May 20, 1935 (5 pages)

de Hh pecs < _THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ (By WSU Service) Everyvhody had his innings at Sacramento last week, sven the clowns in the circus. They put on a great show for the politicos, who locked up the Capitol one afternoon to see the laughlobbyists in action. However, the most important as far as Califortiia is concerned, place under the ‘Capitol dome. The Legislature put in its busiest week, making major edvances along. all fronts. The Joint Budget Steering Committee completed its hudget-balancing plan, conferring with Governor Merriam on its findings and was warned not to pare taxes down too much. The, group had reduced the proposed emergency fund by $1.000,060. “Instead of a decrease get, ed with an increase DECKS ‘oMing “commodity costs affecting institutions. These costs have already gone vp 39. per cent,” .deslared the governor, ‘and they are still show, took in the budwe may be fac ff tha going up.” He added that if the emergency fund is insuflicient be Nécessary to eall. the Le: into’ special session. On the other hand, it was, observed, increased commodity prices will bring the state increased revenue from taxes. So far the steering committee has approved .of $104,060,000 In new taxes. $26,060,000 more this week 060,600 the state must emergency relief government is every $1 of It must find to cover the raise as iis share o. expenses. The Federal gclig to contribute $5 the state’s reltefmoney. Reverberating in vehioiés committee trict Court ! ing arrests for exceeding speed limits jegal only if the driver: was cndangering life. limb or property. The committee frowned on a repeal of the 45-milean-hour speed when it struck out an amendment to a bill by Senator Will Sharkey. One of the bill’s provisions is to place the burden of proof on the defendant instead of the prosecutor in speed cases. The measure was -voted eut of committee with a do-pass tag. Anothe journalist has been added to the long list connected with the state government. He,is A. R. O’Brien, Ukiah publisher. who replaces Julian Aleo as a member of the State Board of Prison Directors. The change wes made by Governor Merriam, himself an ex-newspaperman. A. B. Miller, Fontaha, has been appointed president of the State Board ef Agriculture for four years; Adolph @amarillo of Camarillo has received to the senate motor ent Dismakvas the rec of decision ais law rement on-the dy, Pomona, another four-year beard, and W. A. appoint Kenne has been picked by the governor for a ; ment. ; nullifyi . inal syndicalism law, The amendment . was defeated, 41 16.30, and the tenure law “passed 67 tow)’ The bill causing . the furor was proposed by Assemblyer, The tenure law vote is considered 1 crushing blow vlism., one-year term. Assembly activity has been displayed in the nassoge of:important legislation creating a State AAA and State NRA Méanwhile the Senate has’ been Vpbsliciay with the important GarrisonJespersen bill, .iving political snbdivisions the rizht to create their own public utilities. Like the AAA and NRA measures of: the Assembly, this measure is backed the Federal governThe measure has been attacked from every angle. Attempts have heen made to smother it with amendments, ng its effects by the most drastic and tense which the Legislature has far took place during a four verbal denunciation of radicalism ssembly The debate over a proposed amendment the Teachers’ Tenure Law, which would have made it illegal to oust a teacher Probebly moments seen so hour on the A was the floor, occasion to for disobeying the crimto radict Social Legislation Passed The Assembly has been. busy» with -o-called social legislation. Outstanding, of course, is: the. Jones Mortgage Moratorium, passed by a 59 to 16 vote. This hill is patterned after the Minnesota Mortgage Mozatorium. which has yveen upheld by the Supreme Court, and gives the superior courts power to adjust mortgage aad trust deed princinal d interest: payments ‘to the dehtlor’s-ability to pay. lininediately atter pussage. of this hill, the lower House began considering the Peyser Moratorium Act. which forms the second half of the Califormia property. debt. relief program, The measure hal losure. on principal, if interest, insurance and taxes are kept np. Both hones oxtena to ati! 1, 997 which will give the next meeting a crack at thent be. replace the i the a ature expire: moratoria They wi which re they isting expires September 1, After a. mix-up in which Frank. C. ee) California’s 75-year-old secreary of state, was mistakenly ag¢cused af lobbying against it, the bill limiting of small loan brokers reecived vote of 43 34 for rechatges an Assembly consideration. This.