June 12, 1931 (8 pages)

os . . Deets ae eee ee ~ of Finance, which is empowered to Thursday, June 4h, 1931 and now ‘SUTTER CREEK MINES ARH ‘ery old shoes? FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1931 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLYMAN. SEAWELL EXPLAINS HIS BILLS (By Jerrold L. Seawell) ‘This is the third of a series of ‘articles of explanation of bills introduced by Assemblyman -Seawell and passing both Houses of the Legislature. Assembly Bill No. 1298 provides an appropriation of $55,000.00 for ‘the purpose of bringing to California in the spring of 1932 the winners “of the Skiing and Ice Skating events ‘to be held at Lake Placid, New York as the Winter Sports program in connection with the Olympic Games ‘to he held in Los Angeles in 1932.) The $55,000.00 hereby appropriat-_ ‘ed does not come out of the General Fund of the State Treasury but is a part of the premium derived from! “the sale of the Bond Issue of One! Million dollars voted by the people in. 1928 to defray the expenses of the Olympic Games to be held in ‘Los Angeles. This bill takes the $55,000.00 out of the Olympiad fund and places it ‘in ~he General Fund of the State “under the control of the Department ‘appoint a committee to carry en: the program proposed and spend the! money under the supervision of the Department. of Finasce. At is proposed to hold the Skiing events in the Tahoe-Truckee Area and the Ice Skating events in the Yosemite Valley. It has been estimated by expefts that in bringing the Champions of the Skiing events held at Lake Placid to California immedjately' following the contsets, will ‘mean that approximately 50,000 tourists will visit the Tahoe-Truckee area to watch the Skiing experts perform in exhibition matches. This would be of great value to Nevada and Placer Counties from an advertising viewpoint and would indicate to the world that California is a winter playground as well as @ summer recreational paradise. The fact that we were able to obtain this appropriation without one: cent of cost to the tax payer, and the advertising value to this district that will be derived therefrom could not be had by expending twice the amount ‘of money to obtain like results, and is of unlimited value to the people of Nevada and Placer Counties. Governor Rolph signed this bill we are assured that the Olympic Winter Events will be held as per the terms of the bill. 0. SHOWING MUCH ACTIVITY Sutter. Creek, Calif., June 12— The orebody recently disclosed by the north drift on the 300-foot Amador Star Mining 12 miles north responding to fevel of the Company property, of Sutter Creek, is development in pleasing according to Manager John Ratto. Since exposed about three weeks ago, it has been followed for $0 ft. by the drift and has widened from @ narrow quartz stringer to four feet between walls. Samples assayed show average values of $8. a ton in gold. Picked samples have yielded more than $1,700. a ton, it; ts stated. Two feet of ore averagtne $40 a ton is being mined in the sinking of a shaft, now down about $5 feet by P. F. Petersen and son, W. F. Petersen, one mile northwest. of Pine Grove. They are reducing the ore éxtracted in a three-stamp mill oa the ranch, about a quarter of a mile distant from their shaft. in their sinking operations they are occa-. sionally finding bunches of tigh grade rock of sensational value. When first exposed less tham two feet below the surface, the ore showing measured oniy tena inches ia width, Lee Peyton of Volcano and asso‘eiates have resumed thé development of the Mitchell mine, aear Pine Grove, under a lease aad bend from the owner, Joha P. Davis of San Francisco. They are at preseat dewatering a 200 foot-incline shaft which -follows dowa a four-foot ledge that in past operations has yielded excellent j returns, it is stated. The property is equipped with a 10-stamp mill. * 0 Reconsidered “Philippi—You know, I fell in love with Jack Huggins at firat sight. Peri!i:a—When is -your engagement “to be annovwnced? Philippi—Never. I took a secead Inappropriate Beggar—Can you spare me a pale of + Wedy—Bet you are wearing quite gvod ones. Beggar—!I kuow, mia’am, and they are ruiuiag my whele business, fashion, . on their 242-acre ranch, . . NEW BODY WILL~ WORK OUT BOND — REFUND PROGRAM With the signing by Gov. Rolph of the Cassidy bill providing for a new Bond Commission to