July 22, 1935 (6 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 22, 1935. — SS ——————— SS ——————— — ——— =LLLP LEELA EEE SELLE THO LT ED like Mrs. Conner, and there are not] fill the eye with local color nor do too many, who: preserve and keep. the nostrils sense the smells -asms Nevada City Nu 305 Broad Street. Seoteetes 40 25 gget Phone 36 shertenie + A Lega! Newspaper, as defined lished at Nevada City. 2, H, M. LEETE Nevada City, Cal City,,. under One year (In Ac Published Semiter‘of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada Act of SUBSCRIPTION RATES Geode sten teste eetetete sieotesteetentesteedestteniiedieteieteteieies Betertoteseaterteieiotoleteteieieleioiniote foi by statute. Printed and Pubbr Sas ei Editor and Publisher + weekly, Monday and Friday at 4 ifornia, and entered as mail mat~+) & . ae March 8,. 1879. a Congress, at s+ of % as t & Ivance) ste t8. PacS Ol Mussolini Will Fight Mussolini is out to take a slice of Abyssinia, or perhaps to establish some sort of control over the whole country, and that is that, so far as he is co ncerned. What the rest of the world thinks about it cuts little figure. He told Captain Anthony Eden, the British master of international intrigue— sometimes known as dip consider a British gift of a slice of Ethiopian territory: told an American newspaper lomacy — that he would not even He correspondent he was going ahead on a principle of conquest long followed by all nations, the United States included. He even brushed aside the possibility he may not succeed against a million courageous, fiercely loyal Abyssinian warriors entrenched in an eenvironment understood only by themselves. There is no stopping Mussolini. What worries the world is whether this can remain an isolated conquest, or whether it will plunge all of Europe ixto the maw of war. And what worries the United States is whether this country can stay out, if Europe is plunged in. Whether or not Mussolini’s war, if it does occur, will drag Europe in depends upon various ever-shifting forces. One argument has it that while Itatian military strength is concentrated abroad, the Balkans will get out of hand, or}% Austria will fall a prey to Hitler. Should either of these things happen, war would be as good as under way. But Mussolini contends they will not happen. His argument .is that Italy has a fighting machine perfectly capable of keeping things in hand at home and abroad at the same time. By way of con-; vincing the world of this, he is planning the greatese demon: stration of military might tha extend from one end of the country to t streets with up-to-the-minute t Italy has ever fighting men, and the air with up-to-the-minute fighting machines. Another possible spark is the the Abyssinian request for aid from Japan. Although.! —. it is not likely, should Japan respond this would in turn in. . } volve Russia, who must fight Japan eventually anyway— . which would in turn involve France and Poland, who have . . f. agreements with Russia, et cetera coming, eventually. This may may. and infinitum. be it. And then again it j not according . MINING NEWS $50, GREEN MOUNTAIN PROPERTY Ore being extracted from a ledge of ore averaging to feet “gn width in the Green Mountain property which is north and east of the Murchie mine. A five stamp mill is to go to the property Sunday and ’ as soon as installed treating of ore will start. Charles and Norman Kistle, are working the is 4 6 owners, BRUSH CREEK PROPERTY Mr. O. B. DeWitt has taken a lease on the dump at the Brush Creek mine which is located between Alleghany and Downieville and is putting the ore through the mill on the property at the rate of about 35 tons per day. This work started six weeks ago. Mr:DeWitt has ten men employea. It is a high grade property and has a splendid .past GOLDEN CENTER MINE According to reports a drift, is being driven from the Golden Center mine in Grass Valley to the Peabody shaft which is being cleaned out. It is reported tributers will work the Peabody property when it is reopened. Y EMPIRE-STAR The Empire-Star Mines Company, Ltd, is sinking the main 1,600-foot shaft in the Murchie mine at Nevada City, California, to 2,000 feet. According to George A. Kervin, manager of that property, the shaft work will be followed by opening new levels and the development of a large acreage beelieved to contain continuations of the vein system. Three hundred