July 22, 1935 (6 pages)

} agit Senn ee ee ae ~ -seerw . Thinking . Out Loud Nevada Gi : COVERS RICHEST GOLD } 7 (By H. M. L.) ‘Pride,’ saith the Good refers to self-respect a virtue. Pride provided it is not also numbered among good things. These reflections preceed a consideration of the Boy’ Scout organBook, “‘goeth before a fall.’ This probably individuals rather than to all kinds of pride. Pride when it is is generally regarded as . in accomplishment, overweening, is . er LN —— ty AREA IN CALIFORNIA ugget gi *, *, ene atespete estate cesestestentetoae orbenteste tees a * Sy ) me oe -s <: The Nevada City Nugget helps your “cit } and county to grow in population and prosperity. By subscribing to, and advertising in the Nugget, therefore, + oy) a ae ge you help, yourself. SA ins MAN ie ON NAN NT Ne ee ete ae ae te eae eRe ese cele Seale Vol IX, No. ce is The County Seat Pager NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIAThe GOLD Contes 4 935. MONDAY, JULY we a Liquor _—_—__ Revenue officers today made a, were arrested in Nevada City were . ‘LOST HILL WILL Dealers Arrested FIRE FIRST GUN . IN SCOUT DRIVE King Neptune Heads _ Water _ Pageant Cast AddisonJanes, life srt sake andj; will de the spectacular fire dive, check of liquor establishments in! My Place, Nevada City Tavern, Zor' ay pie reco lapis iad ee aquatic empresario of the municipal . which is expected to arouse, even ization and its maintenance in this}; Nevada. Chev and made adware! saa . itsch place in Sacramento street, 0 = ie sending BUN ve aebilalanl as pool, thls morning gave a brief syn. Neptune to applause. Enveloped in city. here is -a council of some. ~ : . Smith's Package Store, Bret Harte . ‘@& National Jamboree in Washing-. opsis of the water drama, ‘“Showing. flame this bold spirit plunges sizz~ thirty five men who direct its act-j ee ee eee. OF atlases Cigar. Store, Old Brewery Cafe i . oe igeees pee nab Neptune,” which will be given there fling into the cool water of the pool. iities. They must find the money, of the law regarding destruction he Montana Cafe. nesday evening when Mrs. Elza Kilnext Friday evening at 8 p. m. Neptune having been “‘shown” finfor a large revenue stamps when packages are part of its expenses. President Roosevelt has called the Boy Scouts to a National Jamboree at Washington. Some 30,000 boys will be there nation. To those boys who, are fortunately selected for this éxperientce should be little short of a education, for they will see, mingle with boys of many college meet and different personalities and upbringing, and should bring back with them new ideals of citizenship, and a new zest for work in the organization of which they are members. The Boy Scout council faced with an immediate problem of providing a considerable part of the money needed to defray the expenses of the two boys who will represent Scout troops and the Cubs at the great National Jamboree ,must needs call on entire population, or at least the . card playing part of it, to help them} do. their job, which is, it must be remembered an entirely. voluntary job! their on their part. Otherwise their in bringing the Boy Scouts to the present standard of excellence, *“*“goeth before a fall.” This is no time to falter, tion the President’s wisdom in convoking this beys, before the depression, tol, or find other faults project. This is the time those take pride in the remarkable achievements of a small eommunity in making life better in it, among other things ber citizens of our boys, to come out and play the Scouts on July 31 and as the Scout Council urges and Seout Council, great actual recovery from who really making betbenefit of August -7, ecards for the since itis a voluntary organization, giving a great deal af its time and its best thought to Seout matters and bel itastically in the good it accomplishes ieving enthusfor boys. now needs the firm SUD. ° ° . port and moral backing. of. the en-. tire community. Let not their pride} =06 .before a fall. Really most. of the pills which we connection, with things, swallow in supportextra outside the . scope of projects paid out of well coated with sugar, need feel specially mulcted, . swallowing. The card part-. tes to be given for instance for the i benefit of the Boy Scouts, really offer an evening‘s pleasure for a mere bits. The big water pageant to be given next Friday evening at the} municipal pool, will be worth anyone’s 25 cents, and more. The great carnival and fiesta to be given in North San Juan by the Ridge folks the middle of August will provide a very welcome diversion for hundreds ofr folks and at very small cost, Ing those . taxes, are so that mone while. two { Of course, every commuity does. have civic pride, otherwise none would make any especial progress or xrowth. It may be nothing more than that which actuates. some individuals *“*to keep up with the Jonses:” But in the main it is a determination to make one’s home town the best little town that circumstances will permit, with a reasonable regard for limitations of population and aver-! wagze wealth. When these lmitations are considered, in various relations to community life in Nevada City, it is apparent that much of the progress and the cost of carrying on devolves upon a comparative few of its citizens, who volunteer ,through civic pride to do those things, which . in larger cities are.done more eas-. ily and at lesc cost relatively to in-. dividual donors. The time is not far distant, perhaps, when we shall: have a Community Chest to care for Boy Scouts, to provide funds for the Benevolent Society, for the Red Cross and the Salvation Army, and such other actvities or organizations as now regularly make ther solicitation, one treading, it would seem, on the heels of another,. When that time comes there. will ‘be ‘one annual solicitafrom all parts of the} trip, the} the . 