August 10, 1934 (8 pages)

Sa gc pe eae Re Re clog . oe Ss Tee Visa Pr [// . h seco mae ONLY Hometown ‘scribe for it? This is Nevada City’s paper. It supports things worth while. Do you subNewsNevada City Nuggetiz Nevada. City Nugget is a Member of the United Press And Galifornia Newspaper Publishers Association Your Hometown Newspaper helps build your community. Readers and advertisers make it a geod builder. ws co oun ram . Vol: VIII, N. 78 The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center 934 , Scores of Boys and (rls Are Learning to Swim in City Pool by HARLEY LEETE JR. or saa. . . PHOOY! 300 SACKS OF FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1 the Man from Iowa? Adison Jaynes, ‘the Ss "intendent, ts that rapid oe piece ie : i a ih ae . LADY BUGS EXPORTED swimming and diving class at the FROM CAMPTONVILLE pool. The classes at the pool are ae i run on what seems a very efficient’ schedule, certain hours being allot. each . ted regularly, every day,.to class. The schedule is as follows: 10 A. M.—-—Poot opens. 11:60 to 14:30 A. M.—Beginners swimming, 1:30 to .2:00 P. M.—Beginners diving. Plain diving from bank and use of spring board. 2:00 to 2:40 P. M.—Senior life, saving class. 2:30 to 3:00 P. M.—Junior life . ‘saving class. 3:00 to diving class. The following is a list of those! #who have so far enrolled in Jayne’s classes: MA Beginners Swimming Class Margy Shaughnessy, Mildred Tobiasson, Billy Tobiasson, David Tobiasson, Levon Gates, Betty Ashton, Tom Ashton, Dorothy Roberts,’ Sonny Townsend, Bob Shaughnessy, Harry Roberts, Billy Chatfield, Silvia Ronning, Betty Jean Dickson, Elta Hanifer, Betty Lou Krough, John Davis, Bonita Williams, Barbara Moore, Bob Lystrup, Robert Jyne, Warren Lystrup, Jack Dinville, Everett Angove, Glen Pontiscelli, Frank Roberts, Billy Keller, Hughie Kennedy, Wanda’ Lystrup, Bill Jones, Katherine Kennedy, Darline Kennédy, Grant Lystrup, Shirley Kennedy. Beginners Diving Class Bob Day, Howard Clemo, Edna Kicher, Dick Keene, Bill Kilroy, Warren Smith, Phil Angove, George Royal, Harry Roberts. Senior Life Saving Class bi Albert Pratti, Edna Hicher, Ernest Young, Cecilia Woods; Ray Wilde, . Betty Kormeyor, Dick Stephens, Fan ‘Robbins, Frank Tuttle, Don Budie, Dick Marriott, Norman Chatfield, and Art Elliot. Junior Life Saving Class Bud Worthly, Bub Tobiasson, Rob 4:00 P. M.—Advanced CAMPTONVILLE, Aug. 8,— Whether it’s the’total eclipse, a . . . big wedding, or what not, Camp. tonville is always coming out in print, and this time with nothing less ‘than lady bugs——little red and yellow lady bugs. This section seems to-be a good location for the propogation of this insect, and . last week over 300 sacks of lady . ]. bugs were gathered up in the near . . . vicinity and are being taken to Gridley where they will be turned 'll loose to combat the Aphis pest in the melon industry. These bugs have previously been used on apple orchards in Sutter county. The nearby creeks are at times alive with these insects and are much sought by the valley ranchers. The amount taken out this season exceeds any previous exportation. ing him Governor of California? reason why Republican voters of the their ballots for the Man from Iowa? Let us bar the carpet baggers regardless of their antecedents, good or bad. done the most constructive work for California. years C. C. Young was governor. For four years California had a business administration such as it never had had since Hiram Johnson was governor. : Contrast Young’s appointees to the posts of vast responsibility, posts of huge spending and regulatory powers. Compare Bert Meek with Earl Lee Kelly; Compare Alex. R. Heron with the new finance director; go down the line of state appointees, compare them, man for man, with those that Young chose and those that the Man from Iowa keeps in office. Young gave California a good business administration; he left office with $31,000,000 in the state treasury. He saved CITY COUNCIL MEETS WATER with the citizens committee to dis-. icuss. the water tax for irrigation, which has recently been imposed. by the council. ination of the irrigation tax. lar water rate be reduced in the future from $2.00 per month to $1.50 . or $1.25 per month. The committee ;compared the Grass Valley water ; rate to the Nevada City water rate. . The Grass Valley rate is lower jer capita than the Nevada City. rate. . The council brought out that the ‘city was run to some extent on the revenue collected from the wate: 5 Graham, Toby Tobiasson, Bill Ma3-! bills. The council also pointed out \ . } * BOULDER IN WAY OF « x terson, Leonard Dalton, Earl Chatfield,, Babe Santinelli, Gene Browning, John Muscardini, Lacy Jones, Davi schel Lott, CHfford Masterson, Merrill Dow, Bill Sharp, Betty Kornmeéyer, Ed