progressing at a very . * ™tapid rate. Lawrence Smith has the contract Yor building them. It is understood there will be 10 small cabins built for men who have steady employment at the mines in this section. ‘Rumors are that all of the houses sare spoken for at this time. One of A cool drink from the spring MRS. RAUCH PASSES _TO THE GREAT BEYOND Mrs: Ignatia Rauch passed away Monday morning from a stroke of paralysis suffered last June And the bread I break, The air is light, clean and pure The love of God will work a cure,’ By keeping your thoughts above the strife, And instead, Behold the Good in Life. From an old tin hanging near, : ae is Blessed, . To all, My Cabin offers Peace and Rest. She tikes bosu. “cetieeites I. evade ee ebenden de bee berde de eee denon eee eet oe ge age ee oesfentesfeafesfeafendeoteefeote deofeotesteotebesfeafeaterte i is best, BERTHA JOY DALLEA. since with but little hope for her! northern Yuba rounty is rutting into recovery. some new ground and. has been Mrs. Rauch was born in Bavaria} working steadily htis past season unabout 58 years ago and is survivedj/der the direction of Horace Onyett. by a sister in that county ad a niece Jt is located five miles south of in the eastern, United States. She, Camptonville. came to the United States about 30 The Honey Comb, operated by Penyears ago with her late husband and dola Brothers, located a mile west they moved to Nevada City about 17 of Camptonville, is going ahead with years ago. the tunnel expecting to make a good She sold her home to John Tog-. contact and the opening up of a narelli recently and spoke some of} worthwhile lodge. A short time ago returning home. Later she decidel to] they suffered a fire, losing the comfriends in Nevada, pressor and engine, which has been rangements in the care of the Holmes J. C. Schuster, who operated from Funeral Home. Pike City, on the middle Yuba river, Always of a cheerful and kindly. has some very fine prospects which disposition her passing will be sin-; Promise to make as good a produccerely mourned by all who knew her. ing mine as any in the section. They 0 show up rich in values, the only difE, T, LEITER BUILDING ty is experienced by many fine properties. Chas. J. Scanlan, with his son, Charles, Jr., has located a _ large Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a small margin of profit. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and juicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Roasts of all kinds. a Weinies and superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS number of both placer and quartz claims about eight miles north of Camptonville, near the Indian Hill property. They have built,a road and put up a building and expect to do much developing this winter. MODERN . GLASSES] Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DR. SAWYER NEW HOME ON PINE). inaccessible places, but that difficulE. T. Leiter, who purchased the Judge Walling home on Pine street, not far from the high school, has divided the building into two apartments. He is now erecting a new home on the lot just south of the old home, which will be modern and up to date. OUTLOOK FOR MINING (Continued from page one) erty. In the same section the Twin Quartz, operated by L. F. Lorenz of Los Angeles, is a very promising looking mine. He has been opening up and developing for the past three years and expects to have it in a producing condition this coming! winter. The American Flag is a. quartz property south of the Altaview, and is controlled by James Grimes of Oakland and is a very promising piece of ground. Many tons of quartz with good value have been blocked out and it is only a matter of time until it will be an outstanding quartz property. The Brown Bear, situated above the old Brandy City channel in Sierra county, under the direction of ete At this store you can obtai dishes and odds and ends us a trial and be convinced. Phone Number One ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promptly delivered. We disappoint no one. just give J. J. JACKSON Two-Time Tested . Remedies DICKERMAN COLD CAPSULES For the Relief of Common Colds 50c Box DICKERMAN GAS TABLETS Anti-Acid A well balanced medicine for the relief of stomach distress gas, bloating and fullness of stomach Special for Two Weeks ————_. DICKERMAN DRUG STORE : r a8 aided decherwspetotea :/. