January 6, 1936 (4 pages)

“a S ee eet Co oy ce he oetiaitietieteemeie ceed eae ° . » Ne va da Ci ty N ug ge t Out Loud Thinking . j . COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIF ORNIA The Nevada: City Nugget helps your city and county to grow in population — and prosperity. By subscribing to, and. ad: ertising in the Nugget, therefore, you help yourself. . I “WelIX,No.121. (By H. M. L.) “When Col. Lindbergh took his lit: tle family and boarded a freight steamer for England, it was not only “America’s gangsters and* kidnapers he fled from;~it was from the very yellow press that hounded him ana the members of his family day and. ' night. He has always opposed, for instance, the photographing of little “3-year-old Jon Lindbergh. Recently a big this car forced little tot the was car in riding The sale of oe mine thug and kidnaper in replying to a questionnaire sent our by the association sadi they will use Lindbergh. This, after the kidnaping murder born, of the Sometime colonel’s perhaps a newspaper advertising in 1936. first crease their advertising expenditures in 1936, approximately 9% will. de crease expenditures, and 64 per cent yellowpress. There is no protection’ will spend as much as they did in ‘now excépt libel laws, and these fail The the case people of Hollywood, many movie of moments whom in ' Growing realization by banks that they must sell themselves as well as their leisure their Palm _ Srings, fact that spend swank. 1935. cited. cover wear a Panama and’‘a use woman for taxes. beating They the are state laying out down the folk, small split giving in the the Palm Indians, a rental. There it plant lawns by. the per cent of the banks least some institutional the 44 ad year. per cent will use 64 per cent, commercial and with other and was involved lacer properties in the recent muddy water case. The power company complained the operators contaminated the. water served: to Placer county communities for -irridamages to equipment in their power houses, HERE’S WORK FOR JOBLESSWRITERS SAN re ANCISCO,” Jan. 6.—Jam Hooper, State es newly. named Di Clerk begun R. the N. ‘McCormack registering Thus far the Federal government has thousand backed the movie folks, but the Palm accordance-with Nevada County the of five voters in act recently newspaper editors, executives. of historical societies, and other interestparties, to aid in supblying ma factual munity information and for locality every in the com United t States, Hooper, who expects to have some 868 writers employed on the project by ‘the end of: this month is asking that he be informed of points of in: z Springers are leaping mad, and are passed by the last state: legislature. terest, local legends, historical back deluging Congress with protests. So By this statute there must be a com it As still an open question whether plete re-registration o£ voters. So these very in exotics will escape taxes or . voter who expects to vote . not. Truly the tax collector maketh I the presidential primary in May must strange bed fellows. with the county clerk be. Tess 1e fore prareh 2.1, Ralph-Deeble, deputy charging Dan McDonald with resisting Although the forest. fire season in southern California did' not end until December 20 tWé-bést forest fire record.since the national forests were established in this state was hung up this year by-the Forest Ser ground of every locality in the state, and hat witnesses s : oe ~ 3 eye A Ree! Hi ee to oe season of 1935, which was approach ed in 1930 when 35,000 acres burned. The average annual acreage seria over in the national forests 123,000. This record was made in ithe of having “1,700 fires in the is national forests, which is over 100 more than the average season. Fores officials attribute their success in forest fire protection this year to two main causes, favorable weather conditions and the help of the CCC. Contrib ee officer. McDonald viciously Night . Officer Brown, -who was Howard placing hin in: a cell in the city jail. Had it not been for the aid of Orlin Dean, who had been given a nights lodging in the jail Brown might -have been serious TOWNSEND PLAN PRACTICAL SAYS CLUB OFFICIAL The following letter has been re (By KATHERINE BRAITHWAITE) Last Saturday evening North San Juan was hostess.to one of the most brilliant masquerade balls to be giv= en in Nevada County this season. From .every town in Nevada and in . Yuba counties: masked representa of patrolmen and checkers to aid in the prevention of fire on forests where travel was greatest, the use of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gildersleeve of Nevada. City in strictly formal at tire led the maskers-in an impress ive grand march. Behind them in stately demeanor came Mr. and Mrs. Don Willock -as old fashioned girl and ‘beau. A pair of penguins in their stately stride were the third couple. oa The fourth was Gordon Woods as an advertising clown and at his side” ceived from an official of the North Miss Alice: O’Hannesian as a win San’ Juan Townsend club some Chinese maid. the Townsend Plan. It follows: defending 1 North San ial attack on fires, the employment Juan, ive Jan. 5th, 1936. group presented Dear. Editor: answer to of Spanish dancers. Mrs. your article from a mercantile company. She was one.of the outstanding char~ Ja thé Scottish Rite News Bureau, dat acters and.fvas rewarded a five dol¢ ed January 3rd, 1936. lar cash prize by the WiHow Springs the fire lines, and more effective law enforcemeént against forest incendiar Townsend Plan? ies. Figures on damage to grazing, watershed and recréational lands have not been finally ecomputed but it is expected that they will be.small in proportion to the acreage burned. 