March 5, 1937 (8 pages)

tt eres ‘ . The Nevada City Nugget helps your city and county to grow in population and prosperity. By subscribing to, and advertising in the Nugget, therefore, Thinking be California’ Senate has_ -protested HISTORIC NOR SAN JUAN U S COMMIT TEE WENDELL ROBIE rf President Roosevelt’s plan of packQ 2 us Shaye SHERIFF'S SON DETECTS . Os ing the Supreme Court with six jus: ; ik ‘Be tices that see eye for eye with him on FORMS T0 GUARD DAD’S LOST WATCH . TELLS OF GROWTH New Deal reforms. By a narrower paises aul majority the California Assembly Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen is ]! ; _ supports, the plan. The Senate is; SUPREME COURT quite happy these days with the . OF SNOW SPORT domimantly Republican and the AsSébovery of a valued wold watch 1 ~~ sembly Democratic. This is unforROCHESTER, N. Y., March 4.— . During the heavy snow storms in }/ Wendell Robie, well known lumtunate for two reasons. It puts the Frank E. Gannett, publisher of the January he skied to and from}, berman of Auburn, but perhaps issue on a partisan basis and it preGannett newspapers and an ardent . his home in the Willow Valley . more widely known as the president vents a definite expression for oF supporter of some of President . district and his wrist watch was ] and father of the Auburn Ski club, against the court packing plan by Roosevelt’s policies heads the ‘‘NaJ lost in the deep snow. . was yesterday the guest speaker at the state of California. tional Committee’ to Uphold ConSeveral weeks elapsed, the . the Nevada City Rotary luncheon. er ae : . stitutional Government.’’ The com. scraper had gone over the road §: Guests for the occasion were Ken_— United eiates Steel and other biz mittee’s petition to congress has . several times and many automo-] neth Arbogast, Judge Raglan Tntsteel corporations have aGvanced’ iit been distributed to individuals and ] diles have gone over the road. tle and Dan Stewart and Herbert eo Wages of Its workie i 0 8 eer beet organizations from coast to coast, to Last Wednesday evening the . Cooper, executives of P. G. & E. $5 per day. At the same time notice whom Mr. Gannett wrote personally. . sheriff's’ son, little Billie Tobias. } Ronie sketcued briefly the beginis served that the price of steel wil! Following is Mr. Gannett’s announceJ sen, was walking home from ning’ ane history of ae elub which bs a pea a: e Dae ae ment: ; aoe school when he espied 1 watch f} now has members in Oakland, San uae i e : “Ihave received ~ commendation . !¥ing beside the highway. When }! prancisco, Sacramento, Marysville be paid by the steel consumer. teat and assurance of support from var-,. 2? eached home his mother wound aad in practically every~cityinthe wie et ae ious parts. of the country. So many baie Se eee northern California, south of the vancing in price to cover wage _ inThe above In an angraving done by Ernest G Petsche oe ee put a new strap on it and it is as a a a creases. All wage earners are consum-. who lives on the Rid ne i i Locate “>. preserve and protect : the Supreme . ns of the Auburn club are now elected ; ge e Kidge an as an eye for the artistic values. Court and our Constitution that. I. . $004 as new. from all the main centers. of this ers. Just what is the advantage to + Out Loud Nevada City Nugget COVERS RICHEST GOL D AREA IN CALIFORNIA you help yourself. H. M. L. By a very decisive majority the wage earners, if their wages are increased and all things they purchase advance proportionately? Their wage increase will perhaps take care of the increase in the cost of living. To be Vol. Th, No. 19: The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The Gold Center FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1937. of that historic country. sure Many wage earners are also ceiving more leisure time, along with ; increased pay, but unless they have; Ness back in 1882. Robert Stebbins and Louis Guy are the sf deal ane son, Lassen county, for non-support . Was § money to spend for amusement and prospectors who are panning many a nugget from the wiins on ee . of his famil. was apprehended yesrapidity. It speedily became necesrecreation, leisure does not mean’ of the famous old edifice. "Never: in our Bistory Wave the) terday in Spenceville by the sheriff’s. sary to establish headquarters and much to most people. . . American people been so deeply Stir-" office, following a wired descrip-. for this punpose, Robie and his: asii i red. It is not-an issue for. partisan . tion from the constable at Anderson. sociates prospected the entire ridge oe CITY COUNT ROAD MACHINE politics. It transcends party, over-. He will be returned probably some] Of the high Sierras adjacent to the add wage increases to production . % . WRT v a 1 Ga j AY. at shadows religious, racial, and all. time today. railroad and highway. costs, gold producers cannot do 80.4 The price of gold is fixed, for the . time being by presidential edict; and! there is no way of passing wage in. creases onto the consumer. Strikes in . the gold mining industry inevitably . lead into a blind alley in which both . mine owners and miners lose with. out a ghost of a chance to recover. . When wages rise to a point that div-, idends cannot be paid investors inevitably the