June 2, 1933 (6 pages)

Choose Your Mortician Wisely The dead is worthy of the best care and attention, as much so as the living. We offer you our services on this basis) While we are not high-priced undertakers, we are high class. We know our profession very thoroughly. Holmes Funeral Parlor MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE ee NEVADA.CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the -free geld percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCB . 5000, ‘ E. J.N. OTT, Proprietor . a _ EEE ANN Ht GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANERS . . Modernly Equipped to Provide The Twin Cities i and Surrounding Territory with a Dry Cleaning and ‘ Laundry Service Unexcelled. ~~.111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY . : Phone Grass Valley 108 Nevada City 250 W . ¥, \ : 4 All within reach by Telephone Frienps for the fishing trip—the man for whom you have a job—the sudden crisis that demands a doctor, the fire department, the police— The telephone is ready. For only a few cents a day! THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. Business Office 318 Broad Street Telephone 156 C alifornia’s Sreat democratic bank Capitalist or newsboy, society leader or schoolgirl — i are accorded the same brand of wholehearted, friendly service here. -+ + + + “A bank for ALL the people” was the main objective in the foundingof Bank of America—and today this Statewide California bank is widely conceded to be one of the most democratic and cosmopolitan of the world’s major financial institutions, a nash souiinspl tans ~ THE NEVADA Cc] ee enn TY NUGGET FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1933 _ . YUBA RIVER CANYON COUNTRY} Toot! Toot! Here goes for a trip through the old mining country from Grass Valley on ‘through to Sierra City. We start at GRASS VALLEY .—Speedometer reading — — 0.0—Grass Valley; Population is beautiful parks, swimming pool, golf course, airport, Public Auditorium, Summer cottages ete 1850 first gold quartz discovery in California;; Location of famed Empire Mine—inoperation since 1850; Many other historic mines still producing continuous flow of gold; Home of Lola Monez (still standing) world adventuress, friend of Dumas, and a favorite of King Ludwig, and also sountess of Landsfield; and the home of Lotta Crabtree, American Stage Celebrity; Birth place and boyhood home of Joseph Royce, renowned Harvard Teacher and eminent American Philosopher (bronze plaque in Carnegie Library marks birthplace) Reconstructed Chinese Joss House with collection of most outstanding and valuable ritualistic wood carvings’ and silver relics in Califernia and perhaps dhe whole U. S. and for which Chinese miners and merchants of Fifties sent thousands in gold to China— : 2.8—TOWN TALK—Former settlement on high ‘ridge between the town of Grass Valley and— NEVADA CITY—County seat of Nevada County; one of the richest of 40’r camps; Center for mining district and with Grass Valley the gateway ‘to surpassing Yuba River Canyon Country; Here first assay made of Comstock Lode Ore in thee Ott Assay Office (piece of the original ore still there) started the Comstock rush; Old Romantic Commercial street with its iron doors; Terminal historic Nevada Caunty Narrow gauge R. R.; Paved Tahoe Ukiah Highway to Nevada-City—Grass Valley Ski Club; Mills College ‘summer Camp and the permanent camps of Oaklank_Berkeley-Piedmont and the Sacramento Campfire Girls on Lake Vera; Daily stages for the old mining camps, far back in the High Serra—Washington, North Bloomfield, Graniteville, North Columbia, Alle--ghany, Forest and points along this tour; Center of marvelous mountain home district. 15—SOUTH FORK YUBA RIVER—in bottom of canyon massive concrete bridge carries State highway acrass to San Juan Ridge; Rome Power House short distance upstream was beginning of Pacific Gas and Electric Co.; Many veiws of canyon. 18—SWEETLAND — Old Mining Camp; Road branches down ridge to FRENCH CORRAL, famous hydraulie mining center and terminal of Ridge Telephone Company first long distance telephone line in the world. 