-measure, by Assemblyman Melyyn Cronin and others is dynamite in that strong forces have been trying to kill it. Unscrupuleus auto loan firms and other loan organizations do not want regulation. In ‘any instances «Cronin pointed * OF ata small ioan business haw. Yiioa racket, to SAMPLING FOR MILL At the Sierra. Buttes mine at Sierra City, Calif., owned by E. E. and J. QO. Hayes, Mercury Herald Bldg., Calif., about 25 milling coming daily 6th The tailings San Jose, tons of ore is from the level. dump is being RED BY MANUFACTU COMPOSITION Pabco Thatchon Shingles THE sampled and a 10-ton cyanide mill is heinge remodeled to handle the tailnes.-—_Mining and Industriak News. 'y, Melville Newfield and Mr. Ted Elwa of Sacramento were Nevada city BRO Wednesday. ORIGINATORS OF ROOFING NINE BEAUTIFUL OVER YOUR OLD ROOF, SEE OUR COLOR BOARD “The Full Service Yard” NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER CO. ODEGAALD, OSCAR J. Phone 498-——499 Nevada City / COLORS ERAL SURFACED—FIRE RESISTANT. GOES RIGHT ON AND COLOR BLENDS. MIN-_ Manager Nevada City . W.R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Grass Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . Real estate taxes have been reduced i . i . . . . . i . . } 1 . charges totaling in some instances 240 . per cent. . Under this bill, all-inclusive charges . over 3% per cent per month would be, illegal. Assemblymen Ralph Evans and . John D. McCarthy;.who led in the} successful fight for retconsideratica, . said that ~3%4 perm cent per month on. unpaid balance amounts to 42 per cent per year, an excessive rate. . The assembly unemployment com. mittee has been busy, passing out three major bills with do-pass recommendations, along with many less important measures. The basic measure conforms . to the national security program and provides for “disemployment” benefits up to $15 weekly, beginning in, 1937 Contributions for this insurance would include: employes paying 1 per cent on payrolls in 1936, 2 per cent in 1957 and 3 per cent in 1938 and thereafter Employers contributions would be 1, per cent. . A second bill would) place unem. ployed, after a waiting period. on pubs j lic. works projects The third bill « for $10 a week payment plus $3 weekly tor each dependent. This measure will probably be defeated as the first two measures according to pres unnecwill be consolidated, ent plans, anaking the third an essary duplication. Not to be outdone tion by in the lower House, the Senate placed in the serrate rnmental. efficiency and economy committee a new old age pension in the form of amendment (9 . a plan already residing With the com. in social legislarate or gove mittee. It is Senator Culbert L. Olson’s . brain child, and would provide thet every person who is in need and who had attained the age of 65, would receive a pension which, when added to the individual’s “inconic, would» totat . $50 a month, The measure further provides for the aceeptance of any Fed, eral plan at may be adopted. > ¥ ® Budzet Balance Proratse A word more on state iinances. Thet will be balanced is certain. . The work of the Joint Legis ative Tax Committee in culling out the three to . twelve bills on every tax issue is going to make this possible. State Bontoier Ray L. Riley has i been having alittle tax tiff all of his own. A real estate association leader criticized him for advocating an ad valorem levy, Claiming that.real estate . could not bear any greater burden when it came to taxes. Whereupon some interesting noints were brought out by the State Controller: the budget $40,000,000. since the-first act of the tiley-Stewart tax plan went into effect. School costs have been transferred from counties to the state and financed by the sales tax. The return of privately owned public utilities from state to county tax rolls as the second act under the RileyStewart tax plan will further decrease real estate taxes $35,009,000. Further, say a small property owne?t paid $80 in real estate tax. The sales tax reduced his property