17 and pRIde) Christian Andersen at . park . plications to ques. assemblage of . at the National Capij with the) of Forest City. when all . ed fan comiittee . invites them to do. The} . Fish and Game Code have been made Russell -B. Farley, opened. Most o thfe violations were} due to ignorance; some of them: to! Equalization negligence and one or two’ apparent-! at ly. with the intention of same container again stamps intact. sNstablishments whose arrested the Gene’s Place for With state excise stamps . cancelled. Judge Walter Mobley fined proprietors him $75 this morning. ) FIVEINRACE FOR SAN JUAN ~ FIESTA’S QUEEN the! MAD PASSENGER ALMOS#STEERS Neil McCue, passenger on the Greyhound line, making the trip from Chicago to San Francisco, endangered. the lives of the driver and twenty-four passengers of his bus when he went amuck early this morning as the bus was passing Donner Lake. McCue, who had been drinking, grabbed the steering wheel over the shoulder ofthe driver and tried to furn the bus down the steep incline into Donner Lake. Reverend A. french of Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania, There are five candidates, thus far, for queen of the San Juan Ridge Fiesta, which takes place August 18 at North San Juan. Entries in this contest will close tomorrow night at 5 p. m. Those who wish to enter are requested to mail application to, or to see, Mrs. Red Men’s closing hour. Apbe mailed. to Mrs. Nevada City. Those already in the contest are before the may Andersen at box 295, Miss Beth Young and Dorothy Thom-) ° BS credited by elon passengers . . both of Nevada City ind. Miss. “ith saving their lives when by wresas both of Nevad: a: Miss : ae : tling with the demented wan oj Adele Cunningham of North San af : : Pee oak Mi ide venting him ‘from overpowering the * an, 4 SS suc © driver unsil the but was brought to a stop only four feet from the va Miss Lois Davis Browning ot French Corral and . ! The actual contest will begin toes ee J ‘ ee Other ‘men: passengers combined morrow morning when a_ certain. oe ome 4 ae é : : thelr efforts to subdue the craze number of merchants have agreed to S q a man until Highway MeKeen and Jeputy Dolly took McCue Placed him in. the Patrolman ©, 8, Sheriff Tom in. custody and Truckee jail on charge. In jail, the ersteiiiaice 6a contest . while madman, bade no trouble, but require that candidates must be un-. *!#red vacantly before him, not married and froth 16 to 25 years of) Nearing questions addressed to him. age. There will be. valuable’ prizes . He gave as the reason for his ac-! offered the winner, and those who do} tion, “everybody was laughing at vot win will also receive prizes and } ue because I had trouble with may. guests of the} ‘icket.” during the fiesta, and . “. BANG UP SHOWS sive free votes for candidates away Winthe places . votes may be obtain. with every 25 cents purchase. dow cards will designate in which these open Rules for honors, All will be management all will be given important the queen’s retinue, NEW CAME L AWS AT NEV. THEATRE I rh ED’ ! The .Ne vada boca boasts two iy ; Sanelent pictures for the early part! r eof the week-—Monday and Tuesday, . “Gold Diggers of 1935" f will be the SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.——Nes ei sears : 1 batt . Show, and Wednesday and Th lrsday ‘ish and game laws, passed a ie}: . pee to me ae hy . . “Black Fury” .will be shown. “Gold . recen close¢ egislative session’ —. : paras y es Diggers of 1935’ is another first . . will not go into effect until Se tem} P : : : rate musical from Warner Brothers. . ber 15, unless they carried an “urg) a ". rhe first since 1933—and twice as ency clause, Anglers and hunters ; i big as any of the others! A gay fun! who are interested in the new resu. show, sparkling with stars—burstof this fact by ; see ? with laughs—sizzling with roHerbert C, Deyle,: executive aificer mance—and bubbling over with of the Djvision of Fish and Game, : ; s ; romping rythm! This picture has one Department of Natural Resources. . of the largest casts of stars (i the Following many requests’ as to the: history of musical comedies on the cactdg CoRR Powell. Gloria Stuart, Adolphe Menjou, Alice Brady, Glenda Farrell, Hugh Herbert, Frank McHugh, Joe Cawthorn, Grant Mitchell, and three hundred of Busby . Berkeley Beauties in “Lullaby of Broadway” and _ other spectacular . musical numbers. \ MISS THOMAS COSTUMER FOR NEPTUNE SHOW! lations are advised YT ine interpretation of new laws, Mr. is said: “Quite a number of. changes in the by this session of the legislature. With the exception of ‘one bill prohibiting the use of fresh water trout spawn for bait, which passed with an urgency clause and became law when it was signed by the governor, all others will not become effective until ninety days after Atlonmpgent of the legislature. “In order to avoid confusion, it will be the policy of this office not to give out information on the new legislation until