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS i OF ALL KINDS Meal a Banquet n everything you need for that change a meal into a We Deliver Harry F. Boyington is the making of a good mine. The Bald Top, own-] * ed by F. B. Aldous of Los Angeles, is situated in the same section along with Eureka and the old Brandy City, property. Further ‘south is situated the Grizzley Hill gravel property, that is being promoted by Willam Hoff. MILK? MAD CREAM tthe buildings is complete and four or ive others have the ve or rustic, eon them. This is the first of a Sinding unit . the best producing quartz properties @hat Kopps plan. They will erect 1vu; 1 been operated throuhg a perpendicu‘cabins this winter and next spring they plan to build cottages which} lar shaft, ‘will serve for families. HUNTING SEASON OPENS WITH FEW DEER KILLED The first few dae of the hunting . Smeason saw very few deer brought in' ~with the woods full of hunters from call sections of the state. As the days wore on and things eguieted down a number of deer have %een brought in. & party of about eleven were ‘hunting on White Cloud mountain “Mast Sunday when a 200 pound moun@tain lion was jumped by Ira Harris sand Frank Williams. Harris shot him “in the shoulder when he jumped and “sran toward Williams who completed pthe killing with a shot in the head. @Somplaints have been coming in all sapvimg about a big lion that was ‘kitting -young: stock in the reglog sabove‘ theNevada City-Grass Valley aeki course. . OADCASTING OVER STATION E TWINS LAND SoS Much speculation is voiced in re‘ gards to the Sierra Alaska, one of in southern Sierra county. It has with trouble with deep water; the controlling interests have in mind running a tunnel from Oregon creek, tapping the shaft at the bottom and giving a murh easier . way to handle the property. This . property is equipped with fine equipMent. AW Aw rs ese or ie —_ Ww. r —o 2. <-> are 1x4 to 1x12 Boards, Surfaced . side, per M..$22.50 2x4—2x6, Surfaced . side, . edge, per M..$22.50 3000 ft. 2x6, No. 3 grade, per Mou. $16.50 1x4 Flooring, Ceiling, Rustic; any pattern, priced low, mining wedges, survey stakes, doors, windows and: frames, nails of all kinds. Ben Hentus paints in all colors, $2. 25 -perigal. Schunite Plaster Board Sheet. Rock Wall Board, Celotex Brand and Fir-Tex for insulation. Shingles, Red Cedar in all grades Composition Roofing in all designs and colors. THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Phone 42 Grass Valley California iesleslertestesfesterfestoteateatententesteatesfestesteterteatesteatestesieeateateafeateoeteatesteefeofeofeoteteateateatestesfesfeteateateatedteathigs $ NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM : . Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal . and X-Ray Cases Modern Equipment Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott. Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and values of tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check . The (Gapden Vajley dredg@r in 0. v . Subscribe For The Nugget. the Argonne; stopped R. A. FRASER dropped. Mining Engineer Toward keeping ‘every day. Mine sampling, examination Rich MMilk has a and reports. Underground, surPlay, face and geological surveys. Design and installation of plant . construction. Direction and suyh wll tues ME course Makes the wise pervision of development and operation. : 101 Pine Street NEVADA CITY CALIF, Phone 363 \ Greatest of Battles we ever won Was our boy’s drive through Started Sept. 26th and never Till every war flag in Europe And the richer the better of Guernsey Milk endorse. BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY Gold Medal Award California State Fair 1931 Call 77 When You Want Cream From Guernsey Cows work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance companies. Automobile insurance. you’ alert great part to Bret Harte J. M. HOFF Mines and Mining Reports, examinations and listings on principal operating and open properties in the Grass Valley and Nevada THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Beauty City District. Corresponilence Invited 401 Pine Street . Nevada City H. J. ROGERS Atterney 101 Pine Street Phone 863 . Work. Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles. LOUISE MARTIN

FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1931 So — oe 1 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly on Friday morning at Nevada City, Calif., and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postofice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. J SUBSCRIPTION RATES { ne Year, any address in California, in advance ...... $2.00 Outside California, in U. S. 2.50 Whree Months .60 One Month 25 4A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and “My Cabin In The Mountains” A long winding trail rocky and steep, Through the wild brush and tall pines, You come to a Cabin, that lies in a valley deep, It is so still, one thinks all are asleep. You can see the sun rise at early dawn, Hear the singng of birds, and chattering of squirrels gay. Very soon the shadows are all gone, And we have the brightness of day. ‘ QMinnie Brand. { ' Hrank Moss and others spoke briefose ge at Nevada City. .Editor and Publisher ie P. Willoughby Edna A. Martine .... eee ia Associate Editor Whomas Bessler Manager TEACHERS RECEPTION . VOTED A SUCCESS ‘The Nevada City Parent Teachers’ . ‘association and the Women’s Civic @mprovement club held a reception @or the teachers of the Nevada City schools at the Elks’ Hall last: Mon-} efay evening. ‘The teachers were escorted to sweats of honor and the ladies of tne #aculty were presented with corsage Wouquets and the gentlemen with a Ringie blossom for their buttonhoie. Mayor R. J. Bennetts acted as; chairman and introduced the teach-. *ers to the audience, after which the following program was given: Piano solo, Marshall Geiselman; weading, James Davis; vocal solo, -Mirs.