mines must close, fill with water, and wait for a more propitious time in world affairs in which to. reopen. The same result happens when the ore values fail to, justify milling. The business of gold mining is perhaps the most precarious in the world. The reason —at . least the ultimate reason—is, the ae bitrary price, the ceiling fixed by the: government on the price of the metal. . Anything increasing costs—too ie water, ore pinching out or failing in} recoverable values, litigation over, ¢ ig ‘Dr. BE. M. Roesner $40.00; H. S. HalWhen the new larger pipe line is ini : "9 apex rights, or unwarranted increase . Dr. E. M: Roesner $40.00; H ger pip iaar IKE hevtopresdutative bf be: fices has been demonstrated,’’ the : in wages of miners, may close a gold, lett $125.00; Max ‘Solaro $71.50; stalled it will give a larger pipe line nisuit ave mean anid shee “ee registrar declared, “not only from perenece ihe aedes highway. commismine. Nevada Irrigation Dist. $93.60; Paand water.supply to Silva avenue. f : a : , @ monetary stand point, but also; ~ °" fp: maluiete Winter thane ee The logic of the sit down strike is this: If a man, employed, owning neither the tools nor an interest in the business, may sit down in an industrial plant, occupy it as against the possession of the owner, hold it for ransome, and defy peace officers to oust him from possession, he has i 9 exactly the same “right’’ to enter the; S$, Anderson $2.05; J. W. Shebley JACKS MURDER chan ae ; at home of the owner and occupy it} $3.40; ‘W. S. Williamson $5.70; i case iy pele: Ree erie Copies OF this SKEET SHOOTERS TO shivering skiers warmed. until his demands are met. He may. Union Pub. Co. $1.40: R. E. Harris. The grand jury yesterday indictpenn have heen sent "to ae The lack of hotel accomodations even enter at night and throw the} $1.70; John Tonino $8.00; R. L. P. ed Mrs. Alice Mun-ho“ser for the fae Her eDapsr In ui ubewael BANG IN ALAMEDA along the highway he stated was home owner out of his bed and oc-. Bigelow $1.00; Dick Fritz $64.50; . murder of Oscar BE. 2>-7ks. It is exene ealeuaien Cana ae nee s now a restricting influence on” atcupy the bed. If one is right the. Joe Armstrong $42.88; R. W. Walt-. pected that she will nc-be charged agGs La EO Tabe action of oi EO ALAMEDA, “March: 4. — Skeet tendance, but even as the accomodaother is, the paltering with the law/ers $11.05; with murder in the firs: degree. The. mee civic organizations already in. shooters of northern California witl. tions RES TRON than 2400 people and the facts by Governor Murphy of Ford Glass Co. $19.75: Pac. Tel. grand jury considered the testimony Bene atte os sata seane yeh bi ie compete for the championships of. S°™metimes gather at the ski club on Michigan, and “moral” right urged. and Tel. Co. $11.75; Ed‘ Phillips. the better perk we Voecdase Git the ordinate and assist other se bel. that section in a two day shoot at holidays and Sundays. He declared by John L. Lewis, to the ‘contrary. $8.25; Alpha Stores $203.66; Ted. woman’s children have been taken and to supply a medium ‘of hasiabzi the range of the Golden Gate Gun that winter sports are still in their notwithstanding. Sigourney $101.00; Lloyd White. to Detention Home in Marysville. on for all unorganized individuals. . qiyh in West Alameda on April 17] infancy and cited the areat. hotels ' —_ $101.58; Nick Sandow $99.50; Cal We have no quarrel with the! .n4q 18 aecording to.an: announce: of Innsbruck and St. Moritz in AusCan an honest man 'be found to. q@pristensen $14.50; H. S. Hurst ——President personally, but we shudder! yy ont today by Walter Hanna, Goldtria and Switzerland, respectively, take a seat on the United States Sup$38.00;Arthur Pratti $38.00; Barl: CHAMBER OF th Sink what would happen to Am-. on Gate’ president, who this year is which care for thousands every winreme Bench, even if the President] Rickard $20.00; Sam Hooper $17.COMMERCE Able. a Ape eis inet also Servitig as president ob snadte?: forces a subservient Congress to give} 00; Nick Sandow $17.00; Emmett DISCUSSES ROAD WORK Pet re ae eee “. Northern Skeet Shooters association. him the right to appoint six new justices? Let us consider this question. 1. The President.could not be sure that his appointee would vote according to the President’s viewpoint, unless the appointee had publicly expressed himself on the main questions at issue prior to his apThis is a view of North San Juan looking north-east showing the National Hotel and other places of business. North San Juan is just now very much in the public eye because of the fact that two enterprising young men are placer mining in the old private bank building, Block & Firth carried on a flourishing gold buying and bank busiHOLDS REGUUAR — PURCHASEN BY MEETING THURS, Routine business was. conducted at the meeting of the city last evening. L. F. Whitney, property owner in the western part of Nevada City appeared before the council to ask for a street light in front council of his property. It is near where the road forks and turns: to the = city dump. The city officials will go out to view the Jocation of the light this morning and prepare to make the improvement. GENERAL FUND R. L. P. Bigelow $95.00; Garfield Robson’ $135.00; Geo. H. Calanan $20.00: Mrs Emma