July 3, 1933 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY Where Climate, Good Water . and Gold Invite the World. . Nevada City Nu Nevada City Nugget is a Member of the United Press cet _.Nevada City Nugget LIVE NEWSPAPER published in a live town. Vol. VII, No. 71 The County“Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA 1933 The GOLD Center MONDAY, JULY 3, Nevada City Grass Valley In Gala Fourth “Big doings will mark the célebration of Indepe}idance Day, tomorrow which is the Fourth of July. Nevada City. is joining wholeheartedly with Grass Valley in mak_ ing the three day holiday a gala event for Nevada county. Hundreds of automobile loads of métry makers: and vacationers formed a. big continuous procession. hound for the hills on the Ukiah-Tahoe~ highway, all day Sunday and today. The Traffic Officers ball at Lake Olympia tonight, the spedfal. programs staged at Twin Cities Pleasure hall, and at all the nearby recreation resorts for Sunday, today and ons Celebration 5:00 P. M»— Cornish wrestling, boxing, Main and Mill streets. 8:00 P. M. Band Concert. Nevada City will be represented in the grand Fourth of July procession by. ten beautiful floats led by the Nevada City high school band which represents the contribution of the Nevada City: Chamber of Commerce to the parade. The ten floats were entered by the following: Native Sons Red Men Nevada County Farm Nevada County Rodeo Assn. Nevada City Fire Department Nevada City Chamber of “SLIPS, FALLS IN BATH ROOM, GASHES BACK . Lisha Curtis of Nevada City, who has not been well for some time entered his bath room last night to take a bath and slipped, falling in-such a way as to strike a glass towel rail over the bathtub. A section of the rail broke and the two ends struck him in the back cutting two deep gashes near the small of the back. . The injuries bled profusly and today he was placed under the eare of Doctor W. W. Reed. . TRAFFIC FINES FOR 2 YEARS IN JUDGE WINBURNS COURT $5065 Judge Oscar E. Winbun, of: the Grass Valley township court, of July 1st. turned over to the county treasury the sum of $340.00, which will . . . . . FRANK MERRIAM TO ENTER RACE FOR GOVERNOR . w w b 0 b tomorrow, in themselves are attracting a large concourse:of people from the valley. Grass Valley is decorated and flressed for the great parade which begins tomorrow at. 10. o’clock. Headed by the juvenile section will come the big parade of floats, bands dignitaries and organizations. The cémplete program for tonight and tomorrow follows: MONDAY, JULY 3 8:00 P.M. ‘Prosperity Paraae’’, by California Highway Patrol. 9:00 P. M. ‘Traffic Cops’ Ball, sponsored by the California Highway Patrolmen. Lake Olympia Park. § « i stra. in the enforcement of the traffic PORE OTS. Ane bias be made by West Mines Corporass . TUESDAY, PULY 4 ; i laws in Nevada County. y tion toward recovery of the old 10:00 A. M. Juvenile parade. Spears ca ; ‘nada Hill c 21:00 A te. Paiblotic exercises at Charronnat shaft at the Canada Hi 7 Eh ES Si a mine, where an average of 30 feet ; 0 LS Veterans Memorial Building. 2 3 nee mes RAG N MINE INSTAL a day has been maintained for the 2:00 P. M. Grass Valley Miners vs. Dixon Packers in baseball game at Watt Park. 4:00 P. M. Gold mine gift at Wain clined shaft has been unwatered The new headframe has been eom_. and repaired and exploratory work sted ¢ >. stock € »oint op Mill streets. ica et, exploratory} leted at the Comstock Gold: Poin -30 P. M. Grass Valley Fire Deis being undertaken on several levels} Ragon mine northwest of here and eae water fight which figured prominently in the] installation of further surface plane Ste heavy production from the famous) and clearing of the old shaft is proPAY DAYING.C.C. CAMP BOOMS BUSINESS Pay-day at the Civilian Conserva tion Camps in the Tahoe National Forest brought a small business boem to Nevada City last Friday. The 4,000 men of the different éamps got $6 each. For many it was the first money earned in many months -The balance of their wages ig sent to dependents. Hundreds of these boys swarmed to town and enjoyed ice cream and attending the movies. The boys were given a four day holiday to last until after the Fourth . of July. About 100 Bloomfield camp came Nevada ity late Friday and most of them enjoyed a tainkle féed and then start“ed hitch hiking to their in San Francisco and Burlingame for the short holiday. Several local merchants spoke in the highest and kindest terms of the boys as they made their purchases -in Nevada City. the North ta boys from homes ; Commerce of Foreign Wars Foreign Wars. UNWATERING IN CANADA HILLIS (veces and that there were only past two weeks. Nevada City Council Boy Scouts Banner Mountain Post Veterans Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of t Impressive progress continues to Approximately 800 feet of the inold mine. Folowing a brief interval rate of speed for a few days, pected.te.be.effeeted--andinereased progress in unwatering will be attained. SAN JUAN MINE TO RUN TWO MORE TUNNELS Plans at the San Juan mine near North