Curtis, bright. and Jackson EngieAdvanced Divine Class Cecelia Woods, Bud Worthly, Buh. Tobiassen, Carl Tobiassen, Jr., Clift . Masterson, Bob Graham, Frank: Bkack, Harry Costa, Gene Browning, . Ernie Young, Herslhel Lott, Merril! . Dow, Earl Chatfield, Albert Pratti, . Jim Dennis, Walt Warneke, Mciyin Nlork, Ray Wilde, Don Thomas, Fred Browning, Leonard Dalton, Wal: Hallet, Marvin Haddy, Betty Korn:neyor, . Dilk Stevens, Tony Cartoscelli, Albert Pontiscelli, Clem Organs, Mervin Doolittie, Henry Wright, Vernon Sandow, Charles Barry, Phil Joyal. The tank, its banks and Water, are rémarkably «free from impurities of any kind, a chlorine disinfectant being used to kill germs in the water, which is tested three times : day for impurities. The tank is also drained and.cleaned every wee%:, BUILDING DYNAMITED Work on the basement of the new Bank of America building is: going forward rapidly. A granite boulder protruding into the excavation yesterday was shattered with small charges of dynamite. An interesting ‘process is followed in setting off the hblosts. ‘The fuse is set with a wooden box over it, then fifteen or sixteen old used tires are piled over it to cushion the explosion. On top of that heavy rocks and old boards are placed to hold the tires down. Even then nobody cared to stand very elose-to the boulder when the blast went off. : . GOLF ASSN: TO HOLD . that the money would have to be} . raised in some other form if the ré v-. ‘enue from the water: was reduced Craney, Joe Widolf, HerThey also said that $1600 had been . . agreed by the council to he used to help with the airport. Also they ‘pointed out that the city had to pay . $6200 yearly in redeeming bonds. . tt that all over a certain amount should be taxed for’ irrigation. The committee stated that the assessment.vatue } the city should be raised lowered, was proposed area of and the tax rate The council stated that thefr in tention in assessing for irrigation was that it would be equalized in ‘the future interviews with by personal each water user and that ail lots’ under a certain size (dimensions to be determined later). would be ¢ stopped on the steep grade of t ag The labes bnlidice te. house ihe empt trom the irrigation tax and Kate Hardy mine road, R. D. Doris that the tax should be apportioned equably to all lots over the. éetermined size of the exempt lots. Next Monday night, August 13, at eight o’clock, the committee will hold a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, with the citizens, and at this time will present-thetr report of last night’s meeting. HOME COMING TOURNEY The Nevada County Golf Association will hold a home tournament at'‘the club links on Sunday, Aurust 19. There will be no The men’s round will Start at-9 o’clock in the morning. At noon there will be a clam stew donated by W. BE. Wright. Joe Perkins will prepare the stew. At 2 o'clock a Dig coming , green fees. there will start the two-ball foursome for men and women. One hundred and_ seventy-five invitations have been mailed to golf playei's, members and former members of the COMMITTEE The City Council met last night The citizens committee, ; with Attorney Francis Finnegan as . chairman, asked for an entire elim-! A request was also made that the reguthat money from the taxes and other revenues accruing to the state, and by that much lifted the heavy burden.of the tax payers These accomplishments are beyond dispute. They were brilliantly constructive and benefited the entire state. But bringing Governor YYoung’s splendid achievement while in office down to particular cases, down to brass tacks Lode? He started and carried through almost to completion several splendid mountain roads including the Tahoe-Ukiah highway, that magnificent thoroughfare which crosses this county longitudinally. coe. And as between these highways and what he did not do for hydraulic mining, which will you choose? He has made Nevada County accessible to thousands of people who spend thousands upon thousands of dollars in these mountains in the course of a year, hunting, fishing and touring. Did Young foster these great mountain highways, that give easy access to most of the mines, hydraulic or quartz, because there was a great number of votes to be had here? He can hardly be accused of that. _ He did it for the love of the Sierra Nevada mountains, for the love of ‘his great State of California. He was brought ‘up to love this golden state, its golden mountains and world outlook over the vast Pacific. This sentiment is bred .in his bones. And with such a man to choose, will Californians here and elsewhere through the state, elect to employ for the . office of Governor, a Man from Iowa? Again, we must have a man strong enough to beat Sin. clair, who, almost as certainly as the sun