Foley $12.50; Miles P. Coughlin. $12.50; C. A. Wilkie $75.00; Jas. Williams $90.00; cific Gas and Electric Co. $234.27; . Miners Foundry and $14.12; A. J. Lane $7.00; Nevada . . Supply Co. ; City Garage $4.20; Bakers Express . Co. $24.00; Crane Co. $4.25; Marysville Cat. and Equip. Co. $9.00; Howard Penrose $3.20; Geo. W. Gildersleeve $13.00; J. Zanocco $6.00; Nevada Co. Lumber Co. $191.32; H. . Costello $13.00; R. K. Boyd $2.00; Bert Moody $20.00; Millard Hurst $27.50; Adrian Hurst $29.50; C. F. Hurst $25.50; Ed Christensen $15.10; Fred Eilerman $2.00. FIRE FUND Pac. Gas and Elec. Co. $4.06; Capital Fire Equip. Co. $25.24; Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co. $2.16; Alpha Stor! penditure of the $100,000 to be exCITY COUNCIL The Nevada City city council has. the power caterpillar purchased for city a 40-horse road maintainer for work on the streets. It is operated by a-eaterpillar drive mounted on The machine was'tested out to the satisfour large pneumatic wheels. faction of the council and purchashave been persuaded to join with others in. the organization of a Na. tional Committee to Uphold Con. stitutional Government. . “The object of this committee will be to help mobilize and coordinate! individual and mass protest against . the proposed undermining of an in. other dividing lines. . “Our form of government was set . up as a protection against tyranny . and autocracy. Our forefathers saw . the necessity of having the three de. partments, legislative, executive, and judicial, kept separate and in. dependent. . “Tf we permit one man to become . the master of all three branches of . the government and of the funda-. mental law, then we shall throw . away our most precious heritage and . shall have sounded the death knell of democracy. “Tf all those who believe in our . ed. In the purchase they traded in]form of government will rise up and! some antiquated trucks and a grader, The city crew is engaged in removing the last portion of an old pipe line at the Clarence Shurtleff home on Nimrod street. A large portion of this work was completed last year. WOMAN SUSPECT IS INDICTED FOR The Nevada City Chember of Commerce covered a good deal of business at its Monday meeting. Discussion took place as to the expended for roads in Sierra, Yuba and make their protest heard in Washington the constitutional balance among legislative, executive andj; judicial department of the government. can be ‘preserved. “The National Committee will in-. clude outstanding Democrats and. Republicans, liberals and conservat. rich and the poor alike—for one has as much at stake as the other. It will include leaders in education and religion, and representative men and! women of all professions. . . “A petition has_been drafted, uni-} versal in its’ appeal, which will be . distributed through the nation for . use by cooperating committees and . organizations in every state and conting control of the Supreme Court, should fall into the hands of an unserupulous person. If President Roosevelt can dominate all three departments of our government, then some one else can do it No dictator of Europe would have more power, less resistance or restriction Nevada counties by the state. It is: believed that the work will begin in! “From the ‘messages and letters received I am encouraged to believe i sets, were 'so , tional 250,000 had to be mailed from . could. turn the Sacramento at a cost of sixteen cents . brought hundreds of people there, i . LASSEN MAN ARRESTED HERE FOR NON-SUPPORT . Stanley Griffin, wanted in AnderDISTRIBUTION COSTS OF AUTO PLATES CUT SACRAMENTO, ° March .4.—Cost of the 19387 motor vehicle license plates renewal was reduced $32,500 by the use of California Highway Patrol offices and the establishment of fourteen temporary branch offices of the Department of Motor Vehicles in Southern California, Howard EB. Deems, registrar of vehicles, announced today. The saving was effected, said, by handling 520,000 plates over the counters of these offices. In 1936, he continued only 270,000 issued and ‘the addiper set. : “The value of the temporary offrom the stand point of convenience 1 to those remote from regular offices of the department. “Merchants in communities not previously served by these counter offices, have enthusiastically endorsed them.” Invitations to all clubs in his jurisdiction and to unaffiliated shooters as well are in the mail today, coincident with an announcement that the Golden Gate club has __ started work on a third skeet field to accomodate the 200 or more shooters who are expected to enter. The pro-— gram calls for both team and indivDeems . region from which increasing numri baad : bers of winter’ sports enthusiasts are recruited. In the beginning several years ago, Robie stated the club consisted of twenty or thirty members in Auburn who loved skiing. But once it was started it grew with startling The present location above Cisco was finally chosen, and it is now regarded as the best one in this part of the state. It even compares favorably with ski courses abroad and in the east in this country. The speaker stated that when skiing first began ;to attract throngs, the roads were ‘badly blocked with snow and no attempt was made by the state highway to maintain them