November 9, 1934 (8 pages)

This is ONLY Nevada City’s Hometown News evada City Nugget paper. It supports things worth while. Do you sub Your Hometown Newspaper scribe for it? build your helps community. Readers and adv ertisers .make it a good builder. Nevada City Nugget is a Member of the United Press Vol. IX, No. 2 And California Newspaper Publishers Association NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The County Seat Paper . FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 1934. The GOLD Center I CITY BUSINESS Program Announced . Bear Valley Link Of New EMPIRE STAR IS — NEVADA HOUSES TO CLOSE ON -Tahoe-Ukiah Road Open DENIED APEX 5 a ‘ The The new link in the Tahoe-Ukiah . Nevada aud Placer counties, will ashighway from Bear Valley to sau grant Gap is open. Engineer Cat Fred R. Garrison Works made this new bit of prevent Merriam and Earl the ing an Lee four Grass apex business recently -to Valley miles'Board will be present. to speak. Jim within an easy 2-hour drive. Superivisors from the all from tomorrow, at Bear Valley docino, Lake, Colusa, Sutter, . THE AMER. RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE a: ber 12. ‘is nounced DAYS OF EARLY By MRS. BELLE DOUGLAS . that \Nevada City will have a the injunction Empire in there Monday. : would . effect Star filed until after earlier SERA PROJE( this . The City Goaaeli et last: night charge has made several visits tojmerchandise Theater, first presentation scene and of through THIRD DIVISIONS Grass Valley high school band. dinner Grass Valley high school will : body. 7rass Val games which erty. Attorney E. Empire-Star’ prop bé secured’ ‘.street T. Zook in arguing will be student Legion from the improvement vada City, a SWRA projects Legion Ne-; committee was ap advising all who © at con ELEVEN HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CONFESS THEIR HALLOWE'EN MISDEEDS and membership. . Auxiliary Glee club. in ‘penetrated under the Empire Star. will provide the materials. the;tends the theater entertainments to j in July, after having served’ formal’ Another SERA project was thejbe prepared for the worst) sports: for children in Prizes are to be of fered the winners. Legion Auxiliary’ menvbership. -for considered and and divisions” Memorial park. three Band. ey ere to advertise their winter Grass Valley Bullion Company first . bor for these: rejects while the city notice of its intention, There colors been i the ball Auxiliary his non de plume, “Old Block.” !elect new directors. Local clothing tending underneath another prop-'on Nimrod, Park and Sacramepto To insure a proper setting for the; merchants took advantage of the erty. Attorney Zook stated the } streets. SERA will provide the laFrater, the teacher Following monthly meeting . °l°r guard. number :of ques-. irass Valley Concert Auxiliary drill team. Eleven Salvation Army and colors. against the injunction declared the pointed to consult with City Engineer E. C. Uren about what streets . Miss Valley. Veterans Boy Scouts and colors. at 7 Si the line of march. ae end was laid with wet. bricks iGrass Valley Bullion Company. stands affair, Saturday night FIRST DIVISTON der Nevada guests ley. Some time in December the Jun-'and freezing before it dried. His , on what is known in mining terms should’ be improved and_ repaired, ior College of Sacramento will pre-card stated that the majority of the as the apex right—the right of 4/'and then to make a report of their sent a play entitled, ‘A Live Woi stoc kholders had not paid for their miner to follow the apex of a vein findings to the Council. Projects for man in the Mines” by A Delano, un-. holdings and advised a meeting to starting on his own property and ex-. jmprovement have the dinner for Legionnaires and their will be the annual open at 9 o'clock. War Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxil annual Grass. American iary and colors. o’clock in the Memorial building in The. suit asked for “appro-/ in’ their regular remuneration” for gold aland discussed @ the membership. Spanish Commander and colors. by The celebration will open with the visitors Wars and starting at 10 o'clock in Grass granted, ‘underneath big yesterday of Foreign Veterans colors. Luther Marsh of Nevada City. legedly mined by : ee the’ Grass Valley titons of importance and interest to . l Call Commitairman of the Rol Ch Since money can. tee of Nevada City hopes that there . Bullion Gold Mining Company from the community. HAMLET Ar Valley. month. priate Mr. George Calanan, of Valley grammar school Since November If. falls upon -students. ‘Sunday, the parade and program St. Mary’s Academy students. will be held next Monday morning. The day will be concluded with the The National Red Cross Drive for eelebration Grass Valley Bullion Gold Mining . Cy COUNCIL Company from tunneling under the former’s property, south 2s Grass . ~ CONSIDERS TWO have remained membership begins on Armistice Day FAULT y attract many the the American Legion post, it was an The American Legion is no doubt for mistice Day have been completed by Monday, Noveim gram in Grass Valley, which will Prescott Plans Armis property which wasrecently acquir-. -enters the BEGINS ON NOV. 11TH. the trial of the damage suit which. iNovember 11. on sponsoring a big parade and_pro If Yuba, close Empire Star Mining Company for a temporary injunction to halt the . only an hour and a half away. Peno;attend the festivities. long caravan of motorists from Men of counties; H. Kerrigan denied a petition by the . of Nevada City, and Truckee is now {named have been specially invited to for Nevada City folks. houses ed this year on long, cost $200,000 approximately, ' O’Brien, “daddy’’ of the great preed by the Newmont interests. Yesterday Federal Judge Frank, or $50,000 per mile. It puts Lake. ject, will be chairman of the Day. . Tahoe Chamber tice Day which is being celebrat Bullion of a vein that it City Hill. 'Kelly, director of the Public Works claimed road, Company Gold Mining Company from follow-; It is hoped on that occasion that an-’Governor nouncement Wednesday: The Star Mining in. from Ukiah to Tahoe. charge of this division for the Board. of Public to formally dedicate this fi Nevada Commerce has requested that all A suit was brought by the Empire . 'nal work in completing the highway For Armistice Day MONDAY, NOV. 12TH. DAMAGE WRIT }3 part im boys have confessed the their Hallowe'en *vandalism Sons of the Legion’and colors. which resulted in $60 worth of dam Junior Auxiliary and colors. . age to the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. SECOND DIVISION Nevada City high E. school bana: Kjorlie on Piety Hill. The con ‘fessions were obtained through the efforts of Chief of Police Robson. JUNIOR COLLEGE HEAD TO SPEAK AT CIVIC CLUB Five boys were responsible throwing stones dows in Principal for and breaking winKjorlie’s new Among other damage done home. was the smashing of the large plate glass the ‘sidered in regard to having an ath-. courtesy of W. V. Tamblyn will use WHEN THE MOVIES CAME Severa prominent mining proper; letic assoeiation of some sort in Nesome of the original scenes and" five years later the property was ties have figured in suits over apex, vada City to keep. the young people} drops of Nevada Theater. taken over by W. L. Tisdale who in: window. Six ornamental boys stone uprooted fence wall along the sidewalk. These boys, all students in the The Wornan’s: Civic Citi Clut. extends . high school and most of them sixinvitations to all who would like to rights in the Nevada county field . of the city off the streets and saa . There has also been a request for/1g71 sold out to George F. Jacobs with some of them being bitterly . vide them with some clean, wholecome to the Brand Studio Monday ! teen years old or over, will first be photographs of early day plays that. !