May 26, 1930 (8 pages)

es 5 \ MAY 26, 1930 == 1. eS THE NEV, DA CITY NUGGET Published ay on Mondays at Nevada City, California, ard entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffic > at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year. >ny address in California, in advance ... $2.00 (Jotsiee Ue forme US. placate Three Menths One Month A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada Cit} and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and pubiiiict ot Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby "Elsie P. Willoughby Editor and Publisher Associate AS IT LOOKS TO ARIZONA OUTSIDE OF THE INTRODUCTORY paragraph in which California is charged with talking more about her mining than doing it, the balance of the following editorial which is re. printed versatim sas the May 15th issue of the Phoenix Mining Journal has much to commend it to thoughtful readers lk shaw what iniquitous legislation and hard boiled i insurance . rating bureaus can do to an industry and yet in spite of this . handicap California gold mining is slowly coming back and the new state mining association is going to turn the trick-and ' lift the compensation insurance yoke from the necks of the operators. Read what Editor Willis has to say: DRIFTS AND CROSSCUTS ‘There is more mining’ talk here, . believe,’ than any other spot in the whole world—and less mining.” This is the way on of our subscribers characterized California mining at the present time. It is‘not to be inferred that California does not have mining opportunities, it has plenty of them, it is a state rich in minefal wealth. It must not be thought that capital is lacking for mine development, there is plenty of it, but capital : is seeking the states where it is. nae opportunity to do business a and a a chance to make a profit. For many years California has keen burdened with an “‘Industrial Accident Commission,’’ one\of the many commissions Atoisted on it by a former governor. The Accident Commission gave rise to the State Compensation Insurance Fund which, it it is stated, has served as a “harbor of refuge for politicians . to end their derelicts and small craft,’’ and. every few months there appears a new volume of rules and regulations which tend to make mining more impossible. One of the California . mines showed on its annual report that during 1928-1929 its industrial accident insurance cost-53-cents per ton of ore: mined. Some cost! The rate on all people employed in mines is $9.42. California has a real problem in developing its mining. If . you are big enough to carry your.own insurance you can probably get the cost down to that of other California mines which are self-insuring, about $3.00. But it now looks as though the small mines might have their chance to better their insurance condition. The insurance committee of the Mining Association of California, with headquarters at Sacramento, has been studying this problem for many months, held many meetings,, secured the views of countlss mine operators, corresponded with every other state and, with the approval of the California Insurance Commissioner, has worked out a plan of mutual insurance ! ’ primarily for small operators. It-is to be hoped that the efforts of the Mining Association of California will be successful and that they will interest enough of the mine operators to create a volume of businss that will make it possible to handle economically. They should be able to reduce insurance rates one-half or more than is being done elsewhere. It is a crime to permit the magnificent mining resources of California to go by the board simply because those who are most interested hesitate about working together for mutual benefit. If there is any state in the union that needs a strongly organized and liberally patronized mining association, it is California: Insurance is but one of their problems although it is probably the most costly one. The Mining Association of California has 500 members, it should have 5000, and it will have 5000 when the people of the state, who are directly and indirectly interested in mining progress, awaken to the fact that the opportunity is there but it is not being grasped. California ordinarily overlooks but few bets in promoting and developing itself, but here is one that needs attention—right now. THE RECORD OF GOLD MINING in California will stand up with the output of our neighboring states for the past eighty years and present day production is well worth considering. As to whether Nevada County is. merely blowing off steam when it talks of mining activity it is well to remind the friend of the Arizona Editor that this county alone has consistently produced an avrage well in excess of two millions yearly almost entirely from quartz and this has gone on vear in and out. If this be merely talk, consult the records. California mining has suffered grievously from the unjust burdens placed upon it by supine legislators. For this the industry itself is very largely to blamie because it refused to organize and