through the heavy storms One year the members of the state legistature were made guests of the club and ‘Auburn volunteered to bring the members from Sacramento to Cisco and return them. They had a great . day. The traffic became such a jam ‘and impasse that the highway traf.fie officers required an hour and‘a . half to clear the road to that they cars, which had . and get them started home again. As a result of their eye-witness experience the legislators were able to equipment and to keep the road cleared, not only for winter sports lovers, but for the continental traffic that flows over Emigrant Gap. Robie stated that’ the dues are only a dollar a year, but that by making a dime do duty for a dollar, the club has been able to build a commodious club house where sandwichles may be obtained, skis waxed, and NEVADA CITY T0 PARK PARALLEL, BIG CITY STYLE Praise is being given the city ow reigns Mh ee es $24.06; Max Solaro $51.50; Plaza . sierra county. that this fight against the proposal Te oe tie aa wo . council in. changing car parking : _ have previously publicly appeared on Buber eerie Seeeen ition wae *. arena enalieas ph ee ; a chia bide en ween eli aah cal men. Details of the program are now , Space in the business district. In the : eS one side or the other in matters at P. T. A. MEETS TODAY Washington road project reported. earnest sooperanion of ayers vere heing worked ot ana whihe an-. past autos on the north side of the ga issue, They disqualify themselves. In that it will take two or three months can who is interested va preservinS . nounced at an early date. . street parked parallel with the curb -other words any appointee,~accept-. The grammar school P. T. A. will! °° complete the. work. ae . ORF form of government That this year's championships! 224 those on the south side were \ ing this post to accomplish the) meet in Miss Ford’s room at 2:00! A-committee of three consisting of wiih aakcw sane : ni hae . Slanting. Yesterday city crews startGS President’s purpose must have distoday (Friday), and her class wil] , Messrs. Calanan, Waggoner and Dav. : a adie a sie Been ed repainting the parking zones to ‘ cm a ‘ rene oday a Chane ies was appointed by president Fred! PRAISE FOR MRS. LASHBAUGH ber of entries seems certain inas-— : ete \. qualified himself in advance o demonstrate reading. This will Me é Agius : : much as several clubs in the district Parallel the sidewalk. This. gives La erent kon oh pone Pe talowed be 8 tee on iat Ay alee the queue on ls 8) ah Mrs. Elizabeth Lashbaugh of Po are to hold preliminary shoots and cane wrintine day — me ; , ? * ” ; [one , USS LTS. Z 2 $s : =: y aie " . so al oan = giene Dy Mra. Batetingsr, . Withdrawal of WPA labor from Ne-. nemah Council, degree of Pocahonentries to. those preliminary events viivescatd nna wel pasidleaeninn Mi From ‘this point of view the Presiunanimously found invalid, is pre-. vada county with the supervisors. tas, who presided as Pocahontas and ahi hosed oe ae as it eliminater backing (Many acdent's plan is. plainly pointed toward} sented; The six new judges all vote’ A committee from the Nevada! welcomed the Great Pocahontas on Waa iiaaies be eee me sgt SO" BE have been ca.used, accordthe corruption” f the court. Viewed / for it. Immediately the country City Chamber of Commerce met Mon-j he official visit to the local council sieges at Meudins. bs Lat sitet ee ing to statistics, by cars backing Xp even from a standpoint of practical . shouts:, “Sure they vote for it, what! day with the board of supervisors Monday evening, has received a SIOIRAPY SOOO Yh DR Peay from their perkins space into a Oe ie : se a See yy ae ee one naa, 5 : : eo March 7 at the range of the Pacific DASE polities the plan is ‘mpractical. Anjare they paid $15,000 a year for. which was in session regarding WPA . great deal of praise for her gracious . Bod nnd Guna at take tt ai ing car in the traffic lanes. veel honest man will refuse such an ap-. But supposing some of the new jus-) work on. the Washington road. The! manner in greeting the: visitors and Gan ‘Weanetaaa, & . nes pa ape ae ie Fab ; pointment. ‘Suppose for instance, the} tices, oppose the plan. From the, Sacramento headquarters of the Wjpresenting the honored guest vos ARE C pi eee aD ails ae el Robert Tamblyn, son of Mr. and — President succeeds in forcing his. New Deal brain trusters comes the! PA. was reached by long. distance) flowers from the council. Mrs. Lashcas ‘Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn has become a 4 plan through. Appointments ‘are{cry: “The dirty ingrates, what do telephone and the information ob-. baugh was also instrumental in se‘member of the honor roll at » the made. A new NRA plan, embodying they mean by turning traitor’’? It’s/tained that the project would be car-. curing for the adoption many paleBazil Pavilla of Forest Hill visit-; Armstrong College, Berkeley, where most of the features of the old a fine dish to set before the sovereign. ried out regardless of withdrawal of faces into the council. Thirteen took. ed his sister,-Mrs. Christian Amder-' he is enrolled in the accounting defos. o scheme which the Supreme Court! American people. . WPA at the end of the month. !the adoption degree Monday night.}son in Nevada City Tuesday. . partment,

tt eres ‘ . The Nevada City Nugget helps your city and county to grow in population and prosperity. By subscribing to, and advertising in the Nugget, therefore, Thinking be California’ Senate has_ -protested HISTORIC NOR SAN JUAN U S COMMIT TEE WENDELL ROBIE rf President Roosevelt’s plan of packQ 2 us Shaye SHERIFF'S SON DETECTS . Os ing the Supreme Court with six jus: ; ik ‘Be tices that see eye for eye with him on FORMS T0 GUARD DAD’S LOST WATCH . TELLS OF GROWTH New Deal reforms. By a narrower paises aul majority the California Assembly Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen is ]! ; _ supports, the plan. The Senate is; SUPREME COURT quite happy these days with the . OF SNOW SPORT domimantly Republican and the AsSébovery of a valued wold watch 1 ~~ sembly Democratic. This is unforROCHESTER, N. Y., March 4.— . During the heavy snow storms in }/ Wendell Robie, well known lumtunate for two reasons. It puts the Frank E. Gannett, publisher of the January he skied to and from}, berman of Auburn, but perhaps issue on a partisan basis and it preGannett newspapers and an ardent . his home in the Willow Valley . more widely known as the president vents a definite expression for oF supporter of some of President . district and his wrist watch was ] and father of the Auburn Ski club, against the court packing plan by Roosevelt’s policies heads the ‘‘NaJ lost in the deep snow. . was yesterday the guest speaker at the state of California. tional Committee’ to Uphold ConSeveral weeks elapsed, the . the Nevada City Rotary luncheon. er ae : . stitutional Government.’’ The com. scraper had gone over the road §: Guests for the occasion were Ken_— United eiates Steel and other biz mittee’s petition to congress has . several times and many automo-] neth Arbogast, Judge Raglan Tntsteel corporations have aGvanced’ iit been distributed to individuals and ] diles have gone over the road. tle and Dan Stewart and Herbert eo Wages of Its workie i 0 8 eer beet organizations from coast to coast, to Last Wednesday evening the . Cooper, executives of P. G. & E. $5 per day. At the same time notice whom Mr. Gannett wrote personally. . sheriff's’ son, little Billie Tobias. } Ronie sketcued briefly the beginis served that the price of steel wil! Following is Mr. Gannett’s announceJ sen, was walking home from ning’ ane history of ae elub which bs a pea a: e Dae ae ment: ; aoe school when he espied 1 watch f} now has members in Oakland, San uae i e : “Ihave received ~ commendation . !¥ing beside the highway. When }! prancisco, Sacramento, Marysville be paid by the steel consumer. teat and assurance of support from var-,. 2? eached home his mother wound aad in practically every~cityinthe wie et ae ious parts. of the country. So many baie Se eee northern California, south of the vancing in price to cover wage _ inThe above In an angraving done by Ernest G Petsche oe ee put a new strap on it and it is as a a a creases. All wage earners are consum-. who lives on the Rid ne i i Locate “>. preserve and protect : the Supreme . ns of the Auburn club are now elected ; ge e Kidge an as an eye for the artistic values. Court and our Constitution that. I. . $004 as new. from all the main centers. of this ers. Just what is the advantage to + Out Loud Nevada City Nugget COVERS RICHEST GOL D AREA IN CALIFORNIA you help yourself. H. M. L. By a very decisive majority the wage earners, if their wages are increased and all things they purchase advance proportionately? Their wage increase will perhaps take care of the increase in the cost of living. To be Vol. Th, No. 19: The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The Gold Center FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1937. of that historic country. sure Many wage earners are also ceiving more leisure time, along with ; increased pay, but unless they have; Ness back in 1882. Robert Stebbins and Louis Guy are the sf deal ane son, Lassen county, for non-support . Was § money to spend for amusement and prospectors who are panning many a nugget from the wiins on ee . of his famil. was apprehended yesrapidity. It speedily became necesrecreation, leisure does not mean’ of the famous old edifice. "Never: in our Bistory Wave the) terday in Spenceville by the sheriff’s. sary to establish headquarters and much to most people. . . American people been so deeply Stir-" office, following a wired descrip-. for this punpose, Robie and his: asii i red. It is not-an issue for. partisan . tion from the constable at Anderson. sociates prospected the entire ridge oe CITY COUNT ROAD MACHINE politics. It transcends party, over-. He will be returned probably some] Of the high Sierras adjacent to the add wage increases to production . % . WRT v a 1 Ga j AY. at shadows religious, racial, and all. time today. railroad and highway. costs, gold producers cannot do 80.4 The price of gold is fixed, for the . time being by presidential edict; and! there is no way of passing wage in. creases onto the consumer. Strikes in . the gold mining industry inevitably . lead into a blind alley in which both . mine owners and miners lose with. out a ghost of a chance to recover. . When wages rise to a point that div-, idends cannot be paid investors inevitably the mines must