April 17, 1936 (10 pages)

+ stormed into Washington .a. few };,. A 4 a Thinking Out Loud ee Ne ada City N abbas ecugacte Sorat a IN i CALIFORNIA APRIL MINING DEVELOPMENT ISSUE © —Se nd cet The Nevada City Nugget helps your city and county to grow in population and prosperity. advertising in the Nugget, you help yourself. By subscribing to, and therefore, (By H. M. L.) & Congress, especially the New Deal membership, is a trifle embarassed. Nine hundred ragged hunger marchays ago. Congress remembers when a somewhat larger army of-veterans marched into Washington and camp-ed during the Hoover administration, and all the embarrassment that event entailed. Millions of employed scattered through the country can pe ignored, or at least treated abstractly, but a few hundreds marchring on Washington remind Congress _of historical precedents. There was for instance the bread demanding mob-of Paris, that initiated the] French Revolution. It is extremely painful to the New Dealers to be reminded by 900 personal witnesses that the New Deal has not yet lived up to its high pretensions and to see these hunger marchers camped on their doorstep as was that. other army in Hoover’s time. + i It has come at last. The odorless cabbage. A Cornel professor who has spent six years in his laboratories growing various’ kinds of cabbage, made this startling and welcome announcement a few days ago at a conference of scientific men. Now if some savant will only get busy and take the tears out of onions! i i As long as college youth throughout the land was content to confine their satiric performance to the organization called ‘‘Veterans of Future Wars’, a great majority of the Americans probably conceded that this was a first rate method of bringing home to their elders the futility and folly of wars. But when the girls started out energetically to organize the ‘‘Future Gold Star Mothtelephone company office and the old Capitol’ Hotel. ed by the Burton’s Dry Goods Store. The building was saved, but water and smoke caused a heavy loss in stocks. ing years has been used as an ‘annex to the historic St. Charles Hotel but in late years stood vacant. aid were made, about 9 o’clock, just after the start of the fire, the telephone towns, workers ville, Grant and Heether Lumber Company bodied miles away, joined the volunteer fire Mel: 10. oe 45. The County Seat Paper NEVADA. es CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1936. Fire Sweeps Block In Business Downieville, Two buildings were destroyed and two others were damaged yesterday in the historic business section of Downieville. The blaze was brought under control less than two hours after its start but for a while the rest of the closely built district was n grave danger. The destroyed buildings were the The greatest damage was sufferThe roof of the post office gnited several times but the buildng was saved. The Capitol Hotel, back to pioneer times, a building datin late Shortly after telephonic calls for system, went out. Nearby however responded at once, Forty Civilian Consercation Corps were sent from Camptontwenty one miles away. The man in Goodyears. Bar, six fighters. Likewise all fire-fighting apparatus from these places, principally forest service equipment, designed for fighting forest and brush fires, was brought here. The fire started in the faiephetts office, presumably from a defective flue. All of the buildings destroyed or damaged were built of wood. Downieville is one of the truly historic towns of northern California. It is the county seat of Sierra and dates back to the gold rush days. Rolland Wright and Dr. Carl Jones in the latter’s Volpee plans flew over the site of the conflagras tion yesterday morning. Wright re ported that the fire was apparently ‘SPRING IS HERE AND THE NUDIST OF LAKE VERA CAVORTS AGAIN Spring is here, and how well Deputy Sheriff Bill Woods knows it! For each spring moved by the vernal season and the spirit of Pan, a tall and wide gentleman, who resides somewhere in the vicinity of Lake Vera, discards his clothing and dances and prances through the woods. Last spring Woods made two trips out to Lake Vera looking for this nudist. The days were warm and the chase was long, and, as it turned out, futile. Occasionally Woods would hear a loud: ‘‘Hee-hee”’ uttered derisively from the deep forest or the dense chapparel, but it was nothing to take hold of and arrest. The party in the birthday suit. . . unencumbered so to speak, could run ecireles around the deputy in under control at about 11 o’clock and that the St. Charles Hotel, which was at first reported to have been ‘damaged had apparently escaped. Tt stands across the street from the postoffice. One of the earliest fires to sweep Downieville occurred in 1860, when many