August 11, 1930 (8 pages)

d 4 ACARI OEE eae ae 7 e -PAGE THREE EE SCHOOL BUDGETS The following are the statements of receipts and expenditures submitted by the various school districts listed below for _the school year ending June 30, 1930, as filed with Mrs. Ella M. Austin, County Superintendent of Schools of Nevada, County, California. Financial ‘Statement of Central School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS co eeIenCO-Or. MAN JULY 2) LOS socio. soci cccc casing seewesceccseeese Pi veveste $ 565.43 lst State Apportionment peer see 700.00 1st County Apportionment .. 563.60 2nd State. Apportionment Sesbussbh ckdecbeuestubcbendeeecasdcueteivs 17.79 <Wp2nd County Ayportionment s.00 2 oe Suse cse chai keccces nce 177.82 POUR) FBC OLD US oe. ons a esa eases ven kites eeteie $2024.54 EXPENDITURES, BOACUGES SALATICS 6555s ccsc ccs cso sas ws oc sca Sen vce ee atc Succ cuee $1183.00 -wOther Expenses of Instruction a me 63.95 «Operation of School Plant . Fics) cis eOes. cpuweataea cass ehunasuvecdys 88.00 mentntenance: Of SCHOO! Plait oon. occ coos fos sg esc cscceeeens os cnas sen eeactee 27.82 yg RS) tS Ste ee ee ee ee 16.26 Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry Activities 20.00 Total Ewpenditures : $1399.02 Balance on Hand June 30, 1930 .0.220o.2 si. vinc st cscecssncstevencccueenene $ 625.52 Financial Statement of Willow Valley School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS Balance on Hand July 1, 1929 .. $ 910.46 ist State Apportionment 700.00 ist County Apportionment 563.50 2nd County Apportionment .-...-----2--sees-ee-e nee ecceeneeeenseettecneeene 161.50 PP GUal: TRO OCUD US: soccer se asses ec eect $2335.46 EXPENDITURES MORPONSOS OL TOSUr Ctl oes cscs ac can a a ese ent sdew Ncapmetees $1250.00 Maintenance of School Plant .. des ae 5.00 BUSOU CUAL SCR oe asia coe aus cas ce cas sevens peace cawen sesso oens suse senauce 8.94 dl fe SRS RTO cme TE ESD TT OCA Mix pOtm Cures. soc 5 ooo as ooo wn noe si sse ee sderysclevswadavaewsesscssc-ct $1263.94 Balance on Hand June 30, 1980 on ccc. cccicck cs cece esc ecncncssssosctassens $1071.52 Financial Statement of Nevada City High School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 ' RECEIPTS : Balance-on.Mand July: 1 1929 ooo ccuci des ascnso-cesanncncs-oscnsutanens $ 1,498.19 HSt State Apportioninent 2-2-0222 .4. ccc. cocieeges scene oe 5 2c 000 ist County Apportionment ..:. 6,675.40 Ond State Apportionment .:. 22.22 ee cece eee. 2966.92 en COUNTY -APDOPUOR TIONG. o65ocscccs cca orcs ieee aceon ecient 3,025.00 Miscellaneous Apportionments 4,800.73 * Miscellaneous Receipts Se eas cc aces sence oss cu Rissa sansa ow Cenndteuacee 109.00 Total Receipts. Slate Gob eScu ya ESEee use oda de oe cada mes peau Sap esses cots Ge suave Suaecaceceec $21,275.24 MPONOTAL CONLIN coe 5. rccarcac. cece c acetates east eee 504.20. Teachers’ Salaries 14,536.00 Other Expenses of Instruction 457.60 ROTEL Ve ooo ccbguecs cas Suc ss bas wwe aoe Mewes ceases 582.83 Operation of School Plant .:.... 1,536.68 Maintenance of School Plant 748.56 PING! CHAS Cao. ooo vnc 2s cc sepa enssdnewe a 121.24 Capital Outlays = 2.5 996.24 BOR DOTACOLY: SUDDIIOSS cs. cscs to cas che cc ee cee asada ceeds 163.61 Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry, Activities . 1,812.12 Total Wecciguauneee ae $21,459.08 Overdraft June 30,1930 2. neo ctr $ 183.84 . Financial Statement of Oakland School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS Balance on Hand July 1, 1929 $ 465.42 ist State Apportionment: 2 oic55i5 2555s ooo es ons ai since (oe cenenseuenseacesncscceacke 1400.00 ist County Apportionment 1127.00 2nd State Apportionment .....290.57 2nd County Apportionment ..... 