February 23, 1934 (6 pages)

~ rs ~ < LJ , { Li a » Bo > “a ‘ y ‘, 4 ‘% oe a i oe ~ FRIDAY, FEB. 23, 1934 THE NE VADA Cite. NUGGET . PAGE THREE SIGHT METER TO MEASURE LIGHT A deviee of recent invention that promisés to become an almost indispensable feature of modern household equipment is the sight meter. This is designed, primarily, as a gauge of light in a room, just as the thermometer is a gauge of heat. It goes farther, however. It not only measures the intensity of light given ‘out by, lamp or bracket, but records it in such terms as to enable the housewife to use the lighfing service at her disposal to the best advantage when engaged upon some task which, if performed under an_ inadequate light, might pees injurious to her eyes. The’ sight meter is a portable instrument and, apparently, simple of construction. It consists of a disc and a meter placed side by side in a bakelite case about four inches long by two and one half inches wide. The dise is a sensitive plate, and light falling upon it generates electricity lof the You Bet section. small in amount but proportionate . _to the intensity of the light received. i This electric current is transmitted along wires to the adjacent meter upon whose dial is a graduated scale marking the light units suitable for '! S Expertly _ Handled Service Day or Night “ANYWHERE: ANYTIME” GREASING GAS AND OIL TIRE REPAIRS —TIRE AGENCY CHRYSLER CARS —DISTRIBUTOR . ENGINE OVERHAULING REPARIS OF ALL KINDS & EAL BATTERY SERVICIE And OFFICIAL LIGHT ADJUSTING STATION — VALVE GRIINDING NEVADA CITY GARAGE PHONE. 133 CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY SUITS . DRESSES LADIES’ ANB MEN'S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes PHONE 217-W HOURS: 7:30 A. M. to 6:30 P.M. $1.10 Pk $1.00 and up . various visual tasks, such as, for instance, reading (both normal and fine -~print), sewing, ‘close scrutinizing and what is called critical seeing. A needle indicates upon the scale the quantity of light shed upon the dist and from this the person, engaged in any visual tasks mentioned can determine whether he or she is receiving sufficient light for that particular task. Not only, then, does this remarkable device measure light but it indicates the minimum amount of light one needs for every purpose, just as the ordinary household thermometer indicates healthful temperatures. NEVADA COUNTY NATIVE 1S CALLED BY DEATH James L. Cahill, a native of You Bet, Nevada county, aged 62, passed away in Sacramento Sunday from an illness of several months, and was buried Tuesday from the Immaculate Conception church in Oak Park. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cahill, in Sacramento about 25 years, a time Mr. Cahill was employed by the Natomas company near Sacramento as a machinist. Surviving him are four pioneer-settlers ; He has lived . For . ; sisters: . t {Mrs. Jack Conway, and Miss Mayme ' E. Cahill of Sacramento;. Mrs. J. F. ‘McCarthy of San Francisco and Mrs. Therese A. Davis of: Hollywood; brother, Charles Cahill of Marysville; two nephews, Ray Divis of Nevada City and Dewey Davis of Hollywood and a niece, Mrs. Ruth Pollard of Hollywood. Many ly and congenial ways and will sorry to learn of his passing. al residents of Nevada county . remember James Cahill for his kind' be ; 1S: Reunites (rl Father 4 ie a ee nctmmeeeonctae of Dr. nia in ten STER of the i j t alone. Shy little Irma Frances Welch, ant Secretary of State Harry F. with her father, James E. Welch, fomatic was “prevented by matic neyottations, the : h il he fatl ~— POLO TT: OF (he CW 19 She LEENer. Citing a number of students of this i problem, Carr-Saunders, E. Rathnegotiations between the When his wife deserted him four years ago, Welch, the Venezuelan government from bringing his Aanghter back to the United States. Welch for trying to regain custody of the child. U.S. State five, is shown above with Payer, right,.following her reunion Assiststupid center, after three years of dipUnited States and Venezuela. put ap oil drilier, ‘Later, the governmenat jailed Through diploabou! Department brought mevican Heroines ‘BY Louise M. COMSTOCK . . . . Bret Harte DAIRY Produces the Best Milk it is ; Possible to Produce } Golden Guernsey Milk that won the State Gold Medal 1931-1932-1933 . U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Nevada City Phone 77 . Mrs. Preston’s NEWS STAND Stationary, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City Snapshots At Night. Indoors —~Easy now with Eastman Remarkable New Film & Lamps Supersensitive Film 120-40c 116-45c Photoflash Globe 25c Photoflood globe lasts for 2 hours 35c DICKERMAN 4 Drug Store = FORREST B. , Prop . . . NEVADA bale CALIFORNAA Bost Building Broad 4 Nevada City, California sree ea . . _ BEELBSBEAUTY SHOP. __ PERMANENT WAVES PHONE 740 give you a softer and more beauti. ful