all of the bills have been signed by the governor. There Sema EN EY are so many bills, that the signing, Miss Dorothy Thomas has had di-. of some subsequent bill might can-! rection of the costuming of the cast cel the provisions of one. bill al--. for “Showing Neptune.” She has ready signed.” . wrought many novel and unusual ef. fects by means of brightly colored . materials which will intereste not only the girls but their mothers. Other members of the costume. committee consis tof Mrs. Leland Smith and Mrs. George Gildersleeve. SABAN-—-At the Nevada City Sanitarium, Nevada Clty: July 18: 1935, to Mr. and Mrs, Matt Saban of Nevada City, a son. Miss Frances Davey and brother, Harry, Jr., who have. been making a month’s taney of the United States arrived home Saturday night by way of the Redwood highway. tion, and instead of swallowing al dozen pills a short intervals we shall swallow a single large bolus.and bedone with charities for the year. We earnestly: recommend this subject to the Nevada City: Chamber of Commerce. i BORN: At Nevada City, California, July 16,:1986, to Mr. and Mrs. sente tid woe . roy Will be hostess to a great gath-. administrator for the State Board of . ering of Scout friends on Lost Hill. . operator having distilled . °* e using the. spirits in his bossessioly without the . Mifteen tables have attached and Mrs. Kilroy ers. will anticipates eighty play already beer August 7 in Armory hall, cents each. boree, mittee feels it canmot raise enough summon. a group of the most expert funds to assist threé boys to canes swimmers in the realm. He will in-. the trip and he expects to go to Westi Point in.the near future. Pratti and Dick Marriott, boys, their expenses. splendid representation at Washington? D. C: ‘of 1G! PONTE DC Supervisor R, aS P. Tahoe National. Forest stated / morning all days are under control. At. Remington Hill where fire, at Biz Tunne? broke out, 72 on the fighting lines this morning the number fifty. The forest service brought their big pumpers into P. G.-& EB. ditch ‘system for water . to wet down the hill sides near Big ie Tunnel. There times 380 men on the fire, lasted two days and burned 400 acres men were were at which over . . Fifty men were sent into the Am-‘ . ; crican ‘River canyon to fight a stub. born fire there. They . pletely out, have it com A Jarge forest service truck loaded with steel for McKillican bridge, above North Bloomfield, passed . through Nevada City today. _ Work} has so far progressed that the: ; crews are about ready for placing ; Of the steel. It will take six weeks . ; Or two months more to , this bridge. Staie Ranger William. F, Sharp, . who is in charge of the SERA: camp . at Nevada City’s southern limits, states. the series of fires in state forests are practically all out. He has been kept on the jump almost day and night in the last few days having had more than a fire a day. Last Sunday, July 14 there was a brisk grass fire on the Horan ranen near Newtown; Monday a small one at Lake Vera north of Nevada. City; Tuesday it is stated a ‘fire started from sparks from the narrow gauge railroad on Gold Flat, burning a small acfeage; Wednesday a fire flared up on the White Ranch at Peardale; and on the same day a fire on the Demieville ranch 12 miles southwest of Nevada City in the Cottage Hill section, raised immense clouds of smoke which with ashes and cinders were carried into Nevada City. This fireburned over , considerable territory and was controlled Thursday. On Friday fire broke out on the Dobbins’ place ‘on } Magnolia road on Bear River, and a area above the Murchie mine east of this city. There were forty men on the Dobbins fire. ; Saturday Sharp took a crew to the Bert Hawke ranch, north of Nevada City on the Downieville highway near the Yuba river, to take care of a barn fire. Mr. Hawke lost his home by fire six weeks ago and was livying in his barn when it caught fire and was destroyed. Mr. Sharp stated CCC men were called from the ‘DeSabla Camp in Butte. county to fight the Downieville fire. Men were also called from Colfax and Auburn to fight fires in the southern part of the county durHoward Eckman, a son. ing the week. The building of a share in the evening fun. will be a will address the Warren Chapman who was sched-. the uled to attend the Washington Jamhas withdrawn largely owing to the factthat the campaign comAlbert {ming for health.”’ the® other are working energetically to pile up funds to pay a large part of All tthree boys are scout leaders of high standing and the committee beelieves they will Sive Nevada City’Scouts and Cubs a) pear Bixsiow of the ve fires of the last tew . Sunday and Was cut to service using the different . complete . small-forest blaze called men to the . King Neptune his face clothed in. ally declares his’ willingness to aelong graywhiskers, in his hand qa cept the pool as part of his . great. “. pristling trident, enters the scene on. 40main and dives into the pool, to his royal surrounded by his; ®'Urn by a subterranean channel to . favorite. mermaids all -of his underwater palace. barge beautious / sold. Tickets to this affair and to; mein and flowing grace. Two mighty. Tickets to this great show are 25 all the card parties including the ‘ritons will guard him in his voyage! °ents ‘each. They are on sale at The private parties scheduled for July; around the pool. Nevada City Nugget office, the Har31, and the great community VRICY . The barge will dock and Neptune . ris and the Dickerman Drug stores; assembly, gather-. 