San Juan call for the running SP. 45 PCT. CUT -INFARES OKED Application of the Southern Pacifie Company to reduce coach and tourist sleeping car fares 45 per cent tas-been-approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission and various state regulatory bodies. nounced yesterday. Effective July 1 between all stations on the company’s lines in six western states, th enew tariff establishes a basic one-way fare of two cents a mile for such travel, as compared with the present rate of 3.6 cents a mile. Plans call for a 90-day experimental period with the intention of making the low fare permanent if warranted by increased patronage, aecording to Felix S. McGinnis, vice president in charge of system pas_ senger traffic. FOUND UNCONSCIOUS Chris Ennis, was found unconsqious in a cabin above Nevada City and taken to the Nevada City Sdnitarium Wednesday evening, where -he is still in a half conscious condition. Why. Net Subcribe for the Nugget? of two more tunnels. A force of men will be put to work as soon as returns are received from the 100 ton ore shipment to Tacoma, Wash. The. main shaft is down 400 feet but for the last two years they have been working on the 200 foot level running an 8590 foot drift on a 6 ft. vein and put in a upraise where the rich looking sulphide ore that was shipped, was taken out. Another prospect shaft has been! started on the property within recent weeks that is expected to open up new ground that shows up well on the surface. Eleven men are employed at the property with C. J. Lyser as superintendent. NATIVE SONS ACQUIRE CORNER PROPERTY The Native Sons, Hydraulic Parlor, owners of a half interest in the building at the Northeast corner of Pine and Commercial, have purchased the other half interest from W. Peard. They have decided to raze the wooden second story of. the structure. Mirs. Belle Doukians is spending a few days in Colfax. cpeeabr ties the county Valley city. ceeding be placed in the county road fund. This money will be used to improve outside of Grass roads The $340.00 represen fic fines for the month of June. The total amount of collected fines for offenses coming before the Judge duing the past two fiscal years: amounts to $5,065.00. raffic and other The fact that accidents fatilities from such to lve in the year there were thirteen fatilities from indicate that some substantial progress has been made Lieutenant Governor, FRANK C. MERRIAM Wants to Head Man. be State’s p ts the traf1931 in Nevada accidents in NEEDED EQUIPMENT rapidly. New shaft is again found to be in splen-. been in use. Compressor is being did shape, with no timbering re-, set and another shift will be added quired, thus making for improved} within a few days. progress. This is also facilitated by Recovery of the caved potion of the fact that the stoped area be-. the shaft has been at the rate of comes more limited as depth is at: . five feet a day, which is expected to tained. be doubled as soon as the third Water from the adjoining Green-. shift comes on. Old timbers are man property comes through on the] found in fairly sound condition nad second and third levels and’ this in_. it is belieyed that theendof the flow has been: partly taken care of. cave will be reached within a few by ejectors. It is_planned to put in] sets, when the recovery work will a small electric pump to handle all] become a pumping job. A new this flow, making it unnecessary tO} pump is to be installed and will be care for it at added depth as the un-. ready to go into operation as soon watering advances. As most of the] as the cave is cleared. Early producwater which the mine is now mak-. tion is -anticipated from the vein ing comes. from this source, a sub-. tapped by the present shaft and stantial. saving in pumping is ex-. workings but an early drive also will be electric hoist of heavy ground which checked the. is being hooked up to replace the the. temporary. gasoline hoist which has made on the Merrifield vein. Oo 0 7 MANY WEEK END week end creation seekers National Hotel and today. Russel. W. D. Cevrry, San Francisco, North Clayhoo! and Jim Bakersfield; H. M. ASM: Many Satur Besson, B Berkeley, Mr. Co Hills, Seatle; A. Los Angeles; Jose; eB and Mrs. son, San Francisco; Kimberly, Nevada; Graniteville; AT NATIONAL HOTEL visitors registered Mrs. Kate Davis George Bloomfield; Joe Belish, P. Crayford wife, Sacramento; Stephen J. Depta C. J. Delta, North San Helen and Ethelyn, Covestor; Simmons, Vallejo; GUESTS and reat the day, Sunday erkeley; Vera Lubin, from oper Auburn; B. Baker and mon ,Vallejo; Emilie Bonetti, OakThis move reveals Lou Kopp in Apnd; Jack Bradley, San Francisco; . jine with the policy of his father William, Henry, Harry , Arthur SuKarl Kopp. He is looking to the mer, Sacramento;Mr.:and Mrs. F. future and ‘should this new route Ww. Miller, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. prove as satisfactory as the other Amark, San Francisco; Agnes Mentwo have ,new equipment will be adlian, San Francisco; G. W. Stevens. qoq as needed. and family, San Francisco; Kingae ley Selverger, Mt. View; F. V. BruMOTOR CAR REPAIR SHOP mba,, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Stephens, W .R. Peck is opening up genLong Beach; Mr. and Mrs. J. 3H. eral repair shop at.211 South School Marcoux, San Fraincisco; Mr. and] street, Grass Valley. Peck was forMrs. H. V. Pyuntz, San Francisco; . merly with the Nash distributor in . 