February 25, 1935 (4 pages)

= F \ S 9 Be ry % we , a é a ‘day night when the College of PaThis is Nevada City’s ONLY Hometown News_ paper. it supports things worth while. Do you sub~ stl scribe for it? vada City Nevada City Nugget is a Member of the United Press =i ugge eT California Newspaper Publishers Association Your Hometown Newspaper helps build your community. Readers and advertisers make it a good builder. Vol. Ix, Ne. ee The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center nee MONDAY, FEB. 25, 1935, Flames in High Wind Raze Truscott Home . { . 5 ; he flames with axe and water . ai ; : j ; Be ae ee ee oe (oe tee : ft ae . The trial of “ie B Pacific Gas and! Building aitivity in California The Truscott home on evada along with the regular firemen. ' showed the most spectacular tu: s al t completely demol-! The fire trucks arrived before, oe ee crease of any of the accepted indexie . four o’clock and did not depart un. Properties along the Bear River, op‘ i is oe Me tt ne 3 ‘ es of business durin e month o deed yeuterGay oe five-thirt . ened in Auburn today. It is claim; 5 ' til after y. : ing wind-forced fire which started . k January, according to the Bank of B . a1 Chief BH. J. N. tk wishes to than jed by the P. G. & E. Company that America Business Review. The from a defective chimney ue, an {the Grass Valley Fire DEN arenent Fei the mines in their “operation ‘ate . tate a a Wala clawed a nitiding TT eewey betore: toy ee i polluting the Bear River water for gain of 74.1 per cent over the like anyone noticed it. The fire was dis-' Shirrigation and other purposes. Thea . Month last year. covered at about 3:30 by Francis POLICE CHIEF FINDS GOOD USE FOR WHISKEY It was cold this morning, teeth Hamblyn, a guest at the Legg resi-‘ dence, two'\houses above the Percy Truscott home. A alarm was turn-. ed in, and the fire dapartment arrived shortly afterward. “As the flames . P. G AND E. SUIT TO ENJOIN MINING CONCERNS OPENS P. G. & E. Company is asking for an injunction. Ss me the friend ‘i i illblai itched ‘eight Western states reporting show-. ]. °8% Who has beco : . } . Nevada City’s. historic hostelries. chattered and chillblains itche i ; : F of the large force of miners in whipped by a snappy breeze, crept . . and ached. Garfield Robson, poTAX TAKES pD . ed net gains in building permits. the Nore Wak mich ta Gee” Quartz Parlor, of Grass Valley, igh. . lice chief and staff, was building In, California, favorable weather ; nen : the .Downieville Parlor and the Sace along the ridge of the roof, neigh Valley. While there are two or , iy dado : a fire in the city hall. The blazej]} . conditions have permitted an out; a voja(f;ramento Past Presidents assemblies bors carried out most of the furnr. Y SACRAMENTO, Fe Feb. 25.—Sharp . {jjthree cats in the lowest levels he inviees uk if] was slow to. start. “If I hada Pe 2 . standing record in home modernine ae i , are among the invited guests. : ' decline. in beer and wine gales at that stay there all the time, ERAT eine ‘ ture and valuables out of the house. . . . ,, "the chief zation work throughout the winter ae Those who have signified their inlittle kerosene the chief mus : ; : the close of the holiday season is! : : : Tommy travels, waiting for the ; e li he Golden JubThe house is owned by Lyman B. ed. And then the bright idea . ‘ ; Months, while Eastern states have Ma aie s tention of attending the Golden 2 ; : revealed from the beverage tax asbeen hampered™by climatic difficul truck, jumping on and off as he ilee of Hydraulic Parlor are: Grand Gilmore, of Grass Valley and Ne. . He tramped down gincaiss BRE ROO ent roll for January, complet-. ee eal likes whether there are men on PreaCiunk Charles A. Kocniz, Grau vada City. leased the usual overnight Suned here today by the State Board of . ies: it or not, For the moat patt he side C 8 A. ; g ‘ day drunk who had been the 5 lizati Major percentage increases in the liv th 4.00 1 é Wik ote . Secretary John T. Regan. Among For a time it looked as if the es ara peas ote ‘ted ch el ltl ek . Value of building permits issued in aes a oe wee those invited and who are expected city’s guest, and as he departe oe i : ; Dela Last month’s tax on beer and . goes to the 6300 level. Once in! Beak cu aa a blaz€ would engulf all buildings on the chief frisked him. There was . California cities during January. as : are Hartley Russel, secon ran i i i : wine was based upon a total gallon5 a while he: goes to the 5200 Vies President. er Veal: sheriff that side of Nevada street down to a half pint of unconsumed’ whis-/. }) y ate ,compared with a year ago, are ag ae Re oot ice residen : i iate’e fi 28°. Of 4:190,298.5,, a8--contrdsted. i follows: where there is another Thomas of Contra Costa county for 44 years High street. key concealed on the reatesnntonnectidl i with 5,322,930 gallons taxed in De. . os : a ea se cat and has a fierce fight and is Past ‘Presitiént Ga: Dedee aa The flames, in spite of the efforts person. “You won’t need this ae ; $i see a te Spec f. Alameda, 668.3; Alhambra, 509.g : aah sate He one as reside a 3, , F ‘ 5 fe 50 cember. .This marked a decrease o 6; Bakersfield, 423.0: Berkele glad to get back again. He often Trustee Charles H. Spenge~ann of the volunteer firemen, utterly now,” advised the chief. ‘“You’re i : Bae : . akersfield, 3.0; erkeley, Se : Pia ae stee Charles Fans . : ; 1,132,631.5 gallons, or -21 per cent. (327.9: Beverly Hilis 105.4: I Q goes to the number two shaft on i The “sommities fn charge of ar= destroyed the upper story of the going. straight for a while.’ TRA Sa Seige DANE _. 24.9; Beverly Hills, 0.4; Los An> 8200 level ; aes javelt . Y » : y ss Beverage taxes for January, com eles, 123.1: Modest 292.4: Oak the 82 evel and stays two days . rangemente eOTAICLS of Chester i of the house and burned the lower Then back to the backward fire 9 conte per wall cia . Beles, 123.1; Modesto, 292.4; Oakxploring a 4000 caer ements cadets cc 2 puted at 2 cents per gallon, are an. Jana Wg 6 San’ Branciaes a6 3 exploring a 40 foot tunnel, la . Scheemer, chairman. Miles Cough4 floor almost. to the ground. Ths in the BIGVe: ine whisky flask nounced by the Board as $83,805.97, . Ben ule (Oblon tesda a eunae ter appearing at station 40. Win Gary Tobiassen, Joe O'Neil, B. , home of Vincent Foley, just below was dumped into it. There was a . ee against .$106,458.60 levied last . oy orbar 810.6 ER Mie 227 a Rats are plentiful in the mine! 7, Bake Roo Bigelow, and Dr i : ash : aroar “a > : 1 Parbdara,,210.9; Santa } sa, 287.i J. aker, Ba WR) Sa } ; IF. the Truscott home was endangered, flash and a roar. “Some of these, ; month. Although this marks a de5: Sdnta tosa, 414.5 Stockton, {{/@72¢ he can kill them whenever . . C. W. Chapman as the roof began smoking. The Fodays you'll blow all of us up, . . ) es of $22,652.63 in the state rev208.6 " hungry. He is fussy over what is . . eh : ley holise was ‘éaved from destruc. declared pane Wright. . lenue from this source, it is $7.8830~-. Back Of Aveta inde os Bar’ fed him by the miners, not caring . HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS von by the timely arrival of the secne 20 aorethat the amount of the hev-. 0 : ra : : for salaini, but when called he . ! f : } Western Business in January stood: y i ; . ond fire engine. FOURTH ELKS BOWLING jerage tax for January, 1934 63:7 on tHarenes Be 18 er a: neu comes pell mell and is delighted jf! IN ENJOYABLE CONCERT > : ‘ ra oe il eae 2 Wa srease «2 PEF’ ce Credit for their energetic service ' California beer and wine account : : }Hi with milk. 4 j above January 1934, and 18.4 per . [I : is due to the volunteer firemen who TOURNEY STARTS TONITE: for /94.7 per cent of the total tax ho: iieae Gh a depression low re-. . . At Station 40 there is a large Pees oe F > aneé 0 :) »press y re. ‘ Ps > 1 left their Sunday diversions to at. assessed This preference for local sineie ss i tye j electric light, with a’shade over . Leslie Sweeney, high school musie . > ps corded in March, 1938, but a decline . . director, presented his. band and or‘end to the serious business of fire ; . aredivete is found’ both in beer ‘ana. -2 ’ lity: right over a dares desk, . ] { ait or, presente S,_bé The sc hedule for the Fourth Elks’ . of 1.8 per cent from December. of . ! Wichestra'in a concert at the Nevada fighting. Among the volunteers Bowling .Tournament has been re{. Wine sales since 92.5 per cent of the 1904) “Between Desetuber 1933 ana . Tommy spends many hours sleep-. cin : ee hs ether wh were: Myers Mobley, Lloyd Penleased and now presente a change tn bee er sold in California was producJanuary 1934 the index dropped 0.7 . inz under the light only a few . leatre last Thursday’ eve ace ss rose, Superintendent of Streets Heri, EOE OSE Es: Le) OR Th: led here. .Imported wine was aces be ea pueties from, him. He gets angry . theatre was fairly well fi : and * as mn] : Tt > pers Nei © the me b > f ercent @ year ray sly rt . i rAeKey Nr 3 : a bert Hallett, Fire Chief Emil J. N. new. tourney gets off to a flying }COUNtable for only one-half of one ne gaye ds an when. the miners push-him: off the} Mr,.-Sweeney. directed wap -" oy Ott, and others. They were helped sare suis whe ‘the Hoge team }Per cent of the total beverage tax. . California’ < i Oh eae aee . deck where it is warm. . ual vigor: The orchestra played the by numerous neighbors, who attacki : es 2 HS Breet SHEEN Haber ne ats ; aa . i a ‘ i Se a _{ following numbers: “On the Bridle playing the Wiedauf outfit in the}: jtonth increased 10:2 per cent over Path,” by. Mattern: . “Tales from gaan Utara opener, ' “ARE WE ISOLATED” IS . January,. 1934, with fifteen San, FUNERAL HELD FOR " “ienna Woods,” by Strauss; “The STREET LIGHTING RATES Although the Curnow team Seiad TOPIC OF DR. TUT LY C. . francisco stores gaining 6.88 per: Parade of the Wooden Soldiers,’’ by CUT 10 PCT. BY P. Go Bn ie thatenee “tornas ace! KNOLE’S TALK TONIGHT "i= tos Ancor torn, tare Sy Mendoleohn aa a spare " . Row im. the challenge rounds last ; . ber cent and six Southern Califor-! AMERICAN WAR VETERAN Writing You This Little Melody,” by : — week, and won a dinner to boot. , aes . Claw ocean 1_. ia stores outside Los Angeles, 12° : cool ‘Anson Weeks, and “N, ¢. 4,” a Substantial reduction in street The new teams and schedule folsad Woman’ = ae CAO OREN iper cent. ./. Funeral services were held yesmarch by FP. E. Bigelow. Mary WarMghting rates was announced today lone ly invites the publié to hear. Dr. Continuing the piek-up-—in sales; torday in Grass Valley for Shebley netke: played a. ehariace aaa “The i Asies 2 ee Nlontrio — . 