November 13, 1936 (6 pages)

Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, £879. >, % SUBSCRIPTION RATES + One year (In Advance) Ure Sule s stat acer $2.50 a fertetertestesfeaterteteieteieteiotetetotegeieieieienoies esteseteatesteted This Deadliest November _(Contributed) As winter approaches and the rains begin in California, wise motorists are remembering that slippery roads mean death to the unwary. Reasons for extra caution in wet weather are obvious on The monthly avere t fe) ce enough, but for any who might be inclined to doubt the laws of physics, there are also statistics. Last year November was the deadliest month streets and highways of California. There were 303 persons killed. December was next, with 301. was 234. he ge To be.on the safe side, it might pay to follow these susgestions offered last week by the California Highway Patrol: See that windshield wiper is in good condition and keep windshield clean, replace badly worn tires, learn how to stop with out skidding, adjust brakes and lights, keep window open for hand signals, and avoid running on slippery rails. California’s accident record to date this year is appallter. No other state approaches this, New York being second with 1861 deaths. ing. By October first the toll was 2088 deaths, compared to 1945 on the same date of the previous year of record slaugha) When the year’s final totals are counted, California wil! stand at the top of the national dishonor roll. It’s too late now to avoid that disgrace. But it is not too late for extra caution to save many lives during the rainy, and deadliest, months to come. If you love life, remember this. ‘wrong moment, and quick as a flash it’s all over forever. Just one skid at the Me wt Droreeraprer 107 Mill St. Grass Valley co studio that Good photos at reasonable satisfies. prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing service. i SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET annual which was held Saturday and Sunday, November adventures and speeches today in an assembly before the local high schoo: group. a eo the twentieth Conference, to Boys The deld@gcates Older in Sacratheir 7 and &8, mento, will give accounts of Each delegate will be required to give a speech on a part of the conference which was assigned to therm. John Harding, local high schooi student -body president, will introduce the followings speakers: Todd Bonner, Lacy Jones, -David McCranney, Fred Garrison, Carl Tobiassen, Ernest Young and Reg Kennedy, who was elected vice president of next years’. conference. The building revival is much bigger than we had dreamed. A local hotel tablecloth yesterday carried a penciled plan of a sixteen room house. FOR 1936 The taxes on all ie aaa property secured by real property and onehalf of the taxes on all real proverty for the fiscal year beginning July 1. 1926, and ending June 30, 1937 will be due and payable on the 2na eent will be prior thereto eight per and if added to the amount thereof, to the amount thereof, together wiih a ahem charge of fifty cents aed . each lot, piece or parcel of land sep arately ann and for each assessment of personal property. All taxes may be paid at the time the first installment as ‘herein provided is due and payable. .Taxes are payable at the County Court House, Nevada City, California. FRANK STEEL, County Tax Collector. County Court House, Nevada City, California. Shippers Heard “Tie-Up” and Looked Over The Fence Into Railroad Yards Bhteteeeter totter Gauge There’s a locomotive idly puffing in its own steam at are waiting be shunted to the main track on a moment’s notice. primed and waiting motor delivery van. waiting—the railroad is lined up for emergency. roundhouse. .Within a stone’s throw Not over 150 miles from busy Nevada City and Grass Valley M ste Se enferfe stents ofeste sles Life oftete se nleelny ele selene ste alee sie fetes! Repu orforlerfete rhe slerle nie sferfenfe tle ale nels ole (Se ole Je ole +e le the fe ale oho s) In the rail yard is a There’s an air of preparation -and exists an atmosphere of trade dulled through inactivity. steamers doze against the pull of lax anchor chains. mant. : When shipping difficulties were felt on San Francisco-Sacramento river boat barges, shippers of the bay area swung their volumne to inland And freight moves on without with maintenance