'C. Hoffman and party, Oakland; Mr. J. Gerald Croin, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolford, San Francisco; J. Oneste M. D. wife and E._ H. Monhi, H. A. Fletcher and wife, Hollywood; Leonard Cater, John Stout, and D. L. Nelson from O. A. Clark and wife, Tracy; R. L. Chase and wife, AlleMattie Simscp t SACRAMENTO, July 8—(UP)— Perhaps his early newspaper experience taught him the man who gets problem tr down upon it. The officials are wish-. C. ing that by a bit of magic they cquid turn broad gauge. lem, running mobiles and trucks for the C. C. C. camps, fire Nevada county’s highly specialized, does not take account of specials in Fourth of July beer, and dollar day oot! Toot! Narrow Gauge Is Sorry It ls Not Broad Gauge The Nevada County Narrow Gauge ith the snow and ice problem last inter, is now grappling with the of taking care of all the affic that is piled up and. pressed . d the historic old, road into a The road is faced “with the prob(and solving the problem) specials for Uncle Sam, in nine carloads of autoof ringing specials carrying hundreds f£ C. C. C. camp workers, specials ringing some hundreds of Campgirls, specials taking out gold ore prgnier, peerless here, and specials road become so to speak, This roduct, here, specials until the has instance, railroad, which grappled so manfully . C \ Oakland homes, girls taking Reno or San sights over the Fourth. What with shipping ore out and vacationers in, the seventy girls from Camp elio departed Saturday for their and seventy more came in. the same day.—And advantage of those dollar ays, some scores or hundreds of the €: €. boys went to Sacramento or Francisco ‘to see the Narrow Gauge lads find life is just one thing after another, while the count the days until another dividend ts declared. SCOUTS OFF FOR stockholders are beginning to BIG SPLASH AT PAHATSI, JULY $ until Camp PaThree days only, in on the “ground floor’. usually. fares on the S.: P. which also cal). patsi and the ‘‘old swimmin’ hole,’ comes in ahead-—but ‘at all events. for extra passenger .cars and conopens,on July 9 for the fourth year Frank F. Merriam is letting ne grass. ductors punches. at Kilborn Lake. Registrations slighgrow under the feet of his guber-. ‘There is a vast deal of coming and . tly exceed those of the same day last natorial candidacy. going over the Narrow Gauge. For . year. The republican lieutenant goverMany changes have been made in nor has not formally announced his WHY NOT A BAND STAND? the camp program and staff. The candidacy for his party’s nomination in August, 1934 but has made it. .: quite clear he is in the race. Merriam may set an all-time: high for campaign speech’ making by the Time August rolls around. months, now, h ehas been traveling one end of the state to the other speaking at every opportunity. : Of course, Merriam For hasn’t openly entered the campaing. That is, sub“jects of iiss many addresses do hot} bear a distinct political color. Zut . that he is actually behalf of his own candidacy is admitted by his friends. The job of out on lieutenant governor an ideal for a gubernatorial candidate. Ordinarily he about three and one half months real work every That’s when he presides over the senate. There is, of course, ship of the advisory But that is merely a nominal task 4nvolving only the official's presence. The job pays $4,000 annually. Thus Merriam, like ex-Governor CG; Young, has ample time on his hands to campaign. tenant 1s one has two years. the chairmanpardon board. Young was-lieu_ eovernor during the Richardadministration. He, found “light duties of afforded splendid _opportunson too, the relatively office % his ity for campaigning. Merriam came to California jn} 1910 and \engaged in -newspaper work “for 11 years on two Long Beach newspapers. He was an assemblyman for 10 years and speaker of the assembly four years. In 1928 he was elected. to the state senate and two years later was elected lieutenant governor. KOPP’S BAKERY BUYS ANOTHER NEW TRUCK A new six cylinder Dodge panel delivery truck was added to the rolling stock of the Kopp Bakery last Saturday. Already there are two other trucks distributing the bakery products made right here in Nevada the route now being developed be_ tween here and Lake Tahoe. This route will be in charge of William Hatch. j San Francisco and he now specilizes in servicing Nash and Plymouth cars for Alfred Phillips of Grass Valley. FILM FOR C. C./C. BOYS The Methodist church is putting on a fine educational film, which is from the University of California. City. The pietures will be sho Friday evening at 7.00 p. m. by . 