20—-NORTH SAN JUAN -to early Eighties center of vastest hydraulie gold mining) operations; Headquarters Ridge Telephone Co. from Big Willow Spring Service Station can be seen section of original line built 1878, square red cedar poles, blue glass insulators, heavy iron wire; Inspiring San Juan diggings 2 blocks from highway; Next to Post Office stands fire cart brought from San Francisco in the fifties: Historic two story brick building con. tains-.ancient™ hearse with cut glass windows. 23—-FREEMANS CROSSING Middle Fork Yuba _riverearly toll bridge site old piers and rockwalled stage road stil] visible; Branch road to Alleghaney, Forest and Hanass Pass used old wagon bridge over Oregon Creek. 29.5—CAMTONVILLE ' Highway thru hydraulic diggings; Half mile detour thru town Passes Pelton monument where Pelton Water Wheel,’ most efficientt ever made, was invented (first wheel still in tdwm)); Stages and freight trains climbed ridge from here Sleighville House, Nigger Tent, Mountain House to Downieville. 34—-JOUBERT HYDRAULIC MINE —One of few hydraulic gold mines still operating. 34.5—-DEPOT HILL GRADE with its breathtaking veiw of the36—NORTH FORK OF YUBA River bridge over richest gold beéaring stream of fifties . Fifties some musicians crossed it on a log and one dropped his ‘fiddle’ in to the water; Site of State fish hatchery Highway now follows North Yuba Canyon, which increases in grandeur with each mile. 47—GOODYEARS BAR Historie 49r camp on a. tiny mountain rimmed flat. § ; 61.0 —DOWNIEVILLE—Romantic capital of California’s most charming Gold Rush country this fascinating mountain town nestles in the bottom of North Fork Canyon juncton with canyon of North Fork —first known as “the Firks;” county seat of Sierra county;— 37—FIDDLE CREEK During early . far from rails; Richest river diggins in state were here; Courthouse in use over eighty years; Gallows preserved; Oldest building in town contains Museum; Great Scales m brick grocery store since 1852 still used in buying gold; Days of Gold live again to capitivate the visitors. Here begins million dollar Federal Yuba Pass highway—enroute to. 54.0—-SIERRA CITY—Seenic climax to the finest mountain highway trip to the Gold country; From Downieville every mile brings increasing delight until at Sierra City a perfect setting of Alpine grandeur is reached; From the bottom of the North Yuba Canyon the tremendous Sierra Buttes with their. saw tooth— Sierra is Spanish for Saw Tooth— crest rise precipitously to the north towering a mile above the town. There is no more spectacular mountain in California and at its northern base lie the enchanting mountain lakes of the famed lakes. Recreational area that includes Sardine, Salmon, and-Geld Lakes. ROLPH TO VETO SACRAMENTO, June 1—(UP)— Groundwork for renewal of the battle between the executive andlegislative branches of state ogvernment is being laid day by day as Governor Rolph continues to exercise his veto on bills dear to legislators hearts. Unless the legislature reverses its attitude, it will override some of the Rolph vetoes at the mid-summer sgession. Three vetoes of Mendocino county government bills were overriden before the May recess—the first time such a thing-had occurred in over 40 years. Disregarding the fate of these three measures, the governor vetoed three more county government bills, affecting Calaveras county, without even consulting their author. At this writing, Rolph is set to veto the state employes’ Salary reduction bill which would save California $5,000,000 in the next biennium. There is ample evidence to indicate an atempt may be made to pass this measure over the executive’s disapproval. The oleo mararine bill will probably feel the axe, and, possibly, the bill withdrawing from automobile clubs the authority. of placing state highway signs. These two and many others may provide the spark to fan the flames of dissension between the governor and the legislature. Director of Finance