\ypnder whose management it contested. 'some amusement. In this project! evening, November 12 to enjoy the hailed before Probation Officer A. might be of assistance in costum-/ successfully handled until 1908 W. McGagin. In 1901 the Pennsylvania-WYOD,the city would furnish a place to, fine program that has beem arranging and setting. If there are suchi when another company of another case had a number of brilliant law; house the-“association and the equip1ed. . in the city a loan would be greatly . generation headed by the Rector Mr. J. B. Lillard; president of the yers on both sides. The North Star-. ment while SERA would provide the, appreciated by the lady in charge. ! Bros. Herman Brand, W. G. RichSacramento Junior College will be {Irish American was an apex suit. The instructors. ; I have been unable to find anything lards et al struggled against adverse The: .Idaho and Maryland Mining ComAlso a rock pile was discussed to the speaker of the evening. earlier than those of my own gen-. times and ‘‘movies’’ until they sold' panies eration. In response to a requestlto the “opposition” who now con for publicity material I have sub-' tro] the dramatics of the city. “mitted, the following: FIRST THEATER great our boards. actors have in litigation of the keep vada Edwin Booth and Law City area were the eccupants and deter of the from them city elub considers itself fortunate. in se-; so curing Mr. Lillard for: this occasion, So far, $1,245 Champion Mr. Campbell, of the San Fran He is one of the foremost educators much peace disturbing. Two of particular note in the Ne graced future’ ijail’ busy . cisco “office, assistant to Capt. M. B. Mr. Lillard will talk! in California. has beem spent by ‘Doolin, Federal Aviation Chief for is about ‘‘Early California Indians,’” a! vs. Providence and the Champion vs. ! California, visited the Nevada City The present building was not our. rence Barrett made more than one subject which is~atways’ ‘or interest' well on its way to completion. The Home properties. airport ‘Tuesday and was well satfirst theater. In the ’50’s Hamlet. }appearance. Madame Anna Bishop, city’s revenue for the month of Ocin those communities: in which the isfied with the progress -made. Davis realizing the need for. high Mr. and Mrs. Stark, Dr. Robinson California aborigines have played. ; tober was: as: follows: The new equipment, a_ scraper fitted up. for and family, and last but not Teast entertainment ‘class Taxes. $8,652.35; Water Departtheir historical’ part: and caterpillar, has been speeding Emma Nevada, as dramatics the-upper story ofthe Adah Mencken. Preceding Mr. ‘Lillard’s address j . ment $2,478.75; Irrigatiom $102.50; p the work. Yeorge W. Kidd building now a child, and again in later years, Delinquent: Taxes: $70.44;. Personal Miss Minnie Brand will play severali" Mr: Reynolds, stationed at Auknown as the Morgan & Jowell sang to us in her home town, CamProperty Taxes $348.77; Business piano solos and’ Mrs: Charles Biltiott The Elks’ bowling tournament burn, and in charge of this division block. Our citizens were appre-. illa Urso with her violin made two accompanied by. Miss Brand will Licenses $858.50; Court Fines and with much enthusiasm. of SERA with Mr. Fred Miller and Frederick Ward in tragedy continues ciative of art in all forms when devisits. : Penalties $72.00; Sundries: $29.20; render selecttoms:. cently and properly presented and roles bringing with him our own being shown among all the contest(Total SYA 68V250. Members of the clwb are requestMr: George Calanam. went over the ing teams. Scores follow for Mon. the idea proved a success from the George Watson. ed to converre at 7:30 o’elock, in orground with Mr. Reynolds. Thee following