families were left destitute and hungry. No time lost in that early day in collecting funds for relief, according to early accounts of the disaster. Isaac Williamson, propwas near that place, suspended operation . rietor of the Union. Hotel in this . . . and sent upwards of twenty men to} city collected $500 for relief and, fight the fire. Every available able-. rode over to the stricken city on horseback, arriving there before the embers were cold. ers.’”’ this was just a bit too brazen and brash. The Gold Star Mothers themselves have issued this short and ‘stinging rebuke: “Those who thoughtlessly join this organization CITY COUNCIL complete the city hall a total of approximately $1500 more than had . been anticipated would be needed to . ing. his hunting togs. This year with balmy weather the alarm came in again and Deputy Woods has made his first trip to the budding spring world ' around Lake Vera. He has listenled to the same loud “Hee-Hee!”’ Woods declares he is going -to . take his thirty-thirty ovt with I him on the next trip and fire in . . . . the general direction of the ‘Hee. Hees!’’ So many other people seen this .featherless bird that he is anxious to have just one at him. . SNIPER SHOOTS WIFE, ATTEMPTS ; have . . . . look ; i Mine operations in one in Nevada County during the past month have con tinued near the peak of the first of the year. The total number of men employed today, according to reports from the many operating properties is 2,522 and the payroll tops $353,000 per month. There has been some shifting among mine executives in the past month. Newmont company has transferred E. R. Bennett, in charge of the Zeibright, to its Pennsylvania mine in Brown’s Valley, and has sent John M. Becker to the Zeibright. Thomas Coan formerly of the Hus: sey has been made superintendent of the Rising Sun mine near Colfax, of the Grass Valley District. Reports of increasing interest in Nevada County proyjerties ‘offered for lease and option are ‘heard constantly, and some of these tentative agreements. will undoubtedly culminate during the coming month. Re ports from the various mines fcliow: DEER CREEK UNION Development work, with a of five, continues at the Deer Creek Union mine southeast of Nevada City. A heavy flow of water in new workings has been controlled by installation larger pump. crew of a RISING SUN Thomas Coan of Nevada City accepted the position of superintendent at the Rising Sun mine a mile and a half north of Colfax, and assumed his duties today. Work of repairing the collar of the shaft and beginning mine operation will start next week. The 750 foot shaft producer over Mine Operation In County Near Peak Bear Valley east of this city. He was in charge of the Alcana mine, Belgian Congo, for some time, and returned to Nevada City, his former home, a few months ago, The Zeibright is milling 350 tons of ore per day. It is being taken from a foot vein which is low grade ore but on account of width can be mined profitably. LAVA CAP MINE Sinking operations were complet_ ed to the ninth level in the Central shaft a short time ago and crews are cross cutting to. the Central vein. The 800 foot south drift in the Banner shaft continues in good ore. The drift is within 400 feet of contacting the Gracey-Glencoe veing on its eastern extension: The Lava Cap is employing 210 men. Mr. O. E. Schiffner is superintendent, MOUNTAIN VIEW PROPERTY Mr. J. F. White, who is operating the Mt. View property near Washington is expected to come up from Southern California Saturday. Spring work will start at the mine at once, the first work will be trucking the machinery, mill and other equipment, purchased recently from the Eagle Bird mine management, and which is at the HWagle Bird mine south of Washington. The road to the mill site at the Mt. View property is completed. SNEATH AND CLAY PROPERTY Re-conditioning the Sneath and mine shaft on Gold Flat is rapidly under direction Clay progressing are lacking the first attributes of a EACES PROBLEM be spent. gentlewoman by holding up to ridicf he Be ka 7 The problem is complicated by the T KILL ELE eine Med a early days. The prop-. of Mr. B. es) sabi pasos It is reported tile the real Gold Star Mothers, the : eee : 2 lerty is fully equipped to mine ana. a new electric line is to be placed in majority of whom are. over 60. years act that according to the force of si . mill:ore. New York interests*are de-. the shaft to operate the newly inof age and every one of them has ¥ men employed on the city hall, Apparently under the influence . veloping the property and have tak-. stalled pump. Work is progressing lost one or more sons -during the an : the WPA. provides materials. The OF liquor, Joseph sah Harvey, anne: en.alease and option. ‘lon a new gas engine, and air comWorld War, the most costly sacrifice At a special meeting of the city. number of man-hours of labor govformerly an cepacia welder of Los = : pressor installation also. Re-timberupon the altar of patriotism and council last evening the serious prob-. erns the amount of materials providAngeles, ancl his wife to death WedZEIBRIGHT MINE ing has been completed and men are freedom that it is possible for a wo-. lem which the city is facing in re-. ed by WPA. : nesday night about 10 o'clock, then In the last few days Mr. John N. cleaning out and straightening the man to make, and leads one to ques: . 