tax by 20 per however, ti cen*, or to $64. Since, he average family pays at least $25. pet year in sales tax, this levy, although reducing his property tax $16, has cos! him $25. The property owner has had one “put over on him” by this switch, says Riley. What Riley was driving et was the danger of edding excise taxcs,.such as the real-estate association favors in lieu of an ad valorem in the shape of a smell property levy. There are two rays of hope for the taxpayer, however. One comes. from Chairman C. C. Cottrell of the assembly ways and means committee. After more than three -months oc budget study, hé announces that he will disclose this week how the $47,000,000 in “controllable”: budget items can be sliced 20 per cent. In other words, a saving of $10,000,000 can be made. The second welcome: ray emanated from. the committee room cf the tax steering group. The budgeteers feel that the bills for new taxes should be considered as emergency bills. and should: be enacted for only two vears Of course the whole budget plan of the commities is still on the fire. It has yet to run the legislative gauntlet. The plan has a very good chance of passing, say observers. Both houses have considerable respect for the serine comnittee. The governor comfaented, “Iam very much pleased with what has been done, and it scems you are nearing daylight.” State Police Favored A constitutional amendiment ing a new state police force has been voted out of the assembly constitutional amendments committee, but without a recommendation. Floor action can be expected this week. Practically all organizations in California favor the bill, claiming that a state police force is needed to handle organized crime. It is also pointed out that the state is too large for ununified golice hodies to* properly protect all areas. . The one ‘major group which has . shown opposition is labor, claiming . the police will be used to stop strikes. Further, they say it will be impossible to raise the four-filihs majority neces i gary to-enact the amendment. . Another bill which has draw of lobbyist fire the controve: . Hays bill, putting regulation trucks, except those in the cities, un der jurisdiction of the State Railroad Commission. The lower House has ap. proved the Senate-originatel measure, 60 to.17, without amendment. _Mhis is the measure wi:ich the Elliott lobby inmn sre is ignited whieh flareup, a $22. 109 S. Church St., Grass Valley. Nevada City Routes “SurTs MADE TO YOUR MEASURE 50 and up for Men and Women A Rain r ‘oat for $2.00 more with every suit Cs JEFFERY CLEANERS We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152, Wednesday and Saturday . . Nathan J. Fliott called a lot of people . names and claimed a lot of things, in. cluding his ability to swing the Assembly for $25,000, WANTED—Clean rags at . Nugget Oftice. their more numerous brethren ay creat; of ‘ail’ _ the DICKERMAN’S R. C. ROGERS, Prop. ‘HENS REMODELED—ALTERATIONS MADE CARPENTRY OF ALE KINDS TO ORDER KV Commercial Street Nev ada City . % . a eS PRATERNAL AND’. . . CLUBDIRECTORY . /f SELECT YOUR FABRIC FOR pee SEIT percr anes a . 4 t es YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT \ HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, 4 . ce ow, H No Maiter What tt May Be, We’ll . Mecis every T nesds ty evening at ig data d oigeeetire fi lappvahels . Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Our large. variety ot worsted, . Visiting Native Sons welcome, ~ Woolen, *twist, -tweed, and other JOK O'NKIBL, President. . Spring suiting pattdins, is as fine IDR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Ree. Sec'y. as the work of ‘the custom -tail. ors who will fit you perfectly in Sie dees the style of your choice. . Fe Roe Suh TENE BR By Quick and Efficient Service for WOMAN'S CIVIC “ UF Your Cleaning and Dyeing Regular meetings the 2nd and; % lfourth Mondays of the month, at » WE CREDIT YOUR PHONE lthe Drand Studio. . retden, he aoe, caters . . GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS H socretary, Nits. Leland Smith. a ra . ‘: f cer A DN sores ED. BURTNER, Proprictor N ; } », No. 518, . ; . revuda Oy Lodge, 3 a i . Phone 375 Grass Valley . Mteets second and fourth . Frii a day evenings in Elks home, Pine . . . =a . Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks . welcome. He erent W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. . . ! }j “Nas 8] 0 SOO a eh Se nS eta Ocoee 1 inpodern establishment—a trained, intcHigent and courteous Faltbot’s "Ant rowder, Aenogs & i Fi Pete gis ; f persennel —— distinctive motor equipment and other evidences of Ant Paste, Larvex Moth Killer, proeress and prosperity are NOT an indication that fugeral service charwes will be high. A successful concern can be built only by servMoth Balls and Cakes, Argen ing honestly and well, at prices that are fair and reasonable. tine “Ant Sets, Pied iper Rat \ Paste, Gopher-&< pads f rf { \ : on 2 ° ° : . . 7 = iT “Ambulance Service With Safety and Dignity, cme z low er ane ce Phone SG4Y, Grass Valley. Phone 20%, Nevada City. 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de Hh pecs < _THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ (By WSU Service) Everyvhody had his innings at Sacramento last week, sven the clowns in the circus. They put on a great show for the politicos, who locked up the Capitol one afternoon to see the laughlobbyists in action. However, the most important as far as Califortiia is concerned, place under the ‘Capitol dome. The Legislature put in its busiest week, making major edvances along. all fronts. The Joint Budget Steering Committee completed its hudget-balancing plan, conferring with Governor Merriam on its findings and was warned not to pare taxes down too much. The, group had reduced the proposed emergency fund by $1.000,060. “Instead of a decrease get, ed with an increase DECKS ‘oMing “commodity costs affecting institutions. These costs have already gone vp 39. per cent,” .deslared the governor, ‘and they are still show, took in the budwe may be fac ff tha going up.” He added that if the emergency fund is insuflicient be Nécessary to eall. the Le: into’ special session. On the other hand, it was, observed, increased commodity prices will bring the state increased revenue from taxes. So far the steering committee has approved .of $104,060,000 In new taxes. $26,060,000 more this week 060,600 the state must emergency relief government is every $1 of It must find to cover the raise as iis share o. expenses. The Federal gclig to contribute $5 the state’s reltefmoney. Reverberating in vehioiés committee trict Court ! ing arrests for exceeding speed limits jegal only if the driver: was cndangering life. limb or property. The committee frowned on a repeal of the 45-milean-hour speed when it struck out an amendment to a bill by Senator Will Sharkey. One of the bill’s provisions is to place the burden of proof on the defendant instead of the prosecutor in speed cases. The measure was -voted eut of committee with a do-pass tag. Anothe journalist has been added to the long list connected with the state government. He,is A. R. O’Brien, Ukiah publisher. who replaces Julian Aleo as a member of the State Board of Prison Directors. The change wes made by Governor Merriam, himself an ex-newspaperman. A. B. Miller, Fontaha, has been appointed president of the State Board ef Agriculture for four years; Adolph @amarillo of Camarillo has received to the senate motor ent Dismakvas the rec of decision ais law rement on-the dy, Pomona, another four-year beard, and W. A. appoint Kenne has been picked by the governor for a ; ment. ; nullifyi . inal syndicalism law, The amendment . was defeated, 41 16.30, and the tenure law “passed 67 tow)’ The bill causing . the furor was proposed by Assemblyer, The tenure law vote is considered 1 crushing blow vlism., one-year term. Assembly activity has been displayed in the nassoge of:important legislation creating a State AAA and State NRA Méanwhile the Senate has’ been Vpbsliciay with the important GarrisonJespersen bill, .iving political snbdivisions the rizht to create their own public utilities. Like the AAA and NRA measures of: the Assembly, this measure is backed the Federal governThe measure has been attacked from every angle. Attempts have heen made to smother it with amendments, ng its effects by the most drastic and tense which the Legislature has far took place during a four verbal denunciation of radicalism ssembly The debate over a proposed amendment the Teachers’ Tenure Law, which would have made it illegal to oust a teacher Probebly moments seen so hour on the A was the floor, occasion to for disobeying the crimto radict Social Legislation Passed The