close, fill with water, and wait for a more propitious time in world affairs in which to. reopen. The same result happens when the ore values fail to, justify milling. The business of gold mining is perhaps the most precarious in the world. The reason —at . least the ultimate reason—is, the ae bitrary price, the ceiling fixed by the: government on the price of the metal. . Anything increasing costs—too ie water, ore pinching out or failing in} recoverable values, litigation over, ¢ ig ‘Dr. BE. M. Roesner $40.00; H. S. HalWhen the new larger pipe line is ini : "9 apex rights, or unwarranted increase . Dr. E. M: Roesner $40.00; H ger pip iaar IKE hevtopresdutative bf be: fices has been demonstrated,’’ the : in wages of miners, may close a gold, lett $125.00; Max ‘Solaro $71.50; stalled it will give a larger pipe line nisuit ave mean anid shee “ee registrar declared, “not only from perenece ihe aedes highway. commismine. Nevada Irrigation Dist. $93.60; Paand water.supply to Silva avenue. f : a : , @ monetary stand point, but also; ~ °" fp: maluiete Winter thane ee The logic of the sit down strike is this: If a man, employed, owning neither the tools nor an interest in the business, may sit down in an industrial plant, occupy it as against the possession of the owner, hold it for ransome, and defy peace officers to oust him from possession, he has i 9 exactly the same “right’’ to enter the; S$, Anderson $2.05; J. W. Shebley JACKS MURDER chan ae ; at home of the owner and occupy it} $3.40; ‘W. S. Williamson $5.70; i case iy pele: Ree erie Copies OF this SKEET SHOOTERS TO shivering skiers warmed. until his demands are met. He may. Union Pub. Co. $1.40: R. E. Harris. The grand jury yesterday indictpenn have heen sent "to ae The lack of hotel accomodations even enter at night and throw the} $1.70; John Tonino $8.00; R. L. P. ed Mrs. Alice Mun-ho“ser for the fae Her eDapsr In ui ubewael BANG IN ALAMEDA along the highway he stated was home owner out of his bed and oc-. Bigelow $1.00; Dick Fritz $64.50; . murder of Oscar BE. 2>-7ks. It is exene ealeuaien Cana ae nee s now a restricting influence on” atcupy the bed. If one is right the. Joe Armstrong $42.88; R. W. Walt-. pected that she will nc-be charged agGs La EO Tabe action of oi EO ALAMEDA, “March: 4. — Skeet tendance, but even as the accomodaother is, the paltering with the law/ers $11.05; with murder in the firs: degree. The. mee civic organizations already in. shooters of northern California witl. tions RES TRON than 2400 people and the facts by Governor Murphy of Ford Glass Co. $19.75: Pac. Tel. grand jury considered the testimony Bene atte os sata seane yeh bi ie compete for the championships of. S°™metimes gather at the ski club on Michigan, and “moral” right urged. and Tel. Co. $11.75; Ed‘ Phillips. the better perk we Voecdase Git the ordinate and assist other se bel. that section in a two day shoot at holidays and Sundays. He declared by John L. Lewis, to the ‘contrary. $8.25; Alpha Stores $203.66; Ted. woman’s children have been taken and to supply a medium ‘of hasiabzi the range of the Golden Gate Gun that winter sports are still in their notwithstanding. Sigourney $101.00; Lloyd White. to Detention Home in Marysville. on for all unorganized individuals. . qiyh in West Alameda on April 17] infancy and cited the areat. hotels ' —_ $101.58; Nick Sandow $99.50; Cal We have no quarrel with the! .n4q 18 aecording to.an: announce: of Innsbruck and St. Moritz in AusCan an honest man 'be found to. q@pristensen $14.50; H. S. Hurst ——President personally, but we shudder! yy ont today by Walter Hanna, Goldtria and Switzerland, respectively, take a seat on the United States Sup$38.00;Arthur Pratti $38.00; Barl: CHAMBER OF th Sink what would happen to Am-. on Gate’ president, who this year is which care for thousands every winreme Bench, even if the President] Rickard $20.00; Sam Hooper $17.COMMERCE Able. a Ape eis inet also Servitig as president ob snadte?: forces a subservient Congress to give} 00; Nick Sandow $17.00; Emmett DISCUSSES ROAD WORK Pet re ae eee “. Northern Skeet Shooters association. him the right to appoint six new justices? Let us consider this question. 1. The President.could not be sure that his appointee would vote according to the President’s viewpoint, unless the appointee had publicly expressed himself on the main questions at issue prior to his apThis is a view of North San Juan looking north-east showing the National Hotel and other places of business. North San Juan is just now very much in the public eye because of the fact that two enterprising young men are placer mining in the old private bank building, Block & Firth carried on a flourishing gold buying and bank busiHOLDS REGUUAR — PURCHASEN BY MEETING THURS, Routine business was. conducted at the meeting of the city last evening. L. F. Whitney, property owner in the western part of Nevada City appeared before the council to ask for a street light in front council of his property. It is near where the road forks and turns: to the = city dump. The city officials will go out to view the Jocation of the light this morning and prepare to make the improvement. GENERAL FUND R. L. P. Bigelow $95.00; Garfield Robson’ $135.00; Geo. H. Calanan $20.00: Mrs Emma Foley $12.50; Miles