June 11, 1937 (6 pages)

FRIDAY, JUNE ML, ,_ 1937. NEVADA CITY NUGGET RIO VISTA ADDS More natural gas California! for Norther Pany is about to inicrease its supply by tapping a new natural gas field near Rio Vista, Solano county. It has contracted for an average of ten million feet daily from this source to supplement the enonmous quantity it now draws from Kettleman Hills. Rio Vista gas—fuel of high heat content—will be distributed by the P. G. and E. in Solano, Yolo, Marin, Sonoma and Napa counties. To this end the company will construct 581% miles of. steel, highpressure transmission. pipelines as soon as authority is received from the Railroad Commission. The project will cost $904.000 and will be completed in about three months. A 12-inch main, 5% miles long, will ‘be laid from the Rio Vista field to a point south of Dixon and east of Fairfield and Suisun. From there a 10-inch line will evtend 26 miles to the Napa “Y”’ Junction on the state highway where it will connect with the existing pipeline that now brings Kettleman Hills gas across the Carquinez Bridge to the North Bay territory, 2 Another 10-inch line, 1414 miles long, will ‘connect the 12-inch. Rio Vista main with the 6-inch line’ already in sevice between Dixon and Davis. From Davis an 8-inch line will run :12 miles north to serve the recently built beet sugar refinery of the Spreckles Sugar Comipany, two miles north of Woodland. The new natural gas fields is in the Montezuma Hills, west of the Sacramento River and two -miles from the town of Rio Vista. The discovery well was completed on June 16, 1936, by the Amerada Petroleum Corporation, which now has six producing: wells in the area and plans to drill more. The Standard Oil Co. has brought in one well nearby. Development of the Rio Vista field and construction of the new network of mains will enable the P. G.’& RB. to meet steadily growing demands for natural gas, to extend service to communities not now served with ". SKELETON EXPOSED BY EROSION AFTER 60 YEARS CAM: PTONVILLE, J LLE, June 1 0—Some BIG SEASON AT . YUBA CO. SPORTSMEN The Yuba ‘county CLUB PICNIC SUNDAY sportsman’s HEAVY MACHINES TO PLOW TRAIL IN TO NATURAL GAS SUPPLY OF P.¢.E. The Pacific Gas and Electric Comcampers discovered -a skeleton on the edge of Oregon Creek camp ground at Freemans Crossing Monday and notified the sheriff and coroner’s office at Marysville, and on instructions from Coroner J. L. Sullivan, Judge Acton M. Cleveland had A. W. Chapmam bury the same. n though CAMP PAHATSI IS PROMISED From, the number of registrations being received by the Camp Committee for Scout Camp it looks as Kilborn Lake will thave its club will hold a great picnic on Sunday, June 13 in the river bottom. south of the Feather river bridge at the foot of 3rd_ street, Marysville. It’s to be an all day picnic with events going every minute. There will be small calibre rifle contests FIRE FIGHTING Heavy machinery will be used in the ‘construction of fire lines to a considerable extent this season according to DeWitt Nelson, supervisLATTER DAY SAINTS The Primary Section of the Latter ° Day Saints church afe preparing for a-festival in Memorial Park in Grass Valley Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Camp-. bell is in charge of the program which promises to be a treat to all those who attend, Cara Nome Nothing is known of who this between the National Guard ain towing a passenger car foot. grave and marked the place. RIGHT LANE FOR SLOW According to ldleriatiwn sent out by the traffic control department of the Golden Gate bridge slow vehicBridge ‘rules draw special attention to provisions of the vehicle code prohibiting operation of any vehicle at a speed so slow as to impede rearules also emphasize*the necessity of proper signalling. All vehicles: are prohibited from crossing the center line stripe where indicated by reflector markers. U turns are not allowed except under the direction of a uniformed patrolman or ‘bridge employee. -Tire changes and_repairs“are permitted only when authorized by a member of the California highway patrol and done -in his presence: Emergency towing service is available. Emergency telephones are installed at intervals along the roadway. When calling for help give the number of the telephone from ‘which you call. Stalled ears will be towed to the San Francisco toll plaza. Charge for is $1.50. might have been, from appearances, the person was a man and had one broken leg and had been buried at least for sixty years. It was buried in a grave near a ravine, and the years of erosion cut into the grave so that the skeleton.becanie exposed. Chapman re-buried it in a five VEHICLES ON BRIDGE les must keep to the extreme right.