Assembly has been. busy» with -o-called social legislation. Outstanding, of course, is: the. Jones Mortgage Moratorium, passed by a 59 to 16 vote. This hill is patterned after the Minnesota Mortgage Mozatorium. which has yveen upheld by the Supreme Court, and gives the superior courts power to adjust mortgage aad trust deed princinal d interest: payments ‘to the dehtlor’s-ability to pay. lininediately atter pussage. of this hill, the lower House began considering the Peyser Moratorium Act. which forms the second half of the Califormia property. debt. relief program, The measure hal losure. on principal, if interest, insurance and taxes are kept np. Both hones oxtena to ati! 1, 997 which will give the next meeting a crack at thent be. replace the i the a ature expire: moratoria They wi which re they isting expires September 1, After a. mix-up in which Frank. C. ee) California’s 75-year-old secreary of state, was mistakenly ag¢cused af lobbying against it, the bill limiting of small loan brokers reecived vote of 43 34 for rechatges an Assembly consideration. This.-measure, by Assemblyman Melyyn Cronin and others is dynamite in that strong forces have been trying to kill it. Unscrupuleus auto loan firms and other loan organizations do not want regulation. In ‘any instances «Cronin pointed * OF ata small ioan business haw. Yiioa racket, to SAMPLING FOR MILL At the Sierra. Buttes mine at Sierra City, Calif., owned by E. E. and J. QO. Hayes, Mercury Herald Bldg., Calif., about 25 milling coming daily 6th The tailings San Jose, tons of ore is from the level. dump is being RED BY MANUFACTU COMPOSITION Pabco Thatchon Shingles THE sampled and a 10-ton cyanide mill is heinge remodeled to handle the tailnes.-—_Mining and Industriak News. 'y, Melville Newfield and Mr. Ted Elwa of Sacramento were Nevada city BRO Wednesday. ORIGINATORS OF ROOFING NINE BEAUTIFUL OVER YOUR OLD ROOF, SEE OUR COLOR BOARD “The Full Service Yard” NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER CO. ODEGAALD, OSCAR J. Phone 498-——499 Nevada City / COLORS ERAL SURFACED—FIRE RESISTANT. GOES RIGHT ON AND COLOR BLENDS. MIN-_ Manager Nevada City . W.R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Grass Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . Real estate taxes have been reduced i . i . . . . . i . . } 1 . charges totaling in some instances 240 . per cent. . Under this bill, all-inclusive charges . over 3% per cent per month would be, illegal. Assemblymen Ralph Evans and . John D. McCarthy;.who led in the} successful fight for retconsideratica, . said that ~3%4 perm cent per month on. unpaid balance amounts to 42 per cent per year, an excessive rate. . The assembly unemployment com. mittee has been busy, passing out three major bills with do-pass recommendations, along with many less important measures. The basic measure conforms . to the national security program and provides for “disemployment” benefits up to $15 weekly, beginning in, 1937 Contributions for this insurance would include: employes paying 1 per cent on payrolls in 1936, 2 per cent in 1957 and 3 per cent in 1938 and thereafter Employers contributions would be 1, per cent. . A second bill would) place unem. ployed, after a waiting period. on pubs j lic. works projects The third bill « for $10 a week payment plus $3 weekly tor each dependent. This measure will probably be defeated as the first two measures according to pres unnecwill be consolidated, ent plans, anaking the third an essary duplication. Not to be outdone tion by in the lower House, the Senate placed in the serrate rnmental. efficiency and economy committee a new old age pension in the form of amendment (9 . a plan already residing With the com. in social legislarate or gove mittee. It is Senator Culbert L. Olson’s . brain child, and would provide thet every person who is in need and who had attained the age of 65, would receive a pension which, when added to the individual’s “inconic, would» totat . $50 a month, The measure further provides for the aceeptance of any Fed, eral plan at may be adopted. > ¥ ® Budzet Balance Proratse A word more on state iinances. Thet