P. Coughlin. $12.50; C. A. Wilkie $75.00; Jas. Williams $90.00; cific Gas and Electric Co. $234.27; . Miners Foundry and $14.12; A. J. Lane $7.00; Nevada . . Supply Co. ; City Garage $4.20; Bakers Express . Co. $24.00; Crane Co. $4.25; Marysville Cat. and Equip. Co. $9.00; Howard Penrose $3.20; Geo. W. Gildersleeve $13.00; J. Zanocco $6.00; Nevada Co. Lumber Co. $191.32; H. . Costello $13.00; R. K. Boyd $2.00; Bert Moody $20.00; Millard Hurst $27.50; Adrian Hurst $29.50; C. F. Hurst $25.50; Ed Christensen $15.10; Fred Eilerman $2.00. FIRE FUND Pac. Gas and Elec. Co. $4.06; Capital Fire Equip. Co. $25.24; Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co. $2.16; Alpha Stor! penditure of the $100,000 to be exCITY COUNCIL The Nevada City city council has. the power caterpillar purchased for city a 40-horse road maintainer for work on the streets. It is operated by a-eaterpillar drive mounted on The machine was'tested out to the satisfour large pneumatic wheels.

faction of the council and purchashave been persuaded to join with others in. the organization of a Na. tional Committee to Uphold Con. stitutional Government. . “The object of this committee will be to help mobilize and coordinate! individual and mass protest against . the proposed undermining of an in. other dividing lines. . “Our form of government was set . up as a protection against tyranny . and autocracy. Our forefathers saw . the necessity of having the three de. partments, legislative, executive, and judicial, kept separate and in. dependent. . “Tf we permit one man to become . the master of all three branches of . the government and of the funda-. mental law, then we shall throw . away our most precious heritage and . shall have sounded the death knell of democracy. “Tf all those who believe in our . ed. In the purchase they traded in]form of government will rise up and! some antiquated trucks and a grader, The city crew is engaged in removing the last portion of an old pipe line at the Clarence Shurtleff home on Nimrod street. A large portion of this work was completed last year. WOMAN SUSPECT IS INDICTED FOR The Nevada City Chember of Commerce covered a good deal of business at its Monday meeting. Discussion took place as to the expended for roads in Sierra, Yuba and make their protest heard in Washington the constitutional balance among legislative, executive andj; judicial department of the government. can be ‘preserved. “The National Committee will in-. clude outstanding Democrats and. Republicans, liberals and conservat. rich and the poor alike—for one has as much at stake as the other. It will include leaders in education and religion, and representative men and! women of all professions. . . “A petition has_been drafted, uni-} versal in its’ appeal, which will be . distributed through the nation for . use by cooperating committees and . organizations in every state and conting control of the Supreme Court, should fall into the hands of an unserupulous person. If President Roosevelt can dominate all three departments of our government, then some one else can do it No dictator of Europe would have more power, less resistance or restriction Nevada counties by the state. It is: believed that the work will begin in! “From the ‘messages and letters received I am encouraged to believe i sets, were 'so , tional 250,000 had to be mailed from . could. turn the Sacramento at a cost of sixteen cents . brought hundreds of people there, i . LASSEN MAN ARRESTED HERE FOR NON-SUPPORT . Stanley Griffin, wanted in AnderDISTRIBUTION COSTS OF AUTO PLATES CUT SACRAMENTO, ° March .4.—Cost of the 19387 motor vehicle license plates renewal was reduced $32,500 by the use of California Highway Patrol offices and the establishment of fourteen temporary branch offices of the Department of Motor Vehicles in Southern California, Howard EB. Deems, registrar of vehicles, announced today. The saving was effected, said, by handling 520,000 plates over the counters of these offices. In 1936, he continued only 270,000 issued and ‘the addiper set. : “The value of the temporary offrom the stand point of convenience 1 to those remote from regular offices of the department. “Merchants in communities not previously served by these counter offices, have enthusiastically endorsed them.” Invitations to all clubs in his jurisdiction and to unaffiliated shooters as well are in the mail today, coincident with an announcement that the Golden Gate club has __ started work on a third skeet field to accomodate the 200 or more shooters who are expected to enter. The pro-— gram calls for both team and indivDeems . region from which increasing numri baad : bers of winter’ sports enthusiasts are recruited. In the beginning several years ago, Robie stated the club consisted of twenty or thirty members in Auburn who loved skiing. But once it was started it grew with startling The present location above Cisco was finally chosen, and it is now regarded as the best one in this part of the state. It even compares favorably with ski courses abroad and in the east in this country. The speaker stated that when skiing first began ;to attract throngs, the roads were ‘badly blocked with snow and no attempt was made by the state highway to maintain them through the