May 21, 1937 (6 pages)

1 NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1937. i PAGE SIX. Miss Helen Arbogast and her! they will be participants in formal week end pay, given by the girl’s . guests, Miss Helen Jean Torvend and . A : sorority of the College of the PaMr. Dick Morrell, all from the Col. lege of the Pacific, are visiting at the . cific. home of Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Arbogast. . Miss Arbogast and her guests, ac-. companied by Mr. Ralvh Watters of Gold Flat will motor to Sonora mission Inn Saturday morning, where Alleghany. > Flowers and Sf. Jackman are Putting in a compresser to do devwork on elcpment their mine near j. . Thru the Knot Hele A Glimpse of Building Activity Vol, 1. MAY 24, 1937. \ been busy getting out the sereens for the new wing of the county hospital. These sereens were made to. specification in their own shop on ' Commercial streat. No. 49 yj / 'e-e\ _oae lastering some ofAlthough’ Paleo . ? : . i : Bark has become so . the rooms in the ced Forest Service lo‘tered building. cal offices are being well know as _ to be Sinha’ a)-aeanie doc remodelled. The old * . Murphy Paint, af; iti ‘nedtatton end Turphy Paint, wooden partitions d i . } ter our recent cam-j. are ‘being moved to: — deadening, . . 3s2n during which 1 hi ffices . we are calling your ve 3 U nS t : make the oO 1ces : we gave away Many. }more_ -.convenient attention to it again. Hot weather coming —the bark can be installed in old homes and should by all means be included in-any. new construction. Original cost is small and will be repaid to you many times in fuel savings. You get the added comfort of cool homes in hot weather for nothing. and Celotex studio board and Celotex Standard boards are being used to comslete the new arrangement. sam~-le cans cf the paint, is going} “rragt runs’. We are. pleased to be able to give away a one-half g2ilon can at~ each of the School of Economics session and hope. of course, that this will mean at least three more satisfied customers for this fine product. Contractor -B ob Steger and son have NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMP ANY “THE FUL SERVICE YARB™ Oscar J. Odeguard, Manager in! Pha-es 4698-499. Nevada “Gosh. I need five bucks and I don’t know were ‘to get it)’ “I'm glad of that. I was atraid you thought—you--eould get it from me,” Plastering tractor BillErickson has moved a Sang over -to <the court house where . he is engaged ConCity WELCOME! JANE BARTON’S HOMECRAFT INSTITUTE It will interest every woman The new Kelvinator runs only. half as many minutes per day —during the rest of the time it maintains low temperetures using no current at all. fhe new Kelvinator Is PlusPowered. it has as much as double the cooling capacity of other well-known refrigerators of equal size. ONLY KELVINATOR GIVES YOU ALL THESE ADVANTAGES BUILT-IN THERRUBBER GRIDS IN CERTIFICATEOFLOW 5-YEAR PROTECMOMETER ALL ICE TRAYS OPERATING COST TION PLAN “Goo! KELVINATOR ALPHA STORES, Ltd. NEVADA CITY—PHONE 5 GRASS VALLEY—PHONE 88 with exterior FREE! KELVIN HOME BOOK =: ,cx:<scs and description of equipment. Come in now for free copy. SHOWER FOR BRIDE Mrs. Robert Smith, a recent bride, was given a lovely miscellaneous shower by members of Ponemah ; Council, Degree of Pocahontas at their meeting last Monday evening. . She received many gifts of glassware, kitchenware, ‘tableware, etc. Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. . STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPART. MENT OF PUBLIC WORKS : DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES SACRAMENTO NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO APPROPRIATE WATER Application 894: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Ridge Mines, Inc., care of F. C. Homer, President, North San Juan California, has-under the date of April 12, 1937, applied to the Division of Water Resources, Department of ‘Public Works, State of California, for a permit to appropriate unappropriated water, subject to existing rights. : DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT Water to be appropriated from Grizzly Creek tributary to Middle Yuba River, County of Nevada. Amount applied for: 20 cubic feet per second. Diversion season named: January 1st to December 31st of each season. Water to be used for mining and domestic purposes. Point