July 27, 1934 (6 pages)

_PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET =o a : Se a ee ee ee a ee a ee ee a a te ee tat 4 Nevada City Nugget 305 Brond Street. Phone 36 Printed and Published at Nevada City. fo Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. esenawiinss swae ses nna sa seresorossdes tebensesusre=~ Editor and Publisher Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada , City., under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) FORWARD AGAIN { There may be something exhilirating in the spectacle of two or three regiments of soldiers on a parade ground executing the command: “Mark Time.” Usually they mark time preparatory to going.some place. But there is nothing more discouraging than when an entire community marks time, or ‘worse, executes an about face and looks backward over the years at the glorious moments in the community's past. Most Mother Lode towns until recently have marked time and about faced. Exceptional men and women, who wished to get somewhere in this mundane sphere moved away into the growing, hustling, progressive parts of the world, where youth has higher values, and hard work and sound thinking bring greater rewards. _ But now the tide turns again, the Lure of Gold, that first created the Mother Lode cities, then ebbed, and left high and is returned to its native hills. Witness today’s story on the front page of this newspaper. Not in many a long year has there been such a demand for housing facilities in Nevada county. Yesterday morning, for instance, one Nevada City real estate dealer had nine calls for houses. Men are coming here with families. They find nothing to shelter them, though they beg with money in their hands. Failing to find suitable houses to rent or buy on terms, scores of these home. seekers are buying or renting a bit ot land and putting up cabins until they can do better. Along the road to the Murchie mine are eight new cabins, and these must obtain their water from old wells. Out in Willow Valley one enterprising new comer (he has dnly been here six years) has built and purchased seven houses, and they are all occupied. His rent roll he regards as permanent, for, he says, if any thing untoward should happen to the mines, he has all the makings of a first class summer resort. ) At the'city’s outskirts, is another man who looks ahead. He is constantly building cabins and houses, but work as hard as he will, he is never able to supply all those who ask for apartments, cabins or houses. * What the town needs is a new residence _ park backed by jights, sewers, streets, water facilities etc. We'll gamble a dollar to a doughnut that any man who _ will spend $1 00,000 in such an enterprise, will find more gold than nine out of ten men who put the same amount into a mine. And that’s not saying that mining ivnestments made under rpoper advice and with canny caution are not good. here. Down there in San Fro where the cd men EICISCO, mea live and survey the state through a telescope, : watching the payrolls, the car loadings, the crops, a ad the flow of tourist traffic, gauging and measuring all the factors that favor or hinder an investment of this kind, they. have decided that a Nevada City Bank of America building is a» good investment. By the same token a home built in this city or near it isa good investment: There are easily five hundred more people in Nevada City than last year at this time. The increase in water service by the city, and in electric installations by the P. G. & E., make this a modest estimate of the increased population. The town bulges with people crowded into quarters that are too small. We have marked time. We have gazed sentimentally on the past and its great achievements. Let us hear the commend: “FORWARD—MARCH! and-do it. NEWSPAPER " Advertising Associalion 1307-18th STREET SACRAMENTO, CALIF. —were in need of someone to work part-time and! learn the Advertising Business. So they appealed to Heald’s, and Miss Zeni was tried out, with the result that her efficiency and business JESSIE ZENI } acumen make her valuable to her Employers. FOLLOW THE ROAD TO A BUSINESS CAREER HEALD Courses appeal to all who desire a Business Education, and offers opportunity for immediate positions, that will shape your future. Write for Information—NOW: DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL Heald’s Tiaizing Is Positive Heald’s Business College and Secretarial Schoo! K Street at 14th LUKE wW. PEART. President Main 6339 Sacramento Other Heald Schovuls: Sut Francisco, Oukland andSan Jose LEARN: Electrical, Mechanical and Civil Engineering under HEALD tutelage. INVEST IN THE FUTURE AN EDUCATION IN. SI'ECIALIZED WORK ENABLES e YOU TO HOLD Good POSITIONS WITH GOOD PAY. a td Write now for Information i HEALD Schools have Helped Young Men and Young Women for more than SEVENTY YEARS. __ . . HEALD’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL ae : POST & VAN NESS AVE. SAN “FRANCISCO deserted with their precious memories among the mountains, . capital to give it every modern convenience in the way of . HIGHWAY EMPLOYEES — PICNIC AT OLYMPIA The second annual picnic ouling of the Nevada City state highway employees, held at Lake Olympia