1924 také the compiled by barn of first colorful parade nurses, He states that the national income many clever individual 1929 in that to The judges were .Mrs. Deasley, Mrs. Townsend Alfred Kneebone of Bridgeport, and Mr. W. N. Baker of French Corral of age. and and characters. billion dollars, ana the comparatively ing dancing was 83 old age who awarded the first-cash prize to — per cent of this income. years of cowboys, pay May I point out ‘that our leading insurance companies tell us .that acres a clowns, 26 551,300 was girls, the analyst you quote: the when general store for her unique ability. The remainder of the long train figures for Osta was+only “A Te apes asts as¢ only & -over. 1717,00 acres. The low humidiitic acres. Tl 7 diities andey high ; winds occurring in southern Califoé r is To $200 monthly pension would require Up to the 16th of October acreage burned in the national record Why not tell the truth about the timber, out few “people are even of the past 60 self-support ones who are self-supporting and still eligible for the old-age pension very few of them ‘Mr. and Mrs. Gildersleeve and the second to Miss Gladys Cunningham . and Miss Ruth Beason who imitated the penguins. Three prizes were eaftled off during the evening: The principal one of these was donated by Mrs. W. EH. ae : oe were burned over in’ a pittance and Moulton of French Corral. A huge the . national make more than es A Si. COOMDEL forests _of California. therefore contribute very © little to fruit cake shehad -bakedherself Prior to the} NGOxS, Coples of Los Atigeles or its old environs will. nanie on the rolls,-rezistering as a newspapers, : = : . the purchasing power of the nation, . . Won by Mrs: Kern Fogarty of North i establishment of: the nation al.for ests . hooks, deeds come an idea, a cornucopia of bless. Republican: to land, are asked for! : 5 ieak wia: : : : ‘ In SORE 1905-no accurate record And (to use your own figures) the San, Juan. s were SO inal writers: cai ingc, a vision of Utopia come. true. . € assigned ti : pee ee ita aie availab Townsend le as Plan would put 9,600,00b to the extent . /To complete ‘the “perfect enjoyof large) ‘the job of cataloging thera and draw-, fires “But we surmise this dream of shari { “Sometime we believe .that out of poor Lo’s tax exempt county clerk, was the fimst to get his blanket will prove nothing but a pipe dream. . Dr. Townsend ‘and Epic Sinclair are . , brothers undér the skin to these movie folk. They all run to the spec. tacular and . samething balminess impractical, There about Los or proximity its is Angeles,—-its to the yeasty ocean, that breeds crack pots. According to statistical sharps the national debt now stands at $30,500.000,000, and during 1935 unemploy ment decreased from 11,000,000 to 9,000,000. At that rate, how many more. billion will it require to eliminate unemployment? Let some astronomer figure it out, As a mat ter of fact. -all--figures —above—one million are suspect, so far as we are concerned, Statisticians and politicians, the ins and the out, this year will juggle and scramble millions and billions until the common run of us are addled. ,.The President spoke feelingly. the other evening of bal ancing the budget. We would like to see him do it, and do it and not asa jonguleur properly, balances a broomstick on the énd of his nose. Like the weather, there has been a lot of talk about balancing the budget, but no one in the administration has ‘yet made a start toward doing it. We are fond of good oratory and we did enjoy the Roosevelt address on the “state of the Union’ Friday night. We think that some of his hot jabs ‘at the predatory men of great wealth were neatly done. His rapier found the button. Yet withal we were disappointed. We would have liked him to outline as nearly as he is able, his plans for the next few mouths, To) adjure Congress to ad ANDREW TERSELICH SUMMONED BY REAPE but. the ing factual and tion from them Gide ’ Mr. Andrew Teerselich,. a farmer aged 66 years, passed away in Grass Valley at 1:15 a.m. this morning. He was a native of Austria arrd had lived at Grass Valley nine years, farming a property southeast of the city. He leaves to. mowrn his passing a wife, Mrs. Grace Terselich, three daughters, one of whoem--is-Mrs. Louise Grich of Grass Valley, and a son. The remains are at Holmes Hooper funeral Home-in Grass Valley and funeral arrangements are to be made later. EIGHT MEN TRASFERRED TO PIPE LINE PROJECT Through a misunderstanding eight men appeared for work at the county hospital this morning, but were Lm. : essential informa “fof America? Pe bs : the eee nee the ce more people.on.the pay roll with in wa : California’ Board of. Forestry, 1886) comes ,of $2400 per year which As ; OC ‘ to 1892 and the old files of: newsnearly 3 times as much as the $861 papers give accounts of very. large your analyst quotes_as the national * The héad' of the Writers’. Project fires which covered hundreds of . per. capita income. also is asking that editors of papers. . : = ne litors of paper: Multiplying the 9,600,000 by three throughout the state infédrm their thousands of acres annually. In 1872 readers of this move and suggest that a fire of 102,000, acres was reported we get, in effect something over [28,in Siskiyou county on the Klamath 000,000 million more Peoots on the the readers communicate with him if . river and one of 150,000 atres the pay roll. they have information-of value that! Our Dept. of Labor estimate becan be borrowed for the American same year on the:Pit and McCloud . rivers that destroyed one and a half tween 40 and 45 million workers in Guide. million board feet of .timber. the U: S. A. so it can readily be seen RELI EF LOAD SLASHED Faced with the nevessity of oper ating under, a drastically reduced direct relief budget during the early part of 1936 State Relief Administration officials this week moved to