July 12, 1937 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 12, 1937. Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 5 Bipatne as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. A Legal Newspaper, a des Lik Pe Editor and Puplisher Monday and iIriday at Published Semi-Weekly. Sevada City, California. and entered as mail matier of the second class+in the postoffice at Neiada City. under Act of Corgress. March 3. . SUBSCREPTION EAPES One sear Cin A@vamee) 20. .e--see eee $2.50 = % MIM SP at 2 o* «EA ate Piafeatc ate se stecteaie de SIeeeret ee eas Sosle lettechesh oleh eee Sater . The fidusiry of Destruction . sf Any activity which, in a single state, involves more than . three miliions of dollars yearly might almost be called an in-' . dustry. Yet it is doubtful if Californians would care to claim . that distinction for the crop of forest fires which in 1936 de_vastated 946,850 acres at a loss to the state of $3,173,705. Rigures released recently by Merritt B. Pratt of.the State Bureeu of Forestry zeveal not only that California's forest fire: ‘bill. last year was four times what it was in 1935, but that the: _stagce:ing increase must be attributed in great part to-neglig-ence which can only be described as criminal. Of the 6113 separate blazes reported to the Forestry Bureau during the twelve month period, . 39 were started by lightening and 724 were deiinitely proved to be of incendiary origin. But the major responsibility for the holocaust which razed timber, blackened farm lands and damaged watersheds must be laid at the door of the thougthless smoker and the careless campMan has no recourse against the lightening. He can send ‘‘the arsonist to jail, but how can he deal with three million dol“lars worth of negligence? Between the incendiarist and the man who unthinkingly flips a lighted ciragette into a pile of brush, there is-this to be said for the former. By the very nature of his deed, the firebug is a mental case, but no such defense can be erected for the camper who leaves smoldering debris behind him. In the eyes of the law, he may be less guilty than the incendiarist, but to the people who must bear the cost of such destruction, his is the greater crime. a ' * Forester Pratt’s figures represent a new record which _ Californians would do well to wipe off the books. —-——-—107 Mill St. The studio that satisfies. Good [ne ' Grass Vallty ~~ photos at reascnable prices— 1 . re guess work. 8-hour c ie rescervien faa Sa Rodak iinishin<g service. { . i : } { . j Bees » Ber ect‘oN BAKINGoe EVERY ‘TIME! OOF Ee OE he he with < MODERN , _ ELECTRIC RANGE ~ Electric cooking, the easier, simpler and modern means of. everyday cooking is rapidly winning the enthusiastic acclaim of California housewives. And why? Because this modern and better way. to cook saves kitchen time, toil and money. Beautiful, new, modern electric ranges now put an.end to baking failures and assure time after time success. The answer is the accurate heat control that is possible with elec_ tric heat and the scientifically insulated electric range oven. Come in and see the electric ranges that have taken away _the annoyances, the uncertainty and the hard work out of cooking. Prices begin at $95 on these money saving modern” +» electric ranges. Easy monthly terms of course. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY OWNED, OPERATED AND MANAGED BY CALIFORNIANS 4 Tovsy's i those she loves. ‘mobile, and her enormously expans‘tive lips end keen b»own . /mint julep on a broiling day. . FOR SALE—A St: Circus Pet Chimpanzee Near Human in Conduct j The thin line of distinction that rests between the anthropoid apes of the animal kingdom and the human race is demonstrated. by Topsy, the beloved chimpanzee mascot of Russell Bros, Circus, to be seen at Cashin Field on Wednesday, July 21. The circus people see much in conduet that is akin-to human. She wears clothes and eats her mea's in the dining room tent with the rest of the circus ‘“‘family.’’ She delights in bathing her hands in a hasin of water, is adept in the use of a washboard, and is fascinated by jsoapsuds. She does all the cute ‘little tricks of a child; will -kiss the a human friend to ‘‘make is quick in her defense o? Her face is highly wound of it well;”’ eves in turn the wpe capable of expressing is apt to be considered a musty job, ' but-the reward frequently and paradoxically is ome rich in constructive . relaxation and mental stimulus. A. book worthy of your.consideration is . Delay ‘n the Sun by Anthony Thorne . nubl’shed by the Literary Guild, of. . New York. A ravidly winging story of a g roup of travellers stranded, owing to a} ‘bus strike, in the small Spanish town of Querinda. Tere this handful of tourists remain for an enforced week end, and the author deals with. "what befalls them in a series of bril‘Vant and . ter delicately drawn charac! portraits, and descriptive prose as refreshing and stimulating as aj An apt example of Mr. Thorne’s . picturesque speech is to be found on. page 41, chapter 2. “The pepper . trees trembled, flimsy cascades of; green. With their delicate sabres the, eucalyptus mowed the cool air.” The book vibrates there is tragedy, comedy, and self-revelation sweeping through . its pages, delicacy of phrasing, zrew sharp and clear, veils were pulled ‘away from them, catching here ad there ,at last drawn back by a bright hand: A tile glittered sudden. ly in the sun and before the flow-! ers had stirred In awakening many . birds began to pay heaven for ‘their night’s. rest.’’ It ‘s a book you will read, and . wonder how so much can be packed . into 300 pages. You’]ll marvel at your } intimate knowledge of the charat. ters, feel that you have lived in Querinda, you'll the sun drenched Spanish atmosphere. Yes, it is_a you will read and not with beauty, ; frustration . and always that exquisite . “A line of hills you'l book forget, at least-not for quite awhile. For those among vou who. like poetry and having a nodding ac'ed in 1922) ' bit of kidding by a competent poet. ' glance. Benold Carl Sandburg mouth ‘and not satisfied with less than three . adding an' item to his Spoon River . Anthology, . St. Vincent Millay, Dom Marquis, i Elinor Wylie and ape rest of the ‘“merrie “*ompanye’’ making greater . William Saphier, and the whole lthing will afford you an amusing , hour. \ attend this year. emotions of contentment, doubt,) Pee ‘fear and terror; affection, disap-; Wit10ut protest. And persons opi proval,. jealousy, rage; hunger and . o-ing tne theory that animals have satiety; lonesomeness and illness. jice.poweg of reason, will find refu-. When Tozsy had a severe siege of . tation in. the clever devices she uses, flu ast winter she took her medicine an <erport-.o° Ur ‘ibe! kK her ¢age or “ike a good girl’ and submitted to . maneuver herself out of a tight posi. an X-ray SAS OR of her Ree: ‘on. . n ith . . rowsing Wi . The Bookworm . ) . . . Browsing among the book shelves . gnaintance with the contemporary . poets may I suggest A Tree With a Bird In It. by Margaret Widdemer, published by Harcourt Brace and Co. of New York. This sis by no means a new Volume (in fact it was first eopyright, but it is a lovely little A Shanghai gesture with a touch of! As Miss Widdethe Beau Brummel. mer explains in her foreword, outside her house there grew a. pear tree and in the tree was a green bird. On a lawn across tie street the Poetry Society of America gathered for . their monthly meeting. “It cee to me finally, continues our Margeret, to invite such members of it as . cared to come, to an outdoor sym. posium under the tree.” Succinctly che adds a P. S. “The tree died.” There follows a series of parodies that are worth more than a cursosy, . hand .composing his ode, organ in . pirds in the tree! Edgar Lee Masters Arthur Guiterman, Edna, . and lesser ado (with gestures,) . about the green bird. The book is cleverly illustrated by ROY GRIFFITHS DEETER. HIGHWAY PIONIC is The annual: C!S. E. A. are cordially invited. to A dance will be, xen in the evening and sports will; last all. day. Approximately eight dif-. ferent counties will be represented . and the chapter assures a good time! A basket luneheon will be enjoyed. the public Want Ads FOR EXCHANGE NEW } MODERN 6-room home in Sacyamento for exchange for Placerville suburban place. For this and other trades, write Mr. Nisbet, Capital Realty Co., 922 8th St., Sacramento. 