April 13, 1934 (8 pages)

ark and ing for will atvention. day. x e Safenotored vening. d with ciation ament. r. Joy 1g was of the to atednesowlinke y s club ed at nor of Betty, were . has » last kk —of e he 3. obhigh — suen Wa-sent _ used e of » of the ~ 4 be p fieene. on So SOONERS " w “b FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1934 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE J. W. Scott, engineer for the You Bet Mining Company, was a Nevada City visitor recently. TONOPAH SLAYER OF POLICEMAN ARRAIGNED —~— TONOPAH, April 12th.— Gerald W. Casey, charged with first degree murder of Homer J. O’Connell, former Tonopah police officer, appeared before Judge J. Emmett Walsh in district court Monday and entered a plea of not guilty. Date of trial was Set by the court for April 30. William S. Boyle, Reno atorney, appeared as legal council for Casey, and the state was represented by District Attorney Lowell Daniels. Judge Walsh’ stated this afternoon that he will issue a coall for a venire next Monday. Probably 75 names will be drawn on the first call. Due to the more or less cmoplicated circumstances surrounding the Casey case, it is believed considerable difficuty will be experienced in selecting a jury. Help Support Your WORTHERN CALIFORNIA TEAM 7-Game Series at Sacramento April 10th to 15th Crown Welding & Machine Works PLACERVILLE, CALIFORNIA We manufacture a Mill that grinds more ore with less ‘ power. Perfect amalgamation—easier and less expensive to install than any other Mill on the Market. If interested in this, write us, pom aaa erect ng oor ‘ in the vicinity of Placerville. ee 2 tt We also have @ stock of = CRUSHERS COMPRESSORS . HOISTS PUMPS Ee PS I X L TAMALES— 5S. & W. BAKED BEANS— MODESTO MILK— . mT . tained from the American TemperGOAL OF DRIVE IN SOU. CALIF. GLENDALE, April 12.—A campaign to secure within ten days, 50,000° of the. necessary 111,000 signatures to a petition to restore local option in California has been launched by the American Temperance Federation of Glendale.Petitions are ready for circulation and signatures today, according to E. E. Covert, state organizer of the American Temperance Federation. The initiative petitions ask for an amendment to Article 20, of the State Constitution by the addition of Section 23 which provides: “Upon initiative petition, the legislative “body of any county or city shall submit to the electors thereof, or to the electors of one or more precincts, the question of prohibiting the liquor traffic therein.” The petitions ask for a local option law, which will make it unlawful to manufacture, sell, offer for sale, transport, or possess intoxicating liquors in thé sections -which vote dry. Copies of the petition may be-obance Federation, 211 East Broadway, Glendale, according to Mr. Covert, who was reappointed chairman of the temperance committee of the LOCAL OPTION IS ‘ALASKA JUNEAU -. retirement. a NETS $1 A SHARE JUNEAU, ALASKA, April 12.— Alaska ,Juneaw Gold Mining Company_reports profit of $1,497,253 for 1933 after depreciation, federal taxes and other charges but before depleD. Wic ‘hes. mining man of Ty ler; was da Nevada City visitor yes-" This is like scut. terday. er on the little fellow than the big, Cc. fellow—the-big fellow can take care t of himself better. tling the ship simply to gét rid of . the: fate FEARS POLITICAL ABUSES Pointing out that stock exchanges are essential to the distribution and ! exchange of securities in the same ! ‘way»that banks are essential for the exchange of money and credit, Mr. SACRAMENTO'S / . +-BUSIEST STORE 4-1 4 tion. This was equivalent to $1 a share on the capital stock and compares with $820,370 or 57c a share in 1932. : The company last year recovered 158,966 fine ounces of gold from 2,466,832 tons of ore against 151,578 ounces from 2,41 4,469 tons the year before. 