224 at the municipal péol. Only a ed on the etrraces. He will demand . limited number of cheer a reason for building this pool. . be sold and those who desire to atThere will then Neptune a before! tend Nevada City’s first water pagpowerful . who will . appear with torso, ‘ant.are urged to get theirs at once. JAMMED STEERING GEAR CAUSES CAR ACCIDENT Lyman mining man of this city, was about town today carrying injuries received.in an auto mishap, the latter part of last ewek. He was in Sacramento last week and when he started to pull from the curb was, hit by another car that and demonstrate “swimming jammed his steering gear. He en{ for safety, for sport and for fun.” A deavored to drive his car home. ‘Just swimmer arms and muscular struct them to show Neptune “swimThe swimmers then Mr. execute various evolutions in the-water, including a grand march in twos, four. and eights, They will then demonstrate the various swimming Sports in good form. A stalwart life ‘saver will then anGilmore, j Water clown will appear and do his . below Grass Valley the car became handed stunts in the water, and the . unmanageable {and went into the ;5wimming coach will illustrate the} ditch at the side of the road and fo50NS Z1ven swimmers in the pool. turned over. Mr. Gilmore received a a climax to. this demonstravente n one ‘ot the expert divers will lniount the high diving platform with kerosene burning over chest injury, two broken ribs, sprained knee, and a long cut on the and forehead Which took « everal stitches . his body; to close. His car was again damaged. . gel WHTTORD AMATEDR NICHT ve e'& Se" TQ BE HONORED entire life = this: city, away yesterday in a San! yi a "rancisco hospital, whither she had night in sone for medical care. Mrs. Whitford ; piqee was 64 The body ar. tived in this city this afternoon and funeral services ill be Mrs. Annie almost her who passed Amateur the San Juan Fiesta and home coming celeyears of age. bration sponsored by the San Juan Ridge Improvement League on announced . by Fpneral one of. A. M. Holmes, . Surviving Mrs. Whitford ig her! usual and husband Mr. J. J. Whitford. The; self. sympathy of a wide circle of friends . is. extended to him in his August 17 and 18, will be an uninteresting event in itChristian Andersen, director in bereave-. chief is taking’a special interest in ment: . this appearance of young and ambii . tious amateurs with stake aspiraig Ee . tions. Several have already submit. } telephone line from the local state . ted their names and there promises camp. to Howell Hill has bee on de-. to be a considerable number who . laxed for several days an account of “strut their stuff’ on the stage of the men all being called out on fires, the new community house in North San Juan, when their hour rolls . around. : Andersen has arranged with Wil. LAST RITES TODAY FOR LATE E. LS BARTON fe bed ee com gers Funeral services were held oe in Grass Valley, that the morning at 10 o’eclock for the late . amateur who wins by popular vote E. H. Barton, 56 of Grass Valley. . in this contest, will have an opporMr. Barton, a native of Loyalton . tunity to repeat his act at both these passed away Saturday after being in. theatres. For this he or she will rethe hospital for a week. ceive $5 for each appearance All Surviving the deceased are: Two. Stage accessories such as spot lightjsons, John Barton and Cornelius! i"& and microphone will be availBarton of Grass Valley and a daugh. able to the winner In° addition to . Mrs. Irene Becker of Sacramen-. this there will be three prizes awardare surviving family members. . ed the best performers, The first Funeral services were conductea. Will receive $7.50, the second $5 by Rev. E. O. Chapel of the Congreand the third $2.50. Those who wish sational church at the W. R. Jefford. ‘© enter the amateur contest are reand Sons funeral home. Interment; 1uested to see Christian Andersen was in Greenwood cemetery, dae make their initial try-out. Sn aa oe SCOUT BENEFIT PARTY AT KILROY HOME WED. —-—_—_. } Ernest Brown, Columbia Hill mer. chant and gas station proprietor; Reservations for the Scout Benewas fined seventy five dollars this. fit card party to be given by Mr. morning by Judge Walter Mobley for. and Mrs. Elza Kilroy at their home . letting customers drink beer on the. on Lost Hill are coming in rapidly. premises ‘of his store. Farley of. the The party will be Wednesday Board of Equalization brought the. night at 8 o’clock and all desiring charges. Brown holds an off sale reservations please phone 45. Men license. . : players as well as women players : ave invited. It is hoped that all who ‘can will come and help the Scouts on their way toWashington. IHLEGAL VENISON Game Warden Hari Hiscox arrested six men in the Royal Gorge country of the American river country for killing and possession of venison. Five of the men plead guilty before] most successful woman gold d Judge P. W. Smith of Auburn and. operator is Mary E. Smith, ow one demanded a hearing in the Au-! and operator of the Trinity Dr burn township court. Three of the. Co., at Lewiston. She has at ; men elected to serve 30 days in jail in lieuof the $75 fine. _Two plead}. guilty to possession, ofthe deer. meat . only ‘and paid’ $36 nee COMES HIGH MARY E. SMITH DREDGE» OPERATOR ~ One of the few and perhaps the