rises, will receive the ‘Democratic nomination for governor—Sinclair, the writer, . Sinclair the theorist and experimenter—Sinclair, the Man from ' Anywhere. Really, what a spectacle it would be—Sinclair from any. where east of the Sierras, contending with the Man from Iowa, . for the Governorship of California. _ Let us pray God that we EMPRESS MILL TWO HURT WHEN LOG _ TRUCK ROLLS OFF GRADE; ies Dhoeas 2 a0 {200 daily capacity mill at the Emj and Chaxies Thorton, © be ") press mine in the Newtown district tempted to let it back a little inorhave ‘been--completed and work: iis der be etant the ee bind back: going forward of installing tHe milled 8 Uittle: too one : = true vag (18 machinery with the arrival of off ‘the grade and rolled over an . several truck loads of heavy machinover down to the creek bed thirty] .y from Denver, where the mill was feet below. It landed right side up purchased. on its wheels, but Doris and Thornton were badly hurt. id Dr. B. W. Hummelt, of this city, was called-at 5 o’clock and reached the scene two hours later. — Doris hours by a crew:under the supervissuffered fractured ribs, 8 head = ion of Robert Hathaway, Grass Valjury, probable fracture of his jaw, a beg millwright. The house was used prokAan finger, and several bad confor a time as quarters for. some of tusions and bruises. Thornton’s colithe men. ‘ ‘ Another month will be required to complete the work. The old Mul;cahy house adjacent to the new mill} buildings was torn down in five Young’s Aid to California Do the voters of the Mother Lode, grandchildren anid great grandchildren of the Argonauts desire to be ruled by Assuming that the record of the Man from lowa is as clear as crystal, as open to the public eye as gold fish in their bowl; assuming that he came.to California late in life for no . the ‘other reasons’than to enjoy our salubrious.climate and went . into the real estate business in Los Angeles, Long Beach and Crescent City for recreation, are these good reasons for electTrue, he did once vote for a hydraulic mining bill, since none of his financial interests were involved, and his power _ trust frierids raised no objection. But really—is that a good Mother Lode should cast No, let us have a Californian in the Governor's chair. As between Quinn and Young, the other two Republi. ! can candidates, of any account, let us choose the man who has For four if you will—what did he do for Nevada County and the mother. —Saee County Budget Ready TL The preliminary county budget has been printed and is now ready at County Clerk’s office for the perusal of taxpayers. The budget -pro. Vides for expenditures totaling $451,523, during the fiscal year, July 1, . 1934 to June 30, 1935, as compared with actual expenditures of $434,877.11 during the fiscal year just ended : * This total comprises the following items: “ACTUAL PROPOSED salarics-and Wages (00s eee $245,277.23 . $256,309.00 Maintainance and Support...... 149,466.79 158,618.50 Oipital Ottiny oe 30,133.09 26,995.50 Unbudgeted Reserve 10,000.00 10,000.00 The allowance made for the different county offices as compared with the amounts actually expended last year are as follows: : SUPERVISORS For Tax Payers’ Study ACTUAL PROPOSED Salaries sand Wages. eu se 4,500.00 4,500.00 ~Maintenance and Supplies...0.-. 4,569:96 . 3,900.00 Total for Board of Supervyisors.... $9,069.96 $ 8,400.00 COUNTY CLERK AND AUDITOR © Salaries and Wages. 2 Ce 5,600.00 5,600.00 Maintenance: and: Support::.050.6. 1,351.46 1,700.00 Total for County Clerk and Auditor.. $: 6,951.46 $ 7,300.00 TREASURER AND "TAX COLLECTOR Salaries and Wass. gor as 4,470.00 4,470.00 Maintenance and. Support..:...0 2,256.85 2,149.00 Total for Treasurer and Tax Collector.. $ 6,726.85 $ 6,619:00 ASSESSOR SalaPiod ANd Washer 23 6,625.00 6,625.00 Maintenance and Support..-.02-:.-c0.-.929.32 1,087.50 HOtal fOe): Assessor i $ 7,554.32 3 7,712.50 DISTRICT. ATTORNEY Salaries “and * Wages eS 3,700.00 3,700.00 Maintenance and Support....-20c.0-0:00--738.21 1,300.00 DDCUIAL er re ee es 800.52 1,200.00 Total for District. Attorney...2.00000.. $ 5,238.73 $ 6,200.00 Maintenance and AULD see Ee ec De ace 1,276.73 1,500.00 RECORDER Salaries And: WAROR ie kee 3,200.00 3,200.00 Maintenance and Support..:...2.----529.00 591.00 Total for Recorder. ae $ 3,72900 $ 3,791:00 SHERIFF Salaries: and: Wages.25 55.0.0. 6,000.00 6,000.00 Maintenance and Support.....000. 2,907.78 3,100.00 Capital OUutiiy: 2c eo a ey 150.00 Total: for Sheritts cs ols ee a $ 8,907.78 9,250.00 COUNTY HOSPITAL AND. ALMS HOUSE Salaries apd Wages.c.ccc6.5.00.cc55ste ck 7,558.76 8,000.00: Maintenance and Support.. Se Resear 10,518.41 11,875.00, Capital Ouse ee ee a ae 1,231.87 Total for Hospital and Alms Home... $ 19,309.04 $ 19,875.00 VETERANS BUILDING Salaries: and “Wages. oon 600.00 600.00 Maintenance and Operation, Fuel... 250.00. 