'zens of Nevada City to maintain the band concerts mer the said meeting Thursday City.”The new unit will bé used for . for the 200 C. C. C. boys in Nevada. ASKS CHIEF ROBSON: that given . ! oor ‘he money is being the businessmen and other citithroughout the sumhas a bearing on the future of younger generation,’ earnestly Mr. Robison at a Bible class of the Methodist chureh evening. ‘‘We should give . financial and moral support to the} students, because our interest heart. ens them in their endeavor. At present they are giving two concerts a week—but where! The only place they have is the baleony of the National hotel. It is not a suitable place and traffic is congested. “Through the help of the lodges, public subscription, and what the Bible class can do, why couldn't a Band Stand be erected in the Native Daughter’s .Park anda row of bleachers constructed along the wall ee WASHINGTON NEWS By Mrs. €. Cc, Washington, July 3 E. Conrad and family of Oakland have arrived to spend their summer vacation at their home on Main street. F. B. Williamson and ¢ ‘ole and wife son, Bruce Jr., ars spending a week in town. Mrs. EB. A. Langford and Mrs Chas. Mitchell of San Rafael arrived Saturday and will days visiting friends. ‘Mrs. A. Schwartz keley Schwartz, of visiting friends in Schwartz is a sister of Clyde Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Curry and children of Taft, spent a few days vacation as guest -of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cole in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Leonara Ford of Sacramento were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cole last week. : Harvey Codde and wife are visiting friends. Their home is in Oakland. Jack Still, of the Eagie Bird mine has returned-to Washington and we hear they are reopening the mine. Rand Webber ‘of Giant-King mine is spending his vacation in: Sacramento. ‘ : : W. E. Luce and wife and Charles Nash of Reno, Nevada, were at the Giant-King mine a.few days ago. Mr. Luee ownes the property, and has a few men working on he old tunnels. Mervyn Haggerty has returned to the Giant-King mine, after a visit rN spend a few and son, BerRichmond. are town. Mrs. senior tive Harris Ricksecker, editcy, E.° Arp, saving, Stephen, associate cook; 5S. Paul Burbage, learther work; surveying, boating and Holmes, swimming, oneering; Other staff, all over 18 years “of is composed of Scout ExecuSam Partcamp program, office and Rus Penrose, nature; R. nature; Jeff Moore, Life Leathercraft and games;; F. steward, leathercraft ana editor; Mrs. A. Dalbey, Beecher, three day hikes} truck driver and Milo Tally( geology Elwyn Gregory, fire; William H. E. Chastain, tests; Ralph Herman quartermaster; Willard Geyer, DiH .H. Rollins, handicraft H. E. Chastain, leatherwork. of these are Eagle Seputs. scoutmasters and assistants will be present to aid this staff to be prepared to offer a greater variety of camp activity than ever before. Sam Patridge and Fred Stephen have developed a ‘‘keen” 4 page camp paper that will appear daily at age, ridge, hikes; camp handicraft; Mrs. Most by the Alfa Stor?"’ My. Robson closE " d by stating. “It is a duty developnoon. Thé first two issues for Suned by statin sa y dev : : . day July 9th (in colors). are aling upon each citizen to maintain a. 2 2 ready off the press with camp band, such as we have in Nevada . ». ce : City.”’ news" and jokes. Si y Scotty Allen of Alaska Dog Team A collection was taken up for the . Race fame has already promised new ‘band-stand at the Bible class} .jme more of his wonderful campand it: was decided to have “@.bOX} sine stories every Sunday for free-will offerings.! gaturday July 22nd. has been Anyone wishing to contribute . named Service Club day with a should see Mr. Elza Kilroy, who is. \special supper seryed.at.7_P.M, for keeping th elist of subscribers. ee service club men of Placer, Nevada and Sierra counties. A program will follow consisting of numbers by the Scouts and some of the visitors. This will provide an opportunity for many who have never visited: Camp Pahatsi before. A number of Seouters and their families have planned to spend the coming week-end and July 4th at camp to assist in preparing for camp opening, working either on the pipe line, repairing the dam, building a dock or hauling dirt to fill in the front porch. Miss Mugford to Wed. Elmer Chenoweth Miss: Loretta Mugford of Sacramento spent the week end holiday with her brother, Clyde Mugford, manager of the Valley Meat Com-pany shop in Nevada City, Tomorrow, July 4, Miss Mugford, accompanied by her brother and family; will motor to Reno where she will become the bride of Elmer Chenoweth, resident of Sacramento. The bride is an attractive and accomplished young lady who has made a number of friends on her visits ig Nevada City. Creek until he formed business connections in Sacramento, where he Je held with high regard. Their many friends wish for t great happiness in their je thru life eran eons 3S » “Jimmie Cornele ‘and Neil 1 spending ee tains east of to his home in Reno, Nevada, 4 naw Wet ing trip. « Yee % The groom is a native of Sutter — F eee esa