} agit Senn ee ee ae ~ -seerw . Thinking . Out Loud Nevada Gi : COVERS RICHEST GOLD } 7 (By H. M. L.) ‘Pride,’ saith the Good refers to self-respect a virtue. Pride provided it is not also numbered among good things. These reflections preceed a consideration of the Boy’ Scout organBook, “‘goeth before a fall.’ This probably individuals rather than to all kinds of pride. Pride when it is is generally regarded as . in accomplishment, overweening, is . er LN —— ty AREA IN CALIFORNIA ugget gi *, *, ene atespete estate cesestestentetoae orbenteste tees a * Sy ) me oe -s <: The Nevada City Nugget helps your “cit } and county to grow in population and prosperity. By subscribing to, and advertising in the Nugget, therefore, + oy) a ae ge you help, yourself. SA ins MAN ie ON NAN NT Ne ee ete ae ae te eae eRe ese cele Seale Vol IX, No. ce is The County Seat Pager NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIAThe GOLD Contes 4 935. MONDAY, JULY we a Liquor _—_—__ Revenue officers today made a, were arrested in Nevada City were . ‘LOST HILL WILL Dealers Arrested FIRE FIRST GUN . IN SCOUT DRIVE King Neptune Heads _ Water _ Pageant Cast AddisonJanes, life srt sake andj; will de the spectacular fire dive, check of liquor establishments in! My Place, Nevada City Tavern, Zor' ay pie reco lapis iad ee aquatic empresario of the municipal . which is expected to arouse, even ization and its maintenance in this}; Nevada. Chev and made adware! saa . itsch place in Sacramento street, 0 = ie sending BUN ve aebilalanl as pool, thls morning gave a brief syn. Neptune to applause. Enveloped in city. here is -a council of some. ~ : . Smith's Package Store, Bret Harte . ‘@& National Jamboree in Washing-. opsis of the water drama, ‘“Showing. flame this bold spirit plunges sizz~ thirty five men who direct its act-j ee ee eee. OF atlases Cigar. Store, Old Brewery Cafe i . oe igeees pee nab Neptune,” which will be given there fling into the cool water of the pool. iities. They must find the money, of the law regarding destruction he Montana Cafe. nesday evening when Mrs. Elza Kilnext Friday evening at 8 p. m. Neptune having been “‘shown” finfor a large revenue stamps when packages are part of its expenses. President Roosevelt has called the Boy Scouts to a National Jamboree at Washington. Some 30,000 boys will be there nation. To those boys who, are fortunately selected for this éxperientce should be little short of a education, for they will see, mingle with boys of many college meet and different personalities and upbringing, and should bring back with them new ideals of citizenship, and a new zest for work in the organization of which they are members. The Boy Scout council faced with an immediate problem of providing a considerable part of the money needed to defray the expenses of the two boys who will represent Scout troops and the Cubs at the great National Jamboree ,must needs call on entire population, or at least the . card playing part of it, to help them} do. their job, which is, it must be remembered an entirely. voluntary job! their on their part. Otherwise their in bringing the Boy Scouts to the present standard of excellence, *“*“goeth before a fall.” This is no time to falter, tion the President’s wisdom in convoking this beys, before the depression, tol, or find other faults project. This is the time those take pride in the remarkable achievements of a small eommunity in making life better in it, among other things ber citizens of our boys, to come out and play the Scouts on July 31 and as the Scout Council urges and Seout Council, great actual recovery from who really making betbenefit of August -7, ecards for the since itis a voluntary organization, giving a great deal af its time and its best thought to Seout matters and bel itastically in the good it accomplishes ieving enthusfor boys. now needs the firm SUD. ° ° . port and moral backing. of. the en-. tire community. Let not their pride} =06 .before a fall. Really most. of the pills which we connection, with things, swallow in supportextra outside the . scope of projects paid out of well coated with sugar, need feel specially mulcted, . swallowing. The card part-. tes to be given for instance for the i benefit of the Boy Scouts, really offer an evening‘s pleasure for a mere bits. The big water pageant to be given next Friday evening at the} municipal pool, will be worth anyone’s 25 cents, and more. The great carnival and fiesta to be given in North San Juan by the Ridge folks the middle of August will provide a very welcome diversion for hundreds ofr folks and at very small cost, Ing those . taxes, are so that mone while. two { Of course, every commuity does. have civic pride, otherwise none would make any especial progress or xrowth. It may be nothing more than that which actuates. some individuals *“*to keep up with the Jonses:” But in the main it is a determination to make one’s home town the best little town that circumstances will permit, with a reasonable regard for limitations of population and aver-! wagze wealth. When these lmitations are considered, in various relations to community life in Nevada City, it is apparent that much of the progress and the cost of carrying on devolves upon a comparative few of its citizens, who volunteer ,through civic pride to do those things, which . in larger cities are.done more eas-. ily and at lesc cost relatively to in-. dividual donors. The time is not far distant, perhaps, when we shall: have a Community Chest to care for Boy Scouts, to provide funds for the Benevolent Society, for the Red Cross and the Salvation Army, and such other actvities or organizations as now regularly make ther solicitation, one treading, it would seem, on the heels of another,. When that time comes there. will ‘be ‘one annual solicitafrom all parts of the} trip, the} the . 