wave. All are guaranteed to last . : longer iI Each WAVE includes Shampoo, Finger Wave, and Hair Cut GRASS VALLEY PRICES ARE 147 MILL STREET ; Award of Calif. State Fair . i}; Rebecca. ase Rebecca and Abigail Bates N AFTER. years, when admiring tourists and school children. asked the Misses Rebecca and Abigail Bates to write in their albums, they always signed themselves, with due “pride, “The American army of two, in the War of 1812.” One bright August morning, only two months after the formal declaration of war, a British battleship appeared off the coast of Massachusetts, making straight for the little village of Scituate, whose harbor was _ filled with small, defenseless fishing craft. The only ones to, see the ship were and Abigail, girls in~ their— teens, who. happened to be up in the lighthouse of which their father was keeper, trimming and polishing the big lanterns. Their father was away, bartering for meal in a neighboring village. So. the two girls ran out “and gave the warning. Back at the lighthouse Rebecca and Abigail again looked out over the sea, and saw that five small boats, bristling with armed soldiers, had left the ship and ‘were bound for the harbor. Now Rebecca had beguiled many a long hour in their lonesome home learning to beat out a rhythm on an old drum, of producing a squeaky but quite distinguishable tune on her father’s fife. Armed with drum and fife the two sisters again ran out of the lighthouse, took their stand behind a* low dune near the shore, and set ‘up a dismal little tune. At first their music seemed rather a joke. Rebecca and Abigail sat down on the sand, breathless, and giggled at each other, rather frightened at what they were doing. But the British boats steadily approached nearer and nearer the shore. The girls jumped to their feet again. After all, the idea was a good one. they started in. Louder and shriller squeaked the fife. deeper and. faster rolled the drum. Back and forth they marched, behind the protecting dune, accompanied by a very torrent of martial music. oO. SUBOCFIBE. FOR THE Sad . BE COMFORTABLE Get Your MATRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by JOHN W. DARKE Nevada City 109 M Commercial St. 109 J. Phones peta % NEVADA COUNTY HOME LAUNDAY i * * Family Trade Solicited Mrs. O. MULLIS, Prop. Boulder St. Nevada. City F stotetetebtotoletotototetetaatt totestestestenteteates yeene renal’ Suter shots Tooke se ngedfenterse tee “e , THE NEW DEAL There was a young man wented Beer. He wanted it sparkling and sind, When he’ found the New Deals, he ‘ let out a squeal,: pit. was here that he found it w t * DEAR OLD SCHLITZ. % MAIN. ST. GRASS VALLEY f E etesteate testerteatetenteettecteatedteofenteetetetdeteter while Abigail was capable ; Again ! el NEW GOLD ON CAPITOL DOME les to under a new coat of gold paint toADVOCATES FUND FOR ENDOWING BERKELEY, something higher gZent portions of society, must look forward ‘to a gradual decline in mental ability. most practical methods of encouragthe society to bring more children into the world is to increase the income the family wage-earner birth of each child. These conclusions are reached by Samuel J. Holmes, zoology at the University of Califorunder the title of “The Eugenic Predicament.”’ Professor Holmes believes.that the problem of maintaining the quality by a system threatened most, host of individuals who are not quite minded homes, or crazy enough to be in enough to die naturally. a program of sterilizing the unfit to be adopted, bone, and Professor Pigou, Professor Holmes says that the most feasible . eugenic plan appears to be the encouragement of young married coupARGE FAMILIES Feb. 22.——Unless is done to counteract the ibirthrate of the less intellithe world One of the more desirable elements in at the professor of a new book which he has writILIZATION, NOT ADEQUATE human race cannot be solved of sterilizing the unfit. intelligence of man is he believes, by the The enough to be put into feeble; adds, is not new. ‘living, inereased education, iit other ie environmental: factors. MANY NATIONS TRYING PLAN, The plan of providing additional money for families with children, he _ It is being tried on a large scale in France, and to’a — lesser extent in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Norway, © Sweden, “Finland, Italy, Poland Czechoslovakia, Jugosalvia, Australia, and New Zealand, The difficulty is that in none of the countries does the stipend allowed for’ children meet the added cost of bearing and rearing them. Professor Holmes admits that the possibility of the American people seeing the “handwriting on the wall’”’ is almost nil. He adds that they will never see it unless an in~ tensive educational campaign is carried out. He says: ‘‘The vital problem of eugenics may prove too much for us to cope with beeause we lack the enlightenment. and