March 18, 1929 (8 pages)

Ss OO OO OR Ne ne ne ee ae PI a a a te ee i tl teal = eg Rn SS ee TO Mrs. W. C. Cunningham and chilLeland Austin received word that — dren of Celestial Valley were in Nehis brother, Victor, who lives in, vada City Thursday of last week. Butte county is very ill. THREE BIG SPECIALS AT DICKERMANS A genuine 2A Eastman Hawkeye Camera .. $1.59 Regular $1.00 Coty Fac Powder with the new $1.00 Coty Compact ... BOTH FOR $1.00 Handy Stationery Packet. Highest grade paper with interlined Envelopes Special 29c H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer Ne terenfesfeafendengergeofengeateofesgeateteatentenfeafesieteelesieneideteieoly +. > es e SRM oliitiliniileing ealofetteteotetet tetetottetetiectetet GROCERY BARGAINS Corn Beef, regular size .. 25c "\ Jived, Giie WaOr ss cece $1.10 PVC IVI eo srccecceccastisson ears . quart, 45c Juarge cans omatoes 0.0.0. ax 2 for 25¢ Armours Pork and Bears -in.ccsnccscscssssescccosssssscesceneesoe wine 2 for Z25¢ GHIDOTTP’S GROCERY Bertentesgergeogeteatestenterterte A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom eet +, .% rel Matt tS mere nar oteate eabentertenetetergesere fe oles ole osenhenenerieioto eaesfertenferfesteienten SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Not!ung better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass \ alley " aeageateneeatenteoteoteserfeogendeofefeatestoteeoteafe seat testesteste atest stestenenbeote ened stead edo NEVADA CITY VEGETABLE STORE Broad Street, near te City Hall Is Now Open For Business Fresh Vegetables of All Kinds, Fruit A Full Supply of Fat Turkeys on Hand Telephone 86 We featerterte fortertofe eoeotetestetesnteeidetestebeetutesb te beberle PESOS oO GSES SESS 3 and Mining Engineers Agricultural Chemists % TECHOW & DAVIS Consulting Engineeds and Chemists _ Analytical Laboratories Phone M. 4215 620 Eye St., Sacramento Assayers DELICIOUS CUTS OF MEAT Fresh, pure mat—just the kind of meat that you will be proud to serve at your table—wholesome, healthgiving and very reasonable in price. . We pride ourselves on the quality of our service and the purity and freshness of the meat we sell. You take no chancs when you trade with us—we make it a point to satisfy every cusomert. We deliver orders promptly: # sion received, as stated before, ap} propriations -. self pitylng invalid who takes pride Yon a crutch } healed. JIM STEW (By James D. Stewart) Continuéd from last week The California Debris Commistotaling $800,000 to build barriers to restrain the debris already in the stream from moving farther down stream where it would damage the navigabie portion of the Sacramento river. The commission decided to build along, Jow dam near Daguerra Point on the Yuba river. It was necessary to build this on a great depth of tailings as it was impossible to reach bedrock. Although ‘great ingeunity was used by the enigineers in charge, they only proved that'a dam must have a secure ‘foundation in order to stick. The structure and the money was lost. Had this money been expended on a dam in the Narrows, it would not only have restrained the debris already in the stream, but would have provided the foundation for a greater structure behind which niany of the hydraulic mines of this area could have operated. The hydraulic miner is again to be criticized for not both asserting his rights in this matter and also cooperating with-the commissioners. Thehydraulic miner also sat. silently and permitted himself to be charged with all the debris in the streams; this is not true. The Sutter county agitator is eternally trying to prejudice the people of the Bay area by telling them that the hydraulic mines are filling up the bay, They make no mention of the more than 5,000,000 cubic yards of silt from natural erosion that finds its way down the Sacramento river to the bay every year. Farming operations, grazing on the steep sides of the Sierra’s all contribute their quota and hydraulic mining gets all the blame. The hydraulic miner should have raised Cain at being charged with the whole bill. This part of the article does not! apply to W. W. Waggoner of Ne-. vada City for he has worked overtime making investigations along this line and telling of his find-j ings. T WRITES OF EARLY PLACER ' floor waters partially wrecked the. ete ee w MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1929 returned Monday from a short visit with relatives at Oroville. MINING DAYS jonday fro well Bill: No. 650, and if they can . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hudelson left see the matter from our viewpoint . Sunday for their home at Modesto to give -us a lift. This will help after a short visit to her mother, mightily, for the bill is now out of MS: aldwin, at the Halkyard mine. the Mining Committee of the AssemEmmett Costello Nevada City pabiy and in the thick of the fight. . YO" Peneet and painter, returned to Do not put this off, for now is his home Monday after doing some the time. ; paper hanging for Mrs. Fred HanT { (To Be Continued) peOe Frank Bobb, Nathanial Thompson CAMPTONVILLE JOTTINGS id son, Nafe Thompson, of SweetA party was given Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. M. G. Calvin by Mrs. Phyllis Riddell and Mrs. Tom Baldwin, of the Halkyard mine, in celebration of Mrs. Calvin’s birthday. In spite of bad weather an abundance of wind and rain, three cars came down from the mine, to join in making the birth-. day this year. a happy occasion. . The evening was enjoyably spent ; inplaying games, ecards, and danc-: ing. A delicious supper was served . at a late hour. Those in attendance, were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baldwin and son, Guy Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hudelson and daughters, Ben-Dora and Ida Lou, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Calvin, Miss Dorothy Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Bishop Mrs. Phyllis Riddel and son, Minot, E. EB. Stone, Wm. Burns, M. E. Whittum, Mr. Grindel E. J. Humphrey, B. F. McNaught. : Henry Wayman of Marysville was in town Tuesday on a short business visit. terns. decorating, and prices at v A traveling Lock the samples over. I .show played Masonic Hall Tuesday night; the weather was.so_ cold that only a few people turned out. MrsClaude J. Thompson’ went . to Nevada City Monday on a short . business visit. Mrs. Lester M. Jaynes of Nevada City spent a few days this week visiting relatives in this section. Supervisors Ben L. Hames of Sierra City and Andrew J. Modglin of Portwine, passed through town at the} to have the oppsorunity to EO MOM AE EEE EEE EEE PEPE PE EEE EC PECCE EEE EEE EE EEE EEE EEE EE EOE FEO Nevada City An example of the placer miner’s laxity in fighting for his rights is’ reflected in his . representatives in Congress on the Norbeck Bill, which would have stopped all placer mining in the national forests and hampered other forms of mining in that area. It blithely passed the Senate and when one of our citizens wrote Senator Johnson about it, he had never heard of it; however, thanks to our Congressmen Engle. bright and Arentz of Nevada, it was _ killed in the House. We were just! lucky in having a mining engineer . as our representative; that’s all. If . we paid more attention to such things our representatives in public places would take the tip. These articles are not intended as fectures ,but an attempt to arouse . the people in these hills to their . rights to the point where they will . fight for them. A few days ago the “agin the government” portion of Sutter county population took some twenty of the Legislators to the Yuba City-Marysville area to view the vast damage done by the “hydraulic Vandals” of the 70’s and 80’s. They did not give the hydraulic miner any credit for the great stream—of gold that came through the channels of trade and enriched a goodly portion of their papulation. They did not point to any damage ‘done by hy‘draulic mining since 1920 because they could not. The’ Bullard’s Bar Dam was built on the North Yuba River that year, and there are now eleven hydraulic mines operating behind it each winter. They did not show any damage from this sources and cannot, or they weuld stop the operations. They did not tell these legislators that it was mining such as this, behind the dam, that the hydraulic miner was now proposing and not the unrestricted hydraulic mining of the 70's and 80’s. They did not tell them that the stoppage of hydraulic mining caused the hydraulic miner a loss of over $100,000,000.00 which he has never recovered, and the total loss shown to farm lands totals only $2,597,535.00 much of which has Tuesday enroute to Sacramento to attend the supervisors meeting held there. Peter Peterson returned Monday from Marysville where he spent the past few weeks visiting relatives. . W. S. Godfrey returned to his 1815 Ninh Street home at Pike City Tuesday after aj} brief visit with delatives at Galena Hill. Mr. and Mrs. William O. Grant REEDER’S WELDING are ‘eading ee Mrs. Phyllis Riddeil left Sunday . of you Whe are. -ae8 Wh TS iad Modesto on a short. visit with : . friends. = senators and: assemblymen in other) ~ districts, or have friends who know. !4ward Lang arrived Sunday from them, I am asking that you write Sacramento and will remain here them to investigate this matter with his brother, William, at the carefully, as embodied in the SeaLang Garage. 5% SARA? EBB B he lerherfeetertertetertetetertentetentcstieteatestest staststestetestet tw aot Patetet tochesteaterh aeclestest ecfeateatedt BRIGHTER HOMES YOU SAVE THE FREIGHT ON CUR WALL PAPER Our new’ stock has arrived. All late up to date patPhone for our samo'e beck and it will be sent to you at once. Full of the be:t ideas of modern interior ¥ ALPHA YARDWARE & SUPPLY (8 Grass Valiey Pa PNET I age Beiieteiieinieteietoseieieieioins se ode erterteoteake oleate ofa fe afe siecle cfesioale se sie sis ett Mester Ttestestan + SACRAMENTO, California Builder of BURCH GOLD CONCENTRATOR Se ’ A land were in town Monday on. a Short business visit. James P. Coughlan of North Columbia was in Nevada City Monday. “The woman is biped built like a man; let dress like a man’’.—George Bernard Shaw: George must be losing his eyesight. . Artistic temperament is what you get after you are too old to be sponked. To quote from a popular song, the stock ‘market every — once in awhile has a tendency to ‘‘faw down and go boom’’. Paris announces that the dresses of the women this spring will be bright. colored. .\No doubt that is so . that we can see them. ‘rat you can afford to pay. 'o obligation. We are glad show them. Alleghany sheet fete teatines es esleatentestastefeaferteiesteafioferteatestesteiesterteolestertestertegeateatefeats & MACHINE SHOP — Phone Main 664 SAVING OPENS THE DOOR TO HAPPINESS who do no work but who criticise honest effort. use it. and progress may be slow. A savings account open the door to happiness, and all the time that keep you satisfied. merely by taking advantage of it. In these days bank. baat since been recouped. This is their idea of fairness. Some men are never able to keep step with. progress and most of these men who pointed out to the legislators the damage done in the 70’s and 80's are still living in that era and have never stepped forward and kept pace with pro. gress.They are in-a class with the in thoir misfortune and still walks after the wound is I am wondering how many people * OUR MEAT IS GOOD FOR YOU! 3S . KEYSTONE MARKET ; Calanan and Richards . PSE 6 BANK OF AMERIC OF CALIFO 3 —-= 2 tree rw SSNEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City People who idle away their time are never happy. MViost oi the discontent in this country is fostered by the lazy men the key to. the poorhouse door in their pocket, although they may not know it. Eventually thew may have occasion to Thrift and industry on the other hand make people happy These are the keys to riches, although the path may be long grow you are getting an unconscious pleasure that helps to If you are not among our large family of people who enjoy the thrill that savings brings, the opportunity is yours ficult to open an account. Even‘a dollar deposited in good faith with a desire to increase it reguarly is welcomed at this They have really does you help it it isn't difsy Sete te Mates Rene hee dh ete \

Ss OO OO OR Ne ne ne ee ae PI a a a te ee i tl teal = eg Rn SS ee TO Mrs. W. C. Cunningham and chilLeland Austin received word that — dren of Celestial Valley were in Nehis brother, Victor, who lives in, vada City Thursday of last week. Butte county is very ill. THREE BIG SPECIALS AT DICKERMANS A genuine 2A Eastman Hawkeye Camera ... $1.59 Regular $1.00 Coty Fac Powder with the new $1.00 Coty Compact ...... BOTH FOR $1.00 Handy Stationery Packet. Highest grade paper with interlined Envelopes Special 29c H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer Ne terenfesfeafendengergeofengeateofesgeateteatentenfeafesieteelesieneideteieoly +. > es e SRM oliitiliniileing ealofetteteotetet tetetottetetiectetet GROCERY BARGAINS Corn Beef, regular size ... 25c "\ Jived, Giie WaOr ss cece $1.10 PVC IVI eo srccecceccastisson ears . quart, 45c Juarge cans omatoes 0.0.0.. ax 2 for 25¢ Armours Pork and Bears -in.ccsnccscscssssescccosssssscesceneesoe wine 2 for Z25¢ GHIDOTTP’S GROCERY Bertentesgergeogeteatestenterterte A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom eet +, .% rel Matt tS mere nar oteate eabentertenetetergesere fe oles ole osenhenenerieioto eaesfertenferfesteienten SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Not!ung better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass \ alley " aeageateneeatenteoteoteserfeogendeofefeatestoteeoteafe seat testesteste atest stestenenbeote ened stead edo NEVADA CITY VEGETABLE STORE Broad Street, near te City Hall Is Now Open For Business Fresh Vegetables of All Kinds, Fruit A Full Supply of Fat Turkeys on Hand Telephone 86 We featerterte fortertofe eoeotetestetesnteeidetestebeetutesb te beberle PESOS oO GSES SESS 3 and Mining Engineers Agricultural Chemists % TECHOW & DAVIS Consulting Engineeds and Chemists _ Analytical Laboratories Phone M. 4215 620 Eye St., Sacramento Assayers DELICIOUS CUTS OF MEAT Fresh, pure mat—just the kind of meat that you will be proud to serve at your table—wholesome, healthgiving and very reasonable in price. . We pride ourselves on the quality of our service and the purity and freshness of the meat we sell. You take no chancs when you trade with us—we make it a point to satisfy every cusomert. We deliver orders promptly: # sion received, as stated before, ap} propriations -. self pitylng invalid who takes pride Yon a crutch } healed. JIM STEW (By James D. Stewart) Continuéd from last week The California Debris