June 8, 1934 (8 pages)

PAGE . TWO THE NEVADA Rie 8 aU eR BANK OF AMERICA!:":": ESSAY CONTEST CLOSES JUNE 22 Closing date for entries in Bank of America’s $10,000 competition has been deferred to June 22, and essays submittea by that date will be eligible for consid. eration by the judges, it was announced today. The change in the closing date was instituted in order to avoid confilct with the closing of the California schools for the zummer_ vacation, bank officials said. The bank is offering 414 scholarships and cash awards for the best ~essays on the subject of, “The World of 1964.’’ Two primary awards of $2,000 hcholarships, to be utilized at any university for which the two scholarship Winners can qualify scholastically, are offered. Judges in the competition are Presidents Robert Gordon Sproul, of the University of California, Ray Lyman Wilbur, of Stanford and Rufus B. Von Kleinsmid, of University of ‘Southern California. Candidates in the scholaitehin competition are limited in age to 18 a Essays are restricted to 1,000 words. The writers, whose age indicates their opportunity to become the leaders of tomorrow, may write in general on life in 1964, or may take up any particular phase of human activity in which they are interested: Science, agriculture, art, business, medicine or the law for example. ORIENTAL MINE WORKS 3 SHIFTS The Oriental Gold Star Mines, Inc., of Alleghany, has started the third shift. Production is said to be running close too $45,000 per month and a_ substantial supply of golc milling ore is available inthe main workings. On the 1300 level a good ‘grate of material is reported to have been opened up and should bring an increased profit after milling. William A. Hooten is superintendent. Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco PENNEY’S Basement Store Hand-embrosdered Porto Rican of cool, long-wearing Nainsook! We can’t seem to keep them in stock value! Better get your supply today! In flesh and white, embroidered aad piped in colors! Sizes 6 to 14! GOWNS 29° re. they’re so low-priced for such . Why? Because she likes a bargain! . Because she likes to look her best , around the house or on the stréet! ' Because she knows that Penney’s ' wash dresses are vat-dyed, to keep their colors fresh and gay through numberless tubbings! SIZES 14 TO 52! Men’s Work Shirts Men’s Dress Shirts Union Leader Bib Overalls . Waist Overalls . Summer Union Suits . Men’s Work Sox. . Alarm Clocks. . Wizard Sheets,81x99 Bath Towels. . 49c 719¢ 98c 98c . 68¢ . « [0c . 98c [ic . 106¢ AJC. PENNEY CO dD’: PARTMENT STORE ‘CROSSCUT ON 1000 LEVEL IN IDAHO MARYLAND MINE The Idaho-Maryland Mines Company, Inc., is driving a crosscut northeast. from its property to the Mitchell ranch, location of the former Pioneer mine, which the company purchased about two years ago. The tunnel is being driven from the 1,000 foot level. the property was developed by the late C. C. Mitchell and associates of the Pioneer for 200 feet below the surface and returned excellent assays. Mr. Mitchell brought some of the ore to the Nugget office several years ago and it carried high values. President E. L. liver made the important statement about the IdahoMaryland mine stock some time ago, to the. effect that unless there is some radical change in taxation or ‘cost of operation, earnings of the company should warrant higher dividends in 1934 than last year. In 1933, ten cents a share was paid totalling $172,160. Intensive developmeht work is underway in the IdahMaryland mine from which a net profit of $505,107 was realized last year. The Brunswick mine, of the same company, is expected to be producing 150 tons a day before the end of the year. Errol MacBoyle is general . manager. DEVELOPMENT OF ALTA HILL MINE A vigorous campaign of development is in store for the Alta Hill mine in Grass Valley and a part of the Golden: Center property. The. headframe has been reinforeed and the. old workings unwatered. In sinking operations in the last few days, the company struck an old river channel. ‘At the Golden Center mine on the same property, crews are drifting in good ore and the mill is running three shifts. FOR MINER’S WAGES upon his own and the