} sonable movement of traffic. Bridge’ KEEPER OF : Wyoming RECORDS PASSES Tribe No. 49, has refive year rested on’May largest -year. At the present time registrations’are ahead of last year and it might be possible that facilities will have to be increased to take care of the campers or limit the number in a particular week. Camp Pahatsi’s reputation is spreading as evidenced by the applications for permission to attend the Tahoe Area Summer Camp at Kilborn Lake that‘ have been received from Scouts of other councils in Northern California, Early reports indicate that camp buildings suffered no damage from winter snows but that there is some damage to pipe lines which must be replaced. Week end work crews will start making repairs as soon as the road to camp is: opened to the Camp-! fire Girls whose camp will start Sun-} day July 11. Scouts and Cubs will follow with camp ‘closing Sunday; August 8. i SAN FRANCISCO NURSE ARRESTED NEAR HERE Mrs. Atin Fisher, nurse. of San Francisco was arrested just outside of Nevada City by John McMahon, other gun clubs, there will be fly casting contests and motor boat races, horseshoeing contests and every other kind of contest with prizes for the winners of each. For the ladies nail driving, rolling’ pin throwing and other such housewifely accomplishments will be exhibited and there will be prizes for the winners. Everybody will have a chance at catching the greased pig. Delbert Little, brother-in-law of Oscar Odegaard of Nevada City and Harvey Eich, Yuba county. treasurer, have charge of the concessions and promise not a dull moment. The committee announces no extra onaTEs for the barbecue. NEVA REBEKAH LODGE Neva Rebekah -lodge held a session Saturday evening at which time Mrs, Esther Tremaine, delegate from the lodge to grand lodge in Sacramento: on May 10, gave her report. She especially commented on degree work exemplified as of 1857 when. men gave the degree work for the women. Mrs. Mary Northey, Pierce, Mrs. Mrs. May Phillipia Chapman and or of the Tahoe national forest. Past experience has shown the value of tractors equipped with. the angledozer blades in the building of fire line but lack of fast transportation for such equipment was a handicap. The problem has been solved in Nels6n’s opinion by the assignment this week of a special line ‘building outfit to Nevada City where it will be stationed during the summer for the use of the Tahoe, Plumas and EIdorado national forests. Two ‘35” Cletrac trailbuilders are mounted on a fifteen ton FWD semi-trailer designed so that the trailbuilders can be quickly loaded ad ‘unloaded by the operator. In Nelson’s opinion the burned area this season will be greatly reduced by the speed with which an effective fire line can be constructed with the above outfit. BEAUTY WEEK! Miss Dorothy Mae Bond, expert representative’ of Cara Nome Laboratories, will be in our store the week of JUNE 7 TO JUNE 12 giving complimentary consultations including complete skin analysis; facial, and make-up. Each consultation lasts 45 minutes. in private—and by appointment only. Only ten a day, so call us NOW, and avoid disappointment. THE KEXALL DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists PHONE 100 Nevada 241 Commercial Street deputy district attorney _ of _ San Miss Mary Hoskens of Nevada City, Francisco and Harry Husted, San/. 