of diversion within SW%4 of SE™% of Section 22, T 18 N, R 9 BE, M. D. B. & Mg Place of use described: within SW% of SE% of Section’ 36, T 18 N, R 8 BE, M. D. B. & M. Water will be returned to Middle Yuba River in SEY of SE% of Section 25, T 18 N, R 8 BE, M. D. B. & M. ; RELATIVE TO PROTESTS Blanks upon which to submit protests will be supplied free upon request by the Division of Water Resources. Any person desiring to protest aganist the granting of such permit shall within “Sixty days: from date hereof file with the Division of Water Resources, Sacramento, California, a written protest. Such protest shall clearly set forth the protestant’s objections to the granting of the application and shall contain the following information: (1) Statement of the injury which would result to protestant from such appropriation and use. (2) The ‘basis of protestant’s water right. ‘ (3) Protestant’s past and present use of water both as to amount of water if other than irrigation. (4) The approximate location of . protestant’s land or place of use and . point of diversion ofthe water. A copy of the protest should be 'gent-to the applicant and this office notified that the same has been done. ; EDWARD HYATT, State Engineer. Dated: Sacramento, California, May <7, 1937. . May 21, 28, June 2. and 9. used and land irrigated, or use made} CAMP FIRE GIRLS COMING TO CAMP CELIO Eighteen Camp Fire Girls of Oakland came: up in their newly purchased truck-last Friday and spent the week ®nd at Camp Celio on Lake Vera. The girls realized $700 on a doughnut sale and purchased a truck from a Grass Valley firm. Later they had a new body and seats built on it giving them a splendid machine to come and go to the bay district. Miss G. Seibert was in charge of the group. : About 20 girls are expected to come up for the Decoration Day holiday. On June first the first delegation of.Camp Fire Girls will arrive at Camp Celio for their summer vacations. HYDRAULIC ASSN. SEATS OFFICERS By KATHERINE BRAITHWAITE The regular monthly meeting, of the California Hydraulic Mining Association was held Saturday afternoon May 15 at the Bret Harte Hotel in Grass Valley. There was an election of new officers and the following members will have charge of the mext meeting at Auburn. George Hailock of Alleghany president. C. E. Clark of Relief Hill vice president. W. W. Esterley of Grass Valley, secretary. George McAuley, treasurer. Directors, I. E. Rose, George Duffy, Ralph Moss, E. B. Dudley, Ross Taylor and Dr. W. B. Hardie. The different committees appointed on the dam projects reported that difficulties are being rapidly swept away and with a few days the assurances will be on their way to the war department at Washington, D.C. Due to am_erroneous report in a local paper the public was informed that the North San Juan Ridge District had pulled away from the parent C. H. M. A. and formed a separate organization. The Ridge operaters organized a local unit of the .C. H. M. A. and at all times will-work in harmony with the parent order on all projects pertaining to the benefit of hydraulic mining men in their industry. The North San Juan local will have its next meeting Thursday evening. June 3, at Twamley Memorial hall. This will be the first of these social-business meetings and a cordial invitation is extended to all memNevada Theatre “pixilated” sisters of ‘‘Mr. Deeds FRIDAY LAND BEYOND THE LAW: :::: = Dick Foran, singing cowboy, in a thriller of pioneer days. SATURDAY LET’S MAKE A MILLION: <<: Sward Everett Horton strikes a -gusher that brings in a million laughs but the SUNDAY AND MONDAY LAST OF MRS. CHENEY: «: a ® Joan Crawford, William Powell and Robert Montgomery. Three of your merriest cutups with a yarn made to their order. A Warner Bros. starring the idea! EKdThat’s the go! Goes to Town” get after Eddie. An’M. G. M. picture three stars, GROCERIES LUX SOAP 3 bars RINSO Package FORT SUTTER ASPARAGUS Diets IXL MACARONI SAUCE ee CUBE SUGAR Package TRUPAK PEANUT BUTTER SLICED PINEAPPLE Dates CA santa MUSTARD 2 jars PALACE CORN” 2 cans Get in KELVINATOR’S great Missing Word Contest. Hear “Professor Quiz”—8p. m. E.S. T., SATURDAYS, C. B. S. MORE THAN 1000 FREE PRIZES. Phone 1 J. J. Jackson Free Delivery NOR. SAN JUAN NINE WALLOPS CAMP BRADLEY By BOB BRATTHWAITE The North San Juan baseball team played its first game on home grounds last