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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

May 10, 1935 (16 pages)

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J am FOUR FOUR aba 6 sl ts “THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1935. SEN. SHARKEY . ~ DENOUNCE CHAIN STORE TAX BILL SACRAMENTO, May 9%.—Senator Wil R. Sharkey ‘of ministration leader in per Legislature and ate out store sembly the Senate. “Assembly floor the wpe the State the powerful SenCommittee, vigorously tax bill and predicted house of ehairnian of came chain today the Finance against pending in the its defeat in the is of Bill 2365, ed chain store tax bill, whatever revenue said the Committ no value as a measure,” the Finance would the of businesses the rovernment bil= an attempt to aid head of Senate ‘and cause collapse of hundreds time when is spending in ‘California at federal lions of dollars in business recovery.” Senator attempt! ehain store. ta to ‘destroy one form of private another form. of pripiling up that business to aid vate business in greater profits’.. and contrary ted “such a asser policy is tion of American justice and fair play.”’ “If we the taxing, in a competitive one group anintend to use the State warfare, giving advantage whirlwind of} Senator such power of busiress of merchants an over other, will reap.a business Sharkey, legislation at “The admit that it is revenue we said oppose reprisals,”” “and* 1. will all times. this bill not intended but is intended to the muitiple-unit California. such a authors of as a measure, eripple or destroy form of business in California to. would: be embark the height of stupare a producing state, the chain on policy idity, dependent ganizations to market They buy far more in their es of foodstutfs from California prosell in groceries for we great orour on products. purchasthan they consumers and aid in ducers have taking California tremendous to been of California corners of the world. 1A) 8 8 outlaw Califcrnia ‘by. this type of atory and un-American we can fully boycott California prodgcers. for one, woule€ not blame them. “This is one of the bills before the State that it recommended by the enue and Taxation Committee. If we chain expect that they will Legis amazed Assembly Revpass hysterical legislation of this nature, in California will I am defeated business distant, bill will the day of far the members of be confident that the when the Legislature are fully acquainted with , its provisions and the motives which actuate it.” CAMPING LORE TO BE STRESSED BY SCOUTS Patrols of. local Scouts are practicing camping and cooking probto the Spring Scouts of busy jems preparatory the which is to be held atj Club May 18 and Camporee for Area Council, the Placer County 19. This overnight year a report of a ‘practice hike of each patrol the items which judged been “added to on each will be on ability that qualify group Those rary) judged .as “‘A as campers. patrols will the Northare for attendance at ern California Camporal at Richmond October 12 will California Swimming will feature this judging of £3; all Councils. ind where patrols gather from the Northern the Campas an addicamping. actoree activities year tion to. the come at 2 p.m. camp to for a swim at 4 p. m. when officially : ivities. Patrols can Saturday and their be ready the Camporee set up opens. BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS Excavation is practically done the the corner of Alley. John ley has for Angelini and Cicogni store. at of Grass Valthe contract to build a building about 65 feet long and feet wide. Mr. Mrs. Robert Stedger, Jr., have moved into their Piety Hill within the The, Carl Piety completed and they to it. The. Hartung building is today receiving a new’ coat of white paint. Bertelsen been awarded concrete store ot and new home on last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Hill is have new home of Foote on moved inKENTON. MINE Thirty men are employed at the “Kentoh mine néar Alleghany. There is a10-stamp mill on the property working three shifts and the mine is ‘being worked two shifts. Richard Wilson is superintendent. to every concepwas. favorably ' j we recovery ; but . be} “son Martinez, ad-} As-' so-call-— { Service ' . i ' { ! ‘ { H f boldly . . For . { . ! i y ' 1 farm. products to the four f stores in! diserimin--: legislation ; And 1; most vicious slature and . } ! average. ~CAMPTONVILLE — By ACTON M. CLEVELAND *AMPTONVILL BE,» May 9.