2/80 visited grand lodge. Francisco police — officer Tuesday, City Dry Cleaners] Call and Deliver ! HATS, SUITS, DRESSES, CLOAKS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED ALL WORK GUARANTEED Nevada City Phone 512 Ait while sitting in a car watching the prospecting operations of her husband in the creek channel. Mrs. Fisher was wanted by the;San Francisco police on -charges of complicity in the abortion death of Mrs. Genevoeve Arganbright on May 19. She is charged with aiding Dr. Claude C. Long in*a fatal illegal operation on Mrs. Arganbright, 26, mother of a old boy. Dr. Long was ar99 NOTICE’ our Safeway Icebox Is Always Clean! Just notice your’ Safeway Ice Box the next time you're in shopping. You’ll find it sweet and A clean—tfreshly scrubbed and as spic and span as © “the modern fuel’? and to conserve the gas of. Kettleman Hills. . ceived news of the death of Porter Boss-—Al,.can you love two girls Bliss who passed away on Mayjat once? ; T E 28. Porter L. Bliss: was Great KeepAl+—Yes, sir, immediately. er of Records and Seal of the Great ANTERBURV: Canterbury Black Orange Council, of. California, a position he Judge—-Have you ever been up ‘ Pekoe had held for 35 years. He often vis-. before me? ited Nevada City and ‘had many Culprit—I don’t know, yer Honor. friends here. —what time do you get up? gf ig ed SUAAMER with o SPECTACULAR SELLING of WV MMITE Shoes VALUES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY of m SLACKS AND BEACH SANDALS Enjoy cool comfort and perfect ‘freedom inthis smart sandal. Flexible rubber sole. Odorless insole. Very well made. Startling Values! In Spite of Increasing Cost of Leathers! Just when Summer is. getting under way, along comes Penney’s with a _ spectacular Summer Selling of Shoes—lots of other smart styles besides :those. pictured. Compare. Price, Quality! Women’s vil a5 Sizes TOWNCRAFT OXFORDS Good looking sport shoes of sturdy buck side leather. Pop: ular creased vamp style with all leather soles and _ heels. They’re both comfortable and durable and inexpensive, too! 2 « Hy 4 Pair BOYS’ SPORT OXFORDS Sturdy buck. side shoes with leather woles and heels. Very smart looking, and a favorite with the boys. Popular with mothers, too, ‘cause they'll wear! 2.69 >. “LITTLE TEACHER” T-STRAPS Nice enough for most important occasions. Durable enough for everyday. Of shiny patent leather or smooth elk. Leather spring heels. Sizes 514, to 8 $1.19 pr. . Sizes 2 to 9 98c pair WOMEN’S MONK STRAP SHOES smart style imcreasing ia popularity, because it’s so comfortable to wear.:Smooth Kip leather. Covered Cuban heel. Nice enough for most imgz-tant occasions. Durable enougn for everyday. Of shiny patent leather or smooth elk. Leather spring heels. 1.938. . NEY C© GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA your own refrigerator at home. Prices Effective June 11 to June. 17. 3 pounds Marshmallows Fresh, Mild and FlufWhite 4 pounds fy. or Colored. 1 Ib. cello bag SANKA Piedmont SANDWICH 49 lbs. $1.89 49 Ibs. $1.63 49 lbs. $1.39 RED HOT 3 bb. tin 58c ee ae 3 . b. tin 52¢ 2 packages ]4c Kitchen Craft High Quality for All Baking Harvest Blossom All Purpose Family Flour El Grande In Oil SALT Mortens—Plain or Iodized SHREDDED WHEAT Regular Package CREAM OF WHEAT Lege. pkg. 23c Large Package JELLO Six Delicious Flavors PICKLES Sour or Dills ' DEVILED MEAT TOMATO SAUCE. 8.02z.can,.3 for ]()c 12 .0Z. CANS Jolly Rogers Diamond125 Foot Roll ® ® . PAPER TOWELS, Scot.. 9 ? : 32-Piece Set en oe Monex-Ware Dishes CAMAY TOILET SOAP Only $1.98 Here is one of the most sensational values Package Camels, ever offered to’our customers. Come in. today and let us explain how to get one of these lovely sets. Six dinner plates, 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 salad plates, 6 soup plates, 1 vegetable dish, 1 platter. Coftee Vacuum Pack. All Purpose or Drip Grind Maxwell House Has the Caffene removed MAYONNAISE Lunch Box Extra Quality TROCO MARGARINE BARGAINS! . . . Gem Nut Modauiicse BREAD — Julia Lee Wright—Large 114 pound loaf Brown Derby, 11 02. bottle, 4 for 25¢ CASE OF 24 BOTTLES . . $1.45 (Phas Bottle Deposit) CHEESE, Medium Nippy WALDROF TISSUE WAX PAPER CIGARETTES— Kool or Raleighs— Luckies . or Chesterfields— SPREAD. { .wdhReg. Y, size can Se 2 lbs. 33¢ I2¢ Large pkg. 27c . 2 for 29c Ta:

