February 16, 1934 (6 pages)

The following resolution was passed by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce at its Monday night meeting in support of the Yuba Narrows : ( Dam project: ‘ WHEREAS, the Federal Government is considering the a Proposal that a dam be constructed at the Narrows of Yuba \ 4 River, California; and WHEREAS, recent. investigations ‘by the Army. Engi. __ neers Corps of the U. S. War Department have shown that the ; lac project will be economically sound and in the general public li interest; and 3 i WHEREAS, the dam would be highly beneficial to navi' gation through its capability for storing large amounts of old} mining debris, which otherwise would pass downstream and . be deposited in the navigable waterways between Sacramento . and San\Francisco Bay; and WHEREAS, the storage of such river debris at the dam will save the Federal Government large expenditures which ‘ otherwise would have to be made for dredging work in order to maintain navigable depths in the lower channels and bays; and WHEREAS, the project will provide space for the detention of tailings from hydraulic mining and thus permit revival. of this long prostrate industry; and WHEREAS, the dam will be of incidental service in the production of hydro-electric power and improving the water * supply of irrigation developments in Yuba County; and 3 WHEREAS, the investigations by the War Department show the navigation values, storage fees from hydraulic min1 ing and revenue from the sale of power, will be more than adequate to maintain the dam.and repay the construction cost; : NOW, Therefore, Be it Resolved, that the Chamber of ® . J Commerce of Nevada City urges that immediate appropriation Tv 1 £ be made by the Public Werks Administration for the construc\.J tion of the project as a unit in the Federal Public Works program; and lution be transmitted to Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt, President! of the United States, to Hon. Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the! Interior, and to the Senators and Representatives of California in Congress. ~ ,. Adopted by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce February 13, 1934, at its regular monthly meeting. : W. H. Griffith, F. F. Cassidy, , —, 2 i Secretary. President . ; Otto EF. Schiffner and Fred Moses . Mrs. J. J.’ Staples and son-of. made a business trip to Piavervitia . Spencovilie were Nevada City visitors is Wednesday. Wednesday. laza Grocery Ja. de Bretteville, D. M. Dorman, 8. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this resoruse ye” Charles, W. Fay, F. W. ‘Mint, dy. Dro AH, Giannini, A. P. Tey _ SAN FRANCISCO, ‘Feb. 15.— ‘Twenty-five directors of Bank of Am. . erica N. T. & S. A., and 34 directors of its affiliated state institutions,: Bank of America (California), were elected at the annual meetings of. the two Giannini banks in San Francisco. All officers.of both banks were reelected by the directors. The executive officers include: A. P. Giannini, Chairman of the Board; Leon Bocqueraz and Arthur Reynolds, Vice Chairman of the Board; Dr. A. H. Giannini, Chairman of the General Executive Committee; Will F. Morrish, President;. L. M. Giannini, SenBlauer, Chairman of the General Finance Committee, Menbership of the board of Bank of America N, T. & S. A., was reduced to 25 from 50, in conformity with the provisions of the National Banking. Act of 1933.The twenty-five directors who retired from the board of the national bank. remained -directors of the state bank; seven direetors elected to serve on the board of the national bank were also elected directors of the state bank, and! two new directors were added to the board of Bank of America: (California). for Vice President; and =W. ©: ary . 