present a solid front to fight our battles. The new organization is fast gaining batting strength and that is what will cause politicians to be a little wary of. further encumbering it. Instead of being merely an organizatidn to interest a few of the large operators the association has consistently catered to the smaller operators, even down to the prospctors, as it is on these.that the future production must: rest. If you havn't contributed your mite to boost the cause, get busy today and sign up’and swell the ranks. Our local chapter is already . starts. Start Annuels in Wide, Shollc: Shatiow Boxes The season is now at hand to start those annuals wanted for eurly effect in the garden, particularly to trans plant into tulip beds toe give color in \place of the yellowing leaves of the bats While it may be a little too early for the cold frame or hethbed in . ten weeks stocks, salvias and verbenas for early bloom. Snapdrigons also ‘ean be got going to geod advantage as they require a_ longer growing season before coming into full beauty Nhan many annuals. Give them Wlenty of air. Cover the boxes with g until germination Then that the glass is raised wutiseete in admit. plenty of air. Do not place ik full sun with the glass over them ¢ They are TKEIY to he scalded. ; : Bake the earth and \sift finely be fore planting the seedS, Place the rough material over a layer of_tittle stones or broken flower pet in the boftom of the box and the \fine soil above this .Firm before planting the sely. aa , tgp Poorly ee ae ia The Soi! in Ssed Boxes Should Be Firmed Before Planting the Seeds seed. On cold nights move the seed box. away from the window. The boxes do not need sun until the seeds begin to germinate. They may be kept fin any convenient place until the sprouts begin to show, but at this time they must be moved to the light. Don’t sow too thickly. Sow thinly and sow in rows. The. seed box ean be ruled off into rows an ineh or half inch apart and it will-bemuch easier to transplant from rows with loss than if you kave to afg-into a thick and broadcast planting, less THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, T,_ CALIFORNIA PERU J Cover seeds double their thickness. Do not bury too deep. Fine seeds merely press, on the surface of the soil. Water the boxes by dipping them in a tub or pan of water, not by pouring water on the surface. 3e sure that the seed boxes have . ample drainage so that watering them) from below in this manner is a simple Seeds Started in Boxes Will Be Ready to Transplant in Place of Tulips. and practical, process. Too much water is death to seedings: keep them moist but not wet. “Turn the boxes from day to day so the seedlings will not grow one-sided stretching to the tight. The usnal seed box used in the florists’ trade is technically known as a “flat.” This means a wide, shallow box. About three inches deep or even fess is the usual size. Boxes from the grocery ean be sawed down readily for this~ ‘purpose or they can be Nmanufactured, It is best to make them, fer better lnmber is put into them and thdy will last for several seasons. Even with hotbeds or cold frames the sed box usually is brought. into use either to set into the frames or for starting seeds indoors especiaHy of plants Which need close watching to regulate temperature and moisture. Under the general term of garden franies are included the hotbed, the cold frame, There is no more\ useful adjunct to successful gardening and, once in stalled, a gardener Wonders how he ever got along without one. They are fundamentally merely a wooden frame to support glass, sash—-being made In ;: standard sizes to fit the usual 3 by 6foot unit and now they are made in half size for convenience in handling. . Try some new annuals this -year, There is an unusually fine selection of new things and old favorites that have been brought back into circulation from which to select, the largest chapter in the state and steadily growing. AAW we the native sau) of IRELAND cn Ni ceannoéchthar ar airgead a sarughadh “The best money can buy”— that’s what it means. Itis always less expensive to use the best, as results are more satisfactory. Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup does not trifle with your confi= dence because it contains no substitutes, nofillcrs, noadulterants, no artificial coloring or artificial flavors. It is guaranteed 100 per cent pure. In the quality field it stands without an equal.Aged 3 Months in the Making Bab Re fove cppie book Tells how to use Budweiser Malt for improving home baking and candy making. Every Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup peckaay has a picture of Tony” on top of the can. Said ld Everywhere. je as Budweiser . . Barley-Malt Syrup — LIGHT OR DARK ~ RICH IN BODY ~ NOT sre Mebius & Drescher Compan Distributors, Sa amento, Calif, ge ANHEUSER BUSCI aa ST. LOUIS » “Also Makers of Busch Extra Dry Ginger Ale BM-157 oe HILLS CREST AUTO WRECKERS New and uséd parts for all Makes of Cars We buy and seil Junk of All Kinds A SPLENDID toes