300.00 DOVE RCIN GE GAB nicer ele cue ae eae 511.00 600.00 Repairs and Improvements.../.2.00.2453.74 700.00 Insurance 120.80 400.00 Hauling 13.50 25.00 Miscellaneous Merchandise ...ccccecceeee 24.42 25.00 $ 1,873.46 $ 2,050.00 PAVUTONt SON GWOLER nce. couche ie cate .-$ 4,636.06 $ 4,000.00 Total’ Grass Valley’ Building. ..0.2.: $ 6,509.51 $ 6,650,00 EDUCATION Elementary Schools Salaries & Wages.. 92,519.15 95,935.00 Maintenance and Support...,.<.c.-cesses03. 25,562.05 25,195.00 Capital Outlay voce ae 3,686.56 3,485.00 Total for Elementary Schools.-..... $121,767.76 $124,615.00 High Schools Salaries and Wages... 58,288.83 57,404.00 Maintenance and Support 18,477.95 21,811.00 Capital: Outlay viii cyesetes ss: 4,114.22 5,685.00 Total: for: High’ Schools.25. 2 wei $ 80,881.00 $ 84,900.00 The board of Supervisors will meet Monday, August 20, to hear any protests or suggestions from tax payers regarding this budget. One item which has been much discussed is that of $3,000 which the board proposes to raise toward a $9,000 fund during a three year period for the erection of a veterans memorial building in Truckee. * NEVADA COUNTY TO _. J. A. MCINTOSH TO cence! MAKE TRAIL OFDONNER PARTY county yesterday that John A. McIntosh, veteran forest Reena ELIT announced Blanch Bates Creel, wife of George } Creel, one of the eight lat re candidates for governor, will give a public address on Monday evening, . August 20, in Grass Valley. It is ex. ranger of the Tahoe National Forest, pected that Mrs. Creel will give her located at Cisco or Big Bend in. eastaddress on behalf of her husband’s! ern Nevada county, has been chosen candidacy, in the Memorial building, as es by R. lL. P. Bigelow, of Nevada City, though that detail has not yet been ‘i Rese ' superintendent of the Tahoe Forest Biaweh -Batee: is aeobebin bother. act as advisor and trail blazer for ,. the party being organized by the known than her husband. For many f : i Lions club of Grass Valley and Auyears she was the favorite actress of burn to mark the Donner Emmigrant {Gap Trail frpm the Donner monu. 'ment to Dutch Flat. a vast body of American theater’ goers. * C. E. Bosworth is spending this; _ Mr. McIntosh will retire from the week on a vacation in the bay dis. SeTvice at the end of this year. .Mr, cela: , Bigelow states he knows more of — . this trail than any other living man ‘and is désirious that this: knowledge : !be preserved and utilized. W. T. Ro, bie, of Auburn, will assist in the . work. He will use the diary of John . ]: A. Markle who reached the Donnér ,camp about the time some of the last victims were buried. : The trip will start August 12th at : Donner Monument and reach Dutch: . Flat on the 13th if possible. RATTLESNAKE BITESLITTLE GIRL’S ANKLE A big black. rattlesnake Wednesday evening, bit little June Baker on the ankle. . The little girl, nine years. old,'living with her parents in a camp near the june tion of Washington, Road and the Tahoé Ukiah highway, was playing among some! rocks about 5 o’clock. in the ‘afternoon. She The Sacramento Lions club, Sac‘ramento Riding club, Chapter Redivt. ous E. Clampus Vitis are invited to take part. lar bone was broken. Dr. Hummelt . reated them. A telephone message s ae t es z : mee. built for some of the men, although received yesterday stated that Doris ! ; , ior the most part they live in nearby was resting comfortably and will un-: A group of new cabins are being . cities. douhtedly recover. . . Thornton’s in . juries were not so serious. A group of Nevada City students yesterday returned to their studier at the University of California. In the group were Charles and Robert Barker, and Ruth and Margaret RecZEIBRIGHT MILI, PNT. URGED The big mill at. the % ‘ght mine near Emigrant Gap is being expanded for greater milling capacity. advantage of all ore being milled as association. . . The ore while low grade, has : it is mined, thus saving greatly in tor. mine development. came running to her mother ex. claiming: “Something bit me,’ . She was at once taken to ‘he CCC camp at: White Cloud, ovly a short distance, where Dr.’ Hirsch gave her first aid. treatment. She was then. rushed to the Nevada City Sanitarium where Dr. A. H. Tickell injected anti-venom serium into her veins. Dr. Tickell reports that the child is doing well and suffers. no pain. Mr. Meln‘osh spends most of his winter vacations in Nevada City. He has put his heart and soul in his his district. VETERANS AUXILIARY TO MERT Foreign Wars will meet at Pythian Castle this evening. All members are urged to attend as matters of special importance will be d work and holds a deep affection for J The Auxiliary of the Veterans of cf Oa es