last Sunday was attended by over 200 state highway employees and their friends from Colfax, Downic ville, Grass Valley, Nevada City, North San Juan, Oroville, Sacramento, Truckee and Williams. Tables were spread with picnic basket lunches at 1 p. m., which was followed by games and races with prize scontributed by Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Garrison, who inaugurated the. picnic idea shortly after {their arrival here last year, for the . winners. Refreshments were’ served i throughout the day by Simon Hieronimus and Dick Nickless. JANES SUBMITS PLAN FOR CLEAN SWIM POOL Addison M, Janes, asked by the city council to submit a plan-for the operation of the municipal swimming pool has submitted two plans. One provides for its general tax and the other by charging a small admission. The city counci] has not yet decided which plan it will: adopt. Janes prefaces his communication by expressing the hope that swimming pool and park will be the eenter of an ever munity center for recreation. He recommend that life guards be selected from older Boy Scouts or students who passed the Red Cross Life Saving tests; that a concession booth be established to defray part of the expenses; that the tank be cleaned every day and given a thorough cleaning at least twice a month; that the pool be opened from 10 a. m. until 8 p. m. The total cost for the summer months, according to Jane will be approximately $230. per month during the summer. *% KENTUCKY RIDGE MINE The Kentucky Ridge mine adjacent to the Newtow nsection west of Grass Valley, was take nvoer recently by Ellsworth Wood, a Denver capitalist, and associates. H. D. Quimby, mining engineer of San . Francisco, is in charge of development. Mining equipment for operating i the property is being shipped from , Placerville. The Kentucky Ridge . mine h@s been idle for 50 years. 1 { . . . ! ee nent oe ae ee eer SNR creamy support by a: expanding com. THARP FINDS FAIR OWNER OF LOST PURSE Miss Eloise Ewing, member. of one of the girls camps at Lake Vera, is happy again. Monday night, on! leaving the thea‘er, she dropped her purse on the steps. Deputy District ' Attorney Rober Tharp found it and! left it and left an ad. for the lost! and found department of the Nugget. Yesterday afternoon, however, : he happened to hear the young lady ' asking where to find’Wm. V. Temblyn, theater manager, incidentally mentioning-that-shehad-lost—ner purse. A brief cross examinaticn' satisfied Tharp she was the real $31.60, and, to her great joy, he’ pulled it from his pocket and handed it to. her. . . 2 MORE CCC BOYS ENROLL Fifteen recruits enrolled for Coe; . Camp service in the Tahoe-Ukiah . camp on.the highway east of Neva-. da City and left for ' day. ‘These _young-men have enHsted ‘for six months. Most of this group rare from Nevada County. ! Builds for Health It is the logical Center of Your Die’ We Sell Meat that Will Please You Keystone Meat Market foam bespeaks sparkling refreshment. San Francisco _ Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket CALIFORNIA BREWING ASSN. ~ los Angeles . i] ‘recently. Plan were made for their owner of the purse, which contained ~ camp yester-,, § MEAT . NEVADA CITY {] FRIDAY, July 27, 1934. VYOMING TRIBE, TO INITIATE } BRILL—In San Francisco, July 11, 1934, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brill, a daughter. Mrs. Brill is a former resident of Nevada City. Do Views: Kisow? Operators of Trucks, Tractors and other motor equipment are» getting much better prices on high quality Pennsylvania motor oils at JOYS, than are offered locally. JOY & CO. 1806 M. St. Sacramento have direct refinery connections and sell in less than barrel quantiWyoming Tribe of Red Men acted o.1 the petitions of several palefaces adoption into time. A short social time was enjoyed after the meeting. SUN PRODUCE and GROCERY CO. the order in a short 315 Broad St., Nevada City wove clits ee ne eee f as sag be ‘FRESH FRUITS AND —-— . — VEGETABLES DAILY . . . . ) rucs ee CARPETS . QUALITY THE BEST MNOLEUMS . PRICED PLEASINGLY LOW . ! Free Delivery. Excellent Ser-. GEPHART RUG AND . vice. Special Attention to Out-ofLINOLEUM co. i Town Customers. 118— J St LUMBER TALKS The roses wait for the dawnlight, The river yearns for the sea, And the birds are singing gaily Of nests in the wildwood tree; For the roses, the dawnlight’s splendor, For the river, the curling foam, For the birds, wee nests in the wildwood, For the human heart, a Home. —A. M. C. Sacramento . } Is it a boom? No, just the same and _ steady growth that marks the development of a stableé andsecure community of home loving people. We hear the sounds of hammer and saw upon every hand, and know that Nevada County is Building and Boosting. Necessary public buildings and meeded homes are springing up, and FORWARD is the watchword. The yards; offices and ware houses of the Nevada County Lumber Company are at the service of our building communities. Supplying useful materials enc information is our part in the growth and develo ment of Neveda County. NeVAba COUNTY LUMBER CO. ~ Fred E. Conner, Manager PHONE 29 alone will not increase ide El ce ae af weight.it contains MG eve eal no fat : . *Report on request NEVADA CITY

_PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET =o a : Se a ee ee ee a ee a ee ee a a te ee tat 4 Nevada City Nugget 305 Brond Street. Phone 36 Printed and Published at Nevada City. fo Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. esenawiinss swae ses nna sa seresorossdes tebensesusre=~ Editor and Publisher Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada , City., under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) FORWARD AGAIN { There may be something exhilirating in the spectacle of two or three regiments of soldiers on a parade ground executing the command: “Mark Time.” Usually they mark time preparatory to going.some place. But there is nothing more discouraging than when an entire community marks time, or ‘worse, executes an about face and looks backward over the years at the glorious moments in the community's past. Most Mother Lode towns until recently have marked time and about faced. Exceptional men and women, who wished to get somewhere in this mundane sphere moved away into the growing, hustling, progressive parts of the world, where youth has higher values, and hard work and sound thinking bring greater rewards. _ But now the tide turns again, the Lure of Gold, that first created the Mother Lode cities, then ebbed, and left high and is returned to its native hills. Witness today’s story on the front page of this newspaper. Not in many a long year has there been such a demand for housing facilities in Nevada county. Yesterday morning, for instance, one Nevada City real estate dealer had nine calls for houses. Men are coming here with families. They find nothing to shelter them, though they beg with money in their hands. Failing to find suitable houses to rent or buy on terms, scores of these home. seekers are buying or renting a bit ot land and putting up cabins until they can do better. Along the road to the Murchie mine are eight new cabins, and these must obtain their water from old wells. Out in Willow Valley one enterprising new comer (he has dnly been here six years) has built and purchased seven houses, and they are all occupied. His rent roll he regards as permanent, for, he says, if any thing untoward should happen to the mines, he has all the makings of a first class summer resort. ) At the'city’s outskirts, is another man who looks ahead. He is constantly building cabins and houses, but work as hard as he will, he is never able to supply all those who ask for apartments, cabins or houses. * What the town needs is a new residence _ park backed by jights, sewers, streets, water facilities etc. We'll gamble a dollar to a doughnut that any man who _ will spend $1 00,000 in such an enterprise, will find more gold than nine out of ten men who put the same amount into a mine. And that’s not saying that mining ivnestments made under rpoper advice and with canny caution are not good. here. Down there in San Fro where the cd men EICISCO, mea live and survey the state through a telescope, : watching the payrolls, the car loadings, the crops, a ad the flow of tourist traffic, gauging and measuring all the factors that favor or hinder an investment of this kind, they. have decided that a Nevada City Bank of America building is a» good investment. By the same token a home built in this city or near it isa good investment: There are easily five hundred more people in Nevada City than last year at this time. The increase in water service by the city, and in electric installations by the P. G. & E., make this a modest estimate of the increased population. The town bulges with people crowded into quarters that are too small. We have marked time. We have gazed sentimentally on the past and its great achievements. Let us hear the commend: “FORWARD—MARCH! and-do it. NEWSPAPER " Advertising Associalion 1307-18th STREET SACRAMENTO, CALIF. —were in need of someone to work part-time and! learn the Advertising Business. So they appealed to Heald’s, and Miss Zeni was tried out, with the result that her efficiency and business JESSIE ZENI } acumen make her valuable to her Employers. FOLLOW THE ROAD TO A BUSINESS CAREER HEALD Courses appeal to all who desire a Business Education, and offers opportunity for immediate positions, that will shape your future. Write for Information—NOW: DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL Heald’s Tiaizing Is Positive Heald’s Business College and Secretarial Schoo! K Street at 14th LUKE wW. PEART. President Main 6339 Sacramento Other Heald Schovuls: Sut Francisco, Oukland andSan Jose LEARN: Electrical, Mechanical and Civil Engineering under HEALD tutelage. INVEST IN THE FUTURE AN EDUCATION IN. SI'ECIALIZED WORK ENABLES e YOU TO HOLD Good POSITIONS WITH GOOD PAY. a td Write now for Information i HEALD Schools have Helped Young Men and Young Women for more than SEVENTY YEARS. __ . . HEALD’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL ae : POST & VAN NESS AVE. SAN “FRANCISCO deserted with their precious memories among the mountains, . capital to give it every modern convenience in the way of . HIGHWAY EMPLOYEES — PICNIC AT OLYMPIA The second annual picnic ouling of the Nevada City state highway employees, held at Lake Olympia last Sunday