Rolland A. Vandegrift’s opposition to the RileyStewart tax revision plan has intensified the antagonism against him of the state controller’s and the board of equalization’s offices. Vandegrift contends passage of the revision pro_ gram would mean a 20 per cent ad valorem tax and would incerase the state’s deficit by $20,000,000. The unusual Situation of a split state cabinet on a major issue continues . . . Earl Lee Kelly, director of public works opposes gas tax diversion . . . his chief, the governor, and Vandegrift strongly favor it. . the governor’s attitude toward granting clemency to doomed slayers is changing . the other day~-during a commutation hearing he announced “T do not Propose to be recarded as a Wishy Washy governor. . . Director of Institutions Dr. J .M. Toner who must give up his job, learned the other day he cannot be demoted to assume charge of a state mental -hospital . . three years’ prior service in an insane hospital is necesSary and Toner can’t qualify. Cares oS CANON SALUTES FOR GOVERNORS SACRAMENTO, June 1—(UP)— Governor Rolph intends that the -arrival in Sacramento of governors attending the National Governors’ conference in California next July shall be &@ momentous event. First there will be a 19 gun salute for each of the visiting governors. Then, ag the visiting executives walk into the capitol grounds, they will see a bed or red, white and blue flowers which spells out the following: “Three Cheers for the Good Old U. S. A.” The governor instructed the capitol gardener, William Vortriede, ‘té proceed at once to plant the “Good Old-U. S. A.” bed. ‘Unable to repaint the capitol building, in honor of the event, the governor plans to summon the Sacramento fire department which will Bive the huge structure a thorough _ bath. : . HEALTH COSTS SALARY CUT BILL By THOMAS B. MALARKEY SACRAMENTO, June 1—(UP)— The pinch of depression impelled 38 of California’s 58 counties to econo_ omize some of themp ie : quite drastically— on their outlay fo county conservatio of health. A detailed. report issued by the state controller’s — offias reveals that health conservation— thi includes eradica4 tion of diesease carriers, health officers’ salaries, contagious disease conef trol and other exse MALARKEY penses—cost $4,331,335.60 in 1932. The preceding year the county health bill was $5,329,932.93. Twenty counties found it possible last year to increase their county health expenditures over 1931. They included Calaveras, Glenn, Imperial, Lake, Marin, Mendocino, Mono, Mon‘lo counties. sum of $1,889. expenditures relieve. the counties of arbitrary matching school quirements of tendance. real porperty relief. relieving individual counties marked extent. the forthcoming two years. D. EAR COST $750.00 of a jury, $750. ages asking $30,000. for doctor’s bills; $32 for hospital charges and $750 general damages. S aeaeteenceniameaenemmeed © of Grass Valley visited relatives and friends in Nevada City Tuesday. NEARLY ONE HUNDRED We have sold nearly 100 Norge Electric Rollator Refrigerators to prominent people in this district. We shave never yet had to replace a unit in any Norge -we have sold in the ast three years. What other dealer can boast of such a recordNone, They. want you to experiment with a new fangled refrigerator that you or they know nothing about. Norge has an ideal mechanism and don’t have to. change it every year. Only Norge has the Rollator. Only Norge can prove that it will run cheaper. This is what interest you. Not a lot of delicate expensive machinery canned up like. sardines. If the knockers knock, just ask them if any of the 100 Norge owners’ are not perfectly satisfied. This is our test defense and best advertisement. Who-else has one like it? We give service, not promises. There is a Norge in your neighborhood. Ask any owner. See the Norge before you bay. ;Don’t experiment with ypur money. Let the others show a Record like NORGE shows you here and everywhere;,,Records are safer.than promises. Remember a Norge costs no more to buy and less to operate. _ Price $109.50 up. Easiest terms and with Snyder's unlimited free service. Trade in your ice box. SNYDER RADIO-ELECTRIC. SHOP 122 Mill Street.