589.56 +a Miscellaneous Apportionments 9.89 POUL FRCCOR 2 oo acca a ce ae avn ete sa new oan a cae sec caneneeaneaecccastar ama MGT CONE ON ios sees os koa gn es ae ee Teachers’ Salaries: -c2.sc.0--.2.2sckc seen Other Expenses of Instruction UBT ee ee Be Operation of School Plant: 2. eo lye Maintenance of School Plant ODT IE AT OU ona sae cece ose seo Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry Activities TP OVAL TES DGNO ICU CS) cco se oe a ag ca soap sascaskeves oa os spasi dawns dacaioanessee Balance on Hand June 30, 1930 Financial Statement of Indian Flat School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS Balance on Hand July 1, 1929 ASU State Apportionments ose cioc 8 choo veccccecccevnncsensaus 700.00 1st County Apportionment 563.50 2nd State Apportionment 47.44 2nd County Apportionment 205.02 "RORY FR OCOV DU ce soccer ences e es aa ces boas sana nnan nce ckclecawauesccus $2527.86 PROB CHOLES: MAlATIOS :oo5. coos co ugg sien c ome oncaesee Eee SP ay eee Sal ah pene $1302.50 Other Expenses of Instruction . aS 50.45 Library Bo gde the nakie feaee eos cae nd eiudc asc cad ped Sumas once d sacks chapeses ioudetmaaeolascecase L72t MOPOTAtION: Of SCRGOL Pay ooo eo ceca vecgcu asin ececuancgunsscacanssanevasé 122.98 MABINT ON ANCO OF, SCHOO! DIGG cic. ooo ok ac ciccen see cncaresqsescusedansisnanepkasscs 3.96 LOE Co e9 UROL Eh Ne eres eae ene en nap een Se ep Se ga eee pee mane 14.00 Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry Activities...0..0.2c---censcoeneee-neeeens 13.90 ee Se ee $1525.00 Balance on Hand June 30, 1930 fv aysesas autcysspcanccasaatcs $1002.86 F inancial Statement. of Blue Tent School District, for School ‘Year Ending June 30, ‘1930 RECEIPTS Balance-on Mand: July 2 L989 cove van nnnccscoacacaccksndicesadaswavaineascapaanequecna$ 793.94 ist State Apportionment .,:.:..:.-.700.00 1st County Apportionment . : 563.50 BMG Sete AOL) OT OP goa ao oo occa esa waren aasivs dcgeapcssncucncenscesseccersntene 47.44 DRG COU GEY OT ULOR CRG oo roo acc sce-asenco-akeas cinereus dangoueeuncesauan 205.02 SEED FE OOONIE oa a a ae ach ov math ct cmp cn vpn anced ennundaeduny en $2309.90 : wits EXPENDITURES Wemenera Salaries a cee kas cennewasvnnsaceanesniaeessene sous $1375.00 Other Expenses of Instruction 92.20 PPMP IL sos osc scp oda ods ga cohevnss Seeeead onacncanteds aveesiesaweseenae 4:70 Operation of School Plant 87.00 Maintenance of School Plant 384.00 Atal OU AVS 2S nen ee . 64.68 Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry Activities 12.70 otal Wapenditures Sec: noses sccchpcctecce Ae ee $1667.28 Balanee on Mand June 30, 1930. 2.< ccc acsscaccssccsceuqnccnseasanenkacenea 642.62 Financi al Statement of Nevada School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS Halance-on Mand Jitly 1) 1029) cc nc as ne caccdpormncenseocanneoion $ 1,299.04 1st State Apportionment ....-.-. 4,900.00 OG COU ORCC oor csc ncn cea nec prncnneoshenvcousunupescneasetprcnaans 3,944.50 eee et TEN Goons oss aacasincnanasbadse ceakésdncencentaiienssudeesaay 1,316.49 Be COREY ADOT TIC oieciaig caancraescucecnanens se sgorscgn demos ecdnends cnachnaneah 2,338.18 Miscellaneous Apportionments ...-.-------3,432.16 $ 184.75: THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALE ORNS FASHIONS. for the SMART WOMAN © PICTORIAL REVIEW YOUTHFUL COOLNESS A checked cotton featuring brown, yellow and orange fashions the engagingly simple frock of the girl at the left, who is still definitely sub-deb. A circular flounce is placed rather low, after the fashion of an older mode, and cool-looking yellow lawn ruffles trim the oval neck and kimono sleeves. Her young sister looks as cool as a cucumber in a dimity frock, printed in-adorable pastel colors. The frock is gathered under the arms, slashed and buttoned in back, and topped by a capelet—marvelous _ acaul: iticn which is stitched down in a small inv erted V V in front end 4 Miscellaneous Receipts ... weesetawnene I, 314. 06 Poni Nee a. $18,544.40 ais < tpt one : General Control 241.60 TOAChors’ S@lATie@s: 5.5555 ccao ccecececesetasc. Jcccstsersecucee ce 13,387.50 Other Expenses of Instruction 385.70 LADPOLY . scccscckas codec nce 96.76 Operation of School Plane 1,851.86 Maintenance of School Plant ... ey Sap tee oe eta age ar cha 0 Noe ea geen : ‘Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cassidy and i ctivitie: 833.00 : oS pumengudd: worclankgen yage al spitleaes —_________ . daughter, Beatrice and Mrs. S. J. Total Expenditures -..-.