of delivery schedule upon which railroad men routing via ‘rail lines, themselves. Your \Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad plays an important role in moving congested freight through its cooperative reception of locally consigned goods at Colfax, or by its direct Sacramento-to-Nevada C ounty trucking service. In preparation for any emergency of maintaining schedules the Narrow Gauge maintains auxiliary “rolling stock’’—ready to go example of railroad service, on moment’s notice! Another humanity! ~ Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad! Railroad Nevada County Trucking Company Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad-Stage Lines Nevada Pacific Trucking Agency 85 cents out of every Narrew Gauge dollar goes in wages or material purchaseég. The River steamers rub pilings with coastal transports. stormed against tie-up of waterway shipping channels. are “a friend in need and a friend indeed’'—the interruption to the community 8 erecieigee” Narrow cars, to the freight there Cargo laden docks are dor-Shippers that falling back toa o, + and pride Se she he We et oY, Yesfestastesteateateatert Rerferfeg xe oe ate) i + dedicated to ‘yc. ABSENTEE VOTE ALSOFAVORS MAN ballots much as county citizens who voted CARVETH INS. BLDG. ance Company of Coyote and day of November, 1936 and will be delingduent on December 5, 19536, at five o’clock p. m., and unless paid} ly tile in quaint Moorish pattern is be. @ omission?’’ After young lady offered: to have committed, and haven’t.”’ eeu % . the IN WHITE HOUSE That abeentee’ vot voters cast their home precincts was with the comple294 absenclerk's ofpolled 189 Republican in their shown yesterday tion of tabulation of the tee votes by the county fice, Democratic electors votes as against the count of 89. One Social'st vote recorded and no Communist. These were the results tahulated following a canvas of.all ballots by the coun. ty supervisors. Voters who have} moved out of the county and those} who are ill in distant lospitals com: iY prise the majority of absentees Most of the absentee votes out from the clerks office parts of California although a went to Oregon, Nevada, and Utah. One vote was sent to Canada, to be carried over the border on election day and stamped within the . United States. Another voter mark. ed his ‘ballot before a notary in! Washington, D, C. and returned it here for the official tabulation. were sent few to other ' Montreal, . . yes ook ry Si RE NEARING COMPLETION the “the ‘ Car veth Insur. office at the corner Main site ee is rapid. Multi-colored . ‘ 2 Tevet. xe ' Remodeling oe ae Z ne being completed. = said one-half be not paid before the ing placed below the windows. The . 8s April 20, 1937 at five o’clock p. m., brick building will be painted cream ee, an additional three per cent will be. and the-grilled iron porch will be . BY added thereto. The remaining one-]. finished in green and brown ctip. BY half of the taxes on all real prop-. pling. . BF erty will be payable on and after the January 20, 1936, and will be delin: ee e & quent on the April 20, 1937, at five The pastor was examining one o &@ o'clock p. m. and untess paid prior. the younger classes, and asked the . ie thereto three per cent will be addedj. question: “What are the sins of a little silence one; “Please, sir, they’re sins we ought fs The cement has set on the lower part of the new addition court house and forms are being removed. The winding stanway and well for the elevator, front and on the southeast corner of off, appear when completed. Salil decade hid bone ease case FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13.1936. NEW TODAY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY COURT HOUSE PROGRESS to the ROOMS FOR RENT—With running water and private entrances. With4, or without board. 120 Grove St., Nevada City. located in immense building, have the forms giving some idea of how it will Subscribe for The ihe. ate Shop Early 3 And Save 3 PS RS It’s Time For Christmas ShopEs ping! Start Now at Breuner’s_ . a and Save! ae Already Breuner’s has a brand new complete stock je wi ae feriiah: . 