ice 410 E. Main Street . ‘Phone 150 Grass Valley ‘ 17 Powell Street at Market ipa . THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION . FINE WATCH REPAIRIN( Radice Servicing and Repair CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 15: Work Called for and Delivere T.E. FARROW SAN FRANCISCO an important convenience to you This coupon entitles hfltes toFREE © Yellow Taxi—depot to.Turpin Hotel. ® FREE GARAGE ee tites instruments, and may be traded later toward a grand instuments. Bilas Marx Music Company through the cooperation of the Harmony Shop of. Grass Valley offers exceptionally low’ terms and large discounts on all pianos now in the floors of the Harmony Shop. This includes both new and. used or reproducing z Toilet Articles.ELLAS MARX MUSIC CO., : : Sacramento. Calif. . and the small seed frames. ! eee operede gegen ig erie een eis Sebo fetes) feoh raw athe o mes % ies i a i a a Zetetetetetetete enone re ae ao a Beet tetetetets Setesestet se oesfeaestestesteseste : : HEADACHES NEURALGIA QUICK RELIEF : “One Minute’? Headache. Powders nerve-racking headaches. 25c—Box of 24 Tablets R, E HARRIS THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE The Rerxolt SPR RE ce OE Home of the VICTOR Radio mee fe of oe aera neaBeite oft age oke she cfc of okt 1% Store teat Seats ofc Sfesks SH tetot seatfetetoterteste eat theo : ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS % That Make The Meal a Banquet * x * At this store you can obain everyhing you need for + . that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious Sa * +9, us-a trial and be convinced. J. J. JACKSON THE RUSE LE£L ©) BEAUTY SHUPPE Hair Dressing and Beauty Work. Famous Adele Miller Louise Martin _In Tablet Form-—— In order to present a uniform, consistént and accurateé’headache powder, we offer one which is molded into an easily disintegrating tablet. Keep a box handy to banish those , SP perlesle re enhe erento ste ole oe neta sts-feaherleris riers ale tli le ne ok te Morte ihe 2s fe oft steaks stent sherk dishes and odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promply delivered. We disappoint no one. Just give Phor . Number One We Deliver > i BHM eieoiemioieioienioleiofeielefeietes pected inate = ee a se vane TS . BR, LD Bm ° Oy ECLIOIS ~ niente 8 \ fo ‘ok 70 Bs LN ¢( Abia e ‘yy 4 a a "Floating tte» : — Rooms Porat ate bath SINGLE OR ENS VITE Unsur upassed dining service Specia al advantages for automobile Tete your Automobile perce SACRAMENTS Seana eatin MAKE RESERVATIONS Phate MAIN 4620 © ‘Foot or M S@xreET

es 5 \ MAY 26, 1930 == 1. eS THE NEV, DA CITY NUGGET Published ay on Mondays at Nevada City, California, ard entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffic > at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year. >ny address in California, in advance ..... $2.00 (Jotsiee Ue forme US. placate Three Menths One Month A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada Cit} and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and pubiiiict ot Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby "Elsie P. Willoughby Editor and Publisher Associate AS IT LOOKS TO ARIZONA OUTSIDE OF THE INTRODUCTORY paragraph in which California is charged with talking more about her mining than doing it, the balance of the following editorial which is re. printed versatim sas the May 15th issue of the Phoenix Mining Journal has much to commend it to thoughtful readers lk shaw what iniquitous legislation and hard boiled i insurance . rating bureaus can do to an industry and yet in spite of this . handicap California gold mining is slowly coming back and the new state mining association is going to turn the trick-and ' lift the compensation insurance yoke from the necks of the operators. Read what Editor Willis has to say: DRIFTS AND CROSSCUTS ‘There is more mining’ talk here, . believe,’ than any other spot in the whole world—and less mining.” This is the way on of our subscribers characterized California mining at the present time. It is‘not to be inferred that California does not have mining opportunities, it has plenty of them, it is a state rich in minefal wealth. It must not be thought that capital is lacking for mine development, there is plenty of it, but capital : is seeking the states where it is. nae opportunity to do business a and a a chance to make a profit. For many years California has keen burdened with an “‘Industrial Accident Commission,’’ one\of the many commissions Atoisted on it by a former governor. The Accident Commission gave rise to the State Compensation Insurance Fund which, it it is stated, has served as a “harbor of refuge for politicians . to end their derelicts and small craft,’’ and. every few months there appears a new volume of rules and regulations which tend to make mining more impossible. One of the California . mines showed on its annual report that during 1928-1929 its industrial accident insurance cost-53-cents per ton of ore: mined. Some cost! The rate on all people employed in mines is $9.42. California has