elaims and pills day and Wednesday nights. There . Consideration was given to the ‘beginning, so another enterprising der that a short busimess session VEGETABLES FOR HAMLET were no games Tuesday night p were: ongeres aid: Nevada City proposed projects needOne incident that is a matter of Lind the Jenny built gentleman : Richard’s ee . B. F. Wright $85; H. S. sation may be held before the program beingy SERA aid. The watermain Team: rt-5-34 : gins at 8 o'clock. the city om the airport, which GOOD BOWLING SCORES Theater on the banks of Deer Creek . history is too amusing to omit. A Rithards 496,°Hasow 987, Biee-;ior 0" Coetee: Celaman F207: Mrs. from But. Mr, McDermott appeared as Richard at the foot of Broad street. ee : : ‘mma: M. Foley $12.50; Miles D. 4 rri 354, M hy 421, lo! when high water prevailed a 111 and the scene enacted by -the ue CEe, Berra venee . Coweitiin $12.50; Dr. Er. M. Rosener H’ Cap 24 72. Games 2214. . got: W: P. Jones: $65: huge log kmocked the underpining actor as well as by the audience yarfiefd RobCurnow's Team: 11-5-34 apes Se ss es mooring and Jenny Lind from its would went sailing down compainied py the creek require the ac;ers of Dickens, of . The poor man buildings other ‘fess importance. -The Frisbie Thea. the stage and ter was then erected at the siete Alta ov of Broad and Commercial streets. A. lthat even desc ative the found though to a wiping out most of the town. ~ tp of a his . camp sorrow rie ono GamesScheemer’s 2084. peak victim mining 396, Fortier! °°” $125>-H.S Curnow 490, Reed ‘ had a mania for was who pow started in the building in 1863) may be rough, the population of this! fire Scheck 352, aS . Schreiber F Team Scheemer’s ‘tal’ $470.00. goer a oe. big ; Jas 11-7-34 , NEVADA CO. LIKES MERRIAM BEST FUNERAL SERVICE SERVICES . FOR Hallett $62.50; To-\ LABOTE Prersnce: . , Harem: d }man $56; . eee Oe H. fae Gov » Nick Sanrdow $108; Chas. Thomas $108; Schiffner’s Team 11-7-34 W or Fr F ik “Me rria m we oul . Yharies Star : % clair: 2,105 108; ‘ Haight and 1,534. vada City gave Haight second place represent proper appreciation of the arts. Cae . eS y ena ee it lists the stockhol-. punctuation marks as an auxiliary to ted May 1865, QUAINT DECORATIONS the Nevada Theater Association, da. vegetables seemed to . vada City Nugget $16.68: H. E. Bol lot and failey Hotel the and erected . period pumpkin para-words, ““All the World's a Stage andj that the notary who attesed the ar. proceede and Richard we warmed with) Jy. the are of As the play \ regime It is interesting to note ! eq one of an asterisk. ot the city. a A string of sausages remind-' edifice, the pride . eraph. thereon tHe brick No Minister to Berlin. But tion, A land poor Richard was knocked comflectors the Associa. pletely into pi. trials awaited roof tin It leaked. Some dened E. Turner. contended sheets were that--the—tin to by}; fail installed was tentions MeDernyett did not shield to appear but not tall length lengthy, be-' burned out and the were drowned out by , ceeded: were full was announced that he . scene. West but. this a in warmth paaecagee : in’ met Sounly Petees $47.50; business Union of . the Hotel Chairman. was enjoyed, Lopez, Grass Valley and from sii lghasa . Rape she explaine e Oil with the Garage 28.01. $155.90; Edw. Publishing Uren Co: $18; Union velvet Tredennick $17.40: Schreiber’s Cafe W. gold cords. . $9.48;. lady eame in them he had . and peu Ty oe the surface of tds : L. Lotz $7.50. FIRE FUND : PG E $4.65; aia Paley . Fred depict-. for . BANQUET after attending to all There were ( 26: seas! peeing aE secu polis eY i Mm and’ Mrs. EVANS—At ae . 