Sunday. The Camp Bradley boys of the Forest Hill CCC came to town and the local team gave them their first set-back of the season with a score of 11 to 7. The starting battery for North San Juan was Luther Thompson and Andy Yori. Elmo Dudley replacing Thompson in the fifth. The Ridge team dropped three games before they found thmselves, but with a little ironing out on the rough places they will repeat last year’s performance and win the pennant. The next two games the boys will meet stiff opposition. Next Sunday they take on Georgetown and the following Sunday Forest Hill. Tt will require heads-up baseball to chalk up a win from these two teams. Both of these games will be played on the new Robinson Field east of North San Juan. Mrs. A. A. Cunningham, proprietress of the Willow Springs store and filling station, and Mr. Jack Brooks, owner of the Forty Niner Bar and clubrooms ‘are loyal supporters of the baseball. team. Through their generous contributions they made it possible for the local boys to have the necssary equipment and diamond accessories. Manager Virgil Church of the North San Juan Ridge runners is doing a great job of keeping the boys on their toes. He has what it takes to hold the team together in the tight places when the going is tough. The people up here are pulling for him and hope his year will be a successful one. BOWLERS TO SERVE CORN BEEF AND CABBAGE A corn beef and cabbage dinner will be served next Thursday evening-in the Elks club at which the bowling committee will be host. The netire membership is cordially invited. There. will be no charge for the dinner. WILL OF FRANK NICHOLS Mrs. .Grace Nichols, through her attorneys, Nilon, Henessy and Kelly, has filed the will of her late husband, Frank Nichols, in the superior court. The estate consists of personal property and real estate in -the southwestern part of the county. The entire estate is left to the widow, children and grand children. bers of the C. H. M. A. throughout northern California to come _ and bring his neighbor. Besides the regular business of the evening there will be a well-informed speaker from Grass Valley and Nevada City. The North San Jua local was represented at the Grass Valley meeting last Saturday by W. E. Oden, W. H. Clerkin, Kern Fogerty, William Snook, Robert Braithwaite, Mrs. W. . E. Oden, Jack Brooks and Katherine Braithwaite. TEACHERS REELECTED IN CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, May 20.—At a recent meeting of the Camptonville board of trustees of the local union high school district, Mrs. Grace Pauly and (Mrs. Constance Pfiffer were re-elected as teachers: in the Camptonville union grammar school. The board took up other matters of business and interest to the district. Mrs. Carrie Rose was elected as janitor of the local school buildings, and the usual bus operators are transporting the children, William a. Lang on the highway run and Louis Marquardt on the Mill Creek district. Miss Lesta H. Joubert has been re-elected by the high School board as teacher of the local branch high school. WOUNDED MINER 3S BROUGHT OUT OVER SNOW Alvah Hooper, of Holmes-Hooper ambulance service, was called to the Goodyears Bar section early yesterday morning to bring out Newell. The accident occurred at about two o’clock while miners were on the night shift. He suffered injury to his back and complains of pain in his leg and hip. It is not thought the accident is serious. Miners employed at the mine had to carry Newell on an improvised stretcher. three miles over snow to reach the ambulance, there being about itwo feet of snow on the ground at the mine. Mr. Hooper stated he drove his machine a short distance above the Mt. House above Goodyears Bar to meet.the party. Be a subscriber to the Nugget. FOR THE GRADUATE. IVE the graduate a lasting award. Choose quality jewelry — a fine watch in a Wadsworth case, an exquisite bracelet, or a beautiful vanity case. We will enjoy showing you our complete line of graduation gifts. We feel certain you'll discover the perfect graduation gift — just what your graduate wants and at the price you want to pay. Drop in today. HARTUNG’S Dependable Jewelers 124 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. YOU NEED AUS! SUPER-DUTY FRIGIDAIRE «WITH. THE METER-~MISER ™ . > \ y ly yee >) = DeBE 250 Commercial St _ Nevada City 122 W. Main St. Grass Valley