real patrio-— tism needful to plan and carry out any éffective measures for racial improvements. SSNs aren, ee Gran se SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADACITY NUGGET NOW. Ore and Bullion’ Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 hospital, or weak Even were a mental such people would eshave more children by increas. ing their incomes in accordance with : SACRAMENTO, Feb. 22. Calithe size of the family which He? fornia’s State Capitol dome glistened Dr pease, th BREW er tO Ne ateenen pos eae : piasigs that undesirable families would ne day as CWA renovation of the strucae sor ture neared completion. } status ") ‘ -, $ y eee Funds for the renovation were pro{ fixing vided jointly by the Federal Civil Works Administration for .California: Pyoey and the state. ‘ increase under this stimulus, ProfesHolmes points out that financial , moron-type, has never been a factor in the size of families amon, . or borderline people.produce to their full capacity regardless of income and let charity ! New paint is being applied\ take care of the result. threughout, plumbing repairs are beBIRTH CONTROL .IMPLICATED ing made and complete renovation of To some extent the present situaithe building is going forward. tion The work should be . completed ; cause within the next two or three weeks, . contro NEVADA . CITY NUGGET NOW $2.50 A YEAR. it was announced here: : *) cause has come about, he adds, be-: of the development of birth , 1 methods, not because birth . control is essentially wrong, but be-{ it seems to be practiced ve Mrs. Arno Browning and Miss Mil{ assidously and conscientiously_by the . lie Clerkin of French Corral were) more intelligent people wat should] Nevada City visitors Tuesday. produce children. ¢ . : As a background for these conclu. LEGAL NOTICE sions, Professor Holmes devotes half NOTICE __ of his book to a discussion of the , After ‘February 15; 1934, I shall] proofs that heredity is the essential ; not be responsible for debts contraec.-!factr in determining the nature of a ed by anyone but myself. population, and that only limited EVET SMITH, changes can be wrought on a people F: 16-23 Washington, Calif. in general, by. better standards of NOTICE & The California Debris Commission will hold a public hearing at 11 A. M. February 13, 1934, at the California Debris Commission Office, Room 208 Post Office Bldg., Ninth and tu Sts., Sacramento, California, to receive protests against granting the. application of Remington Hill Plac— ers, Inc., to mine by the hydraulic j}} process the Remington Hill Placer Mine, located near Remington Hill, Nevada County, California, draining . into Steep Hollow Creek; thence in-} to the Bear River and to store tailings in Combie Dam Reservoir below the mine.—Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23. i I NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County ol Annual production ove For Information Address Chamber of Commerce . California $3,000,000 Hl Nevada City, Calif. span appearance, the faculty of often. the vehicle WE CREDIT YOUR Phone 375 GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS x Ed. Burtner, Prop. Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-andPROSPERITY : Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention looking prosperous is to real PHONE Grass Valley G. O'R PHONE 22 BROAD STREET Agents for Montag Furmace Ce i . iH Bs PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL SHOP American and Sparks Circulating Heaters Agents for the Rotary Oil Burner.Company .ALL WORK ON A GUARANTEED BASIS NEVADA CITY . EDDIE LEONG WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & Se Offices: 742 St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco. ACTON M. €LEVELAND. Camptonville Notary Public Legal Papers Automobile Insurance Bonds Life Insurance NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. u& NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. Open to ail reputable ; physicians and surgeons . a = ° se We are 100 per cent backers of N. R. A. Cleans Pees Decade. Repairing.Made: to’ measure clothes NEVADA CITY CLEANERS TO THE BEST. HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 106 Pine St. Nevada City TREAT YOURSELF . . N. R. A. Fresh Fruit Vegetables — Fresh F: ‘ah THURSDAY & FRIDAY . Groceries and Oil Burners, =. “— Assays made for gold, _ and Capital. of: California ‘I-irs AUTOMOBILE UR saene= NEVADA CIFY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical, mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the, free. gold percentage af, sulphurets, votue of sulphurets and tailings. . < ny e . 1 : . [ [Revane cry assay a memne ormce 1 silver, lead and copper. * Mail érder check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California. Se apeabareng Westchester. urance Com eset ANCE ” Phone 74 814 Broad St. e Nevada

