August 14, 1936 (8 pages)

aprctceetaT, PAGE FOUR MRS. A. M. CONNER TO PUBLISH BOOK OF POEMS Mrs. will soon pubHsh a book of one . hundred of her poems, this decision thas been made after much deliberation. Mrs. Conner’s readers have been asking for such a book for some. district is destined to s rs.__.A.—_Merriampeter Donner whose} poems have been read by thousands . ‘OWN YOUR OWN HOME CAMPAIGN TO BE LAUNCHED SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13—This become the time. This-book will be hailed with ) eenter of Federal Housing Adminisdelight by. those who have wished, tration activities The . books for a collection of her poems. first two hundred and fifty will go out as subscription volumes. . They will be autographed by the author and will sell for $3.00. reprint will be made of this volume which will be in a fine cloth binding and artistically decorated. The subscription has already gained some volume and no doubt this edition will soon be sold. This is a splendid tribute to Mrs. Conner’s ability as a poet and also to her popularity. Orders for the book can be sent to Nevada City Publishers, care Fred E. Conner, Nevada City. A lady was’ entertaining her friend’s small son. “Are you sure you can cut your meat,’’ she asked, after watching: his struggles. “Oh, yes,’’ he replied, without looking up from his plate. ‘‘We often have it as tough as this at home.’’— Atlanta Constitution. TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you _ please notify the Nugget Office any time you do not receive your’ copy of the Nevada City Nugget. ' PHONE 36 ; . . . No . . being launched of the Northern California district ' on the Pacifie . Coast, it was indicated today when plans were formulated for a comprei . hensive “Own Your Home” program under sgonsorship office. Cooperating in the program are leading realtors, builders, material dealers, and financial institutions. Cc. A. West, assistant to the Housing Director in Northern California, is helping map plans for the campaign. Stressing the ease with which homes may be built or bought under government insured “mortgage financing, it was said’ that the. program was launched to combat the current house’ shortagie Tfoblem which is menacing development of many rapidly growing communities in the district. Under the Federal Housing Administration system of insured mortgage financing, it was pointed out that homes may be acquired on the monthly rent-like terms. gs 2 many instances clear title to a lot is sufficient to start the thrifty investor on his way to home ownership,’’ West declared. ‘‘He may start by establishing an equity as small as 20 per cent, after which the government will insure a mortgage for the remaining 80 per cent, at five per cent simple interest, and allow 7 > oe Incumbent Supervisor of Supervisorial District No. candidate for reelection at the August Primaries promised GOOD ROADS AND A REDUCED TAX RATE He has made good on beth. Roads ARE better. year Nevada County wil! have the lowest tax rate in its history. VOTERS, your best interests demands a return to office of a man who has had experience and who has made good. 7 atherferterlerlere tleneielsferferle rte rhe sferterlesierie slo ste she rie ate nies One Good Term Deserves Another © WHY CHANGE? FOUR YEARS AGOjared S. Arbogast Sa a a ee a a ic i a ee a 8c 2S , s NEVADA CITY NUGGET And filled its place in a For simple homes may be . One may comesat the call home” Whisper “ Little Homes Only a gate but it often spoke To those who passed on the shady street; Telling a story of thrift and pride— This little gateway so trim and neat. A pathway, led to the oaken door— A pathway bordered by radiant flowers; And many paused for a moment there, Forgetting the stress of insistent hours. Only a house under verdant trees, With nothing of granduer to awe or command, . But it sheltered gentle, home loving hearts Attuned to the dearest joys of earth; Fashioned and fitted to our desires, Who can determine their ultimate worth? From a humble home, unknown to fame, Through the opened door and ‘the little gate, With a gift to the world for which men wait. Precious indeed are the little homes, Guard and tend them with loving care; Dream of them fondly through hours of toil: in your evening prayer. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. far flung land. gracious homes of life as long as 20 years in which to pay off the loan in equal monthly stallments, “Many thrifty families in this. disno than 100,000 the. United States, ready are acquiring homes of their own under this plan. Many are actually paying less per month than intrict, and less throughout al\? * nore iilsloleteiepiies fejeotes Ye ste she ste ot ies aye ey ? ie heat aie} , rs > % ea} ‘* 1 > + as he < t Ht, . . . whe heate ste ot Setheopergeee se at yt This bes ae ws Px) we 4, he he ate atte ate sXe ote ate at fe afenbe ats fesfe abe serie age og : dertaken this ‘Dwn Your Home’ pro. gram. acquiring they formerly paid for rent. Within the period stated in the mortgage, whether it be 10, 15 or 20 years, they will receive clear title to their homes without the expense and an-noyance of refinancing their loans. “It is to bring these facts before the great army of potential home awners in Northern California and . to acquaint them with the low cost of government cooperation and the mortgage insurance that we have un“Tt should be made clear that the i government lends no money. The . Grant and several ; function of the Federal Housing Ad. ministration is to make possible this advantageous opportunity for homes by insuring local lending institutions against loss on home loans. The borrower, in all inStances, names the lending agency of his choice and makes formal application through that agency.”’ West stated that clear title to a lot appraised at $1000 held by a person with regular income and acceptable credit standing is sufficient . most eases, to negotiate a loan of $4000 with which to build a home. . Such a residence then could be paid for, under the FHA 20-year plan, on rent like installments of less than $30-a month, to which/must be added one-twelfth of the annual taxes most in terte oe ae ae eters segs icaieaic catia) te the fo the ne ates at tas *S wr Of course and fire insurance premium, since ACME BREWERIES San Francisco Los Angeles manna tema tes . tN oo} “We enjoy our beer and keep our figures. = OBSERVATION TRIP Mr. Leland Smith, grazing inspector with the Tahoe National Forest, in this city returned Saturday from a several day’s trip into southern California. He drove from San Bernardino through the valley route and found it very hot. He made an inspection and observation trip of the recreational and camp sites areas, visiting Yosemite, Sequoia, General national forest camps. these are paid monthly rather than in a lump sum, For smaller loans the monthly payments are correspondingly reduced, he said. The maximum which may be borrowed under this plan, for a single dwelling to a four-family,.apartment structure, is $16,000 on each separate property. . Subscribe for The Nugget. WEEKLY COMMENT Chiletinls Nidibenn Roistering, bullyragging, lumberjacketed he men of the woods have been the subject of many woods stories. The antithesis of this we discovered in a peaceful clearing back of the Hoge mine about 6 miles from Nevada City. Here in a peaceful sunbathed clearing of big pyoportions, we found an up to date ;sawmill with all of -the noises like the zing and the ring of the big blade as it reduced the giant timber monsters to sawdust and siding. There was no roistering, no fighting, just a gang of men doing their job of making lum4 ber piles look tidy and piling the sawdust thigher and ‘higher. When the dinner bell sounded all activity ceased in a repressed duck for the mess hall, but it takes more description than I can command to describe the Arbogast lumber mill at Blue Tent. This sawmill in the woods, is FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1936 — — SPRING HILL MINE Robert Plate, well known minin engineer who has been superintendent of the Spring Hill mine for the past four years has severed his connections with that mine and has left for San Francisco. Mr Plate was associated with C. V. Lakenan, owner: of the Spring Hill property and D. E. McLaughlin, financial head of the enterprise. Milling at the mine has ‘been suspended and the mine will be ‘placed on a pumping and developing basis. Don Carlos Billick, former : mill foreman will be the superintend= ent in charge. = Mr. and Mrs. George Legg who took a motor trip into Canada haye oo returned tio Nevada City. s no sewing circle these woodsmen are attending. Even with labor saving devices such as one sees there. The big circular saw is the most demanding inanimate thing, huge logs are its fodder and as these are reduced to the least common denominators of boards and heavier timbers they must be taken away immediately, the whole procedure is most interesting and the thing which makes it interesting is that it so suddenly looms before you as you are traveling along an obscure mountain road, The big commodious ranchhouse surrounded by ,beautiful flowers, shrubbery and spacious lawn, adds a domestic touch to the picture. x ’ SUMMER— he Outdoor Season Calls for Kodak Films Bring your Negatives to HODSON’S for better and quicker finishing. Make enlargements of the prized ones 6x9 Portraits 1015 8th Street SPECIAL FOR AUGUST HODSON’S Phone Main 2170 ‘L Sacramento SPECIALS. Swing wide those Ventipanes—let your foot down smoothly on the accelerator — and you’ve got your cooling breeze, made to order whenever you want it! There’s .no noise, no _ heat, HE coolest pecple in town—the happiest and most carefree — are those wise folks to.whom we've lately delivered one of these lively Buick here, no labor to its oilto 2399 are the prices of the new sudject to change without notice. and special accessories groups: on. ail models at extra cost. All Buick prices include safety glass throughout as standard equipment, MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO FIT YOUR PURSE! Ash about the General Motors instaliment plan Buicks delivered Standard quieted, valve-in-head straight-eight engine. There’s no effort to the handling. We’ve yet to find a hill or a stretch of tough going that can draw a puff or pant from this easy-stepping Series 40 Beauty. , It isn’t too late to get thrilling pleasure out of this summer. We can make quick delivery—arrange our easy terms to suit your likes. Call us—and x * * WHEN BETTER fe) v BUILT, we'll be right around for a demonstration. 99 NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA BUICK WiLL BUILD THEM