4 are > “EP ON > A. : ‘. Niall ul by the Pa¢éific,Gas and Electric Co. Team Roster Tully C. Knoles, President of thc ;volume that’ has been evident, H. Huckins, 58, Spanish American . Gondatiers : Effective with the March bills for HOGE TEAM ‘ollege of the Pac? ‘aes on a . throughout 1934 in the agricultural’ War Veteran, who ended his oWnd athe hana played “Officer of the this service to municipalities, TALES j Hoge 147, Jackson 145, Haddy [eee Inet ital 0 all th otegi ies ing areas of California, ten stores in }life in North San .Juan last Friday. . pay? @:march by R. B. Hall, ‘The will be reduced approximately ten 1137, Clark 133. Kopp #20. Total °vicans kone Rt 4 the ek cals fOA8© . Content California cities and towns} Interment was in the North Sani . Spobtient'! an overture by ee per gent Helow) Present charees. 1682. season ail pick es ae sa . erent "reported a net increase of 21.4 per’ Juan cemetery. ton, “Hungarian Dance No. 6,” by J. .‘ The reduction applies to all stree; . WIEDAUF TEAM ‘student of ppipouuaet affairs and cent in retail sales last month over} Relatives stated Huckins had been rahms, “Home Swest Home tha i ine re ilities 4 > r >» > ye pa > ean . ac n1 ie in anid ay en“ 4 4 ii d ' ’ 2 ~] 4 Heptite faciities owned ‘by the, con Wiedauf 143, Schiffner 141, Kjor-! has eee ey a Se ee jthe preceding January. Increased _despondent over ill health. They . World Over,” by J. B. Lampe, and me pany 17 incorporated cities and . lie 126, Merris1 123, Murphy 140; tal Conditions site ane sie irate farm income accounts for the upturn . said he had been ill since -he telain. “iehia, One ae Meou. ares a One ah oP. Gand 2. senrttory, . Total 673. — ie ead bs a : apa ; {the Bank of America Business te-' ed to North San Juan, his’ birthSweeney and Cecil Schiffner Played ; which covers’ some 37 eGonties of . FORTIER TEAM ‘doubt sik Hn les ill arouse Brea viow reports. . place, from services in the Spanish . 4 trumpet duet,.‘‘Nip and Tuck,” ac4 central and northern California. . Fortier 15° Tamblyn 150, Pen-, apa of thin ic ’ 7. those who ek California farm prices in January.) Americaa Wap in 1898. companied by. Marshal. Gisakhee. é ; Savings realized. by nrunicipal . rose 128, Arkovast 119, Mobley 147,‘ him talk whe fj eu ee he answers as indicated by 24 basic commodities; Huckins fired a ©o ‘bgtthes pitic Franklin, Tuttle piigedla) aacoowan. 4 sorerumente, trqm Be Cw lower Dotal:697. ithe Laeor'e! eae ee were at 86 per -cent of the 1910-; bullet through his head. His body . solo, “Polka,"’ by Webb-Deville. Se ee ons. te oe ®rac ‘HARD TEAM 1 Die Rpaler 13 knows EDPOUEOUL 7916 aeurage. <& gain of almost 9/ was found: by relatives in the rear LN sums annually. In San Francisco, . tichards 152, Rurbin 118, Huson the nation as a, proponent of veer per cent over December 1934. Bank: of his home. HEAD ON COLLISION where the reduction recently was . 145, Johnson 144, Skeahan 134. To-: and. has served on several cOMmMiSs. gents last month were 6.88 per cent The deceased was the son of My. Be tuade public by the city authorities, ltal 692 ' sions. to side the subject. He was ahead of the. previous January in. and Mrs. Robert Huckins, siveeay CAUSES INJURIES the saving to the city will total ap. SCHEEMER TEAM fon a pobre eats to study conditions this state. l residents of the North San Juan dis: proximately $108,000 per year. Scheemer 129, Bigelow 137, Ranin Russia after the Bolsheveiks wage Business. failures in California . trict, ers Gas — i oe One effect of the reduced cost of . dall 100, Stambaueh 129. Wright . introduced sce edi gover Ne" during: 1934 were 18 per cent less . He leaves four children, Alvin E., . : mei street lighting, it is expected, will . 9 ‘ ;ment. He has been in most of the . than in 1933 and liabilities of de-. lac returning from the Ski Course : 1153: Total 648. : ;Donald and Miss Rita Huckins, of Sunday afternoon, met a car at the he increased illumination of streets . CURNOW TEAM . capitals of Europe and studied those . rauiting firms were 20.9 per cent . yuba Clty and: Mine Lucille Hickine . j } F which will decrease traffic hazards, . Curnow 157, Scheck 122, »revent accidents and in general inliber 27, Reed 147, Finnegan 107. ; erease the public safety. ae 660. ,D Schedule of Game: COP FROSH WIN . “ino ieate™ . e Feb. .25, H s. Weidauf. Feb. OVER MERCHANTS 41-38 26, oie ee OB Schrei‘ fore ces that make for peace or war. 1] iCaldwell will render several violin . selections accompanied by Mrs. RayJANUARY LIQUOR STATE BUILDING ACTIVITY SHOWS SHARP UPTURN Stimulated “by the Federal Housing campaign, forty cities out of 53 ee throughout the Western . states showed fine gains in -January of this year ‘over the first month of 1934, while seven out of cal of Hydraulic Parlor to Hold Golden Jubilee PSS SLE SUNN as si The Golden Jubilee anniversary of grand officers. Hydraulic Parlor, N84 8. ‘Nevada City, will be celebrated to. . participate. morrow evening, Tuesday, in the lo-. lodge room. honor along with Calif n Charter members i ‘years ago, of this organization will, be guests} tearing down: the hills with mont es and extracting the gold from All former members of of the lodge are ‘cordially invited to Hydraulic parlor was named fifty when the new process of A musical r. Knole’s program talk. Mr. will proceed . Thomas R. ond, of Grass Valley. Mrs. P. “Feb. 27, \ Wouner will sing several solos and Scheemer vs. Curnow . be accompanied by Miss Minnie One of the most exciting basket. SECOND WEEK Brand. There is no admission hall games of the season was pDlayMarch 4, Hoge vs. Fortier. aoe charge. ed’on the Armory Hall floor Satur5, Weidauf vs. Scheemer. March A as Richards vs. Curnow. cific freshmen team THIRD WEEK nosed out the Nevada City Merchants 41-38. Both years ago but has made many visits Gr March 11, Weidauf vs. Richards. ON GREENHORN CREEK to Nevada City. He is survived by. his ho teams