NEVADA CITY Where Climate, Good Water . and Gold Invite the World. . Nevada City Nu Nevada City Nugget is a Member of the United Press cet _.Nevada City Nugget LIVE NEWSPAPER published in a live town. Vol. VII, No. 71 The County“Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA 1933 The GOLD Center MONDAY, JULY 3, Nevada City Grass Valley In Gala Fourth “Big doings will mark the célebration of Indepe}idance Day, tomorrow which is the Fourth of July. Nevada City. is joining wholeheartedly with Grass Valley in mak_ ing the three day holiday a gala event for Nevada county. Hundreds of automobile loads of métry makers: and vacationers formed a. big continuous procession. hound for the hills on the Ukiah-Tahoe~ highway, all day Sunday and today. The Traffic Officers ball at Lake Olympia tonight, the spedfal. programs staged at Twin Cities Pleasure hall, and at all the nearby recreation resorts for Sunday, today and ons Celebration 5:00 P. M»— Cornish wrestling, boxing, Main and Mill streets. 8:00 P. M. Band Concert. Nevada City will be represented in the grand Fourth of July procession by. ten beautiful floats led by the Nevada City high school band which represents the contribution of the Nevada City: Chamber of Commerce to the parade. The ten floats were entered by the following: Native Sons Red Men Nevada County Farm Nevada County Rodeo Assn. Nevada City Fire Department Nevada City Chamber of “SLIPS, FALLS IN BATH ROOM, GASHES BACK . Lisha Curtis of Nevada City, who has not been well for some time entered his bath room last night to take a bath and slipped, falling in-such a way as to strike a glass towel rail over the bathtub. A section of the rail broke and the two ends struck him in the back cutting two deep gashes near the small of the back. . The injuries bled profusly and today he was placed under the eare of Doctor W. W. Reed. . TRAFFIC FINES FOR 2 YEARS IN JUDGE WINBURNS COURT $5065 Judge Oscar E. Winbun, of: the Grass Valley township court, of July 1st. turned over to the county treasury the sum of $340.00, which will . . . . . FRANK MERRIAM TO ENTER RACE FOR GOVERNOR . w w b 0 b tomorrow, in themselves are attracting a large concourse:of people from the valley. Grass Valley is decorated and flressed for the great parade which begins tomorrow at. 10. o’clock. Headed by the juvenile section will come the big parade of floats, bands dignitaries and organizations. The cémplete program for tonight and tomorrow follows: MONDAY, JULY 3 8:00 P.M. ‘Prosperity Paraae’’, by California Highway Patrol. 9:00 P. M. ‘Traffic Cops’ Ball, sponsored by the California Highway Patrolmen. Lake Olympia Park. § « i stra. in the enforcement of the traffic PORE OTS. Ane bias be made by West Mines Corporass . TUESDAY, PULY 4 ; i laws in Nevada County. y tion toward recovery of the old 10:00 A. M. Juvenile parade. Spears ca ; ‘nada Hill c 21:00 A te. Paiblotic exercises at Charronnat shaft at the Canada Hi 7 Eh ES Si a mine, where an average of 30 feet ; 0 LS Veterans Memorial Building. 2 3 nee mes RAG N MINE INSTAL a day has been maintained for the 2:00 P. M. Grass Valley Miners vs. Dixon Packers in baseball game at Watt Park. 4:00 P. M. Gold mine gift at Wain clined shaft has been unwatered The new headframe has been eom_. and repaired and exploratory work sted ¢ >. stock € »oint op Mill streets. ica et, exploratory} leted at the Comstock Gold: Poin -30 P. M. Grass Valley Fire Deis being undertaken on several levels} Ragon mine northwest of here and eae water fight which figured prominently in the] installation of further surface plane Ste heavy production from the famous) and clearing of the old shaft is proPAY DAYING.C.C. CAMP BOOMS BUSINESS Pay-day at the Civilian Conserva tion Camps in the Tahoe National Forest brought a small business boem to Nevada City last Friday. The 4,000 men of the different éamps got $6 each. For many it was the first money earned in many months -The balance of their wages ig sent to dependents. Hundreds of these boys swarmed to town and enjoyed ice cream and attending the movies. The boys were given a four day holiday to last until after the Fourth . of July. About 100 Bloomfield camp came Nevada ity late Friday and most of them enjoyed a tainkle féed and then start“ed hitch hiking to their in San Francisco and Burlingame for the short holiday. Several local merchants spoke in the highest and kindest terms of the boys as they made their purchases -in Nevada City. the North ta boys from homes ; Commerce of Foreign Wars Foreign Wars. UNWATERING IN CANADA HILLIS (veces and that there were only past two weeks. Nevada City Council Boy Scouts Banner Mountain Post Veterans Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of t Impressive progress continues to Approximately 800 feet of the inold mine. Folowing a brief interval rate of speed for a few days, pected.te.be.effeeted--andinereased progress in unwatering will be attained. SAN JUAN MINE TO RUN TWO MORE TUNNELS Plans at the San Juan mine near North San Juan call for the running