men have been employed at this mine for many months. ‘ALTA HILL PROPERTY An old channel is being worked in the recently reopened Alta Hill property below Grass Valley, at about a depth of 200 feet. BULLION MINE Ore is being mined at the rate of about 150 tons per day at the Bullion mine Trucks are hauling the ore to the Idaho-Maryland property for treating at their mill. HOMESTAKE MINING COMPANY PAYS. BONUS On July 2 each employee of the . jake Mining Company at Lead, Dakota, received a bonus of mine, production record. . -% men. to its payroll. SPRING HILL -MINE foot all steel headframe at Spring Hill mine north of. Grass Valley. The new mill building is practically complete. Some of the machinery for the large mill has arrived. H. R. Plate of* Nevada City is in charge > \. of perations. IDAHO-MARYLAND MINES The new addition to the Brunswick mill ig still under construction with a lot of work to be done to get it into production. The first work of the circular shaft is completed with it down 550 feet and holed through ings of. the Idaho-Maryland . mine. The work will be completed soon and give the company a new air shaft and an auxiliary exit. GOLDEN BEAR MINE The Golden Bear mine located in the Alleghany djstrict, is opening up for summer work, unwatering the 200 foot shaft has been completed and they are ready for drifting at the 200 foot level. T. H. Hickey is superintendent. Five men are employed. . . ZEIBRIGHT PROPERTY About 100 men are employed at the Zeibright mine which is just beyond Bear Valley east of Nevada City. built in recent ‘months to house the men. Work is progressing on the foundation for the new 300 ton mill which is to be installed shortly. FREDERIC MINE . Reports from the Frederic mine {in the Willow Valley section, east of Nevada City, are that the last ore mined and'treated at the Queen Lil mill is very good. Fourteen men are employed. Mr. ‘Bardill of New York is operating the property. — DEER CREEK UNION The shaft at the Deer Creek Union hine southeast of Nevada City is being pumped out and a crew of about eight are employed under Captain George A. Nihell. to’ connect the underground work. } known. It will . * he other, will fill the: War is, . to an announcement made by B.C. Yates; general man! As the company has approximately 2,200 employes, the funds thus; distributed amounted to $110,000: Since the increase in gold prices, Homestake has added more than 500 Work is being rushed on the 71-; the} e 10 -@n8 sacred the memories of the past and sociated with different locales. By who’forge ahead to new accomplish. fast travel I arrive at a destination ments, _} quickly, but ‘by a slow conveyance I gather all the romance and associaWhen Music, heavenly maid was young, And her first lyre was deftly tuning, She'd never heard Bing’s quavering,croon , Or Rudy’s very mawkish crooning. When History first felt the urge To tabulate the world’s essentials, No mortal knew a single thing _ About our sturdy fundamentals. When Poetry began to fume And roll her eyes in frenzy fine, Was it because prophetically She caught a glimpse of Gertrude Stein? When Drama stepped upon the boards And sundry masks began to wear, There was no star in all the land ' Like our comedian, Maxie Baer. Terpsichore. with flashing heels Cavorted on the shores of Greece, Without the aid of rude jazz bands That blare and blare without surcease. Yet in some way those infant arts Contrived to live and muddle through, And many a shock they have survived Since they and this old earth were new. —A MERRIAM CONNER. Haille Selassie the Emperor of} tions. Maybe, you have a second Ethiopia has declared himself in nO; hand burro I can borrow. uncertain terms regarding the Ital: eu ian episode. He does not, say as did ae Patrick Henry ‘give me liberty or give me death.”’ But no matter what the words, the cry echoes down the world’s history with the same vehemence. The word liberty spreads a soft glowing feeling in the human spirit. In some. cases it has been found to be a will-’o-the-wisp sort of thing and most of the time true liberty cannot be had. HOW TO REDUCE . In a Sensible and Safe Manner REXALL SPARKLING . airs tit Money for money itself has be. come the master of humanity’s liberty. Until we find an eequitable way to use money for what it can do Makes a delightful, effervescent drink for the prompt removal of waste from the in1 testinal tract. there can be no true liberty. No _ A 30-day diet in every pack. panacea so far advanced has been age. Use this diet and REXALL SPARKLING. SALTS to keep in any sense ; e -ee aoe Oe oe Sees that youthful figure. i tary ills and there is one thing as : ! certain as death and taxes, viz: hu. 0Z BOTTLE 60° } ° t man security cannot be assured unVy til we cease to accept money as id . : s something besides a medium of exR. H. Harris change, PHONE 100 Were I to choose a means of . SAVE with SAFETY at Tne Rexall DRUG STORE (or travel from one place to another it would be by the slowest method}, available as for instance a coastwise steamer stopping at every port. . For when in a hurry one does not se Aun of WEEKLY OMMENT BY Christian Andersen The time for thank yous and feli; citation to one’s fellow workers is usually left until after a project is . finished and in the baz then it is that all names are mentioned and the thanks issued. I should like to reverse that custom. Having been selected to direct and the thereof will be want it known that behind all the i mentions of my name, in conneci tion there is an army of merchants j and. workers who even more than l any one else deserve public ac! claim. These people are doing their share of whatever there is to do in the heat of the day and the cool of the evening all with their heart and soul in this interesting community effort. Therefore, now and here, let and to the public in general that these behind the scenes workers deserve and should receive praise and consideration for their splendid cooperation, and I humbly stand aside of due credit may fall on my coworkers. My mind is so full of the San Juan Iiesta that nothing else presents itself, for expression. Part of the night I am planning the amateur hour, the queen contests and all the other details which must be definitely taken into consideration FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY . HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, . N.S. G. W. Meets every Tuesday evening at Several buildings have been ; Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Visiting Native Sons welcome, JOE O'NEILL, President. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec'y. WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB . Regular meetings the 2nd and, fourth Mondays: of the month, at the Brand Studio. President, Mrs. Geo. Gildersleeve. . .Secretary, Mrs. Leland Smith. Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. O. Elks Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. vV. V. FOLEY, Secretary. a the San Juan Fie-. sta was an honor ! (11010 * gg een me acknowledge to them: with my hat off so that the spotlight . performed with all! my energy but ra ’ J { ' in. a show of this magnitude. San Juan has had and is still having it’s troubles about the water question (which will solve many ‘economic problems.) It was mentioned by one misinformed writer as a ghost town, which it is not in any sense. San Juan is set like a diadem in the voluptuous crown of the Sierra foothills. It’s people have overcome many bitter, disappointments and are stil) carrying on. Is was my privilege and honor to meet and converse with one of North San Juan’s famous daughters whose dauntless spirit seems to me representative of North San Juan. I speak of Mrs. A. Merriam Conner, whose heart is entwined in this small community. Mrs. Conner graciously consented to let us_ use one of: her poems for the front of our souvenir program. It is spirits IN SAN FRANCISCO § New in dress, beautifully finished rooms, with colored tiled baths and showers, located on San Francisco's famous Powell Street opposite Union Square Restaurant « Coffee Shop + Cocktail Room Circulating Ice Water, RATES {150 + 2.00 2.50 3.00 SINGLE 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 DOUBLE ae GARAGE SERVICE AT ENTRANCE L AT O'FARRELL STREET * SAN . FR HARVEY M. TOY, MANAGING OWNEE. “MEET ME AT THE MANX” ei “Water Pageant !! “SHOWING _ EPTUNE” . The Old Boy Himself, ar. rayed in his whiskers and seaweed, will appear and inspect Nevada City’s New Municipal Pool. High Diving Swan Dives .»/ . Fire Dive Swimming Evolutions by a Company of Expert Swimmers. FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 26 8 o'CLOCK, MUNICIPAL POOL ab ve Tickets 25 cents each. On sale at the Dickerman and Harris Drug Stores, the Nevada City Nugget Office, and at the pool.