8ards to labor conditions on the Charles Leiter, elected Tuesday ‘to turned the revolver upon himself. Becker of Nevada City was employ-. shaft. It ig-reported ‘drifting should tion the fitness of these young wo-. new city hall was discussed. The. council membership sat in with/ the The wife's remains are at tie mort-. ed as superintendent of the Zei-. start in a few days. Twelve men are men ever to qualify as Gold Star. council has been advised by WPAj council. The board tried to locate uary of Coroner Bob Jefford, and. bright mine at the eastern side of . employed. ag or type of ther.” authorities that, in all probability,. Frank Daives also.and ask him to at-’ Harvey, unconscious is at the Jones arn ? " oe “ ieee as soon asthe school. buildings in. tend the nidetitig but were a .,. Memorial hospital, with little hope scapes QUARRIES LOCATION NOE ioe Sane ueety sae z aonee eee See watt win payvive OR GRAVEL EMPLOYED PAYROLL In the old time spelling bees the this city are started the able skill-} do so. The vote in the city election DAY SG) Waist Be : two appointed by the. teacher chose ed laborers now working on WPA. will be canvassed on April 20. Sheriff Tobiassen and Conorer} N, Star Empire sides. The cand “ube spellers were time will be transferred to PWA Work on the streets has been susJefford were notified ofthe trage@y . Pennsylvania Quartz Grass Valley 740 $103,600 chosen first, Out on the play ground work on the schools. pended by WPA and the city council by William arackins, partner Of te mawdole “andl the teams for many of the games The only way the city council can. was recently notified that sidewalk Harvey and his wife in their gold) sqaho-Maryland Quartz NE Grass Valley 600 84,000 RAGS acieraett ere ote Pelee ee ce lel tod aon kels eae Sor pemee ee . panning operations. The shooting “dare base” for instance, were chosretain. a force of skilled workers on} work would presently cease. The 5 si : : Murchie : A che Nex gd ¢ en in the same manner The Ola. the city hall, it develops, is by pay-. city council hopes #0 complete the took place in the tent house oceupied Quartz _ E of Nevada City 300 42,000 World is getting ready for another . S out of the city funds the differ-. sidewalks on Sacramento street. hy the Harveys, about a mile up the. Great Northern Quartz Harmony Ridge 15 2,100 aed Ee ets nce be > 7A red ¢ > ha aity iteere wi ee i Missouri canyon from its junction big war. France and Germany are ence between WPA wages and Bw es But the city itself will have to comUk Geen 2. eG i s ee Golden Center Quartz Grass Valley 110 15,400 choosing sides. France is trying t» wages. This amounts to approximat-. plete the streets which were underwith Greenhorn creek, some distance nominate Italy and fngland “ Russia} Cly $42.50 per month for carpenters taken under WPA agreement ana. Pelow Red Dos. Esperance Quartz French Corral 10 1,400 and the Balkan states on ber side. [2° council was of the opinion cna which have now been abandoned. oe aa and ee cea eee Spring Hill Quartz NE Grass Valley 24 3,360 Germany is energetirally calling on this would have to be done, and that. These include Grove, Clay and Prosrived at the scene about 11 o'clock England, more or less on Poland ana. im the three months still necessary to. pect streets. . Wednesday night and did not get. Lava Cap Quartz Banner Mt. 210 29,400 also seeking secretly an alliance wi!h : pee ee asgnigeh ae Bullion Quartz E of Grass Valley 85 11,900 Tialy abe Tavet Meontienians i. yesterday morning. Both the living es Sonsawey se Ss and dead had to be carried nearly a. Spanish Quartz Washington 55 7,700 these various alliances are going forWe 4S jaa hes € i Mie ward and it will probably be months mie tote Poem baer ee . eee Quartz E. of Nevada City 125 13,500 hntat chage a inaine ne Harvey had been shot twice, one buleLore ine War cays ans “ let entering the right cheek,’ being German Bar Quartz N. Bloomfield 8 1,120 completed and Europe and Asiatic : 4 ; 8 : : : i nations are ready for war. ~When deflected, came out at her chin, re-. ppescott Hill Quaitz. E. of Grass Valley 25 3,500 . they are ready the Old World will on é