3 Reporting a new policy in regard to purchase and sale of its stock in the open market,. the company said that last July it seld at a substantial profit all shares owned for speculative ‘ purposes and in the’ future would buy its own stock onoly for In accordance with this policy, 8300 shares have already been bought, President P. R. Bradley said. Mrs. Willoughby Is Dinner Hostess Jackling declared the _ legislation “would place control of all ‘business and business practices in a politically-appointed bureau, without knowledge of business and with its aot objective political agg et ADCIRGINERE . and perpetuation in office.’ Ag . Even if this legislation was in force but 12 months, its damagTHE FACTORY . STORE Next to Hales ing“effect would be carried over into the life-time of every mature man today.”’ Choose Your Swagger Coat or WIN WEW CUSTOMERS Swagger Suit Here at $10 FULL SILK LINED— WHITES PREDOMINATE Mrs. Elsie Willoughby entertained a group of friends at dinner Tuesday night. Following the dinner two table of cards, one of auction and one of contract bridge, were enjoyed. The guests were I. L, Putnam, of Marysville, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Federated Church Brotherhoods of California at their State Convention this week, at which time the enthusiastic support of the Brotherhood was pledged the reeds McCraney, Mr. Leete, and Mr. and. Mrs. J.E. Osborne, of Grass Valley. } Queen Development Company, who is and Mrs. Harley M. H. B. McKinney, of the Sierra opening up the Volunteer mine near An opportunity! This week brings more of these very fashjonable swagger coats at a price that saves: you § money, 2 Fully lined! Trimly tailored! With plenty of dash! Tweeds! Nobby Tweeds! Mixtures! Fleécked Tweeds! Diagonals! Checks Gold, blue, gray, green and brown tones! , The Nevada City Nugget does all Kinds of Printing SIZES 12 to 40 Columbia, Tuolumne county, was a Nevada City visitor Wednesday. Several years ago Mr. McKinney and associates were in charge of the Wonder mining property in the Alleghany district. FOUR CONTRACTORS OF GRASS VALLEY CITED SACRAMENTO, April 12th.—Four Grass Valley contractors today wers cited by Carlos W. Huntington, state . (Continued From Page One ) SHASTA TEA— _ . . Pound . t SHOW BOAT SALMON . >-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI— FRARC 2 Cans LUNCHEON SWEET CHOW— 8 Obnce Bottle = WOODBURY’S [email protected] SOAP— TRUPAK . GRAPE FRUIT JUICE— J. J.Jackson Free Delivery Phone 1 ! ) lentz Berkeley, is in Nevada City visiting Pobisaubnt $1: 95 $9. 50 his brother, Thomas Richards. Waves. () eee Admiracion Oil Mae Mrs, Clarence Shurtleff, of Gold . Deluxe Wave....-. her daughter, Mrs .Sue Anderson, of Oakland, and brother, of San Francisco. , + g + nepeweeverr yt “$12.95 . +, ae tfeeateateateteah . ¥ registrar of contractors, to appear at { . : * a hearing in Grass Valley April 20th JACKLING a am ecla H = *< to show cause why their licenses £3 ‘ 3 should not be rev itati : x * Rare 4 oe © es ree citations the very lowest unit that uses the > 9 * vere issu hr $ i : : ee ‘ 3 z i district “se nee *y ph x Bowdie corporate forms of organization in . * ra n S tra p a tc * s supervisor j resi i : ne atthe hh Pe SOF) Wha. will “preside the conduct of its business. The + = e hearings. a aot : 3 ‘ : ‘ : = effect. of this legislation will be hard. * . The contractors cited and the na2. — ] M ms Ch a C Rs ture of the complaints against them sabnet Jewe Cvement In rome ase * 3 ; z ‘are: L B t Cartte é x idan % 3 Harry Lee, accused on two counts carn Call y re te ee of failure to carry compensation inENROL L NOW —ina x ee ae one we diversion of funds; Moderk me Ka J. i. Allen, failure to carry ecomAi Xe us , is m Progressive Bs = pensation insurance for his work-. School eG * g;men on two jobs; George C. Pie-! 