June 17, 1935 (4 pages)

Thinking Out Loud evada City Nu COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA Se leleene ee ene Lergere pe vip sere eieteededs ‘ + : + The Nevada City Nugget helps or : city and county to grow in populatic e z and prosperity. By subscribing to, 2 { * advertising in the Nugget, therefore, \ + you help yourself. : Bay LOLOL III (By H. M. L.) A writer chap in Kansas sends out “a column called: ‘‘Do you ever stop °io think?’’ Rather an arresting idea until examined critically. Imagine all of us stopping whatever we are doing, to think. As a matter of fact busy people do most of their thinking while they are doing. Thinking is not a process which ordinarily requires stopping. A lawyer or doctor hurrying to an appointment rarely Clark Carter; home on a furlough 1alts in his tracks to. think. It} after completing his four years at would Ge a queer world indeed if. the naval academy, in response to thinking were divorced from action. Really when we stop, it is to dream, . and not to think. It is difficult for the human eye “to see growth of any kind. Under the microscope the eye may perceive the actual growth of certain bacteria. But the growth of a child, of a plant, and even of a community is so gradual that the eye fails to perceive the gradations. But by contracts, by ‘remembered measurements, it is easy to perceive growth. Nevada County two years ago, contrasted with Nevada County today shows a very remarkable growth. Two years ago, in March, in Nevada County, there were 1200 miners employed. This June there are more than 2200 men employed, a difference of 1000. These thousand men have undoubtedly brought at least 2000 others with them, wives, children or relatives into this county. This would mean an_ increase population to the county, credited to the mining industry alone, of 3,000. But the merchants, the restaurants, the beauty shops, the hotels, ‘the contractors and builders, the building material dealers, have also increased their forées and augmented the ranks of our business community to serve this influx of miners. Another thousand population has been added to the county, it is safe to say, to take care of the needs be. Pie ounty Seat Paper. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1935. 4 CLARK CARTER TELLS OF NAVAL ACADEMY LIFE ‘Dreamers and Builder He is tired of endless toiling In the seething marts of men, Tired of tearing down, he says, a Skeet Club Ready For 3-Day Nor. Calif. Sho of } inquiries concerning the academy, gives this interview to the Nugget: “The Naval Academy course is a long and hard road but it must be that way in order to accomplish its purpose, Rated as one of the best engineering schools in the country, it is hard to get into and once there it requires a little extra effort to stay. When you. have finished, you have besides your diploma and ring, the age old expression of the service, ‘‘well done.” “There are several openings ayail-’ able for one who wants to enter. There are scongresional appointments, senatorial appointments, and presidenal appointments and many have joined the regular navy or marine corps and entered from the service. The examinations are nearly as varied as the appointments. There are what are termed regular examinations, in six subjects, substantiating examinations in two subjects and college certificates. There is only one physical examination available for entrance and that must be taken at the academy, Preliminary physical examinations may be taken by permit from the navy department and are held at all navy yards and stations. These do not in any way replace the examination at the academy. “The four year ‘course covers many varied subjects all o which are deemed necessary to a naval officer’s life. Desciptive’ seometry, mar-. ine engineering, electrical engineereee \ And of building up again; ‘And he longs for the peaceful valley Where he spent his idle youth, Dreaming the dreams of boyhood: And learning its lessons of truth. In the maze of alluring visions, He turns with a weary sigh From the throbbing heart of the city Where the tides of life sweep by; And he yearns for the gentle murmurs Of a stream that once he knew, Forgetting that only the builder Can make his dreams come true. Go, rear your airy castles By the river’s rippling tide, Then come with your wistful fancies And stand by the builder’s side; His soul must capture the vision, His hands the work must do, For only the. skillful builder Can make your dreams come true. Sing then a song of the city With its turmoil and its strife, Where dreamers and builders together Are molding the pattern of life; Where together they strive for the future __ With pride in the work they do, And the magical task of the builder Is to make our dreams come true. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. Written in honor of the Nevada County Build: , : on the part of the plaintiffs or deMr 7 i * of this 3,000 increase concerned in. ims, radio, seamanship, navigation, ers Exchange Convention, Saturday, June tet dats delay the oe Ts _ a be sont es the mining -industry. Thus in two. @conomics, government, mathematds 4 tm i I ie tas Hees . MTR. ¥. F. Cassidy. = A ies Ana HAe oe se os ic ass 4; wa, Grass Valley. zandis last week “also overruled . Miss Brand. years we may conservatively esti-. /¢8, ordnance and gunnery, English, . { two demurrers based on technical . vy . 4 mate Nevada County’s population. history, foreign languages, and prae. , nolaias } caste “. Builders’ Supply Company. has increased’ by 4,000. tical work in all of the above pan SSaISREaeeaeaee pi as . (Conner and Foreman). scaler hes jects. Drills are a daily routine in . Fae a ene aasme rans Nevada City Nugget. : The publicity the county has re-. infantry, seamanship, ordnance ~ CURTIS R CLARK BUILDERS WILL WATER PAGEANT ho Ete Clayton Bennett. i ceived through the Nevada City physical training. } ft ® A Miss Winnie Mulloy. ; Nugget, whose tabulations of oper“The athletics are as varied as . . ; . Mrs. E. M. Lewis, ' ating mines, miners employed, and the intellectual studies. Football, . SEATED AS FT KS MEFT SATURDAY TRYOUTS START . Plaza Grocery, monthly payroll published once a. S°¢cer, cross country running, bas-! soit ad add 4 wsietiralial Mrs, A, W. Hoge. i month, quoted far and near in minhet ball, boxing, wrestling, swim-. Paul. J; Jenks will ‘preside . as Mrs. bisiess Ghidotti. ing journals and metropolitan finan-. ing, water ‘Polo, gym, feucing, ; EXALTED RULER . J. S$ s . é NOW AT POOL Mrs; Edward Rose. etal Mages, ae fosuacd atiouilou oF small bore rifles, crew, lacrosse, . _—— president of. the convention of the Gillett Nursery. : rac £ is ; j rel Mvohe ona = ‘ a +7 peirasa eaieaaie aa tet ’ i pan , both investors and those seeking emilies: peacbal tenenis and outdoor . Curtis R. Clark was inducted into. Builders Exchange of the Northern Addison Janes, life. guard atthe Sa te hes aarti responay ployment upon this county. It is the. Tifle. Whether the entantr goes Out the office of Exalted Ruler of the. California district which will conoe a to the need lebih izes is heightened complaint of some of the older and ny 2 Ee abaya evorte or aot, me Nevada City: Lodge of Elks Friday; vene in Memorial ‘Hall ‘building, Sie tii i Tels : ee ed bra apmnene ae more conservative citizens that the} '% Tedulired ta pees etreng th; Bym, . evening. James C, Tyrrell of the Sauth. Auburn street, Grass Valley that elapses Ao non-swimmers and bring a large attenmanos and 2 large result of this publicity has been the. 5W’™ming, boxing, wrestling, ae Grass Valley Elks Lodge, acted .as. on Saturday, June 22. shi ec ieee swimmers. started this Bilan anes is. needed for fulfillment influx of too many unemployed ne ne dancing tests. ‘district deputy in making the in+. Official registration of delezates. Morning. The non-swimmers class at phe ebente of the party which seeking jobs, and too little capital ror ace not interested ee stallation of officers. A large dele. will kaka, piace hetwaen oO and. 10 opened St 1 PATS and fie interie to ge money—much : money, seeking investment. ‘This is probabBPORYS: there are such other activitsation of Grass Valley Elks accomp-. o'elock Saturday morning. The mediates at 14:30. No charge is made . Ww é h ee hos Buy a vacuum ly true and yet the net result has . — ee hadi Bag (four-year book of anied Tyrrell and assisted in the! opening session will begin at 10 a. for shih ot aaa ea these Clanaes. . : AWeepe! ee he pabiaassre. hak been an increase in taxable values} ‘¥© S’aduating class), Log (weekly . impressive ‘ceremony, im with Paul I Jenks presiding and Adults who wish instruction or chil-. Everyone seems to believe in a clean i ilding activity] ™@8azine), Trident (bi-monthly per“pi ae Na : : dren who desire moré individual at-' pool for the young folks to swim in in the county, a building activity . ! se ba deaio ie v4 : Other officers installed. were Ro-. giving the address of welcome. ; ¥ Ve in. and is ready to help tl Civie Club that falls little short of a boom, an soatonl) mel oad Reception aut land “Wright, Esteemed. Leading. More than 300 representatives . enUon, sake Be wren leceane. fy Dag . be id ! oe oe advance in rentals, a scarcity of ee peda igh asa Gk oaunce sauce, Knight; Arthur Elliott, esteemed) from the Northern California district BrOGRn et bie for 19) cents: sh lesson, . in Beis eine rE: housing and of store premises, that a chestra), Glee Club,Mandolin toval/ night; FG) Pinkeean, oe! ate -eysceina “bn wetona Saturday’s. °". for individual lessons of 50 cents } sear ae will be on display at variaffords an opportunity, without par-. Clb, Concert Orchestra, Masquerteemed lecturing knight; V.V. Fomeeting. The. delegates will come} °#¢)[ous buatnoes Houses, 20 allel in California, to those investors BOere, Stage Gang, Business Gang, . toy, ‘Secretary; G. J. Rector, treas-' from building exchanges of North-. Classes in life saving, diving and} who prefer to put their money into Electrical