~ rs ~ < LJ , { Li a » Bo > “a ‘ y ‘, 4 ‘% oe a i oe ~ FRIDAY, FEB. 23, 1934 THE NE VADA Cite. NUGGET . PAGE THREE SIGHT METER TO MEASURE LIGHT A deviee of recent invention that promisés to become an almost indispensable feature of modern household equipment is the sight meter. This is designed, primarily, as a gauge of light in a room, just as the thermometer is a gauge of heat. It goes farther, however. It not only measures the intensity of light given ‘out by, lamp or bracket, but records it in such terms as to enable the housewife to use the lighfing service at her disposal to the best advantage when engaged upon some task which, if performed under an_ inadequate light, might pees injurious to her eyes. The’ sight meter is a portable instrument and, apparently, simple of construction. It consists of a disc and a meter placed side by side in a bakelite case about four inches long by two and one half inches wide. The dise is a sensitive plate, and light falling upon it generates electricity lof the You Bet section. small in amount but proportionate . _to the intensity of the light received. i This electric current is transmitted along wires to the adjacent meter upon whose dial is a graduated scale marking the light units suitable for '! S Expertly _ Handled Service Day or Night “ANYWHERE: ANYTIME” GREASING GAS AND OIL TIRE REPAIRS —TIRE AGENCY CHRYSLER CARS —DISTRIBUTOR . ENGINE OVERHAULING REPARIS OF ALL KINDS & EAL BATTERY SERVICIE And OFFICIAL LIGHT ADJUSTING STATION — VALVE GRIINDING NEVADA CITY GARAGE PHONE. 133 CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY SUITS . DRESSES LADIES’ ANB MEN'S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes PHONE 217-W HOURS: 7:30 A. M. to 6:30 P.M. $1.10 Pk $1.00 and up . various visual tasks, such as, for instance, reading (both normal and fine -~print), sewing, ‘close scrutinizing and what is called critical seeing. A needle indicates upon the scale the quantity of light shed upon the dist and from this the person, engaged in any visual tasks mentioned can determine whether he or she is receiving sufficient light for that particular task. Not only, then, does this remarkable device measure light but it indicates the minimum amount of light one needs for every purpose, just as the ordinary household thermometer indicates healthful temperatures. NEVADA COUNTY NATIVE 1S CALLED BY DEATH James L. Cahill, a native of You Bet, Nevada county, aged 62, passed away in Sacramento Sunday from an illness of several months, and was buried Tuesday from the Immaculate Conception church in Oak Park. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cahill, in Sacramento about 25 years, a time Mr. Cahill was employed by the Natomas company near Sacramento as a machinist. Surviving him are four pioneer-settlers ; He has lived . For . ; sisters: . t {Mrs. Jack Conway, and Miss Mayme ' E. Cahill of Sacramento;. Mrs. J. F. ‘McCarthy of San Francisco and Mrs. Therese A. Davis of: Hollywood; brother, Charles Cahill of Marysville; two nephews, Ray Divis of Nevada City and Dewey Davis of Hollywood and a niece, Mrs. Ruth Pollard of Hollywood. Many ly and congenial ways and will sorry to learn of his passing. al residents of Nevada county . remember James Cahill for his kind' be ; 1S: Reunites (rl Father 4 ie a ee nctmmeeeonctae of Dr. nia in ten STER of the i j t alone. Shy little Irma Frances Welch, ant Secretary of State Harry F. with her father, James E. Welch, fomatic was “prevented by matic neyottations, the : h il he fatl ~— POLO TT: OF (he CW 19 She LEENer. Citing a number of students of this i problem, Carr-Saunders, E. Rathnegotiations between the When his wife deserted him four years ago, Welch, the Venezuelan government from bringing his Aanghter back to the United States. Welch for trying to regain custody of the child. U.S. State five, is shown above with Payer, right,.following her reunion Assiststupid center, after three years of dipUnited States and Venezuela. put ap oil drilier, ‘Later, the governmenat jailed Through diploabou! Department brought mevican Heroines ‘BY Louise M. COMSTOCK . . . . Bret Harte DAIRY Produces the Best Milk it is ; Possible to Produce } Golden Guernsey Milk that won the State Gold Medal 1931-1932-1933 . U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Nevada City Phone 77 . Mrs. Preston’s NEWS STAND Stationary, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City Snapshots At Night.. Indoors —~Easy now with Eastman Remarkable New Film & Lamps Supersensitive Film 120-40c 116-45c Photoflash Globe 25c Photoflood globe lasts for 2 hours 35c DICKERMAN 4 Drug Store = FORREST B. , Prop . . . NEVADA bale CALIFORNAA Bost Building Broad 4 Nevada City, California sree ea . . _ BEELBSBEAUTY SHOP. __ PERMANENT WAVES PHONE 740 give you a softer and more beauti. ful wave. All are