— Adv, PORCUPINE INVADES HOME CHICO—(UP)—An ‘uninvited little guest arrived at the home of H. B. Ogle the other night. Police were called and the. intruder was killea. The stranger was a porcupine. o SS LO9DON FHL soa adPiosans Herb Specialists ~ vas Tieear, hitia Stomach, liver, lung. sin ‘diseases, kidneys, — Pr check: berculosis, 7 genie. bladder trouble, tumors, stomach ulcers, piles, blood pressure, female complaints, headache, rheumatism and pace ge ol — testimo 8ist 9 giernotd Why hesitate? Herba ‘sold reasonable. ‘rags 2 ~~ CONSULTATION FREE YEE & YEE HERB CO. CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS 10714 SS. Church St., Commercial Bldg. Grass Valley .Office Hours: Monday 6:30 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. Tuesday to Saturday 9:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. Closed Sunday. TRY THE. 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO terey, Orange, Plumas, San Bernar-. ‘dino, San‘ Joaquin, Shasta,’ Sierra, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Trinity and YoNevada county’s outlay for 1932 was $1,291. In 1931, this county expended for the same purpose the Pending proposals of tax revision will have a drastic effect on county if the people approve the proposals at the June 27 special election. Outstanding proposition affecting counties is that which would payment of $37,000,000 annually for the county cost re$30 for elementary schools and $60 for the high school pupils per pupil in average daily atThe trend of legislation which will probably result in a new tax set-up at the mid-summer session is for The state would assume a large share of the tax bur. den now borne by real property thus to a However, counties could not increase their expenditures on other governmental functions in proportion to the amount they are relieved by virtue of the state assuming the school charges. A provision in the tax revision program which will be on the ballot June 27 : limits -county-~ governmental <cost .increase to five per cent annually for JACKSON, Cal., June 1—(UP)— Allen French learned the other day that his ear was worth, in the view Frank Horton has chewed off a portion of French’s ear during a fight. French brought suit for damBut the: jury, after hearing. the details of the embroglio, awarded a verdict of only $j46.50—$64.50 Mrs. Frank Colvin and Mrs. Keys Y% block from Terminal Station and Ferry Building e°2 Value W.M., SELL, Jr. 10c a day e+ + Think of it! A real Remingtoa Portable typewriter for only 10c a day! Two shift keys, standard four row pica type. . A honey! . Come in and see it. ~~ TURPIN HOTEL 17 Powell St. at Market St. SAN FRANCISCO Refurnished Completely Recarpeted and Redecorated W. M. SELL, Jr., Mgr. MOUNTAIN STAGES vada City at 8:00 a. and Ré€ady, ton and MarysviHe. ville for North San Juan. TWIN CITIES-SACTO. STAGES With Electric Connection to the Bay Region WEST BOUND Leaves Nevada City 7:15 a. m. 12:30 p. m.; 3: 35 p.m. Leaves Grass Valley 7:30 a. wm. 12:45 p. m. 3:50 Pp. m,. Arrive Sacramento 9:40 a. m. 2:55 p. m. 6:00 Pp. m. EAST BOUND Leave Sacramento 9:50 a. m, 12:35 p. m. 4:00 p> m. Arrive Grass Valley 12:05 2:53 p. m. 6:18 p.m. Arrive Nevada City 12:20 3:05 p. m. 6:30 p. m. MAIL STAGE SCHEDULE DOWNIEVILLE-NEVADA CITY Arrives Nevada City at 9:30 a. m. Leaves Nevada City at 11:00 a. m. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER STAGE Arrives Nevada City at 10:00 a. m. Leaves Nevada City at 12:00 a. m. } ALLEGHANY-NEVADA CITY Arrives Nevada,City at 2:30 P. m. Leaves Nevada City at 7:00 a. m. NORTH BLOOMFIELD AND GRANITEVILLE-NEVADA CITy ’ Arrives Nevada City at 1:30 p. m. Leaves Nevada City at/7:00 a. m. WASHINGTON-NEVADA CITry Arrives Nevada City at 11:30 a, m. Leaves Nevada City at 7:00 a.m: Marysville Auto Stage leaves Nem. for Rough Smartsville, HammonLeaves Marysville at 1 p. m. Connects at Smarts5 TERMINAL HOTEL m. » i =