Gang, Radio Club, Pep: : real estate and its improvement:rather than mining. : The Nugget makes no ridiculous claim to having brought. ali this about. The underlying reason,: of course, is the increase in the price of gold. It only claims to have called the attention of the world outside the county, to the unusually favorable conditions which here exist, both for employment and for capital inves nt. In doing this, it z0es ee cis that we must take the bitter with the sweet. Peatake the bitter with the sweet. Peowherever they are. But we will submit they have not been as heavy a burden here as they havein thousands of other localities, The benefit of this publicity: given monthly to mining and mining opportunities cannot be measured in any certain terms or figures. The general result, however, is obvious. Grass Valley and Nevada City are growing closer together along the four-mile highway between them. Even now, employment, particularly in the skilled trades, is depleting the ranks of the SERA. For instance a skilled worker on the municipal park project, yesterday gave notice that his services were no longer available. He had found employment at $110 per month with board and lodging provided. This is one of many straws in the wind and significant. _ No, we do not stop to think. This column is done in our stride, filling Day:’’ Myers Mobley, Tognarelli, Herbert Skeahan, Reed, Fred Scheck and E. Durbin. day and Sunday. Active members of the Nevada City. shoot are. Fresno, Skeet Club yesterday completed preparations for the championship shoot of the Northern California Skeet Association. The following members of the club participated in the ‘Work Curtis Clark, . Howard Penrose, Rolly Wright, John! in Northern California. wie Me Richards, Sargent Huson, Dr. W. W. The grounds and the machinery of the skeet park on the old Rich. ards raneh are now. in tip-top shape,. house. f and are completely ready for the big shoot to be held there Friday, sper this opportunity to see the best skeet — Clubs which will . compete in this big championship . Nevada City Skeet Club -park. 2. Redwood City, Golden Gate (of Oakland), Pacific Rod and Gun Club (o San Francisco), Rio Vista, two clubs from Saeramento, Redding, Petaluma, Marys~ ville and Tracey. @ The Nevada City Skeet Club has the only electrically operated traps— The Skeet Club welcomes spectators to the grounds at any time Friday; Saturday or Sunday.: No ad-— mission will be charged. Food and drink will be on sale at the club-_ iy Nevada City people should not misg shooters in the state perform on the JUDGE DENIES MOTION of the Pacific Gas Company against and hydraulic Auburn. Judge Landis states in original complaint when the comes to trial in the superior court galendar, unless téchnical actjons IN PLACER MINE SUIT. A motion to strike out portions of} the complaint in the $500,000 suit! Electric . gold mining operators of the Bear River . watershed was denied inSan opinion ‘tiled ‘last week by Superior Judge J. B. Landis of Placer County, in his opinian the motion is overruled without prejudice, which will enable the defendants to renew objections to the case Judge Landis has indicated a willingness to set’ the case on the July MANY PRIZES FOR SWIM POOL BENEFIT PARTY The committee of the Woman’s Civic Club in charge of arrangements for the big card party to be given by the club at Armory Hall on Friday night reports that it has met with a most generous support of its plans. gi’ No solicitations have been made nor will any be made but. many friends’ have offered prizes for the affair. Needless to say “however’ all donations will be gratefuly received. Following is the list of donors who already have offered prizes: ing for two months. Then, comes the one month of well earned leave. At the end of the second year the two . months. spent before in the practice cruise and the month o leave are all spent at the academy with practical instruction in such subjects as destroyers, chine gun, etc. Another ‘cruise fin-! ishes the third year and at the end of the fourth, comes graduation, and a commission or civilian life. you can expect from the academy, at least that is what you can grasp, The other intangible thing which you take away stays with you the rest of your life even when the others are} forgotten.”’ Helen ,Provines, of this city, and. Mrs. Sauvee’s sisters, Mrs. Clemo and Mrs. Jane Weigel ‘Grass’ Valley, motored — to Friday to attend the graduation exercises of Miss Provines’ sister. given over to’ persuading more readers to subscribe to and ‘more business men’ to advertise in the Nugget, and between whiles shéaves of news of Nevada County, ptomoting in a broad way its growth. M anit prosperity Calling attention occa stange, to Having helped, somewhat, to bring about the present prosperaviation, submarine, ma-} “In so many words, this is what per Mrs. A. Sauvee and niece, Miss; ley the gathering up Stonally, as in the, present inup the interstices in the day. A day urere 7. oP, tiful automatic shotgun. Colley, was not misplaced. was served. NEW PHONE MANAGER TAKES OVER LOCAL POS The appointment of HEdward { Merrill as manager of the Grass Val-. tees will be given when the general . an-. session is reopened. nounced today by Arthur H. Hobbs, ! Harry! district manager of the Pacific Teleof j phone and Telegraph company. Vallejo; “Merrill brings to his new posi-. Scollan of Sacramento, and Senator . tion capabilities developed in: several Charles W. Petifer, president of the {years of work in commercial offices! California State Builders Exchange of the company,” Hobbs said. ‘At, will speak. telephone exchange . was time of his promotion to the lors. Henry Meyers is recouperatour auditions, physician. @ James . Committe, and Cheer Leaders . ; EPUBEGE, : ern California de from housing “ ; : ‘Bb. Young, tyler; Clifford Merriam,! committees of civic and Federal z ~ ie bee of the: inet. year. «. esquire; Harrison Randall, inner) Housing Administration organizaDee ee miede aosalyy. Inet: guard, i tions and. from allied organizations would be W. E. Wright, who becomes Junior Past Exalted Ruler, was called to the altar .where P. G. Seadden, P. E. R. presented him with a beau-. Grass Valley. These ladies will proOne of Mr. vide entqrtatnment for the wives Wright’s hobbies is skeet shooting. . and families of the In a few humorous remarks he stat; ed that he would do his best to show] gions. his brother sharp shooters in the . lodge that their confidence in marksmanship Following the meeting a buffet supiS) scheduled ' P.} . Senate of the state legislature will . cal post, Merrill was service repre. License Bureau of the Department! sentatives in our business office in of Fresno,”’ : . i . ; ing nicely from an operation per-. Federal Housing Administration and . formed for a ruptured appendix. She many others will also speak: is at her home in Nevada City. Dr. B. W. Hummelt was the attending . . of building and supplies. i mATONItY, . A ladies auxiliary of the Builders ' Pxchange was recently formed in the delegates water polo will be organibed as soon as it is deteermined how ‘many are interested and what time at the pool most. convenient for the Try-outs’ for the water pageant . are beginning this week. There will be some speaking parts and a great many swimming parts. Everyone terested is urged to try-out. ini While they are attending the sesBuilding craft conference are immediately after the opening session under the direction . of the committee chairman as out‘lined: plastering, Roy Cutler; paint. ing, Harry Pricer; electrical, E. O. . B. Clipper; plumbing, Lloyd Weeks; . tile, C. A. Dowell: roofing, Tom . Brown; heating, Ray Menzies, sheet ' metal, Al Mefford. Reports of the various commitships. PRAISE FOR LOCAL SINGER Harald Hansen, tenor Valleq, who has been singing over Station KHSL in Chico weeks, is winning praise for his singing. On Sunday the announcer stated the station joined with Harald in dedicating his “Wander Thirst,” to Mr. Hansen’s father, John Hansen of Grass Valley, ) who is an old sailor, ‘“‘who sailed the seven seas’’ in the days of wooden of Grass in recent second number, Two building enthusiasts of the; of the session be on the program, Senator Thomas for a turkey chairman. Glenn Salter of the Contractor’s! Professional and Vocational Standards; Floyd Boone of the Associated General Contractors; Frank McVeigh, regional director for -the In band concert Most pleasant entertainment has been planned for the delegates and ;suests will march from the Memorial Building to the Bret Harte Inn talks arranged During the afternoon the delegates and their families will visit various mines in the district. the evening there will be a Concert Band at the Veterans Memorial Building. This will be followed by a minstrel show. The public is invited to the evenings entertainment. Admission 50c. their families. At the adjournment: now on sale. — the delegates and the banquet and to hear by the program by the Grass Valley PREPARATIONS AT CAMP CELIO FOR MANY GIRLS Howard Baxter, president of the Oakland Camp Fire Group, Miss — Gladys Snyder, executive secretary, and manager of the group and about 25 members are established at Camp Celio today. Large groups of members of the Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley Camp Fire Girls are expected at camp throughout the sum; mer. The next ten days the group . already at camp will be very busy getting ready for the girls who will be here later. Due to the late closing of the Oakland schools, June 21, activities at the camp have begun later this year than usual. A delegation of American — members from Grass Valley and Nevada City drove to the soldiers home at Yountville, Napa county yesterday. The occasion being the annual American Legion pilgrimage to home. , ; RELIEF HILL GRAVEL PROPERTY Twenty men are employed a lief Hill, near North . Bloomfi where hydraulicing with one_ tor is working three : hours. Debris is Tickets are . ¥ restraining dam built t pany, C. EB. Clark ext.

