April 14, 1939 (6 pages)

———= . Thakmg ity Nugget 7 Wevede Out Loud. COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA: By H. M. L. It was reallly time that a red herring was dragged over the trail of California ‘‘reds.’’ With the “ecenomy bloc’’ in full cry after the governor’s relief set-up, and the governor ' himself so hard pressed: that he threy a.communistic gent named Plunkett to the pack, and with the majority of the state legislature, dividing its time between the budget debate and a discussion of whether or’ not the relief administration be given a thorough probing, the red herring makes its appearance. The governor produces some ‘‘confidential correspondence” :LOPMENT ISSUE between two underlings in the State Chamber of Commerce and demands of the Vol. 13, No. 30. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The pee! Seat Paper U.S. Guar sto Pr fae NRL Laas MORN campaign contribution * at a 'conifference Tuesday, and author when tance telephone from transaction came _ to light, finds his delicate gorge ris ization was obtained by There of the river will be patrolled. Guards ber ‘have discussed in confidential letters methods of combatting some of the crackpot legislation which Lieutenant ‘Governor Patterson and fellow radicals have proposed. will receive their uniforms and $1, red to. the Assembly labor and tee memibers, dates set for hearings on various measures and instructions on how te oppose the bills. The governor in his virtuous wrath says in submitting the correspondence to legislative scrutiny “T am certain, in view of ithe facts now in your possession, that mem bers of the senate and assembly, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1939. The Gold Center ct Dam Workers Charles Haste oui siperimendent of Sacramento schools, was the speak Dance Saturday Night ° er at the Rotary luncheon yesterday. 800 a year, with an enlistment for two years The sergeant with possible will extensions. receive his uni form and $2300 a year. NO LOAFERS ALLOWED guards will be instructed to keep out all loafers, hoboes, blanket stiffs and suspicious characters. The U. S. dam reservation will be freed of all idlers and non-workers. At the Bonneville dam on the Col umbia river, Col. Burks said, there Nevada City Chamlber of Comphone, piano and banjo. These mus. merce is holding its first annual icians are in great demand and have dance in Armory Hall Saturday the reputation of playing music that April 15. As an added attraction is a-delight. As an added attraction those attending will be given an spot light prizes will be awarded. “The Chamber of Commerce ap°° hour’s program of .excellent enterthroughout which (fifty no trespass refused to salute the flag in accordtainment from 8 to 9 o’clock. There preciates the hearty cooperation of. signs had been posted, and finally ance with the school law of Califorwill ‘be seven features inicluding inthe merchants in donating prizes for were violating the “county’S antinia, and for that matter the majorwhich will be much— strumental and vocal music the local the dance, ity of the states. picketing ordinance. high school band taking a prominsought after for their splendid valu.; The Civil Liberties League interPICKETS LEFT’ WILLINGLY es. Merchants donating prizes were: ent part. With few exceptions the pickets vened, and though the child was LawDancing starts at 9 o’clock. with Bosworth’s Furniture Store, loaded their blankets and cooking kept in school for several weeks afplenty of dance numbers to. suit rence Motors, Save More 5 and 10° untensils, mattresses and other outter the ifirst offense, the school board everyone’s ‘taste. The ‘Chamber of Store, Kopp’s Bakery, L. EB. Noyes, door furniture into the cars and finally suspended her. The case was Commerce has secured Mids’ Club Glen Cleland, Penrose 'Grocery, Aldrove off willingly. One or two ofpresented in superior court and at the Orchestra which plays Purity Store, Harris over radio pha Stores, fered an argument but lost the de‘eonelusion of the ‘trial over which stations in Chico and Stockton. Drug Store, Dick Lane’s Garage, Pa. Judge Peter Shields presided, the bate and also moved away. ‘There are. five memlbers in the orcific Gas and Electric Company, Ne , Wednesday morning anticipating child’s parents won, The school dirchestra consisting of drums, saxovada City Drug Store and Safeway. third that the so-called strikers might come ectors then appealed to the back with reinforcements to offer a district Court of Appeals, and witn battle, Sheriff Tobiassen recruited the late Justice Plummer writing the sus25 deputies, armed ‘them with reopinion, the lower court was The seiool volvers, sawed off shot guns, rifles, tained