SP. 45 PCT. CUT -INFARES OKED Application of the Southern Pacifie Company to reduce coach and tourist sleeping car fares 45 per cent tas-been-approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission and various state regulatory bodies. nounced yesterday. Effective July 1 between all stations on the company’s lines in six western states, th enew tariff establishes a basic one-way fare of two cents a mile for such travel, as compared with the present rate of 3.6 cents a mile. Plans call for a 90-day experimental period with the intention of making the low fare permanent if warranted by increased patronage, aecording to Felix S. McGinnis, vice president in charge of system pas_ senger traffic. FOUND UNCONSCIOUS Chris Ennis, was found unconsqious in a cabin above Nevada City and taken to the Nevada City Sdnitarium Wednesday evening, where -he is still in a half conscious condition. Why. Net Subcribe for the Nugget? of two more tunnels. A force of men will be put to work as soon as returns are received from the 100 ton ore shipment to Tacoma, Wash. The. main shaft is down 400 feet but for the last two years they have been working on the 200 foot level running an 8590 foot drift on a 6 ft. vein and put in a upraise where the rich looking sulphide ore that was shipped, was taken out. Another prospect shaft has been! started on the property within recent weeks that is expected to open up new ground that shows up well on the surface. Eleven men are employed at the property with C. J. Lyser as superintendent. NATIVE SONS ACQUIRE CORNER PROPERTY The Native Sons, Hydraulic Parlor, owners of a half interest in the building at the Northeast corner of Pine and Commercial, have purchased the other half interest from W. Peard. They have decided to raze the wooden second story of. the structure. Mirs. Belle Doukians is spending a few days in Colfax. cpeeabr ties the county Valley city. ceeding be placed in the county road fund. This money will be used to improve outside of Grass roads The $340.00 represen fic fines for the month of June. The total amount of collected fines for offenses coming before the Judge duing the past two fiscal years: amounts to $5,065.00. raffic and other The fact that accidents fatilities from such to lve in the year there were thirteen fatilities from indicate that some substantial progress has been made Lieutenant Governor, FRANK C. MERRIAM Wants to Head Man. be State’s p ts the traf1931 in Nevada accidents in NEEDED EQUIPMENT rapidly. New shaft is again found to be in splen-. been in use. Compressor is being did shape, with no timbering re-, set and another shift will be added quired, thus making for improved} within a few days. progress. This is also facilitated by Recovery of the caved potion of the fact that the stoped area be-. the shaft has been at the rate of comes more limited as depth is at: . five feet a day, which is expected to tained. be doubled as soon as the third Water from the adjoining Green-. shift comes on. Old timbers are man property comes through on the] found in fairly sound condition nad second and third levels and’ this in_. it is belieyed that theendof the flow has been: partly taken care of. cave will be reached within a few by ejectors. It is_planned to put in] sets, when the recovery work will a small electric pump to handle all] become a pumping job. A new this flow, making it unnecessary tO} pump is to be installed and will be care for it at added depth as the un-. ready to go into operation as soon watering advances. As most of the] as the cave is cleared. Early producwater which the mine is now mak-. tion is -anticipated from the vein ing comes. from this source, a sub-. tapped by the present shaft and stantial. saving in pumping is ex-. workings but an early drive also will be electric hoist of heavy ground which checked the. is being hooked up to replace the the. temporary. gasoline hoist which has made on the Merrifield vein. Oo 0 7 MANY WEEK END week end creation seekers National Hotel and today. Russel. W. D. Cevrry, San Francisco, North Clayhoo! and Jim Bakersfield; H. M. ASM: Many Satur Besson, B Berkeley, Mr. Co Hills, Seatle; A. Los Angeles; Jose; eB and Mrs. son, San Francisco; Kimberly, Nevada; Graniteville; AT NATIONAL HOTEL visitors registered Mrs. Kate Davis George Bloomfield; Joe Belish, P. Crayford wife, Sacramento; Stephen J. Depta C. J. Delta, North San Helen and Ethelyn, Covestor; Simmons, Vallejo; GUESTS and reat the day, Sunday erkeley; Vera Lubin, from oper Auburn; B. Baker and mon ,Vallejo; Emilie Bonetti, OakThis move reveals Lou Kopp in Apnd; Jack Bradley, San Francisco; . jine with the policy of his father William, Henry, Harry , Arthur SuKarl Kopp. He is looking to the mer, Sacramento;Mr.:and Mrs. F. future and ‘should this new route Ww. Miller, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. prove as satisfactory as the other Amark, San Francisco; Agnes Mentwo have ,new equipment will be adlian, San Francisco; G. W. Stevens. qoq as needed. and family, San Francisco; Kingae ley Selverger, Mt. View; F. V. BruMOTOR CAR REPAIR SHOP mba,, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Stephens, W .R. Peck is opening up genLong Beach; Mr. and Mrs. J. 3H. eral repair shop at.211 South School Marcoux, San Fraincisco; Mr. and] street, Grass Valley. Peck was forMrs. H. V. Pyuntz, San Francisco; . merly with the Nash distributor in . 'C. Hoffman and party, Oakland; Mr. J. Gerald Croin, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolford, San Francisco; J. Oneste M. D. wife and E._ H. Monhi, H. A. Fletcher