Commistotaling $800,000 to build barriers to restrain the debris already in the stream from moving farther down stream where it would damage the navigabie portion of the Sacramento river. The commission decided to build along, Jow dam near Daguerra Point on the Yuba river. It was necessary to build this on a great depth of tailings as it was impossible to reach bedrock. Although ‘great ingeunity was used by the enigineers in charge, they only proved that'a dam must have a secure ‘foundation in order to stick. The structure and the money was lost. Had this money been expended on a dam in the Narrows, it would not only have restrained the debris already in the stream, but would have provided the foundation for a greater structure behind which niany of the hydraulic mines of this area could have operated. The hydraulic miner is again to be criticized for not both asserting his rights in this matter and also cooperating with-the commissioners. Thehydraulic miner also sat. silently and permitted himself to be charged with all the debris in the streams; this is not true. The Sutter county agitator is eternally trying to prejudice the people of the Bay area by telling them that the hydraulic mines are filling up the bay, They make no mention of the more than 5,000,000 cubic yards of silt from natural erosion that finds its way down the Sacramento river to the bay every year. Farming operations, grazing on the steep sides of the Sierra’s all contribute their quota and hydraulic mining gets all the blame. The hydraulic miner should have raised Cain at being charged with the whole bill. This part of the article does not! apply to W. W. Waggoner of Ne-. vada City for he has worked overtime making investigations along this line and telling of his find-j ings. T WRITES OF EARLY PLACER ' floor waters partially wrecked the. ete ee w MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1929 returned Monday from a short visit with relatives at Oroville. MINING DAYS jonday fro well Bill: No. 650, and if they can . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hudelson left see the matter from our viewpoint . Sunday for their home at Modesto to give -us a lift. This will help after a short visit to her mother, mightily, for the bill is now out of MS: aldwin, at the Halkyard mine. the Mining Committee of the AssemEmmett Costello Nevada City pabiy and in the thick of the fight. . YO" Peneet and painter, returned to Do not put this off, for now is his home Monday after doing some the time. ; paper hanging for Mrs. Fred HanT { (To Be Continued) peOe Frank Bobb, Nathanial Thompson CAMPTONVILLE JOTTINGS id son, Nafe Thompson, of SweetA party was given Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. M. G. Calvin by Mrs. Phyllis Riddell and Mrs. Tom Baldwin, of the Halkyard mine, in celebration of Mrs. Calvin’s birthday. In spite of bad weather an abundance of wind and rain, three cars came down from the mine, to join in making the birth-. day this year. a happy occasion. . The evening was enjoyably spent ; inplaying games, ecards, and danc-: ing. A delicious supper was served . at a late hour. Those in attendance, were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baldwin and son, Guy Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hudelson and daughters, Ben-Dora and Ida Lou, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Calvin, Miss Dorothy Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Bishop Mrs. Phyllis Riddel and son, Minot, E. EB. Stone, Wm. Burns, M. E. Whittum, Mr. Grindel E. J. Humphrey, B. F. McNaught. : Henry Wayman of Marysville was in town Tuesday on a short business visit. terns. decorating, and prices at v A traveling Lock the samples over. I .show played Masonic Hall Tuesday night; the weather was.so_ cold that only a few people turned out. MrsClaude J. Thompson’ went . to Nevada City Monday on a short . business visit. Mrs. Lester M. Jaynes of Nevada

City spent a few days this week visiting relatives in this section. Supervisors Ben L. Hames of Sierra City and Andrew J. Modglin of Portwine, passed through town at the} to have the oppsorunity to EO MOM AE EEE EEE EEE PEPE PE EEE EC PECCE EEE EEE EE EEE EEE EEE EE EOE FEO Nevada City An example of the placer miner’s laxity in fighting for his rights is’ reflected in his . representatives in Congress on the Norbeck Bill, which would have stopped all placer mining in the national forests and hampered other forms of mining in that area. It blithely passed the Senate and when one of our citizens wrote Senator Johnson about it, he had never heard of it; however, thanks to our Congressmen Engle. bright and Arentz of Nevada, it was _ killed in the House. We were just! lucky in having a mining engineer . as our representative; that’s all. If . we paid more attention to such things our representatives in public places would take the tip. These articles are not intended as fectures ,but