in its decision. vomit gas and. billy blubs ‘and stood board then carried the case to the County Employs 2459 Men In Its Mines have been stationed 26 armed guards guard while approximately 70 men state supreme court, which reversed employed in the construction work the decisions of the two lower courts not been suspended for five minutes at thé dam site went !back to work. and the case has now been appealed and the work on that vast project has since it started. But throughout No pickets, blanket stiffs or labor to the United Supreme Court, which Washiagton and Oregon during the racketeers showed up. In addition thus far has failed to review any same period in lumber mills and shipto the sheriff's deputies, twelve such case presented. The New York STOCKTON HILL PROPERTY Walter Woock is in charge of opCarl P, Jones and associates from erations at the Stockton Hill mine the south bank of Deer Creek to the south of Grass Valley. Ore of good 400 level of the Fortuma shaft. Six mill value is being mined in devel© men in two shifts are employed. It is opment in the lower level of the Work is progressing satisfactorily } which for many years has appar fusing to permit children who refuse and agriculture, and caused the loss FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE of millions of dollars in wages. Al Garesio, head of the local CIO to salute the flag from attending NO. FREE STEWS organization, now a_ fugitive from school. expected to run a drift a short disshaft. It is stated ore is being ptor-' Speaking of American schools gentance from ithe crosscut From now on the same_ system justice charged with false arrest, has to intered for future reduction. the will of the people.’’ Brave fornia is words, indeed. rapidly But Cali becoming ac guainted ‘with its governor. The state of commerce, by chamber ers. Whether the governor includes them or not, the tax payers are still the “people.” The tax payers who foot the bill for the state’s tremendous expenses. The ‘will’ of the tax payers is to prevent an increase in taxes and if possible to reduce them. It is*ilgo the “will” of the tax payers to prevent gov ernmental experiments in labor and capital relations which might disrupt industry, agriculture or commerce, and ‘thereby prevent a return to prosperous conditions. The tax payers, as a mattter of fact,, constitute all the ‘‘people,’”’ because even the dust bowlers, pay taxes in some form. It is perhaps true ‘that the state chamber does represent ‘the property owners of ‘Caifornia, ‘who pay the greater part of the taxes. But even so, if the bigger tax payers who, as a Tule are also big employers of labor are ‘relieved of some of their tax burden the way is opened to employment for many of the ‘little tax payers, who only pay hidden taxes. What ired the governor, of course, is the fact that the state chamber ‘was prepared to deal practically with legislation affect.ing labor and capital. The CIO or AFL cam -bring all the ‘pressure they can muster, above board or underground, ‘to get legislation through, but we shall never hear a peep from Mr. Olson on that score. An investigation, if it could be started, would lead the public eye away from 'the vital subject of the governor’s record breaking budget, and its huge relief expenditure proposals which ‘the legislature is trying to prune, But semate lead ers, both conservative, Democrats and Republicans, fortunately, refuse to be diverted. The spot light is on the budget and they propose to keep it there until it is amend ed or adopted, _ highway patrolmen State Supreme Court in a case very were ipresent to wars have thrown thousands of men see that traffic was not impeded: on similar to the Sacramento icasé has also ‘sustained school boards in rethe highway. out of employment, halted industries will be adopted for the $4,000,000 and large, represents the tax pay ye 3 Hamil t sole objective has been to thwart cae —Alexander ping centers labor troubles and labor for special private interests whose ey ends. will be desirous of bringing into the open for the first time the wide operations of the state chamber ently operated solely as a ‘“‘front’’ al three shifts of “tieal officials of the state ‘cham Capital ‘Committee, lists commit Ba, dis guards under a sergeant. Both banks The . will’ be long. Washington. ing when he discovers two_ prac The letters outline bills refer ifiable ton, Horace Curnow as ‘chairman of the day, introduced the speaker, who is also a member of Sacramento Rotary. Mr. Hughes gave an account of the action of the school directors in ernment is interested, stated yesterobstructing the county road, in tresSacramento in suspending a student, day that this decision was reached