pare. California’s relief load to the minimum. One of the most substantial reductions is expected to result from a new arrangement authorized by. Frank Y. McLaughlin, State SRA and WPA administrator, which will permit the, placement of several thous and unattached county resident men that to-increase the number. by-28, ment of the entire evening Eddie Meltz of Auburn and his five piece orchestra. furnished delightful dance music. A public dance, to be a-success, must able of have providing an orchestra popular. cap a ing danee ~ music and rhythm. Mr. Meltz and his” ‘tCrooning Lady’’ leader have what ti takes to keep a hall full of dancers satisfied, and North San Juan is fortunate in that it has secured this well balanced orchestra for the entire winter. ART ASSN. INVITESALL GRASS VALLEY CCC 1928 peak of 88 billions INTERESTED TO JOIN tofrom135thebillions. CLOSES FOR FEW DAYS 600,000 would be to increase the amount of income by 60 per cent, or Those interested in art lessons, talks on art appreciationsor in promoting this community’s as a possible art center are cordially invited to attend the next meeting of the Twin Cities Art Club to be hel@ at the Goldsmith home, 304 Nevada street, Nevada City on Friday evening; January 10 at 7:30 o’clock. At To illustrate this, our A. B. C’s, of economics ‘teach us that a nation’s income can be no greater than its production, and that its production is based upon the ability of the peo ple to buy and consume, in words, that purchasing power, other the turnover and circulation of money and commodities are what create na tional wealth, that Grass Valley CCC CCC ““camp is cloneur a and between 180 and 190 boys from the state of Pennsylvania who have been here for ‘their enecampment ~ period, are packing up to return home. All foremen have been laid off temporarily. The camp will be vacated by Thursday, January ninth. Captain Ben Irving has been in if all the money the last meeting Mrs. C E. Parsons in the U. S. A. were divided R. E. Arne, assistant SRA adminiswas elected preside it charge of the camp. It is understood nt and Mrs. GoldWPA work at the hospital calls for would make less than $50 per capita. the officials of the Tahoe National trator. smith, secretary and treasurer. Draw60 hours each two weeks or 120 Hence, If A pays B $1 and B pays In a bulletin dispatched to County ing material Forest will be pleased to retain him will be on hand and hours per month. The two week or} C the’Same $1 and C pays the $1 to to);manage the incoming -group of Relief Directors throughout the Mr. Warner state will give his first art 60 hour period has been completed D and so on until the $1 has passed. boys. Arne, requested that the state [ay oewass mee Nea a office lesson. to active members. at the county hospital and work will through 100 peoples hands it has _ Another consignment of youths, — be advised as to the number of unAs there be resumed on January 13. William are also several im portpayed $100 worth of bills thereby from another: area outside of this attached resident men receiving reant matters to decide, S. May is foreman of construction both’ active increasing itself 100 times. lief on the local rolls, who are district, which is the Ninth Corps éligand associate members are urged at the Nevada County hospital with to So it can be seen that by the ctrible for placement on WPA. Area is expected to arpire around camp be present. Any man, womah or high Robert Steger, Jr., as superintendculating of one dollar, even assum-propjects. At the same time he January 15. iy inschool student of Nevada ‘City ent. or ing a profit taken each time it turns structed the county directors that Grass Valley is most welcome. over, we actually get the pu a means more inflations and more: defor the present no attempt shoul d be: pressions, sui power of several dollars. made to place these men in state or although the heaviest cuts fell to. exIt is a well known fact that all transient camps. ecutives receivipg salaries in the Out of the $861 per capita nabusiness and corporations include Men employed on the projects will higher brackets. tional income in 1929, much of it did . receive from $15 to $25 per mont not circulate many times, but. besuch things as taxes along with the The new schedule follows: h, Washington Grammar School P. plus subsistence and medical care. came frozen assets, in banks and insurance, rentals and other opera Salaries up to $1,320 per annum, T. A. is holding their first regular Wages will ing expenses before figuring a pr. vary in accordance with stock corporations. : no change. meeting of the new year this afterthe fit rate, so in the final analysis i employment classifications, Our Dept. of Labor tells us that Salaries up to $1,380 to $1,740, innoon, at 2 o’clock in the sewing, room When the worker and producer who pays the program is fully transferred to 4ue pipe line job. The on WPA camp projects, according to ‘GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ‘P. T. A. MEETING TODAY vance ‘and not retreat is just a bit of sketchy. Advance, yes. But to what be. of great interest to parents and the building. This program will under way it is expected to have between 40 and 50 camps operating o e the average per capita was less than’ clusive 5 per cent. $300 and that more than 9.0 per cent all taxes and supports the nation And in closing-may I add: that $2,900 . of our people belong to this class, so “new goals? Advance, to be sure it the public and all are urged to at: out the state. the form of taxation provided for it can readily be seen that if 90 is a good rallying cry, peculiarly aptend. the Townsend Plan .does not. WPA Salarie SAL s up ARI to $3,000 ES to $4,400 inper cent of our people spending $300 REDUCED ® _ pealing to the American people, But