aprctceetaT, PAGE FOUR MRS. A. M. CONNER TO PUBLISH BOOK OF POEMS Mrs. will soon pubHsh a book of one . hundred of her poems, this decision thas been made after much deliberation. Mrs. Conner’s readers have been asking for such a book for some. district is destined to s rs.__.A.—_Merriampeter Donner whose} poems have been read by thousands . ‘OWN YOUR OWN HOME CAMPAIGN TO BE LAUNCHED SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13—This become the time. This-book will be hailed with ) eenter of Federal Housing Adminisdelight by. those who have wished, tration activities The . books for a collection of her poems. first two hundred and fifty will go out as subscription volumes. . They will be autographed by the author and will sell for $3.00. reprint will be made of this volume which will be in a fine cloth binding and artistically decorated. The subscription has already gained some volume and no doubt this edition will soon be sold. This is a splendid tribute to Mrs. Conner’s ability as a poet and also to her popularity. Orders for the book can be sent to Nevada City Publishers, care Fred E. Conner, Nevada City. A lady was’ entertaining her friend’s small son. “Are you sure you can cut your meat,’’ she asked, after watching: his struggles. “Oh, yes,’’ he replied, without looking up from his plate. ‘‘We often have it as tough as this at home.’’— Atlanta Constitution. TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you _ please notify the Nugget Office any time you do not receive your’ copy of the Nevada City Nugget. ' PHONE 36 ; . . . No . . being launched of the Northern California district ' on the Pacifie . Coast, it was indicated today when plans were formulated for a comprei . hensive “Own Your Home” program under sgonsorship office. Cooperating in the program are leading realtors, builders, material dealers, and financial institutions. Cc. A. West, assistant to the Housing Director in Northern California, is helping map plans for the campaign. Stressing the ease with which homes may be built or bought under government insured “mortgage financing, it was said’ that the. program was launched to combat the current house’ shortagie Tfoblem which is menacing development of many rapidly growing communities in the district. Under the Federal Housing Administration system of insured mortgage financing, it was pointed out that homes may be acquired on the monthly rent-like terms. gs 2 many instances clear title to a lot is sufficient to start the thrifty investor on his way to home ownership,’’ West declared. ‘‘He may start by establishing an equity as small as 20 per cent, after which the government will insure a mortgage for the remaining 80 per cent, at five per cent simple interest, and allow 7 > oe Incumbent Supervisor of Supervisorial District No. candidate for reelection at the August Primaries promised GOOD ROADS AND A REDUCED TAX RATE He has made good on beth. Roads ARE better. year Nevada County wil! have the lowest tax rate in its history. VOTERS, your best interests demands a return to office of a man who has had experience and who has made good. 7 atherferterlerlere tleneielsferferle rte rhe sferterlesierie slo ste she rie ate nies One Good Term Deserves Another © WHY CHANGE? FOUR YEARS AGOjared S. Arbogast Sa a a ee a a ic i a ee a 8c 2S , s NEVADA CITY NUGGET And filled its place in a For simple homes may be . One may comesat the call home” Whisper “ Little Homes Only a gate but it often spoke To those who passed on the shady street; Telling a story of thrift and pride— This little gateway so trim and neat. A pathway, led to the oaken door— A pathway bordered by radiant flowers; And many paused for a moment there, Forgetting the stress of insistent hours. Only a house under verdant trees, With nothing of granduer to awe or command, . But it sheltered gentle, home loving hearts Attuned to the dearest joys of earth; Fashioned and fitted to our desires, Who can determine their ultimate worth? From a humble home, unknown to fame, Through the opened door and ‘the little gate, With a gift to the world for which men wait. Precious indeed are the little homes, Guard and tend them with loving care; Dream of them fondly through hours of toil: in your evening prayer. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. far flung land. gracious homes of life as long as 20 years in which to pay off the loan in equal monthly stallments, “Many thrifty families in this. disno than 100,000 the. United States, ready are acquiring homes of their own under this plan. Many are actually paying less per month than intrict, and less throughout al\? * nore iilsloleteiepiies fejeotes Ye ste she ste ot ies aye ey ? ie heat aie} , rs > % ea} ‘* 1 > + as he < t Ht, . . . whe heate ste ot Setheopergeee se at yt This bes