—J. O. eae SERA enginéer of Marysville on official business on accompanied by Mr: Z. E. Wilman. Auburn business town he Was in Thursday; the Safety Engineer the property Harges on a Was and Fred J: town Tuesday eall. : Jack X. Brandstetter of to was in town Thursday business call. Herbert Treloar and motored to Marysville of was in short Sacramenon a short Albert Tre-} loar Tuesday on a short Visit. Forest Ranger Frank W: Meggars: and Guard Hamilton motored to Ne-} vada City Thursday on official busi-. ness. j J. DeGrado of rived. Thursday ona Wilson et Indian Vahey. J~ Maddison of the True Grit mine returned Rhode Island visit to Horace ar-j came out Wednesday and Thursday. W.-H: Cartwright of Bear River Station passed through = on Thursday the from Sacramento enroute to upper country. 10,—For years CAMPTONVILLE, the first fall in May time in several rainthis section has exceeded ihe According to the monthly: . report on weather conditiouws as comElmer S. R. Hall, local ob; the States Wea-: at the. PG. & E. Co. there is a total . 71.14 inches. : 6% inches; piled by server for United ther Bureau saw mill ‘rainfall for Normal rainfall wet inches April near here, the year of here is winter several years attained. The rainfall of the on on a very ago, 109 report 14.78 greatest in 24 were vives a the month, hours, 3.75 for inches for inches the seventh. SOUTH FORK PROPERTY Ten-men-are employed in driving a tunnel which is in fully 1,000 feet. This Forest and is in a promise, lies .near rich mine district of ~ EDDIE ELEONG — "FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ROCERIES SAT. QUALITY. SPECIALS ERGL Phone AND 74 Nevada City
DELIVERY . 3314 Broad St. PREE i WATCH REPATRING Radio Service and REP ATRING Work Called tor and Detivered a “someon 520 Coyote Strect Phone 16 = i ‘ . \ . i i ! . has . patrols . o "eS + Main street and Union ; almost } = Phone 217 W ' Tahoe o ste ste steate obese ste steel steafevte stead. Ce skeateatecte FORREST RISLEY & PRESSING CLEANING TALLORING Broad St. Nev. ¢ re tfe atest ate % KA Hs Me toate s% se ate seats te ie % PXEX . ssesetetetetet cs seske ste ste ote ot steste she ale ote ot ' a stoke sewresterferterte tarts" n Yaa they } duty duties are mostly to direct the school ‘children at \ tioned Clarence R. Gray ‘. ‘BOY TRAFFIC CONTROL ASSUMES DUTIES Jimmy Hunter, Donald MecCraney, . Fouyer . Bigin Pingree and Ainsley were appointed members of the Tratfic Patrol sponsored by the erican 30y¥ AmLegion. have uniforms, on duty in their consisting of They been fine new sweater, blue overseas and white Sam Brown Friday and. will until the end of the term. trimmings belts, since be crossings. They are staat the south entrance of Washington ground, at and Cham sai school corner ‘of Winter at the of streets Com_ SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS made while you wait Bicycles, Steel tapes, vacleaners, washing maelectric stoves, cuum chines, etc., repaired (SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S!} (IT SHOP East Main Phone GRASS . ALLEY irons, 1220 602 . red . cap with gold! on} Their . the . the . Washington . . merce corner. The boys have received many compliments for natty uniforms. FAMOUS CIRCLE MINE T. shaft is being ‘sunk on this quartz and gravel property. near Forest under Superintendent Bradley. ‘The mine has had men employed throughout the winter. The Sun Pasture and Grocery Co. City, California Phone 88 315 Broad Street . ; Nevada . . . . STE ES eet ste seateatert petetegeptetetenete te NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California Here will find Prices That Meet Present. Day Conditions ole Te telee st se 2, rt eh, o> + es <> 7 ste fe feats + 9 re feat eat ad $y at Sac rate * *, +, ar te at eee ate . . +, M4, Te ee a4 te teh +9) 7, He 4%, eres 2 % r+ , +f 4) Me cA