5 er home furnishings, linens, toys, houseware, apjm pliances, floor coverings, china, glassware from a which to select your Christmas Gifts! Shop now! gf Shop more leisurely . . . .more efficiently. and save! Shop now—because: Aint Bi ay !. The Selection is Greater! is 2. Our Floors are Less Crowded! ie 3. Special Merchandise is Easier to Obtain! a 4. Shopping Will Be Less Tiring and More Satisae factory! Ens 5. We'll hold your purchases for Christmas! fs Be Ne a ai SIXTH & K STS. SACRAMENTO ni ig wf Our biggest Edwards DEPENDABLE COFFEE Quality blend of Central and South American coffees. A favorite for )more than 30 years.2 Lbs. Guaranteed to please AIRWAY COFFEE mellow flavor. Waele Lb. . roast, ground to order at f, moment of purchase.3 Lbs. Be SAFEWAY Low Prices effective Nov. 13-19 Incl. CORN No. 2 cans ])¥/2c Del Monte Tiny Kernel CORN -No. 2 can 10¢ lowa ‘Fender Sweet NIBLETS 12 oz. can 13¢ Del Maize PUMPKIN— Large No. 2'/2 can Libbys 10¢ .§ Tomato Soup Van Camps Jumbo CREAM OF WHEAT Lge. pkg. ?3¢ WHEAT seller! Mild, oldinleleley toleeteleetoledeetleeteteatubedetototeetotetetototetatutetatetage %, + TOPS in the coffee field. Rich, distinctive flavor Ground when you buy it, for your own method of brewing NOB HILL COFFEE Lb. jc Carnation FRUIT PEEL Orange, Lemon or WALNUTS— No. 1 Diamond Baby Emeralds eu Lb. Citron Thompson Seedless -‘Jell Well PACKAGE Assorted Cube F ona Dabasanantahcess snncdesupasakevecacabwenpasccesedestnaseee Soap Sale SCOTCH-SOAP— 214 bb. pkg. Granulated PEETS POWDER — LARGE FLOUR—Kitchen Kraft Extra Quality HARVEST BLOSSOM Ali Purpose Family Flour EL GRANDE FORMAY BEER—Brown Derby in cans Chocolate Candy FANCY ASSORTED ES ae 9 lbs. $1 09 3 pound tin 55c —12 oz. 3 for 25c 2 cans 5c PACKAGE 7. o2i22.-. sccce ene eee 27c Shortening SUPER SUDS — GIANT PACKAGE 25 0 18c OXYDOL In bottles 11 oz LARGE PACKAGE ... 2ic LUX TOILET SOAP Case of 24 Bottles el & > “ bwtea 3 19¢ (Plus Bottle Deposit) RINSO SOUP—Heinz LARGE PACKAGE ... 20c All Varieties ‘Except Chickea Gumbo, Clam Chowder Consomme TSAFEWwRAY: CROCER FLAKES Lge. pkg. 22c os lb. 18¢. RAISINS 4 lb. pkg. 25c FANCY ASSORTED . 2 Ib. box 55c OLD FASHIONED DROPS 2 lbs. 25c si cece ni si ab cape ics nai iceman _ZEE TISSUE 3 rolls ] Jc 49 lbs. $1.75 i 49 Ibs. $95 rere Pras ccacrs “ay Fs : ee a ae ee ce ten ted eae ne Old Gale Wier “Yee teers MC” © be i ee

Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, £879. >, % SUBSCRIPTION RATES + One year (In Advance) Ure Sule s stat acer $2.50 a fertetertestesfeaterteteieteieteiotetetotegeieieieienoies esteseteatesteted This Deadliest November _(Contributed) As winter approaches and the rains begin in California, wise motorists are remembering that slippery roads mean death to the unwary. Reasons for extra caution in wet weather are obvious on The monthly avere t fe) ce enough, but for any who might be inclined to doubt the laws of physics, there are also statistics. Last year November was the deadliest month streets and highways of California. There were 303 persons killed. December was next, with 301. was 234. he ge To be.on the safe side, it might pay to follow these susgestions offered last week by the California Highway Patrol: See that windshield wiper is in good condition and keep windshield clean, replace badly worn tires, learn how to stop with out skidding, adjust brakes and lights, keep window open for hand signals, and avoid running on slippery rails. California’s accident record to date this year is appallter. No other state approaches this, New York being second with 1861 deaths. ing. By October first the toll was 2088 deaths, compared to 1945 on the same date of the previous year of record slaugha) When the year’s final totals are counted, California wil! stand at the top of the national dishonor roll. It’s too late now to avoid that disgrace. But it is not too late for extra caution to save many lives during the rainy, and deadliest, months to come. If you love life, remember this. ‘wrong moment, and quick as a flash it’s all over forever. Just one skid at the Me wt Droreeraprer 107 Mill St. Grass Valley co studio that Good photos at reasonable satisfies. prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing service. i SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET annual which was held Saturday and Sunday, November adventures and speeches today in an assembly before the local high schoo: group. a eo the twentieth Conference, to Boys The deld@gcates Older in Sacratheir 7 and &8, mento, will give