ae ws Px) we 4, he he ate atte ate sXe ote ate at fe afenbe ats fesfe abe serie age og : dertaken this ‘Dwn Your Home’ pro. gram. acquiring they formerly paid for rent. Within the period stated in the mortgage, whether it be 10, 15 or 20 years, they will receive clear title to their homes without the expense and an-noyance of refinancing their loans. “It is to bring these facts before the great army of potential home awners in Northern California and . to acquaint them with the low cost of government cooperation and the mortgage insurance that we have un“Tt should be made clear that the i government lends no money. The . Grant and several ; function of the Federal Housing Ad. ministration is to make possible this advantageous opportunity for homes by insuring local lending institutions against loss on home loans. The borrower, in all inStances, names the lending agency of his choice and makes formal application through that agency.”’ West stated that clear title to a lot appraised at $1000 held by a person with regular income and acceptable credit standing is sufficient . most eases, to negotiate a loan of $4000 with which to build a home. . Such a residence then could be paid for, under the FHA 20-year plan, on rent like installments of less than $30-a month, to which/must be added one-twelfth of the annual taxes most in terte oe ae ae eters segs icaieaic catia) te the fo the ne ates at tas *S wr Of course and fire insurance premium, since ACME BREWERIES San Francisco Los Angeles manna tema tes . tN oo} “We enjoy our beer and keep our figures. = OBSERVATION TRIP Mr. Leland Smith, grazing inspector with the Tahoe National Forest, in this city returned Saturday from a several day’s trip into southern California. He drove from San Bernardino through the valley route and found it very hot. He made an inspection and observation trip of the recreational and camp sites areas, visiting Yosemite, Sequoia, General national forest camps. these are paid monthly rather than in a lump sum, For smaller loans the monthly payments are correspondingly reduced, he said. The maximum which may be borrowed under this plan, for a single dwelling to a four-family,.apartment structure, is $16,000 on each separate property. . Subscribe for The Nugget. WEEKLY COMMENT Chiletinls Nidibenn Roistering, bullyragging, lumberjacketed he men of the woods have been the subject of many woods stories. The antithesis of this we discovered in a peaceful clearing back of the Hoge mine about 6 miles from Nevada City. Here in a peaceful sunbathed clearing of big pyoportions, we found an up to date ;sawmill with all of -the noises like the zing and the ring of the big blade as it reduced the giant timber monsters to sawdust and siding. There was no roistering, no fighting, just a gang of men doing their job of making lum4 ber piles look tidy and piling the sawdust thigher and ‘higher. When the dinner bell sounded all activity ceased in a repressed duck for the mess hall, but it takes more description than I can command to describe the Arbogast lumber mill at Blue Tent. This sawmill in the woods, is FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1936 — — SPRING HILL MINE Robert Plate, well known minin engineer who has been superintendent of the Spring Hill mine for the past four years has severed his connections with that mine and has left for San Francisco. Mr Plate was associated with C. V. Lakenan, owner: of the Spring Hill property and D. E. McLaughlin, financial head of the enterprise. Milling at the mine has ‘been suspended and the mine will be ‘placed on a pumping and developing basis. Don Carlos Billick, former : mill foreman will be the superintend= ent in charge. = Mr. and Mrs. George Legg who took a motor trip into Canada haye oo returned tio Nevada City. s no sewing circle these woodsmen are attending. Even with labor saving devices such as one sees there. The big circular saw is the most demanding inanimate thing, huge logs are its fodder and as these are reduced to the least common denominators of boards and heavier timbers they must be taken away immediately, the whole procedure is most interesting and the thing which makes it interesting is that it so suddenly looms before you as you are traveling along an obscure mountain road, The big commodious ranchhouse surrounded by ,beautiful flowers, shrubbery and spacious lawn, adds a domestic touch to the picture. x ’ SUMMER— he Outdoor Season Calls for Kodak Films Bring your Negatives to HODSON’S for better and quicker finishing. Make enlargements of the prized ones 6x9 Portraits 1015 8th Street SPECIAL FOR AUGUST HODSON’S Phone Main 2170 ‘L Sacramento SPECIALS. Swing wide those Ventipanes—let your foot down smoothly on the accelerator — and you’ve got your cooling breeze, made to order whenever you want it! There’s .no noise, no _ heat, HE coolest pecple in town—the happiest and most carefree — are those wise folks to.whom we've lately delivered one of these lively Buick here, no labor to its oilto 2399 are the prices of the new sudject to change without notice. and special accessories groups: on. ail models at extra cost. All Buick prices include safety glass throughout as standard equipment, MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO FIT YOUR PURSE! Ash about the General Motors instaliment plan Buicks delivered Standard quieted, valve-in-head straight-eight engine. There’s no effort to the handling. We’ve yet to find a hill or a stretch of tough going that can draw a puff or pant from this easy-stepping Series 40 Beauty. , It isn’t too late to get thrilling pleasure out of this summer. We can make quick delivery—arrange our easy terms to suit your likes. Call us—and x * * WHEN BETTER fe) v BUILT, we'll be right around for a demonstration. 99 NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA BUICK WiLL BUILD THEM