guaranteed to last . : longer iI Each WAVE includes Shampoo, Finger Wave, and Hair Cut GRASS VALLEY PRICES ARE 147 MILL STREET ; Award of Calif. State Fair . i}; Rebecca. ase Rebecca and Abigail Bates N AFTER. years, when admiring tourists and school children. asked the Misses Rebecca and Abigail Bates to write in their albums, they always signed themselves, with due “pride, “The American army of two, in the War of 1812.” One bright August morning, only two months after the formal declaration of war, a British battleship appeared off the coast of Massachusetts, making straight for the little village of Scituate, whose harbor was _ filled with small, defenseless fishing craft. The only ones to, see the ship were and Abigail, girls in~ their— teens, who. happened to be up in the lighthouse of which their father was keeper, trimming and polishing the big lanterns. Their father was away, bartering for meal in a neighboring village. So. the two girls ran out “and gave the warning. Back at the lighthouse Rebecca and Abigail again looked out over the sea, and saw that five small boats, bristling with armed soldiers, had left the ship and ‘were bound for the harbor. Now Rebecca had beguiled many a long hour in their lonesome home learning to beat out a rhythm on an old drum, of producing a squeaky but quite distinguishable tune on her father’s fife. Armed with drum and fife the two sisters again ran out of the lighthouse, took their stand behind a* low dune near the shore, and set ‘up a dismal little tune. At first their music seemed rather a joke. Rebecca and Abigail sat down on the sand, breathless, and giggled at each other, rather frightened at what they were doing. But the British boats steadily approached nearer and nearer the shore.. The girls jumped to their feet again. After all, the idea was a good one. they started in. Louder and shriller squeaked the fife. deeper and. faster rolled the drum. Back and forth they marched, behind the protecting dune, accompanied by a very torrent of martial music. oO. SUBOCFIBE. FOR THE Sad . BE COMFORTABLE Get Your MATRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by

JOHN W. DARKE Nevada City 109 M Commercial St. 109 J. Phones peta % NEVADA COUNTY HOME LAUNDAY i * * Family Trade Solicited Mrs. O. MULLIS, Prop. Boulder St. Nevada. City F stotetetebtotoletotototetetaatt totestestestenteteates yeene renal’ Suter shots Tooke se ngedfenterse tee “e , THE NEW DEAL There was a young man wented Beer. He wanted it sparkling and sind, When he’ found the New Deals, he ‘ let out a squeal,: pit. was here that he found it w t * DEAR OLD SCHLITZ. % MAIN. ST. GRASS VALLEY f E etesteate testerteatetenteettecteatedteofenteetetetdeteter while Abigail was capable ; Again ! el NEW GOLD ON CAPITOL DOME les to under a new coat of gold paint toADVOCATES FUND FOR ENDOWING BERKELEY, something higher gZent portions of society, must look forward ‘to a gradual decline in mental ability. most practical methods of encouragthe society to bring more children into the world is to increase the income the family wage-earner birth of each child. These conclusions are reached by Samuel J. Holmes, zoology at the University of Califorunder the title of “The Eugenic Predicament.”’ Professor Holmes believes.that the problem of maintaining the quality by a system threatened most, host of individuals who are not quite minded homes, or crazy enough to be in enough to die naturally. a program of sterilizing the unfit to be adopted, bone, and Professor Pigou, Professor Holmes says that the most feasible . eugenic plan appears to be the encouragement of young married coupARGE FAMILIES Feb. 22.——Unless is done to counteract the ibirthrate of the less intellithe world One of the more desirable elements in at the professor of a new book which he has writILIZATION, NOT ADEQUATE human race cannot be solved of sterilizing the unfit. intelligence of man is he believes, by the The enough to be put into feeble; adds, is not new. ‘living, inereased education, iit other ie environmental: factors. MANY NATIONS TRYING PLAN, The plan of providing additional money for families with children, he _ It is being tried on a large scale in France, and to’a — lesser extent in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Norway, © Sweden, “Finland, Italy, Poland Czechoslovakia, Jugosalvia, Australia, and New Zealand, The difficulty is that in none of the countries does the stipend allowed for’ children meet the added cost of bearing and rearing them. Professor Holmes admits that the possibility of the American people seeing the “handwriting on the wall’”’ is almost nil. He adds that they will never see it unless an in~ tensive educational campaign is carried out. He says: ‘‘The vital problem of eugenics may prove too much for us to cope with beeause we lack the enlightenment. and real