6 , _FRIDAY, FEB. 16, i934 THE NEVADA, CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE. , \ = 4 ‘BANK OF AMER { vm . Yuba City were Nevada City visitors resident of Downieville, arrived in: alm er i} or ji ind FAL) : __ J ¥.F9.F FU i Monday and were looking for_abusi-—idiie-eity yostert tay ftr6m Loomis, enZAND THE SCHOOL Bv Dr ALLEN G. IRFLAND Derr Mhyna and Werlite Bddeccras Mary S. onu Sis Deparieatnt ob. Pobin tet Ventilation end Ileaith Resistance to iliness, particularly the diseaczs that affect thé nose, throat and lungs, depend to a surprising degree upon_pruper heating and ventilation. Scientific ~“investigation shows that three factors must be attended to make ) schooll.uuse a health‘ful place. These are temperature, mois. ture and the motion of the air. Temperature—The good health standard is 65 to 68 degrees Fahsl os ER i abate ieouating. § CO. ation at aly iwwaland mental dente: Moistiuve—-SuMcient moisture is oresent when fresh outdoor air ts udmitted to the room. Insufficient moisture, in the air «causes excessive drying of the mucous men brane of the nose and throat, especially if the air is overheated, This frequently. renders the individual more susceptible to colds The new. directors’ of the state bank are Sylvester Andriano, former j San Francisco Supervisor. and at present, attorney for the Italian Con-, sul in this city; and Thomas Crow. ley, head of the Crowley Launch. and Tugboat Company of San Francisco. Directors elected to serve onthe . board of Bank of America’ N. T. & S. A. for the ensuing year are: C. H. Baker, W. BE. Blauer, Leon Bocqueraz, Dr. G.E. Caglieri, J. Cereghino, Giannini, L. M. Giannini, P. C. Hale, James F, Leahy, John E. Marble, L. B. Mayer, H. A. Mazzera, Will F. Morrish, G. L. Payne,. Angelo Petri, Arthur Reynolds, Joseph M. Schenek, Dr. Celestine J. Sullivan, and: Directors of Bank of (California) are: Sylvester Andriano Leon Bocqueraz, B. C. Brown, C. -C.: Chapman, John A, Corotto, H. H. Cotton, Thomas Crowley, A. A. D Shi —_. DOLLAR DAY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH . $1.00 SPERRY SPECIAL Ib, sack Drifted Snow Flour 14 oz. Pkg. Sperry Wheat Hearts 14 oz. Pkg. Sperry Pancake Flour 20 oz. Pkg. Sperry Oats, Quick 20 oz. Pkg. Sperry Graham Flour ' 20 oz. Pkg. Yellow Corn Mean. $1.00 LENTEN SPECIAL 1 Can Briardale Red Salmon, 1s tall 1 Can B & M Fish Flakes, 71 oz. 2 Cans Kippered Snacks, 31/4 oz. 2 Cans. Westlake Oysters, 5 oz. 2 Cans Westlake Tuna, 145 2 Cans Westlake Shrimps, 5 oz. $1.00 BUCKET SPECIAL 1 12 quart Water Bucket 1 Broom 5 Bars Westlake Soap 2 Cans Sunbrite Cleanser 1 Quart Purex 1 Can Veal Loaf, 7 oz. _Can Corned Beef, 12 oz. _ Jar Chipped Beef, 31/ oz. Can Deviled Ham, 144 oz. Can Sandwich Spread, 3 oz. Can Lunch Tongue, 6 oz. _ Can Vienna Sausage, 31/5 oz. , ee ee ee $1.00 JADITE MIXING BOWL 4 a a GREEN JADITE s3OWLS IN SET CT AA WATED TIMDIERC ¢ f i BARS Ae Ee"4a z Fumblers, Pink-or Green, Fine Optic Blown Glassware =U L URL AER LRU Le and other infectious discases. Motion—Circulation is necessary to prevent stagnation of hot moist air around the body. Unless cireukeep one or more windows Gpom to rents are sufficient. In his next article Dr. Ireland will tell what children should eat. the average home or . lation is otherwise provided for, . some eytent at all times, but avoid direct drafts. Slow-moving cur: . 'LUMBER TALI is for LUMBER all ready for you is for URBAN, come, sample that tos; is for MOULDING Loth handsome and strong, BEVEL SIDING, that won’t “do you wrong;” _ that’s ENAMEL of which we are vain, _ is for ROOFING to keep out the rain. Phone 29—a most excellent NUMBER, Give us a Ring when your Job calls for LUMBER. A. M. C. Please note listing of the materials we carry at-all times for the convenience of our friends and customers. AMM Zor { j \ . . § Doors—Windows ‘. ’ Lime, Plaster, Cement, “H Veneer—Celetex Lath, Bricks, Paints, . . . Finish Wall Board . Corrugated Iron, Nails, . Lumber—Millwork Enamels, Varnish, Brushes . ‘Complete Line of Roofing Paper ie Bujlder’s Hardware . And Shingles _ ‘ '¢ NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER C0. FRED E. CONNER Mer. Phone 29 Nevada City Here’s Where You Save Fifty Cents Jack A, Rondoni, who was so seri1 saa iy ously injured at the Murchie mine § Cate Ont We wil ‘setve you recently, is making steady improves . ment, and will return to his Nevada ‘# y TAREE Half-Dollar a . f SI City home from the Jones Memorial . . ‘ Ca S or hospital in another week. . voto, Fred L. Dreher, Paul 5. Fay, } W. D. Fennimore, Mark E. Fontana, . Alfred Chiradelli, Dr. A. H. Gian-. want you to know how good our FIFTY: CENT meals are. . Peet a nini, A. P. Ginnini,.George J. Gian. : ‘nini, L. M. Giannini, John A. Gren. America! nan, Marshal Hale, C. N. Hawkins, . i Mousy S. McKee, B. B. Meek, Clay . rel er S 3 a e Dr. D. E. Bacigalupi, W. E. Blauer, . Miller, J; Paul Miller, A. F. Morlan, . Will F. Morrish, George E. Platt, A Reynods, Myer Siegel, E. R. Thurber, ; & : e-O. A. Vickrey and Edward H. White. . Next Sunday, bring your Wife and a Friend to Schreiber’s \ Ij . ONLY GOOD NEXT SUNDAY FROM -12 TO 2 P.M.There is no Profit in our kind of meals at that price, but we : & MR, AND MRS. CHARLES WYANT, Props: ei i Gi rf i Hil ip rf Sil Fi : ei Lh ay ie : : if ee if if 4 : . { = 8, Auf fi i a Fi LRLRLRLRLRER URLS: gas 3 them. . as silk dresses. SPECIALS FC R DAY Women’s and Children’s Wash Dresses! _ Washable Cotton Dresses in Smart, Practical Styles. Wear them when doing your housework, { 4 or shopping. . . You'll be well dressed because. ; these cotton frocks are designed just as carefully { You'll want several of these the minute you see . + .Friday’s Price = cal ONLY! reg Ln LEAL. 1.00 Towels househeld' necessities as ced ~ ‘Bath .Towls—the great big kind that have been . In this FRIDAY EVENT are priced ai Bris AERORERARARLA LRAT LARA long as they have existed. lek . Cretonnes — New Spring Cretonnes in gay bright colors $4.00 ; 6. Yards For . I Pa . * . TS * Flannelettes Planmelctes in stripe & jlaid designs. Heavy Quality 6 Yards'For < . 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The following resolution was passed by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce at its Monday night meeting in support of the Yuba Narrows : ( Dam project: ‘ WHEREAS, the Federal Government is considering the a Proposal that a dam be constructed at the Narrows of Yuba \ 4 River, California; and WHEREAS, recent. investigations ‘by the Army. Engi. __ neers Corps of the U. S. War Department have shown that the ; lac project will be economically sound and in the general public li interest; and 3 i WHEREAS, the dam would be highly beneficial to navi' gation through its capability for storing large amounts of old} mining debris, which otherwise would pass downstream and . be deposited in the navigable waterways between Sacramento . and San\Francisco Bay; and WHEREAS, the storage of such river debris at the dam will save the Federal Government large expenditures which ‘ otherwise would have to be made for dredging work in order to maintain navigable depths in the lower channels and bays; and WHEREAS, the project will provide space for the detention of tailings from hydraulic mining and thus permit revival. of this long prostrate industry; and WHEREAS, the dam will be of incidental service in the production of hydro-electric power and improving the water * supply of irrigation developments in Yuba County; and 3 WHEREAS, the investigations by the War Department show the navigation values, storage fees from hydraulic min1 ing and revenue from the sale of power, will be more than adequate to maintain the dam.and repay the construction cost; : NOW, Therefore, Be it Resolved, that the Chamber of ® . J Commerce of Nevada City urges that immediate appropriation Tv 1 £ be made by the Public Werks Administration for the construc\.J tion of the project as a unit in the Federal Public Works program; and lution be transmitted to Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt, President! of the United States, to Hon. Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the! Interior, and to the Senators and Representatives of California in Congress. ~ ,. Adopted by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce February 13, 1934, at its regular monthly meeting. : W. H. Griffith, F. F. Cassidy, , —, 2 i Secretary. President . ; Otto EF. Schiffner and Fred Moses . Mrs. J. J.’ Staples and son-of. made a business trip to Piavervitia . Spencovilie were Nevada City visitors is Wednesday. Wednesday. laza Grocery Ja. de Bretteville, D. M. Dorman, 8. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this resoruse ye” Charles, W. Fay, F. W. ‘Mint, dy. Dro AH, Giannini, A. P. Tey _ SAN FRANCISCO, ‘Feb. 15.— ‘Twenty-five directors of Bank of Am. . erica N. T. & S. A., and 34 directors of its affiliated state institutions,: Bank of America (California), were elected at the annual meetings of. the two Giannini banks in San Francisco. All officers.of both banks were reelected by the directors. The executive officers include: A. P. Giannini, Chairman of the Board; Leon Bocqueraz and Arthur Reynolds, Vice Chairman of the Board; Dr. A. H. Giannini, Chairman of the General Executive Committee; Will F. Morrish, President;. L. M. Giannini, SenBlauer, Chairman of the General Finance Committee, Menbership of the board of Bank of America N, T. & S. A., was reduced to 25 from 50, in conformity with the provisions of the National Banking. Act of 1933.The twenty-five directors who retired from the board of the national bank. remained -directors of the state bank; seven direetors elected to serve on the board of the national bank were also elected directors of the state bank, and! two new directors were added to the board of Bank of America: (California). for Vice President; and =W. ©: ary . 6 , _FRIDAY, FEB. 16, i934 THE NEVADA, CITY NUGGET PAGE FIVE. , \ = 4 ‘BANK OF AMER { vm . Yuba City were Nevada City visitors resident of Downieville, arrived in: alm er i} or ji ind FAL) : __ J ¥.F9.F FU i Monday and were looking for_abusi-—idiie-eity yostert tay ftr6m Loomis, enZAND THE SCHOOL Bv Dr ALLEN G. IRFLAND Derr Mhyna and Werlite Bddeccras Mary S. onu Sis Deparieatnt ob. Pobin tet Ventilation end Ileaith Resistance to iliness, particularly the diseaczs that affect thé nose, throat and lungs, depend to a surprising degree upon_pruper heating and ventilation. Scientific ~“investigation shows that three factors must be attended to make ) schooll.uuse a health‘ful place. These are temperature, mois. ture and the motion of the air. Temperature—The good health standard is 65 to 68 degrees Fahsl os ER i abate ieouating. § CO. ation at aly iwwaland mental dente: Moistiuve—-SuMcient moisture is oresent when fresh outdoor air ts udmitted to the room. Insufficient moisture, in the air «causes excessive drying of the mucous men brane of the nose and throat, especially if the air is overheated, This frequently. renders the individual more susceptible to colds The new. directors’ of the state bank are Sylvester Andriano, former j San Francisco Supervisor. and at present, attorney for the Italian Con-, sul in this city; and Thomas Crow. ley, head of the Crowley Launch. and Tugboat Company of San Francisco. Directors elected to serve onthe . board of Bank of America’ N. T. & S. A. for the ensuing year are: C. H. Baker, W. BE. Blauer, Leon Bocqueraz, Dr. G.E. Caglieri, J. Cereghino, Giannini, L. M. Giannini, P. C. Hale, James F, Leahy, John E. Marble, L. B. Mayer, H. A. Mazzera, Will F. Morrish, G. L. Payne,. Angelo Petri, Arthur Reynolds, Joseph M. Schenek, Dr. Celestine J. Sullivan, and: Directors of Bank of (California) are: Sylvester Andriano Leon Bocqueraz, B. C. Brown, C. -C.: Chapman, John A, Corotto, H. H. Cotton, Thomas Crowley, A. A. D Shi —_. DOLLAR DAY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH . $1.00 SPERRY SPECIAL Ib, sack Drifted Snow Flour 14 oz. Pkg. Sperry Wheat Hearts 14 