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 22, 1935. — SS ——————— SS ——————— — ——— =LLLP LEELA EEE SELLE THO LT ED like Mrs. Conner, and there are not] fill the eye with local color nor do too many, who: preserve and keep. the nostrils sense the smells -asms Nevada City Nu 305 Broad Street. Seoteetes 40 25 gget Phone 36 shertenie + A Lega! Newspaper, as defined lished at Nevada City. 2, H, M. LEETE Nevada City, Cal City,,. under One year (In Ac Published Semiter‘of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada Act of SUBSCRIPTION RATES Geode sten teste eetetete sieotesteetentesteedestteniiedieteieteteieies Betertoteseaterteieiotoleteteieieleioiniote foi by statute. Printed and Pubbr Sas ei Editor and Publisher + weekly, Monday and Friday at 4 ifornia, and entered as mail mat~+) & . ae March 8,. 1879. a Congress, at s+ of % as t & Ivance) ste t8. PacS Ol Mussolini Will Fight Mussolini is out to take a slice of Abyssinia, or perhaps to establish some sort of control over the whole country, and that is that, so far as he is co ncerned. What the rest of the world thinks about it cuts little figure. He told Captain Anthony Eden, the British master of international intrigue— sometimes known as dip consider a British gift of a slice of Ethiopian territory: told an American newspaper lomacy — that he would not even He correspondent he was going ahead on a principle of conquest long followed by all nations, the United States included. He even brushed aside the possibility he may not succeed against a million courageous, fiercely loyal Abyssinian warriors entrenched in an eenvironment understood only by themselves. There is no stopping Mussolini. What worries the world is whether this can remain an isolated conquest, or whether it will plunge all of Europe ixto the maw of war. And what worries the United States is whether this country can stay out, if Europe is plunged in. Whether or not Mussolini’s war, if it does occur, will drag Europe in depends upon various ever-shifting forces. One argument has it that while Itatian military strength is concentrated abroad, the Balkans will get out of hand, or}% Austria will fall a prey to Hitler. Should either of these things happen, war would be as good as under way. But Mussolini contends they will not happen. His argument .is that Italy has a fighting machine perfectly capable of keeping things in hand at home and abroad at the same time. By way of con-; vincing the world of this, he is planning the greatese demon: stration of military might tha extend from one end of the country to t streets with up-to-the-minute t Italy has ever fighting men, and the air with up-to-the-minute fighting machines. Another possible spark is the the Abyssinian request for aid from Japan. Although.! —. it is not likely, should Japan respond this would in turn in. . } volve Russia, who must fight Japan eventually anyway— . which would in turn involve France and Poland, who have . . f. agreements with Russia, et cetera coming, eventually. This may may. and infinitum. be it. And then again it j not according . MINING NEWS $50, GREEN MOUNTAIN PROPERTY Ore being extracted from a ledge of ore averaging to feet “gn width in the Green Mountain property which is north and east of the Murchie mine. A five stamp mill is to go to the property Sunday and ’ as soon as installed treating of ore will start. Charles and Norman Kistle, are working the is 4 6 owners, BRUSH CREEK PROPERTY Mr. O. B. DeWitt has taken a lease on the dump at the Brush Creek mine which is located between Alleghany and Downieville and is putting the ore through the mill on the property at the rate of about 35 tons per day. This work started six weeks ago. Mr:DeWitt has ten men employea. It is a high grade property and has a splendid .past GOLDEN CENTER MINE According to reports a drift, is being driven from the Golden Center mine in Grass Valley to the Peabody shaft which is being cleaned out. It is reported tributers will work the Peabody property when it is reopened. Y EMPIRE-STAR The Empire-Star Mines Company, Ltd, is sinking the main 1,600-foot shaft in the Murchie mine at Nevada City, California, to 2,000 feet. According to George A. Kervin, manager of that property, the shaft work will be followed by opening new levels and the development of a large acreage beelieved to contain continuations of the vein system. Three hundred men have been employed at this