------.cecseceeeeeeeereecees $17,297.15 . Carr spent the week-end at Lake TaBalance on Hand June 30, 1930 -$ 1,247.25 hoe. James P. and Jay Coughlan of North Columbia, and William Vizzard of Moore’s Flat were business visitors in Nevada City.Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Moves, who have been in Ellenburg, Washington for the past two monthh, have returned to their home in this city. Misses Dorothy and Miriam Sawyer have rteurned from San Jose where they attended the summer session at the State Tachers’ College. Miss Rose Muscardini, who has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Charles Genasci, has returned to Sacramento. Miss Frieda Hieronimus left yesterday for San Francisco whereshe will spend the coming fortnight. MMr. and Mrs. A. H. Haddy who have been. in, Sierra City for some time, have returned home. Elmer _D. Hanrahan, connected Fred C. Joubert of Camptonville was a Nevada City business visitor yesterday. . Alex Robertson of Hobart Mills, supervisor of the Fifth Supervisorial District, is here to attend the session of the Board of Supervisors. Mrs. Rachel Moore and son, John Moore, returned yesterday to San Francisco after visiting in. this city with Judge and Mrs. F. T. Nilon. -Robert Frank, former Nevada State Highway Commission at Sacramento, visited old friends in Nevada City. Miss Alberta Baker, student at the University of California, left for Sam Francisco for a visit before resuming her studies at the opening of the fall semester. _Miss Doris Nightingale arrived from San Francisco where she attended the summer session of the Staté Teachers College as a demonstratiorm school teacher. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Roth and son_ Robert, who have been house guestsof Mrs. Nellie Phelan have been ad-. .ded to the long list of Nevada City ° boosters as a result of their visit to this city. Mr. and Mrs. Cody Locke and littite daughter, former residents, have arrived from Richmond, where Myr. Locke is employed by the Standard: Oil Company. There are en route 0: Forest City where they will visit with. relatives.< = Ralph: Brown, “eonnested wih ees way construction /work between Downieville and Sierra City, was im. this city Wednesday. Henry O’Neilk accompanied him on his return and will be-employed as tool sharpener on the construction job. Mrs. Adda Binning and Mrs. Retta Morris of Oakland, visited their aunt, They took a ride over the now prae tically completed Tahoe-Ukiah Highway to the vicinity of the junction and were much impressed with its beauty. Garth Flint of Oakland spent the week-end with his grandmother, Mrs. M. Grimes. Upon his return Sunday” afternoon he was accompanied by hit aunt, Mrs. W. H. Warneeke and her two children, Mary Jane and Walter,. who will ‘visit in the bay section for the next two weeks. FRANK MERRIAM FOR The Nugget is for Frank F. Merriam for Lieutenant Governor. And every voter in Placer, Nevada and the other mining counties should likewis be for him. Not because he is chairman of the State Republican Central Cmmittee; not because he hails from Long Beach; and not particularly because he voted the Seawell hydraulic mining bill out of the Senate Finance Committee at the last session of the legislature; but oe Fresh, Wholesome, Appetizing Our large and growin gvolume of business enables us to offer you a large variey of choice meats at a small margin of profit. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and juicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards é {HHO HEP Heienininieivinicieieiuidieinieiieiciieinininicieinvinieinieivin nine telotuletetatet _WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION Larsen & Hardt because of his fairness. Jerry Seawell needed just one vote to get his bill on the floor of the senate, so that it could be argued and debataed on. its merits. It showed that Frank Merriam was a fair man; an honest, conscientious legislator. Elbert AdamsAdams did the same thing in the Assembly and the miners, and those in sympathy with the mining peause, should never forget these two “men. More than that, Frank Merriam deserves the vote and support and good will of all those who velieve in fairness, whether they are in favor of hydrauli mining or not. Let’s remember Frank ~— Merriam and give him our vote at the August Primary. Seawell for Merriam Assemblyman Jerry Seawell is strong for Frank Merriam. When asked the question the. other day, Seawell said: “‘Yes, I am for Frank Merriam for Lieutenant Governor, and I am going to do all I an. I believe in voting for your friends.’ ’ STAGE TIMETABLE Graniteville Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., .for -Lake City, North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville at 7 a. m., for Nevada City. Alleghany Stage teaves Nevada City daily, except Sunday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alleeyed and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for. Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage eaves ai 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. Downieville Auto Stage leaves Nevada City daily at 1 p. m., arLeaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada City in time to“connect with 10:30 train. for San Francisco. Washington Stage leaves. Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washington Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada City. i > SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY S WEST BOUND Arrive Gras’ Valley 10:45 A: M., 3:00 P.M., 5:45.P. M. Leave Nevada City 8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 3:30 P. M> Leave Grass Valley $725 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 3:45 P.M Arrive Sacramento 11:00 A. M., 2:40 PM. 6:36PM Arrive San Francisco ..2.02. 5366 PP. May 11515 P.M : EAST BOUND j : Leave San Francisco ....7:40 A. M., 11:20 A. M Leave Sacramento .... 8:00 A. M., 12:15 P. M., 3:00 P. M Arrive: Nevada. City. <i .:sc-<ecsee 11700) A.Ma. S34 . 6:00 P. M See Me—. See Better GEO. H. SHIRKE% Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley — LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR} COURT HOUSE RECORDS Continued from last week.) Idaho-Maryland Mines Company—~ Idaho No. 4 Lode et al, Grass Vak ley Mg. Dist. William Lp Baker—Deleware et Eureka Meg. .Dist. You Bet Mg. Company—California No. 2'et al Placer, You Bet Mg. Dist. George Wight—Maybelle Placer, You Bet Mg. Dist. Middle Yuba Mg. 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Following the index are arraneed complete data on the mure than’ 30 cities an& towns represented by the member~ ship of the Catifornia Newspaper — Association. “California The Gr. wick Market'™ is the theme of the bonk this year: with the following p:eface: ~ “California kas fastest growing market in the Unit» ed States by the official goverus ment 1930: census figures. “Califuinia was th: greatest gain= er in poputation amons the states cf the Union for the decennial period from 1920 to 1930. “California’s percentage of increase was 64.6 as compared to the entire United States with 17.4 per cent, : “As with the population figures, government. officials have shown how the per capita buying power of the average California family is: high above that of the vertising conscious. audienee un» equalled in any similar market.” 0 Ignition Parts and Accessortes. Miner’s. Foundry. =; ¢ been proven ‘the eo average ‘American family. 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d 4 ACARI OEE eae ae 7 e -PAGE THREE EE SCHOOL BUDGETS The following are the statements of receipts and expenditures submitted by the various school districts listed below for _the school year ending June 30, 1930, as filed with Mrs. Ella M. Austin, County Superintendent of Schools of Nevada, County, California. Financial ‘Statement of Central School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS co eeIenCO-Or. MAN JULY 2) LOS socio. soci cccc casing seewesceccseeese Pi veveste $ 565.43 lst State Apportionment peer see 700.00 1st County Apportionment ... 