accounts of Each delegate will be required to give a speech on a part of the conference which was assigned to therm. John Harding, local high schooi student -body president, will introduce the followings speakers: Todd Bonner, Lacy Jones, -David McCranney, Fred Garrison, Carl Tobiassen, Ernest Young and Reg Kennedy, who was elected vice president of next years’. conference. The building revival is much bigger than we had dreamed. A local hotel tablecloth yesterday carried a penciled plan of a sixteen room house. FOR 1936 The taxes on all ie aaa property secured by real property and onehalf of the taxes on all real proverty for the fiscal year beginning July 1. 1926, and ending June 30, 1937 will be due and payable on the 2na eent will be prior thereto eight per and if added to the amount thereof, to the amount thereof, together wiih a ahem charge of fifty cents aed . each lot, piece or parcel of land sep arately ann and for each assessment of personal property. All taxes may be paid at the time the first installment as ‘herein provided is due and payable. .Taxes are payable at the County Court House, Nevada City, California. FRANK STEEL, County Tax Collector. County Court House, Nevada City, California. Shippers Heard “Tie-Up” and Looked Over The Fence Into Railroad Yards Bhteteeeter totter Gauge There’s a locomotive idly puffing in its own steam at are waiting be shunted to the main track on a moment’s notice. primed and waiting motor delivery van. waiting—the railroad is lined up for emergency. roundhouse. .Within a stone’s throw Not over 150 miles from busy Nevada City and Grass Valley M ste Se enferfe stents ofeste sles Life oftete se nleelny ele selene ste alee sie fetes! Repu orforlerfete rhe slerle nie sferfenfe tle ale nels ole (Se ole Je ole +e le the fe ale oho s) In the rail yard is a There’s an air of preparation -and exists an atmosphere of trade dulled through inactivity. steamers doze against the pull of lax anchor chains. mant. : When shipping difficulties were felt on San Francisco-Sacramento river boat barges, shippers of the bay area swung their volumne to inland And freight moves on without with maintenance of delivery schedule upon which railroad men routing via ‘rail lines, themselves. Your \Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad plays an important role in moving congested freight through its cooperative reception of locally consigned goods at Colfax, or by its direct Sacramento-to-Nevada C ounty trucking service. In preparation for any emergency of maintaining schedules the Narrow Gauge maintains auxiliary “rolling stock’’—ready to go example of railroad service, on moment’s notice! Another humanity! ~ Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad! Railroad Nevada County Trucking Company Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad-Stage Lines Nevada Pacific Trucking Agency 85 cents out of every Narrew Gauge dollar goes in wages or material purchaseég. The River steamers rub pilings with coastal transports. stormed against tie-up of waterway shipping channels. are “a friend in need and a friend indeed’'—the interruption to the community 8 erecieigee” Narrow cars, to the freight there Cargo laden docks are dor-Shippers that falling back toa o, + and pride Se she he We et oY, Yesfestastesteateateatert Rerferfeg xe oe ate) i + dedicated to ‘yc. ABSENTEE VOTE ALSOFAVORS MAN ballots much as county citizens who voted CARVETH INS. BLDG. ance Company of Coyote and day of November, 1936 and will be delingduent on December 5, 19536, at five o’clock p. m., and unless paid} ly tile in quaint Moorish pattern is be. @ omission?’’ After young lady offered: to have committed, and haven’t.”’ eeu % . the IN WHITE HOUSE That abeentee’ vot voters cast their home precincts was with the comple294 absenclerk's ofpolled 189 Republican in their shown yesterday tion of tabulation of the tee votes by the county fice, Democratic electors votes as against the count of 89. One Social'st vote recorded and no Communist. These were the results tahulated following