oz. Pkg. Sperry Pancake Flour 20 oz. Pkg. Sperry Oats, Quick 20 oz. Pkg. Sperry Graham Flour ' 20 oz. Pkg. Yellow Corn Mean. $1.00 LENTEN SPECIAL 1 Can Briardale Red Salmon, 1s tall 1 Can B & M Fish Flakes, 71 oz. 2 Cans Kippered Snacks, 31/4 oz. 2 Cans. Westlake Oysters, 5 oz. 2 Cans Westlake Tuna, 145 2 Cans Westlake Shrimps, 5 oz. $1.00 BUCKET SPECIAL 1 12 quart Water Bucket 1 Broom 5 Bars Westlake Soap 2 Cans Sunbrite Cleanser 1 Quart Purex 1 Can Veal Loaf, 7 oz. _Can Corned Beef, 12 oz. _ Jar Chipped Beef, 31/ oz. Can Deviled Ham, 144 oz. Can Sandwich Spread, 3 oz. Can Lunch Tongue, 6 oz. _ Can Vienna Sausage, 31/5 oz. , ee ee ee $1.00 JADITE MIXING BOWL

4 a a GREEN JADITE s3OWLS IN SET CT AA WATED TIMDIERC ¢ f i BARS Ae Ee"4a z Fumblers, Pink-or Green, Fine Optic Blown Glassware =U L URL AER LRU Le and other infectious discases. Motion—Circulation is necessary to prevent stagnation of hot moist air around the body. Unless cireukeep one or more windows Gpom to rents are sufficient. In his next article Dr. Ireland will tell what children should eat. the average home or . lation is otherwise provided for, . some eytent at all times, but avoid direct drafts. Slow-moving cur: . 'LUMBER TALI is for LUMBER all ready for you is for URBAN, come, sample that tos; is for MOULDING Loth handsome and strong, BEVEL SIDING, that won’t “do you wrong;” _ that’s ENAMEL of which we are vain, _ is for ROOFING to keep out the rain. Phone 29—a most excellent NUMBER, Give us a Ring when your Job calls for LUMBER. A. M. C. Please note listing of the materials we carry at-all times for the convenience of our friends and customers. AMM Zor { j \ . . § Doors—Windows ‘. ’ Lime, Plaster, Cement, “H Veneer—Celetex Lath, Bricks, Paints, . . . Finish Wall Board . Corrugated Iron, Nails, . Lumber—Millwork Enamels, Varnish, Brushes . ‘Complete Line of Roofing Paper ie Bujlder’s Hardware . And Shingles _ ‘ '¢ NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER C0. FRED E. CONNER Mer. Phone 29 Nevada City Here’s Where You Save Fifty Cents Jack A, Rondoni, who was so seri1 saa iy ously injured at the Murchie mine § Cate Ont We wil ‘setve you recently, is making steady improves . ment, and will return to his Nevada ‘# y TAREE Half-Dollar a . f SI City home from the Jones Memorial . . ‘ Ca S or hospital in another week. . voto, Fred L. Dreher, Paul 5. Fay, } W. D. Fennimore, Mark E. Fontana, . Alfred Chiradelli, Dr. A. H. Gian-. want you to know how good our FIFTY: CENT meals are. . Peet a nini, A. P. Ginnini,.George J. Gian. : ‘nini, L. M. Giannini, John A. Gren. America! nan, Marshal Hale, C. N. Hawkins, . i Mousy S. McKee, B. B. Meek, Clay . rel er S 3 a e Dr. D. E. Bacigalupi, W. E. Blauer, . Miller, J; Paul Miller, A. F. Morlan, . Will F. Morrish, George E. Platt, A Reynods, Myer Siegel, E. R. Thurber, ; & : e-O. A. Vickrey and Edward H. White. . Next Sunday, bring your Wife and a Friend to Schreiber’s \ Ij . ONLY GOOD NEXT SUNDAY FROM -12 TO 2 P.M.There is no Profit in our kind of meals at that price, but we : & MR, AND MRS. CHARLES WYANT, Props: ei i Gi rf i Hil ip rf Sil Fi : ei Lh ay ie : : if ee if if 4 : . { = 8, Auf fi i a Fi LRLRLRLRLRER URLS: gas 3 them. . as silk dresses. SPECIALS FC R DAY Women’s and Children’s Wash Dresses! _ Washable Cotton Dresses in Smart, Practical Styles. Wear them when doing your housework, { 4 or shopping. . . You'll be well dressed because. ; these cotton frocks are designed just as carefully { You'll want several of these the minute you see . + .Friday’s Price = cal ONLY! reg Ln LEAL. 1.00 Towels househeld' necessities as ced ~ ‘Bath .Towls—the great big kind that have been . In this FRIDAY EVENT are priced ai Bris AERORERARARLA LRAT LARA long as they have existed. lek . Cretonnes — New Spring Cretonnes in gay bright colors $4.00 ; 6. Yards For . I Pa . * . TS * Flannelettes Planmelctes in stripe & jlaid designs. Heavy Quality 6 Yards'For < . Oa tak oe eae 6 Maat