ence cd ome penterad her body and after penetrat: ; — . : have a aathos ai beobalay of eal ’ ing her breast encircled her side French (€ orral Gravel French Corral 8 1,120 er proportions than. the World War. : coming out from her back. The oth-. Omega Gravel N. Washington 5 700 er bullet entered her left shoulder} = : “ eee 2 ei ne evuanac mies a in ex e nes and had apparently been fired while Sneath & Clay Quartz Nevada City 12 1,680 cts se Maker! ne ® . she was down either on the bed or. Pennsylvania Quartz Browns Valley 50 7,000 RAR WIReNy ets a é the floor, After shooting his wife, liance of the New World republcs. aes fired Se Encce hie Salmon Quartz Tyler 420 This alliance of course will be pureJane Barton is . is proud of the-fact : as vet : Dp With the larger and larger halls. temple which came out at the top ot. Deer Creek Union Quartz SE Nevada City 700 ly: defensive, a mutual agreement to that thousands oor women: have acFk sda nce de tea pove ot aul nie ae ama! defend one another against Europ: . cePted her defination of a Home: : Clerkin . Gravel. French Corral 10 1,400. ack cgusealon ai coaces 1k est craft Institute. It is a great deal crowds ‘that come to the Homecraft Harvey suffered from tuberculosis . _—_ — mean a general strengthening of more than a cooking school—it is. Institutes Mrs. Barton has discoveraa according to —— ito San Juan Mine Quartz. Nor. San Juan 46 military and naval forces. For as. the. 2 newer idea. Everyone who has. ed that the best part of the program cee gesagt nettles i Sg Ragon Quartz W. Nevada City 24 c ren, one o em married, a world is constituted today there was. ©Ve? heard her before has been -dis-. js at the end when all the women who ‘ Quartz ‘Valley. : s never more need of ‘speaking softly abused of the idea that Jane Barton. attend are invited to come right into daughter and two sons reside at San oo nase ckecasuaiconahinaitel . ned carteing o big stick?" is trying to teach her audience some. the Homecraft house, to come right Bernardino, where the family form-. yaney Gold Mines Quartz E N.evada City ee thing. Instead she invites the audi-. up on the stage and discuss in perarly lived.’ Harvey ts 45 YoAre OF 8") ot Quarts Washington " , lence into her home to see her work. son their problems and suggestions All the children are adults. The corns See! NEW RANGE INSTALLED IN . jp it. Jane Barton beliéves that the. with her. oner a in.communication with them) Lucky Jane Quartz N. Bloomfield 8 funeral-arrangements. AcSHAMROCK suggestions which she gathers from. The success of the iGaioratt In. Te8areings at Bunke ae r Hill Quartz N. Bloomfield % home makers in the four corners of. stitute has made it recognized genercording to Brackins-who is being deie aE ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles: Wyant of. the land and gives out again to her ally as a red letter event for all the. ‘ined as material witness, the Har-. Cheney . Quartz 8. Nevada City 2. ci. och Gaia Ak Havada, cle. pve, Muay, bale wore. the problema Peer ee be . Se saree. onent 1S pet Ser Stockton Hill Quartz 86. Grass Valley 30 . anes Shak that all home makers have in com-. fore. gold sniping. ey ae _ purchased the latest in a Kesky Del) 1 on, a The Homecraft Institute which is: Gold Star Quartz 8. Grass Valley “a sel oil burning, French range trom} who ever heard of a cooking. scheduled in Nevada Theatre on ALPHA GRAVEL PROPERTY New Colorado Quartz i Nevada shied 8” the Alpha Hardware store. A crew school that brought women informaWednesday, Thursday and Friday : ; of workmen from the Alpha worked. tion about proper foundations that} afternoons, next week under the. Mr. Walter Plank, who filed on. Allison Ranch Gravel — nearly all night Wednesday install-. their homes should have? How many joint auspices of The Nevada City. the Alpha gravel claims near Wash-. wiijlitia Gravel _ ing the big range. Mr. Wyant stated. home economists are there who are. Nugget and the Pacific Rurel Press. ington about two years ago, has had the stove is almost fire proof, The. aware of the new trends in home de-. has been aptly christened “‘Adventthe road to the old workings clearRelief Hill Gravel kitchen is to be sheathed in tin, be-. coration or who can reveal the in-. ures in Home Making” by Mrs. Bar-. ed of snow and slides. It is undet~. Nevada Cons, — ‘Quartz Er. Nevada, Oley sides’ a large tin hood is to be placed teresting developments in cupboard} ton. Admission is absolutely free. stood mining interests have been} : : over the stove to carry away odors and closet ideas that are making life . and every woman in Nevada City and. looking over the ground in the last . ®ising Sun Quartz ‘Colfax . from co simpler and easier for home makers? . vicinity is invited to attend. few days. ‘ TOTAL =