Apyroxitately” 1,000 admi ‘clusive 1214 per cent. per nistraare about to say regarding the Agricapita per year can produce a in what direction? The President tive employees of the State Work Salaries up to $4,500 and over 15 national income of $83,000,000,000 cultural Adjustment Act, the Social s didn’t say. What he did imply received per cent. Security Act, the Wagner Labor DisProgress ~'Administration —if we add 9,600,000 people at inthroughout his address, was: ’’the putes Act, and other acts, which consalary reductions ‘ranging from 5 to comes 8 times greater we are inef. McLaug hlin said the reductions time to dig in is here“. Which is stitute a large 15 per cent as the result of new part fect eco@vere necessary in order of adding the the purchasing power il “ad that all something quite different from adimportant jaune vance.” As between what the wise nomy measures ordered by Frank Y. svattabie federal 72,000,000 and again we arrive at fundsmight be conVarad with. providing : McLa ughl in, State WPA Adminisserved old gentlemen say, and what adminfor their original purpose of a 60 per cent increase in: our. “pur-" trato r. providing ‘destitute ‘persons = As we were saying we do admire istration spokesmen say, we regard . with chasing power which is our consumthe sayings of the nine wise men as}: ‘The reductions, which became efjobs. ing power and which of course our. oratory and listen to it, with much \ : fective January 1, will result the more important. in « production makes possible. > : the same pleasure that we listen to saving of approximately $10,000 Mrs. Max Nelson, ‘who. has been per As to the “The Bohemian Girl.” But just ‘now poorer people™ carrying — Mrs. Ralph Meredith returned from month, said McLaughlin.Ever y state. visiting her ‘daughter, Mrs; ‘Frank . the load of this taxation; we have our ear cocked we can fi r what an Francisco and will remain for a and district administrati ve‘employee Chapman, and Mjaor Chapman of only produce what nine: old gentlemen who-‘live in the time with her parents, Mr. and we consume ‘and. Mrs. of the WPA receiving $1, 380 or more this? city. is spendin g soins, ‘time, in maintain a balanced f & . William Maguire,_of this city. mer per year’ was abaipe’ by theorder, kcoy ange Salaries up to. $1,800 inclusive 10 per cent. to . ment. Te diyerge: from & . Maggie. Brown of Camptonville re Nevada City Nugget, In Mrs. Kitty Kim-° ble, Mrs. Nellie Coulter, Mr. Roland Waugh, and Mr. -E. Goering.of.Ne-. vada City were an unusually attract_ radio at the forefront of going fires to: facilitate the handling of men on ie mG i ; . aa that date altered commun recicate with him atate Room > palit ‘ord aiter considerably. The worst the year or a z ee : shee an attacked ly. injured. vice, according to a report by. U.S: McDonald had _ been ‘arrested on)} Regional Forester : ‘S.B. Show. Man. tives poured in.and joined the merry a charge of housebreaking. He broke caused fires ‘were reduced over pre. throng that swirled from early eveninto the home of Frank’ Vigilanti on ceding years amd an all time low of ing until early morhing in Twamley Sacramento street. 20,600 acres was burned inthe fire. Hall. SE: uting to the recora _the Writers’ Project, . was mére’ intensive training by forest Works Progress Administration; this officers of the erews assigned to initweek issued a call to California of terial for the American Guide. The County field Robson swere out a coniplaint postpon Guide is a book to be written Dy unemployed: writers and nswapaperMen which will contain local eolor. historical material and essential no--taxes-has pay MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1936. ee Friday. “Chief. of Police Cae . sold der wills. Loans,of all kinds, includ palms, and with thumb to nose twidreservations gravel ing FHA loans, will be heavily stressed. dle finvers at the tax collector. For Indian \watershed rector ALL VOTERS MUST REGISTER THIS YEAR was proposed to erect palacés, build boulevards and. river loans 71 per cent executorships un/ed Springs. These are sub-leased to the movie at counts; Promoters have obtained a 99 year lease on 50 square. miles of ‘the Inadjoining evidenced educational advertising. Fifty five per cent ‘will:.advertise savings ac with redman. Briefly the plan is this: reservation 80 is In addition, of white man’s birden ‘by moving in dian. services vertising during can get a natural tan, have hit on a plan been a judgment of $126,908 obtained by the P. G. &_E. -Company. The mine is one of the properties. in: the Bear answering the questionnaire plan to “where in the dead of winter a man can Bet have Almost 27% of the banks will in-. gation and domestic use and caused decent people will enact laws to protect citizens_.againstthe—insolence of the completely to You to, Friday, January. third was Ninety eight per cent of the banks the country can now identify little Jon and was ed to February fourth. by oral proclamation at the request of the Pa curb and two hirelings of the Grand Mogul of. saffron journalism, jurmping to preliminary reports. on a national survey which has just been ed out and took snap shops of the completed by the Financial Adverlittle fellow. His picture was spread on the pages of papers subscribing tirers Association with headquarters in Chicago. to that particular ‘news. service. Every which vertising media for banks in the ,cific Gas and Electric Company. United States and Canada, accordThe sale was ordered to satisfy the The GOLD: Genter “NEVA!DA CITY, CALIF ORNIA . 1535 HANGS UP ALLEGED JHOUSEBREAKER. BANKS PREFER SALE OFMINEYOUBET MASOUERADEAT IS POSTPONED* STRIKES NIGHT OFFICER NEWSPAPERS FOR BEST RECORD IN NOR.SANJUAN AD CAMPAIGNS FOREST FIRES COLORFUL EVENT: Newspapers are the preferred ad whieh into TheCountySeat Paper is