Sa gc pe eae Re Re clog . oe Ss Tee Visa Pr [// . h seco mae ONLY Hometown ‘scribe for it? This is Nevada City’s paper. It supports things worth while. Do you subNewsNevada City Nuggetiz Nevada. City Nugget is a Member of the United Press And Galifornia Newspaper Publishers Association Your Hometown Newspaper helps build your community. Readers and advertisers make it a geod builder. ws co oun ram . Vol: VIII, N. 78 The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center 934 , Scores of Boys and (rls Are Learning to Swim in City Pool by HARLEY LEETE JR. or saa. . . PHOOY! 300 SACKS OF FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1 the Man from Iowa? Adison Jaynes, ‘the Ss "intendent, ts that rapid oe piece ie : i a ih ae . LADY BUGS EXPORTED swimming and diving class at the FROM CAMPTONVILLE pool. The classes at the pool are ae i run on what seems a very efficient’ schedule, certain hours being allot. each . ted regularly, every day,.to class. The schedule is as follows: 10 A. M.—-—Poot opens. 11:60 to 14:30 A. M.—Beginners swimming, 1:30 to .2:00 P. M.—Beginners diving. Plain diving from bank and use of spring board. 2:00 to 2:40 P. M.—Senior life, saving class. 2:30 to 3:00 P. M.—Junior life . ‘saving class. 3:00 to diving class. The following is a list of those! #who have so far enrolled in Jayne’s classes: MA Beginners Swimming Class Margy Shaughnessy, Mildred Tobiasson, Billy Tobiasson, David Tobiasson, Levon Gates, Betty Ashton, Tom Ashton, Dorothy Roberts,’ Sonny Townsend, Bob Shaughnessy, Harry Roberts, Billy Chatfield, Silvia Ronning, Betty Jean Dickson, Elta Hanifer, Betty Lou Krough, John Davis, Bonita Williams, Barbara Moore, Bob Lystrup, Robert Jyne, Warren Lystrup, Jack Dinville, Everett Angove, Glen Pontiscelli, Frank Roberts, Billy Keller, Hughie Kennedy, Wanda’ Lystrup, Bill Jones, Katherine Kennedy, Darline Kennédy, Grant Lystrup, Shirley Kennedy. Beginners Diving Class Bob Day, Howard Clemo, Edna Kicher, Dick Keene, Bill Kilroy, Warren Smith, Phil Angove, George Royal, Harry Roberts. Senior Life Saving Class bi Albert Pratti, Edna Hicher, Ernest Young, Cecilia Woods; Ray Wilde, . Betty Kormeyor, Dick Stephens, Fan ‘Robbins, Frank Tuttle, Don Budie, Dick Marriott, Norman Chatfield, and Art Elliot. Junior Life Saving Class Bud Worthly, Bub Tobiasson, Rob 4:00 P. M.—Advanced CAMPTONVILLE, Aug.. 8,— Whether it’s the’total eclipse, a . . . big wedding, or what not, Camp. tonville is always coming out in print, and this time with nothing less ‘than lady bugs——little red and yellow lady bugs. This section seems to-be a good location for the propogation of this insect, and . last week over 300 sacks of lady . ]. bugs were gathered up in the near . . . vicinity and are being taken to Gridley where they will be turned 'll loose to combat the Aphis pest in the melon industry. These bugs have previously been used on apple orchards in Sutter county. The nearby creeks are at times alive with these insects and are much sought by the valley ranchers. The amount taken out this season exceeds any previous exportation. ing him Governor of California? reason why Republican voters of the their ballots for the Man from Iowa? Let us bar the carpet baggers regardless of their antecedents, good or bad. done the most constructive work for California. years C. C. Young was governor. For four years California had a business administration such as it never had had since Hiram Johnson was governor. : Contrast Young’s appointees to the posts of vast responsibility, posts of huge spending and regulatory powers. Compare Bert Meek with Earl Lee Kelly; Compare Alex. R. Heron with the new finance director; go down the line of state appointees, compare them, man for man, with those that Young chose and those that the Man from Iowa keeps in office. Young gave California a good business administration; he left office with $31,000,000 in the state treasury. He saved CITY COUNCIL MEETS WATER with the citizens committee to dis-. icuss. the water tax for irrigation, which has recently been imposed. by the council. ination of the irrigation tax. lar water rate be reduced in the future from $2.00 per month to $1.50 . or $1.25 per month. The committee ;compared the Grass Valley water ; rate to the Nevada City water rate. . The Grass Valley rate is lower jer capita than the Nevada City. rate. . The council brought out that the ‘city was run to some extent on the revenue collected from the wate: 5 Graham, Toby Tobiasson, Bill Ma3-! bills. The council also pointed out \ . } * BOULDER IN WAY OF « x terson, Leonard Dalton, Earl Chatfield,, Babe Santinelli, Gene Browning, John Muscardini, Lacy Jones, Davi schel Lott, CHfford Masterson, Merrill Dow, Bill Sharp, Betty Kornmeéyer, Ed Curtis, bright. and Jackson EngieAdvanced Divine Class