FRIDAY, JUNE ML, ,_ 1937. NEVADA CITY NUGGET RIO VISTA ADDS More natural gas California! for Norther Pany is about to inicrease its supply by tapping a new natural gas field near Rio Vista, Solano county. It has contracted for an average of ten million feet daily from this source to supplement the enonmous quantity it now draws from Kettleman Hills. Rio Vista gas—fuel of high heat content—will be distributed by the P. G. and E. in Solano, Yolo, Marin, Sonoma and Napa counties. To this end the company will construct 581% miles of. steel, highpressure transmission. pipelines as soon as authority is received from the Railroad Commission. The project will cost $904.000 and will be completed in about three months. A 12-inch main, 5% miles long, will ‘be laid from the Rio Vista field to a point south of Dixon and east of Fairfield and Suisun. From there a 10-inch line will evtend 26 miles to the Napa “Y”’ Junction on the state highway where it will connect with the existing pipeline that now brings Kettleman Hills gas across the Carquinez Bridge to the North Bay territory, 2 Another 10-inch line, 1414 miles long, will ‘connect the 12-inch. Rio Vista main with the 6-inch line’ already in sevice between Dixon and Davis. From Davis an 8-inch line will run :12 miles north to serve the recently built beet sugar refinery of the Spreckles Sugar Comipany, two miles north of Woodland. The new natural gas fields is in the Montezuma Hills, west of the Sacramento River and two -miles from the town of Rio Vista. The discovery well was completed on June 16, 1936, by the Amerada Petroleum Corporation, which now has six producing: wells in the area and plans to drill more. The Standard Oil Co. has brought in one well nearby. Development of the Rio Vista field and construction of the new network of mains will enable the P. G.’& RB. to meet steadily growing demands for natural gas, to extend service to communities not now served with ". SKELETON EXPOSED BY EROSION AFTER 60 YEARS CAM: PTONVILLE, J LLE, June 1 0—Some BIG SEASON AT . YUBA CO. SPORTSMEN The Yuba ‘county CLUB PICNIC SUNDAY sportsman’s HEAVY MACHINES TO PLOW TRAIL IN TO NATURAL GAS SUPPLY OF P.¢.E. The Pacific Gas and Electric Comcampers discovered -a skeleton on the edge of Oregon Creek camp ground at Freemans Crossing Monday and notified the sheriff and coroner’s office at Marysville, and on instructions from Coroner J. L. Sullivan, Judge Acton M. Cleveland had A. W. Chapmam bury the same. n though CAMP PAHATSI IS PROMISED From, the number of registrations being received by the Camp Committee for Scout Camp it looks as Kilborn Lake will thave its club will hold a great picnic on Sunday, June 13 in the river bottom. south of the Feather river bridge at the foot of 3rd_ street, Marysville. It’s to be an all day picnic with events going every minute. There will be small calibre rifle contests FIRE FIGHTING Heavy machinery will be used in the ‘construction of fire lines to a considerable extent this season according to DeWitt Nelson, supervisLATTER DAY SAINTS The Primary Section of the Latter ° Day Saints church afe preparing for a-festival in Memorial Park in Grass Valley Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Camp-. bell is in charge of the program which promises to be a treat to all those who attend, Cara Nome Nothing is known of who this between the National Guard ain towing a passenger car foot. grave and marked the place. RIGHT LANE FOR SLOW According to ldleriatiwn sent out by the traffic control department of the Golden Gate bridge slow vehicBridge ‘rules draw special attention to provisions of the vehicle code prohibiting operation of any vehicle at a speed so slow as to impede rearules also emphasize*the necessity of proper signalling. All vehicles: are prohibited from crossing the center line stripe where indicated by reflector markers. U turns are not allowed except under the direction of a uniformed patrolman or ‘bridge employee. -Tire changes and_repairs“are permitted only when authorized by a member of the California highway patrol and done -in his presence: Emergency towing service is available. Emergency telephones are installed at intervals along the roadway. When calling for help give the number of the telephone from ‘which you call. Stalled ears will be towed to the San Francisco toll plaza. Charge for is $1.50. might have been, from appearances, the person was a man and had one broken leg and had been buried at least for sixty years. It was buried in a grave near a ravine, and the years of erosion cut into the grave so that the skeleton.becanie exposed. Chapman re-buried it in a five VEHICLES ON BRIDGE les must keep to the extreme right.