563.60 2nd State. Apportionment Sesbussbh ckdecbeuestubcbendeeecasdcueteivs 17.79 <Wp2nd County Ayportionment s.00 2 oe Suse cse chai keccces nce 177.82 POUR) FBC OLD US oe. ons a esa eases ven kites eeteie $2024.54 EXPENDITURES, BOACUGES SALATICS 6555s ccsc ccs cso sas ws oc sca Sen vce ee atc Succ cuee $1183.00 -wOther Expenses of Instruction a me 63.95 «Operation of School Plant . Fics) cis eOes. cpuweataea cass ehunasuvecdys 88.00 mentntenance: Of SCHOO! Plait oon. occ coos fos sg esc cscceeeens os cnas sen eeactee 27.82 yg RS) tS Ste ee ee ee ee 16.26 Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry Activities 20.00 Total Ewpenditures : $1399.02 Balance on Hand June 30, 1930 .0.220o.2 si. vinc st cscecssncstevencccueenene $ 625.52 Financial Statement of Willow Valley School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS Balance on Hand July 1, 1929 .... $ 910.46 ist State Apportionment 700.00 ist County Apportionment 563.50 2nd County Apportionment .-......-----2--sees-ee-e nee ecceeneeeenseettecneeene 161.50 PP GUal: TRO OCUD US: soccer se asses ec eect $2335.46 EXPENDITURES MORPONSOS OL TOSUr Ctl oes cscs ac can a a ese ent sdew Ncapmetees $1250.00 Maintenance of School Plant ... des ae 5.00 BUSOU CUAL SCR oe asia coe aus cas ce cas sevens peace cawen sesso oens suse senauce 8.94 dl fe SRS RTO cme TE ESD TT OCA Mix pOtm Cures. soc 5 ooo as ooo wn noe si sse ee sderysclevswadavaewsesscssc-ct $1263.94 Balance on Hand June 30, 1980 on ccc. cccicck cs cece esc ecncncssssosctassens $1071.52 Financial Statement of Nevada City High School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 ' RECEIPTS : Balance-on.Mand July: 1 1929 ooo ccuci des ascnso-cesanncncs-oscnsutanens $ 1,498.19 HSt State Apportioninent 2-2-0222 .4. ccc. cocieeges scene oe 5 2c 000 ist County Apportionment ...:.. 6,675.40 Ond State Apportionment .:.. 22.22 ee cece eee. 2966.92 en COUNTY -APDOPUOR TIONG. o65ocscccs cca orcs ieee aceon ecient 3,025.00 Miscellaneous Apportionments 4,800.73 * Miscellaneous Receipts Se eas cc aces sence oss cu Rissa sansa ow Cenndteuacee 109.00 Total Receipts. Slate Gob eScu ya ESEee use oda de oe cada mes peau Sap esses cots Ge suave Suaecaceceec $21,275.24 MPONOTAL CONLIN coe 5. rccarcac. cece c acetates east eee 504.20. Teachers’ Salaries 14,536.00 Other Expenses of Instruction 457.60 ROTEL Ve ooo ccbguecs cas Suc ss bas wwe aoe Mewes ceases 582.83 Operation of School Plant ..:........ 1,536.68 Maintenance of School Plant 748.56 PING! CHAS Cao. ooo vnc 2s cc sepa enssdnewe a 121.24 Capital Outlays = 2.5 996.24 BOR DOTACOLY: SUDDIIOSS cs. cscs to cas che cc ee cee asada ceeds 163.61 Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry, Activities . 1,812.12 Total Wecciguauneee ae $21,459.08 Overdraft June 30,1930 2. neo ctr $ 183.84 . Financial Statement of Oakland School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS Balance on Hand July 1, 1929 $ 465.42 ist State Apportionment: 2 oic55i5 2555s ooo es ons ai since (oe cenenseuenseacesncscceacke 1400.00 ist County Apportionment 1127.00 2nd State Apportionment ..........290.57 2nd County Apportionment ......... 589.56 +a Miscellaneous Apportionments 9.89 POUL FRCCOR 2 oo acca a ce ae avn ete sa new oan a cae sec caneneeaneaecccastar ama MGT CONE ON ios sees os koa gn es ae ee Teachers’ Salaries: -c2.sc.0--.2.2sckc seen Other Expenses of Instruction UBT ee ee Be Operation of School Plant: 2.. eo lye Maintenance of School Plant ODT IE AT OU ona sae cece ose seo Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry Activities TP OVAL TES DGNO ICU CS) cco se oe a ag ca soap sascaskeves oa os spasi dawns dacaioanessee Balance on Hand June 30, 1930 Financial Statement of Indian Flat School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS Balance on Hand July 1, 1929 ASU State Apportionments ose cioc 8 choo veccccecccevnncsensaus 700.00 1st County Apportionment 563.50 2nd State Apportionment 47.44 2nd County Apportionment 205.02 "RORY FR OCOV DU ce soccer ences e es aa ces boas sana nnan nce ckclecawauesccus $2527.86 PROB CHOLES: MAlATIOS :oo5. coos co ugg sien c ome oncaesee Eee SP ay eee Sal ah pene $1302.50 Other Expenses of Instruction .. aS 50.45 Library Bo gde the nakie feaee eos cae nd eiudc asc cad ped Sumas once d sacks chapeses ioudetmaaeolascecase L72t MOPOTAtION: Of SCRGOL Pay ooo eo ceca