passing on government property, a girl ‘about ten years of age, who from the celebrated bond brokers, the McDonough brothers, of San Francisco, and hastily returned it the. in the right to publish the Truth, with good motives and for just GI The U. S. Army Department has Sheriff Carl Tobiassen and two or vestigate the state chamber. This. authorized armed and uniformed Unithree deputies on Tuesday afternoon is not especially clever because it ted States guards for the Narrows made the so-called pickets clean up is so obviously intended to disdam construction job. Colonel I. E. their camp in the county road optract attention from the monu‘Burks, supervising U. S. engineer posite the entrance to Narrows dam mental waste of state relief funds. in charge of all construction work reservation and move on. He told The governor who accepted $7,in the west in which the Federal gov‘them they -were violating the law in a March 15, 1848: The Liberty of the Press consists ROTARY HEARS Garesio’s Second Strike SUPERINTENDENT Chamber Will Be Host Proves Another Flop SACTO.SCHOOLS At Entertainment And— Rl: legislature that it immediately in 500 as Freel the Californian, erally, Mr. Hughes sharply contrast apparently pulled another labor bon on the cross cut undertaken by Dr. cept the Moun'taineer vein which in MELVILLE PROPERTY ‘which times past proved profitable in ore Five drills continue ‘to test ore eers, transit ‘picket armies and® asstrike, out of a total of 98 men at youth receives in this country and production. The Black Prince vein it totalitis expected will also be developed. values in the gravel near Columbia sorted ‘bums who flock to every work on the job, and very few of this that which they receive in Narrows dam project, Labor racket labor ‘disturbance tfor the free coffee er, With only 28 ClOs voting the picket line, ‘his second strike in ganizations at camps Nevada the county roads, give the U. S. army guards a wide berth. While they like a of County proves to be anoth and also to uphold fanattically whicherty. Both the Champion and Mount ers are in the hotel in er flop. Last January, it will be re ever kind of totalitarian government aineer properties are owned by Dr. is in power. Jones, who also recently acquired the Juan little called, Garesio pulled at time a strike on Mr. Hughes stressed game of fox and hounds with local which peace officers vote of 23 ClOs on the Murchie mine ance of American chary of they running are extremely afoul Federal that employed 240 CIO And Other Labor Continued on Page Five guards. education the imporGold Tunnel claims. education which developes the children, ' mentally, physically and. morally, giving and while has adjourned and i them to become patriotic and useful may restrict or hamper their operaa tion, have been enacted. It is reported that important de ‘nominating committee, consisting of velopments in the Spanish mine are Oscar Odegaard, chairman Are Sued For $25,000 of past presidents, offered the following directors in nomination: Clyde Gwin, Chester Scheemer, H. E. Kjorlie, Dick Lane, Irving Long, Charles Elliott and Art Innes. Added to these were two nominations made under way. A canvass of the mines in Nevada county reveals little change in em ployment month. com pany and the E.L. Dickson company, contractors, engaged in ‘building the $4,000,000 debris dam at the Yuba Narrows yesterday filed suit in, the Nevada County court for $25,000 damages against the Congress for Organization; \Americano Industria Federation of Labor, The Mine, Mill The contractors charge that the defendants entered into a conspiracy to unionize the employes of ‘plaint iffs and to compel them to join the defendant associations. In pursuance ELECTRIC CURRENT IN NOR. SAN JUAN MAY 1 Electric light and power facilities of this conspiracy, it is alleged, the will _be in North San Juan ready for defendants forcibly entered the site of construction work, armed with use on the first of May, it was anclubs and pieces of iron pipe, steel nounced yesterday by Dan Stewart, P, G. & E. manager for Nevada and Smelter orkers, Local 471; Inrods, monkey wrenches, pick handcounty, at yesterday’s meeting of the ternational Brotherhood of Teamles and other dangerous weapons, sters, Local 137; International Opand forcibly broke into the dormitRotary club. Pile ory where employes were sleeping. 