and wife, Hollywood; Leonard Cater, John Stout, and D. L. Nelson from O. A. Clark and wife, Tracy; R. L. Chase and wife, AlleMattie Simscp t SACRAMENTO, July 8—(UP)— Perhaps his early newspaper experience taught him the man who gets problem tr down upon it. The officials are wish-. C. ing that by a bit of magic they cquid turn broad gauge. lem, running mobiles and trucks for the C. C. C. camps, fire Nevada county’s highly specialized, does not take account of specials in Fourth of July beer, and dollar day oot! Toot! Narrow Gauge Is Sorry It ls Not Broad Gauge The Nevada County Narrow Gauge ith the snow and ice problem last inter, is now grappling with the of taking care of all the affic that is piled up and. pressed . d the historic old, road into a The road is faced “with the prob(and solving the problem) specials for Uncle Sam, in nine carloads of autoof ringing specials carrying hundreds f£ C. C. C. camp workers, specials ringing some hundreds of Campgirls, specials taking out gold ore prgnier, peerless here, and specials road become so to speak, This roduct, here, specials until the has instance, railroad, which grappled so manfully . C \ Oakland homes, girls taking Reno or San sights over the Fourth. What with shipping ore out and vacationers in, the seventy girls from Camp elio departed Saturday for their and seventy more came in. the same day.—And advantage of those dollar ays, some scores or hundreds of the €: €. boys went to Sacramento or Francisco ‘to see the Narrow Gauge lads find life is just one thing after another, while the count the days until another dividend ts declared. SCOUTS OFF FOR stockholders are beginning to BIG SPLASH AT PAHATSI, JULY $ until Camp PaThree days only, in on the “ground floor’. usually. fares on the S.: P. which also cal). patsi and the ‘‘old swimmin’ hole,’ comes in ahead-—but ‘at all events. for extra passenger .cars and conopens,on July 9 for the fourth year Frank F. Merriam is letting ne grass. ductors punches. at Kilborn Lake. Registrations slighgrow under the feet of his guber-. ‘There is a vast deal of coming and . tly exceed those of the same day last natorial candidacy. going over the Narrow Gauge. For . year. The republican lieutenant goverMany changes have been made in nor has not formally announced his WHY NOT A BAND STAND? the camp program and staff. The candidacy for his party’s nomination in August, 1934 but has made it. .: quite clear he is in the race. Merriam may set an all-time: high for campaign speech’ making by the Time August rolls around. months, now, h ehas been traveling one end of the state to the other speaking at every opportunity. : Of course, Merriam For hasn’t openly entered the campaing. That is, sub“jects of iiss many addresses do hot} bear a distinct political color. Zut . that he is actually behalf of his own candidacy is admitted by his friends. The job of out on lieutenant governor an ideal for a gubernatorial candidate. Ordinarily he about three and one half months real work every That’s when he presides over the senate. There is, of course, ship of the advisory But that is merely a nominal task 4nvolving only the official's presence. The job pays $4,000 annually. Thus Merriam, like ex-Governor CG; Young, has ample time on his hands to campaign. tenant 1s one has two years. the chairmanpardon board. Young was-lieu_ eovernor during the Richardadministration. He, found “light duties of afforded splendid _opportunson too, the relatively office % his ity for campaigning. Merriam came to California jn} 1910 and \engaged in -newspaper work “for 11 years on two Long Beach newspapers. He was an assemblyman for 10 years and speaker of the assembly four years. In 1928 he was elected. to the state senate and two years later was elected lieutenant governor. KOPP’S BAKERY BUYS ANOTHER NEW TRUCK A new six cylinder Dodge panel delivery truck was added to the rolling stock of the Kopp Bakery last Saturday. Already there are two other trucks distributing the bakery products made right here in Nevada the route now being developed be_ tween here and Lake Tahoe. This route will be in charge of William Hatch. j San Francisco and he now specilizes in servicing Nash and Plymouth cars for Alfred Phillips of Grass Valley. FILM FOR C. C./C. BOYS The Methodist church is putting on a fine educational film, which is from the University of California. City. The pietures will be sho Friday evening at 7.00 p. m. by . 