} sonable movement of traffic. Bridge’ KEEPER OF : Wyoming RECORDS PASSES Tribe No. 49, has refive year rested on’May largest -year. At the present time registrations’are ahead of last year and it might be possible that facilities will have to be increased to take care of the campers or limit the number in a particular week. Camp Pahatsi’s reputation is spreading as evidenced by the applications for permission to attend the Tahoe Area Summer Camp at Kilborn Lake that‘ have been received from Scouts of other councils in Northern California, Early reports indicate that camp buildings suffered no damage from winter snows but that there is some damage to pipe lines which must be replaced. Week end work crews will start making repairs as soon as the road to camp is: opened to the Camp-! fire Girls whose camp will start Sun-} day July 11. Scouts and Cubs will follow with camp ‘closing Sunday; August 8. i SAN FRANCISCO NURSE ARRESTED NEAR HERE Mrs. Atin Fisher, nurse. of San Francisco was arrested just outside of Nevada City by John McMahon, other gun clubs, there will be fly casting contests and motor boat races, horseshoeing contests and every other kind of contest with prizes for the winners of each. For the ladies nail driving, rolling’ pin throwing and other such housewifely accomplishments will be exhibited and there will be prizes for the winners. Everybody will have a chance at catching the greased pig. Delbert Little, brother-in-law of Oscar Odegaard of Nevada City and Harvey Eich, Yuba county. treasurer, have charge of the concessions and promise not a dull moment. The committee announces no extra onaTEs for the barbecue. NEVA REBEKAH LODGE Neva Rebekah -lodge held a session Saturday evening at which time Mrs, Esther Tremaine, delegate from the lodge to grand lodge in Sacramento: on May 10, gave her report. She especially commented on degree work exemplified as of 1857 when. men gave the degree work for the women. Mrs. Mary Northey, Pierce, Mrs. Mrs. May Phillipia Chapman and or of the Tahoe national forest. Past experience has shown the value of tractors equipped with. the angledozer blades in the building of fire line but lack of fast transportation for such equipment was a handicap. The problem has been solved in Nels6n’s opinion by the assignment this week of a special line ‘building outfit to Nevada City where it will be stationed during the summer for

the use of the Tahoe, Plumas and EIdorado national forests. Two ‘35” Cletrac trailbuilders are mounted on a fifteen ton FWD semi-trailer designed so that the trailbuilders can be quickly loaded ad ‘unloaded by the operator. In Nelson’s opinion the burned area this season will be greatly reduced by the speed with which an effective fire line can be constructed with the above outfit. BEAUTY WEEK! Miss Dorothy Mae Bond, expert representative’ of Cara Nome Laboratories, will be in our store the week of JUNE 7 TO JUNE 12 giving complimentary consultations including complete skin analysis; facial, and make-up. Each consultation lasts 45 minutes. in private—and by appointment only. Only ten a day, so call us NOW, and avoid disappointment. THE KEXALL DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists PHONE 100 Nevada 241 Commercial Street deputy district attorney _ of _ San Miss Mary Hoskens of Nevada City, Francisco and Harry Husted, San/. 