3; erating Engineers, Local ‘GREENHORN PROPERTY and threatening violence forced. all Local Builders, Wharf Drivers and It is understood ‘that owners of 44; John Morgan, W. R. Mack, Patthe men in the domitory to go outthe Greenhorn dredging operations The employes, under guard, riick W. Clancy, J. H. Wagner, G. L side. are remodeling the doodle bug were then marched up the hill to the Adams, Fred Ayers, John Larsen, L. dredge, A new jig will be tested out Esotofif, Harold Arrowsmith, Albert public highway, where they were on the boat when in operation. Click, Paul Owens, Mike Marvis, M. temporarily left under guards. The L ‘Moreford, Stanley D. Behrbaum, defendants, it is then alleged, went DAKIN COMPANY J. Sutton, L. F. Benedict, A. A. Garback to the dam site and marched anThe dragline dredge of ‘the Dakin figures published monthly survey there are now 2,459 C. Bruce, C. Bailey, R. M. Chandler, C. S. Phelps and 500 John Does. It is alleged in the complaint that these. organizations and) individuals employes it is claimed that all were satisfied with the defendants terms of. their employment, respect ing wages and hours of work and working conditions. Nome of their Mrs. Frank Davies returned Tuesemployes ever requested any of the day from a week vacation spent in organizations named ‘as defendants to act as their bargaining agents. hér old home at Forest Hill, Stated there is enough gravel to keep the compan employed a fuil from doing directly or year, Eleven men are mopiored my indirectly any of the following acts: the company. (1) Intimidating, threatening, molesting or ‘coercing plaintiff in the. Mrs. C; E. Bosworth had as guests performance ofits contract with the Tuesday Mrr. and Mrs. Oscar Coffer a Livermore ‘several years ago. No. LODE MINES Men _—CwPayrolf Employed ; Pennsylvania . Zeibright .-.-. 111 150 16,650 22,500 Murchie ...» Idaho-Maryland New Brunswick Idaho © .2:.-.022. Buliton .2-.:-43-s-3: 146 MRS. ELLIOTT CHOSEN HEAD OF CIVIC CLUB election of officers at the Brand Others studio Monday night. The slate of Golden Center . KELLER MINE Mr. Von Gorletx has three men] employed at the Keller mine near Graniteville. Seven men were em ployed in development work all win-. ter but work is a ‘little slack and the}. erations. 296 487 40 Lava Cap Banner— ORIEL cccsoeeccoses The Nevada lGkiy City “Womat's Civic Bradley Club held a ‘business meeting and Spaniah .-.-.040. of Yuba City. They all resided in force .was: eut gia the . Semon _Op(Continued On Page Five) FORTUNA PROPERTY J. M. Hoff has seven men drifting in the Black Prince workings of the Fortuna property at Nevada City’s southwestern city limits. The property was purchased by Dr. C. P. Jones of Grass Valley several months — ago and is now a portion of the Champion property. : $61,500 39,900 permanent injunction to restrain the Fisk, officials. 410 366 tractors, and G. the a payroll of $368,850 monthly. Newmont The following. reports have been Empire .. Ritankee received from mines in the county: ‘North Star .. named in the suit, made no demands whatever wpon the pilaintiff con Vasion, fortable quarters for ast officers presented by the chairman of the nominating committee, Mrs. C.’E. Parsons, was unanimously accepted by the club members and elected to pilot the. club during the other group of employes up the hill company is going down stream. toensuing year are: Mrs. Charles Elto the ‘highway, where by threat of ward the narrows on the old Chamfiott,. president; Mrs. Arthur Hoge, violence they attempted to intimpion mine talings and Deer Creek Jr., first vice president; Mrs. DeWitt idate all the workers thus under gravel channel. When this strip has Nelson, second vice president; Mrs. guard, to enroll in the defendant CIO been worked the dredge will be turnClyde Gwin, treasurer and Mrs, Evorganizations. ed about and work up stream. It is erett Robinson, secretary. The contractors also ask for a esio, James ment has been made to make com According to the Nugget’s from the floor, Horace Curnow and miners employed in the county with Otis Brown. ' San improve the Murchie shaft into the North operations for the English company ia Banner country will not begin until testing the large gravel wa them . every opportunity to ithe Jegislature citizens. North where considerable Work in running a crosscut from Bramley L. Melvill is in charge of learn of other systems of governmining interests know whether or ment than the democratic, teaches not any of the pending bills, which Organizations At Dam The Arundel Construction ~ arian states. There boys from seven This cross cut is running through an Hill. The company ‘thas increased its years up are trained to be soldiers area adjacent to the (Champion proppayroll to about 32 men. Headquart minority of 28 willing to appear on and free stew provided by labor orin éd the kind to 260 20 Spring Hill ..< » Great Northern . Stockton Hill .. Hot Water .. 115 16 22 10 3 DP OTNG, co ioc crescents 6 Beller ars oie a 7 Round Mt. .. 6 MACK ova Atlas . <3-.it.c McKenzie Innes Dreg. Co, You: Bet pic aTh