1 NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1937. i PAGE SIX. Miss Helen Arbogast and her! they will be participants in formal week end pay, given by the girl’s . guests, Miss Helen Jean Torvend and . A : sorority of the College of the PaMr. Dick Morrell, all from the Col. lege of the Pacific, are visiting at the . cific. home of Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Arbogast. . Miss Arbogast and her guests, ac-. companied by Mr. Ralvh Watters of Gold Flat will motor to Sonora mission Inn Saturday morning, where Alleghany. > Flowers and Sf. Jackman are Putting in a compresser to do devwork on elcpment their mine near j. . Thru the Knot Hele A Glimpse of Building Activity Vol, 1. MAY 24, 1937. \ been busy getting out the sereens for the new wing of the county hospital. These sereens were made to. specification in their own shop on ' Commercial streat. No. 49 yj / 'e-e\ _oae lastering some ofAlthough’ Paleo . ? : . i : Bark has become so . the rooms in the ced Forest Service lo‘tered building. cal offices are being well know as _ to be Sinha’ a)-aeanie doc remodelled. The old * . Murphy Paint, af; iti ‘nedtatton end Turphy Paint, wooden partitions d i . } ter our recent cam-j. are ‘being moved to: — deadening, . . 3s2n during which 1 hi ffices . we are calling your ve 3 U nS t : make the oO 1ces : we gave away Many. }more_ -.convenient attention to it again. Hot weather coming —the bark can be installed in old homes and should by all means be included in-any. new construction. Original cost is small and will be repaid to you many times in fuel savings. You get the added comfort of cool homes in hot weather for nothing. and Celotex studio board and Celotex Standard boards are being used to comslete the new arrangement. sam~-le cans cf the paint, is going} “rragt runs’. We are. pleased to be able to give away a one-half g2ilon can at~ each of the School of Economics session and hope. of course, that this will mean at least three more satisfied customers for this fine product. Contractor -B ob Steger and son have NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMP ANY “THE FUL SERVICE YARB™ Oscar J. Odeguard, Manager in! Pha-es 4698-499. Nevada “Gosh. I need five bucks and I don’t know were ‘to get it)’ “I'm glad of that. I was atraid you thought—you--eould get it from me,” Plastering tractor BillErickson has moved a Sang over -to <the court house where . he is engaged ConCity WELCOME! JANE BARTON’S HOMECRAFT INSTITUTE It will interest every woman The new Kelvinator runs only. half as many minutes per day —during the rest of the time it maintains low temperetures using no current at all. fhe new Kelvinator Is PlusPowered. it has as much as double the cooling capacity of other well-known refrigerators of equal size. ONLY KELVINATOR GIVES YOU ALL THESE ADVANTAGES BUILT-IN THERRUBBER GRIDS IN CERTIFICATEOFLOW 5-YEAR PROTECMOMETER ALL ICE TRAYS OPERATING COST TION PLAN “Goo! KELVINATOR ALPHA STORES, Ltd. NEVADA CITY—PHONE 5 GRASS VALLEY—PHONE 88 with exterior FREE! KELVIN HOME BOOK =: ,cx:<scs and description of equipment. Come in now for free copy. SHOWER FOR BRIDE Mrs. Robert Smith, a recent bride, was given a lovely miscellaneous shower by members of Ponemah ; Council, Degree of Pocahontas at their meeting last Monday evening. . She received many gifts of glassware, kitchenware, ‘tableware, etc. Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. . STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPART. MENT OF PUBLIC WORKS : DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES SACRAMENTO NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO APPROPRIATE WATER Application 894: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Ridge Mines, Inc., care of F. C. Homer, President, North San Juan California, has-under the date of April 12, 1937, applied to the Division of Water Resources, Department of ‘Public Works, State of California, for a permit to appropriate unappropriated water, subject to existing rights. : DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT Water to be appropriated from Grizzly Creek tributary to Middle Yuba River, County of Nevada. Amount applied for: 20 cubic feet per second. Diversion season named: January 1st to December 31st of each season. Water to be used for mining and domestic purposes. Point of diversion