2/80 visited grand lodge. Francisco police — officer Tuesday, City Dry Cleaners] Call and Deliver ! HATS, SUITS, DRESSES, CLOAKS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED ALL WORK GUARANTEED Nevada City Phone 512 Ait while sitting in a car watching the prospecting operations of her husband in the creek channel. Mrs. Fisher was wanted by the;San Francisco police on -charges of complicity in the abortion death of Mrs. Genevoeve Arganbright on May 19. She is charged with aiding Dr. Claude C. Long in*a fatal illegal operation on Mrs. Arganbright, 26, mother of a old boy. Dr. Long was ar99 NOTICE’ our Safeway Icebox Is Always Clean! Just notice your’ Safeway Ice Box the next time you're in shopping. You’ll find it sweet and A clean—tfreshly scrubbed and as spic and span as © “the modern fuel’? and to conserve the gas of. Kettleman Hills. . ceived news of the death of Porter Boss-—Al,.can you love two girls Bliss who passed away on Mayjat once? ; T E 28. Porter L. Bliss: was Great KeepAl+—Yes, sir, immediately. er of Records and Seal of the Great ANTERBURV: Canterbury Black Orange Council, of. California, a position he Judge—-Have you ever been up ‘ Pekoe had held for 35 years. He often vis-. before me? ited Nevada City and ‘had many Culprit—I don’t know, yer Honor. friends here. —what time do you get up? gf ig ed SUAAMER with o SPECTACULAR SELLING of WV MMITE Shoes VALUES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY of m SLACKS AND BEACH SANDALS Enjoy cool comfort and perfect ‘freedom inthis smart sandal. Flexible rubber sole. Odorless insole. Very well made. Startling Values! In Spite of Increasing Cost of Leathers! Just when Summer is. getting under way, along comes Penney’s with a _ spectacular Summer Selling of Shoes—lots of other smart styles besides :those. pictured. Compare. Price, Quality! Women’s vil a5 Sizes TOWNCRAFT OXFORDS Good looking sport shoes of sturdy buck side leather. Pop: ular creased vamp style with all leather soles and _ heels. They’re both comfortable and durable and inexpensive, too! 2 « Hy 4 Pair BOYS’ SPORT OXFORDS Sturdy buck. side shoes with leather woles and heels. Very smart looking, and a favorite with the boys. Popular with mothers, too, ‘cause they'll wear! 2.69 >. “LITTLE TEACHER” T-STRAPS Nice enough for most important occasions. Durable enough for everyday. Of shiny patent leather or smooth elk. Leather spring heels. Sizes 514, to 8 $1.19 pr. . Sizes 2 to 9 98c pair WOMEN’S MONK STRAP SHOES smart style imcreasing ia popularity, because it’s so comfortable to wear.:Smooth Kip leather. Covered Cuban heel. Nice enough for most imgz-tant occasions. Durable enougn for everyday. Of shiny patent leather or smooth elk. Leather spring heels. 1.938.. . NEY C© GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA your own refrigerator at home. Prices Effective June 11 to June. 17. 3 pounds Marshmallows Fresh, Mild and FlufWhite 4 pounds fy. or Colored. 1 Ib. cello bag SANKA Piedmont SANDWICH 49 lbs. $1.89 49 Ibs. $1.63 49 lbs. $1.39 RED HOT 3 bb. tin 58c ee ae 3 . b. tin 52¢ 2 packages ]4c Kitchen Craft High Quality for All Baking Harvest Blossom All Purpose Family Flour El Grande In Oil SALT Mortens—Plain or Iodized SHREDDED WHEAT Regular Package CREAM OF WHEAT Lege. pkg. 23c Large Package JELLO Six Delicious Flavors PICKLES Sour or Dills ' DEVILED MEAT TOMATO SAUCE. 8.02z.can,.3 for ]()c 12 .0Z. CANS Jolly Rogers Diamond125 Foot Roll ® ® . PAPER TOWELS, Scot.... 9 ? : 32-Piece Set en oe Monex-Ware Dishes CAMAY TOILET SOAP Only $1.98 Here is one of the most sensational values Package Camels, ever offered to’our customers. Come in. today and let us explain how to get one of these lovely sets. Six dinner plates, 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 salad plates, 6 soup plates, 1 vegetable dish, 1 platter. Coftee Vacuum Pack. All Purpose or Drip Grind Maxwell House Has the Caffene removed MAYONNAISE Lunch Box Extra Quality TROCO MARGARINE BARGAINS! . . . Gem Nut Modauiicse BREAD — Julia Lee Wright—Large 114 pound loaf Brown Derby, 11 02. bottle, 4 for 25¢ CASE OF 24 BOTTLES . .. $1.45 (Phas Bottle Deposit) CHEESE, Medium Nippy WALDROF TISSUE WAX PAPER CIGARETTES— Kool or Raleighs— Luckies . or Chesterfields— SPREAD.. { .wdhReg. Y, size can Se 2 lbs. 33¢ I2¢ Large pkg. 27c . 2 for 29c Ta: