June 25, 1934 (8 pages)

PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA BF a Ce NUGGET OeesesoooeesseseoeoeseerHeeese etettetet Nevada City Nu ‘islet 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 Printed and PubSee eebatedeteteteetet tee tert tee tetetetet A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. lished at Nevada City. i cuca tpxn cgunietines wieaeeesseasesssesensee-s---. LUGItor and Publisher Published Semi-weekly, ~, Nevada City, California, and entered.as mail mat\ ter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) » City,, for state government. necessary to provide’ some twentyfive or thirty milion dollars from . other methods of taxation, if Califor. into the red.’”’ NEVADA CITY SCOUT COUNCIL MEET 5 TONIGHT . . ! . ! ; without increasing the tax burden on UTILITY TAXES those types of enterprises subject to' ‘. special levies for state purposes. “At the last session, the legislaTAKE BIG DROP ture voted to increase the rate of . . tax on the gross receipts of gas and} SACRAMENTO, June 25.—Cli-. electric companies from 71% to 9 per maxing 24 years of public utility tax-. cent, and on telephone companies 2 ation on a gross receipts basis, the. from 5% to 5 and 3-4 per cent. ‘ State Board of Equaliztaion announ. These higher rates hdve heen in ef. ces today that California will derive . fect for 1933 ang 1934 as applied to! $1,143.934.66 less this year than in. gross receipts for the calendar year! _ 1933 from this source for the general . 1932 and 1933, respectively. No fursupport of the state government. . ther increases were given legislative ‘Insurance companies taxed on . approval. their gross premiums with off-sets! ‘‘Without the sales tax, it is clear "for real property taxes paid locally, that the state’s financial structure have.aiso repcrted a decline in busi. would have become paralyzed. The néss ‘so that the state revenues from . steady ‘decline in utility and instrthis source have shrunk $563,815.74 . ance taxes would have produced fisunder last year’s figure, according . cal chaos. to the Board’s statement. “As a result of the adoption of the When the losses in the revenues . Riley-Stwart plan at the special elecfrom the public utility and insurance . tion a year ago, the assessment just taxes are consolidated, they reveal. made by the state board marks the that the deficit in the state treasury . end of gross receipts taxation of utilwill be further augmented by a de-. ities and the eorresponding with¢line in current general fund taxes. drawal of their operative property amounting to $1,707,750.40. Com-. from local tax rolls. Under the plan menting on this situation, the Board . insurance companies will continue to Points out: be taxed as in the past. Among "AX BURDEN INCREASED other problems facing the state ad“It is evident that business condi. ministration in 1935, will be that of tions during the past year have been . replacing the revenues from the.util. such as to make it impossible for] ity taxes which, although steadily dethe swear = to hold its own in revenues i. H. Parsons, M. D. . General Surgery, Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat 128 Neal Street Phone 779 Hours: 10 to 12 A. M., 2 to 5 P. M. Evenings by Appointment Ore and Bullion i Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Marker St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco € the financial committee, . recently been active in collecting annual contributions for scouting. Matters of interest to be discussed will include attendance of ,the boys of the local troops at the summer camp of Pahatsi. and the building of a log lodge for the scouts i in Nevada City. port from “Efficiant Mining is your Success” n ning is your Su Ss Witch hes Cut 20 per cent off your mill over-head A. I. BALDWIN 1325 92nd: Ave Oakland, Calif. Phone Trinidad 3725 ;} are Shakespeare, ! ing courses are asked to write to the trict between Jackson and CamptonUniversity of California Division, 301 California Hall, nia is to be kept from going further ‘NIEL H. FRANKLIN, NEW brook hotel, on Main street, . Valter H. Franklin, who has transformed it The Nevada City Seout Council . into a modern restaurant with first: will meet this evening. in the Chamjclass facilities for cooking and servber of Commerce room to hear.a re. ; ,ing focd. to Grass Valley and was with Larry ‘Moore over a year. took over the Stuart Cafe and gained a large following. tablished in the Montez Cafe and his excellent cooking and service are raptele. mene ————————— STUDY BY MAIL ISPOPULAR IN NEVADA COUNTY “Study-by-mail”’ courses most popMonday and Friday at { . ular with residents of Nevada City, enrolling recently with the, Univers-{ity of California Extension Division, international law, are appreciation and history of philosophy. So Professor Leon J. Richardson, } University Extension Head announces this week following a survey of the instruction taken by adults in various sections of the state. Correspondence instruction was first given by the state university in 1913 with a limited mumber of courses. This year 172 differen. courses are offered and provisions . has been made for more than 5,000 enroliments, states Richardson. Last . year 25,834 lesson papers were cor rected and criticised and almost 100 persons were engaged in the work of instruction. Courses most popular in Nevada county include English, law, art and philosophy. “Through the wide range of Exjtension Division correspondence courses, an opportunity for continuous development is given to nearly every adult person who is willing to devote part of this spare time to -reading and study,” states Dr. George A. ! chairman of the depart, ment of Correspondence Instruction: ; ! from Smithson, Persons desiring bulletins containcomplete. descriptions of: ‘the : Extension Berkeley. Enrollments may be made at any time of the Year. New courses made available include radio communication, reading ‘assisting at panning, running long ¢lining, have constituted an impor-. ang composition, interior decoration, . t©™S oF sluicing. tant part of the sources of support . history of Western Euro It will be! ;the Pacific Coast, journalism, verse, cheerful and many happy over the . writing and the — Bible. OWNER OF MONTEZ. CAFE The Montez Gate. next to the Holin Grass has been purchased by -Niel Two years ago Mr. Franklin came Last year he He is now esidly building up an MEP ERCA ETS clienPrinting that Pleases aS ree OES init eR apn pela EVERY BUSINESS NEEDS: Letterheads Billheads Envelopes Business Cards ~ ADA Reet ‘Seale Tl id WIN NEW CUSTOMERS * ville. of snipers mostly all young people, pe, history of . ,any place of business and sell liquor} night and the hour a U C. ALUMNI PROVIDE . 26 SCHOLARSHIPS . BERKELEY, June June 25.—Twentyiversity of California will be awarded in 13 districts of California this summer by the California Alumni Association, it was announced in ' Berkeley today. Mrs. B. A. Swartz, of Clarksburg, has been appointed chairman of the district which includes: Yolo, Colusa, Sutter, Yuba, Nevada, Sacramento, Placer and El Dorado counties. The responsibility of awarding the two scholarships allocated in this district rests solely with the local scholarship chairman subject to the approval of the central office of the California Alumni Association and of the University Faculty Committee of Scholarships. The approximate cash value of each sgholarship is $180.00. One of them is for a portion of the boarg and Bowles Hall, dormitory for men on the Berkeley campus of the Univers, of the board and room expenses of a* woman student in Myra Hershey Hall, dormitory for women on the Los Angeles campus of the University. SNIPERS HAPPY IN GOLD PANNING William Ragon recently returnea a gold sniping trip which took him into the Henness Pass disHe said every stream was full many being young women and tiny children. In many places the women were working the gravel bars, All those Mr. Ragon met .were delightful out door life this summer weather, but nearly all were just making a living, getting by during this depression time. One and all seem to feel it beat paying high rents, lights; gas and ovher expenses of large cities from which most of them come. It is a hard lifé with a severe test as to individual ability to earn a living and yet thése gold seekers make a holiday of it. a * BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bosco, a son, on June 21, at the Nevada City Sanitarium. Spiritual Advisor Special Readings. Love, Health, six freshman scholarships to the Unity, while the other is for a portion . orable order of E Clampus Vitus, Redivivus No. 1, long and faithful career as a stage driver on the Yuba Pass and elsewhere in California. ECLAMPUS VITUS the title “In Line of Duty.”’ The folroom expenses for a man student ati lowing wording is on the plaque, Wells Fargo Express Company and given the Clampers for presentation to that “Clamper Par Excellence’’, Bill Meek.” PRESENTS PLAQUE —-——_ CAMPTONVILLE, June 25.—wWilliam Bull Meek, well known pioneer _MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1934 back viyid memories tothe old stage driver, ang he was very joyous and thoughtfulness of his fellow Clampers. appreciative of this % STORK BRINGS BOY At the ‘ Nevada City Sanitarium, T0 JUDGE MEEK Nevada City, Nevada county, June 21, . 1934, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pascoe of Grass Valley, was born a son, Ronald Kent Pascoe, -7 pounds. of Yuba county, was presented with a bronze plaque by the order of E Clampus Vitus, Redivivus No. 1, of San Francisco. Meek, oné of the original members of this noted pioneer order, had planned to take part in the recent festivities at Grass Valley, Marysville, and the institution of the Auburn Chapter, but he is just recovering from a serious illness and deemed it best not to go. ~: The plaque is a very beautiful Piece of bronze work, picturing an Old time stage coach, in a mountain-: ous country during a hold up, with “Presented to William Bull Meek by the members of the ancient and honin appreciation of his This plaque was prepared by the Nuzsola A properly balanced -Alkaline Medicine For the treatment of excess acid in the stomach and the distress caused by it Quietly relieves heartburn sour stomach, belching and dyspepsia 50c jar Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY The plaque, with its setting, brings The Nevada City Mugact . is. Now $2.50 pet year ‘ . THE MONTANA CAFE 285 COMMERCIAL STREET . NEVADA CITY Hotel Washington On the South Fork of the Yuba River, 18 miles via TahoeUkiah Highway from Nevada. City, in the Heart ef the Sierras A quiet restful retreat. Headquarters for Anglers and Hunters Rates $2.50 per day, room and meals, $15.00 per week and $50 per month MR. AND MRS. E. J. HAVERSTOCK, Props. Phone Nevada City 14-F-24 SESERSS CSOSA SSE HE SS RES ES OSES OSS REDOCSOOSOSECES TICES T+ BUSINESS MEN’S BLUE PLATE LUNCH 35c Regular Luncheon 50c Dinners, Week Day, 35c and 50c Special Rates For Board By Day Or Month Lunches Put Up For Miners Special Saturday and Sunday Dinners 50c and 65c » £ : Business and Mines. Problems solvyed, questions answered daily. Mes. sage Circles Tuesdays and Fridays 8 p. m. Hindu Magnetic Course helped ; others. Can I help you? Rev. Fay Ingram “Born with Double Veil’’ RUDE’S AUTO COURT ORDINANCE NO. 218 { 2 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING THE TIME WHEN LIQUORS MAY BE. * SOLD, FOR AN UNOBSTRUCTED . VIEW OF PLACES WHERE LIQUORS ARE SOLD AND PUNISHMENT FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Nevada: Section 1: It shall be unlawful !for any person or persons in the City . of Nevada to keep open or conduct between the hours of 12 o'clock mid-! of 6 o'clock ' IM. succeeding. ia . Section 2: It shall] be unlawful to ; conduct any place of business having ; la closed front where liquor or }@ toxicatine liquor is sold unlece «aia } piace of business ~ shall SrigS =F A glass aperture through which any gi person on the sidewalk marhtoin a said place of business. “ Section 3: . ; Who shall violate any of the provis, ions of this ordinance shall be deemguilty of a conviction . { j i S. clear and unobstructed view into the. : . l i misdemeanor, and, shall be ed ; upon . punished by a fine of not more than ‘three hundred dollars ($300.00) nor less than twenty dollars ($20.00) or ‘ thereof, by imprisonment for period of not, !more than three (4) months, or by ‘both such fine and ' Section 4: As used in this Ordi‘nance, the words “liquor” or ‘‘intoxi. cating liquor’’ mean beer, wine, gin, ' whiskey, cordials, or rum, and every liquid or solid, patented or not, con‘taining more.than 3 per cent-of ali cohol by volume and which are fit for use for beverage purposes. Section 5: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this , ordinance are herewith repealed. IT IS ORDERED that this ordimprisonment. City Nugget, Nevada City, California. -Passed by the City Council of the City of Nevada, on the 15th day of June, 1934, by the following vote: Ayes: 5 Noes: none. Absent: none. A. SEAMAN Mayor and President of the City Council of the City of Neyada. « Attest: GEORGE CALANAN . City Clerk. Pub. June 18, 25. wie % MTR RIOR longer PRICES ARE $3.50 and $5.00 PHONE 740 SPECIAL DUART PERMANENT INCLUDING TWO STEAM TREATMENTS $5.00 GRASS VALLEY BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP _. PERMANENT WAVES give you a softer and more beautiful wave. All are guaranteed to last 147 MILL STREET —r + O $40664444480050854004000590009000587577004TE0EF GRANT and HEETHER Lumber Co. Phones 7-F-3 and 7-F-14 Camptonville, Calif. Lumber, Millwork, Sash-doors, Corrugated Iron, Nails, Builder’s Supplies, Shingles, Shakes, Mining, Timbers, Lagging, Wood : 2 per cent 10 days, 30 days net-1 due accou Any person or persons: A. . nance be published in the Nevada} z Me 9% *, é deete per cent per month on past nts ‘TRUCK LOAD LOTS DELIVERED in. ees Se deo detlerteatestendestererterteatertententeobeofeteateateatete ofeoteotertesterteddeofeteateateateatestesfesfeoterfrterteaten te Se ea oa \? fe sfelesfeateateeefeatentecfeateateest ieiek o 7 teat 63 + * a z a , % GREASING RNS A A SUR OE Nevada City CHAS. E. LEITER Plymouth Distributor SALES and Service SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT “ANYWHERE: ANYTIME” Garage GAS AND OIL Motor Repai C. E. WAITE, SUP. 128 MAIN STREET ir Work of Every Kind _ Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS REPAIR DEP{, rt Miccnanics NEVADA CITY PHONE 1338 t sa

PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA BF a Ce NUGGET OeesesoooeesseseoeoeseerHeeese etettetet Nevada City Nu ‘islet 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 Printed and PubSee eebatedeteteteetet tee tert tee tetetetet A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. lished at Nevada City. i cuca tpxn cgunietines wieaeeesseasesssesensee-s---. LUGItor and Publisher Published Semi-weekly, ~, Nevada City, California, and entered.as mail mat\ ter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) » City,, for state government. necessary to provide’ some twentyfive or thirty milion dollars from . other methods of taxation, if Califor. into the red.’”’ NEVADA CITY SCOUT COUNCIL MEET 5 TONIGHT . . ! . ! ; without increasing the tax burden on UTILITY TAXES those types of enterprises subject to' ‘. special levies for state purposes. “At the last session, the legislaTAKE BIG DROP ture voted to increase the rate of . . tax on the gross receipts of gas and} SACRAMENTO, June 25.—Cli-. electric companies from 71% to 9 per maxing 24 years of public utility tax-. cent, and on telephone companies 2 ation on a gross receipts basis, the. from 5% to 5 and 3-4 per cent. ‘ State Board of Equaliztaion announ. These higher rates hdve heen in ef. ces today that California will derive . fect for 1933 ang 1934 as applied to! $1,143.934.66 less this year than in. gross receipts for the calendar year! _ 1933 from this source for the general . 1932 and 1933, respectively. No fursupport of the state government. . ther increases were given legislative ‘Insurance companies taxed on . approval. their gross premiums with off-sets! ‘‘Without the sales tax, it is clear "for real property taxes paid locally, that the state’s financial structure have.aiso repcrted a decline in busi. would have become paralyzed. The néss ‘so that the state revenues from . steady ‘decline in utility and instrthis source have shrunk $563,815.74 . ance taxes would have produced fisunder last year’s figure, according . cal chaos. to the Board’s statement. “As a result of the adoption of the When the losses in the revenues . Riley-Stwart plan at the special elecfrom the public utility and insurance . tion a year ago, the assessment just taxes are consolidated, they reveal. made by the state board marks the that the deficit in the state treasury . end of gross receipts taxation of utilwill be further augmented by a de-. ities and the eorresponding with¢line in current general fund taxes. drawal of their operative property amounting to $1,707,750.40. Com-. from local tax rolls. Under the plan menting on this situation, the Board . insurance companies will continue to Points out: be taxed as in the past. Among "AX BURDEN INCREASED other problems facing the state ad“It is evident that business condi. ministration in 1935, will be that of tions during the past year have been . replacing the revenues from the.util. such as to make it impossible for] ity taxes which, although steadily dethe swear = to hold its own in revenues i. H. Parsons, M. D. . General Surgery, Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat 128 Neal Street Phone 779 Hours: 10 to 12 A. M., 2 to 5 P. M. Evenings by Appointment Ore and Bullion i Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Marker St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco € the financial committee, . recently been active in collecting annual contributions for scouting. Matters of interest to be discussed will include attendance of ,the boys of the local troops at the summer camp of Pahatsi. and the building of a log lodge for the scouts i in Nevada City. port from “Efficiant Mining is your Success” n ning is your Su Ss Witch hes Cut 20 per cent off your mill over-head A. I. BALDWIN 1325 92nd: Ave Oakland, Calif. Phone Trinidad 3725 ;} are Shakespeare, ! ing courses are asked to write to the trict between Jackson and CamptonUniversity of California Division, 301 California Hall, nia is to be kept from going further ‘NIEL H. FRANKLIN, NEW brook hotel, on Main street, . Valter H. Franklin, who has transformed it The Nevada City Seout Council . into a modern restaurant with first: will meet this evening. in the Chamjclass facilities for cooking and servber of Commerce room to hear.a re. ; ,ing focd. to Grass Valley and was with Larry ‘Moore over a year. took over the Stuart Cafe and gained a large following. tablished in the Montez Cafe and his excellent cooking and service are raptele. mene ————————— STUDY BY MAIL ISPOPULAR IN NEVADA COUNTY “Study-by-mail”’ courses most popMonday and Friday at { . ular with residents of Nevada City, enrolling recently with the, Univers-{ity of California Extension Division, international law, are appreciation and history of philosophy. So Professor Leon J. Richardson, } University Extension Head announces this week following a survey of the instruction taken by adults in various sections of the state. Correspondence instruction was first given by the state university in 1913 with a limited mumber of courses. This year 172 differen. courses are offered and provisions . has been made for more than 5,000 enroliments, states Richardson. Last . year 25,834 lesson papers were cor rected and criticised and almost 100 persons were engaged in the work of instruction. Courses most popular in Nevada county include English, law, art and philosophy. “Through the wide range of Exjtension Division correspondence courses, an opportunity for continuous development is given to nearly every adult person who is willing to devote part of this spare time to -reading and study,” states Dr. George A. ! chairman of the depart, ment of Correspondence Instruction: ; ! from Smithson, Persons desiring bulletins containcomplete. descriptions of: ‘the : Extension Berkeley. Enrollments may be made at any time of the Year. New courses made available include radio communication, reading ‘assisting at panning, running long ¢lining, have constituted an impor-. ang composition, interior decoration, . t©™S oF sluicing. tant part of the sources of support . history of Western Euro It will be! ;the Pacific Coast, journalism, verse, cheerful and many happy over the . writing and the — Bible. OWNER OF MONTEZ. CAFE The Montez Gate. next to the Holin Grass has been purchased by -Niel Two years ago Mr. Franklin came Last year he He is now esidly building up an MEP ERCA ETS clienPrinting that Pleases aS ree OES init eR apn pela EVERY BUSINESS NEEDS: Letterheads Billheads Envelopes Business Cards ~ ADA Reet ‘Seale Tl id WIN NEW CUSTOMERS * ville. of snipers mostly all young people, pe, history of . ,any place of business and sell liquor} night and the hour a U C. ALUMNI PROVIDE . 26 SCHOLARSHIPS . BERKELEY, June June 25.—Twentyiversity of California will be awarded in 13 districts of California this summer by the California Alumni Association, it was announced in ' Berkeley today. Mrs. B. A. Swartz, of Clarksburg, has been appointed chairman of the district which includes: Yolo, Colusa, Sutter, Yuba, Nevada, Sacramento, Placer and El Dorado counties. The responsibility of awarding the two scholarships allocated in this district rests solely with the local scholarship chairman subject to the approval of the central office of the California Alumni Association and of the University Faculty Committee of Scholarships. The approximate cash value of each sgholarship is $180.00. One of them is for a portion of the boarg and Bowles Hall, dormitory for men on the Berkeley campus of the Univers, of the board and room expenses of a* woman student in Myra Hershey Hall, dormitory for women on the Los Angeles campus of the University. SNIPERS HAPPY IN GOLD PANNING William Ragon recently returnea a gold sniping trip which took him into the Henness Pass disHe said every stream was full many being young women and tiny children. In many places the women were working the gravel bars, All those Mr. Ragon met .were delightful out door life this summer weather, but nearly all were just making a living, getting by during this depression time. One and all seem to feel it beat paying high rents, lights; gas and ovher expenses of large cities from which most of them come. It is a hard lifé with a severe test as to individual ability to earn a living and yet thése gold seekers make a holiday of it. a * BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bosco, a son, on June 21, at the Nevada City Sanitarium. Spiritual Advisor Special Readings. Love, Health, six freshman scholarships to the Unity, while the other is for a portion . orable order of E Clampus Vitus, Redivivus No. 1, long and faithful career as a stage driver on the Yuba Pass and elsewhere in California. ECLAMPUS VITUS

the title “In Line of Duty.”’ The folroom expenses for a man student ati lowing wording is on the plaque, Wells Fargo Express Company and given the Clampers for presentation to that “Clamper Par Excellence’’, Bill Meek.” PRESENTS PLAQUE —-——_ CAMPTONVILLE, June 25.—wWilliam Bull Meek, well known pioneer _MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1934 back viyid memories tothe old stage driver, ang he was very joyous and thoughtfulness of his fellow Clampers. appreciative of this % STORK BRINGS BOY At the ‘ Nevada City Sanitarium, T0 JUDGE MEEK Nevada City, Nevada county, June 21, . 1934, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pascoe of Grass Valley, was born a son, Ronald Kent Pascoe, -7 pounds. of Yuba county, was presented with a bronze plaque by the order of E Clampus Vitus, Redivivus No. 1, of San Francisco. Meek, oné of the original members of this noted pioneer order, had planned to take part in the recent festivities at Grass Valley, Marysville, and the institution of the Auburn Chapter, but he is just recovering from a serious illness and deemed it best not to go. ~: The plaque is a very beautiful Piece of bronze work, picturing an Old time stage coach, in a mountain-: ous country during a hold up, with “Presented to William Bull Meek by the members of the ancient and honin appreciation of his This plaque was prepared by the Nuzsola A properly balanced -Alkaline Medicine For the treatment of excess acid in the stomach and the distress caused by it Quietly relieves heartburn sour stomach, belching and dyspepsia 50c jar Dickerman Drug Store NEVADA CITY The plaque, with its setting, brings The Nevada City Mugact . is. Now $2.50 pet year ‘ . THE MONTANA CAFE 285 COMMERCIAL STREET . NEVADA CITY Hotel Washington On the South Fork of the Yuba River, 18 miles via TahoeUkiah Highway from Nevada. City, in the Heart ef the Sierras A quiet restful retreat. Headquarters for Anglers and Hunters Rates $2.50 per day, room and meals, $15.00 per week and $50 per month MR. AND MRS. E. J. HAVERSTOCK, Props. Phone Nevada City 14-F-24 SESERSS CSOSA SSE HE SS RES ES OSES OSS REDOCSOOSOSECES TICES T+ BUSINESS MEN’S BLUE PLATE LUNCH 35c Regular Luncheon 50c Dinners, Week Day, 35c and 50c Special Rates For Board By Day Or Month Lunches Put Up For Miners Special Saturday and Sunday Dinners 50c and 65c » £ : Business and Mines. Problems solvyed, questions answered daily. Mes. sage Circles Tuesdays and Fridays 8 p. m. Hindu Magnetic Course helped ; others. Can I help you? Rev. Fay Ingram “Born with Double Veil’’ RUDE’S AUTO COURT ORDINANCE NO. 218 { 2 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING THE TIME WHEN LIQUORS MAY BE. * SOLD, FOR AN UNOBSTRUCTED . VIEW OF PLACES WHERE LIQUORS ARE SOLD AND PUNISHMENT FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Nevada: Section 1: It shall be unlawful !for any person or persons in the City . of Nevada to keep open or conduct between the hours of 12 o'clock mid-! of 6 o'clock ' IM. succeeding. ia . Section 2: It shall] be unlawful to ; conduct any place of business having ; la closed front where liquor or }@ toxicatine liquor is sold unlece «aia } piace of business ~ shall SrigS =F A glass aperture through which any gi person on the sidewalk marhtoin a said place of business. “ Section 3: . ; Who shall violate any of the provis, ions of this ordinance shall be deemguilty of a conviction . { j i S. clear and unobstructed view into the. : . l i misdemeanor, and, shall be ed ; upon . punished by a fine of not more than ‘three hundred dollars ($300.00) nor less than twenty dollars ($20.00) or ‘ thereof, by imprisonment for period of not, !more than three (4) months, or by ‘both such fine and ' Section 4: As used in this Ordi‘nance, the words “liquor” or ‘‘intoxi. cating liquor’’ mean beer, wine, gin, ' whiskey, cordials, or rum, and every liquid or solid, patented or not, con‘taining more.than 3 per cent-of ali cohol by volume and which are fit for use for beverage purposes. Section 5: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this , ordinance are herewith repealed. IT IS ORDERED that this ordimprisonment. City Nugget, Nevada City, California. -Passed by the City Council of the City of Nevada, on the 15th day of June, 1934, by the following vote: Ayes: 5 Noes: none. Absent: none. A. SEAMAN Mayor and President of the City Council of the City of Neyada. « Attest: GEORGE CALANAN . City Clerk. Pub. June 18, 25. wie % MTR RIOR longer PRICES ARE $3.50 and $5.00 PHONE 740 SPECIAL DUART PERMANENT INCLUDING TWO STEAM TREATMENTS $5.00 GRASS VALLEY BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP _. PERMANENT WAVES give you a softer and more beautiful wave. All are guaranteed to last 147 MILL STREET —r + O $40664444480050854004000590009000587577004TE0EF GRANT and HEETHER Lumber Co. Phones 7-F-3 and 7-F-14 Camptonville, Calif. Lumber, Millwork, Sash-doors, Corrugated Iron, Nails, Builder’s Supplies, Shingles, Shakes, Mining, Timbers, Lagging, Wood : 2 per cent 10 days, 30 days net-1 due accou Any person or persons: A. . nance be published in the Nevada} z Me 9% *, é deete per cent per month on past nts ‘TRUCK LOAD LOTS DELIVERED in. ees Se deo detlerteatestendestererterteatertententeobeofeteateateatete ofeoteotertesterteddeofeteateateateatestesfesfeoterfrterteaten te Se ea oa \? fe sfelesfeateateeefeatentecfeateateest ieiek o 7 teat 63 + * a z a , % GREASING RNS A A SUR OE Nevada City CHAS. E. LEITER Plymouth Distributor SALES and Service SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT “ANYWHERE: ANYTIME” Garage GAS AND OIL Motor Repai C. E. WAITE, SUP. 128 MAIN STREET ir Work of Every Kind _ Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS REPAIR DEP{, rt Miccnanics NEVADA CITY PHONE 1338 t sa