Thinking Out Loud evada City Nu COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA Se leleene ee ene Lergere pe vip sere eieteededs ‘ + : + The Nevada City Nugget helps or : city and county to grow in populatic e z and prosperity. By subscribing to, 2 { * advertising in the Nugget, therefore, \ + you help yourself. : Bay LOLOL III (By H. M. L.) A writer chap in Kansas sends out “a column called: ‘‘Do you ever stop °io think?’’ Rather an arresting idea until examined critically. Imagine all of us stopping whatever we are doing, to think. As a matter of fact busy people do most of their thinking while they are doing. Thinking is not a process which ordinarily requires stopping. A lawyer or doctor hurrying to an appointment rarely Clark Carter; home on a furlough 1alts in his tracks to. think. It} after completing his four years at would Ge a queer world indeed if. the naval academy, in response to thinking were divorced from action. Really when we stop, it is to dream, . and not to think. It is difficult for the human eye “to see growth of any kind. Under the microscope the eye may perceive the actual growth of certain bacteria. But the growth of a child, of a plant, and even of a community is so gradual that the eye fails to perceive the gradations. But by contracts, by ‘remembered measurements, it is easy to perceive growth. Nevada County two years ago, contrasted with Nevada County today shows a very remarkable growth. Two years ago, in March, in Nevada County, there were 1200 miners employed. This June there are more than 2200 men employed, a difference of 1000. These thousand men have undoubtedly brought at least 2000 others with them, wives, children or relatives into this county. This would mean an_ increase population to the county, credited to the mining industry alone, of 3,000. But the merchants, the restaurants, the beauty shops, the hotels, ‘the contractors and builders, the building material dealers, have also increased their forées and augmented the ranks of our business community to serve this influx of miners. Another thousand population has been added to the county, it is safe to say, to take care of the needs be. Pie ounty Seat Paper. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1935. 4 CLARK CARTER TELLS OF NAVAL ACADEMY LIFE ‘Dreamers and Builder He is tired of endless toiling In the seething marts of men, Tired of tearing down, he says, a Skeet Club Ready For 3-Day Nor. Calif. Sho of } inquiries concerning the academy, gives this interview to the Nugget: “The Naval Academy course is a long and hard road but it must be that way in order to accomplish its purpose, Rated as one of the best engineering schools in the country, it is hard to get into and once there it requires a little extra effort to stay. When you. have finished, you have besides your diploma and ring, the age old expression of the service, ‘‘well done.” “There are several openings ayail-’ able for one who wants to enter. There are scongresional appointments, senatorial appointments, and presidenal appointments and many have joined the regular navy or marine corps and entered from the service. The examinations are nearly as varied as the appointments. There are what are termed regular examinations, in six subjects, substantiating examinations in two subjects and college certificates. There is only one physical examination available for entrance and that must be taken at the academy, Preliminary physical examinations may be taken by permit from the navy department and are held at all navy yards and stations. These do not in any way replace the examination at the academy. “The four year ‘course covers many varied subjects all o which are deemed necessary to a naval officer’s life. Desciptive’ seometry, mar-. ine engineering, electrical engineereee \ And of building up again; ‘And he longs for the peaceful valley Where he spent his idle youth, Dreaming the dreams of boyhood: And learning its lessons of truth. In the maze of alluring visions, He turns with a weary sigh From the throbbing heart of the city Where the tides of life sweep by; And he yearns for the gentle murmurs Of a stream that once he knew, Forgetting that only the builder Can make his dreams come true. Go, rear your airy castles By the river’s rippling tide, Then come with your wistful fancies And stand by the builder’s side; His soul must capture the vision, His hands the work must do, For only the. skillful builder Can make your dreams come true. Sing then a song of the city With its turmoil and its strife, Where dreamers and builders together Are molding the pattern of life; Where together they strive for the future __ With pride in the work they do, And the magical task of the builder Is to make our dreams come true. —A. MERRIAM CONNER. Written in honor of the Nevada County Build: , : on the part of the plaintiffs or deMr 7 i * of this 3,000 increase concerned in. ims, radio, seamanship, navigation, ers Exchange Convention, Saturday, June tet dats delay the oe Ts _ a be sont es the mining -industry. Thus in two. @conomics, government, mathematds 4 tm i I ie tas Hees . MTR. ¥. F. Cassidy. = A ies Ana HAe oe se os ic ass 4; wa, Grass Valley. zandis last week “also overruled . Miss Brand. years we may conservatively esti-. /¢8, ordnance and gunnery, English, . { two demurrers based on technical . vy . 