———= . Thakmg ity Nugget 7 Wevede Out Loud. COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA: By H. M. L. It was reallly time that a red herring was dragged over the trail of California ‘‘reds.’’ With the “ecenomy bloc’’ in full cry after the governor’s relief set-up, and the governor ' himself so hard pressed: that he threy a.communistic gent named Plunkett to the pack, and with the majority of the state legislature, dividing its time between the budget debate and a discussion of whether or’ not the relief administration be given a thorough probing, the red herring makes its appearance. The governor produces some ‘‘confidential correspondence” :LOPMENT ISSUE between two underlings in the State Chamber of Commerce and demands of the Vol. 13, No. 30. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The pee! Seat Paper U.S. Guar sto Pr fae NRL Laas MORN campaign contribution * at a 'conifference Tuesday, and author when tance telephone from transaction came _ to light, finds his delicate gorge ris ization was obtained by There of the river will be patrolled. Guards ber ‘have discussed in confidential letters methods of combatting some of the crackpot legislation which Lieutenant ‘Governor Patterson and fellow radicals have proposed. will receive their uniforms and $1, red to. the Assembly labor and tee memibers, dates set for hearings on various measures and instructions on how te oppose the bills. The governor in his virtuous wrath says in submitting the correspondence to legislative scrutiny “T am certain, in view of ithe facts now in your possession, that mem bers of the senate and assembly, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1939. The Gold Center ct Dam Workers Charles Haste oui siperimendent of Sacramento schools, was the speak Dance Saturday Night ° er at the Rotary luncheon yesterday. 800 a year, with an enlistment for two years The sergeant with possible will extensions. receive his uni form and $2300 a year. NO LOAFERS ALLOWED guards will be instructed to keep out all loafers, hoboes, blanket stiffs and suspicious characters. The U. S. dam reservation will be freed of all idlers and non-workers. At the Bonneville dam on the Col umbia river, Col. Burks said, there Nevada City Chamlber of Comphone, piano and banjo. These mus. merce is holding its first annual icians are in great demand and have dance in Armory Hall Saturday the reputation of playing music that April 15. As an added attraction is a-delight. As an added attraction those attending will be given an spot light prizes will be awarded. “The Chamber of Commerce ap°° hour’s program of .excellent enterthroughout which (fifty no trespass refused to salute the flag in accordtainment from 8 to 9 o’clock. There preciates the hearty cooperation of. signs had been posted, and finally ance with the school law of Califorwill ‘be seven features inicluding inthe merchants in donating prizes for were violating the “county’S antinia, and for that matter the majorwhich will be much— strumental and vocal music the local the dance, ity of the states. picketing ordinance. high school band taking a prominsought after for their splendid valu.; The Civil Liberties League interPICKETS LEFT’ WILLINGLY es. Merchants donating prizes were: ent part. With few exceptions the pickets vened, and though the child was LawDancing starts at 9 o’clock. with Bosworth’s Furniture Store, loaded their blankets and cooking kept in school for several weeks afplenty of dance numbers to. suit rence Motors, Save More 5 and 10° untensils, mattresses and other outter the ifirst offense, the school board everyone’s ‘taste. The ‘Chamber of Store, Kopp’s Bakery, L. EB. Noyes, door furniture into the cars and finally suspended her. The case was Commerce has secured Mids’ Club Glen Cleland, Penrose 'Grocery, Aldrove off willingly. One or two ofpresented in superior court and at the Orchestra which plays Purity Store, Harris over radio pha Stores, fered an argument but lost the de‘eonelusion of the ‘trial over which stations in Chico and Stockton. Drug Store, Dick Lane’s Garage, Pa. Judge Peter Shields presided, the bate and also moved away. ‘There are. five memlbers in the orcific Gas and Electric Company, Ne , Wednesday morning anticipating child’s parents won, The school dirchestra consisting of drums, saxovada City Drug Store and Safeway. third that the so-called strikers might come ectors then appealed to the back with reinforcements to offer a district Court of Appeals, and witn battle, Sheriff Tobiassen recruited the late Justice Plummer writing the sus25 deputies, armed ‘them with reopinion, the lower court was The seiool volvers, sawed off shot guns, rifles, tained in its decision. vomit