4 rodent ie ‘s e. ¢ € ur students “a % lenz, failure to complete a home, s have held posi\ x % : ; : } : = * = . of construction project at the price! pee 5 chai * <7 ae *, specified in the contract, and Josay, schools, are <x ae a ates , : + very successful Se = eph Meconi, failure to carry workgin fanning thet 608 124 MILL STREET GRASS VALL EY e Fe oo: : “ as imen’s insurance on the construction ¥ own shops, and se sigh ie as operators are always preferBe of the Gold Nugget [nn. } Louis Curtoni, of Grass Vallley, is . the complaining witness against Pieand Lee. Northern California Students, —Consult Madame Cochrane: WE APPRECIATE uot: Town” pofTown" Patronage -0Alvin Richards, bond salesman, of Flat, has returned from a visit with CaliforniaBeauty School Main 9415 1110 8th St. R. N.-Smith, Sacramento Bert's Dry Goods Store Announcing Many Worthwhi at This Store for $1.00 and Less. 116 Mill Street . Grass Valley le Items That Can Be Found ATTRACTIVE Printed Rubberized CARD TABLE COVERS Qc Each TURKISH BATH TOWELS First Quality 19c Each and Up SILK HOSIERY and .approved by Better Fabrics Testing Bureau for Highest Quality Q&c Pair LADIES’ COTTON STOCKINGS French Nude Color 816 to 1014 25¢ Pair ‘Tested PIQUE BLOUSES White Pique Blouses Q8c Each LADIES’ FABRIC GLOVES WHITE FABRIC GLOVES WITH ‘ORGANDY or CUT OUT CUFFS Qc Pair . CRETONNES 36 in Printed Cretonnes 19c Yard and Up CURTAIN FILETS Ecru Curtain Filets 23¢ Yard and Up KITCHEN APRONS Fast Color Printed Kitchen Aprons 25e, 3c Age Each Select From EXTRA SPECIAL! Ladies Daffodil Tub Dresses. New Styles, well made, neatly trimmed, Fast Colors, Sizes 14 to 52. Just 8 Dosen to Price Each CURTAIN MARQUISETTES Dainty Patterns to Select from 12?2c Yard and Up iy LADIES’ RAYON UNDERTHINGS FIRSTY QUALITY, DAINTILY TRIMMED 49c Each and Up UNION SUITS AND GIRLS’ NAINSOOK 4 to 12 Years 35c Each KLEENEX Disposable Tissue Handkerchiefs : 804 sheets to Pkg. Assorted Colors 35¢ Per Pkg. CHENILLE BATH MATS Orchid, Green, Gold, Rose and Blue 75¢ Each Cotton Huck FACE TOWELS 12¥/c Each and‘ Up~~ LINEN KITCHEN TOWELS Colored Border SIZE 18x34 2u¢ Each BOYS’ BOYS SHIRTS Boys’ Dress Shirts NEAT PATTERNS 59c Each GIRLS’ SHORTS PRINTED SILKS Printed striped or plaid silks 40 Inches wide, New Patterns Q8c Per Yd. NEW SUMMER GOODS Printed Voiles, ‘Dimities, Ae : Girls’. twoh Sheer Lawns, Fast Colors. o-piece shorts for skating and bicycle riding & Yard and Up $1.00 Suit NIGHE GOWNS TUB DRESSES Ladies’ Nainsook Night Gowns Neatly Trimmed Children’s Tub Dresses 59c Each and Up 49c Each and Up + ‘+ <, Xe s%e ste steak pie ite He ae here tle tee rierieate tle she sferferfe atest He rfe tfc She she rferfe tie ale sent se tenia le fone teafe nl ere fe sfead , " te Os , cy , "as RS + > “Enjoy your beer. and have your figure, too!” Poons Beer smells fresh and tempting and tastes heavenly. Its supremacy is due to the skillful brewing of superior products .such as its malt. which is its soul. Buy Acme and enjoy the difference CALIFORNIA BREWING ASSN. San Francisco __—_—Los Angeles