+ stormed into Washington .a. few };,. A 4 a Thinking Out Loud ee Ne ada City N abbas ecugacte Sorat a IN i CALIFORNIA APRIL MINING DEVELOPMENT ISSUE © —Se nd cet The Nevada City Nugget helps your city and county to grow in population and prosperity. advertising in the Nugget, you help yourself. By subscribing to, and therefore, (By H. M. L.) & Congress, especially the New Deal membership, is a trifle embarassed. Nine hundred ragged hunger marchays ago. Congress remembers when a somewhat larger army of-veterans marched into Washington and camp-ed during the Hoover administration, and all the embarrassment that event entailed. Millions of employed scattered through the country can pe ignored, or at least treated abstractly, but a few hundreds marchring on Washington remind Congress _of historical precedents. There was for instance the bread demanding mob-of Paris, that initiated the] French Revolution. It is extremely painful to the New Dealers to be reminded by 900 personal witnesses that the New Deal has not yet lived up to its high pretensions and to see these hunger marchers camped on their doorstep as was that. other army in Hoover’s time. + i It has come at last. The odorless cabbage. A Cornel professor who has spent six years in his laboratories growing various’ kinds of cabbage, made this startling and welcome announcement a few days ago at a conference of scientific men. Now if some savant will only get busy and take the tears out of onions! i i As long as college youth throughout the land was content to confine their satiric performance to the organization called ‘‘Veterans of Future Wars’, a great majority of the Americans probably conceded that this was a first rate method of bringing home to their elders the futility and folly of wars. But when the girls started out energetically to organize the ‘‘Future Gold Star Mothtelephone company office and the old Capitol’ Hotel. ed by the Burton’s Dry Goods Store. The building was saved, but water and smoke caused a heavy loss in stocks. ing years has been used as an ‘annex to the historic St. Charles Hotel but in late years stood vacant. aid were made, about 9 o’clock, just after the start of the fire, the telephone towns, workers ville, Grant and Heether Lumber Company bodied miles away, joined the volunteer fire Mel: 10. oe 45. The County Seat Paper NEVADA. es CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1936. Fire Sweeps Block In Business Downieville, Two buildings were destroyed and two others were damaged yesterday in the historic business section of Downieville. The blaze was brought under control less than two hours after its start but for a while the rest of the closely built district was n grave danger. The destroyed buildings were the The greatest damage was sufferThe roof of the post office gnited several times but the buildng was saved. The Capitol Hotel, back to pioneer times, a building datin late Shortly after telephonic calls for system, went out. Nearby however responded at once, Forty Civilian Consercation Corps were sent from Camptontwenty one miles away. The man in Goodyears. Bar, six fighters. Likewise all fire-fighting apparatus from these places, principally forest service equipment, designed for fighting forest and brush fires, was brought here. The fire started in the faiephetts office, presumably from a defective flue. All of the buildings destroyed or damaged were built of wood. Downieville is one of the truly historic towns of northern California. It is the county seat of Sierra and dates back to the gold rush days. Rolland Wright and Dr. Carl Jones in the latter’s Volpee plans flew over the site of the conflagras tion yesterday morning. Wright re ported that the fire was apparently ‘SPRING IS HERE AND THE NUDIST OF LAKE VERA CAVORTS AGAIN Spring is here, and how well Deputy Sheriff Bill Woods knows it! For each spring moved by the vernal season and the spirit of Pan, a tall and wide gentleman, who resides somewhere in the vicinity of Lake Vera, discards his clothing and dances and prances through the woods. Last spring Woods made two trips out to Lake Vera looking for this nudist. The days were warm and the chase was long, and, as it turned out, futile. Occasionally Woods would hear a loud: ‘‘Hee-hee”’ uttered derisively from the deep forest or the dense chapparel, but it was nothing to take hold of and arrest. The party in the birthday suit. . . unencumbered so to speak, could run ecireles around the deputy in under control at about 11 o’clock and that the St. Charles Hotel, which was at first reported to have been ‘damaged had apparently escaped. Tt stands across the street from the postoffice. One of the earliest fires to sweep Downieville occurred in 1860, when many families were