were “‘hot,’’ and displayed a March 12, Scheemer vs. Hoge. Mar. oie _two sisters, -Mrs. Katherine Foley . neat, accurate floor . game, with ex13, Curnew vs. Fortier. Ss. Jackson and ¥ rank F; Droltz' snd Miss Francis Edwards, vert passing on both sides. The FOURTH WEEK who own the Two Jack quartz propSan Francisco. . present. score was knotted at 23 all at half March 18, Richards vs. Hoge. . erty on Greenhorn Creek report that . Pu ate AaB mee ‘ his. death time, but at the close of the game} March 19, Fortier vs. ‘Scheemer. {they have encountered a. 12 toot . PEACE DISTURBER trauble. theStockton boys drew ahead to! March 20, Curnow vs. Weidauf. ledge of which an_ eighteen inch . Andrew Hooper, miner, _ of da Best. win. The game was very fast ana FIFTH WEEK Streak runs $72 gold per ton, ac-, Grass Valley, was arrested Saturday . very clean all the way through. March 25, Scheemer vs. Richards. cording to assays made. -In SP BOn . Bs ht at the Peardale dance for disBeate : . March 26, Weidauf vs.'Fortier. Mar, . to the gold values the ore also yields turbine the peace. He is alleged to E; ©. UREN VISITS PLACER Co. loz. Hoge vs. Curnow. three ounzes in silver per ton. The . have engaged in a free for all fight Ne ws MINE Se GEL eae ereerty. is eight miles east of Ne-; fhere, and was taken to the county funeral . DR. NANNEY SETTLES HERE . vada City and two and a half miles bait ‘by “under sheriff “William th KE. C. Uren, mining engineer of -— . : outh of the Lava. Cap's “Central Woods. His case will be héard be-' ‘Nevada City, made a recent business Eugene H Nanney, ‘a eraduate . mine. The’two partners have run ‘dlfore Judge Morehouse, of Grass ValNt PD: trip to the Sligar mine near Green-. from two western chiropratic colle jtunnel of—about 55 feai and have . ley some time today. PC wood Placer county. * He stated@ ces and sister, have taken rooms . unK a. shaft 40° feet deap. Their . 2 : : : that the Gold Fields Consolidated, . and -opened an office in the Powers} cjaim S$ were formerly known as cha . Mv.and Mrs. C, FE. Shaw and son Trial which has bonded the Silve; Queen . building on the eorner of Pine and Kitts property. ‘ : Hale, of San Francisco and Mr. W. Suit of mine at Mojave, has taken a bond Spring streets. Mr. Nanney is much! i : Sie er hee Roa Connolly, of San Francisco. spent, en the property north of the Sligar impressed with Nevada City and ‘beA ereup of Camp Fire Girls, of the week end in Nevada City. Mr: ' Company, mine and is also doing development . lieves it is one of the bright spots of Ahdenah group, of ‘Nevada ‘City and’ Mrs. Shaw are the parents of) superior work on the Mayflower mine above California after a trip through a were entertained by Wecando sroupi Miss Lois Shaw who teaches. the} Forest Hill. ‘large portion of the state, of é . EXCELLENT ORE FOUND Grass Valley on Friday aTternoon. NATIVE OF RIDGE DIES. family, George ‘Moore’s Flat, : Francisco on Friday, February 22. The deceased was 66 years old. He left for San Francisco about forty . first grade at Washington school. ower than in the preceding year. IN SAN FRANCISCO, A member “of a pioneer Ridge Edwards, born at passed away in San TRAVELING CAT FEEDS ON NORTH STAR RATS Tommy is a plain, little, gray ‘earth and gravel was one of the newest inventions in the world. Following the ceremonies and the program there will be a ravioli and chicken dinner served at the Union Hotel, which by the way is one of AA . of Sacramento. Henry W. Huckins, ‘of North San Juan is a brother and ‘Mrs. Eva Coverdill and Mrs. Lucille ' Anderson,of Berkeley are sisters. ‘JOHN BEST, FORMER GRASS VALLEY MERCHANT, IS CALLED BY DEATH, John Best, Grass Valley ISTPONED well now retired ass Valley merchant died today at me in Grass Valley. He, at one time was proprietor of the shoe both of. /Store where Pengelly's store is at He was 77, years old and was caused’ by heart and two children. Funeral . Services will be held at the W. ER; Jefford Funeral Chapel at 2 o’clock . Wednesday afternoon with the Rey. Pratt offidiating. Services will be in charge of lodge of I, & EK. SUIT TILL MARCH 25: VS. PL. G. of the $199,000 damage the Nevada Irrigation District . . against the Pacific Gas and Electric scheduled to open in the court here today, has been . postponed. at the request of the defendant. until March 25th. He leaves his wife Arman-. . . traveside . OO 4 corner of Coyote and Washington streets in front of the Calanan house just after crossing the bridge. The car turned into the bank to avoid hitting the on-coming car, throwing Francis Willey through the windshield, breaking the windshield, window, and babdly injuring the ‘ car. Mr. Willey suffered a deep gash just below an ear, his left ear was cut off, upper lip cut, and a‘six inch gash on the scalp. He was taken into the home of Mr. and Mrs. * . George Calanan and after ‘calling Dr. A. H. Tiekell was removed to the Nevada City Sanitarium where the doctor put his ear in place and took a number of stitches to close the cuts: GREEN MOUNTAIN TUNNEL . Norman and Charles . Nevada’ Gity, Kistle, of . “ are reopening the old ‘ 1 400 foot long Green Mountain tun. nel, which lies on the south side of Deer Creek, across from the Belle. fontain eproperty of E. J. N. Ott. A . big mineral formation with quartz . Stringers carries assays of $6 per. ton at the old price of* gold. Miss Dorothy Tamblyn, ° ‘who was bridesmaid. at the — Hocking-B _ham wedding in Grass Valley urday evening, has returned to College of the Pacific in Stoe where abe is a ot