assigned claim for wages of Mike Slatey, against Lee Hunt for work done on. the Omega Quartz mine. The suit tried before Judge Raglan Tuttle, had joined Mrs. Blanche Neaves as partner, but her interest was proved by Robert Tharp, attorney for the defendants to have a limited interest partnership. Non-suit was granted Mrs. Neaves. Francis Finnegan was attorney for the plaintiff. Boys! Girls!) ListenHere! weresere The New Municipal Swimming © Pool Will Soon Be Ready for That GRAND PLUNGE And The NEVADA CITY NUGGET fombining Business with Pleasure WANTS TO HELP YOU CELEBRATE So For Five New Subscriptions $2.50 in advance for one year You Will Receive a GANTNER & MATTERN BATHING SUIT Select it Yourself at Any Price up to $4.00 Call at The Nugget Office, Get a Receipt Book AND BEGIN TODAY The south ledge on . . Judgment was given Leo SO with “Nevada City, California’ _FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1934 CAMPT ONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, June 5.—Mr. and Mrs. Julius E. Pauly motored to Sacramento Saturday on a short visit. L. V. Parker, of Sacramento, was in town Monday on a short business visit. : James L. Joubert arrived Saturday from Sacramento to spend his summer vacation at his Oak Valley home. Mr. and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland motored to Sacramento Friday on a short visit with relatives. Mrs. Olive Groves and son William and Postmaster Lydia O. Groves motored to Auburn Sunday to attend the celebration. Miss Gladys Chatfield accompanied them. Miss Geraldine Beach ang James Jeffrey motored to Marysville Saturday on a short visit. Mrs. Bessie Schurr left Sunday for Sacramento where she will remain for some time. William O. Grant returned from a few days business trip to Sacramento. Mrs. Leonard L. Bishop and son Jackie and daughter, of Oak Valley, spent the week eng with her mother Mrs. M. G. Calvin. Mrs. Anna F. Grove, who was very ill with a congested lung condition, is much improved and able to sit up on the porch. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Pancke and: daughter, of San Francisco, arrived a few days ago on a vacation visit to her old home here. * NOTICE In compliance with Section 1, Chapter 183, Statutes of 1929, the undersigned, whose principal place of business is at Red Dog, California, hereby gives notice that application has been made to the State Mineralogist for a license to carry-on within the State of California for the year ending December 31, 1934, the business of milling, sampling, concentrating, reducing, refining, purchasing, and receiving for sale ores, concentrates, and amalgams bearing gold or silver, gold dust, gold and silver bullion, nuggets and specimens. Protests may be made by any person to the issuing of such license at the office of the State Mineralogist, Ferry Building, San Francisco. LUTHER W. SIMPSON Pub. May 21, 28, June 8. (Stationery New stationery neatly Necprinked . Two: styles-flat sheets or folded sheets 24 sheets and envelopes to box VERY SPECIAL—29c GRADUATION CARDS and GRADUATION GIFTS . We still have a wide choice of beautiful cards and gifts for the boy or girl graduate R. E. HARRIS Drug Store SAVE with SAFETY at The RExakh DRUG STORE WHO WOULDN'T AFTER THAT SWELL STEAK '(@EE.1 SURE FEEL LIKE AMILLION! MEAT Makes You Fit Try Our Quality Roasts, Steaks, Chops, etc. Satisfied . Patrons bear .testimony to the high character of ‘our service and our meats. Our business grows as the result of maintaining a high standard. a high standard. Meat Market COMMERCIAL ST. _—Nevada City SUR NUGGET ADVERTISING PAYS! , Locality Keystone KEYSTONE FINDS — . Jy $14 ORE AT 42 FT. According toa a datement made by J. J. Jordan, superintendent of the Keystone mine, west of Grass Valley, in the last few days the ore in the new shaft, which is down over.100 feet, is looking better as development progresses. At the 42 foot level the ore assayed $14, based on 20.67 gold. . There are 639 acres in the prop-. erty which lies on the Empress and . Black Bear vein systems. COPPER MINING CODE SETS WAGES AND HOURS The labor provisions of the copper . code, which went into effect on April . 