ark and ing for will atvention. day. x e Safenotored vening. d with ciation ament. r. Joy 1g was of the to atednesowlinke y s club ed at nor of Betty, were . has » last kk —of e he 3. obhigh — suen Wa-sent _ used e of » of the ~ 4 be p fieene. on So SOONERS " w “b FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1934 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE J. W. Scott, engineer for the You Bet Mining Company, was a Nevada City visitor recently. TONOPAH SLAYER OF POLICEMAN ARRAIGNED —~— TONOPAH, April 12th.— Gerald W. Casey, charged with first degree murder of Homer J. O’Connell, former Tonopah police officer, appeared before Judge J. Emmett Walsh in district court Monday and entered a plea of not guilty. Date of trial was Set by the court for April 30. William S. Boyle, Reno atorney, appeared as legal council for Casey, and the state was represented by District Attorney Lowell Daniels. Judge Walsh’ stated this afternoon that he will issue a coall for a venire next Monday. Probably 75 names will be drawn on the first call. Due to the more or less cmoplicated circumstances surrounding the Casey case, it is believed considerable difficuty will be experienced in selecting a jury. Help Support Your WORTHERN CALIFORNIA TEAM 7-Game Series at Sacramento April 10th to 15th Crown Welding & Machine Works PLACERVILLE, CALIFORNIA We manufacture a Mill that grinds more ore with less ‘ power. Perfect amalgamation—easier and less expensive to install than any other Mill on the Market. If interested in this, write us, pom aaa erect ng oor ‘ in the vicinity of Placerville. ee 2 tt We also have @ stock of = CRUSHERS COMPRESSORS . HOISTS PUMPS Ee PS I X L TAMALES— 5S. & W. BAKED BEANS— MODESTO MILK— . mT . tained from the American TemperGOAL OF DRIVE IN SOU. CALIF. GLENDALE, April 12.—A campaign to secure within ten days, 50,000° of the. necessary 111,000 signatures to a petition to restore local option in California has been launched by the American Temperance Federation of Glendale.Petitions are ready for circulation and signatures today, according to E. E. Covert, state organizer of the American Temperance Federation. The initiative petitions ask for an amendment to Article 20, of the State Constitution by the addition of Section 23 which provides: “Upon initiative petition, the legislative “body of any county or city shall submit to the electors thereof, or to the electors of one or more precincts, the question of prohibiting the liquor traffic therein.” The petitions ask for a local option law, which will make it unlawful to manufacture, sell, offer for sale, transport, or possess intoxicating liquors in thé sections -which vote dry. Copies of the petition may be-obance Federation, 211 East Broadway, Glendale, according to Mr. Covert, who was reappointed chairman of the temperance committee of the LOCAL OPTION IS ‘ALASKA JUNEAU -. retirement. a NETS $1 A SHARE JUNEAU, ALASKA, April 12.— Alaska ,Juneaw Gold Mining Company_reports profit of $1,497,253 for 1933 after depreciation, federal taxes and other charges but before depleD. Wic ‘hes. mining man of Ty ler; was da Nevada City visitor yes-" This is like scut. terday. er on the little fellow than the big, Cc. fellow—the-big fellow can take care t of himself better. tling the ship simply to gét rid of . the: fate FEARS POLITICAL ABUSES Pointing out that stock exchanges are essential to the distribution and ! exchange of securities in the same ! ‘way»that banks are essential for the exchange of money and credit, Mr. SACRAMENTO'S / . +-BUSIEST STORE 4-1 4 tion. This was equivalent to $1 a share on the capital stock and compares with $820,370 or 57c a share in 1932. : The company last year recovered 158,966 fine ounces of gold from 2,466,832 tons of ore against 151,578 ounces from 2,41 4,469 tons the year before. 