= F \ S 9 Be ry % we , a é a ‘day night when the College of PaThis is Nevada City’s ONLY Hometown News_ paper. it supports things worth while. Do you sub~ stl scribe for it? vada City Nevada City Nugget is a Member of the United Press =i ugge eT California Newspaper Publishers Association Your Hometown Newspaper helps build your community. Readers and advertisers make it a good builder. Vol. Ix, Ne. ee The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center nee MONDAY, FEB. 25, 1935, Flames in High Wind Raze Truscott Home . { . 5 ; he flames with axe and water . ai ; : j ; Be ae ee ee oe (oe tee : ft ae . The trial of “ie B Pacific Gas and! Building aitivity in California The Truscott home on evada along with the regular firemen. ' showed the most spectacular tu: s al t completely demol-! The fire trucks arrived before, oe ee crease of any of the accepted indexie . four o’clock and did not depart un. Properties along the Bear River, op‘ i is oe Me tt ne 3 ‘ es of business durin e month o deed yeuterGay oe five-thirt . ened in Auburn today. It is claim; 5 ' til after y. : ing wind-forced fire which started . k January, according to the Bank of B . a1 Chief BH. J. N. tk wishes to than jed by the P. G. & E. Company that America Business Review. The from a defective chimney ue, an {the Grass Valley Fire DEN arenent Fei the mines in their “operation ‘ate . tate a a Wala clawed a nitiding TT eewey betore: toy ee i polluting the Bear River water for gain of 74.1 per cent over the like anyone noticed it. The fire was dis-' Shirrigation and other purposes. Thea . Month last year. covered at about 3:30 by Francis POLICE CHIEF FINDS GOOD USE FOR WHISKEY It was cold this morning, teeth Hamblyn, a guest at the Legg resi-‘ dence, two'\houses above the Percy Truscott home. A alarm was turn-. ed in, and the fire dapartment arrived shortly afterward. “As the flames . P. G AND E. SUIT TO ENJOIN MINING CONCERNS OPENS P. G. & E. Company is asking for an injunction. Ss me the friend ‘i i illblai itched ‘eight Western states reporting show-. ]. °8% Who has beco : . } . Nevada City’s. historic hostelries. chattered and chillblains itche i ; : F of the large force of miners in whipped by a snappy breeze, crept . . and ached. Garfield Robson, poTAX TAKES pD . ed net gains in building permits. the Nore Wak mich ta Gee” Quartz Parlor, of Grass Valley, igh. . lice chief and staff, was building In, California, favorable weather ; nen : the .Downieville Parlor and the Sace along the ridge of the roof, neigh Valley. While there are two or , iy dado : a fire in the city hall. The blazej]} . conditions have permitted an out; a voja(f;ramento Past Presidents assemblies bors carried out most of the furnr. Y SACRAMENTO, Fe Feb. 25.—Sharp . {jjthree cats in the lowest levels he inviees uk if] was slow to. start. “If I hada Pe 2 . standing record in home modernine ae i , are among the invited guests. : ' decline. in beer and wine gales at that stay there all the time, ERAT eine ‘ ture and valuables out of the house. . . . ,, "the chief zation work throughout the winter ae Those who have signified their inlittle kerosene the chief mus : ; : the close of the holiday season is! : : : Tommy travels, waiting for the ; e li he Golden JubThe house is owned by Lyman B. ed. And then the bright idea . ‘ ; Months, while Eastern states have Ma aie s tention of attending the Golden 2 ; : revealed from the beverage tax asbeen hampered™by climatic difficul truck, jumping on and off as he ilee of Hydraulic Parlor are: Grand Gilmore, of Grass Valley and Ne. . He tramped down gincaiss BRE ROO ent roll for January, complet-. ee eal likes whether there are men on PreaCiunk Charles A. Kocniz, Grau vada City. leased the usual overnight Suned here today by the State Board of . ies: it or not, For the moat patt he side C 8 A. ; g ‘ day drunk who had been the 5 lizati Major percentage increases in the liv th 4.00 1 é Wik ote . Secretary John T. Regan. Among For a time it looked as if the es ara peas ote ‘ted ch el ltl ek . Value of building permits issued in aes a oe wee those invited and who are expected city’s guest, and as he departe oe i : ; Dela Last month’s tax on beer and . goes to the 6300 level. Once in! Beak cu aa a blaz€ would engulf all buildings on the chief frisked him. There was . California cities during January. as : are Hartley Russel, secon ran i i i : wine was based upon a total gallon5 a while he: goes to the 5200 Vies President. er Veal: sheriff that side of Nevada street down to a half pint of unconsumed’ whis-/. }) y ate ,compared with a year ago, are ag ae Re oot ice residen : i iate’e fi 28°. Of 4:190,298.5,, a8--contrdsted. i follows: where there is another Thomas of Contra Costa county for 44 years High street. key concealed on the reatesnntonnectidl i with 5,322,930 gallons taxed in De. . os : a ea se cat and has a fierce fight and is Past ‘Presitiént Ga: Dedee aa The flames, in spite of the efforts person. “You won’t need this ae ; $i see a te Spec f. Alameda, 668.3; Alhambra, 509.g : aah sate He one as reside a 3, , F ‘ 5 fe 50 cember. .This marked a decrease o 6; Bakersfield, 423.0: Berkele glad to get back again. He often Trustee Charles H. Spenge~ann of the volunteer firemen, utterly now,” advised the chief. ‘“You’re i : Bae : . akersfield, 3.0; erkeley, Se : Pia ae stee Charles Fans . : ; 1,132,631.5 gallons, or -21 per cent. (327.9: Beverly Hilis 105.4: I Q goes to the number two shaft on i The “sommities fn charge of ar= destroyed the upper story of the going. straight for a while.’ TRA Sa Seige DANE _. 24.9; Beverly Hills, 0.4; Los An> 8200 level ; aes javelt . Y » : y ss Beverage taxes for January, com eles, 123.1: Modest 292.4: Oak the 82 evel and stays two days . rangemente eOTAICLS of Chester i of the house and burned the lower Then back to the backward fire 9 conte per wall cia . Beles, 123.1; Modesto, 292.4; Oakxploring a 4000 caer ements cadets cc 2 puted at 2 cents per gallon, are an. Jana Wg 6 San’ Branciaes a6 3 exploring a 40 foot tunnel, la . Scheemer, chairman. Miles Cough4 floor almost. to the ground. Ths in the BIGVe: ine whisky flask nounced by the Board as $83,805.97, . Ben ule (Oblon tesda a eunae ter appearing at station 40. Win Gary Tobiassen, Joe O'Neil, B. , home of Vincent Foley, just below was dumped into it. There was a . ee against .$106,458.60 levied last . oy orbar 810.6 ER Mie 227 a Rats are plentiful in the mine! 7, Bake Roo Bigelow, and Dr i : ash : aroar “a > : 1 Parbdara,,210.9; Santa } sa, 287.i J. aker, Ba WR) Sa } ; IF. the Truscott home was endangered, flash and a roar. “Some of these, ; month. Although this marks a de5: Sdnta tosa, 414.5 Stockton, {{/@72¢ he can kill them whenever . . C. W. Chapman as the roof began smoking. The Fodays you'll blow all of us up, . . ) es of $22,652.63 in the state rev208.6 " hungry. He is fussy over what is . . eh : ley holise was ‘éaved from destruc. declared pane Wright. . lenue from this source, it is $7.8830~-. Back Of Aveta inde os Bar’ fed him by the miners, not caring . HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS von by the timely arrival of the secne 20 aorethat the amount of the hev-. 0 : ra : : for salaini, but when called he . ! f : } Western Business in January stood: y i ; . ond fire engine. FOURTH ELKS BOWLING jerage tax for January, 1934 63:7 on tHarenes Be 18 er a: neu comes pell mell and is delighted jf! IN ENJOYABLE CONCERT > : ‘ ra oe il eae 2 Wa srease «2 PEF’ ce Credit for their energetic service ' California beer and wine account : : }Hi with milk. 4 j above January 1934, and 18.4 per . [I : is due to the volunteer firemen who TOURNEY STARTS TONITE: for /94.7 per cent of the total tax ho: iieae Gh a depression low re-. . . At Station 40 there is a large Pees oe F > aneé 0 :) »press y re. ‘ Ps > 1 left their Sunday diversions to at. assessed This preference for local sineie ss i tye j electric light, with a’shade over . Leslie Sweeney, high school musie . > ps corded in March, 1938, but a decline . . director, presented his. band and or‘end to the serious business of fire ; . aredivete is found’ both in beer ‘ana. -2 ’ lity: right over a dares desk, . ] { ait or, presente S,_bé The sc hedule for the Fourth Elks’ . of 1.8 per cent from December. of . ! Wichestra'in a concert at the Nevada fighting. Among the volunteers Bowling .Tournament has been re{. Wine sales since 92.5 per cent of the 1904) “Between Desetuber 1933 ana . Tommy spends many hours sleep-. cin : ee hs ether wh were: Myers Mobley, Lloyd Penleased and now presente a change tn bee er sold in California was producJanuary 1934 the index dropped 0.7 . inz under the light only a few . leatre last Thursday’ eve ace ss rose, Superintendent of Streets Heri, EOE OSE Es: Le) OR Th: led here. .Imported wine was aces be ea pueties from, him. He gets angry . theatre was fairly well fi : and * as mn] : Tt > pers Nei © the me b > f ercent @ year ray sly rt . i rAeKey Nr 3 : a bert Hallett, Fire Chief Emil J. N. new. tourney gets off to a flying }COUNtable for only one-half of one ne gaye ds an when. the miners push-him: off the} Mr,.-Sweeney. directed wap -" oy Ott, and others. They were helped sare suis whe ‘the Hoge team }Per cent of the total beverage tax. . California’ < i Oh eae aee . deck where it is warm. . ual vigor: The orchestra played the by numerous neighbors, who attacki : es 2 HS Breet SHEEN Haber ne ats ; aa . i a ‘ i Se a _{ following numbers: “On the Bridle playing the Wiedauf outfit in the}: jtonth increased 10:2 per cent over Path,” by. Mattern: . “Tales from gaan Utara opener, ' “ARE WE ISOLATED” IS . January,. 1934, with fifteen San, FUNERAL HELD FOR " “ienna Woods,” by Strauss; “The STREET LIGHTING RATES Although the Curnow team Seiad TOPIC OF DR. TUT LY C. . francisco stores gaining 6.88 per: Parade of the Wooden Soldiers,’’ by CUT 10 PCT. BY P. Go Bn ie thatenee “tornas ace! KNOLE’S TALK TONIGHT "i= tos Ancor torn, tare Sy Mendoleohn aa a spare " . Row im. the challenge rounds last ; . ber cent and six Southern Califor-! AMERICAN WAR VETERAN Writing You This Little Melody,” by : — week, and won a dinner to boot. , aes . Claw ocean 1_. ia stores outside Los Angeles, 12° : cool ‘Anson Weeks, and “N, ¢. 4,” a Substantial reduction in street The new teams and schedule folsad Woman’ = ae CAO OREN iper cent. ./. Funeral services were held yesmarch by FP. E. Bigelow. Mary WarMghting rates was announced today lone ly invites the publié to hear. Dr. Continuing the piek-up-—in sales; torday in Grass Valley for Shebley netke: played a. ehariace aaa “The i Asies 2 ee Nlontrio — . 4 are > “EP ON > A. : ‘. Niall ul by the Pa¢éific,Gas and Electric Co. Team Roster Tully C. Knoles, President of thc ;volume that’ has been evident, H. Huckins, 58, Spanish American . Gondatiers : Effective with the March bills for HOGE TEAM ‘ollege of the Pac? ‘aes on a . throughout 1934 in the agricultural’ War Veteran, who ended his oWnd athe hana played “Officer of the this service to municipalities, TALES j Hoge 147, Jackson 145, Haddy [eee Inet ital 0 all th otegi ies ing areas of California, ten stores in }life in North San .Juan last Friday. . pay? @:march by R. B. Hall, ‘The will be reduced approximately ten 1137, Clark 133. Kopp #20. Total °vicans kone Rt 4 the ek cals fOA8© . Content California cities and towns} Interment was in the North Sani . Spobtient'! an overture by ee per gent Helow) Present charees. 1682. season ail pick es ae sa . erent "reported a net increase of 21.4 per’ Juan cemetery. ton, “Hungarian Dance No. 6,” by J. .‘ The reduction applies to all stree; . WIEDAUF TEAM ‘student of ppipouuaet affairs and cent in retail sales last month over} Relatives stated Huckins had been rahms, “Home Swest Home tha i ine re ilities 4 > r >» > ye pa > ean . ac n1 ie in anid ay en“ 4 4 ii d ' ’ 2 ~] 4 Heptite faciities owned ‘by the, con Wiedauf 143, Schiffner 141, Kjor-! has eee ey a Se ee jthe preceding January. Increased _despondent over ill health. They . World Over,” by J. B. Lampe, and me pany 17 incorporated cities and . lie 126, Merris1 123, Murphy 140; tal Conditions site ane sie irate farm income accounts for the upturn . said he had been ill since -he telain. “iehia, One ae Meou. ares a One ah oP. Gand 2. senrttory, . Total 673. — ie ead bs a : apa ; {the Bank of America Business te-' ed to North San Juan, his’ birthSweeney and Cecil Schiffner Played ; which covers’ some 37 eGonties of . FORTIER TEAM ‘doubt sik Hn les ill arouse Brea viow reports. . place, from services in the Spanish . 4 trumpet duet,.‘‘Nip and Tuck,” ac4 central and northern California. . Fortier 15° Tamblyn 150, Pen-, apa of thin ic ’ 7. those who ek California farm prices in January.) Americaa Wap in 1898. companied by. Marshal. Gisakhee. é ; Savings realized. by nrunicipal . rose 128, Arkovast 119, Mobley 147,‘ him talk whe fj eu ee he answers as indicated by 24 basic commodities; Huckins fired a ©o ‘bgtthes pitic Franklin, Tuttle piigedla) aacoowan. 4 sorerumente, trqm Be Cw lower Dotal:697. ithe Laeor'e! eae ee were at 86 per -cent of the 1910-; bullet through his head. His body . solo, “Polka,"’ by Webb-Deville. Se ee ons. te oe ®rac ‘HARD TEAM 1 Die Rpaler 13 knows EDPOUEOUL 7916 aeurage. <& gain of almost 9/ was found: by relatives in the rear LN sums annually. In San Francisco, . tichards 152, Rurbin 118, Huson the nation as a, proponent of veer per cent over December 1934. Bank: of his home. HEAD ON COLLISION where the reduction recently was . 145, Johnson 144, Skeahan 134. To-: and. has served on several cOMmMiSs. gents last month were 6.88 per cent The deceased was the son of My. Be tuade public by the city authorities, ltal 692 ' sions. to side the subject. He was ahead of the. previous January in. and Mrs. Robert Huckins, siveeay CAUSES INJURIES the saving to the city will total ap. SCHEEMER TEAM fon a pobre eats to study conditions this state. l residents of the North San Juan dis: proximately $108,000 per year. Scheemer 129, Bigelow 137, Ranin Russia after the Bolsheveiks wage Business. failures in California . trict, ers Gas — i oe One effect of the reduced cost of . dall 100, Stambaueh 129. Wright . introduced sce edi gover Ne" during: 1934 were 18 per cent less . He leaves four children, Alvin E., . : mei street lighting, it is expected, will . 9 ‘ ;ment. He has been in most of the . than in 1933 and liabilities of de-. lac returning from the Ski Course : 1153: Total 648. : ;Donald and Miss Rita Huckins, of Sunday afternoon, met a car at the he increased illumination of streets . CURNOW TEAM . capitals of Europe and studied those . rauiting firms were 20.9 per cent . yuba Clty and: Mine Lucille Hickine . j } F which will decrease traffic hazards, . Curnow 157, Scheck 122, »revent accidents and in general inliber 27, Reed 147, Finnegan 107. ; erease the public safety. ae 660. ,D Schedule of Game: COP FROSH WIN . “ino ieate™ . e Feb. .25, H s. Weidauf. Feb. OVER MERCHANTS 41-38 26, oie ee OB Schrei‘ fore ces that make for peace or war. 1] iCaldwell will render several violin . selections accompanied by Mrs. RayJANUARY LIQUOR STATE BUILDING ACTIVITY SHOWS SHARP UPTURN

Stimulated “by the Federal Housing campaign, forty cities out of 53 ee throughout the Western . states showed fine gains in -January of this year ‘over the first month of 1934, while seven out of cal of Hydraulic Parlor to Hold Golden Jubilee PSS SLE SUNN as si The Golden Jubilee anniversary of grand officers. Hydraulic Parlor, N84 8. ‘Nevada City, will be celebrated to. . participate. morrow evening, Tuesday, in the lo-. lodge room. honor along with Calif n Charter members i ‘years ago, of this organization will, be guests} tearing down: the hills with mont es and extracting the gold from All former members of of the lodge are ‘cordially invited to Hydraulic parlor was named fifty when the new process of A musical r. Knole’s program talk. Mr. will proceed . Thomas R. ond, of Grass Valley. Mrs. P. “Feb. 27, \ Wouner will sing several solos and Scheemer vs. Curnow . be accompanied by Miss Minnie One of the most exciting basket. SECOND WEEK Brand. There is no admission hall games of the season was pDlayMarch 4, Hoge vs. Fortier. aoe charge. ed’on the Armory Hall floor Satur5, Weidauf vs. Scheemer. March A as Richards vs. Curnow. cific freshmen team THIRD WEEK nosed out the Nevada City Merchants 41-38. Both years ago but has made many visits Gr March 11, Weidauf vs. Richards. ON GREENHORN CREEK to Nevada City. He is survived by. his ho teams were “‘hot,’’ and displayed a March 12, Scheemer vs. Hoge. Mar. oie _two sisters, -Mrs. Katherine Foley . neat, accurate floor . game, with ex13, Curnew vs. Fortier. Ss. Jackson and ¥ rank F; Droltz' snd Miss Francis Edwards, vert passing on both sides. The FOURTH WEEK who own the Two Jack quartz propSan Francisco. . present. score was knotted at 23 all at half March 18, Richards vs. Hoge. . erty on Greenhorn Creek report that . Pu ate AaB mee ‘ his. death time, but at the close of the game} March 19, Fortier vs. ‘Scheemer. {they have encountered a. 12 toot . PEACE DISTURBER trauble. theStockton boys drew ahead to! March 20, Curnow vs. Weidauf. ledge of which an_ eighteen inch . Andrew Hooper, miner, _ of da Best. win. The game was very fast ana FIFTH WEEK Streak runs $72 gold per ton, ac-, Grass Valley, was arrested Saturday . very clean all the way through. March 25, Scheemer vs. Richards. cording to assays made. -In SP BOn . Bs ht at the Peardale dance for disBeate : . March 26, Weidauf vs.'Fortier. Mar, . to the gold values the ore also yields turbine the peace. He is alleged to E; ©. UREN VISITS PLACER Co. loz. Hoge vs. Curnow. three ounzes in silver per ton. The . have engaged in a free for all fight Ne ws MINE Se GEL eae ereerty. is eight miles east of Ne-; fhere, and was taken to the county funeral . DR. NANNEY SETTLES HERE . vada City and two and a half miles bait ‘by “under sheriff “William th KE. C. Uren, mining engineer of -— . : outh of the Lava. Cap's “Central Woods. His case will be héard be-' ‘Nevada City, made a recent business Eugene H Nanney, ‘a eraduate . mine. The’two partners have run ‘dlfore Judge Morehouse, of Grass ValNt PD: trip to the Sligar mine near Green-. from two western chiropratic colle jtunnel of—about 55 feai and have . ley some time today. PC wood Placer county. * He stated@ ces and sister, have taken rooms . unK a. shaft 40° feet deap. Their . 2 : : : that the Gold Fields Consolidated, . and -opened an office in the Powers} cjaim S$ were formerly known as cha . Mv.and Mrs. C, FE. Shaw and son Trial which has bonded the Silve; Queen . building on the eorner of Pine and Kitts property. ‘ : Hale, of San Francisco and Mr. W. Suit of mine at Mojave, has taken a bond Spring streets. Mr. Nanney is much! i : Sie er hee Roa Connolly, of San Francisco. spent, en the property north of the Sligar impressed with Nevada City and ‘beA ereup of Camp Fire Girls, of the week end in Nevada City. Mr: ' Company, mine and is also doing development . lieves it is one of the bright spots of Ahdenah group, of ‘Nevada ‘City and’ Mrs. Shaw are the parents of) superior work on the Mayflower mine above California after a trip through a were entertained by Wecando sroupi Miss Lois Shaw who teaches. the} Forest Hill. ‘large portion of the state, of é . EXCELLENT ORE FOUND Grass Valley on Friday aTternoon. NATIVE OF RIDGE DIES. family, George ‘Moore’s Flat, : Francisco on Friday, February 22. The deceased was 66 years old. He left for San Francisco about forty . first grade at Washington school. ower than in the preceding year. IN SAN FRANCISCO, A member “of a pioneer Ridge Edwards, born at passed away in San TRAVELING CAT FEEDS ON NORTH STAR RATS Tommy is a plain, little, gray ‘earth and gravel was one of the newest inventions in the world. Following the ceremonies and the program there will be a ravioli and chicken dinner served at the Union Hotel, which by the way is one of AA . of Sacramento. Henry W. Huckins, ‘of North San Juan is a brother and ‘Mrs. Eva Coverdill and Mrs. Lucille ' Anderson,of Berkeley are sisters. ‘JOHN BEST, FORMER GRASS VALLEY MERCHANT, IS CALLED BY DEATH, John Best, Grass Valley ISTPONED well now retired ass Valley merchant died today at me in Grass Valley. He, at one time was proprietor of the shoe both of. /Store where Pengelly's store is at He was 77, years old and was caused’ by heart and two children. Funeral . Services will be held at the W. ER; Jefford Funeral Chapel at 2 o’clock . Wednesday afternoon with the Rey. Pratt offidiating. Services will be in charge of lodge of I, & EK. SUIT TILL MARCH 25: VS. PL. G. of the $199,000 damage the Nevada Irrigation District . . against the Pacific Gas and Electric scheduled to open in the court here today, has been . postponed. at the request of the defendant. until March 25th. He leaves his wife Arman-. . . traveside . OO 4 corner of Coyote and Washington streets in front of the Calanan house just after crossing the bridge. The car turned into the bank to avoid hitting the on-coming car, throwing Francis Willey through the windshield, breaking the windshield, window, and babdly injuring the ‘ car. Mr. Willey suffered a deep gash just below an ear, his left ear was cut off, upper lip cut, and a‘six inch gash on the scalp. He was taken into the home of Mr. and Mrs. * . George Calanan and after ‘calling Dr. A. H. Tiekell was removed to the Nevada City Sanitarium where the doctor put his ear in place and took a number of stitches to close the cuts: GREEN MOUNTAIN TUNNEL . Norman and Charles . Nevada’ Gity, Kistle, of . “ are reopening the old ‘ 1 400 foot long Green Mountain tun. nel, which lies on the south side of Deer Creek, across from the Belle. fontain eproperty of E. J. N. Ott. A . big mineral formation with quartz . Stringers carries assays of $6 per. ton at the old price of* gold. Miss Dorothy Tamblyn, ° ‘who was bridesmaid. at the — Hocking-B _ham wedding in Grass Valley urday evening, has returned to College of the Pacific in Stoe where abe is a ot