7-122te , MEN NEEDED NOW MALE INSTRUCTION. Right now there are new jobs for thousands in Electrical Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. Opportunity to qualify for Estimating, Installing. Servicing positions offering good pay—steady promotion. Prepare at home in spare time by low cost, easy pay plan. We help you get big pay job. Utilities Inst., Box O. K. Nevada City Nugget: 7-122tp FOR RENT—Five room modern home—knotty pine finish, unfurnished, except for linoleum, breakfast set, trash burner, and large oil heater. Reasonab'e rent. Cal at Rio Grande Oil Station, at Sacramento and. Valley streets. 7-93tp Bernard dog, king of all dogs in town. Great as guardian for children and as’ watch dog. Very nice and well behaved. Will sell him for $10.00. . i t . . i 7 . Phone 234-J or call at the Netz’ Quarry on Champion road, Nevada City. NEWSNOVELTY “SHOP THE NEW NEWS-NOVELTY SHOP in the House is now open for business. Headquarters for the Sacramento . . 3-22-1-moc . . Bee. Phone 510. AIRWAY MOTORS—Specializing in Buick, Oldsmobile and Pontiac re, pairs. Union Oi] products. 128 Broad street, Nevada City. 6-211moe WANTED TO BOARD two girls of boys, ages 7 to 12. Write or phone M. E. Madden, French Corral, Phone Nor. San Juan 3-F -33.; ' 6-1m-p WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high: prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. 1-8-Imo.e Furniture Finishers Laquer, Enameled Garden or House Furniture. Painting and Paper Hanging. Work Guaranteed. Antique or Natural Finishes—Any Color. BURT SPICER PHONE G. V. 918. Just WonvDeERIIW picnic will! % ‘be held edn at Lake Olympia and . “Bost Building on lower . ], Broad ‘street, just below the Lace} I wonder if we shall not miss The ride across the bay, The tranquil, glamorous ferry ride Of many a yesterday; The Ferry Building waiting there, ‘The city’s sky line kissed Bl gleaming, opalescent light Or veiled in sea-grey mist. a I wonder if San Francisco is loosing een as it speeds up to meet the requirements of modern traffic and business + activities. \ Aren't. we even now recalling somewhat wistfully the ups, hote! shut downs and graft investigations? ~ Of course there was the Barbary Coast, but one could keep away from that. . wonder who conceived the idea of decorating that crude, unsanitary weapon, the family fly swatter with crocheted lace: and worsted flowers. Disguiged or fully revealed, it’s still a swatter. Why doesn’t some mechanical genius invent a daintier and _ less obtrusive method of insect extermination? I wonder at the status of the big toad in a small pool; are the little frogs deeply impressed and awe stricken, or do they merely glance up and croak: derisively, “that big ‘un, he isn't a frog, he’s just a toad and you know what Shakespeare wrote about toads. A jewel in his cranium? pooh, pooh, that’ s just rank superstition; Come on tads, let’s go for a swim.’ . wonder if friends and foes of the present national administration cannot agree that it is the most educative one on record. © We are brushing up on American history, studying the Constitution, inspecting the fundamentals and learning in the light of freshly acquired wisdom whether the Supreme Court should or should not be tampered with. Many of us are taking an intelligent interest in new laws Ea are designed to comfort or afflict us; some have even gone so far as to memorize the names of our state and national. representatives. All this is something new under the Star Spangled Baniner, King Solomon to the contrary not withstanding. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. «CUSTOM MILLING. Amalgamation Flotation Concentration The Wiljobar Corporation—The Queen Lil Mill NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA—HAL D. DRAPER, Supt. P. Q. Box 743 Phone 364W Pe eee OEE ING sl tah thi Leafs shoals te aerieszerte"eofengecgesiesiengé NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE , siglo , + ~ Practical mining tests from 25 to 1099 nonunds, giving the tree goid & % ; i. peicentage of sulphurets. value of sulplurets and. tailings. ; ibe Assays made for gold, silver. lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended -to, & i Agent tor New York-Catifornia Underwriters. Westchester and: + 1” 1 : + ma BC ‘ Delaware Underwriters insurance Companies: ap + Ba BA ¢ AUTPOMOUDELE INSURANCE peachy ii saa pe f bE. J. iN. Obi, ProprietorEY ° " * sla aste ateste teste sfeafe-sfealeateatestestoateate steals ilestetealeateste ster tatestedeateateste oe slelesieole vale slearestesteafesiesfesteatefesfese tein c00D SERVICE COSTS NO MORE modern establishment—-a trained, intelligent and courteous penekne I—distinctive motor equipment and other evidences of progress and prosperity ave NOT an tndication that funeral service 8 ocharces will be high. A surcesstul canmeerh cas be toads aaly by servtat heaestly and sell, at wsonable, _ HOLMESFUNERAL HOME . “Ambulance Service With Safety and Dignity” hous BAW. Cornss Valley. Fron, 208. Nevada City. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS prices thaw are fair and ve Irrigation hours will be in effect from this date. Irrigation hours 6 to 9 a. m.—5 to 8 p.m. . No irrigation water permitted to be run outside of these hours. Have all leaky taps and plumbing fixtures fre. paired. BY ORDER CITY COUNCIL SAFE AND LOCKSMITH _ KEYS , Made While You Wait Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, Etc. Repaired. SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED. Gunsmith, Light Welding EDDIE LEONG QUALITY . GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATPhone 74 220 East Main St., Phone 602 314 Broad St. . Nevada City GRASS VALLEY mee SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET city as it was before this day of stupendous bridges, dock tie= Lor a

NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 12, 1937. Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 5 Bipatne as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. A Legal Newspaper, a des Lik Pe Editor and Puplisher Monday and iIriday at Published Semi-Weekly. Sevada City, California. and entered as mail matier of the second class+in the postoffice at Neiada City. under Act of Corgress. March 3. . SUBSCREPTION EAPES One sear Cin A@vamee) 20. .e--see eee $2.50 = % MIM SP at 2 o* «EA ate Piafeatc ate se stecteaie de SIeeeret ee eas Sosle lettechesh oleh eee Sater . The fidusiry of Destruction . sf Any activity which, in a single state, involves more than . three miliions of dollars yearly might almost be called an in-' . dustry. Yet it is doubtful if Californians would care to claim . that distinction for the crop of forest fires which in 1936 de_vastated 946,850 acres at a loss to the state of $3,173,705. Rigures released recently by Merritt B. Pratt of.the State Bureeu of Forestry zeveal not only that California's forest fire: ‘bill. last year was four times what it was in 1935, but that the: _stagce:ing increase must be attributed in great part to-neglig-ence which can only be described as criminal. Of the 6113 separate blazes reported to the Forestry Bureau during the twelve month period, . 39 were started by lightening and 724 were deiinitely proved to be of incendiary origin. But the major responsibility for the holocaust which razed timber, blackened farm lands and damaged watersheds must be laid at the door of the thougthless smoker and the careless campMan has no recourse against the lightening. He can send ‘‘the arsonist to jail, but how can he deal with three million dol“lars worth of negligence? Between the incendiarist and the man who unthinkingly flips a lighted ciragette into a pile of brush, there is-this to be said for the former. By the very nature of his deed, the firebug is a mental case, but no such defense can be erected for the camper who leaves smoldering debris behind him. In the eyes of the law, he may be less guilty than the incendiarist, but to the people who must bear the cost of such destruction, his is the greater crime. a ' * Forester Pratt’s figures represent a new record which _ Californians would do well to wipe off the books. —-——-—107 Mill St. The studio that satisfies. Good [ne ' Grass Vallty ~~ photos at reascnable prices— 1 . re guess work. 8-hour c ie rescervien faa Sa Rodak iinishin<g service. { . i : } { . j Bees » Ber ect‘oN BAKINGoe EVERY ‘TIME! OOF Ee OE he he with < MODERN , _ ELECTRIC RANGE ~ Electric cooking, the easier, simpler and modern means of. everyday cooking is rapidly winning the enthusiastic acclaim of California housewives. And why? Because this modern and better way. to cook saves kitchen time, toil and money. Beautiful, new, modern electric ranges now put an.end to baking failures and assure time after time success. The answer is the accurate heat control that is possible with elec_ tric heat and the scientifically insulated electric range oven. Come in and see the electric ranges that have taken away _the annoyances, the uncertainty and the hard work out of cooking. Prices begin at $95 on these money saving modern” +» electric ranges. Easy monthly terms of course. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY OWNED, OPERATED AND MANAGED BY CALIFORNIANS 4 Tovsy's i those she loves. ‘mobile, and her enormously expans‘tive lips end keen b»own . /mint julep on a broiling day. . FOR SALE—A St: Circus Pet Chimpanzee Near Human in Conduct j The thin line of distinction that rests between the anthropoid apes of the animal kingdom and the human race is demonstrated. by Topsy, the beloved chimpanzee mascot of Russell Bros, Circus, to be seen at Cashin Field on Wednesday, July 21. The circus people see much in conduet that is akin-to human. She wears clothes and eats her mea's in the dining room tent with the rest of the circus ‘“‘family.’’ She delights in bathing her hands in a hasin of water, is adept in the use of a washboard, and is fascinated by jsoapsuds. She does all the cute ‘little tricks of a child; will -kiss the a human friend to ‘‘make is quick in her defense o? Her face is highly wound of it well;”’ eves in turn the wpe capable of expressing is apt to be considered a musty job, ' but-the reward frequently and paradoxically is ome rich in constructive . relaxation and mental stimulus. A. book worthy of your.consideration is . Delay ‘n the Sun by Anthony Thorne . nubl’shed by the Literary Guild, of. . New York. A ravidly winging story of a g roup of travellers stranded, owing to a} ‘bus strike, in the small Spanish town of Querinda. Tere this handful of tourists remain for an enforced week end, and the author deals with. "what befalls them in a series of bril‘Vant and . ter delicately drawn charac! portraits, and descriptive prose as refreshing and stimulating as aj An apt example of Mr. Thorne’s . picturesque speech is to be found on. page 41, chapter 2. “The pepper . trees trembled, flimsy cascades of; green. With their delicate sabres the, eucalyptus mowed the cool air.” The book vibrates there is tragedy, comedy, and self-revelation sweeping through . its pages, delicacy of phrasing, zrew sharp and clear, veils were pulled ‘away from them, catching here ad there ,at last drawn back by a bright hand: A tile glittered sudden. ly in the sun and before the flow-! ers had stirred In awakening many . birds began to pay heaven for ‘their night’s. rest.’’ It ‘s a book you will read, and . wonder how so much can be packed . into 300 pages. You’]ll marvel at your } intimate knowledge of the charat. ters, feel that you have lived in Querinda, you'll the sun drenched Spanish atmosphere. Yes, it is_a you will read and not with beauty, ; frustration . and always that exquisite . “A line of hills you'l book forget, at least-not for quite awhile. For those among vou who. like poetry and having a nodding ac'ed in 1922) ' bit of kidding by a competent poet. ' glance. Benold Carl Sandburg mouth ‘and not satisfied with less than three . adding an' item to his Spoon River . Anthology, . St. Vincent Millay, Dom Marquis, i Elinor Wylie and ape rest of the ‘“merrie “*ompanye’’ making greater . William Saphier, and the whole lthing will afford you an amusing , hour. \ attend this year. emotions of contentment, doubt,) Pee ‘fear and terror; affection, disap-; Wit10ut protest. And persons opi proval,. jealousy, rage; hunger and . o-ing tne theory that animals have satiety; lonesomeness and illness. jice.poweg of reason, will find refu-. When Tozsy had a severe siege of . tation in. the clever devices she uses, flu ast winter she took her medicine an <erport-.o° Ur ‘ibe! kK her ¢age or “ike a good girl’ and submitted to . maneuver herself out of a tight posi. an X-ray SAS OR of her Ree: ‘on. . n ith . . rowsing Wi . The Bookworm . ) . . . Browsing among the book shelves . gnaintance with the contemporary . poets may I suggest A Tree With a Bird In It. by Margaret Widdemer, published by Harcourt Brace and Co. of New York. This sis by no means a new Volume (in fact it was first eopyright, but it is a lovely little A Shanghai gesture with a touch of! As Miss Widdethe Beau Brummel. mer explains in her foreword, outside her house there grew a. pear tree and in the tree was a green bird. On a lawn across tie street the Poetry Society of America gathered for . their monthly meeting. “It cee to me finally, continues our Margeret, to invite such members of it as . cared to come, to an outdoor sym. posium under the tree.” Succinctly che adds a P. S. “The tree died.”

There follows a series of parodies that are worth more than a cursosy, . hand .composing his ode, organ in . pirds in the tree! Edgar Lee Masters Arthur Guiterman, Edna, . and lesser ado (with gestures,) . about the green bird. The book is cleverly illustrated by ROY GRIFFITHS DEETER. HIGHWAY PIONIC is The annual: C!S. E. A. are cordially invited. to A dance will be, xen in the evening and sports will; last all. day. Approximately eight dif-. ferent counties will be represented . and the chapter assures a good time! A basket luneheon will be enjoyed. the public Want Ads FOR EXCHANGE NEW } MODERN 6-room home in Sacyamento for exchange for Placerville suburban place. For this and other trades, write Mr. Nisbet, Capital Realty Co., 922 8th St., Sacramento. 7-122te , MEN NEEDED NOW MALE INSTRUCTION. Right now there are new jobs for thousands in Electrical Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. Opportunity to qualify for Estimating, Installing. Servicing positions offering good pay—steady promotion. Prepare at home in spare time by low cost, easy pay plan. We help you get big pay job. Utilities Inst., Box O. K. Nevada City Nugget: 7-122tp FOR RENT—Five room modern home—knotty pine finish, unfurnished, except for linoleum, breakfast set, trash burner, and large oil heater. Reasonab'e rent. Cal at Rio Grande Oil Station, at Sacramento and. Valley streets. 7-93tp Bernard dog, king of all dogs in town. Great as guardian for children and as’ watch dog. Very nice and well behaved. Will sell him for $10.00. . i t . . i 7 . Phone 234-J or call at the Netz’ Quarry on Champion road, Nevada City. NEWSNOVELTY “SHOP THE NEW NEWS-NOVELTY SHOP in the House is now open for business. Headquarters for the Sacramento . . 3-22-1-moc . . Bee. Phone 510. AIRWAY MOTORS—Specializing in Buick, Oldsmobile and Pontiac re, pairs. Union Oi] products. 128 Broad street, Nevada City. 6-211moe WANTED TO BOARD two girls of boys, ages 7 to 12. Write or phone M. E. Madden, French Corral, Phone Nor. San Juan 3-F -33.; ' 6-1m-p WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high: prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. 