an attempt to arouse . the people in these hills to their . rights to the point where they will . fight for them. A few days ago the “agin the government” portion of Sutter county population took some twenty of the Legislators to the Yuba City-Marysville area to view the vast damage done by the “hydraulic Vandals” of the 70’s and 80’s. They did not give the hydraulic miner any credit for the great stream—of gold that came through the channels of trade and enriched a goodly portion of their papulation. They did not point to any damage ‘done by hy‘draulic mining since 1920 because they could not. The’ Bullard’s Bar Dam was built on the North Yuba River that year, and there are now eleven hydraulic mines operating behind it each winter. They did not show any damage from this sources and cannot, or they weuld stop the operations. They did not tell these legislators that it was mining such as this, behind the dam, that the hydraulic miner was now proposing and not the unrestricted hydraulic mining of the 70's and 80’s. They did not tell them that the stoppage of hydraulic mining caused the hydraulic miner a loss of over $100,000,000.00 which he has never recovered, and the total loss shown to farm lands totals only $2,597,535.00 much of which has Tuesday enroute to Sacramento to attend the supervisors meeting held there. Peter Peterson returned Monday from Marysville where he spent the past few weeks visiting relatives. . W. S. Godfrey returned to his 1815 Ninh Street home at Pike City Tuesday after aj} brief visit with delatives at Galena Hill. Mr. and Mrs. William O. Grant REEDER’S WELDING are ‘eading ee Mrs. Phyllis Riddeil left Sunday . of you Whe are. -ae8 Wh TS iad Modesto on a short. visit with : . friends. = senators and: assemblymen in other) ~ districts, or have friends who know. !4ward Lang arrived Sunday from them, I am asking that you write Sacramento and will remain here them to investigate this matter with his brother, William, at the carefully, as embodied in the SeaLang Garage. 5% SARA? EBB B he lerherfeetertertetertetetertentetentcstieteatestest staststestetestet tw aot Patetet tochesteaterh aeclestest ecfeateatedt BRIGHTER HOMES YOU SAVE THE FREIGHT ON CUR WALL PAPER Our new’ stock has arrived. All late up to date patPhone for our samo'e beck and it will be sent to you at once. Full of the be:t ideas of modern interior ¥ ALPHA YARDWARE & SUPPLY (8 Grass Valiey Pa PNET I age Beiieteiieinieteietoseieieieioins se ode erterteoteake oleate ofa fe afe siecle cfesioale se sie sis ett Mester Ttestestan + SACRAMENTO, California Builder of BURCH GOLD CONCENTRATOR Se ’ A land were in town Monday on. a Short business visit. James P. Coughlan of North Columbia was in Nevada City Monday. “The woman is biped built like a man; let dress like a man’’.—George Bernard Shaw: George must be losing his eyesight. . Artistic temperament is what you get after you are too old to be sponked. To quote from a popular song, the stock ‘market every — once in awhile has a tendency to ‘‘faw down and go boom’’. Paris announces that the dresses of the women this spring will be bright. colored. .\No doubt that is so . that we can see them. ‘rat you can afford to pay. 'o obligation. We are glad show them. Alleghany sheet fete teatines es esleatentestastefeaferteiesteafioferteatestesteiesterteolestertestertegeateatefeats & MACHINE SHOP — Phone Main 664 SAVING OPENS THE DOOR TO HAPPINESS who do no work but who criticise honest effort. use it. and progress may be slow. A savings account open the door to happiness, and all the time that keep you satisfied. merely by taking advantage of it. In these days bank. baat since been recouped. This is their idea of fairness. Some men are never able to keep step with. progress and most of these men who pointed out to the legislators the damage done in the 70’s and 80's are still living in that era and have never stepped forward and kept pace with pro. gress.They are in-a class with the in thoir misfortune and still walks after the wound is I am wondering how many people * OUR MEAT IS GOOD FOR YOU! 3S . KEYSTONE MARKET ; Calanan and Richards . PSE 6 BANK OF AMERIC OF CALIFO 3 —-= 2 tree rw SSNEVADA CITY BRANCH Nevada City People who idle away their time are never happy. MViost oi the discontent in this country is fostered by the lazy men the key to. the poorhouse door in their pocket, although they may not know it. Eventually thew may have occasion to Thrift and industry on the other hand make people happy These are the keys to riches, although the path may be long grow you are getting an unconscious pleasure that helps to If you are not among our large family of people who enjoy the thrill that savings brings, the opportunity is yours ficult to open an account. Even‘a dollar deposited in good faith with a desire to increase it reguarly is welcomed at this They have really does you help it it isn't difsy Sete te Mates Rene hee dh ete \