a canvas of.all ballots by the coun. ty supervisors. Voters who have} moved out of the county and those} who are ill in distant lospitals com: iY prise the majority of absentees Most of the absentee votes out from the clerks office parts of California although a went to Oregon, Nevada, and Utah. One vote was sent to Canada, to be carried over the border on election day and stamped within the . United States. Another voter mark. ed his ‘ballot before a notary in! Washington, D, C. and returned it here for the official tabulation. were sent few to other ' Montreal, . . yes ook ry Si RE NEARING COMPLETION the “the ‘ Car veth Insur. office at the corner Main site ee is rapid. Multi-colored . ‘ 2 Tevet. xe ' Remodeling oe ae Z ne being completed. = said one-half be not paid before the ing placed below the windows. The . 8s April 20, 1937 at five o’clock p. m., brick building will be painted cream ee, an additional three per cent will be. and the-grilled iron porch will be . BY added thereto. The remaining one-]. finished in green and brown ctip. BY half of the taxes on all real prop-. pling. . BF erty will be payable on and after the January 20, 1936, and will be delin: ee e & quent on the April 20, 1937, at five The pastor was examining one o &@ o'clock p. m. and untess paid prior. the younger classes, and asked the . ie thereto three per cent will be addedj. question: “What are the sins of a little silence one; “Please, sir, they’re sins we ought fs The cement has set on the lower part of the new addition court house and forms are being removed. The winding stanway and well for the elevator, front and on the southeast corner of off, appear when completed. Salil decade hid bone ease case FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13.1936. NEW TODAY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY COURT HOUSE PROGRESS to the ROOMS FOR RENT—With running water and private entrances. With4, or without board. 120 Grove St., Nevada City. located in immense building, have the forms giving some idea of how it will Subscribe for The ihe. ate Shop Early 3 And Save 3 PS RS It’s Time For Christmas ShopEs ping! Start Now at Breuner’s_ . a and Save! ae Already Breuner’s has a brand new complete stock je wi ae feriiah: . 5 er home furnishings, linens, toys, houseware, apjm pliances, floor coverings, china, glassware from a which to select your Christmas Gifts! Shop now! gf Shop more leisurely .. . . .more efficiently.. and save! Shop now—because: Aint Bi ay !. The Selection is Greater! is 2. Our Floors are Less Crowded! ie 3. Special Merchandise is Easier to Obtain! a 4. Shopping Will Be Less Tiring and More Satisae factory! Ens 5. We'll hold your purchases for Christmas! fs Be Ne a ai SIXTH & K STS. SACRAMENTO ni ig wf Our biggest Edwards DEPENDABLE COFFEE Quality blend of Central and South American coffees. A favorite for )more than 30 years.2 Lbs. Guaranteed to please AIRWAY COFFEE mellow flavor. Waele Lb. . roast, ground to order at f, moment of purchase.3 Lbs. Be SAFEWAY Low Prices effective Nov. 13-19 Incl. CORN No. 2 cans ])¥/2c Del Monte Tiny Kernel CORN -No. 2 can 10¢ lowa ‘Fender Sweet NIBLETS 12 oz. can 13¢ Del Maize PUMPKIN— Large No. 2'/2 can Libbys 10¢ .§ Tomato Soup Van Camps Jumbo CREAM OF WHEAT Lge. pkg. ?3¢ WHEAT seller! Mild, oldinleleley toleeteleetoledeetleeteteatubedetototeetotetetototetatutetatetage %, + TOPS in the coffee field. Rich, distinctive flavor Ground when you buy it, for your own method of brewing NOB HILL COFFEE Lb. jc Carnation FRUIT PEEL Orange, Lemon or WALNUTS— No. 1 Diamond Baby Emeralds eu Lb. Citron Thompson Seedless -‘Jell Well PACKAGE Assorted Cube F ona Dabasanantahcess snncdesupasakevecacabwenpasccesedestnaseee Soap Sale SCOTCH-SOAP— 214 bb. pkg. Granulated PEETS POWDER — LARGE FLOUR—Kitchen Kraft Extra Quality HARVEST BLOSSOM Ali Purpose Family Flour EL GRANDE FORMAY BEER—Brown Derby in cans Chocolate Candy FANCY ASSORTED ES ae 9 lbs. $1 09 3 pound tin 55c —12 oz. 3 for 25c 2 cans 5c PACKAGE 7. o2i22.-. sccce ene eee 27c Shortening SUPER SUDS — GIANT PACKAGE 25 0 18c OXYDOL In bottles 11 oz LARGE PACKAGE ..... 2ic LUX TOILET SOAP Case of 24 Bottles el & > “ bwtea 3 19¢ (Plus Bottle Deposit) RINSO SOUP—Heinz LARGE PACKAGE ..... 20c All Varieties ‘Except Chickea Gumbo, Clam Chowder Consomme TSAFEWwRAY: CROCER FLAKES Lge. pkg. 22c os lb. 18¢. RAISINS 4 lb. pkg. 25c FANCY ASSORTED .. 2 Ib. box 55c OLD FASHIONED DROPS 2 lbs. 25c si cece ni si ab cape ics nai iceman _ZEE TISSUE 3 rolls ] Jc 49 lbs. $1.75 i 49 Ibs. $95 rere Pras ccacrs “ay Fs : ee a ae ee ce ten ted eae ne Old Gale Wier “Yee teers MC” © be i ee