heavy storms One year the members of the state legistature were made guests of the club and ‘Auburn volunteered to bring the members from Sacramento to Cisco and return them. They had a great . day. The traffic became such a jam ‘and impasse that the highway traf.fie officers required an hour and‘a . half to clear the road to that they cars, which had . and get them started home again. As a result of their eye-witness experience the legislators were able to equipment and to keep the road cleared, not only for winter sports lovers, but for the continental traffic that flows over Emigrant Gap. Robie stated that’ the dues are only a dollar a year, but that by making a dime do duty for a dollar, the club has been able to build a commodious club house where sandwichles may be obtained, skis waxed, and NEVADA CITY T0 PARK PARALLEL, BIG CITY STYLE Praise is being given the city ow reigns Mh ee es $24.06; Max Solaro $51.50; Plaza . sierra county. that this fight against the proposal Te oe tie aa wo . council in. changing car parking : _ have previously publicly appeared on Buber eerie Seeeen ition wae *. arena enalieas ph ee ; a chia bide en ween eli aah cal men. Details of the program are now , Space in the business district. In the : eS one side or the other in matters at P. T. A. MEETS TODAY Washington road project reported. earnest sooperanion of ayers vere heing worked ot ana whihe an-. past autos on the north side of the ga issue, They disqualify themselves. In that it will take two or three months can who is interested va preservinS . nounced at an early date. . street parked parallel with the curb -other words any appointee,~accept-. The grammar school P. T. A. will! °° complete the. work. ae . ORF form of government That this year's championships! 224 those on the south side were \ ing this post to accomplish the) meet in Miss Ford’s room at 2:00! A-committee of three consisting of wiih aakcw sane : ni hae . Slanting. Yesterday city crews startGS President’s purpose must have distoday (Friday), and her class wil] , Messrs. Calanan, Waggoner and Dav. : a adie a sie Been ed repainting the parking zones to ‘ cm a ‘ rene oday a Chane ies was appointed by president Fred! PRAISE FOR MRS. LASHBAUGH ber of entries seems certain inas-— : ete \. qualified himself in advance o demonstrate reading. This will Me é Agius : : much as several clubs in the district Parallel the sidewalk. This. gives La erent kon oh pone Pe talowed be 8 tee on iat Ay alee the queue on ls 8) ah Mrs. Elizabeth Lashbaugh of Po are to hold preliminary shoots and cane wrintine day — me ; , ? * ” ; [one , USS LTS. Z 2 $s : =: y aie " . so al oan = giene Dy Mra. Batetingsr, . Withdrawal of WPA labor from Ne-. nemah Council, degree of Pocahonentries to. those preliminary events viivescatd nna wel pasidleaeninn Mi From ‘this point of view the Presiunanimously found invalid, is pre-. vada county with the supervisors. tas, who presided as Pocahontas and ahi hosed oe ae as it eliminater backing (Many acdent's plan is. plainly pointed toward} sented; The six new judges all vote’ A committee from the Nevada! welcomed the Great Pocahontas on Waa iiaaies be eee me sgt SO" BE have been ca.used, accordthe corruption” f the court. Viewed / for it. Immediately the country City Chamber of Commerce met Mon-j he official visit to the local council sieges at Meudins. bs Lat sitet ee ing to statistics, by cars backing Xp even from a standpoint of practical . shouts:, “Sure they vote for it, what! day with the board of supervisors Monday evening, has received a SIOIRAPY SOOO Yh DR Peay from their perkins space into a Oe ie : se a See yy ae ee one naa, 5 : : eo March 7 at the range of the Pacific DASE polities the plan is ‘mpractical. Anjare they paid $15,000 a year for. which was in session regarding WPA . great deal of praise for her gracious . Bod nnd Guna at take tt ai ing car in the traffic lanes. veel honest man will refuse such an ap-. But supposing some of the new jus-) work on. the Washington road. The! manner in greeting the: visitors and Gan ‘Weanetaaa, & . nes pa ape ae ie Fab ; pointment. ‘Suppose for instance, the} tices, oppose the plan. From the, Sacramento headquarters of the Wjpresenting the honored guest vos ARE C pi eee aD ails ae el Robert Tamblyn, son of Mr. and — President succeeds in forcing his. New Deal brain trusters comes the! PA. was reached by long. distance) flowers from the council. Mrs. Lashcas ‘Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn has become a 4 plan through. Appointments ‘are{cry: “The dirty ingrates, what do telephone and the information ob-. baugh was also instrumental in se‘member of the honor roll at » the made. A new NRA plan, embodying they mean by turning traitor’’? It’s/tained that the project would be car-. curing for the adoption many paleBazil Pavilla of Forest Hill visit-; Armstrong College, Berkeley, where most of the features of the old a fine dish to set before the sovereign. ried out regardless of withdrawal of faces into the council. Thirteen took. ed his sister,-Mrs. Christian Amder-' he is enrolled in the accounting defos. o scheme which the Supreme Court! American people. . WPA at the end of the month. !the adoption degree Monday night.}son in Nevada City Tuesday. . partment,