help irrigation districts faced with the necessity of refunding their bonds, the problems of the Oakdale Irrigation District will probably be at once transferred to a hew body, in order that some gort of program can be worked out to take care of the $80, 000 bonds which will fall due July 1. The new commission will succeed the Bond Certification Commission but will have enlarged powers, intended to help the situation inthe Oakdale district. It will also be an official body which can be substituted for the Bankers’ Bondholders’ Committee recently organized by the San F'rancisco and Oakland bankers. The later committee still has not decided upon a report. a Director A. C. Pendergrass conferred with some of the members of the committee yesterday, endeavoring to hurry their report. The committee is considering three plans: first the one worked out by the board, second the one which provided for exclusion of some of the land in the district, but was found conld not be accompublished, and a third plan which would extend the payments for the refunding bonds over a period of fifty years instead of. forty.—Oandale Leader. 0 v JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phones ) Upholstering 109M Sd lite te olla lee te tele tee ede NATIONAL MARKET # Nevis Cy THE BEST FOR _ ALWAYS _ . We Deliver Phone 302 ANGELES MEN LEASE JAMESTOWN MINH Jamestown, Calif., June 12,—It is learned from a reliable source that negotiations have been concluded by a syndicate of Los Angeles business and mining men, of which M. P. Waite is the . moving factor and representative, for the acquisiLOS tion, under lease and bond, of five! adjoining groups of mines extending about three miles northward along the Mother Lode from a point one mile south of Jamestown. The groups involved in the transactions talline, Omega, Rawhide and Rapare known as the MHarvard, Cryspahannock mines. In-width they vary from 600 feet to a half mile. Some of them have notable past gold production records. 0. ce -MINING ACTIVITY REVIVED IN STATE OF NEVADA The San Francisco’ Mining Exchange reports that new mining developmerts at Hornsilver, Nev. have brought about the reopening of mines closed for more than a year. The Ohio Mine has: opened a shoot of mill re, 720 feet long, and thé company plans the erettien of a mill this year. -s The Butler Gold Mining Company has resumed op@ations and new operators have taken over the Grand Central group of claims adjoining the property of the West Mines Company, according to the report. : The Grand Central made the first shipment of ore from this district in 1876. ry) Vv we Bc Bt Ee Be ey Bet Be Be et Bet ee ee ee Ee Be et ee ee et Be ee Foe 8 ot cont Wendl Cece Well Geel Weel ect Beeld ll Meadl Beedle Mell Meecll Meccll Meet Cel Mell Mell dt Oe ee a ee . s HOG SPECIAL PRICES IN SHOES We Have Wonderful Values This Week at Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family 1 SHOE STORE am Eg Bot Foe oy oe dll anil Maul Hanll Wen! ig egy Haig hg ad hg ed i! hs he AN’S eed oats Mls Hen ~— te ome Bom Emme mm ee Ee Be Fe Ey Bee Bt Eee Bee Be ee Be ee ee Bes Be Be Be ee EF ey 8 oe me pe pe pee pe ee ee ee Oe a ed Ball Ball Bell Boll Ball Mond === = PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION CARL T. LARSEN, Prop. GILMORE GAS GREASING BATTERY SHRVICH GOODYEAR TIRES & TUBES TOW CAR HYDRAULIC LIFT SHELL GAS : WASHING PHONE 46 GIVE IT TO HIM! . —_ Courtesy San Francisce Chronicie Law enforcing agencies of the State and National Government have joined forces in a vigorous drive to end a “whispering” campaign of innuendo against financtal institutions and intended, say the authorities, witi. mately to destroy the National Government itself. Thevservices of the American Legion have been tendered the autherities and have been accepted. Attorney General U. 8. Webb and the U. 8. Attorneys for Northern and Gouthern California call upon citizens generally to co-operate against the “common enemy.” : Offenders, gulity of spreading the malicious da, may be Section 6 of the Civwét’ MODERN ~~ GLASSES Eye, Heurs 2 to 4 According to favorable conditions on the Stock Market, not to mention the King of Sweeden and Prince of Wales, the VIKING LUNCH ‘will reduce _ their Dollar Chicken Dinners to F ifty Cents. VIKING RESTAURANT — BROAD ST. NEVADA OfTY, CAL NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM 3 Miss Elizabeth McD. WatsonEquipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal ; and X-Ray Cases Modern Equipment © Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining testa from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets,. value of sulphur. ets aad values of tailings. : : . Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Wnaderwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Ingurance comepanies. Automobile insurance. JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Auburn, Calif. Examinations Reports Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil oe ee “a Wo y “ NOTHING'S 4 TOO NICE FOR A BRIDE. . thats why her range is ELECTRIC . pops OF TODAY and brides of other days—you can save time for rest and recreation when you cook with electricity = The electric range with its automatic time and tempera. ture controls does the mechanical work which once kept women watching in the kicchea. But thanks to the electric range. those days are gome forevee. Today a complete meat is placed in the electric oven, say at 1 o’clock—Roast Beef, Browned Potatoes, Green Beans, and Fresh Pineapple Pudding. At 4 o’clock, while you are miles away, the electricity automatically curns on and keeps the oven at an ever 400 degrees until 5:30, when the current turns off. The stored heart in the insulated oven keeps the feod warm until you return home. Then you serve the : meal—hot—and perfectly cooked. You will also be delighted with the cleanliness of electric cooking. Moreover, the electric range is fast—new cooking elements make it so, Besides that, the cost for electricity is economical—4c worth of electricity, on the average, cooks the dinner for four persons. And the electric range itself costs no more than any other good range: It’s easy to have ai electric range in your kitchen—just a few. dollars down and a few dollars a month. Come into our otlice or a dealer’s score today and select'the model you prefer. COOK WITH ELECTRICITY eo THE MODERN WAY Paciric GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY by f propagan prosecuted under Rights Code which provides a maximum sentence of 10 yeare imprisonment and a fine ef $5000. :

os . . Deets ae eee ee ~ of Finance, which is empowered to Thursday, June 4h, 1931 and now ‘SUTTER CREEK MINES ARH ‘ery old shoes? FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1931 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLYMAN. SEAWELL EXPLAINS HIS BILLS (By Jerrold L. Seawell) ‘This is the third of a series of ‘articles of explanation of bills introduced by Assemblyman -Seawell and passing both Houses of the Legislature. Assembly Bill No. 1298 provides an appropriation of $55,000.00 for ‘the purpose of bringing to California in the spring of 1932 the winners “of the Skiing and Ice Skating events ‘to be held at Lake Placid, New York as the Winter Sports program in connection with the Olympic Games ‘to he held in Los Angeles in 1932.) The $55,000.00 hereby appropriat-_ ‘ed does not come out of the General Fund of the State Treasury but is a part of the premium derived from! “the sale of the Bond Issue of One! Million dollars voted by the people in. 1928 to defray the expenses of the Olympic Games to be held in ‘Los Angeles. This bill takes the $55,000.00 out of the Olympiad fund and places it ‘in ~he General Fund of the State “under the control of the Department ‘appoint a committee to carry en: the program proposed and spend the! money under the supervision of the Department. of Finasce. At is proposed to hold the Skiing events in the Tahoe-Truckee Area and the Ice Skating events in the Yosemite Valley. It has been estimated by expefts that in bringing the Champions of the Skiing events held at Lake Placid to California immedjately' following the contsets, will ‘mean that approximately 50,000 tourists will visit the Tahoe-Truckee area to watch the Skiing experts perform in exhibition matches. This would be of great value to Nevada and Placer Counties from an advertising viewpoint and would indicate to the world that California is a winter playground as well as @ summer recreational paradise. The fact that we were able to obtain this appropriation without one: cent of cost to the tax payer, and the advertising value to this district that will be derived therefrom could not be had by expending twice the amount ‘of money to obtain like results, and is of