“a S ee eet Co oy ce he oetiaitietieteemeie ceed eae ° . » Ne va da Ci ty N ug ge t Out Loud Thinking . j . COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIF ORNIA The Nevada: City Nugget helps your city and county to grow in population — and prosperity. By subscribing to, and. ad: ertising in the Nugget, therefore, you help yourself. . I “WelIX,No.121. (By H. M. L.) “When Col. Lindbergh took his lit: tle family and boarded a freight steamer for England, it was not only “America’s gangsters and* kidnapers he fled from;~it was from the very yellow press that hounded him ana the members of his family day and. ' night. He has always opposed, for instance, the photographing of little “3-year-old Jon Lindbergh. Recently a big this car forced little tot the was car in riding The sale of oe mine thug and kidnaper in replying to a questionnaire sent our by the association sadi they will use Lindbergh. This, after the kidnaping murder born, of the Sometime colonel’s perhaps a newspaper advertising in 1936. first crease their advertising expenditures in 1936, approximately 9% will. de crease expenditures, and 64 per cent yellowpress. There is no protection’ will spend as much as they did in ‘now excépt libel laws, and these fail The the case people of Hollywood, many movie of moments whom in ' Growing realization by banks that they must sell themselves as well as their leisure their Palm _ Srings, fact that spend swank. 1935. cited. cover wear a Panama and’‘a use woman for taxes. beating They the are state laying out down the folk, small split giving in the the Palm Indians, a rental. There it plant lawns by. the per cent of the banks least some institutional the 44 ad year. per cent will use 64 per cent, commercial and with other and was involved lacer properties in the recent muddy water case. The power company complained the operators contaminated the. water served: to Placer county communities for -irridamages to equipment in their power houses, HERE’S WORK FOR JOBLESSWRITERS SAN re ANCISCO,” Jan. 6.—Jam Hooper, State es newly. named Di Clerk begun R. the N. ‘McCormack registering Thus far the Federal government has thousand backed the movie folks, but the Palm accordance-with Nevada County the of five voters in act recently newspaper editors, executives. of historical societies, and other interestparties, to aid in supblying ma factual munity information and for locality every in the com United t States, Hooper, who expects to have some 868 writers employed on the project by ‘the end of: this month is asking that he be informed of points of in: z Springers are leaping mad, and are passed by the last state: legislature. terest, local legends, historical back deluging Congress with protests. So By this statute there must be a com it As still an open question whether plete re-registration o£ voters. So these very in exotics will escape taxes or . voter who expects to vote . not. Truly the tax collector maketh I the presidential primary in May must strange bed fellows. with the county clerk be. Tess 1e fore prareh 2.1, Ralph-Deeble, deputy charging Dan McDonald with resisting Although the forest. fire season in southern California did' not end until December 20 tWé-bést forest fire record.since the national forests were established in this state was hung up this year by-the Forest Ser ground of every locality in the state, and hat witnesses s : oe ~ 3 eye A Ree! Hi ee to oe season of 1935, which was approach ed in 1930 when 35,000 acres burned. The average annual acreage seria over in the national forests 123,000. This record was made in ithe of having “1,700 fires in the is national forests, which is over 100 more than the average season. Fores officials attribute their success in forest fire protection this year to two main causes, favorable weather conditions and the help of the CCC. Contrib ee officer. McDonald viciously Night . Officer Brown, -who was Howard placing hin in: a cell in the city jail. Had it not been for the aid of Orlin Dean, who had been given a nights lodging in the jail Brown might -have been serious TOWNSEND PLAN PRACTICAL SAYS CLUB OFFICIAL The following letter has been re (By KATHERINE BRAITHWAITE) Last Saturday evening North San Juan was hostess.to one of the most brilliant masquerade balls to be giv= en in Nevada County this season. From .every town in Nevada and in . Yuba counties: masked representa of patrolmen and checkers to aid in the prevention of fire on forests where travel was greatest, the use of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gildersleeve of Nevada. City in strictly formal at tire led the maskers-in an impress ive grand march. Behind them in stately demeanor came Mr. and Mrs. Don Willock -as old fashioned girl and ‘beau. A pair of penguins in their stately stride were the third couple. oa The fourth was Gordon Woods as an advertising clown and at his side” ceived from an official of the North Miss Alice: O’Hannesian as a win San’ Juan Townsend club some Chinese maid. the Townsend Plan. It follows: defending 1 North San ial attack on fires, the employment Juan, ive Jan. 5th, 1936. group presented Dear. Editor: answer to of Spanish dancers. Mrs. your article from a mercantile company. She was one.of the outstanding char~ Ja thé Scottish Rite News Bureau, dat acters and.fvas rewarded a five dol¢ ed January 3rd, 1936. lar cash prize by the WiHow Springs the fire lines, and more effective law enforcemeént against forest incendiar Townsend Plan? ies. Figures on damage to grazing, watershed and recréational lands have not been finally ecomputed but it is expected that they will be.small in proportion to the acreage burned. 