17 and pRIde) Christian Andersen at . park . plications to ques. assemblage of . at the National Capij with the) of Forest City. when all . ed fan comiittee . invites them to do. The} . Fish and Game Code have been made Russell -B. Farley, opened. Most o thfe violations were} due to ignorance; some of them: to! Equalization negligence and one or two’ apparent-! at ly. with the intention of same container again stamps intact. sNstablishments whose arrested the Gene’s Place for With state excise stamps . cancelled. Judge Walter Mobley fined proprietors him $75 this morning. ) FIVEINRACE FOR SAN JUAN ~ FIESTA’S QUEEN the! MAD PASSENGER ALMOS#STEERS Neil McCue, passenger on the Greyhound line, making the trip from Chicago to San Francisco, endangered. the lives of the driver and twenty-four passengers of his bus when he went amuck early this morning as the bus was passing Donner Lake. McCue, who had been drinking, grabbed the steering wheel over the shoulder ofthe driver and tried to furn the bus down the steep incline into Donner Lake. Reverend A. french of Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania, There are five candidates, thus far, for queen of the San Juan Ridge Fiesta, which takes place August 18 at North San Juan. Entries in this contest will close tomorrow night at 5 p. m. Those who wish to enter are requested to mail application to, or to see, Mrs. Red Men’s closing hour. Apbe mailed. to Mrs. Nevada City. Those already in the contest are before the may Andersen at box 295, Miss Beth Young and Dorothy Thom-) ° BS credited by elon passengers . . both of Nevada City ind. Miss. “ith saving their lives when by wresas both of Nevad: a: Miss : ae : tling with the demented wan oj Adele Cunningham of North San af : : Pee oak Mi ide venting him ‘from overpowering the * an, 4 SS suc © driver unsil the but was brought to a stop only four feet from the va Miss Lois Davis Browning ot French Corral and . ! The actual contest will begin toes ee J ‘ ee Other ‘men: passengers combined morrow morning when a_ certain. oe ome 4 ae é : : thelr efforts to subdue the craze number of merchants have agreed to S q a man until Highway MeKeen and Jeputy Dolly took McCue Placed him in. the Patrolman ©, 8, Sheriff Tom in. custody and Truckee jail on charge. In jail, the ersteiiiaice 6a contest . while madman, bade no trouble, but require that candidates must be un-. *!#red vacantly before him, not married and froth 16 to 25 years of) Nearing questions addressed to him. age. There will be. valuable’ prizes . He gave as the reason for his ac-! offered the winner, and those who do} tion, “everybody was laughing at vot win will also receive prizes and } ue because I had trouble with may. guests of the} ‘icket.” during the fiesta, and . “. BANG UP SHOWS sive free votes for candidates away Winthe places . votes may be obtain. with every 25 cents purchase. dow cards will designate in which these open Rules for honors, All will be management all will be given important the queen’s retinue, NEW CAME L AWS AT NEV. THEATRE I rh ED’ ! The .Ne vada boca boasts two iy ; Sanelent pictures for the early part! r eof the week-—Monday and Tuesday, . “Gold Diggers of 1935" f will be the SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.——Nes ei sears : 1 batt . Show, and Wednesday and Th lrsday ‘ish and game laws, passed a ie}: . pee to me ae hy . . “Black Fury” .will be shown. “Gold . recen close¢ egislative session’ —. : paras y es Diggers of 1935’ is another first . . will not go into effect until Se tem} P : : : rate musical from Warner Brothers. . ber 15, unless they carried an “urg) a ". rhe first since 1933—and twice as ency clause, Anglers and hunters ; i big as any of the others! A gay fun!

who are interested in the new resu. show, sparkling with stars—burstof this fact by ; see ? with laughs—sizzling with roHerbert C, Deyle,: executive aificer mance—and bubbling over with of the Djvision of Fish and Game, : ; s ; romping rythm! This picture has one Department of Natural Resources. . of the largest casts of stars (i the Following many requests’ as to the: history of musical comedies on the cactdg CoRR Powell. Gloria Stuart, Adolphe Menjou, Alice Brady, Glenda Farrell, Hugh Herbert, Frank McHugh, Joe Cawthorn, Grant Mitchell, and three hundred of Busby . Berkeley Beauties in “Lullaby of Broadway” and _ other spectacular . musical numbers. \ MISS THOMAS COSTUMER FOR NEPTUNE SHOW! lations are advised YT ine interpretation of new laws, Mr. is said: “Quite a number of. changes in the by this session of the legislature. With the exception of ‘one bill prohibiting the use of fresh water trout spawn for bait, which passed with an urgency clause and became law when it was signed by the governor, all others will not become effective until ninety days after Atlonmpgent of the legislature. “In order to avoid confusion, it will be the policy of this office not to give out information on the new legislation until all of the