within SW%4 of SE™% of Section 22, T 18 N, R 9 BE, M. D. B. & Mg Place of use described: within SW% of SE% of Section’ 36, T 18 N, R 8 BE, M. D. B. & M. Water will be returned to Middle Yuba River in SEY of SE% of Section 25, T 18 N, R 8 BE, M. D. B. & M. ; RELATIVE TO PROTESTS Blanks upon which to submit protests will be supplied free upon request by the Division of Water Resources. Any person desiring to protest aganist the granting of such permit shall within “Sixty days: from date hereof file with the Division of Water Resources, Sacramento, California, a written protest. Such protest shall clearly set forth the protestant’s objections to the granting of the application and shall contain the following information: (1) Statement of the injury which would result to protestant from such appropriation and use. (2) The ‘basis of protestant’s water right. ‘ (3) Protestant’s past and present use of water both as to amount of water if other than irrigation. (4) The approximate location of . protestant’s land or place of use and . point of diversion ofthe water. A copy of the protest should be 'gent-to the applicant and this office notified that the same has been done. ; EDWARD HYATT, State Engineer. Dated: Sacramento, California, May <7, 1937. . May 21, 28, June 2. and 9. used and land irrigated, or use made} CAMP FIRE GIRLS COMING TO CAMP CELIO Eighteen Camp Fire Girls of Oakland came: up in their newly purchased truck-last Friday and spent the week ®nd at Camp Celio on Lake Vera. The girls realized $700 on a doughnut sale and purchased a truck from a Grass Valley firm. Later they had a new body and seats built on it giving them a splendid machine to come and go to the bay district. Miss G. Seibert was in charge of the group. : About 20 girls are expected to come up for the Decoration Day holiday. On June first the first delegation of.Camp Fire Girls will arrive at Camp Celio for their summer vacations. HYDRAULIC ASSN. SEATS OFFICERS By KATHERINE BRAITHWAITE The regular monthly meeting, of

the California Hydraulic Mining Association was held Saturday afternoon May 15 at the Bret Harte Hotel in Grass Valley. There was an election of new officers and the following members will have charge of the mext meeting at Auburn. George Hailock of Alleghany president. C. E. Clark of Relief Hill vice president. W. W. Esterley of Grass Valley, secretary. George McAuley, treasurer. Directors, I. E. Rose, George Duffy, Ralph Moss, E. B. Dudley, Ross Taylor and Dr. W. B. Hardie. The different committees appointed on the dam projects reported that difficulties are being rapidly swept away and with a few days the assurances will be on their way to the war department at Washington, D.C. Due to am_erroneous report in a local paper the public was informed that the North San Juan Ridge District had pulled away from the parent C. H. M. A. and formed a separate organization. The Ridge operaters organized a local unit of the .C. H. M. A. and at all times will-work in harmony with the parent order on all projects pertaining to the benefit of hydraulic mining men in their industry. The North San Juan local will have its next meeting Thursday evening. June 3, at Twamley Memorial hall. This will be the first of these social-business meetings and a cordial invitation is extended to all memNevada Theatre “pixilated” sisters of ‘‘Mr. Deeds FRIDAY LAND BEYOND THE LAW: :::: = Dick Foran, singing cowboy, in a thriller of pioneer days. SATURDAY LET’S MAKE A MILLION: <<: Sward Everett Horton strikes a -gusher that brings in a million laughs but the SUNDAY AND MONDAY LAST OF MRS. CHENEY: «: a ® Joan Crawford, William Powell and Robert Montgomery. Three of your merriest cutups with a yarn made to their order. A Warner Bros. starring the idea! EKdThat’s the go! Goes to Town” get after Eddie. An’M. G. M. picture three stars, GROCERIES LUX SOAP 3 bars RINSO Package FORT SUTTER ASPARAGUS Diets IXL MACARONI SAUCE ee CUBE SUGAR Package TRUPAK PEANUT BUTTER SLICED PINEAPPLE Dates CA santa MUSTARD 2 jars PALACE CORN” 2 cans Get in KELVINATOR’S great Missing Word Contest. Hear “Professor Quiz”—8p. m. E.S. T., SATURDAYS, C. B. S. MORE THAN 1000 FREE PRIZES. Phone 1 J. J. Jackson Free Delivery NOR. SAN JUAN NINE WALLOPS CAMP BRADLEY By BOB BRATTHWAITE The North San Juan baseball team played its first game on home grounds last Sunday. The