a real problem in developing its mining. If . you are big enough to carry your.own insurance you can probably get the cost down to that of other California mines which are self-insuring, about $3.00. But it now looks as though the small mines might have their chance to better their insurance condition. The insurance committee of the Mining Association of California, with headquarters at Sacramento, has been studying this problem for many months, held many meetings,, secured the views of countlss mine operators, corresponded with every other state and, with the approval of the California Insurance Commissioner, has worked out a plan of mutual insurance ! ’ primarily for small operators. It-is to be hoped that the efforts of the Mining Association of California will be successful and that they will interest enough of the mine operators to create a volume of businss that will make it possible to handle economically. They should be able to reduce insurance rates one-half or more than is being done elsewhere. It is a crime to permit the magnificent mining resources of California to go by the board simply because those who are most interested hesitate about working together for mutual benefit. If there is any state in the union that needs a strongly organized and liberally patronized mining association, it is California: Insurance is but one of their problems although it is probably the most costly one. The Mining Association of California has 500 members, it should have 5000, and it will have 5000 when the people of the state, who are directly and indirectly interested in mining progress, awaken to the fact that the opportunity is there but it is not being grasped. California ordinarily overlooks but few bets in promoting and developing itself, but here is one that needs attention—right now. THE RECORD OF GOLD MINING in California will stand up with the output of our neighboring states for the past eighty years and present day production is well worth considering. As to whether Nevada County is. merely blowing off steam when it talks of mining activity it is well to remind the friend of the Arizona Editor that this county alone has consistently produced an avrage well in excess of two millions yearly almost entirely from quartz and this has gone on vear in and out. If this be merely talk, consult the records. California mining has suffered grievously from the unjust burdens placed upon it by supine legislators. For this the industry itself is very largely to blamie because it refused to organize and present a solid front to fight our battles. The new organization is fast gaining batting strength and that is what will cause politicians to be a little wary of. further encumbering it. Instead of being merely an organizatidn to interest a few of the large operators the association has consistently catered to the smaller operators, even down to the prospctors, as it is on these.that the future production must: rest. If you havn't contributed your mite to boost the cause, get busy today and sign up’and swell the ranks. Our local chapter is already . starts. Start Annuels in Wide, Shollc: Shatiow Boxes The season is now at hand to start those annuals wanted for eurly effect in the garden, particularly to trans plant into tulip beds toe give color in \place of the yellowing leaves of the bats While it may be a little too early for the cold frame or hethbed in . ten weeks stocks, salvias and verbenas for early bloom. Snapdrigons also ‘ean be got going to geod advantage as they require a_ longer growing season before coming into full beauty Nhan many annuals. Give them Wlenty of air. Cover the boxes with g until germination Then that the glass is raised wutiseete in admit. plenty of air. Do not place ik full sun with the glass over them ¢ They are TKEIY to he scalded. ; : Bake the earth and \sift finely be fore planting the seedS, Place the rough material over a layer of_tittle stones or broken flower pet in the boftom of the box and the \fine soil above this .Firm before planting the sely. aa , tgp Poorly ee ae ia The Soi! in Ssed Boxes Should Be Firmed Before Planting the Seeds seed. On cold nights move the seed box. away from the window. The boxes do not need sun until the seeds begin to germinate. They may be kept fin any convenient place until the sprouts begin to show, but at this time they must be moved to the light. Don’t sow too thickly. Sow thinly and sow in rows. The. seed box ean be ruled off into rows an ineh or half inch apart and it will-bemuch easier to transplant from rows with loss than if you kave to afg-into a thick and broadcast planting, less THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, T,_ CALIFORNIA PERU J Cover seeds double their thickness. Do not bury too deep. Fine seeds merely press, on the surface of the soil. Water the boxes by dipping them in a tub or pan of water, not by pouring water on the surface. 3e sure that the seed boxes have . ample drainage so that watering them) from below in this manner is a simple Seeds Started in Boxes Will Be Ready to Transplant in Place of Tulips. and practical, process. Too much water is death to seedings: keep them moist but not wet. “Turn the boxes from day to day so the seedlings will not grow one-sided stretching to the tight. The usnal seed box used in the florists’ trade is technically known as a “flat.” This means a wide, shallow box. About three inches deep or even fess is the usual size. Boxes from the grocery ean be sawed down readily for this~ ‘purpose or they can be Nmanufactured, It is best to make them, fer better lnmber is put into them and