4, oe plans of 1934 Cassidy t Bie ‘3 Fi N, writs Clarence : Coombs, 2. @® ~ ee Oroville, Calif., Nov. ,to Mr. and Mrs. “Herbert for ‘ak — Miss Ada Jaynes, of.t Cam Grass Waneyi eee Chairman N. oad : Ha ee ; Poph Ve Wal Whitburn, pres J, . Evans, a daughter. Mrs. Evans: was. ae Rees ; ormulate — ae Nevada City, a daughter. next of Mrs. “Sommer’s j Les& ; f 22 : . tonville . and Mrs. BORD tape Scrat come itce qiuer ae yeas bc Rap ee Kelly, hicnGoiatial 8, 1984, : oneof the best meetings since the ‘called by I doubt if this occurred in theftives. He enjoyed a deer hunt fust . one eaiee that ‘the leakage was due, . week. vacation. summer home. returning before portruly was it but theater not to the tin roof, but that the present ’ banquet BIRTH hel dan Haportant and snappy ses. Conner and Donald Strandberg, of es a aes St After the show. the manager was A contro-. ; boots and rain coats. Mr. fad Mrs. A] Wesley Perry, son of Mi and Mrs. . sion last evening at which time elec. Nevada City. d and as was the cus-j treated to a ride ona rail and promIt was a most enthusiastic meet-} vada City, left. blished in the. ised a coat’ of tar and feathers if. W. C. Perry, has returned from a tion and nomination of officers for bac aga summer spent in Utah with rela-. the énsuing year was held. This was ;ing and a follow-up meeting will he man,Arizona;-to’ Wasuas he ever returned. aAeae phe tale sides. 9 a a eu ee ee peace to adjourned where COGN aan eas aie a pet ot eae dy et ee a EK. Harris $2 cents, 2.0. 22200. 2.2.4 . Banner Mountain ° : wade pan PT & TC $2. me ERTS ae POST TO EI ECT OFFICERS Be er c nicl onl E : s eae ead with ‘painting six es =] Cal. Union curtain: Sicilly, ads, J: #1805) lege of footlights by solicited $16.30; : thal back tists. Dist. hee nee young wear rubber. on the order of going, but went. Road tst. Core Loan Home the . routine Ww meeting aes re ‘es destroying a most valuable relic. with ¢ , Mr. Turner to;stage he was Saluted ade ras ‘for And now our old theater is atBell . ovation of succulents, which added eit nha oan ate the Ringers advertised that they would, wings to his poeand he stood not tracting the attention of distant arappear if they had to euthantatlc Char —_——— No. 2 Hose company: met Wednes day evening and An if the $399.50; Geo: Ww. Gdidaraloeve $10; Sal 1910 a anything a in the interfered The original scene Nevada Co. FIR EMEN Alpha Stores . Alpha Stores Ltd., $618.42; . Pedern enongh to Christenson Bros, candles; reception t curtains drawn: . by ‘the citizens of Nevada City eX-. About were scheduled rain pouring down on the stage. An; ever in. coming way. Ringers decoration center of . Hays sang, ‘“‘Abide with Me.” i aes ps APPOINTS COMMITTEE Ltd., Mrs, first’ footlights. Nevada Co. Lbr. Co. $2.26; L. Ww. Cassidy's office last evening. There . ent including Fire Chief E. The . vere six committee members prome) Ott. All had a good time. The tin re-. Johnson $11.62; Shell Oit $71.46; candles. and. Complaints had played in all the principal ots ted Bell $16.56; him paid held Swiss “G. at-! play way. of initials, delicate fore the curtain ies his the recriminations The Ltd. appreciate lapped the wrong and the. Stores Alpha $493.42; During a formed pointS the ceiling. these business, icles was none other than A. A.\ the heavy were tattow Sargent, later U. 8S. Senator and . were put in with no discrimination: direetion Fellows cemetery. CHAIRMAN CASSIDY U‘. $896 Gs No C. Pha Stores, Ltd. $8.07; Actors.’” Jacobs, under les Elliott accompanied by Mrs. Ray dahon< ones es Helen 7) One the oe i ; ca fo “ a Bamk America $3.30; C ie aati ton $2.40; 1 recall that around the. Lithograph $93:75; ~ Bakers Trans~. represent a conima, al improve. For” $4800" they purchas=! seemed to C. Stiles." ed the present site, then known a8’ onion the semi-colon, the cabbage Aanck: avon the proscenium were the. fer $16; Ed R. Phillips $45.58; Al-. ‘the were ; tine Etolascs Wanaret wae a ane? Pac: Tel. & Tel. $5.10; Charles anne by the: Nevida “Our ame ily foe or ~ oe I ovane ee 1 . Hegitey Co. $5.80: Nevada City. Ga-. Dekeeeeak an a ee ‘ode. IO