Choose Your Mortician Wisely The dead is worthy of the best care and attention, as much so as the living. We offer you our services on this basis) While we are not high-priced undertakers, we are high class. We know our profession very thoroughly. Holmes Funeral Parlor MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE ee NEVADA.CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the -free geld percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCB . 5000, ‘ E. J.N. OTT, Proprietor . a _ EEE ANN Ht GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANERS . . Modernly Equipped to Provide The Twin Cities i and Surrounding Territory with a Dry Cleaning and ‘ Laundry Service Unexcelled. ~~.111 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY . : Phone Grass Valley 108 Nevada City 250 W . ¥, \ : 4 All within reach by Telephone Frienps for the fishing trip—the man for whom you have a job—the sudden crisis that demands a doctor, the fire department, the police— The telephone is ready. For only a few cents a day! THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. Business Office 318 Broad Street Telephone 156 C alifornia’s Sreat democratic bank Capitalist or newsboy, society leader or schoolgirl — i are accorded the same brand of wholehearted, friendly service here. -+ + + + “A bank for ALL the people” was the main objective in the foundingof Bank of America—and today this Statewide California bank is widely conceded to be one of the most democratic and cosmopolitan of the world’s major financial institutions, a nash souiinspl tans ~ THE NEVADA Cc] ee enn TY NUGGET FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1933 _ . YUBA RIVER CANYON COUNTRY} Toot! Toot! Here goes for a trip through the old mining country from Grass Valley on ‘through to Sierra City. We start at GRASS VALLEY .—Speedometer reading — — 0.0—Grass Valley; Population is beautiful parks, swimming pool, golf course, airport, Public Auditorium, Summer cottages ete 1850 first gold quartz discovery in California;; Location of famed Empire Mine—inoperation since 1850; Many other historic mines still producing continuous flow of gold; Home of Lola Monez (still standing) world adventuress, friend of Dumas, and a favorite of King Ludwig, and also sountess of Landsfield; and the home of Lotta Crabtree, American Stage Celebrity; Birth place and boyhood home of Joseph Royce, renowned Harvard Teacher and eminent American Philosopher (bronze plaque in Carnegie Library marks birthplace) Reconstructed Chinese Joss House with collection of most outstanding and valuable ritualistic wood carvings’ and silver relics in Califernia and perhaps dhe whole U. S. and for which Chinese miners and merchants of Fifties sent thousands in gold to China— : 2.8—TOWN TALK—Former settlement on high ‘ridge between the town of Grass Valley and— NEVADA CITY—County seat of Nevada County; one of the richest of 40’r camps; Center for mining district and with Grass Valley the gateway ‘to surpassing Yuba River Canyon Country; Here first assay made of Comstock Lode Ore in thee Ott Assay Office (piece of the original ore still there) started the Comstock rush; Old Romantic Commercial street with its iron doors; Terminal historic Nevada Caunty Narrow gauge R. R.; Paved Tahoe Ukiah Highway to Nevada-City—Grass Valley Ski Club; Mills College ‘summer Camp and the permanent camps of Oaklank_Berkeley-Piedmont and the Sacramento Campfire Girls on Lake Vera; Daily stages for the old mining camps, far back in the High Serra—Washington, North Bloomfield, Graniteville, North Columbia, Alle--ghany, Forest and points along this tour; Center of marvelous mountain home district. 15—SOUTH FORK YUBA RIVER—in bottom of canyon massive concrete bridge carries State highway acrass to San Juan Ridge; Rome Power House short distance upstream was beginning of Pacific Gas and Electric Co.; Many veiws of canyon. 18—SWEETLAND — Old Mining Camp; Road branches down ridge to FRENCH CORRAL, famous hydraulie mining center and terminal of Ridge Telephone Company first long distance telephone line in the world. 