unlimited value to the people of Nevada and Placer Counties. Governor Rolph signed this bill we are assured that the Olympic Winter Events will be held as per the terms of the bill. 0. SHOWING MUCH ACTIVITY Sutter. Creek, Calif., June 12— The orebody recently disclosed by the north drift on the 300-foot Amador Star Mining 12 miles north responding to fevel of the Company property, of Sutter Creek, is development in pleasing according to Manager John Ratto. Since exposed about three weeks ago, it has been followed for $0 ft. by the drift and has widened from @ narrow quartz stringer to four feet between walls. Samples assayed show average values of $8. a ton in gold. Picked samples have yielded more than $1,700. a ton, it; ts stated. Two feet of ore averagtne $40 a ton is being mined in the sinking of a shaft, now down about $5 feet by P. F. Petersen and son, W. F. Petersen, one mile northwest. of Pine Grove. They are reducing the ore éxtracted in a three-stamp mill oa the ranch, about a quarter of a mile distant from their shaft. in their sinking operations they are occa-. sionally finding bunches of tigh grade rock of sensational value. When first exposed less tham two feet below the surface, the ore showing measured oniy tena inches ia width, Lee Peyton of Volcano and asso‘eiates have resumed thé development of the Mitchell mine, aear Pine Grove, under a lease aad bend from the owner, Joha P. Davis of San Francisco. They are at preseat dewatering a 200 foot-incline shaft which -follows dowa a four-foot ledge that in past operations has yielded excellent j returns, it is stated. The property is equipped with a 10-stamp mill. * 0 Reconsidered “Philippi—You know, I fell in love with Jack Huggins at firat sight. Peri!i:a—When is -your engagement “to be annovwnced? Philippi—Never. I took a secead Inappropriate Beggar—Can you spare me a pale of + Wedy—Bet you are wearing quite gvod ones. Beggar—!I kuow, mia’am, and they are ruiuiag my whele business, fashion, . on their 242-acre ranch, . . NEW BODY WILL~ WORK OUT BOND — REFUND PROGRAM With the signing by Gov. Rolph of the Cassidy bill providing for a new Bond Commission to help irrigation districts faced with the necessity of refunding their bonds, the problems of the Oakdale Irrigation District will probably be at once transferred to a hew body, in order that some gort of program can be worked out to take care of the $80, 000 bonds which will fall due July 1. The new commission will succeed the Bond Certification Commission but will have enlarged powers, intended to help the situation inthe Oakdale district. It will also be an official body which can be substituted for the Bankers’ Bondholders’ Committee recently organized by the San F'rancisco and Oakland bankers. The later committee still has not decided upon a report. a Director A. C. Pendergrass conferred with some of the members of the committee yesterday, endeavoring to hurry their report. The committee is considering three plans: first the one worked out by the board, second the one which provided for exclusion of some of the land in the district, but was found conld not be accompublished, and a third plan which would extend the payments for the refunding bonds over a period of fifty years instead of. forty.—Oandale Leader.

0 v JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phones ) Upholstering 109M Sd lite te olla lee te tele tee ede NATIONAL MARKET # Nevis Cy THE BEST FOR _ ALWAYS _ . We Deliver Phone 302 ANGELES MEN LEASE JAMESTOWN MINH Jamestown, Calif., June 12,—It is learned from a reliable source that negotiations have been concluded by a syndicate of Los Angeles business and mining men, of which M. P. Waite is the . moving factor and representative, for the acquisiLOS tion, under lease and bond, of five! adjoining groups of mines extending about three miles northward along the Mother Lode from a point one mile south of Jamestown. The groups involved in the transactions talline, Omega, Rawhide and Rapare known as the MHarvard, Cryspahannock mines. In-width they vary from 600 feet to a half mile. Some of them have notable past gold production records. 