26, provide for minimum wages varying from 30 cents per hour to 47% cents per hour and call for a maximum work week of 40 hours averaged over a three-month period. The lowest -wages obtained is in the Great Lakes district with 32% cent for surface labor, and 37% cents the minimum underground. In other districts: Mottiweltorn: = Northwestern: cents. An exception is established in that wherever existing schedules are higher they may not be reduced. Underground 47% FOUNTAIN PEN SETS $1.00 and up PEN AND PENCIL SETS $1.90 and up Beautiful Assortment of GRADUATION CARDS from 5c up Northeastern: Surface labor 37% cents. . Southeastern: Surface labor 35 . cents. . Dickerman Drug Store Southwestern: Surface labor 30; cents. . NEVADA CITY Southwesetern: Undergroung 45! cents. : THE MONTANA CAFE 235 COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA Crry BUSINESS MEN’S BLUE PLATE. LUNCH 35 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 Hotel Washington On the South Fork of the Yuba River, 18 miles via TahoeUkiah Highway from Nevada City, in the Heart of the Sierras A quiet restful retreat. Headquarters for Anglers and Hunters Rates $2.50 per ody room and meals, $15.00 per week and $50 per month MR. AND MRS. E. J. HAVERSTOCK, Props. Phone Nevada City 14-F-24 > ot, oS Beebe deeserberberest-afeseatesiecateet . BELLE’S BEAUTY Se PERMANENT WAVES give you a softer and more beautiful wave. All are guaranteed to last longer PRICES ARE $3.50 and $5.00 SPECIAL DUART PERMANENT INCLUDING TWO STEAM TREATMENTS $5.00 PHONE 740 GRASS VALLEY i 147 MILL STREET = — 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 nét-1 per cent per month on past * due accounts ; TRUCK LOAD LOTS DELIVERED j Petites ete 3 . ae a Nevada City Garage CHAS. E. LEITER Plymouth Distributor SALES and Service SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT— “ANYWHERE-ANYTIME” GREASING GAS AND OIL Motor Repair Work of Every Kind Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS C.E WAITE, SUPT. REPAIR DEPT. Expert Miecnanics NEVADA CITY : PHONE 133 128 MAIN STREET Surface 40 coe Pei ee — as A = &, aT eS pede. alee

PAGE . TWO THE NEVADA Rie 8 aU eR BANK OF AMERICA!:":": ESSAY CONTEST CLOSES JUNE 22 Closing date for entries in Bank of America’s $10,000 competition has been deferred to June 22, and essays submittea by that date will be eligible for consid. eration by the judges, it was announced today. The change in the closing date was instituted in order to avoid confilct with the closing of the California schools for the zummer_ vacation, bank officials said. The bank is offering 414 scholarships and cash awards for the best ~essays on the subject of, “The World of 1964.’’ Two primary awards of $2,000 hcholarships, to be utilized at any university for which the two scholarship Winners can qualify scholastically, are offered. Judges in the competition are Presidents Robert Gordon Sproul, of the University of California, Ray Lyman Wilbur, of Stanford and Rufus B. Von Kleinsmid, of University of ‘Southern California. Candidates in the scholaitehin competition are limited in age to 18 a Essays are restricted to 1,000 words. The writers, whose age indicates their opportunity to become the leaders of tomorrow, may write in general on life in 1964, or may take up any particular phase of human activity in which they are interested: Science, agriculture, art, business, medicine or the law for example. ORIENTAL MINE WORKS 3 SHIFTS The Oriental Gold Star Mines, Inc., of Alleghany, has started the third shift. Production is said to be running close too $45,000 per month and a_ substantial supply of golc milling ore is available inthe main workings. On the 1300 level a good ‘grate of material is reported to have been opened up and should bring an increased profit after milling. William A. Hooten is superintendent. Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco PENNEY’S Basement Store Hand-embrosdered Porto Rican of cool, long-wearing Nainsook! We can’t seem to keep them in stock value! Better get your supply today! In flesh and white, embroidered aad piped in colors! Sizes 6 to 14! GOWNS 29° re. they’re so low-priced for such . Why? Because she likes a bargain! . Because she likes to look her best , around the house or on the stréet! ' Because she knows that Penney’s ' wash dresses are vat-dyed, to keep their colors fresh and gay through numberless tubbings! SIZES 14 TO 52! Men’s Work Shirts Men’s Dress Shirts Union Leader Bib Overalls . Waist Overalls . Summer Union Suits . Men’s Work Sox. . Alarm Clocks. . Wizard Sheets,81x99 Bath Towels. . 