bills have been signed by the governor. There Sema EN EY are so many bills, that the signing, Miss Dorothy Thomas has had di-. of some subsequent bill might can-! rection of the costuming of the cast cel the provisions of one. bill al--. for “Showing Neptune.” She has ready signed.” . wrought many novel and unusual ef. fects by means of brightly colored . materials which will intereste not only the girls but their mothers. Other members of the costume. committee consis tof Mrs. Leland Smith and Mrs. George Gildersleeve. SABAN-—-At the Nevada City Sanitarium, Nevada Clty: July 18: 1935, to Mr. and Mrs, Matt Saban of Nevada City, a son. Miss Frances Davey and brother, Harry, Jr., who have. been making a month’s taney of the United States arrived home Saturday night by way of the Redwood highway. tion, and instead of swallowing al dozen pills a short intervals we shall swallow a single large bolus.and bedone with charities for the year. We earnestly: recommend this subject to the Nevada City: Chamber of Commerce. i BORN: At Nevada City, California, July 16,:1986, to Mr. and Mrs. sente tid woe . roy Will be hostess to a great gath-. administrator for the State Board of . ering of Scout friends on Lost Hill. . operator having distilled . °* e using the. spirits in his bossessioly without the . Mifteen tables have attached and Mrs. Kilroy ers. will anticipates eighty play already beer August 7 in Armory hall, cents each. boree, mittee feels it canmot raise enough summon. a group of the most expert funds to assist threé boys to canes swimmers in the realm. He will in-. the trip and he expects to go to Westi Point in.the near future. Pratti and Dick Marriott, boys, their expenses. splendid representation at Washington? D. C: ‘of 1G! PONTE DC Supervisor R, aS P. Tahoe National. Forest stated / morning all days are under control. At. Remington Hill where fire, at Biz Tunne? broke out, 72 on the fighting lines this morning the number fifty. The forest service brought their big pumpers into P. G.-& EB. ditch ‘system for water . to wet down the hill sides near Big ie Tunnel. There times 380 men on the fire, lasted two days and burned 400 acres men were were at which over . . Fifty men were sent into the Am-‘ . ; crican ‘River canyon to fight a stub. born fire there. They . pletely out, have it com A Jarge forest service truck loaded with steel for McKillican bridge, above North Bloomfield, passed . through Nevada City today. _ Work} has so far progressed that the: ; crews are about ready for placing ; Of the steel. It will take six weeks . ; Or two months more to , this bridge. Staie Ranger William. F, Sharp, . who is in charge of the SERA: camp . at Nevada City’s southern limits, states. the series of fires in state forests are practically all out. He has been kept on the jump almost day and night in the last few days having had more than a fire a day. Last Sunday, July 14 there was a brisk grass fire on the Horan ranen near Newtown; Monday a small one at Lake Vera north of Nevada. City; Tuesday it is stated a ‘fire started from sparks from the narrow gauge railroad on Gold Flat, burning a small acfeage; Wednesday a fire flared up on the White Ranch at Peardale; and on the same day a fire on the Demieville ranch 12 miles southwest of Nevada City in the Cottage Hill section, raised immense clouds of smoke which with ashes and cinders were carried into Nevada City. This fireburned over , considerable territory and was controlled Thursday. On Friday fire broke out on the Dobbins’ place ‘on } Magnolia road on Bear River, and a area above the Murchie mine east of this city. There were forty men on the Dobbins fire. ; Saturday Sharp took a crew to the Bert Hawke ranch, north of Nevada City on the Downieville highway near the Yuba river, to take care of a barn fire. Mr. Hawke lost his home by fire six weeks ago and was livying in his barn when it caught fire and was destroyed. Mr. Sharp stated CCC men were called from the ‘DeSabla Camp in Butte. county to fight the Downieville fire. Men were also called from Colfax and Auburn to fight fires in the southern part of the county durHoward Eckman, a son. ing the week. The building of a share in the evening fun. will be a will address the Warren Chapman who was sched-. the uled to attend the Washington Jamhas withdrawn largely owing to the factthat the campaign comAlbert {ming for health.”’ the® other are working energetically to pile up funds to pay a large part of All tthree boys are scout leaders of high standing and the committee beelieves they will Sive Nevada City’Scouts and Cubs a) pear Bixsiow of the ve fires of the last tew . Sunday and Was cut to service using the different . complete . small-forest blaze called men to the . King Neptune his face clothed in. ally declares his’ willingness to aelong graywhiskers, in his hand qa cept the pool as part of his . great. “. pristling trident, enters the scene on. 40main and dives into the pool, to his royal surrounded by his; ®'Urn by a subterranean channel to . favorite. mermaids all -of his underwater palace. barge beautious / sold. Tickets to this affair and to; mein and flowing grace. Two mighty. Tickets to this great show are 25 all the card parties including the ‘ritons will guard him in his voyage! °ents ‘each. They are on sale at The private parties scheduled for July; around the pool. Nevada City Nugget office, the Har31, and the great community VRICY . The barge will dock and Neptune . ris and the Dickerman Drug stores; assembly, gather-. 