gas and. billy blubs ‘and stood board then carried the case to the County Employs 2459 Men In Its Mines have been stationed 26 armed guards guard while approximately 70 men state supreme court, which reversed employed in the construction work the decisions of the two lower courts not been suspended for five minutes at thé dam site went !back to work. and the case has now been appealed and the work on that vast project has since it started. But throughout No pickets, blanket stiffs or labor to the United Supreme Court, which Washiagton and Oregon during the racketeers showed up. In addition thus far has failed to review any same period in lumber mills and shipto the sheriff's deputies, twelve such case presented. The New York STOCKTON HILL PROPERTY Walter Woock is in charge of opCarl P, Jones and associates from erations at the Stockton Hill mine the south bank of Deer Creek to the south of Grass Valley. Ore of good 400 level of the Fortuma shaft. Six mill value is being mined in devel© men in two shifts are employed. It is opment in the lower level of the Work is progressing satisfactorily } which for many years has appar fusing to permit children who refuse and agriculture, and caused the loss FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE of millions of dollars in wages. Al Garesio, head of the local CIO to salute the flag from attending NO. FREE STEWS organization, now a_ fugitive from school. expected to run a drift a short disshaft. It is stated ore is being ptor-' Speaking of American schools gentance from ithe crosscut From now on the same_ system justice charged with false arrest, has to intered for future reduction. the will of the people.’’ Brave fornia is words, indeed. rapidly But Cali becoming ac guainted ‘with its governor. The state of commerce, by chamber ers. Whether the governor includes them or not, the tax payers are still the “people.” The tax payers who foot the bill for the state’s tremendous expenses. The ‘will’ of the tax payers is to prevent an increase in taxes and if possible to reduce them. It is*ilgo the “will” of the tax payers to prevent gov ernmental experiments in labor and capital relations which might disrupt industry, agriculture or commerce, and ‘thereby prevent a return to prosperous conditions. The tax payers, as a mattter of fact,, constitute all the ‘‘people,’”’ because even the dust bowlers, pay taxes in some form. It is perhaps true ‘that the state chamber does represent ‘the property owners of ‘Caifornia, ‘who pay the greater part of the taxes. But even so, if the bigger tax payers who, as a Tule are also big employers of labor are ‘relieved of some of their tax burden the way is opened to employment for many of the ‘little tax payers, who only pay hidden taxes. What ired the governor, of course, is the fact that the state chamber ‘was prepared to deal practically with legislation affect.ing labor and capital. The CIO or AFL cam -bring all the ‘pressure they can muster, above board or underground, ‘to get legislation through, but we shall never hear a peep from Mr. Olson on that score. An investigation, if it could be started, would lead the public eye away from 'the vital subject of the governor’s record breaking budget, and its huge relief expenditure proposals which ‘the legislature is trying to prune, But semate lead ers, both conservative, Democrats and Republicans, fortunately, refuse to be diverted. The spot light is on the budget and they propose to keep it there until it is amend ed or adopted, _ highway patrolmen State Supreme Court in a case very were ipresent to wars have thrown thousands of men see that traffic was not impeded: on similar to the Sacramento icasé has also ‘sustained school boards in rethe highway. out of employment, halted industries will be adopted for the $4,000,000 and large, represents the tax pay ye 3 Hamil t sole objective has been to thwart cae —Alexander ping centers labor troubles and labor for special private interests whose ey ends. will be desirous of bringing into the open for the first time the wide operations of the state chamber ently operated solely as a ‘“‘front’’ al three shifts of “tieal officials of the state ‘cham Capital ‘Committee, lists commit Ba, dis guards under a sergeant. Both banks The . will’ be long. Washington. ing when he discovers two_ prac The letters outline bills refer ifiable ton, Horace Curnow as ‘chairman of the day, introduced the speaker, who is also a member of Sacramento Rotary. Mr. Hughes gave an account of the action of the school directors in ernment is interested, stated yesterobstructing the county road, in tresSacramento in suspending a student, day that this decision was reached passing on government