Cecelia Woods, Bud Worthly, Buh. Tobiassen, Carl Tobiassen, Jr., Clift . Masterson, Bob Graham, Frank: Bkack, Harry Costa, Gene Browning, . Ernie Young, Herslhel Lott, Merril! . Dow, Earl Chatfield, Albert Pratti, . Jim Dennis, Walt Warneke, Mciyin Nlork, Ray Wilde, Don Thomas, Fred Browning, Leonard Dalton, Wal: Hallet, Marvin Haddy, Betty Korn:neyor, . Dilk Stevens, Tony Cartoscelli, Albert Pontiscelli, Clem Organs, Mervin Doolittie, Henry Wright, Vernon Sandow, Charles Barry, Phil Joyal. The tank, its banks and Water, are rémarkably «free from impurities of any kind, a chlorine disinfectant being used to kill germs in the water, which is tested three times : day for impurities. The tank is also drained and.cleaned every wee%:, BUILDING DYNAMITED Work on the basement of the new Bank of America building is: going forward rapidly. A granite boulder protruding into the excavation yesterday was shattered with small charges of dynamite. An interesting ‘process is followed in setting off the hblosts. ‘The fuse is set with a wooden box over it, then fifteen or sixteen old used tires are piled over it to cushion the explosion. On top of that heavy rocks and old boards are placed to hold the tires down. Even then nobody cared to stand very elose-to the boulder when the blast went off. : . GOLF ASSN: TO HOLD . that the money would have to be} . raised in some other form if the ré v-. ‘enue from the water: was reduced Craney, Joe Widolf, HerThey also said that $1600 had been . . agreed by the council to he used to help with the airport. Also they ‘pointed out that the city had to pay . $6200 yearly in redeeming bonds. . tt that all over a certain amount should be taxed for’ irrigation. The committee stated that the assessment.vatue } the city should be raised lowered, was proposed area of and the tax rate The council stated that thefr in tention in assessing for irrigation was that it would be equalized in ‘the future interviews with by personal each water user and that ail lots’ under a certain size (dimensions to be determined later). would be ¢ stopped on the steep grade of t ag The labes bnlidice te. house ihe empt trom the irrigation tax and Kate Hardy mine road, R. D. Doris that the tax should be apportioned equably to all lots over the. éetermined size of the exempt lots. Next Monday night, August 13, at eight o’clock, the committee will hold a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, with the citizens, and at this time will present-thetr report of last night’s meeting. HOME COMING TOURNEY The Nevada County Golf Association will hold a home tournament at'‘the club links on Sunday, Aurust 19. There will be no The men’s round will Start at-9 o’clock in the morning. At noon there will be a clam stew donated by W. BE. Wright. Joe Perkins will prepare the stew. At 2 o'clock a Dig coming , green fees. there will start the two-ball foursome for men and women. One hundred and_ seventy-five invitations have been mailed to golf playei's, members and former members of the COMMITTEE The City Council met last night The citizens committee, ; with Attorney Francis Finnegan as . chairman, asked for an entire elim-! A request was also made that the reguthat money from the taxes and other revenues accruing to the state, and by that much lifted the heavy burden.of the tax payers These accomplishments are beyond dispute. They were brilliantly constructive and benefited the entire state. But bringing Governor YYoung’s splendid achievement while in office down to particular cases, down to brass tacks Lode? He started and carried through almost to completion several splendid mountain roads including the Tahoe-Ukiah highway, that magnificent thoroughfare which crosses this county longitudinally. coe. And as between these highways and what he did not do

for hydraulic mining, which will you choose? He has made Nevada County accessible to thousands of people who spend thousands upon thousands of dollars in these mountains in the course of a year, hunting, fishing and touring. Did Young foster these great mountain highways, that give easy access to most of the mines, hydraulic or quartz, because there was a great number of votes to be had here? He can hardly be accused of that. _ He did it for the love of the Sierra Nevada mountains, for the love of ‘his great State of California. He was brought ‘up to love this golden state, its golden mountains and world outlook over the vast Pacific. This sentiment is bred .in his bones. And with such a man to choose, will Californians here and elsewhere through the state, elect to employ for the . office of Governor, a Man from Iowa? Again, we must have a man strong enough to beat Sin. clair, who, almost as certainly as the sun rises, will receive the ‘Democratic nomination for