49c 719¢ 98c 98c . 68¢ . « [0c . 98c [ic . 106¢ AJC. PENNEY CO dD’: PARTMENT STORE ‘CROSSCUT ON 1000 LEVEL IN IDAHO MARYLAND MINE The Idaho-Maryland Mines Company, Inc., is driving a crosscut northeast. from its property to the Mitchell ranch, location of the former Pioneer mine, which the company purchased about two years ago. The tunnel is being driven from the 1,000 foot level. the property was developed by the late C. C. Mitchell and associates of the Pioneer for 200 feet below the surface and returned excellent assays. Mr. Mitchell brought some of the ore to the Nugget office several years ago and it carried high values. President E. L. liver made the important statement about the IdahoMaryland mine stock some time ago, to the. effect that unless there is some radical change in taxation or ‘cost of operation, earnings of the company should warrant higher dividends in 1934 than last year. In 1933, ten cents a share was paid totalling $172,160. Intensive developmeht work is underway in the IdahMaryland mine from which a net profit of $505,107 was realized last year.. The Brunswick mine, of the same company, is expected to be producing 150 tons a day before the end of the year. Errol MacBoyle is general . manager. DEVELOPMENT OF ALTA HILL MINE A vigorous campaign of development is in store for the Alta Hill mine in Grass Valley and a part of the Golden: Center property. The. headframe has been reinforeed and the. old workings unwatered. In sinking operations in the last few days, the company struck an old river channel. ‘At the Golden Center mine on the same property, crews are drifting in good ore and the mill is running three shifts. FOR MINER’S WAGES upon his own and the assigned claim for wages of Mike Slatey, against Lee Hunt for work done on. the Omega Quartz mine. The suit tried before Judge Raglan Tuttle, had joined Mrs. Blanche Neaves as partner, but her interest was proved by Robert Tharp, attorney for the defendants to have a limited interest partnership. Non-suit was granted Mrs. Neaves. Francis Finnegan was attorney for the plaintiff. Boys! Girls!) ListenHere! weresere The New Municipal Swimming © Pool Will Soon Be Ready for That GRAND PLUNGE And The NEVADA CITY NUGGET fombining Business with Pleasure WANTS TO HELP YOU CELEBRATE So For Five New Subscriptions $2.50 in advance for one year You Will Receive a GANTNER & MATTERN BATHING SUIT Select it Yourself at Any Price up to $4.00 Call at The Nugget Office, Get a Receipt Book AND BEGIN TODAY The south ledge on . . Judgment was given Leo SO with “Nevada City, California’ _FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1934 CAMPT ONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, June 5.—Mr. and Mrs. Julius E. Pauly motored to Sacramento Saturday on a short visit. L. V. Parker, of Sacramento, was in town Monday on a short business visit. : James L. Joubert arrived Saturday from Sacramento to spend his summer vacation at his Oak Valley home. Mr. and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland motored to Sacramento Friday on a

short visit with relatives. Mrs. Olive Groves and son William and Postmaster Lydia O. Groves motored to Auburn Sunday to attend the celebration. Miss Gladys Chatfield accompanied them. Miss Geraldine Beach ang James Jeffrey motored to Marysville Saturday on a short visit. Mrs. Bessie Schurr left Sunday for Sacramento where she will remain for some time. William O. Grant returned from a few days business trip to Sacramento. Mrs. Leonard L. Bishop and son Jackie and daughter, of Oak Valley, spent the week eng with her mother Mrs. M. G. Calvin. Mrs. Anna F. Grove, who was very ill with a congested lung condition, is much improved and able to sit up on the porch. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Pancke and: daughter, of San Francisco, arrived a few days ago on a vacation visit to her old home here. * NOTICE In compliance with Section 1, Chapter 183, Statutes of 1929, the undersigned, whose principal place of business is at Red Dog, California, hereby gives notice that application has been made to the State Mineralogist for a license to carry-on within the State of California for the year ending December 31, 1934, the business of milling, sampling, concentrating, reducing, refining, purchasing, and receiving for sale ores, concentrates, and amalgams bearing gold or silver, gold dust, gold and silver bullion, nuggets and specimens. Protests may be made by any person to the issuing of such license at the office of the State Mineralogist, Ferry Building, San Francisco. LUTHER W. SIMPSON Pub. May 21, 28, June 8. (Stationery New stationery neatly Necprinked . Two: styles-flat sheets or folded sheets 24 sheets and envelopes to box VERY SPECIAL—29c GRADUATION CARDS and GRADUATION GIFTS . We still have a wide choice of beautiful cards and gifts for the boy or girl graduate R. E. HARRIS Drug Store SAVE with SAFETY at The RExakh DRUG STORE WHO WOULDN'T AFTER THAT SWELL STEAK '(@EE.1 SURE FEEL LIKE AMILLION! MEAT Makes You Fit Try Our Quality Roasts, Steaks, Chops, etc. Satisfied . Patrons bear .testimony to the high character of ‘our service and our meats. Our business grows as the result of maintaining a high standard. a high standard. Meat Market COMMERCIAL ST. _—Nevada City SUR NUGGET ADVERTISING PAYS! , Locality Keystone KEYSTONE FINDS — . Jy $14 ORE AT 42 FT. According toa a datement made by J. J. Jordan, superintendent of the Keystone mine, west of Grass Valley, in the last few days the ore in the new shaft, which is down over.100 feet, is looking better as development progresses. At the 42 foot level the ore assayed $14, based on 20.67 gold. . There are 639 acres in the prop-. erty which lies on the Empress and . Black Bear vein systems. COPPER MINING CODE SETS WAGES AND HOURS The labor provisions of the copper . code, which went into effect on April . 26, provide for minimum wages varying from 30 cents per hour to 47% cents per hour and call for a maximum work week of 40 hours averaged over a three-month period. The lowest -wages obtained is in the Great Lakes district with 32% cent for surface labor, and 37% cents the minimum underground. In other districts: Mottiweltorn: = Northwestern: cents. An exception is established in that wherever existing schedules are higher they may not be reduced. Underground 47% FOUNTAIN PEN SETS $1.00 and up PEN AND PENCIL SETS $1.90 and up Beautiful Assortment of GRADUATION CARDS from 5c up Northeastern: Surface labor 37% cents. . Southeastern: Surface labor 35 . cents. . Dickerman Drug Store Southwestern: Surface labor 30; cents. . NEVADA CITY Southwesetern: Undergroung 45! cents. : THE MONTANA CAFE 235 COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA Crry BUSINESS MEN’S BLUE PLATE. LUNCH 35 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 Hotel Washington On the South Fork of the Yuba River, 18 miles via TahoeUkiah Highway from Nevada City, in the Heart of the Sierras A quiet restful retreat. Headquarters for Anglers and Hunters Rates $2.50 per ody room and meals, $15.00 per week and $50 per month MR. AND MRS. E. J. HAVERSTOCK, Props. Phone Nevada City 14-F-24 > ot, oS Beebe deeserberberest-afeseatesiecateet . BELLE’S BEAUTY Se PERMANENT WAVES give you a softer and more beautiful wave. All are guaranteed to last longer PRICES ARE $3.50 and $5.00 SPECIAL DUART PERMANENT INCLUDING TWO STEAM TREATMENTS $5.00 PHONE 740 GRASS VALLEY i 147 MILL STREET = — 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 nét-1 per cent per month on past * due accounts ; TRUCK LOAD LOTS DELIVERED j Petites ete 3 . ae a Nevada City Garage CHAS. E. LEITER Plymouth Distributor SALES and Service SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT— “ANYWHERE-ANYTIME” GREASING GAS AND OIL Motor Repair Work of Every Kind Engine OverhaulingValve Grinding BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS C.E WAITE, SUPT. REPAIR DEPT. Expert Miecnanics NEVADA CITY : PHONE 133 128 MAIN STREET Surface 40 coe Pei ee — as A = &, aT eS pede. alee