patrio-— tism needful to plan and carry out any éffective measures for racial improvements. SSNs aren, ee Gran se SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADACITY NUGGET NOW. Ore and Bullion’ Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 hospital, or weak Even were a mental such people would eshave more children by increas. ing their incomes in accordance with : SACRAMENTO, Feb. 22. Calithe size of the family which He? fornia’s State Capitol dome glistened Dr pease, th BREW er tO Ne ateenen pos eae : piasigs that undesirable families would ne day as CWA renovation of the strucae sor ture neared completion. } status ") ‘ -, $ y eee Funds for the renovation were pro{ fixing vided jointly by the Federal Civil Works Administration for .California: Pyoey and the state. ‘ increase under this stimulus, ProfesHolmes points out that financial , moron-type, has never been a factor in the size of families amon, . or borderline people.produce to their full capacity regardless of income and let charity ! New paint is being applied\ take care of the result. threughout, plumbing repairs are beBIRTH CONTROL .IMPLICATED ing made and complete renovation of To some extent the present situaithe building is going forward. tion The work should be . completed ; cause within the next two or three weeks, . contro NEVADA . CITY NUGGET NOW $2.50 A YEAR. it was announced here: : *) cause has come about, he adds, be-: of the development of birth , 1 methods, not because birth . control is essentially wrong, but be-{ it seems to be practiced ve Mrs. Arno Browning and Miss Mil{ assidously and conscientiously_by the . lie Clerkin of French Corral were) more intelligent people wat should] Nevada City visitors Tuesday. produce children. ¢ . : As a background for these conclu. LEGAL NOTICE sions, Professor Holmes devotes half NOTICE __ of his book to a discussion of the , After ‘February 15; 1934, I shall] proofs that heredity is the essential ; not be responsible for debts contraec.-!factr in determining the nature of a ed by anyone but myself. population, and that only limited EVET SMITH, changes can be wrought on a people F: 16-23 Washington, Calif. in general, by. better standards of NOTICE & The California Debris Commission will hold a public hearing at 11 A. M. February 13, 1934, at the California Debris Commission Office, Room 208 Post Office Bldg., Ninth and tu Sts., Sacramento, California, to receive protests against granting the. application of Remington Hill Plac— ers, Inc., to mine by the hydraulic j}} process the Remington Hill Placer Mine, located near Remington Hill, Nevada County, California, draining . into Steep Hollow Creek; thence in-} to the Bear River and to store tailings in Combie Dam Reservoir below the mine.—Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23. i I NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County ol Annual production ove For Information Address Chamber of Commerce . California $3,000,000 Hl Nevada City, Calif. span appearance, the faculty of often. the vehicle WE CREDIT YOUR Phone 375 GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS x Ed. Burtner, Prop. Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-andPROSPERITY : Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention looking prosperous is to real PHONE Grass Valley G. O'R PHONE 22 BROAD STREET Agents for Montag Furmace Ce i . iH Bs PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL SHOP American and Sparks Circulating Heaters Agents for the Rotary Oil Burner.Company .ALL WORK ON A GUARANTEED BASIS NEVADA CITY . EDDIE LEONG WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & Se Offices: 742 St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco. ACTON M. €LEVELAND. Camptonville Notary Public Legal Papers Automobile Insurance Bonds Life Insurance NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. u& NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. Open to ail reputable ; physicians and surgeons . a = ° se We are 100 per cent backers of N. R. A. Cleans Pees Decade. Repairing.Made: to’ measure clothes NEVADA CITY CLEANERS TO THE BEST. HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 106 Pine St. Nevada City TREAT YOURSELF . . N. R. A. Fresh Fruit Vegetables — Fresh F: ‘ah THURSDAY & FRIDAY . Groceries and Oil Burners, =. “— Assays made for gold, _ and Capital. of: California ‘I-irs AUTOMOBILE UR saene= NEVADA CIFY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical, mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the, free. gold percentage af, sulphurets, votue of sulphurets and tailings. .. < ny e . 1 : . [ [Revane cry assay a memne ormce 1 silver, lead and copper. * Mail érder check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California. Se apeabareng Westchester. urance Com eset ANCE ” Phone 74 814 Broad St. e Nevada