governor—Sinclair, the writer, . Sinclair the theorist and experimenter—Sinclair, the Man from ' Anywhere. Really, what a spectacle it would be—Sinclair from any. where east of the Sierras, contending with the Man from Iowa, . for the Governorship of California. _ Let us pray God that we EMPRESS MILL TWO HURT WHEN LOG _ TRUCK ROLLS OFF GRADE; ies Dhoeas 2 a0 {200 daily capacity mill at the Emj and Chaxies Thorton, © be ") press mine in the Newtown district tempted to let it back a little inorhave ‘been--completed and work: iis der be etant the ee bind back: going forward of installing tHe milled 8 Uittle: too one : = true vag (18 machinery with the arrival of off ‘the grade and rolled over an . several truck loads of heavy machinover down to the creek bed thirty] .y from Denver, where the mill was feet below. It landed right side up purchased. on its wheels, but Doris and Thornton were badly hurt. id Dr. B. W. Hummelt, of this city, was called-at 5 o’clock and reached the scene two hours later. — Doris hours by a crew:under the supervissuffered fractured ribs, 8 head = ion of Robert Hathaway, Grass Valjury, probable fracture of his jaw, a beg millwright. The house was used prokAan finger, and several bad confor a time as quarters for. some of tusions and bruises. Thornton’s colithe men. ‘ ‘ Another month will be required to complete the work. The old Mul;cahy house adjacent to the new mill} buildings was torn down in five Young’s Aid to California Do the voters of the Mother Lode, grandchildren anid great grandchildren of the Argonauts desire to be ruled by Assuming that the record of the Man from lowa is as clear as crystal, as open to the public eye as gold fish in their bowl; assuming that he came.to California late in life for no . the ‘other reasons’than to enjoy our salubrious.climate and went . into the real estate business in Los Angeles, Long Beach and Crescent City for recreation, are these good reasons for electTrue, he did once vote for a hydraulic mining bill, since none of his financial interests were involved, and his power _ trust frierids raised no objection. But really—is that a good Mother Lode should cast No, let us have a Californian in the Governor's chair. As between Quinn and Young, the other two Republi. ! can candidates, of any account, let us choose the man who has For four if you will—what did he do for Nevada County and the mother. —Saee County Budget Ready TL The preliminary county budget has been printed and is now ready at County Clerk’s office for the perusal of taxpayers. The budget -pro. Vides for expenditures totaling $451,523, during the fiscal year, July 1, . 1934 to June 30, 1935, as compared with actual expenditures of $434,877.11 during the fiscal year just ended : * This total comprises the following items: “ACTUAL PROPOSED salarics-and Wages (00s eee $245,277.23 . $256,309.00 Maintainance and Support............ 149,466.79 158,618.50 Oipital Ottiny oe 30,133.09 26,995.50 Unbudgeted Reserve 10,000.00 10,000.00 The allowance made for the different county offices as compared with the amounts actually expended last year are as follows: : SUPERVISORS For Tax Payers’ Study ACTUAL PROPOSED Salaries sand Wages. eu se 4,500.00 4,500.00 ~Maintenance and Supplies......0.-. 4,569:96 . 3,900.00 Total for Board of Supervyisors........ $9,069.96 $ 8,400.00 COUNTY CLERK AND AUDITOR © Salaries and Wages. 2 Ce 5,600.00 5,600.00 Maintenance: and: Support::.050.6. 1,351.46 1,700.00 Total for County Clerk and Auditor.... $: 6,951.46 $ 7,300.00 TREASURER AND "TAX COLLECTOR Salaries and Wass. gor as 4,470.00 4,470.00 Maintenance and. Support....:......0 2,256.85 2,149.00 Total for Treasurer and Tax Collector... $ 6,726.85 $ 6,619:00 ASSESSOR SalaPiod ANd Washer 23 6,625.00 6,625.00 Maintenance and Support...-.02-:.-c0..-..929.32 1,087.50 HOtal fOe): Assessor i $ 7,554.32 3 7,712.50 DISTRICT. ATTORNEY Salaries “and * Wages eS 3,700.00 3,700.00 Maintenance and Support.......-20c.0-0:00--738.21 1,300.00 DDCUIAL er re ee es 800.52 1,200.00 Total for District. Attorney.....2.00000.... $ 5,238.73 $ 6,200.00 Maintenance and AULD see Ee ec De ace 1,276.73 1,500.00 RECORDER Salaries And: WAROR ie kee 3,200.00 3,200.00 Maintenance and Support....:......2.----529.00 591.00 Total for Recorder. ae $ 3,72900 $ 3,791:00 SHERIFF Salaries: and: Wages..25 55.0.0.. 6,000.00 6,000.00 Maintenance and Support..........000.. 2,907.78 3,100.00 Capital OUutiiy: 2c eo a ey 150.00 Total: for Sheritts cs ols ee a $ 8,907.78 9,250.00 COUNTY HOSPITAL AND. ALMS HOUSE Salaries apd Wages..c..ccc6.5.00.cc55ste ck 7,558.76 8,000.00: Maintenance and Support.... Se Resear 10,518.41 11,875.00, Capital Ouse ee ee a ae 1,231.87 Total for Hospital and Alms Home...... $ 19,309.04 $ 19,875.00 VETERANS BUILDING Salaries: and “Wages.. oon 600.00 600.00 Maintenance and Operation, Fuel...... 250.00. 