3 Reporting a new policy in regard to purchase and sale of its stock in the open market,. the company said that last July it seld at a substantial profit all shares owned for speculative ‘ purposes and in the’ future would buy its own stock onoly for In accordance with this policy, 8300 shares have already been bought, President P. R. Bradley said. Mrs. Willoughby Is Dinner Hostess Jackling declared the _ legislation “would place control of all ‘business and business practices in a politically-appointed bureau, without knowledge of business and with its aot objective political agg et ADCIRGINERE . and perpetuation in office.’ Ag . Even if this legislation was in force but 12 months, its damagTHE FACTORY . STORE Next to Hales ing“effect would be carried over into the life-time of every mature man today.”’ Choose Your Swagger Coat or WIN WEW CUSTOMERS Swagger Suit Here at $10 FULL SILK LINED— WHITES PREDOMINATE Mrs. Elsie Willoughby entertained a group of friends at dinner Tuesday night. Following the dinner two table of cards, one of auction and one of contract bridge, were enjoyed. The guests were I. L, Putnam, of Marysville, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Federated Church Brotherhoods of California at their State Convention this week, at which time the enthusiastic support of the Brotherhood was pledged the reeds McCraney, Mr. Leete, and Mr. and. Mrs. J.E. Osborne, of Grass Valley. } Queen Development Company, who is and Mrs. Harley M. H. B. McKinney, of the Sierra opening up the Volunteer mine near An opportunity! This week brings more of these very fashjonable swagger coats at a price that saves: you § money, 2 Fully lined! Trimly tailored! With plenty of dash! Tweeds! Nobby Tweeds! Mixtures! Fleécked Tweeds! Diagonals! Checks Gold, blue, gray, green and brown tones! , The Nevada City Nugget does all Kinds of Printing SIZES 12 to 40 Columbia, Tuolumne county, was a Nevada City visitor Wednesday. Several years ago Mr. McKinney and associates were in charge of the Wonder mining property in the Alleghany district. FOUR CONTRACTORS OF GRASS VALLEY CITED SACRAMENTO, April 12th.—Four Grass Valley contractors today wers cited by Carlos W. Huntington, state . (Continued From Page One ) SHASTA TEA— _ . . Pound . t SHOW BOAT SALMON . >-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI— FRARC 2 Cans LUNCHEON SWEET CHOW— 8 Obnce Bottle =

WOODBURY’S [email protected] SOAP— TRUPAK . GRAPE FRUIT JUICE— J. J.Jackson Free Delivery Phone 1 ! ) lentz Berkeley, is in Nevada City visiting Pobisaubnt $1: 95 $9. 50 his brother, Thomas Richards. Waves.. () eee Admiracion Oil Mae Mrs, Clarence Shurtleff, of Gold . Deluxe Wave.......-. her daughter, Mrs .Sue Anderson, of Oakland, and brother, of San Francisco. , + g + nepeweeverr yt “$12.95 . +, ae tfeeateateateteah . ¥ registrar of contractors, to appear at { . : * a hearing in Grass Valley April 20th JACKLING a am ecla H = *< to show cause why their licenses £3 ‘ 3 should not be rev itati : x * Rare 4 oe © es ree citations the very lowest unit that uses the > 9 * vere issu hr $ i : : ee ‘ 3 z i district “se nee *y ph x Bowdie corporate forms of organization in . * ra n S tra p a tc * s supervisor j resi i : ne atthe hh Pe SOF) Wha. will “preside the conduct of its business. The + = e hearings. a aot : 3 ‘ : ‘ : = effect. of this legislation will be hard. * . The contractors cited and the na2. — ] M ms Ch a C Rs ture of the complaints against them sabnet Jewe Cvement In rome ase * 3 ; z ‘are: L B t Cartte é x idan % 3 Harry Lee, accused on two counts carn Call y re te ee of failure to carry compensation inENROL L NOW —ina x ee ae one we diversion of funds; Moderk me Ka J. i. Allen, failure to carry ecomAi Xe us , is m Progressive Bs = pensation insurance for his work-. School eG * g;men on two jobs; George C. Pie-! 