left destitute and hungry. No time lost in that early day in collecting funds for relief, according to early accounts of the disaster. Isaac Williamson, propwas near that place, suspended operation . rietor of the Union. Hotel in this . . . and sent upwards of twenty men to} city collected $500 for relief and, fight the fire. Every available able-. rode over to the stricken city on horseback, arriving there before the embers were cold. ers.’”’ this was just a bit too brazen and brash. The Gold Star Mothers themselves have issued this short and ‘stinging rebuke: “Those who thoughtlessly join this organization CITY COUNCIL complete the city hall a total of approximately $1500 more than had . been anticipated would be needed to . ing.

his hunting togs. This year with balmy weather the alarm came in again and Deputy Woods has made his first trip to the budding spring world ' around Lake Vera. He has listenled to the same loud “Hee-Hee!”’ Woods declares he is going -to . take his thirty-thirty ovt with I him on the next trip and fire in . . . . the general direction of the ‘Hee. Hees!’’ So many other people seen this .featherless bird that he is anxious to have just one at him. . SNIPER SHOOTS WIFE, ATTEMPTS ; have . . . . look ; i Mine operations in one in Nevada County during the past month have con tinued near the peak of the first of the year. The total number of men employed today, according to reports from the many operating properties is 2,522 and the payroll tops $353,000 per month. There has been some shifting among mine executives in the past month. Newmont company has transferred E. R. Bennett, in charge of the Zeibright, to its Pennsylvania mine in Brown’s Valley, and has sent John M. Becker to the Zeibright. Thomas Coan formerly of the Hus: sey has been made superintendent of the Rising Sun mine near Colfax, of the Grass Valley District. Reports of increasing interest in Nevada County proyjerties ‘offered for lease and option are ‘heard constantly, and some of these tentative agreements. will undoubtedly culminate during the coming month. Re ports from the various mines fcliow: DEER CREEK UNION Development work, with a of five, continues at the Deer Creek Union mine southeast of Nevada City. A heavy flow of water in new workings has been controlled by installation larger pump. crew of a RISING SUN Thomas Coan of Nevada City accepted the position of superintendent at the Rising Sun mine a mile and a half north of Colfax, and assumed his duties today. Work of repairing the collar of the shaft and beginning mine operation will start next week. The 750 foot shaft producer over Mine Operation In County Near Peak Bear Valley east of this city. He was in charge of the Alcana mine, Belgian Congo, for some time, and returned to Nevada City, his former home, a few months ago, The Zeibright is milling 350 tons of ore per day. It is being taken from a foot vein which is low grade ore but on account of width can be mined profitably. LAVA CAP MINE Sinking operations were complet_ ed to the ninth level in the Central shaft a short time ago and crews are cross cutting to. the Central vein. The 800 foot south drift in the Banner shaft continues in good ore. The drift is within 400 feet of contacting the Gracey-Glencoe veing on its eastern extension: The Lava Cap is employing 210 men. Mr. O. E. Schiffner is superintendent, MOUNTAIN VIEW PROPERTY Mr. J. F. White, who is operating the Mt. View property near Washington is expected to come up from Southern California Saturday. Spring work will start at the mine at once, the first work will be trucking the machinery, mill and other equipment, purchased recently from the Eagle Bird mine management, and which is at the HWagle Bird mine south of Washington. The road to the mill site at the Mt. View property is completed. SNEATH AND CLAY PROPERTY Re-conditioning the Sneath and mine shaft on Gold Flat is rapidly under direction Clay progressing are lacking the first attributes of a EACES PROBLEM be spent. gentlewoman by holding up to ridicf he Be ka 7 The problem is complicated by the T KILL ELE eine Med a early days. The prop-. of Mr. B. es) sabi pasos It is reported tile the real Gold Star Mothers, the : eee : 2 lerty is fully equipped to mine ana. a new electric line is to be placed in majority of whom are. over 60. years act that according to the force of si . mill:ore. New York interests*are de-. the shaft to operate the newly inof age and every one of them has ¥ men employed on the city hall, Apparently under the influence . veloping the property and have tak-. stalled pump. Work is progressing lost one or more sons -during the an : the WPA. provides materials. The OF liquor, Joseph sah Harvey, anne: en.alease and option. ‘lon a new gas engine, and air comWorld War, the most costly sacrifice At a special meeting of the city. number of man-hours of labor govformerly an cepacia welder of Los = : pressor installation also. Re-timberupon the altar of patriotism and council last evening the serious prob-. erns the amount of materials providAngeles, ancl his wife to death WedZEIBRIGHT MINE ing has been completed and men are freedom that it is possible for a wo-. lem which the city is facing in re-. ed by WPA. : nesday night about 10 o'clock, then In the last few days Mr. John N. cleaning out and straightening the man to make, and leads one to ques: . 