300.00 DOVE RCIN GE GAB nicer ele cue ae eae 511.00 600.00 Repairs and Improvements....../..2..00.2453.74 700.00 Insurance 120.80 400.00 Hauling 13.50 25.00 Miscellaneous Merchandise ......ccccecceeee 24.42 25.00 $ 1,873.46 $ 2,050.00 PAVUTONt SON GWOLER nce. couche ie cate .-$ 4,636.06 $ 4,000.00 Total’ Grass Valley’ Building. ....0..2..: $ 6,509.51 $ 6,650,00 EDUCATION Elementary Schools Salaries & Wages... 92,519.15 95,935.00 Maintenance and Support.....,..<.c.-cesses03. 25,562.05 25,195.00 Capital Outlay voce ae 3,686.56 3,485.00 Total for Elementary Schools.-......... $121,767.76 $124,615.00 High Schools Salaries and Wages...... 58,288.83 57,404.00 Maintenance and Support 18,477.95 21,811.00 Capital: Outlay viii cyesetes ss: 4,114.22 5,685.00 Total: for: High’ Schools..25. 2 wei $ 80,881.00 $ 84,900.00 The board of Supervisors will meet Monday, August 20, to hear any protests or suggestions from tax payers regarding this budget. One item which has been much discussed is that of $3,000 which the board proposes to raise toward a $9,000 fund during a three year period for the erection of a veterans memorial building in Truckee. * NEVADA COUNTY TO _. J. A. MCINTOSH TO cence! MAKE TRAIL OFDONNER PARTY county yesterday that John A. McIntosh, veteran forest Reena ELIT announced Blanch Bates Creel, wife of George } Creel, one of the eight lat re candidates for governor, will give a public address on Monday evening, . August 20, in Grass Valley. It is ex. ranger of the Tahoe National Forest, pected that Mrs. Creel will give her located at Cisco or Big Bend in. eastaddress on behalf of her husband’s! ern Nevada county, has been chosen candidacy, in the Memorial building, as es by R. lL. P. Bigelow, of Nevada City, though that detail has not yet been ‘i Rese ' superintendent of the Tahoe Forest Biaweh -Batee: is aeobebin bother. act as advisor and trail blazer for ,. the party being organized by the known than her husband. For many f : i Lions club of Grass Valley and Auyears she was the favorite actress of burn to mark the Donner Emmigrant {Gap Trail frpm the Donner monu. 'ment to Dutch Flat. a vast body of American theater’ goers. * C. E. Bosworth is spending this; _ Mr. McIntosh will retire from the week on a vacation in the bay dis. SeTvice at the end of this year. .Mr, cela: , Bigelow states he knows more of — . this trail than any other living man ‘and is désirious that this: knowledge : !be preserved and utilized. W. T. Ro, bie, of Auburn, will assist in the . work. He will use the diary of John . ]: A. Markle who reached the Donnér ,camp about the time some of the last victims were buried. : The trip will start August 12th at : Donner Monument and reach Dutch: . Flat on the 13th if possible. RATTLESNAKE BITESLITTLE GIRL’S ANKLE A big black. rattlesnake Wednesday evening, bit little June Baker on the ankle. . The little girl, nine years. old,'living with her parents in a camp near the june tion of Washington, Road and the Tahoé Ukiah highway, was playing among some! rocks about 5 o’clock. in the ‘afternoon. She The Sacramento Lions club, Sac‘ramento Riding club, Chapter Redivt. ous E. Clampus Vitis are invited to take part. lar bone was broken. Dr. Hummelt . reated them. A telephone message s ae t es z : mee. built for some of the men, although received yesterday stated that Doris ! ; , ior the most part they live in nearby was resting comfortably and will un-: A group of new cabins are being . cities. douhtedly recover. . . Thornton’s in . juries were not so serious. A group of Nevada City students yesterday returned to their studier at the University of California. In the group were Charles and Robert Barker, and Ruth and Margaret RecZEIBRIGHT MILI, PNT. URGED The big mill at. the % ‘ght mine near Emigrant Gap is being expanded for greater milling capacity. advantage of all ore being milled as association. . . The ore while low grade, has : it is mined, thus saving greatly in tor. mine development. came running to her mother ex. claiming: “Something bit me,’ . She was at once taken to ‘he CCC camp at: White Cloud, ovly a short distance, where Dr.’ Hirsch gave her first aid. treatment. She was then. rushed to the Nevada City Sanitarium where Dr. A. H. Tickell injected anti-venom serium into her veins. Dr. Tickell reports that the child is doing well and suffers. no pain. Mr. Meln‘osh spends most of his winter vacations in Nevada City. He has put his heart and soul in his his district. VETERANS AUXILIARY TO MERT Foreign Wars will meet at Pythian Castle this evening. All members are urged to attend as matters of special importance will be d work and holds a deep affection for J The Auxiliary of the Veterans of cf Oa es