was attended by over 200 state highway employees and their friends from Colfax, Downic ville, Grass Valley, Nevada City, North San Juan, Oroville, Sacramento, Truckee and Williams. Tables were spread with picnic basket lunches at 1 p. m., which was followed by games and races with prize scontributed by Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Garrison, who inaugurated the. picnic idea shortly after {their arrival here last year, for the . winners. Refreshments were’ served i throughout the day by Simon Hieronimus and Dick Nickless. JANES SUBMITS PLAN FOR CLEAN SWIM POOL Addison M, Janes, asked by the city council to submit a plan-for the operation of the municipal swimming pool has submitted two plans. One provides for its general tax and the other by charging a small admission. The city counci] has not yet decided which plan it will: adopt. Janes prefaces his communication by expressing the hope that swimming pool and park will be the eenter of an ever munity center for recreation. He recommend that life guards be selected from older Boy Scouts or students who passed the Red

Cross Life Saving tests; that a concession booth be established to defray part of the expenses; that the tank be cleaned every day and given a thorough cleaning at least twice a month; that the pool be opened from 10 a. m. until 8 p. m. The total cost for the summer months, according to Jane will be approximately $230. per month during the summer. *% KENTUCKY RIDGE MINE The Kentucky Ridge mine adjacent to the Newtow nsection west of Grass Valley, was take nvoer recently by Ellsworth Wood, a Denver capitalist, and associates. H. D. Quimby, mining engineer of San . Francisco, is in charge of development. Mining equipment for operating i the property is being shipped from , Placerville. The Kentucky Ridge . mine h@s been idle for 50 years. 1 { . . . ! ee nent oe ae ee eer SNR creamy support by a: expanding com. THARP FINDS FAIR OWNER OF LOST PURSE Miss Eloise Ewing, member. of one of the girls camps at Lake Vera, is happy again. Monday night, on! leaving the thea‘er, she dropped her purse on the steps. Deputy District ' Attorney Rober Tharp found it and! left it and left an ad. for the lost! and found department of the Nugget. Yesterday afternoon, however, : he happened to hear the young lady ' asking where to find’Wm. V. Temblyn, theater manager, incidentally mentioning-that-shehad-lost—ner purse. A brief cross examinaticn' satisfied Tharp she was the real $31.60, and, to her great joy, he’ pulled it from his pocket and handed it to. her. . . 2 MORE CCC BOYS ENROLL Fifteen recruits enrolled for Coe; . Camp service in the Tahoe-Ukiah . camp on.the highway east of Neva-. da City and left for ' day. ‘These _young-men have enHsted ‘for six months. Most of this group rare from Nevada County. ! Builds for Health It is the logical Center of Your Die’ We Sell Meat that Will Please You Keystone Meat Market foam bespeaks sparkling refreshment.. San Francisco _ Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket CALIFORNIA BREWING ASSN. ~ los Angeles . i] ‘recently. Plan were made for their owner of the purse, which contained ~ camp yester-,, § MEAT . NEVADA CITY {] FRIDAY, July 27, 1934. VYOMING TRIBE, TO INITIATE } BRILL—In San Francisco, July 11, 1934, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brill, a daughter. Mrs. Brill is a former resident of Nevada City. Do Views: Kisow? Operators of Trucks, Tractors and other motor equipment are» getting much better prices on high quality Pennsylvania motor oils at JOYS, than are offered locally. JOY & CO. 1806 M. St. Sacramento have direct refinery connections and sell in less than barrel quantiWyoming Tribe of Red Men acted o.1 the petitions of several palefaces adoption into time. A short social time was enjoyed after the meeting. SUN PRODUCE and GROCERY CO. the order in a short 315 Broad St., Nevada City wove clits ee ne eee f as sag be ‘FRESH FRUITS AND —-— . — VEGETABLES DAILY . . . . ) rucs ee CARPETS . QUALITY THE BEST MNOLEUMS . PRICED PLEASINGLY LOW . ! Free Delivery. Excellent Ser-. GEPHART RUG AND . vice. Special Attention to Out-ofLINOLEUM co. i Town Customers. 118— J St LUMBER TALKS The roses wait for the dawnlight, The river yearns for the sea, And the birds are singing gaily Of nests in the wildwood tree; For the roses, the dawnlight’s splendor, For the river, the curling foam, For the birds, wee nests in the wildwood, For the human heart, a Home. —A. M. C. Sacramento . } Is it a boom? No, just the same and _ steady growth that marks the development of a stableé andsecure community of home loving people. We hear the sounds of hammer and saw upon every hand, and know that Nevada County is Building and Boosting. Necessary public buildings and meeded homes are springing up, and FORWARD is the watchword. The yards; offices and ware houses of the Nevada County Lumber Company are at the service of our building communities. Supplying useful materials enc information is our part in the growth and develo ment of Neveda County. NeVAba COUNTY LUMBER CO. ~ Fred E. Conner, Manager PHONE 29 alone will not increase ide El ce ae af weight..it contains MG eve eal no fat : . *Report on request NEVADA CITY