thdy will last for several seasons. Even with hotbeds or cold frames the sed box usually is brought. into use either to set into the frames or for starting seeds indoors especiaHy of plants Which need close watching to regulate temperature and moisture. Under the general term of garden franies are included the hotbed, the cold frame, There is no more\ useful adjunct to successful gardening and, once in stalled, a gardener Wonders how he ever got along without one. They are fundamentally merely a wooden frame to support glass, sash—-being made In ;: standard sizes to fit the usual 3 by 6foot unit and now they are made in half size for convenience in handling. . Try some new annuals this -year, There is an unusually fine selection of new things and old favorites that have been brought back into circulation from which to select, the largest chapter in the state and steadily growing. AAW we the native sau) of IRELAND cn Ni ceannoéchthar ar airgead a sarughadh “The best money can buy”— that’s what it means. Itis always less expensive to use the best, as results are more satisfactory. Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup does not trifle with your confi= dence because it contains no substitutes, nofillcrs, noadulterants, no artificial coloring or artificial flavors. It is guaranteed 100 per cent pure. In the quality field it stands without an equal.Aged 3 Months in the Making Bab Re fove cppie book Tells how to use Budweiser Malt for improving home baking and candy making. Every Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup peckaay has a picture of Tony” on top of the can. Said ld Everywhere. je as Budweiser . . Barley-Malt Syrup — LIGHT OR DARK ~ RICH IN BODY ~ NOT sre Mebius & Drescher Compan Distributors, Sa amento, Calif, ge ANHEUSER BUSCI aa ST. LOUIS » “Also Makers of Busch Extra Dry Ginger Ale BM-157 oe HILLS CREST AUTO WRECKERS New and uséd parts for all Makes of Cars We buy and seil Junk of All Kinds A SPLENDID toes ice 410 E. Main Street . ‘Phone 150 Grass Valley ‘ 17 Powell Street at Market ipa . THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION . FINE WATCH REPAIRIN( Radice Servicing and Repair CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 15: Work Called for and Delivere T.E. FARROW SAN FRANCISCO an important convenience to you This coupon entitles hfltes toFREE © Yellow Taxi—depot to.Turpin Hotel. ® FREE GARAGE ee tites instruments, and may be traded later toward a grand instuments. Bilas Marx Music Company through the cooperation of the Harmony Shop of. Grass Valley offers exceptionally low’ terms and large discounts on all pianos now in the floors of the Harmony Shop. This includes both new and. used or reproducing z Toilet Articles.ELLAS MARX MUSIC CO., : : Sacramento. Calif. . and the small seed frames. ! eee operede gegen ig erie een eis Sebo fetes) feoh raw athe o mes % ies i a i a a Zetetetetetetete enone re ae ao a Beet tetetetets Setesestet se oesfeaestestesteseste : : HEADACHES NEURALGIA QUICK RELIEF : “One Minute’? Headache. Powders nerve-racking headaches. 25c—Box of 24 Tablets R, E HARRIS THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE The Rerxolt SPR RE ce OE Home of the VICTOR Radio mee fe of oe aera neaBeite oft age oke she cfc of okt 1% Store teat Seats ofc Sfesks SH tetot seatfetetoterteste eat theo : ALL THE ODDS AND ENDS % That Make The Meal a Banquet * x * At this store you can obain everyhing you need for + . that meal in the grocery line. We have all the delicious Sa * +9, us-a trial and be convinced. J. J. JACKSON THE RUSE LE£L ©) BEAUTY SHUPPE Hair Dressing and Beauty Work. Famous Adele Miller Louise Martin _In Tablet Form-—— In order to present a uniform, consistént and accurateé’headache powder, we offer one which is molded into an easily disintegrating tablet. Keep a box handy to banish those , SP perlesle re enhe erento ste ole oe neta sts-feaherleris riers ale tli le ne ok te Morte ihe 2s fe oft steaks stent sherk dishes and odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promply delivered. We disappoint no one. Just give Phor . Number One We Deliver > i BHM eieoiemioieioienioleiofeielefeietes pected inate = ee a se vane TS . BR, LD Bm ° Oy ECLIOIS ~ niente 8 \ fo ‘ok 70 Bs LN ¢( Abia e ‘yy 4 a a "Floating tte» : — Rooms Porat ate bath SINGLE OR ENS VITE Unsur upassed dining service Specia al advantages for automobile Tete your Automobile perce SACRAMENTS Seana eatin MAKE RESERVATIONS Phate MAIN 4620 © ‘Foot or M S@xreET