224 at the municipal péol. Only a ed on the etrraces. He will demand . limited number of cheer a reason for building this pool. . be sold and those who desire to atThere will then Neptune a before! tend Nevada City’s first water pagpowerful . who will . appear with torso, ‘ant.are urged to get theirs at once. JAMMED STEERING GEAR CAUSES CAR ACCIDENT Lyman mining man of this city, was about town today carrying injuries received.in an auto mishap, the latter part of last ewek. He was in Sacramento last week and when he started to pull from the curb was, hit by another car that and demonstrate “swimming jammed his steering gear. He en{ for safety, for sport and for fun.” A deavored to drive his car home. ‘Just swimmer arms and muscular struct them to show Neptune “swimThe swimmers then Mr. execute various evolutions in the-water, including a grand march in twos, four. and eights, They will then demonstrate the various swimming Sports in good form. A stalwart life ‘saver will then anGilmore, j Water clown will appear and do his . below Grass Valley the car became handed stunts in the water, and the . unmanageable {and went into the ;5wimming coach will illustrate the} ditch at the side of the road and fo50NS Z1ven swimmers in the pool. turned over. Mr. Gilmore received a a climax to. this demonstravente n one ‘ot the expert divers will lniount the high diving platform with kerosene burning over chest injury, two broken ribs, sprained knee, and a long cut on the and forehead Which took « everal stitches . his body; to close. His car was again damaged. . gel WHTTORD AMATEDR NICHT ve e'& Se" TQ BE HONORED entire life = this: city, away yesterday in a San! yi a "rancisco hospital, whither she had night in sone for medical care. Mrs. Whitford ; piqee was 64 The body ar. tived in this city this afternoon and funeral services ill be Mrs. Annie almost her who passed Amateur the San Juan Fiesta and home coming celeyears of age. bration sponsored by the San Juan Ridge Improvement League on announced . by Fpneral one of. A. M. Holmes, . Surviving Mrs. Whitford ig her! usual and husband Mr. J. J. Whitford. The; self. sympathy of a wide circle of friends . is. extended to him in his August 17 and 18, will be an uninteresting event in itChristian Andersen, director in bereave-. chief is taking’a special interest in ment: . this appearance of young and ambii . tious amateurs with stake aspiraig Ee . tions. Several have already submit. } telephone line from the local state . ted their names and there promises camp. to Howell Hill has bee on de-. to be a considerable number who . laxed for several days an account of “strut their stuff’ on the stage of the men all being called out on fires, the new community house in North San Juan, when their hour rolls . around. : Andersen has arranged with Wil. LAST RITES TODAY FOR LATE E. LS BARTON fe bed ee com gers Funeral services were held oe in Grass Valley, that the morning at 10 o’eclock for the late . amateur who wins by popular vote E. H. Barton, 56 of Grass Valley. . in this contest, will have an opporMr. Barton, a native of Loyalton . tunity to repeat his act at both these passed away Saturday after being in. theatres. For this he or she will rethe hospital for a week. ceive $5 for each appearance All Surviving the deceased are: Two. Stage accessories such as spot lightjsons, John Barton and Cornelius! i"& and microphone will be availBarton of Grass Valley and a daugh. able to the winner In° addition to . Mrs. Irene Becker of Sacramen-. this there will be three prizes awardare surviving family members. . ed the best performers, The first Funeral services were conductea. Will receive $7.50, the second $5 by Rev. E. O. Chapel of the Congreand the third $2.50. Those who wish sational church at the W. R. Jefford. ‘© enter the amateur contest are reand Sons funeral home. Interment; 1uested to see Christian Andersen was in Greenwood cemetery, dae make their initial try-out. Sn aa oe SCOUT BENEFIT PARTY AT KILROY HOME WED. —-—_—_. } Ernest Brown, Columbia Hill mer. chant and gas station proprietor; Reservations for the Scout Benewas fined seventy five dollars this. fit card party to be given by Mr. morning by Judge Walter Mobley for. and Mrs. Elza Kilroy at their home . letting customers drink beer on the. on Lost Hill are coming in rapidly. premises ‘of his store. Farley of. the The party will be Wednesday Board of Equalization brought the. night at 8 o’clock and all desiring charges. Brown holds an off sale reservations please phone 45. Men license. . : players as well as women players : ave invited. It is hoped that all who ‘can will come and help the Scouts on their way toWashington. IHLEGAL VENISON Game Warden Hari Hiscox arrested six men in the Royal Gorge country of the American river country for killing and possession of venison. Five of the men plead guilty before] most successful woman gold d Judge P. W. Smith of Auburn and. operator is Mary E. Smith, ow one demanded a hearing in the Au-! and operator of the Trinity Dr burn township court. Three of the. Co., at Lewiston. She has at ; men elected to serve 30 days in jail in lieuof the $75 fine. _Two plead}. guilty to possession, ofthe deer. meat . only ‘and paid’ $36 nee COMES HIGH MARY E. SMITH DREDGE» OPERATOR ~ One of the few and perhaps the