1-8-Imo.e Furniture Finishers Laquer, Enameled Garden or House Furniture. Painting and Paper Hanging. Work Guaranteed. Antique or Natural Finishes—Any Color. BURT SPICER PHONE G. V. 918. Just WonvDeERIIW picnic will! % ‘be held edn at Lake Olympia and . “Bost Building on lower . ], Broad ‘street, just below the Lace} I wonder if we shall not miss The ride across the bay, The tranquil, glamorous ferry ride Of many a yesterday; The Ferry Building waiting there, ‘The city’s sky line kissed Bl gleaming, opalescent light Or veiled in sea-grey mist. a I wonder if San Francisco is loosing een as it speeds up to meet the requirements of modern traffic and business + activities. \ Aren't. we even now recalling somewhat wistfully the ups, hote! shut downs and graft investigations? ~ Of course there was the Barbary Coast, but one could keep away from that. . wonder who conceived the idea of decorating that crude, unsanitary weapon, the family fly swatter with crocheted lace: and worsted flowers. Disguiged or fully revealed, it’s still a swatter. Why doesn’t some mechanical genius invent a daintier and _ less obtrusive method of insect extermination? I wonder at the status of the big toad in a small pool; are the little frogs deeply impressed and awe stricken, or do they merely glance up and croak: derisively, “that big ‘un, he isn't a frog, he’s just a toad and you know what Shakespeare wrote about toads. A jewel in his cranium? pooh, pooh, that’ s just rank superstition; Come on tads, let’s go for a swim.’ . wonder if friends and foes of the present national administration cannot agree that it is the most educative one on record. © We are brushing up on American history, studying the Constitution, inspecting the fundamentals and learning in the light of freshly acquired wisdom whether the Supreme Court should or should not be tampered with. Many of us are taking an intelligent interest in new laws Ea are designed to comfort or afflict us; some have even gone so far as to memorize the names of our state and national. representatives. All this is something new under the Star Spangled Baniner, King Solomon to the contrary not withstanding. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. «CUSTOM MILLING.. Amalgamation Flotation Concentration The Wiljobar Corporation—The Queen Lil Mill NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA—HAL D. DRAPER, Supt. P. Q. Box 743 Phone 364W Pe eee OEE ING sl tah thi Leafs shoals te aerieszerte"eofengecgesiesiengé NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE , siglo , + ~ Practical mining tests from 25 to 1099 nonunds, giving the tree goid & % ; i. peicentage of sulphurets. value of sulplurets and. tailings. ; ibe Assays made for gold, silver. lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended -to, & i Agent tor New York-Catifornia Underwriters. Westchester and: + 1” 1 : + ma BC ‘ Delaware Underwriters insurance Companies: ap + Ba BA ¢ AUTPOMOUDELE INSURANCE peachy ii saa pe f bE. J. iN. Obi, ProprietorEY ° " * sla aste ateste teste sfeafe-sfealeateatestestoateate steals ilestetealeateste ster tatestedeateateste oe slelesieole vale slearestesteafesiesfesteatefesfese tein c00D SERVICE COSTS NO MORE modern establishment—-a trained, intelligent and courteous penekne I—distinctive motor equipment and other evidences of progress and prosperity ave NOT an tndication that funeral service 8 ocharces will be high. A surcesstul canmeerh cas be toads aaly by servtat heaestly and sell, at wsonable, _ HOLMESFUNERAL HOME . “Ambulance Service With Safety and Dignity” hous BAW. Cornss Valley. Fron, 208. Nevada City. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS prices thaw are fair and ve Irrigation hours will be in effect from this date. Irrigation hours 6 to 9 a. m.—5 to 8 p.m. . No irrigation water permitted to be run outside of these hours. Have all leaky taps and plumbing fixtures fre. paired. BY ORDER CITY COUNCIL SAFE AND LOCKSMITH _ KEYS , Made While You Wait Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, Etc. Repaired. SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED. Gunsmith, Light Welding EDDIE LEONG QUALITY . GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATPhone 74 220 East Main St., Phone 602 314 Broad St. . Nevada City GRASS VALLEY mee SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET city as it was before this day of stupendous bridges, dock tie= Lor a