8ards to labor conditions on the Charles Leiter, elected Tuesday ‘to turned the revolver upon himself. Becker of Nevada City was employ-. shaft. It ig-reported ‘drifting should tion the fitness of these young wo-. new city hall was discussed. The. council membership sat in with/ the The wife's remains are at tie mort-. ed as superintendent of the Zei-. start in a few days. Twelve men are men ever to qualify as Gold Star. council has been advised by WPAj council. The board tried to locate uary of Coroner Bob Jefford, and. bright mine at the eastern side of . employed. ag or type of ther.” authorities that, in all probability,. Frank Daives also.and ask him to at-’ Harvey, unconscious is at the Jones arn ? " oe “ ieee as soon asthe school. buildings in. tend the nidetitig but were a .,. Memorial hospital, with little hope scapes QUARRIES LOCATION NOE ioe Sane ueety sae z aonee eee See watt win payvive OR GRAVEL EMPLOYED PAYROLL In the old time spelling bees the this city are started the able skill-} do so. The vote in the city election DAY SG) Waist Be : two appointed by the. teacher chose ed laborers now working on WPA. will be canvassed on April 20. Sheriff Tobiassen and Conorer} N, Star Empire sides. The cand “ube spellers were time will be transferred to PWA Work on the streets has been susJefford were notified ofthe trage@y . Pennsylvania Quartz Grass Valley 740 $103,600 chosen first, Out on the play ground work on the schools. pended by WPA and the city council by William arackins, partner Of te mawdole “andl the teams for many of the games The only way the city council can. was recently notified that sidewalk Harvey and his wife in their gold) sqaho-Maryland Quartz NE Grass Valley 600 84,000 RAGS acieraett ere ote Pelee ee ce lel tod aon kels eae Sor pemee ee . panning operations. The shooting “dare base” for instance, were chosretain. a force of skilled workers on} work would presently cease. The 5 si : : Murchie : A che Nex gd ¢ en in the same manner The Ola. the city hall, it develops, is by pay-. city council hopes #0 complete the took place in the tent house oceupied Quartz _ E of Nevada City 300 42,000 World is getting ready for another . S out of the city funds the differ-. sidewalks on Sacramento street. hy the Harveys, about a mile up the. Great Northern Quartz Harmony Ridge 15 2,100 aed Ee ets nce be > 7A red ¢ > ha aity iteere wi ee i Missouri canyon from its junction big war. France and Germany are ence between WPA wages and Bw es But the city itself will have to comUk Geen 2. eG i s ee Golden Center Quartz Grass Valley 110 15,400 choosing sides. France is trying t» wages. This amounts to approximat-. plete the streets which were underwith Greenhorn creek, some distance nominate Italy and fngland “ Russia} Cly $42.50 per month for carpenters taken under WPA agreement ana. Pelow Red Dos. Esperance Quartz French Corral 10 1,400 and the Balkan states on ber side. [2° council was of the opinion cna which have now been abandoned. oe aa and ee cea eee Spring Hill Quartz NE Grass Valley 24 3,360 Germany is energetirally calling on this would have to be done, and that. These include Grove, Clay and Prosrived at the scene about 11 o'clock England, more or less on Poland ana. im the three months still necessary to. pect streets. . Wednesday night and did not get. Lava Cap Quartz Banner Mt. 210 29,400 also seeking secretly an alliance wi!h : pee ee asgnigeh ae Bullion Quartz E of Grass Valley 85 11,900 Tialy abe Tavet Meontienians i. yesterday morning. Both the living es Sonsawey se Ss and dead had to be carried nearly a. Spanish Quartz Washington 55 7,700 these various alliances are going forWe 4S jaa hes € i Mie ward and it will probably be months mie tote Poem baer ee . eee Quartz E. of Nevada City 125 13,500 hntat chage a inaine ne Harvey had been shot twice, one buleLore ine War cays ans “ let entering the right cheek,’ being German Bar Quartz N. Bloomfield 8 1,120 completed and Europe and Asiatic : 4 ; 8 : : : i nations are ready for war. ~When deflected, came out at her chin, re-. ppescott Hill Quaitz. E. of Grass Valley 25 3,500 . they are ready the Old World will on é ence cd ome