June 2, 1939 (6 pages)

MEXICAN MINE George Manson is superintendent of the Mexican mine located about three and a half miles south of Downieville. It is a quartz property and arifting is being carried on besides . Ge sdibiciacat ie oe GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATURE INminnie wre. Five men are employed. .@utting through a raise to develop Drawings, Paintings, Photographs, Colored Reproductions SEPIAGRAPHS . Clifford Warner COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY LEONG GROCERY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BEER— —WINE 314 Broad Street Nevada City Subscribe for The Nugget By CLEM WHITAKER There’s blood on the moon—and a political. feud in the making in California which promises more shooting and gouging than an oldfashioned battle between Kentucky clansmen! Govérnor Olson and the majority membership of the state legislature have definitely reached the parting of the ways. ing the record high budget into ribbons and killing virtually all of the governor’s new tax proposals. “Tf the governor wants to take the fight-to the people,’ the lawmakers, Said in effect, ‘‘we’re ready for him!”’ That Goverhor Olson intends to can be no doubt. Alreddy plans are afoot to submit to the voters many of the most controversial measures of the Olson program, including new taxation, compulsory health insurance, public ownership power proposals and CIO drafted labor legislation. And on top of that, the governis determined to invade the districts of the lawmakers next year in an at4 posed his program. And the governor has burned his ; bridges behind him, He must. either lick. the legislature*or be licked by it—for his legislative program has been repudiated and even many of his own party leaders have deserted him. Although the governor and the lawmakers have been at each: others . throats, intermittently, ever since he assumed office, the open break came when Mr. Olson took to the air recently with a speech charging that the current legislature will have the “lowest score of accomplishment in history.” . ” Then, cutting himself off from any possibility of retreat, Govérnor Olson threatened to “‘purge’’ the legislature of all who failed to go along on his program. The legislature has replied repeatedly since—hby smacking down administration bills, slashNEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold 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 Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE elelnioeiniate : * this being his second trip to his E. J. N. OT I, Proprietor 2 . property. Both parties did their asevadecéscdeeeses sessment work last year. Whether Mr. Olson will come (a cropper with his plans for a legislative “purge’’ just as President Roosevelt did when he attempted to take similar action a year ago, is debatable. But certain it is that the economy bloc legislators who have scuttled “his tax program seem to have no fear of the consequences. And many of the governor’s closest ‘advisors have little relish for the battle ahead of them. The return in the recent San Francisco power bond NEVADA CITY NUGGET carry the fight to the people there. tempt to defeat those who have op-. Sesbiscuit, Ameiican turf champion, is Ckartes S. Foward’s chief hope for the $100,000 Canta Anita Eandican in*March. The Biscuit was handicap faverite in 1937, brt finished behind Rosemont. A favorite aga'n last year, he finished beitind Siagehand. His greatest triumph was a three-lexgih victory over War Admiral at Pimlico. election which Governor Olson supported and which was defeated by nearly 3 to 1 majority, put a damper on the enthusiasm of many of his leaders—but the governor, they admit, is still spoiling for a fight. And the legislators are in a mood to give it to him! Whatever form the battle takes, you can bet your life on this: Cali“Weddings, Bah’, Says Young Attendant fornia is heading into stormy political weather! ASSESSMENT WORK Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bwing ‘ame down from a mine lease near Forest Hill on: Wednesday and left yesterday morning for their mine claims on Mt. Oro. They will spend this month doing assessment work. Ed M.’Martine also left yesterday morning for his claims on Mt. Oro Nevada City, You Bet and Red Dog, Washington, Rough and Ready HARLEY M.LEETE Jr cca /Mustrations bY cP Pee . CLIFFORD L.WARNER, 4 Gerond ‘fditiiin —NOW OFF THE PRESS— Profusely Illustrated Sketches of Grass Valley, North San Juan, Dutch Flat, North Bloomfield, French Corral, "PRICE 50c ON SALE AT THE Could it be possible this little attendant is that sorry for the bridegroom? Regardless of the cause, he burst into tears during the recent wedding ceremony of Miss Heromoine Llewellyn and the Earl of Ranfurly at St. George’s in London. His shy bridesmaid tries consoling him, but to no avail. Famed Hen, Aged 23, Dies of Old Age Granny, 23-year-old hen, died of old age near Salisbury, N. C., recently, Property of Lawrence A. Taylor, Granny was the oldest hen in the world. She was widely known among poultry men and was frequently exhibited at shows. Until a year ago she laid an occasional egg. paralysis epidemic, have none ered eo Senspaien letters, "ed are School graduates, and several have college educations. obtained capital for their enterprise iby forming an le at aah: ned for dances. Due to their physical conditi . iobs for themselves. ice hig ~ im hen were foread to provide Paralysis Victims Osen Co-Operative Shop Fourteen, young men, all of whom were crippled by the 1916 infantile opened a multigraphing shop in New York, make layouts and do address work, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939, TE American Turf Champ Gets Rub-Down BLACK IN HUUL DE ed California farmers who have mareadily dispose of, may be in a position to add to their ncome by entering the rising walnut veneer market. This is pointed out by Professor Woodbridge Metcalf, extension forester in the University of Galifornia, who says that walnut burls, crotches and logs with ‘wavy and figured grain are much in demand. According to Professor Metcalf, a lumber broker of Portland, Ore, whe recently purchased the Lyman hybrid walnut tree of Yuba City, stated that one tree may excell the value of several acres of property and in some instances a single tree has excelled the value of the whole farm otherwise. This dealer is now negotiatdng for the purehase of the Schultz tree near Arbuckle. Black walnut is probably the most valuable American hardwood Professor Metcalf says. Its wood has recently there has been a substantial increase in the demand for this fine wood. One tree n Chico, on the property of Dr. Voorhies was recently sold for $1200. It weighed 17 tons and produced 164,000 square feet of extra fine quality veneer. NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you please advise us if at any time you do not receive your paper. This will help us give you prompt and regular service. NO, 1 SAID MEAT/ BOY AM . HUNGRY Vig nee A Mite HY 4 -'4iT$ THE SPOT ran OR SHINE QUALITY MEAT -@ OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE BERKELEY, June 1—Hard ema.) ture black walnut trees that they caf . been sought since Colonial times and. vas = lah Calanan and Richards Commercial Street, Nevada City PHONE 67 RECEIVING HOSPITAL 118 Bush Street GRASS VALLEY DANIEL L, HIRSCH, M. D. Director LICENSED MATERNITY HOSPITAL Maternity Clinic Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30-10 A. M. Pre-natal Care, Delivery, Postpartum Care, Care of the Newborn for the first 6 months. Most Modern Electrical Equipment including Color Therapy CLINIC. . KEYSTONE) _. MARKET . "

MEXICAN MINE George Manson is superintendent of the Mexican mine located about three and a half miles south of Downieville. It is a quartz property and arifting is being carried on besides . Ge sdibiciacat ie oe GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATURE INminnie wre. Five men are employed. .@utting through a raise to develop Drawings, Paintings, Photographs, Colored Reproductions SEPIAGRAPHS . Clifford Warner COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY LEONG GROCERY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BEER— —WINE 314 Broad Street Nevada City Subscribe for The Nugget By CLEM WHITAKER There’s blood on the moon—and a political. feud in the making in California which promises more shooting and gouging than an oldfashioned battle between Kentucky clansmen! Govérnor Olson and the majority membership of the state legislature have definitely reached the parting of the ways. ing the record high budget into ribbons and killing virtually all of the governor’s new tax proposals. “Tf the governor wants to take the fight-to the people,’ the lawmakers, Said in effect, ‘‘we’re ready for him!”’ That Goverhor Olson intends to can be no doubt. Alreddy plans are afoot to submit to the voters many of the most controversial measures of the Olson program, including new taxation, compulsory health insurance, public ownership power proposals and CIO drafted labor legislation. And on top of that, the governis determined to invade the districts of the lawmakers next year in an at4 posed his program. And the governor has burned his ; bridges behind him, He must. either lick. the legislature*or be licked by it—for his legislative program has been repudiated and even many of his own party leaders have deserted him. Although the governor and the lawmakers have been at each: others . throats, intermittently, ever since he assumed office, the open break came when Mr. Olson took to the air recently with a speech charging that the current legislature will have the “lowest score of accomplishment in history.” . ” Then, cutting himself off from any possibility of retreat, Govérnor Olson threatened to “‘purge’’ the legislature of all who failed to go along on his program. The legislature has replied repeatedly since—hby smacking down administration bills, slashNEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold 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 Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE elelnioeiniate : * this being his second trip to his E. J. N. OT