property, a girl ‘about ten years of age, who from the celebrated bond brokers, the McDonough brothers, of San Francisco, and hastily returned it the. in the right to publish the Truth, with good motives and for just GI The U. S. Army Department has Sheriff Carl Tobiassen and two or vestigate the state chamber. This. authorized armed and uniformed Unithree deputies on Tuesday afternoon is not especially clever because it ted States guards for the Narrows made the so-called pickets clean up is so obviously intended to disdam construction job. Colonel I. E. their camp in the county road optract attention from the monu‘Burks, supervising U. S. engineer posite the entrance to Narrows dam mental waste of state relief funds. in charge of all construction work reservation and move on. He told The governor who accepted $7,in the west in which the Federal gov‘them they -were violating the law in a March 15, 1848: The Liberty of the Press consists ROTARY HEARS Garesio’s Second Strike SUPERINTENDENT Chamber Will Be Host Proves Another Flop SACTO.SCHOOLS At Entertainment And— Rl: legislature that it immediately in 500 as Freel the Californian, erally, Mr. Hughes sharply contrast apparently pulled another labor bon on the cross cut undertaken by Dr. cept the Moun'taineer vein which in MELVILLE PROPERTY ‘which times past proved profitable in ore Five drills continue ‘to test ore eers, transit ‘picket armies and® asstrike, out of a total of 98 men at youth receives in this country and production. The Black Prince vein it

totalitis expected will also be developed. values in the gravel near Columbia sorted ‘bums who flock to every work on the job, and very few of this that which they receive in Narrows dam project, Labor racket labor ‘disturbance tfor the free coffee er, With only 28 ClOs voting the picket line, ‘his second strike in ganizations at camps Nevada the county roads, give the U. S. army guards a wide berth. While they like a of County proves to be anoth and also to uphold fanattically whicherty. Both the Champion and Mount ers are in the hotel in er flop. Last January, it will be re ever kind of totalitarian government aineer properties are owned by Dr. is in power. Jones, who also recently acquired the Juan little called, Garesio pulled at time a strike on Mr. Hughes stressed game of fox and hounds with local which peace officers vote of 23 ClOs on the Murchie mine ance of American chary of they running are extremely afoul Federal that employed 240 CIO And Other Labor Continued on Page Five guards. education the imporGold Tunnel claims. education which developes the children, ' mentally, physically and. morally, giving and while has adjourned and i them to become patriotic and useful may restrict or hamper their operaa tion, have been enacted. It is reported that important de ‘nominating committee, consisting of velopments in the Spanish mine are Oscar Odegaard, chairman Are Sued For $25,000 of past presidents, offered the following directors in nomination: Clyde Gwin, Chester Scheemer, H. E. Kjorlie, Dick Lane, Irving Long, Charles Elliott and Art Innes. Added to these were two nominations made under way. A canvass of the mines in Nevada county reveals little change in em ployment month. com pany and the E.L. Dickson company, contractors, engaged in ‘building the $4,000,000 debris dam at the Yuba Narrows yesterday filed suit in, the Nevada County court for $25,000 damages against the Congress for Organization; \Americano Industria Federation of Labor, The Mine, Mill The contractors charge that the defendants entered into a conspiracy to unionize the employes of ‘plaint iffs and to compel them to join the defendant associations. In pursuance ELECTRIC CURRENT IN NOR. SAN JUAN MAY 1 Electric light and power facilities of this conspiracy, it is alleged, the will _be in North San Juan ready for defendants forcibly entered the site of construction work, armed with use on the first of May, it was anclubs and pieces of iron pipe, steel nounced yesterday by Dan Stewart, P, G. & E. manager for Nevada and Smelter orkers, Local 471; Inrods, monkey wrenches, pick handcounty, at yesterday’s meeting of the ternational Brotherhood of Teamles and other dangerous weapons, sters, Local 137; International Opand forcibly broke into the dormitRotary club. Pile ory where employes were sleeping. 