mine for many months. ‘ALTA HILL PROPERTY An old channel is being worked in the recently reopened Alta Hill property below Grass Valley, at about a depth of 200 feet. BULLION MINE Ore is being mined at the rate of about 150 tons per day at the Bullion mine Trucks are hauling the ore to the Idaho-Maryland property for treating at their mill. HOMESTAKE MINING COMPANY PAYS. BONUS On July 2 each employee of the . jake Mining Company at Lead, Dakota, received a bonus of mine, production record. . -% men. to its payroll. SPRING HILL -MINE foot all steel headframe at Spring Hill mine north of. Grass Valley. The new mill building is practically complete. Some of the machinery for the large mill has arrived. H. R. Plate of* Nevada City is in charge > \. of perations. IDAHO-MARYLAND MINES The new addition to the Brunswick mill ig still under construction with a lot of work to be done to get it into production. The first work of the circular shaft is completed with it down 550 feet and holed through ings of. the Idaho-Maryland . mine. The work will be completed soon and give the company a new air shaft and an auxiliary exit. GOLDEN BEAR MINE The Golden Bear mine located in the Alleghany djstrict, is opening up for summer work, unwatering the 200 foot shaft has been completed and they are ready for drifting at the 200 foot level. T. H. Hickey is superintendent. Five men are employed. . . ZEIBRIGHT PROPERTY About 100 men are employed at the Zeibright mine which is just beyond Bear Valley east of Nevada City. built in recent ‘months to house the men. Work is progressing on the foundation for the new 300 ton mill which is to be installed shortly. FREDERIC MINE . Reports from the Frederic mine {in the Willow Valley section, east of Nevada City, are that the last ore mined and'treated at the Queen Lil mill is very good. Fourteen men are employed. Mr. ‘Bardill of New York is operating the property. — DEER CREEK UNION The shaft at the Deer Creek Union hine southeast of Nevada City is being pumped out and a crew of about eight are employed under Captain George A. Nihell. to’ connect the underground work. } known. It will . * he other, will fill the:

War is, . to an announcement made by B.C. Yates; general man! As the company has approximately 2,200 employes, the funds thus; distributed amounted to $110,000: Since the increase in gold prices, Homestake has added more than 500 Work is being rushed on the 71-; the} e 10 -@n8 sacred the memories of the past and sociated with different locales. By who’forge ahead to new accomplish. fast travel I arrive at a destination ments, _} quickly, but ‘by a slow conveyance I gather all the romance and associaWhen Music, heavenly maid was young, And her first lyre was deftly tuning, She'd never heard Bing’s quavering,croon , Or Rudy’s very mawkish crooning. When History first felt the urge To tabulate the world’s essentials, No mortal knew a single thing _ About our sturdy fundamentals. When Poetry began to fume And roll her eyes in frenzy fine, Was it because prophetically She caught a glimpse of Gertrude Stein? When Drama stepped upon the boards And sundry masks began to wear, There was no star in all the land ' Like our comedian, Maxie Baer. Terpsichore. with flashing heels Cavorted on the shores of Greece, Without the aid of rude jazz bands That blare and blare without surcease. Yet in some way those infant arts Contrived to live and muddle through, And many a shock they have survived Since they and this old earth were new. —A MERRIAM CONNER. Haille Selassie the Emperor of} tions. Maybe, you have a second Ethiopia has declared himself in nO; hand burro I can borrow. uncertain terms regarding the Ital: eu ian episode. He does not, say as did ae Patrick Henry ‘give me liberty or give me death.”’ But no matter what the words, the cry echoes down the world’s history with the same vehemence. The word liberty spreads a soft glowing feeling in the human spirit. In some. cases it has been found to be a will-’o-the-wisp sort of thing and most of the time true liberty cannot be had. HOW TO REDUCE . In a Sensible and Safe Manner REXALL SPARKLING . airs tit Money for money itself has be. come the master of humanity’s liberty. Until we find an eequitable way to use money for what it can do Makes a delightful, effervescent drink for the prompt removal of waste from the in1 testinal tract. there can be no true liberty. No _ A 30-day diet in every pack. panacea so far advanced has been age. Use this diet and REXALL SPARKLING. SALTS to keep in any sense ; e -ee aoe Oe oe Sees that youthful figure. i tary ills and there is one thing as : ! certain as death and taxes, viz: hu. 0Z BOTTLE 60° } ° t man security cannot be assured unVy til we cease to accept money as id . : s something besides a medium of exR. H. Harris change, PHONE 100 Were I to choose a means of . SAVE with SAFETY at Tne Rexall DRUG STORE (or travel from one place to another it would be by the slowest method}, available as for instance a coastwise steamer stopping at every port. . For when in a hurry one does not se Aun of WEEKLY OMMENT BY Christian Andersen The time for thank yous and feli; citation to one’s fellow workers is usually left until after a project is . finished and in the baz then it is that all names are mentioned and the thanks issued. I should like to reverse that custom. Having been selected to direct and the thereof will be want it known that behind all the i mentions of my name, in conneci tion there is an army of merchants j and. workers who even more than l any one else deserve public ac! claim. These people are doing their share of whatever there is to do in the heat of the day and the cool of the evening all with their heart and soul in this interesting community effort. Therefore, now and here, let and to the public in general that these behind the scenes workers deserve and should receive praise and consideration for their splendid cooperation, and I humbly stand aside of due credit may fall on my coworkers. My mind is so full of the San Juan Iiesta that nothing else presents itself, for expression. Part of the night I am planning the amateur hour, the queen contests and all the other details which must be definitely taken into consideration FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY . HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, . N.S. G. W. Meets every Tuesday evening at Several buildings have been ; Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Visiting Native Sons welcome, JOE O'NEILL, President. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec. Sec'y. WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB . Regular meetings the 2nd and, fourth Mondays: of the month, at the Brand Studio. President, Mrs. Geo. Gildersleeve. . .Secretary, Mrs. Leland Smith. Nevada City Lodge, No. 518, B. P. O. Elks Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks home, Pine Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. vV. V. FOLEY, Secretary. a the San Juan Fie-. sta was an honor ! (11010 * gg een me acknowledge to them: with my hat off so that the spotlight . performed with all! my energy but ra ’ J { ' in. a show of this magnitude. San Juan has had and is still having it’s troubles about the water question (which will solve many ‘economic problems.) It was mentioned by one misinformed writer as a ghost town, which it is not in any sense. San Juan is set like a diadem in the voluptuous crown of the Sierra foothills. It’s people have overcome many bitter, disappointments and are stil) carrying on. Is was my privilege and honor to meet and converse with one of North San Juan’s famous daughters whose dauntless spirit seems to me representative of North San Juan. I speak of Mrs. A. Merriam Conner, whose heart is entwined in this small community. Mrs. Conner graciously consented to let us_ use one of: her poems for the front of our souvenir program. It is spirits IN SAN FRANCISCO § New in dress, beautifully finished rooms, with colored tiled baths and showers, located on San Francisco's famous Powell Street opposite Union Square Restaurant « Coffee Shop + Cocktail Room Circulating Ice Water, RATES {150 + 2.00 2.50 3.00 SINGLE 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 DOUBLE ae GARAGE SERVICE AT ENTRANCE L AT O'FARRELL STREET * SAN . FR HARVEY M. TOY, MANAGING OWNEE. “MEET ME AT THE MANX” ei “Water Pageant !! “SHOWING _ EPTUNE” . The Old Boy Himself, ar. rayed in his whiskers and seaweed, will appear and inspect Nevada City’s New Municipal Pool. High Diving Swan Dives .»/ . Fire Dive Swimming Evolutions by a Company of Expert Swimmers. FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 26 8 o'CLOCK, MUNICIPAL POOL ab ve Tickets 25 cents each. On sale at the Dickerman and Harris Drug Stores, the Nevada City Nugget Office, and at the pool.