vecgcu asin ececuancgunsscacanssanevasé 122.98 MABINT ON ANCO OF, SCHOO! DIGG cic. ooo ok ac ciccen see cncaresqsescusedansisnanepkasscs 3.96 LOE Co e9 UROL Eh Ne eres eae ene en nap een Se ep Se ga eee pee mane 14.00 Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry Activities.....0...0..2c---censcoeneee-neeeens 13.90 ee Se ee $1525.00 Balance on Hand June 30, 1930 fv aysesas autcysspcanccasaatcs $1002.86 F inancial Statement. of Blue Tent School District, for School ‘Year Ending June 30, ‘1930 RECEIPTS Balance-on Mand: July 2 L989 cove van nnnccscoacacaccksndicesadaswavaineascapaanequecna$ 793.94 ist State Apportionment ..,:.:....:.-.700.00 1st County Apportionment .. : 563.50 BMG Sete AOL) OT OP goa ao oo occa esa waren aasivs dcgeapcssncucncenscesseccersntene 47.44 DRG COU GEY OT ULOR CRG oo roo acc sce-asenco-akeas cinereus dangoueeuncesauan 205.02 SEED FE OOONIE oa a a ae ach ov math ct cmp cn vpn anced ennundaeduny en $2309.90 : wits EXPENDITURES Wemenera Salaries a cee kas cennewasvnnsaceanesniaeessene sous $1375.00 Other Expenses of Instruction 92.20 PPMP IL sos osc scp oda ods ga cohevnss Seeeead onacncanteds aveesiesaweseenae 4:70 Operation of School Plant 87.00 Maintenance of School Plant 384.00 Atal OU AVS 2S nen ee . 64.68 Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry Activities 12.70 otal Wapenditures Sec: noses sccchpcctecce Ae ee $1667.28 Balanee on Mand June 30, 1930.. 2.< ccc acsscaccssccsceuqnccnseasanenkacenea 642.62 Financi al Statement of Nevada School District, for School Year Ending June 30, 1930 RECEIPTS Halance-on Mand Jitly 1) 1029) cc nc as ne caccdpormncenseocanneoion $ 1,299.04 1st State Apportionment .......-.-. 4,900.00 OG COU ORCC oor csc ncn cea nec prncnneoshenvcousunupescneasetprcnaans 3,944.50 eee et TEN Goons oss aacasincnanasbadse ceakésdncencentaiienssudeesaay 1,316.49 Be COREY ADOT TIC oieciaig caancraescucecnanens se sgorscgn demos ecdnends cnachnaneah 2,338.18 Miscellaneous Apportionments ......-..-------3,432.16 $ 184.75: THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALE ORNS FASHIONS. for the SMART WOMAN © PICTORIAL REVIEW YOUTHFUL COOLNESS A checked cotton featuring brown, yellow and orange fashions the engagingly simple frock of the girl at the left, who is still definitely sub-deb. A circular flounce is placed rather low, after the fashion of an older mode, and cool-looking yellow lawn ruffles trim the oval neck and kimono sleeves. Her young sister looks as cool as a cucumber in a dimity frock, printed in-adorable pastel colors. The frock is gathered under the arms, slashed and buttoned in back, and topped by a capelet—marvelous _ acaul: iticn which is stitched down in a small inv erted V V in front end 4 Miscellaneous Receipts ...... weesetawnene I, 314. 06 Poni Nee a. $18,544.40 ais < tpt one : General Control 241.60 TOAChors’ S@lATie@s: 5.5555 ccao ccecececesetasc. Jcccstsersecucee ce 13,387.50 Other Expenses of Instruction 385.70 LADPOLY . scccscckas codec nce 96.76 Operation of School Plane 1,851.86 Maintenance of School Plant ...... ey Sap tee oe eta age ar cha 0 Noe ea geen : ‘Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cassidy and i ctivitie: 833.00 : oS pumengudd: worclankgen yage al spitleaes —_________ . daughter, Beatrice and Mrs. S. J. Total Expenditures -...-.------.cecseceeeeeeeereecees $17,297.15 . Carr spent the week-end at Lake TaBalance on Hand June 30, 1930 -$ 1,247.25 hoe. James P. and Jay Coughlan of North Columbia, and William Vizzard of Moore’s Flat were business visitors in Nevada City.Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Moves, who have been in Ellenburg, Washington for the past two monthh, have returned to their home in this city. Misses Dorothy and Miriam Sawyer have rteurned from San Jose where they attended the summer session at the State Tachers’ College. Miss Rose Muscardini, who has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Charles Genasci, has returned to Sacramento. Miss Frieda Hieronimus left yesterday for San Francisco whereshe will spend the coming fortnight. MMr. and Mrs. A. H. Haddy who have been. in, Sierra City for some time, have returned home. Elmer _D. Hanrahan, connected Fred C. Joubert of Camptonville was a Nevada City business visitor yesterday. . Alex Robertson of Hobart Mills, supervisor of the Fifth Supervisorial District, is here to attend the session of the Board of Supervisors. Mrs. Rachel Moore and son, John Moore, returned yesterday to San Francisco after visiting in. this city with Judge and Mrs. F. T. Nilon. -Robert Frank, former Nevada State Highway Commission at Sacramento, visited old friends in Nevada City. Miss Alberta Baker, student at the University of California, left for Sam Francisco for a visit before resuming her studies at the opening of the fall semester. _Miss Doris Nightingale arrived from San Francisco where she attended the summer session of the Staté Teachers College as a demonstratiorm school teacher. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Roth and son_ Robert, who have been house guestsof Mrs. Nellie Phelan have been ad-. .ded to the long list of Nevada City ° boosters as a result of their visit to

this city. Mr. and Mrs. Cody Locke and littite daughter, former residents, have arrived from Richmond, where Myr. Locke is employed by the Standard: Oil Company. There are en route 0: Forest City where they will visit with. relatives.< = Ralph: Brown, “eonnested wih ees way construction /work between Downieville and Sierra City, was im. this city Wednesday. Henry O’Neilk accompanied him on his return and will be-employed as tool sharpener on the construction job. Mrs. Adda Binning and Mrs. Retta Morris of Oakland, visited their aunt, They took a ride over the now prae tically completed Tahoe-Ukiah Highway to the vicinity of the junction and were much impressed with its beauty. Garth Flint of Oakland spent the week-end with his grandmother, Mrs. M. Grimes. Upon his return Sunday” afternoon he was accompanied by hit aunt, Mrs. W. H. Warneeke and her two children, Mary Jane and Walter,. who will ‘visit in the bay section for the next two weeks. FRANK MERRIAM FOR The Nugget is for Frank F. Merriam for Lieutenant Governor. And every voter in Placer, Nevada and the other mining counties should likewis be for him. Not because he is chairman of the State Republican Central Cmmittee; not because he hails from Long Beach; and not particularly because he voted the Seawell hydraulic mining bill out of the Senate Finance Committee at the last session of the legislature; but oe Fresh, Wholesome, Appetizing Our large and growin gvolume of business enables us to offer you a large variey of choice meats at a small margin of profit. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Small rib steaks, tender and juicy. Fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts. Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and superfine Kraut. KEYSTONE MARKET Calanan and Richards é {HHO HEP Heienininieivinicieieiuidieinieiieiciieinininicieinvinieinieivin nine telotuletetatet _WE WILL GIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS In accident Insurance to our customers and every member of their family between the ages of 15 and 60 years. No medical examination. No red tape. You cannot afford to be wihout this protection. For every 50c purchase made here, we give you a ticket. When you have 40 of them you can get a $10,000 Accident Insurance Policy for only $1.00. Come in and get full particulars today. PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION Larsen & Hardt because of his fairness. Jerry Seawell needed just one vote to get his bill on the floor of the senate, so that it could be argued and debataed on. its merits. It showed that Frank Merriam was a fair man; an honest, conscientious legislator. Elbert AdamsAdams did the same thing in the Assembly and the miners, and those in sympathy with the mining peause, should never forget these two “men. More than that, Frank Merriam deserves the vote and support and good will of all those who velieve in fairness, whether they are in favor of hydrauli mining or not. Let’s remember Frank ~— Merriam and give him our vote at the August Primary. Seawell for Merriam Assemblyman Jerry Seawell is strong for Frank Merriam. When asked the question the. other day, Seawell said: “‘Yes, I am for Frank Merriam for Lieutenant Governor, and I am going to do all I an. I believe in voting for your friends.’ ’ STAGE TIMETABLE Graniteville Stage leaves Nevada City at 7 a. m., .for -Lake City, North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville at 7 a. m., for Nevada City. Alleghany Stage teaves Nevada City daily, except Sunday at 1:00 p. m., for Tyler, Columbia Hill, Alleeyed and Forest. Leaves Forest at 6:30 a. m., for. Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage eaves ai 8.00 a. m., for Rough and Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at 1:00 p. m. Connects at Smartsville for North San Juan. Downieville Auto Stage leaves Nevada City daily at 1 p. m., arLeaves Downieville daily at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada City in time to“connect with 10:30 train. for San Francisco. Washington Stage leaves. Nevada City at 6:30 a. m., for Washington Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m. for Nevada City. i > SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY S WEST BOUND Arrive Gras’ Valley 10:45 A: M., 3:00 P.M., 5:45.P. M. Leave Nevada City 8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 3:30 P. M> Leave Grass Valley $725 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 3:45 P.M Arrive Sacramento 11:00 A. M., 2:40 PM.. 6:36PM Arrive San Francisco ...2.02.. 5366 PP. May 11515 P.M : EAST BOUND j : Leave San Francisco ........7:40 A. M., 11:20 A. M Leave Sacramento ........ 8:00 A. M., 12:15 P. M., 3:00 P. M Arrive: Nevada. City. <i .:sc-<ecsee 11700) A.Ma. S34 . 6:00 P. M See Me—. See Better GEO. H. SHIRKE% Opt. D. Optometrist 118 Mill St. Grass Valley — LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR} COURT HOUSE RECORDS Continued from last week.) Idaho-Maryland Mines Company—~ Idaho No. 4 Lode et al, Grass Vak ley Mg. Dist. William Lp Baker—Deleware et Eureka Meg. .Dist. You Bet Mg. Company—California No. 2'et al Placer, You Bet Mg. Dist. George Wight—Maybelle Placer, You Bet Mg. Dist. Middle Yuba Mg. Company—Golé’ Ridge et al, Eureka Mg. Dist. Edmond L. Fellows -estate—Iron Mass Mine, Snow Point Mg. Dist Antone S Buck—Klondyke et al, Snow Point Mg. Dist. Horace Mann—Big Bob Quarts et al, Red Mountain Mg. Dist W. L. Mobley—National Extension Mine, Eureka Mg. Dist. 0 PUBLICATION WILL HELP SELL CALIFORNIA IN EAST ee California and North Sacramento are receiving national puolicity this week through the distribution of the four annual edition of the California Markets Survey and Newspaper Directory of the California Newspaper Publishers Association of which The Nugget is a member. _ Official 1930 census figures, vital, manufacturing and_ retail statistics relating to the district north of the Americar River and its trading area are conta‘ned in thu 138 pages of complete information regarding California. oe An integ in the front of the hook lists eevry newspaper in Canfoinla and gives available pertinent infor« mation concerning each. Following the index are arraneed complete data on the mure than’ 30 cities an& towns represented by the member~ ship of the Catifornia Newspaper — Association. “California The Gr. wick Market'™ is the theme of the bonk this year: with the following p:eface: ~ “California kas fastest growing market in the Unit» ed States by the official goverus ment 1930: census figures. “Califuinia was th: greatest gain= er in poputation amons the states cf the Union for the decennial period from 1920 to 1930. “California’s percentage of increase was 64.6 as compared to the entire United States with 17.4 per cent, : “As with the population figures, government. officials have shown how the per capita buying power of the average California family is: high above that of the vertising conscious. audienee un» equalled in any similar market.” 0 Ignition Parts and Accessortes. Miner’s. Foundry. =; ¢ been proven ‘the eo average ‘American family. Andan added lure: a to the advertising dollar is the realce ization that California offers an ad-