1924 také the compiled by barn of first colorful parade nurses, He states that the national income many clever individual 1929 in that to The judges were .Mrs. Deasley, Mrs. Townsend Alfred Kneebone of Bridgeport, and Mr. W. N. Baker of French Corral of age. and and characters. billion dollars, ana the comparatively ing dancing was 83 old age who awarded the first-cash prize to — per cent of this income. years of cowboys, pay May I point out ‘that our leading insurance companies tell us .that acres a clowns, 26 551,300 was girls, the analyst you quote: the when general store for her unique ability. The remainder of the long train figures for Osta was+only “A Te apes asts as¢ only & -over. 1717,00 acres. The low humidiitic acres. Tl 7 diities andey high ; winds occurring in southern Califoé r is To $200 monthly pension would require Up to the 16th of October acreage burned in the national record Why not tell the truth about the timber, out few “people are even of the past 60 self-support ones who are self-supporting and still eligible for the old-age pension very few of them ‘Mr. and Mrs. Gildersleeve and the second to Miss Gladys Cunningham . and Miss Ruth Beason who imitated the penguins. Three prizes were eaftled off during the evening: The principal one of these was donated by Mrs. W. EH. ae : oe were burned over in’ a pittance and Moulton of French Corral. A huge the . national make more than es A Si. COOMDEL forests _of California. therefore contribute very © little to fruit cake shehad -bakedherself Prior to the} NGOxS, Coples of Los Atigeles or its old environs will. nanie on the rolls,-rezistering as a newspapers, : = : . the purchasing power of the nation, . . Won by Mrs: Kern Fogarty of North i establishment of: the nation al.for ests . hooks, deeds come an idea, a cornucopia of bless. Republican: to land, are asked for! : 5 ieak wia: : : : ‘ In SORE 1905-no accurate record And (to use your own figures) the San, Juan. s were SO inal writers: cai ingc, a vision of Utopia come. true. . € assigned ti : pee ee ita aie availab Townsend le as Plan would put 9,600,00b to the extent . /To complete ‘the “perfect enjoyof large) ‘the job of cataloging thera and draw-, fires “But we surmise this dream of shari { “Sometime we believe .that out of poor Lo’s tax exempt county clerk, was the fimst to get his blanket will prove nothing but a pipe dream. . Dr. Townsend ‘and Epic Sinclair are . , brothers undér the skin to

these movie folk. They all run to the spec. tacular and . samething balminess impractical, There about Los or proximity its is Angeles,—-its to the yeasty ocean, that breeds crack pots. According to statistical sharps the national debt now stands at $30,500.000,000, and during 1935 unemploy ment decreased from 11,000,000 to 9,000,000. At that rate, how many more. billion will it require to eliminate unemployment? Let some astronomer figure it out, As a mat ter of fact. -all--figures —above—one million are suspect, so far as we are concerned, Statisticians and politicians, the ins and the out, this year will juggle and scramble millions and billions until the common run of us are addled. ,.The President spoke feelingly. the other evening of bal ancing the budget. We would like to see him do it, and do it and not asa jonguleur properly, balances a broomstick on the énd of his nose. Like the weather, there has been a lot of talk about balancing the budget, but no one in the administration has ‘yet made a start toward doing it. We are fond of good oratory and we did enjoy the Roosevelt address on the “state of the Union’ Friday night. We think that some of his hot jabs ‘at the predatory men of great wealth were neatly done. His rapier found the button. Yet withal we were disappointed. We would have liked him to outline as nearly as he is able, his plans for the next few mouths, To) adjure Congress to ad ANDREW TERSELICH SUMMONED BY REAPE but. the ing factual and tion from them Gide ’ Mr. Andrew Teerselich,. a farmer aged 66 years, passed away in Grass Valley at 1:15 a.m. this morning. He was a native of Austria arrd had lived at Grass Valley nine years, farming a property southeast of the city. He leaves to. mowrn his passing a wife, Mrs. Grace Terselich, three daughters, one of whoem--is-Mrs. Louise Grich of Grass Valley, and a son. The remains are at Holmes Hooper funeral Home-in Grass Valley and funeral arrangements are to be made later. EIGHT MEN TRASFERRED TO PIPE LINE PROJECT Through a misunderstanding eight men appeared for work at the county hospital this morning, but were Lm. : essential informa “fof America? Pe bs : the eee nee the ce more people.on.the pay roll with in wa : California’ Board of. Forestry, 1886) comes ,of $2400 per year which As ; OC ‘ to 1892 and the old files of: newsnearly 3 times as much as the $861 papers give accounts of very. large your analyst quotes_as the national * The héad' of the Writers’. Project fires which covered hundreds of . per. capita income. also is asking that editors of papers. . : = ne litors of paper: Multiplying the 9,600,000 by three throughout the state infédrm their thousands of acres annually. In 1872 readers of this move and suggest that a fire of 102,000, acres was reported we get, in effect something over [28,in Siskiyou county on the Klamath 000,000 million more Peoots on the the readers communicate with him if . river and one of 150,000 atres the pay roll. they have information-of value that! Our Dept. of Labor estimate becan be borrowed for the American same year on the:Pit and McCloud . rivers that destroyed one and a half tween 40 and 45 million workers in Guide. million board feet of .timber. the U: S. A. so it can readily be seen RELI EF LOAD SLASHED Faced with the nevessity of oper ating under, a drastically reduced direct relief budget during the early part of 1936 State Relief Administration officials this week moved to pare. California’s