penterad her body and after penetrat: ; — . : have a aathos ai beobalay of eal ’ ing her breast encircled her side French (€ orral Gravel French Corral 8 1,120 er proportions than. the World War. : coming out from her back. The oth-. Omega Gravel N. Washington 5 700 er bullet entered her left shoulder} = : “ eee 2 ei ne evuanac mies a in ex e nes and had apparently been fired while Sneath & Clay Quartz Nevada City 12 1,680 cts se Maker! ne ® . she was down either on the bed or. Pennsylvania Quartz Browns Valley 50 7,000 RAR WIReNy ets a é the floor, After shooting his wife, liance of the New World republcs. aes fired Se Encce hie Salmon Quartz Tyler 420 This alliance of course will be pureJane Barton is . is proud of the-fact : as vet : Dp With the larger and larger halls. temple which came out at the top ot. Deer Creek Union Quartz SE Nevada City 700 ly: defensive, a mutual agreement to that thousands oor women: have acFk sda nce de tea pove ot aul nie ae ama! defend one another against Europ: . cePted her defination of a Home: : Clerkin . Gravel. French Corral 10 1,400. ack cgusealon ai coaces 1k est craft Institute. It is a great deal crowds ‘that come to the Homecraft Harvey suffered from tuberculosis . _—_ — mean a general strengthening of more than a cooking school—it is. Institutes Mrs. Barton has discoveraa according to —— ito San Juan Mine Quartz. Nor. San Juan 46 military and naval forces. For as. the. 2 newer idea. Everyone who has. ed that the best part of the program cee gesagt nettles i Sg Ragon Quartz W. Nevada City 24 c ren, one o em married, a world is constituted today there was. ©Ve? heard her before has been -dis-. js at the end when all the women who ‘ Quartz ‘Valley. : s never more need of ‘speaking softly abused of the idea that Jane Barton. attend are invited to come right into daughter and two sons reside at San oo nase ckecasuaiconahinaitel . ned carteing o big stick?" is trying to teach her audience some. the Homecraft house, to come right Bernardino, where the family form-. yaney Gold Mines Quartz E N.evada City ee thing. Instead she invites the audi-. up on the stage and discuss in perarly lived.’ Harvey ts 45 YoAre OF 8") ot Quarts Washington " , lence into her home to see her work. son their problems and suggestions All the children are adults. The corns See! NEW RANGE INSTALLED IN . jp it. Jane Barton beliéves that the. with her. oner a in.communication with them) Lucky Jane Quartz N. Bloomfield 8 funeral-arrangements. AcSHAMROCK suggestions which she gathers from. The success of the iGaioratt In. Te8areings at Bunke ae r Hill Quartz N. Bloomfield % home makers in the four corners of. stitute has made it recognized genercording to Brackins-who is being deie aE ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles: Wyant of. the land and gives out again to her ally as a red letter event for all the. ‘ined as material witness, the Har-. Cheney . Quartz 8. Nevada City 2. ci. och Gaia Ak Havada, cle. pve, Muay, bale wore. the problema Peer ee be . Se saree. onent 1S pet Ser Stockton Hill Quartz 86. Grass Valley 30 . anes Shak that all home makers have in com-. fore. gold sniping. ey ae _ purchased the latest in a Kesky Del) 1 on, a The Homecraft Institute which is: Gold Star Quartz 8. Grass Valley “a sel oil burning, French range trom} who ever heard of a cooking. scheduled in Nevada Theatre on ALPHA GRAVEL PROPERTY New Colorado Quartz i Nevada shied 8” the Alpha Hardware store. A crew school that brought women informaWednesday, Thursday and Friday : ; of workmen from the Alpha worked. tion about proper foundations that} afternoons, next week under the. Mr. Walter Plank, who filed on. Allison Ranch Gravel — nearly all night Wednesday install-. their homes should have? How many joint auspices of The Nevada City. the Alpha gravel claims near Wash-. wiijlitia Gravel _ ing the big range. Mr. Wyant stated. home economists are there who are. Nugget and the Pacific Rurel Press. ington about two years ago, has had the stove is almost fire proof, The. aware of the new trends in home de-. has been aptly christened “‘Adventthe road to the old workings clearRelief Hill Gravel kitchen is to be sheathed in tin, be-. coration or who can reveal the in-. ures in Home Making” by Mrs. Bar-. ed of snow and slides. It is undet~. Nevada Cons, — ‘Quartz Er. Nevada, Oley sides’ a large tin hood is to be placed teresting developments in cupboard} ton. Admission is absolutely free. stood mining interests have been} : : over the stove to carry away odors and closet ideas that are making life . and every woman in Nevada City and. looking over the ground in the last . ®ising Sun Quartz ‘Colfax . from co simpler and easier for home makers? . vicinity is invited to attend. few days. ‘ TOTAL =