I, Proprietor 2 . property. Both parties did their asevadecéscdeeeses sessment work last year. Whether Mr. Olson will come (a cropper with his plans for a legislative “purge’’ just as President Roosevelt did when he attempted to take similar action a year ago, is debatable. But certain it is that the economy bloc legislators who have scuttled “his tax program seem to have no fear of the consequences. And many of the governor’s closest ‘advisors have little relish for the battle ahead of them. The return in the recent San Francisco power bond NEVADA CITY NUGGET carry the fight to the people there. tempt to defeat those who have op-. Sesbiscuit, Ameiican turf champion, is Ckartes S. Foward’s chief hope for the $100,000 Canta Anita Eandican in*March. The Biscuit was handicap faverite in 1937, brt finished behind Rosemont. A favorite aga'n last year, he finished beitind Siagehand. His greatest triumph was a three-lexgih victory over War Admiral at Pimlico. election which Governor Olson supported and which was defeated by nearly 3 to 1 majority, put a damper on the enthusiasm of many of his leaders—but the governor, they admit, is still spoiling for a fight. And the legislators are in a mood to give it to him! Whatever form the battle takes, you can bet your life on this: Cali“Weddings, Bah’, Says Young Attendant fornia is heading into stormy political weather! ASSESSMENT WORK Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bwing ‘ame down from a mine lease near Forest Hill on: Wednesday and left yesterday morning for their mine claims on Mt. Oro. They will spend

this month doing assessment work. Ed M.’Martine also left yesterday morning for his claims on Mt. Oro Nevada City, You Bet and Red Dog, Washington, Rough and Ready HARLEY M.LEETE Jr cca /Mustrations bY cP Pee . CLIFFORD L.WARNER, 4 Gerond ‘fditiiin —NOW OFF THE PRESS— Profusely Illustrated Sketches of Grass Valley, North San Juan, Dutch Flat, North Bloomfield, French Corral, "PRICE 50c ON SALE AT THE Could it be possible this little attendant is that sorry for the bridegroom? Regardless of the cause, he burst into tears during the recent wedding ceremony of Miss Heromoine Llewellyn and the Earl of Ranfurly at St. George’s in London. His shy bridesmaid tries consoling him, but to no avail. Famed Hen, Aged 23, Dies of Old Age Granny, 23-year-old hen, died of old age near Salisbury, N. C., recently, Property of Lawrence A. Taylor, Granny was the oldest hen in the world. She was widely known among poultry men and was frequently exhibited at shows. Until a year ago she laid an occasional egg. paralysis epidemic, have none ered eo Senspaien letters, "ed are School graduates, and several have college educations. obtained capital for their enterprise iby forming an le at aah: ned for dances. Due to their physical conditi . iobs for themselves. ice hig ~ im hen were foread to provide Paralysis Victims Osen Co-Operative Shop Fourteen, young men, all of whom were crippled by the 1916 infantile opened a multigraphing shop in New York, make layouts and do address work, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939, TE American Turf Champ Gets Rub-Down BLACK IN HUUL DE ed California farmers who have mareadily dispose of, may be in a position to add to their ncome by entering the rising walnut veneer market. This is pointed out by Professor Woodbridge Metcalf, extension forester in the University of Galifornia, who says that walnut burls, crotches and logs with ‘wavy and figured grain are much in demand. According to Professor Metcalf, a lumber broker of Portland, Ore, whe recently purchased the Lyman hybrid walnut tree of Yuba City, stated that one tree may excell the value of several acres of property and in some instances a single tree has excelled the value of the whole farm otherwise. This dealer is now negotiatdng for the purehase of the Schultz tree near Arbuckle. Black walnut is probably the most valuable American hardwood Professor Metcalf says. Its wood has recently there has been a substantial increase in the demand for this fine wood. One tree n Chico, on the property of Dr. Voorhies was recently sold for $1200. It weighed 17 tons and produced 164,000 square feet of extra fine quality veneer. NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you please advise us if at any time you do not receive your paper. This will help us give you prompt and regular service. NO, 1 SAID MEAT/ BOY AM . HUNGRY Vig nee A Mite HY 4 -'4iT$ THE SPOT ran OR SHINE QUALITY MEAT -@ OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE BERKELEY, June 1—Hard ema.) ture black walnut trees that they caf . been sought since Colonial times and. vas = lah Calanan and Richards Commercial Street, Nevada City PHONE 67 RECEIVING HOSPITAL 118 Bush Street GRASS VALLEY DANIEL L, HIRSCH, M. D. Director LICENSED MATERNITY HOSPITAL Maternity Clinic Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30-10 A. M. Pre-natal Care, Delivery, Postpartum Care, Care of the Newborn for the first 6 months. Most Modern Electrical Equipment including Color Therapy CLINIC. . KEYSTONE) _. MARKET . "