Camp Bradley boys of the Forest Hill CCC came to town and the local team gave them their first set-back of the season with a score of 11 to 7. The starting battery for North San Juan was Luther Thompson and Andy Yori. Elmo Dudley replacing Thompson in the fifth. The Ridge team dropped three games before they found thmselves, but with a little ironing out on the rough places they will repeat last year’s performance and win the pennant. The next two games the boys will meet stiff opposition. Next Sunday they take on Georgetown and the following Sunday Forest Hill. Tt will require heads-up baseball to chalk up a win from these two teams. Both of these games will be played on the new Robinson Field east of North San Juan. Mrs. A. A. Cunningham, proprietress of the Willow Springs store and filling station, and Mr. Jack Brooks, owner of the Forty Niner Bar and clubrooms ‘are loyal supporters of the baseball. team. Through their generous contributions they made it possible for the local boys to have the necssary equipment and diamond accessories. Manager Virgil Church of the North San Juan Ridge runners is doing a great job of keeping the boys on their toes. He has what it takes to hold the team together in the tight places when the going is tough. The people up here are pulling for him and hope his year will be a successful one. BOWLERS TO SERVE CORN BEEF AND CABBAGE A corn beef and cabbage dinner will be served next Thursday evening-in the Elks club at which the bowling committee will be host. The netire membership is cordially invited. There. will be no charge for the dinner. WILL OF FRANK NICHOLS Mrs. .Grace Nichols, through her attorneys, Nilon, Henessy and Kelly, has filed the will of her late husband, Frank Nichols, in the superior court. The estate consists of personal property and real estate in -the southwestern part of the county. The entire estate is left to the widow, children and grand children. bers of the C. H. M. A. throughout northern California to come _ and bring his neighbor. Besides the regular business of the evening there will be a well-informed speaker from Grass Valley and Nevada City. The North San Jua local was represented at the Grass Valley meeting last Saturday by W. E. Oden, W. H. Clerkin, Kern Fogerty, William Snook, Robert Braithwaite, Mrs. W. . E. Oden, Jack Brooks and Katherine Braithwaite. TEACHERS REELECTED IN CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, May 20.—At a recent meeting of the Camptonville board of trustees of the local union high school district, Mrs. Grace Pauly and (Mrs. Constance Pfiffer were re-elected as teachers: in the Camptonville union grammar school. The board took up other matters of business and interest to the district. Mrs. Carrie Rose was elected as janitor of the local school buildings, and the usual bus operators are transporting the children, William a. Lang on the highway run and Louis Marquardt on the Mill Creek district. Miss Lesta H. Joubert has been re-elected by the high School board as teacher of the local branch high school. WOUNDED MINER 3S BROUGHT OUT OVER SNOW Alvah Hooper, of Holmes-Hooper ambulance service, was called to the Goodyears Bar section early yesterday morning to bring out Newell. The accident occurred at about two o’clock while miners were on the night shift. He suffered injury to his back and complains of pain in his leg and hip. It is not thought the accident is serious. Miners employed at the mine had to carry Newell on an improvised stretcher. three miles over snow to reach the ambulance, there being about itwo feet of snow on the ground at the mine. Mr. Hooper stated he drove his machine a short distance above the Mt. House above Goodyears Bar to meet.the party. Be a subscriber to the Nugget. FOR THE GRADUATE.. IVE the graduate a lasting award. Choose quality jewelry — a fine watch in a Wadsworth case, an exquisite bracelet, or a beautiful vanity case. We will enjoy showing you our complete line of graduation gifts. We feel certain you'll discover the perfect graduation gift — just what your graduate wants and at the price you want to pay. Drop in today. HARTUNG’S Dependable Jewelers 124 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. YOU NEED AUS! SUPER-DUTY FRIGIDAIRE «WITH. THE METER-~MISER ™ . > \ y ly yee >) = DeBE 250 Commercial St _ Nevada City 122 W. Main St. Grass Valley