-Gove Celio; whistling solo,' Mrs. George Stine; dance, Miss Em-/ ia Keller; song and dance skit, . Wisses Horn and Celio; dance, the Misses Keller; vocal solo, Miss After the program the guests sgreeted the teachers and had an op. remain among ‘City. J}replaced by new machinery and the Burial took place in the Catholic! work is going ahead with a small cemetery Thursday with funeral ar-. crew. Wortunity to meet the new teachers of! @he high school faculty. Brick ice cream and home made «ake completed the delightful evenang. BF. LOOMIS TALKS TO ROTARIANS B. F. Loomis of Placerville, one @f the leading mining men of that! Section was the speaker at the Rotary Club last Tuesday noon at the reguJar meeting ‘in the Hotel Auburn, at -Auburn. Mr. Loomis spoke on the rewivalof the mining industry along the Mother Lode and gave some interesting figures to bear out his Statements. In addition to Loomis, ay on the same industry. Pauli Claiborne, manager of the Retailers’ Credit Association of Auburn spoke for five minutes on the sec-, ond object of Rotary. He made a’ brief introductory tallg and then an! extremely interesting paper on the subject. Jerome Barieau wielded the baton while Katherine Masson filléd her wsual position at the piano. KOPPS CABINS BUILDING AT AVERY RAPID RATE ‘The cabins being erected on Nimwod street on the oid Arthur Goodwin estate are progressing at a very . * ™tapid rate. Lawrence Smith has the contract Yor building them. It is understood there will be 10 small cabins built for men who have steady employment at the mines in this section. ‘Rumors are that all of the houses sare spoken for at this time. One of A cool drink from the spring MRS. RAUCH PASSES _TO THE GREAT BEYOND Mrs: Ignatia Rauch passed away Monday morning from a stroke of paralysis suffered last June And the bread I break, The air is light, clean and pure The love of God will work a cure,’ By keeping your thoughts above the strife, And instead, Behold the Good in Life. From an old tin hanging near, : ae is Blessed, . To all, My Cabin offers Peace and Rest. She tikes bosu. “cetieeites I. evade ee ebenden de bee berde de eee denon eee eet oe ge age ee oesfentesfeafesfeafendeoteefeote deofeotesteotebesfeafeaterte i is best, BERTHA JOY DALLEA. since with but little hope for her! northern Yuba rounty is rutting into recovery. some new ground and. has been Mrs. Rauch was born in Bavaria} working steadily htis past season unabout 58 years ago and is survivedj/der the direction of Horace Onyett. by a sister in that county ad a niece Jt is located five miles south of in the eastern, United States. She, Camptonville. came to the United States about 30 The Honey Comb, operated by Penyears ago with her late husband and dola Brothers, located a mile west they moved to Nevada City about 17 of Camptonville, is going ahead with years ago. the tunnel expecting to make a good She sold her home to John Tog-. contact and the opening up of a narelli recently and spoke some of} worthwhile lodge. A short time ago returning home. Later she decidel to] they suffered a fire, losing the comfriends in Nevada, pressor and engine, which has been rangements in the care of the Holmes J. C. Schuster, who operated from Funeral Home. Pike City, on the middle Yuba river, Always of a cheerful and kindly. has some very fine prospects which disposition her passing will be sin-; Promise to make as good a produccerely mourned by all who knew her. ing mine as any in the section. They 0 show up rich in values, the only difE, T, LEITER BUILDING ty is experienced by many fine properties. Chas. J. Scanlan, with his son, Charles, Jr., has located a _ large Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a small margin of profit. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and juicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Roasts of all kinds. a Weinies and superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET CALAHAN & RICHARDS number of both placer and quartz claims about eight miles north of Camptonville, near the Indian Hill property. They have built,a road and put up a building and expect to do much developing this winter. MODERN . GLASSES] Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DR. SAWYER NEW HOME ON PINE).. inaccessible places, but that difficulE. T. Leiter, who purchased the Judge Walling home on Pine street, not far from the high school, has divided the building into two apartments. He is now erecting a new home on the lot just south of the old home, which will be modern and up to date. OUTLOOK FOR MINING (Continued from page one) erty. In the same section the Twin Quartz, operated by L. F. Lorenz of Los Angeles, is a very promising looking mine. He has been opening up and developing for the past three years and expects to have it in a producing condition this coming! winter. The American Flag is a. quartz property south of the Altaview, and is controlled by James Grimes of Oakland and is a very promising piece of ground. Many tons of quartz with good value have been blocked out and it is only a matter of time