Seyot a ete ? St fe ete o soa! a you * <> % Xe +. eof) 2, aX Nerselok *, *s' se SELECT YOUR FABRIC FOR YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT GOPEYAT MS a aeT MS. ren ee Meade oo ae bh. oad WE. No Matter What It May Be, We'll Style a Masterpiece worsted, other variety of tweed, patterns, is as fine the custom tailyou perfectly in Our woolen, large twist, and Soring aus the who suiting work of fit ' your will the style of choice b ¢ Service tor Quick and Efficient Your Cleaning and Dyeing REDIT YOUR PHONE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS ED. Phone 37 BURTNE R, Proprietor Grass Valley léinile and Used Parts and Accc THE LAWRENCE MOTOR SERVICE INVITES YOUR PATRONAGE froin Nevada the TahoeUkiah PHONE 144 City. on Highway Everything for Your Automobile or Truck in New sories Compleiely Equipped Brake Repair and Machine Shop SPECIAL Brake Fhliid—-40c. See us f : ampion Spark Ee for all cars. he oe te te rte SRS tt ole ey Auto Glass S or Car Polishes and Greases, stock of Rarnco Piston +, their fine conduct and ote Pas } ber Talks! Jolly sights and sounds inspire us Saws and hammers in the land Good cément and rattling gravel Mixed_and poured to beat tie bund; Master, builders smiling broadly As they make. our old homes new, }lath and luniber, shakes and shingles On the job for mev’and vou. : aoa MM Os ETE. modern home builder desires All of these material advantages are to’ be found in our county, and what more can the home seeker ask? beauty of ideal excellent matural surroundings, pure . waier, climatic conditions, good roads, schdols, churches and civic organizations. The large, further E=usitiders’ Supply but it hopes to trail along and do its modgst part in the development of our growing connmunities. House is very young and not very * We have opened a small hard. gets you departiment ware able to suppiw THE BUILDERS’ 315 SPRING STREET are and need, We Come in over. will serve, the Once SUPPLY to us ready give and now are you with the gadHOUSE Fred Conner, Manager NEVADA CITY PHONE 2: B3 as o 4, Ree fest + oS a , 5 *, 3% o Se teaferfes} ©, ?, er tente eaves 1 Sete elestesteetette 0 Senlestertende oleate tei s Electrical Murray! COMPLETE LINE OF APEX REFRIGERATORS WASHERS AND IRONERS COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! WE Ne serge there es es % "Mari gold icity Shop WELLE. 203 Commercial Strect ne ofa 3 So ote gente steote steep egetetetenen 04) Zogergengeateotes a age ee seate alesis spent ee ey Sesferteoteon erfereien: AND TEST YOUR RA Nevada CALL DIG TUBES FREE City Phone 454 Commercial Street 3ent Wave $5.00 ave $3.50 Bidg., Davis ‘fF .naseript delete toledo . Combo Ringlette Perma: Luxor Oil Permanent Via ORRA COMTE Telephone 470 We ook ode oe olen ole ie ole ele ote ofea! sestetiesteers Ss seotery A Lia in 109 S. Church xe vada $22.50 and up for Men or Women Coat for $2.00 more with every JEFFERY CLEANERS Givass Valley. We Call for and Detiver, — One We dne sday and Securdity suit St. Phone 152 ve ina stastasteste te stestest Lokeeoifetoteoney +e i Sa i Si SC a whe ake ste a ante ee Meo ‘ Se ing a dele their . % ie. Heys acs teat ae te at a tes the *, st e4) "* » * 8 Ne ois he ate af +? te ot Se ate Seyeoy + st eife forge ote ste ate Me a ets > % eS Me te ate ate seer wes CPP EEE TEES ee rteeh: As fast as America snaps Ubent NA. ay He te by, Se ees eafe a oe ge nfenfe leads of ete rdeakesergeage le PONTIAC SIXES AND EIGHTS "ELKUS, NEVADA CITY Ale Tete terete Aeloesieoe lesle Ae testo te * * oie “ O DOUBT we can build them— about Pontiac is exactly what America wants. An eager buyer awaits every car that leaves the factory, and Pontiac’s 1935 sales are double those of last year. The reason? The Pontiac is something mew to motoring—a lowpriced car that is the most beautiful thing on. wheels. A look, a ride, and you, too, will decide—you can’t eo better than a Pontiac. as ss eg dueddteeeeonbaeeeseeessiesi+ eter restos M6 ate ak she ote eke eke +4 ste ate ste ate ate st A he He ole tle ale she se * es Ne) + it—the Silver Streak Ye ste ate ake ve Beets fe rte +. ake ot oh est Me Yeahs Merle aie ste tte ste 7 Heike she ne sfe rere .