20—-NORTH SAN JUAN -to early Eighties center of vastest hydraulie gold mining) operations; Headquarters Ridge Telephone Co. from Big Willow Spring Service Station can be seen section of original line built 1878, square red cedar poles, blue glass insulators, heavy iron wire; Inspiring San Juan diggings 2 blocks from highway; Next to Post Office stands fire cart brought from San Francisco in the fifties: Historic two story brick building con. tains-.ancient™ hearse with cut glass windows. 23—-FREEMANS CROSSING Middle Fork Yuba _riverearly toll bridge site old piers and rockwalled stage road stil] visible; Branch road to Alleghaney, Forest and Hanass Pass used old wagon bridge over Oregon Creek. 29.5—CAMTONVILLE ' Highway thru hydraulic diggings; Half mile detour thru town Passes Pelton monument where Pelton Water Wheel,’ most efficientt ever made, was invented (first wheel still in tdwm)); Stages and freight trains climbed ridge from here Sleighville House, Nigger Tent, Mountain House to Downieville. 34—-JOUBERT HYDRAULIC MINE —One of few hydraulic gold mines still operating. 34.5—-DEPOT HILL GRADE with its breathtaking veiw of the36—NORTH FORK OF YUBA River bridge over richest gold beéaring stream of fifties . Fifties some musicians crossed it on a log and one dropped his ‘fiddle’ in to the water; Site of State fish hatchery Highway now follows North Yuba Canyon, which increases in grandeur with each mile. 47—GOODYEARS BAR Historie 49r camp on a. tiny mountain rimmed flat. § ; 61.0 —DOWNIEVILLE—Romantic capital of California’s most charming Gold Rush country this fascinating mountain town nestles in the bottom of North Fork Canyon juncton with canyon of North Fork —first known as “the Firks;” county seat of Sierra county;— 37—FIDDLE CREEK During early . far from rails; Richest river diggins in state were here; Courthouse in use over eighty years; Gallows preserved; Oldest building in town contains Museum; Great Scales m brick grocery store since 1852 still used in buying gold; Days of Gold live again to capitivate the visitors. Here begins million dollar Federal Yuba Pass highway—enroute to. 54.0—-SIERRA CITY—Seenic climax to the finest mountain highway trip to the Gold country; From Downieville every mile brings increasing delight until at Sierra City a perfect setting of Alpine grandeur is reached; From the bottom of the North Yuba Canyon the tremendous Sierra Buttes with their. saw tooth— Sierra is Spanish for Saw Tooth— crest rise precipitously to the north towering a mile above the town. There is no more spectacular mountain in California and at its northern base lie the enchanting mountain lakes of the famed lakes. Recreational area that includes Sardine, Salmon, and-Geld Lakes. ROLPH TO VETO SACRAMENTO, June 1—(UP)— Groundwork for renewal of the battle between the executive andlegislative branches of state ogvernment is being laid day by day as Governor Rolph continues to exercise his veto on bills dear to legislators hearts. Unless the legislature reverses its attitude, it will override some of the Rolph vetoes at the mid-summer sgession. Three vetoes of Mendocino county government bills were overriden before the May recess—the first time such a thing-had occurred in over 40 years. Disregarding the fate of these three measures, the governor vetoed three more county government bills, affecting Calaveras county, without even consulting their author. At this writing, Rolph is set to veto the state employes’ Salary reduction bill which would save California $5,000,000 in the next biennium. There is ample evidence to indicate an atempt may be made to pass this measure over the executive’s disapproval. The oleo mararine bill will probably feel the axe, and, possibly, the bill withdrawing from automobile clubs the authority. of placing state highway signs. These two and many others may provide the spark to fan the flames of dissension between the governor and the legislature. Director of Finance Rolland A. Vandegrift’s