0. ce -MINING ACTIVITY REVIVED IN STATE OF NEVADA The San Francisco’ Mining Exchange reports that new mining developmerts at Hornsilver, Nev. have brought about the reopening of mines closed for more than a year. The Ohio Mine has: opened a shoot of mill re, 720 feet long, and thé company plans the erettien of a mill this year. -s The Butler Gold Mining Company has resumed op@ations and new operators have taken over the Grand Central group of claims adjoining the property of the West Mines Company, according to the report. : The Grand Central made the first shipment of ore from this district in 1876. ry) Vv we Bc Bt Ee Be ey Bet Be Be et Bet ee ee ee Ee Be et ee ee et Be ee Foe 8 ot cont Wendl Cece Well Geel Weel ect Beeld ll Meadl Beedle Mell Meecll Meccll Meet Cel Mell Mell dt Oe ee a ee . s HOG SPECIAL PRICES IN SHOES We Have Wonderful Values This Week at Boys’ Boots, Either Rubber or Leather Felt Slippers of all styles for all the family 1 SHOE STORE am Eg Bot Foe oy oe dll anil Maul Hanll Wen! ig egy Haig hg ad hg ed i! hs he AN’S eed oats Mls Hen ~— te ome Bom Emme mm ee Ee Be Fe Ey Bee Bt Eee Bee Be ee Be ee ee Bes Be Be Be ee EF ey 8 oe me pe pe pee pe ee ee ee Oe a ed Ball Ball Bell Boll Ball Mond === = PLAZA SUPER SERVICE STATION CARL T. LARSEN, Prop. GILMORE GAS GREASING BATTERY SHRVICH GOODYEAR TIRES & TUBES TOW CAR HYDRAULIC LIFT SHELL GAS : WASHING PHONE 46 GIVE IT TO HIM! . —_ Courtesy San Francisce Chronicie Law enforcing agencies of the State and National Government have joined forces in a vigorous drive to end a “whispering” campaign of innuendo against financtal institutions and intended, say the authorities, witi. mately to destroy the National Government itself. Thevservices of the American Legion have been tendered the autherities and have been accepted. Attorney General U. 8. Webb and the U. 8. Attorneys for Northern and Gouthern California call upon citizens generally to co-operate against the “common enemy.” : Offenders, gulity of spreading the malicious da, may be Section 6 of the Civwét’ MODERN ~~ GLASSES Eye, Heurs 2 to 4 According to favorable conditions on the Stock Market, not to mention the King of Sweeden and Prince of Wales, the VIKING LUNCH ‘will reduce _ their Dollar Chicken Dinners to F ifty Cents. VIKING RESTAURANT — BROAD ST. NEVADA OfTY, CAL NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM 3 Miss Elizabeth McD. WatsonEquipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal ; and X-Ray Cases Modern Equipment © Nevada City NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining testa from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets,. value of sulphur. ets aad values of tailings. : : . Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Wnaderwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Ingurance comepanies. Automobile insurance. JAMES D. STEWART, E. M. Consulting Mining Engineer 138 Commercial St. Phone 107 Auburn, Calif. Examinations Reports Management 30 Years’ Experience in Western Mining Fields Code: Bedford-McNeil oe ee “a Wo y “ NOTHING'S 4 TOO NICE FOR A BRIDE.. . thats why her range is ELECTRIC . pops OF TODAY and brides of other days—you can save time for rest and recreation when you cook with electricity = The electric range with its automatic time and tempera. ture controls does the mechanical work which once kept women watching in the kicchea. But thanks to the electric range. those days are gome forevee. Today a complete meat is placed in the electric oven, say at 1 o’clock—Roast Beef, Browned Potatoes, Green Beans, and Fresh Pineapple Pudding. At 4 o’clock, while you are miles away, the electricity automatically curns on and keeps the oven at an ever 400 degrees until 5:30, when the current turns off. The stored heart in the insulated oven keeps the feod warm until you return home. Then you serve the : meal—hot—and perfectly cooked. You will also be delighted with the cleanliness of electric cooking. Moreover, the electric range is fast—new cooking elements make it so, Besides that, the cost for electricity is economical—4c worth of electricity, on the average, cooks the dinner for four persons. And the electric range itself costs no more than any other good range: It’s easy to have ai electric range in your kitchen—just a few. dollars down and a few dollars a month. Come into our otlice or a dealer’s score today and select'the model you prefer. COOK WITH ELECTRICITY eo THE MODERN WAY Paciric GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY by f propagan prosecuted under Rights Code which provides a maximum sentence of 10 yeare imprisonment and a fine ef $5000. :