relief load to the minimum. One of the most substantial reductions is expected to result from a new arrangement authorized by. Frank Y. McLaughlin, State SRA and WPA administrator, which will permit the, placement of several thous and unattached county resident men that to-increase the number. by-28, ment of the entire evening Eddie Meltz of Auburn and his five piece orchestra. furnished delightful dance music. A public dance, to be a-success, must able of have providing an orchestra popular. cap a ing danee ~ music and rhythm. Mr. Meltz and his” ‘tCrooning Lady’’ leader have what ti takes to keep a hall full of dancers satisfied, and North San Juan is fortunate in that it has secured this well balanced orchestra for the entire winter. ART ASSN. INVITESALL GRASS VALLEY CCC 1928 peak of 88 billions INTERESTED TO JOIN tofrom135thebillions. CLOSES FOR FEW DAYS 600,000 would be to increase the amount of income by 60 per cent, or Those interested in art lessons, talks on art appreciationsor in promoting this community’s as a possible art center are cordially invited to attend the next meeting of the Twin Cities Art Club to be hel@ at the Goldsmith home, 304 Nevada street, Nevada City on Friday evening; January 10 at 7:30 o’clock. At To illustrate this, our A. B. C’s, of economics ‘teach us that a nation’s income can be no greater than its production, and that its production is based upon the ability of the peo ple to buy and consume, in words, that purchasing power, other the turnover and circulation of money and commodities are what create na tional wealth, that Grass Valley CCC CCC ““camp is cloneur a and between 180 and 190 boys from the state of Pennsylvania who have been here for ‘their enecampment ~ period, are packing up to return home. All foremen have been laid off temporarily. The camp will be vacated by Thursday, January ninth. Captain Ben Irving has been in if all the money the last meeting Mrs. C E. Parsons in the U. S. A. were divided R. E. Arne, assistant SRA adminiswas elected preside it charge of the camp. It is understood nt and Mrs. GoldWPA work at the hospital calls for would make less than $50 per capita. the officials of the Tahoe National trator. smith, secretary and treasurer. Draw60 hours each two weeks or 120 Hence, If A pays B $1 and B pays In a bulletin dispatched to County ing material Forest will be pleased to retain him will be on hand and hours per month. The two week or} C the’Same $1 and C pays the $1 to to);manage the incoming -group of Relief Directors throughout the Mr. Warner state will give his first art 60 hour period has been completed D and so on until the $1 has passed. boys. Arne, requested that the state [ay oewass mee Nea a office lesson. to active members. at the county hospital and work will through 100 peoples hands it has _ Another consignment of youths, — be advised as to the number of unAs there be resumed on January 13. William are also several im portpayed $100 worth of bills thereby from another: area outside of this attached resident men receiving reant matters to decide, S. May is foreman of construction both’ active increasing itself 100 times. lief on the local rolls, who are district, which is the Ninth Corps éligand associate members are urged at the Nevada County hospital with to So it can be seen that by the ctrible for placement on WPA. Area is expected to arpire around camp be present. Any man, womah or high Robert Steger, Jr., as superintendculating of one dollar, even assum-propjects. At the same time he January 15. iy inschool student of Nevada ‘City ent. or ing a profit taken each time it turns structed the county directors that Grass Valley is most welcome. over, we actually get the pu a means more inflations and more: defor the present no attempt shoul d be: pressions, sui power of several dollars. made to place these men in state or although the heaviest cuts fell to. exIt is a well known fact that all transient camps. ecutives receivipg salaries in the Out of the $861 per capita nabusiness and corporations include Men employed on the projects will higher brackets. tional income in 1929, much of it did . receive from $15 to $25 per mont not circulate many times, but. besuch things as taxes along with the The new schedule follows: h, Washington Grammar School P. plus subsistence and medical care. came frozen assets, in banks and insurance, rentals and other opera Salaries up to $1,320 per annum, T. A. is holding their first regular Wages will ing expenses before figuring a pr. vary in accordance with stock corporations. : no change. meeting of the new year this afterthe fit rate, so in the final analysis i employment classifications, Our Dept. of Labor tells us that Salaries up to $1,380 to $1,740, innoon, at 2 o’clock in the sewing, room When the worker and producer who pays the program is fully transferred to 4ue pipe line job. The on WPA camp projects, according to ‘GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ‘P. T. A. MEETING TODAY vance ‘and not retreat is just a bit of sketchy. Advance, yes. But to what be. of great interest to parents and the building. This program will under way it is expected to have between 40 and 50 camps operating o e the average per capita was less than’ clusive 5 per cent. $300 and that more than 9.0 per cent all taxes and supports the nation And in closing-may I add: that $2,900 . of our people belong to this class, so “new goals? Advance, to be sure it the public and all are urged to at: out the state. the form of taxation provided for it can readily be seen that if 90 is a good rallying cry, peculiarly aptend. the Townsend Plan .does not. WPA Salarie SAL s up ARI to $3,000 ES to $4,400 inper cent of our people spending $300 REDUCED ® _ pealing to the American people, But Apyroxitately” 1,000 admi ‘clusive 1214 per cent. per nistraare about to say regarding the Agricapita per year can produce a in what direction? The President tive employees of the State Work Salaries up to $4,500 and over 15 national income of $83,000,000,000 cultural Adjustment Act, the Social s didn’t say. What he did imply received per cent. Security Act, the Wagner Labor DisProgress ~'Administration —if we add 9,600,000 people at inthroughout his address, was: ’’the putes Act, and other acts, which consalary reductions ‘ranging from 5 to comes 8 times greater we are inef. McLaug hlin said the reductions time to dig in is here“. Which is stitute a large 15 per cent as the result of new part fect eco@vere necessary in order of adding the the purchasing power il “ad that all something quite different from adimportant jaune vance.” As between what the wise nomy measures ordered by Frank Y. svattabie federal 72,000,000 and again we arrive at fundsmight be conVarad with. providing : McLa ughl in, State WPA Adminisserved old gentlemen say, and what adminfor their original purpose of a 60 per cent increase in: our. “pur-" trato r. providing ‘destitute ‘persons = As we were saying we do admire istration spokesmen say, we regard . with chasing power which is our consumthe sayings of the nine wise men as}: ‘The reductions, which became efjobs. ing power and which of course our. oratory and listen to it, with much \ : fective January 1, will result the more important. in « production makes possible.. > : the same pleasure that we listen to saving of approximately $10,000 Mrs. Max Nelson, ‘who. has been per As to the “The Bohemian Girl.” But just ‘now poorer people™ carrying — Mrs. Ralph Meredith returned from month, said McLaughlin.Ever y state. visiting her ‘daughter, Mrs; ‘Frank . the load of this taxation; we have our ear cocked we can fi r what an Francisco and will remain for a and district administrati ve‘employee Chapman, and Mjaor Chapman of only produce what nine: old gentlemen who-‘live in the time with her parents, Mr. and we consume ‘and. Mrs. of the WPA receiving $1, 380 or more this? city. is spendin g soins, ‘time, in maintain a balanced f & . William Maguire,_of this city. mer per year’ was abaipe’ by theorder, kcoy ange Salaries up to. $1,800 inclusive 10 per cent. to . ment. Te diyerge: from & . Maggie. Brown of Camptonville re Nevada City Nugget, In Mrs. Kitty Kim-° ble, Mrs. Nellie Coulter, Mr. Roland Waugh, and Mr. -E. Goering.of.Ne-. vada City were an unusually attract_ radio at the forefront of going fires to: facilitate the handling of men on ie mG i ; . aa that date altered commun recicate with him atate Room > palit ‘ord aiter considerably. The worst the year or a z ee : shee an attacked ly. injured. vice, according to a report by. U.S: McDonald had _ been ‘arrested on)} Regional Forester : ‘S.B. Show. Man. tives poured in.and joined the merry a charge of housebreaking. He broke caused fires ‘were reduced over pre. throng that swirled from early eveninto the home of Frank’ Vigilanti on ceding years amd an all time low of ing until early morhing in Twamley Sacramento street. 20,600 acres was burned inthe fire. Hall. SE: uting to the recora _the Writers’ Project, . was mére’ intensive training by forest Works Progress Administration; this officers of the erews assigned to initweek issued a call to California of terial for the American Guide. The County field Robson swere out a coniplaint postpon Guide is a book to be written Dy unemployed: writers and nswapaperMen which will contain local eolor. historical material and essential no--taxes-has pay MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1936. ee Friday. “Chief. of Police Cae . sold der wills. Loans,of all kinds, includ palms, and with thumb to nose twidreservations gravel ing FHA loans, will be heavily stressed. dle finvers at the tax collector. For Indian \watershed rector ALL VOTERS MUST REGISTER THIS YEAR was proposed to erect palacés, build boulevards and. river loans 71 per cent executorships un/ed Springs. These are sub-leased to the movie at counts; Promoters have obtained a 99 year lease on 50 square. miles of ‘the Inadjoining evidenced educational advertising. Fifty five per cent ‘will:.advertise savings ac with redman. Briefly the plan is this: reservation 80 is In addition, of white man’s birden ‘by moving in dian. services vertising during can get a natural tan, have hit on a plan been a judgment of $126,908 obtained by the P. G. &_E. -Company. The mine is one of the properties. in: the Bear answering the questionnaire plan to “where in the dead of winter a man can Bet have Almost 27% of the banks will in-. gation and domestic use and caused decent people will enact laws to protect citizens_.againstthe—insolence of the completely to You to, Friday, January. third was Ninety eight per cent of the banks the country can now identify little Jon and was ed to February fourth. by oral proclamation at the request of the Pa curb and two hirelings of the Grand Mogul of. saffron journalism, jurmping to preliminary reports. on a national survey which has just been ed out and took snap shops of the completed by the Financial Adverlittle fellow. His picture was spread on the pages of papers subscribing tirers Association with headquarters in Chicago. to that particular ‘news. service. Every which vertising media for banks in the ,cific Gas and Electric Company. United States and Canada, accordThe sale was ordered to satisfy the The GOLD: Genter “NEVA!DA CITY, CALIF ORNIA . 1535 HANGS UP ALLEGED JHOUSEBREAKER. BANKS PREFER SALE OFMINEYOUBET MASOUERADEAT IS POSTPONED* STRIKES NIGHT OFFICER NEWSPAPERS FOR BEST RECORD IN NOR.SANJUAN AD CAMPAIGNS FOREST FIRES COLORFUL EVENT: Newspapers are the preferred ad whieh into TheCountySeat Paper is