4 rodent ie ‘s e. ¢ € ur students “a % lenz, failure to complete a home, s have held posi\ x % : ; : } : = * = . of construction project at the price! pee 5 chai * <7 ae *, specified in the contract, and Josay, schools, are <x ae a ates , : + very successful Se = eph Meconi, failure to carry workgin fanning thet 608 124 MILL STREET GRASS VALL EY e Fe oo: : “ as imen’s insurance on the construction ¥ own shops, and se sigh ie as operators are always preferBe of the Gold Nugget [nn. } Louis Curtoni, of Grass Vallley, is . the complaining witness against Pieand Lee. Northern California Students, —Consult Madame Cochrane: WE APPRECIATE uot: Town” pofTown" Patronage -0Alvin Richards, bond salesman, of Flat, has returned from a visit with CaliforniaBeauty School Main 9415 1110 8th St. R. N.-Smith, Sacramento Bert's Dry Goods Store Announcing Many Worthwhi at This Store for $1.00 and Less. 116 Mill Street . Grass Valley le Items That Can Be Found ATTRACTIVE Printed Rubberized CARD TABLE COVERS Qc Each TURKISH BATH TOWELS First Quality 19c Each and Up SILK HOSIERY and .approved by Better Fabrics Testing Bureau for Highest Quality Q&c Pair LADIES’ COTTON STOCKINGS French Nude Color 816 to 1014 25¢ Pair ‘Tested PIQUE BLOUSES White Pique Blouses Q8c Each LADIES’ FABRIC GLOVES WHITE FABRIC GLOVES WITH ‘ORGANDY or CUT OUT CUFFS Qc Pair . CRETONNES 36 in Printed Cretonnes 19c Yard and Up CURTAIN FILETS Ecru Curtain Filets 23¢ Yard and Up KITCHEN APRONS Fast Color Printed Kitchen Aprons 25e, 3c Age Each Select From EXTRA SPECIAL! Ladies Daffodil Tub Dresses. New Styles, well made, neatly trimmed, Fast Colors, Sizes 14 to 52. Just 8 Dosen to Price Each CURTAIN MARQUISETTES Dainty Patterns to Select from 12?2c Yard and Up iy LADIES’ RAYON UNDERTHINGS FIRSTY QUALITY, DAINTILY TRIMMED 49c Each and Up UNION SUITS AND GIRLS’ NAINSOOK 4 to 12 Years 35c Each KLEENEX Disposable Tissue Handkerchiefs : 804 sheets to Pkg. Assorted Colors 35¢ Per Pkg. CHENILLE BATH MATS Orchid, Green, Gold, Rose and Blue 75¢ Each Cotton Huck FACE TOWELS 12¥/c Each and‘ Up~~ LINEN KITCHEN TOWELS Colored Border SIZE 18x34 2u¢ Each BOYS’ BOYS SHIRTS Boys’ Dress Shirts NEAT PATTERNS 59c Each GIRLS’ SHORTS PRINTED SILKS Printed striped or plaid silks 40 Inches wide, New Patterns Q8c Per Yd. NEW SUMMER GOODS Printed Voiles, ‘Dimities, Ae : Girls’. twoh Sheer Lawns, Fast Colors. o-piece shorts for skating and bicycle riding & Yard and Up $1.00 Suit NIGHE GOWNS TUB DRESSES Ladies’ Nainsook Night Gowns Neatly Trimmed Children’s Tub Dresses 59c Each and Up 49c Each and Up + ‘+ <, Xe s%e ste steak pie ite He ae here tle tee rierieate tle she sferferfe atest He rfe tfc She she rferfe tie ale sent se tenia le fone teafe nl ere fe sfead , " te Os , cy , "as RS + > “Enjoy your beer. and have your figure, too!” Poons Beer smells fresh and tempting and tastes heavenly. Its supremacy is due to the skillful brewing of superior products ..such as its malt.. which is its soul. Buy Acme and enjoy the difference CALIFORNIA BREWING ASSN. San Francisco __—_—Los Angeles