'zens of Nevada City to maintain the band concerts mer the said meeting Thursday City.”The new unit will bé used for . for the 200 C. C. C. boys in Nevada. ASKS CHIEF ROBSON: that given . ! oor ‘he money is being the businessmen and other citithroughout the sumhas a bearing on the future of younger generation,’ earnestly Mr. Robison at a Bible class of the Methodist chureh evening. ‘‘We should give . financial and moral support to the} students, because our interest heart. ens them in their endeavor. At present they are giving two concerts a week—but where! The only place they have is the baleony of the National hotel. It is not a suitable place and traffic is congested. “Through the help of the lodges, public subscription, and what the Bible class can do, why couldn't a Band Stand be erected in the Native Daughter’s .Park anda row of bleachers constructed along the wall ee WASHINGTON NEWS By Mrs. €. Cc, Washington, July 3 E. Conrad and family of Oakland have arrived to spend their summer vacation at their home on Main street. F. B. Williamson and ¢ ‘ole and wife son, Bruce Jr., ars spending a week in town. Mrs. EB. A. Langford and Mrs Chas. Mitchell of San Rafael arrived Saturday and will days visiting friends. ‘Mrs. A. Schwartz keley Schwartz, of visiting friends in Schwartz is a sister of Clyde Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Curry and children of Taft, spent a few days vacation as guest -of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cole in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Leonara Ford of Sacramento were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cole last week. : Harvey Codde and wife are visiting friends. Their home is in Oakland. Jack Still, of the Eagie Bird mine has returned-to Washington and we hear they are reopening the mine. Rand Webber ‘of Giant-King mine is spending his vacation in: Sacramento. ‘ : : W. E. Luce and wife and Charles Nash of Reno, Nevada, were at the Giant-King mine a.few days ago. Mr. Luee ownes the property, and has a few men working on he old tunnels. Mervyn Haggerty has returned to the Giant-King mine, after a visit rN spend a few and son, BerRichmond. are town. Mrs. senior tive Harris Ricksecker, editcy, E.° Arp, saving, Stephen, associate cook; 5S. Paul Burbage, learther work; surveying, boating and Holmes, swimming, oneering; Other staff, all over 18 years “of is composed of Scout ExecuSam Partcamp program, office and Rus Penrose, nature; R. nature; Jeff Moore, Life Leathercraft and games;; F. steward, leathercraft ana editor; Mrs. A. Dalbey, Beecher, three day hikes} truck driver and Milo Tally( geology Elwyn Gregory, fire; William H. E. Chastain, tests; Ralph Herman quartermaster; Willard Geyer, DiH .H. Rollins, handicraft H. E. Chastain, leatherwork. of these are Eagle Seputs. scoutmasters and assistants will be present to aid this staff to be prepared to offer a greater variety of camp activity than ever before. Sam Patridge and Fred Stephen have developed a ‘‘keen” 4 page camp paper that will appear daily at age, ridge, hikes; camp handicraft; Mrs. Most by the Alfa Stor?"’ My. Robson closE " d by stating. “It is a duty developnoon. Thé first two issues for Suned by statin sa y dev : : . day July 9th (in colors). are aling upon each citizen to maintain a. 2 2 ready off the press with camp band, such as we have in Nevada . ». ce : City.”’ news" and jokes. Si y Scotty Allen of Alaska Dog Team A collection was taken up for the . Race fame has already promised new ‘band-stand at the Bible class} .jme more of his wonderful campand it: was decided to have “@.bOX} sine stories every Sunday for free-will offerings.! gaturday July 22nd. has been Anyone wishing to contribute . named Service Club day with a should see Mr. Elza Kilroy, who is. \special supper seryed.at.7_P..M, for keeping th elist of subscribers. ee service club men of Placer, Nevada and Sierra counties. A program will follow consisting of numbers by the Scouts and some of the visitors. This will provide an opportunity for many who have never visited: Camp Pahatsi before. A number of Seouters and their families have planned to spend the coming week-end and July 4th at camp to assist in preparing for camp opening, working either on the pipe line, repairing the dam, building a dock or hauling dirt to fill in the front porch. Miss Mugford to Wed. Elmer Chenoweth Miss: Loretta Mugford of Sacramento spent the week end holiday with her brother, Clyde Mugford, manager of the Valley Meat Com-pany shop in Nevada City, Tomorrow, July 4, Miss Mugford, accompanied by her brother and family; will motor to Reno where she will become the bride of Elmer Chenoweth, resident of Sacramento. The bride is an attractive and accomplished young lady who has made a number of friends on her visits ig Nevada City. Creek until he formed business connections in Sacramento, where he Je held with high regard. Their many friends wish for t great happiness in their je thru life eran eons 3S » “Jimmie Cornele ‘and Neil 1 spending ee tains east of to his home in Reno, Nevada, 4 naw Wet ing trip. « Yee % The groom is a native of Sutter — F eee esa