opposition to the RileyStewart tax revision plan has intensified the antagonism against him of the state controller’s and the board of equalization’s offices. Vandegrift contends passage of the revision pro_ gram would mean a 20 per cent ad valorem tax and would incerase the state’s deficit by $20,000,000. The unusual Situation of a split state cabinet on a major issue continues . . . Earl Lee Kelly, director of public works opposes gas tax diversion . . . his chief, the governor, and Vandegrift strongly favor it. . the governor’s attitude toward granting clemency to doomed slayers is changing .. the other day~-during a commutation hearing he announced “T do not Propose to be recarded as a Wishy Washy governor. . . Director of Institutions Dr. J .M. Toner who must give up his job, learned the other day he cannot be demoted to assume charge of a state mental -hospital . .. three years’ prior service in an insane hospital is necesSary and Toner can’t qualify. Cares oS CANON SALUTES FOR GOVERNORS SACRAMENTO, June 1—(UP)— Governor Rolph intends that the -arrival in Sacramento of governors attending the National Governors’ conference in California next July shall

be &@ momentous event. First there will be a 19 gun salute for each of the visiting governors. Then, ag the visiting executives walk into the capitol grounds, they will see a bed or red, white and blue flowers which spells out the following: “Three Cheers for the Good Old U. S. A.” The governor instructed the capitol gardener, William Vortriede, ‘té proceed at once to plant the “Good Old-U. S. A.” bed. ‘Unable to repaint the capitol building, in honor of the event, the governor plans to summon the Sacramento fire department which will Bive the huge structure a thorough _ bath. : . HEALTH COSTS SALARY CUT BILL By THOMAS B. MALARKEY SACRAMENTO, June 1—(UP)— The pinch of depression impelled 38 of California’s 58 counties to econo_ omize some of themp ie : quite drastically— on their outlay fo county conservatio of health. A detailed. report issued by the state controller’s — offias reveals that health conservation— thi includes eradica4 tion of diesease carriers, health officers’ salaries, contagious disease conef trol and other exse MALARKEY penses—cost $4,331,335.60 in 1932. The preceding year the county health bill was $5,329,932.93. Twenty counties found it possible last year to increase their county health expenditures over 1931. They included Calaveras, Glenn, Imperial, Lake, Marin, Mendocino, Mono, Mon‘lo counties. sum of $1,889. expenditures relieve. the counties of arbitrary matching school quirements of tendance. real porperty relief. relieving individual counties marked extent. the forthcoming two years. D. EAR COST $750.00 of a jury, $750. ages asking $30,000. for doctor’s bills; $32 for hospital charges and $750 general damages. S aeaeteenceniameaenemmeed © of Grass Valley visited relatives and friends in Nevada City Tuesday. NEARLY ONE HUNDRED We have sold nearly 100 Norge Electric Rollator Refrigerators to prominent people in this district. We shave never yet had to replace a unit in any Norge -we have sold in the ast three years. What other dealer can boast of such a recordNone, They. want you to experiment with a new fangled refrigerator that you or they know nothing about. Norge has an ideal mechanism and don’t have to. change it every year. Only Norge has the Rollator. Only Norge can prove that it will run cheaper. This is what interest you. Not a lot of delicate expensive machinery canned up like. sardines. If the knockers knock, just ask them if any of the 100 Norge owners’ are not perfectly satisfied. This is our test defense and best advertisement. Who-else has one like it? We give service, not promises. There is a Norge in your neighborhood. Ask any owner. See the Norge before you bay. ;Don’t experiment with ypur money. Let the others show a Record like NORGE shows you here and everywhere;,,Records are safer.than promises. Remember a Norge costs no more to buy and less to operate. _ Price $109.50 up. Easiest terms and with Snyder's unlimited free service. Trade in your ice box. SNYDER RADIO-ELECTRIC. SHOP 122 Mill Street.