will be balanced is certain. . The work of the Joint Legis ative Tax Committee in culling out the three to . twelve bills on every tax issue is going to make this possible. State Bontoier Ray L. Riley has i been having alittle tax tiff all of his own. A real estate association leader criticized him for advocating an ad valorem levy, Claiming that.real estate . could not bear any greater burden when it came to taxes. Whereupon some interesting noints were brought out by the State Controller: the budget $40,000,000. since the-first act of the tiley-Stewart tax plan went into effect. School costs have been transferred from counties to the state and financed by the sales tax. The return of privately owned public utilities from state to county tax rolls as the second act under the RileyStewart tax plan will further decrease real estate taxes $35,009,000. Further, say a small property owne?t paid $80 in real estate tax. The sales tax reduced his property tax by 20 per however, ti cen*, or to $64.. Since, he average family pays at least $25. pet year in sales tax, this levy, although reducing his property tax $16, has cos! him $25. The property owner has had one “put over on him” by this switch, says Riley. What Riley was driving et was the danger of edding excise taxcs,.such as the real-estate association favors in lieu of an ad valorem in the shape of a smell property levy. There are two rays of hope for the taxpayer, however. One comes. from Chairman C. C. Cottrell of the assembly ways and means committee. After more than three -months oc budget study, hé announces that he will disclose this week how the $47,000,000 in “controllable”: budget items can be sliced 20 per cent. In other words, a saving of $10,000,000 can be made. The second welcome: ray emanated from. the committee room cf the tax steering group. The budgeteers feel that the bills for new taxes should be considered as emergency bills. and should: be enacted for only two vears Of course the whole budget plan of the commities is still on the fire. It has yet to run the legislative gauntlet. The plan has a very good chance of passing, say observers. Both houses have considerable respect for the serine comnittee. The governor comfaented, “Iam very much pleased with what has been done, and it scems you are nearing daylight.” State Police Favored A constitutional amendiment ing a new state police force has been voted out of the assembly constitutional amendments committee, but without a recommendation. Floor action can be expected this week. Practically all organizations in California favor the bill, claiming that a state police force is needed to handle organized crime. It is also pointed out that the state is too large for ununified golice hodies to* properly protect all areas. . The one ‘major group which has . shown opposition is labor, claiming . the police will be used to stop strikes. Further, they say it will be impossible to raise the four-filihs majority neces i gary to-enact the amendment. . Another bill which has draw of lobbyist fire the controve: . Hays bill, putting regulation trucks, except those in the cities, un der jurisdiction of the State Railroad Commission. The lower House has ap. proved the Senate-originatel measure, 60 to.17, without amendment. _Mhis is the measure wi:ich the Elliott lobby inmn sre is ignited whieh flareup, a $22. 109 S. Church St., Grass Valley. Nevada City Routes “SurTs MADE TO YOUR MEASURE 50 and up for Men and Women A Rain r ‘oat for $2.00 more with every suit Cs JEFFERY CLEANERS We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152, Wednesday and Saturday . . Nathan J. Fliott called a lot of people . names and claimed a lot of things, in. cluding his ability to swing the Assembly for $25,000, WANTED—Clean rags at . Nugget Oftice. their more numerous brethren ay creat; of ‘ail’ _ the DICKERMAN’S R. C. ROGERS, Prop. ‘HENS REMODELED—ALTERATIONS MADE CARPENTRY OF ALE KINDS TO ORDER KV Commercial Street Nev ada City . % . a eS PRATERNAL AND’. . . CLUBDIRECTORY . /f SELECT YOUR FABRIC FOR pee SEIT percr anes a . 