until it will be an outstanding quartz property. The Brown Bear, situated above the old Brandy City channel in Sierra county, under the direction of ete At this store you can obtai dishes and odds and ends us a trial and be convinced. Phone Number One ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS That Make The that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promptly delivered. We disappoint no one. just give J. J. JACKSON Two-Time Tested . Remedies DICKERMAN COLD CAPSULES For the Relief of Common Colds 50c Box DICKERMAN GAS TABLETS Anti-Acid A well balanced medicine for the relief of stomach distress gas, bloating and fullness of stomach Special for Two Weeks ————_. DICKERMAN DRUG STORE : r a8 aided decherwspetotea :/. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS i OF ALL KINDS Meal a Banquet n everything you need for that change a meal into a We Deliver Harry F. Boyington is the making of a good mine. The Bald Top, own-] * ed by F. B. Aldous of Los Angeles, is situated in the same section along with Eureka and the old Brandy City, property. Further ‘south is situated the Grizzley Hill gravel property, that is being promoted by Willam Hoff. MILK? MAD CREAM tthe buildings is complete and four or ive others have the ve or rustic, eon them. This is the first of a Sinding unit . the best producing quartz properties @hat Kopps plan. They will erect 1vu; 1 been operated throuhg a perpendicu‘cabins this winter and next spring they plan to build cottages which} lar shaft, ‘will serve for families. HUNTING SEASON OPENS WITH FEW DEER KILLED The first few dae of the hunting . Smeason saw very few deer brought in' ~with the woods full of hunters from call sections of the state. As the days wore on and things eguieted down a number of deer have %een brought in. & party of about eleven were ‘hunting on White Cloud mountain “Mast Sunday when a 200 pound moun@tain lion was jumped by Ira Harris sand Frank Williams. Harris shot him “in the shoulder when he jumped and “sran toward Williams who completed pthe killing with a shot in the head. @Somplaints have been coming in all sapvimg about a big lion that was ‘kitting -young: stock in the reglog sabove‘ theNevada City-Grass Valley aeki course. . OADCASTING OVER STATION E TWINS LAND SoS Much speculation is voiced in re‘ gards to the Sierra Alaska, one of in southern Sierra county. It has with trouble with deep water; the controlling interests have in mind running a tunnel from Oregon creek, tapping the shaft at the bottom and giving a murh easier . way to handle the property. This . property is equipped with fine equipMent. AW Aw rs ese or ie —_ Ww. r —o 2. <-> are 1x4 to 1x12 Boards, Surfaced . side, per M...$22.50 2x4—2x6, Surfaced . side, . edge, per M...$22.50 3000 ft. 2x6, No. 3 grade, per Mou. $16.50 1x4 Flooring, Ceiling, Rustic; any pattern, priced low, mining wedges, survey stakes, doors, windows and: frames, nails of all kinds. Ben Hentus paints in all colors, $2. 25 -perigal. Schunite Plaster Board Sheet. Rock Wall Board, Celotex Brand and Fir-Tex for insulation. Shingles, Red Cedar in all grades Composition Roofing in all designs and colors. THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Phone 42 Grass Valley California iesleslertestesfesterfestoteateatententesteatesfestesteterteatesteatestesieeateateafeateoeteatesteefeofeofeoteteateateatestesfesfeteateateatedteathigs $ NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM : . Miss Elizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal . and X-Ray Cases Modern Equipment Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott. Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and values of tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check . The (Gapden Vajley dredg@r in 0. v . Subscribe For The Nugget. the Argonne; stopped R. A. FRASER dropped. Mining Engineer Toward keeping ‘every day. Mine sampling, examination Rich MMilk has a and reports. Underground, surPlay, face and geological surveys. Design and installation of plant . construction. Direction and suyh wll tues ME course Makes the wise pervision of development and operation. : 101 Pine Street NEVADA CITY CALIF, Phone 363 \ Greatest of Battles we ever won Was our boy’s drive through Started Sept. 26th and never Till every war flag in Europe And the richer the better of Guernsey Milk endorse. BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY Gold Medal Award California State Fair 1931 Call 77 When You Want Cream From Guernsey Cows work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance companies. Automobile insurance. you’ alert great part to Bret Harte J. M. HOFF Mines and Mining Reports, examinations and listings on principal operating and open properties in the Grass Valley and Nevada THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing and Beauty City District. Corresponilence Invited 401 Pine Street . Nevada City H. J. ROGERS Atterney 101 Pine Street Phone 863 . Work. Famous Adele Miller Toilet Articles. LOUISE MARTIN