3; erating Engineers, Local ‘GREENHORN PROPERTY and threatening violence forced. all Local Builders, Wharf Drivers and It is understood ‘that owners of 44; John Morgan, W. R. Mack, Patthe men in the domitory to go outthe Greenhorn dredging operations The employes, under guard, riick W. Clancy, J. H. Wagner, G. L side. are remodeling the doodle bug were then marched up the hill to the Adams, Fred Ayers, John Larsen, L. dredge, A new jig will be tested out Esotofif, Harold Arrowsmith, Albert public highway, where they were on the boat when in operation. Click, Paul Owens, Mike Marvis, M. temporarily left under guards. The L ‘Moreford, Stanley D. Behrbaum, defendants, it is then alleged, went DAKIN COMPANY J. Sutton, L. F. Benedict, A. A. Garback to the dam site and marched anThe dragline dredge of ‘the Dakin figures published monthly survey there are now 2,459 C. Bruce, C. Bailey, R. M. Chandler, C. S. Phelps and 500 John Does. It is alleged in the complaint that these. organizations and) individuals employes it is claimed that all were satisfied with the defendants terms of. their employment, respect ing wages and hours of work and working conditions. Nome of their Mrs. Frank Davies returned Tuesemployes ever requested any of the day from a week vacation spent in organizations named ‘as defendants to act as their bargaining agents. hér old home at Forest Hill, Stated there is enough gravel to keep the compan employed a fuil from doing directly or year, Eleven men are mopiored my indirectly any of the following acts: the company. (1) Intimidating, threatening, molesting or ‘coercing plaintiff in the. Mrs. C; E. Bosworth had as guests performance ofits contract with the Tuesday Mrr. and Mrs. Oscar Coffer a Livermore ‘several years ago. No. LODE MINES Men _—CwPayrolf Employed ; Pennsylvania .. Zeibright ..-..-. 111 150 16,650 22,500 Murchie ......» Idaho-Maryland New Brunswick Idaho © .2:.-..022. Buliton .2-.:-43-s-3: 146 MRS. ELLIOTT CHOSEN HEAD OF CIVIC CLUB election of officers at the Brand Others studio Monday night. The slate of Golden Center .. KELLER MINE Mr. Von Gorletx has three men] employed at the Keller mine near Graniteville. Seven men were em ployed in development work all win-. ter but work is a ‘little slack and the}. erations. 296 487 40 Lava Cap Banner— ORIEL cccsoeeccoses The Nevada lGkiy City “Womat's Civic Bradley Club held a ‘business meeting and Spaniah .-.-.040. of Yuba City. They all resided in force .was: eut gia the . Semon _Op(Continued On Page Five) FORTUNA PROPERTY J. M. Hoff has seven men drifting in the Black Prince workings of the Fortuna property at Nevada City’s southwestern city limits. The property was purchased by Dr. C. P. Jones of Grass Valley several months — ago and is now a portion of the Champion property. : $61,500 39,900 permanent injunction to restrain the Fisk, officials. 410 366 tractors, and G. the a payroll of $368,850 monthly. Newmont The following. reports have been Empire ... Ritankee received from mines in the county: ‘North Star .... named in the suit, made no demands whatever wpon the pilaintiff con Vasion, fortable quarters for ast officers presented by the chairman of the nominating committee, Mrs. C.’E. Parsons, was unanimously accepted by the club members and elected to pilot the. club during the other group of employes up the hill company is going down stream. toensuing year are: Mrs. Charles Elto the ‘highway, where by threat of ward the narrows on the old Chamfiott,. president; Mrs. Arthur Hoge, violence they attempted to intimpion mine talings and Deer Creek Jr., first vice president; Mrs. DeWitt idate all the workers thus under gravel channel. When this strip has Nelson, second vice president; Mrs. guard, to enroll in the defendant CIO been worked the dredge will be turnClyde Gwin, treasurer and Mrs, Evorganizations. ed about and work up stream. It is erett Robinson, secretary. The contractors also ask for a esio, James ment has been made to make com According to the Nugget’s from the floor, Horace Curnow and miners employed in the county with Otis Brown. ' San improve the Murchie shaft into the North operations for the English company ia Banner country will not begin until testing the large gravel wa them . every opportunity to ithe Jegislature citizens. North where considerable Work in running a crosscut from Bramley L. Melvill is in charge of learn of other systems of governmining interests know whether or ment than the democratic, teaches not any of the pending bills, which Organizations At Dam The Arundel Construction ~ arian states. There boys from seven This cross cut is running through an Hill. The company ‘thas increased its years up are trained to be soldiers area adjacent to the (Champion proppayroll to about 32 men. Headquart minority of 28 willing to appear on and free stew provided by labor orin éd the kind to 260 20 Spring Hill ....< » Great Northern . Stockton Hill ... Hot Water .... 115 16 22 10 3 DP OTNG, co ioc crescents 6 Beller ars oie a 7 Round Mt. .... 6 MACK ova Atlas . <3-.it.c McKenzie Innes Dreg. Co, You: Bet pic aTh