4 t es YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT \ HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, 4 . ce ow, H No Maiter What tt May Be, We’ll . Mecis every T nesds ty evening at ig data d oigeeetire fi lappvahels . Pythian Castle, 232 Broad Street. Our large. variety ot worsted, . Visiting Native Sons welcome, ~ Woolen, *twist, -tweed, and other JOK O'NKIBL, President. . Spring suiting pattdins, is as fine IDR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Ree. Sec'y. as the work of ‘the custom -tail. ors who will fit you perfectly in Sie dees the style of your choice. . Fe Roe Suh TENE BR By Quick and Efficient Service for WOMAN'S CIVIC “ UF Your Cleaning and Dyeing Regular meetings the 2nd and; % lfourth Mondays of the month, at » WE CREDIT YOUR PHONE lthe Drand Studio. . retden, he aoe, caters . . GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS H socretary, Nits. Leland Smith. a ra . ‘: f cer A DN sores ED. BURTNER, Proprictor N ; } », No. 518, . ; . revuda Oy Lodge, 3 a i . Phone 375 Grass Valley . Mteets second and fourth . Frii a day evenings in Elks home, Pine . . . =a . Street. Phone 108. Visiting Elks . welcome. He erent W. E. WRIGHT, Exalted Ruler. . . ! }j “Nas 8] 0 SOO a eh Se nS eta Ocoee 1 inpodern establishment—a trained, intcHigent and courteous Faltbot’s "Ant rowder, Aenogs & i Fi Pete gis ; f persennel —— distinctive motor equipment and other evidences of Ant Paste, Larvex Moth Killer, proeress and prosperity are NOT an indication that fugeral service charwes will be high. A successful concern can be built only by servMoth Balls and Cakes, Argen ing honestly and well, at prices that are fair and reasonable. tine “Ant Sets, Pied iper Rat \ Paste, Gopher-&< pads f rf { \ : on 2 ° ° : . . 7 = iT “Ambulance Service With Safety and Dignity, cme z low er ane ce Phone SG4Y, Grass Valley. Phone 20%, Nevada City. Sprays eases ste ofs sles teste sJostes ee ee te i ee ee I ee ed Reel legele fete llenterie as EKAD ARSENATE % : arigo ty p CALCIUM ARSENATE + eau Oo Wall Vee of ey Giik : Davis nscript Bldg., Commercial Street : . a T bd : : ~!s:o0 Ringlette Permanent Wave $5.00 Ls:xer Oil Permanent Wave $3.50 GRRA COMPE NEVADA CITY . . 814 Broad St. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGE ‘ABLES . QUALITY ‘GROCERIES SPECIALS CRE AND SAP. “Phone 74 : Nevada City DELIVERY FREE BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring) your: car to. us.) for quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weathei proofed and repaired. Expert pairall GenRadiator Re Auto Upholstering kinds. Acetylene welding, blacksmithing. ing, of eral “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garagé oe aca ie ee o Mas eoieleetedetejelote dete: ‘ ry pleas zt W ave brought i health and happi-} ness to thousands and we can bring it to you too: Chinese . herbs for all. ailments, Office Hours:—= ; © Daily 4 p. m. to 9} > cp. m., Saturday 8) Ro ~ a m. to 8p. m., 1 * . Sunday 8a. mn to 2 3 pm. . YEE AND YEE HERB CO. CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS 121 S. Church St. Grass Valley 203 herlerk oe the hehe oh le efesinie fe rhe feierie siete hetetek shertretetotote ote sede tee steer NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE . a ae oF i he ee ete sheofe heal fe] oie ee ic eee mea Re eee eee abe sake stokesabeabete ode seibe sete took Telephone 470 is tig See ele ale oleate Se ece ie oe mae BIS i her Ss tae 8s a Nae Fennec nye sheen see tfe le sfesge tie lene ange rien le > INVITES YOUR PATERON AGE Nevada City Uhiah Highway — PHONE 144 tamile from Everything for Your Automobile or Truck in . \ew and Used Parts and Accessories Completely Equipped Brake Repair and Machine Shop SPECIAL bvaice Fiuid—40c. See us for Car Polishes and Greased stock of Ramco Piston Rings for all cars. Auto Glass Service. Champion Spark Plugs. — Full ‘Electrical Murray! COMPLETE LINE OF APEX REFRIGERATORS WASHERS AND IRONERS ‘COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! AND TEST YOUR RADIO TUBHS FREE Phone 454 . WE WILE CALE Commercial Street A Nevada. City THE LAWRENCE MOTOR SERVICE on the ‘Tahoeractical mining tests from 25 to 1000 nee nee: percentage of sulphurets, value Assays made Yor gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. for Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. INSURANCE Agent AUTOMOBILE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor siving the free gold’ of sulphurets and talings. . New. York-California Underwriters, Westchester and ore rs x5 es * rao UNION “HOTEL AND LUCCA CAF ry Our Delicious Italian Lunches" IVE DRONA ao oo ho ste ai ieaa neni eenrmesecaianien clea ciel Raviola and Chicken Dinner Special fucca’s ae i eel: Dinner COMPLETE BAR SERVICE * BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIE” 220 MAIN STREET NEVADA cIT® PATRONIZE NUGGET eas ‘ADVERTISERS —1 x