— Adv, PORCUPINE INVADES HOME CHICO—(UP)—An ‘uninvited little guest arrived at the home of H. B. Ogle the other night. Police were called and the. intruder was killea. The stranger was a porcupine. o SS LO9DON FHL soa adPiosans Herb Specialists ~ vas Tieear, hitia Stomach, liver, lung.. sin ‘diseases, kidneys, — Pr check: berculosis, 7 genie. bladder trouble, tumors, stomach ulcers, piles, blood pressure, female complaints, headache, rheumatism and pace ge ol — testimo 8ist 9 giernotd Why hesitate? Herba ‘sold reasonable. ‘rags 2 ~~ CONSULTATION FREE YEE & YEE HERB CO. CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS 10714 SS. Church St., Commercial Bldg. Grass Valley ..Office Hours: Monday 6:30 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. Tuesday to Saturday 9:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. Closed Sunday. TRY THE.. 60 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO terey, Orange, Plumas, San Bernar-. ‘dino, San‘ Joaquin, Shasta,’ Sierra, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Trinity and YoNevada county’s outlay for 1932 was $1,291. In 1931, this county expended for the same purpose the Pending proposals of tax revision will have a drastic effect on county if the people approve the proposals at the June 27 special election. Outstanding proposition affecting counties is that which would payment of $37,000,000 annually for the county cost re$30 for elementary schools and $60 for the high school pupils per pupil in average daily atThe trend of legislation which will probably result in a new tax set-up at the mid-summer session is for The state would assume a large share of the tax bur. den now borne by real property thus to a However, counties could not increase their expenditures on other governmental functions in proportion to the amount they are relieved by virtue of the state assuming the school charges. A provision in the tax revision program which will be on the ballot June 27 : limits -county-~ governmental <cost .increase to five per cent annually for JACKSON, Cal., June 1—(UP)— Allen French learned the other day that his ear was worth, in the view Frank Horton has chewed off a portion of French’s ear during a fight. French brought suit for damBut the: jury, after hearing. the details of the embroglio, awarded a verdict of only $j46.50—$64.50 Mrs. Frank Colvin and Mrs. Keys Y% block from Terminal Station and Ferry Building e°2 Value W.M., SELL, Jr. 10c a day e+ + Think of it! A real Remingtoa Portable typewriter for only 10c a day! Two shift keys, standard four row pica type. . A honey! .. Come in and see it. ~~ TURPIN HOTEL 17 Powell St. at Market St. SAN FRANCISCO Refurnished Completely Recarpeted and Redecorated W. M. SELL, Jr., Mgr. MOUNTAIN STAGES vada City at 8:00 a. and Ré€ady, ton and MarysviHe. ville for North San Juan. TWIN CITIES-SACTO. STAGES With Electric Connection to the Bay Region WEST BOUND Leaves Nevada City 7:15 a. m. 12:30 p. m.; 3: 35 p.m. Leaves Grass Valley 7:30 a. wm. 12:45 p. m. 3:50 Pp. m,. Arrive Sacramento 9:40 a. m. 2:55 p. m. 6:00 Pp. m. EAST BOUND Leave Sacramento 9:50 a. m, 12:35 p. m. 4:00 p> m. Arrive Grass Valley 12:05 2:53 p. m. 6:18 p.m. Arrive Nevada City 12:20 3:05 p. m. 6:30 p. m. MAIL STAGE SCHEDULE DOWNIEVILLE-NEVADA CITY Arrives Nevada City at 9:30 a. m. Leaves Nevada City at 11:00 a. m. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER STAGE Arrives Nevada City at 10:00 a. m. Leaves Nevada City at 12:00 a. m. } ALLEGHANY-NEVADA CITY Arrives Nevada,City at 2:30 P. m. Leaves Nevada City at 7:00 a. m. NORTH BLOOMFIELD AND GRANITEVILLE-NEVADA CITy ’ Arrives Nevada City at 1:30 p. m. Leaves Nevada City at/7:00 a. m. WASHINGTON-NEVADA CITry Arrives Nevada City at 11:30 a, m. Leaves Nevada City at 7:00 a.m: Marysville Auto Stage leaves Nem. for Rough Smartsville, HammonLeaves Marysville at 1 p. m. Connects at Smarts5 TERMINAL HOTEL m. » i =