4 mate Nevada County’s population. history, foreign languages, and prae. , nolaias } caste “. Builders’ Supply Company. has increased’ by 4,000. tical work in all of the above pan SSaISREaeeaeaee pi as . (Conner and Foreman). scaler hes jects. Drills are a daily routine in . Fae a ene aasme rans Nevada City Nugget. : The publicity the county has re-. infantry, seamanship, ordnance ~ CURTIS R CLARK BUILDERS WILL WATER PAGEANT ho Ete Clayton Bennett. i ceived through the Nevada City physical training. } ft ® A Miss Winnie Mulloy. ; Nugget, whose tabulations of oper“The athletics are as varied as . . ; . Mrs. E. M. Lewis, ' ating mines, miners employed, and the intellectual studies. Football, . SEATED AS FT KS MEFT SATURDAY TRYOUTS START . Plaza Grocery, monthly payroll published once a. S°¢cer, cross country running, bas-! soit ad add 4 wsietiralial Mrs, A, W. Hoge. i month, quoted far and near in minhet ball, boxing, wrestling, swim-. Paul. J; Jenks will ‘preside . as Mrs. bisiess Ghidotti. ing journals and metropolitan finan-. ing, water ‘Polo, gym, feucing, ; EXALTED RULER . J. S$ s . é NOW AT POOL Mrs; Edward Rose. etal Mages, ae fosuacd atiouilou oF small bore rifles, crew, lacrosse, . _—— president of. the convention of the Gillett Nursery. : rac £ is ; j rel Mvohe ona = ‘ a +7 peirasa eaieaaie aa tet ’ i pan , both investors and those seeking emilies: peacbal tenenis and outdoor . Curtis R. Clark was inducted into. Builders Exchange of the Northern Addison Janes, life. guard atthe Sa te hes aarti responay ployment upon this county. It is the. Tifle. Whether the entantr goes Out the office of Exalted Ruler of the. California district which will conoe a to the need lebih izes is heightened complaint of some of the older and ny 2 Ee abaya evorte or aot, me Nevada City: Lodge of Elks Friday; vene in Memorial ‘Hall ‘building, Sie tii i Tels : ee ed bra apmnene ae more conservative citizens that the} '% Tedulired ta pees etreng th; Bym, . evening. James C, Tyrrell of the Sauth. Auburn street, Grass Valley that elapses Ao non-swimmers and bring a large attenmanos and 2 large result of this publicity has been the. 5W’™ming, boxing, wrestling, ae Grass Valley Elks Lodge, acted .as. on Saturday, June 22. shi ec ieee swimmers. started this Bilan anes is. needed for fulfillment influx of too many unemployed ne ne dancing tests. ‘district deputy in making the in+. Official registration of delezates. Morning. The non-swimmers class at phe ebente of the party which seeking jobs, and too little capital ror ace not interested ee stallation of officers. A large dele. will kaka, piace hetwaen oO and. 10 opened St 1 PATS and fie interie to ge money—much : money, seeking investment. ‘This is probabBPORYS: there are such other activitsation of Grass Valley Elks accomp-. o'elock Saturday morning. The mediates at 14:30. No charge is made . Ww é h ee hos Buy a vacuum ly true and yet the net result has . — ee hadi Bag (four-year book of anied Tyrrell and assisted in the! opening session will begin at 10 a. for shih ot aaa ea these Clanaes. . : AWeepe! ee he pabiaassre. hak been an increase in taxable values} ‘¥© S’aduating class), Log (weekly . impressive ‘ceremony, im with Paul I Jenks presiding and Adults who wish instruction or chil-. Everyone seems to believe in a clean i ilding activity] ™@8azine), Trident (bi-monthly per“pi ae Na : : dren who desire moré individual at-' pool for the young folks to swim in in the county, a building activity . ! se ba deaio ie v4 : Other officers installed. were Ro-. giving the address of welcome. ; ¥ Ve in. and is ready to help tl Civie Club that falls little short of a boom, an soatonl) mel oad Reception aut land “Wright, Esteemed. Leading. More than 300 representatives . enUon, sake Be wren leceane. fy Dag . be id ! oe oe advance in rentals, a scarcity of ee peda igh asa Gk oaunce sauce, Knight; Arthur Elliott, esteemed) from the Northern California district BrOGRn et bie for 19) cents: sh lesson, . in Beis eine rE: housing and of store premises, that a chestra), Glee Club,Mandolin toval/ night; FG) Pinkeean, oe! ate -eysceina “bn wetona Saturday’s. °". for individual lessons of 50 cents } sear ae will be on display at variaffords an opportunity, without par-. Clb, Concert Orchestra, Masquerteemed lecturing knight; V.V. Fomeeting. The. delegates will come} °#¢)[ous buatnoes Houses, 20 allel in California, to those investors BOere, Stage Gang, Business Gang, . toy, ‘Secretary; G. J. Rector, treas-' from building exchanges of North-. Classes in life saving, diving and} who prefer to put their money into Electrical Gang, Radio Club, Pep: : real estate and its improvement:rather than mining. : The Nugget makes no ridiculous claim to having brought. ali this about. The underlying reason,: of course, is the increase in the price of gold. It only claims to have called the attention of the world outside the county, to the unusually favorable conditions which here exist, both for employment and for capital inves nt. In doing this, it z0es ee cis that we must take the bitter with the sweet. Peatake the bitter with the sweet. Peowherever they are. But we will submit they have not been as heavy a burden here as they havein thousands of other localities, The benefit of this publicity: given monthly to mining and mining opportunities cannot be measured in any certain terms or figures. The general result, however, is obvious. Grass Valley and Nevada City are growing closer together along the four-mile highway between them. Even now, employment, particularly in the skilled trades, is depleting the ranks of the SERA. For instance a skilled worker on the municipal park project, yesterday gave notice that his services were no longer available. He had found employment at $110 per month with board and lodging provided. This is one of many straws in the wind and significant. _ No, we do not stop to think. This column is done in our stride, filling Day:’’ Myers Mobley, Tognarelli, Herbert Skeahan, Reed, Fred Scheck and E. Durbin. day and Sunday. Active members of the Nevada City. shoot are. Fresno, Skeet Club yesterday completed preparations for the championship shoot of the Northern California Skeet Association. The following members of the club participated in the ‘Work Curtis Clark, . Howard Penrose, Rolly Wright, John! in Northern California. wie Me Richards, Sargent Huson, Dr. W. W. The grounds and the machinery of the skeet park on the old Rich. ards raneh are now. in tip-top shape,. house. f and are completely ready for the big shoot to be held there Friday, sper this opportunity to see the best skeet — Clubs which will . compete in this big championship . Nevada City Skeet Club -park. 2. Redwood City, Golden Gate (of Oakland), Pacific Rod and Gun Club (o San Francisco), Rio Vista, two clubs from Saeramento, Redding, Petaluma, Marys~

ville and Tracey. @ The Nevada City Skeet Club has the only electrically operated traps— The Skeet Club welcomes spectators to the grounds at any time Friday; Saturday or Sunday.: No ad-— mission will be charged. Food and drink will be on sale at the club-_ iy Nevada City people should not misg shooters in the state perform on the JUDGE DENIES MOTION of the Pacific Gas Company against and hydraulic Auburn. Judge Landis states in original complaint when the comes to trial in the superior court galendar, unless téchnical actjons IN PLACER MINE SUIT. A motion to strike out portions of} the complaint in the $500,000 suit! Electric . gold mining operators of the Bear River . watershed was denied inSan opinion ‘tiled ‘last week by Superior Judge J. B. Landis of Placer County, in his opinian the motion is overruled without prejudice, which will enable the defendants to renew objections to the case Judge Landis has indicated a willingness to set’ the case on the July MANY PRIZES FOR SWIM POOL BENEFIT PARTY The committee of the Woman’s Civic Club in charge of arrangements for the big card party to be given by the club at Armory Hall on Friday night reports that it has met with a most generous support of its plans. gi’ No solicitations have been made nor will any be made but. many friends’ have offered prizes for the affair. Needless to say “however’ all donations will be gratefuly received. Following is the list of donors who already have offered prizes: ing for two months. Then, comes the one month of well earned leave. At the end of the second year the two . months. spent before in the practice cruise and the month o leave are all spent at the academy with practical instruction in such subjects as destroyers, chine gun, etc. Another ‘cruise fin-! ishes the third year and at the end of the fourth, comes graduation, and a commission or civilian life. you can expect from the academy, at least that is what you can grasp, The other intangible thing which you take away stays with you the rest of your life even when the others are} forgotten.”’ Helen ,Provines, of this city, and. Mrs. Sauvee’s sisters, Mrs. Clemo and Mrs. Jane Weigel ‘Grass’ Valley, motored — to Friday to attend the graduation exercises of Miss Provines’ sister. given over to’ persuading more readers to subscribe to and ‘more business men’ to advertise in the Nugget, and between whiles shéaves of news of Nevada County, ptomoting in a broad way its growth. M anit prosperity Calling attention occa stange, to Having helped, somewhat, to bring about the present prosperaviation, submarine, ma-} “In so many words, this is what per Mrs. A. Sauvee and niece, Miss; ley the gathering up Stonally, as in the, present inup the interstices in the day. A day urere 7. oP, tiful automatic shotgun. Colley, was not misplaced. was served. NEW PHONE MANAGER TAKES OVER LOCAL POS The appointment of HEdward { Merrill as manager of the Grass Val-. tees will be given when the general . an-. session is reopened. nounced today by Arthur H. Hobbs, ! Harry! district manager of the Pacific Teleof j phone and Telegraph company. Vallejo; “Merrill brings to his new posi-. Scollan of Sacramento, and Senator . tion capabilities developed in: several Charles W. Petifer, president of the {years of work in commercial offices! California State Builders Exchange of the company,” Hobbs said. ‘At, will speak. telephone exchange . was time of his promotion to the lors. Henry Meyers is recouperatour auditions, physician. @ James . Committe, and Cheer Leaders . ; EPUBEGE, : ern California de from housing “ ; : ‘Bb. Young, tyler; Clifford Merriam,! committees of civic and Federal z ~ ie bee of the: inet. year. «. esquire; Harrison Randall, inner) Housing Administration organizaDee ee miede aosalyy. Inet: guard, i tions and. from allied organizations would be W. E. Wright, who becomes Junior Past Exalted Ruler, was called to the altar .where P. G. Seadden, P. E. R. presented him with a beau-. Grass Valley. These ladies will proOne of Mr. vide entqrtatnment for the wives Wright’s hobbies is skeet shooting. . and families of the In a few humorous remarks he stat; ed that he would do his best to show] gions. his brother sharp shooters in the . lodge that their confidence in marksmanship Following the meeting a buffet supiS) scheduled ' P.} . Senate of the state legislature will . cal post, Merrill was service repre. License Bureau of the Department! sentatives in our business office in of Fresno,”’ : . i . ; ing nicely from an operation per-. Federal Housing Administration and . formed for a ruptured appendix. She many others will also speak: is at her home in Nevada City. Dr. B. W. Hummelt was the attending . . of building and supplies. i mATONItY, . A ladies auxiliary of the Builders ' Pxchange was recently formed in the delegates water polo will be organibed as soon as it is deteermined how ‘many are interested and what time at the pool most. convenient for the Try-outs’ for the water pageant . are beginning this week. There will be some speaking parts and a great many swimming parts. Everyone terested is urged to try-out. ini While they are attending the sesBuilding craft conference are immediately after the opening session under the direction . of the committee chairman as out‘lined: plastering, Roy Cutler; paint. ing, Harry Pricer; electrical, E. O. . B. Clipper; plumbing, Lloyd Weeks; . tile, C. A. Dowell: roofing, Tom . Brown; heating, Ray Menzies, sheet ' metal, Al Mefford. Reports of the various commitships. PRAISE FOR LOCAL SINGER Harald Hansen, tenor Valleq, who has been singing over Station KHSL in Chico weeks, is winning praise for his singing. On Sunday the announcer stated the station joined with Harald in dedicating his “Wander Thirst,” to Mr. Hansen’s father, John Hansen of Grass Valley, ) who is an old sailor, ‘“‘who sailed the seven seas’’ in the days of wooden of Grass in recent second number, Two building enthusiasts of the; of the session be on the program, Senator Thomas for a turkey chairman. Glenn Salter of the Contractor’s! Professional and Vocational Standards; Floyd Boone of the Associated General Contractors; Frank McVeigh, regional director for -the In band concert Most pleasant entertainment has been planned for the delegates and ;suests will march from the Memorial Building to the Bret Harte Inn talks arranged During the afternoon the delegates and their families will visit various mines in the district. the evening there will be a Concert Band at the Veterans Memorial Building. This will be followed by a minstrel show. The public is invited to the evenings entertainment. Admission 50c. their families. At the adjournment: now on sale. — the delegates and the banquet and to hear by the program by the Grass Valley PREPARATIONS AT CAMP CELIO FOR MANY GIRLS Howard Baxter, president of the Oakland Camp Fire Group, Miss — Gladys Snyder, executive secretary, and manager of the group and about 25 members are established at Camp Celio today. Large groups of members of the Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley Camp Fire Girls are expected at camp throughout the sum; mer. The next ten days the group . already at camp will be very busy getting ready for the girls who will be here later. Due to the late closing of the Oakland schools, June 21, activities at the camp have begun later this year than usual. A delegation of American — members from Grass Valley and Nevada City drove to the soldiers home at Yountville, Napa county yesterday. The occasion being the annual American Legion pilgrimage to home. , ; RELIEF HILL GRAVEL PROPERTY Twenty men are employed a lief Hill, near North . Bloomfi where hydraulicing with one_ tor is working three : hours. Debris is Tickets are . ¥ restraining dam built t pany, C. EB. Clark ext.