Co iaee wean Gage He S10 Ba: We. Ce ue Sa haba ap ine heey potato’ qiaintness in the modern attempt ioc $2.30; a kinds; various Charles Kent, James Monroe and W. . stops of OES were held Tues ohana race Governor. ee afor Lieutenant The interior decoration of the ex-!f. T. Corp. $188.84; Standard Oil} actor. His State Auto Asgs:,! divided byjisting theater” has lost much of its . Co. $9.07; Calif. the of gestures ders with a board of directors, con-'the sisting of Dan Baker, A. H., Hanson, . speeches were happily Funeral day .for the Tate Albin FE. Thore. The Hatfield led in the in: the balloting. ' THE LATE ALBIN THORE Ne-. vig alah mere $0 1 TotaY $585.50) ee Ae Sao Schiffner 364, Wiedauf 397, Kjor: N. ID. $259.66; r & $249. lie 371, S72;° “Rore: 423; Jolrnson R. Articles ON! stand for impositions. A fancy fire was a new theater. Geese file in the county clerk's office show); seemed. to pervade the audience that on that a corporation was formed for @. this was an appropriate occasion for rames 1937. TaN term of fifty years to be known aS'a tribute of vegetable matter. . The'lirayed and fet RRR CR? the Sugar Loaf reservoir, the Nimrod street improvenrent and the draining and clearing about’ the (swimming pool in the ‘municipal Bolcoter 441, Pharp $87, Soares — sa TO) Curtor: cay 4: Ray Wilde. 4: fredi Etter-. ' "ontTn t tnethe election eleetinm eed Tussday. 411, Skeahean 291, Finnegan: 356, ; z : : vada county gave him 2,998, vei One/camp includes people of culture and 'H’ Cap 65.195. Games 2074. of the advantages derived from the knowledge of the arts and will not =f — THE Many engaged Same general character. AVIATION OFFICER IS VISITOR AT AIRPORT *

This is ONLY Nevada City’s Hometown News evada City Nugget paper. It supports things worth while. Do you sub Your Hometown Newspaper scribe for it? build your helps community. Readers and adv ertisers .make it a good builder. Nevada City Nugget is a Member of the United Press Vol. IX, No. 2 And California Newspaper Publishers Association NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The County Seat Paper . FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 1934. The GOLD Center I CITY BUSINESS Program Announced . Bear Valley Link Of New EMPIRE STAR IS — NEVADA HOUSES TO CLOSE ON -Tahoe-Ukiah Road Open DENIED APEX 5 a ‘ The The new link in the Tahoe-Ukiah . Nevada aud Placer counties, will ashighway from Bear Valley to sau grant Gap is open. Engineer Cat Fred R. Garrison Works made this new bit of prevent Merriam and Earl the ing an Lee four Grass apex business recently -to Valley miles'Board will be present. to speak. Jim within an easy 2-hour drive. Superivisors from the all from tomorrow, at Bear Valley docino, Lake, Colusa, Sutter, . THE AMER. RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE a: ber 12. ‘is nounced DAYS OF EARLY By MRS. BELLE DOUGLAS . that \Nevada City will have a the injunction Empire in there Monday. : would . effect Star filed until after earlier SERA PROJE( this . The City Goaaeli et last: night charge has made several visits tojmerchandise Theater, first presentation scene and of through THIRD DIVISIONS Grass Valley high school band. dinner Grass Valley high school will : body. 7rass Val games which erty. Attorney E. Empire-Star’ prop bé secured’ ‘.street T. Zook in arguing will be student Legion from the improvement vada City, a SWRA projects Legion Ne-; committee was ap advising all who © at con ELEVEN HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CONFESS THEIR HALLOWE'EN MISDEEDS and membership. . Auxiliary Glee club. in ‘penetrated under the Empire Star. will provide the materials. the;tends the theater entertainments to j in July, after having served’ formal’ Another SERA project was thejbe prepared for the worst) sports: for children in Prizes are to be of fered the winners. Legion Auxiliary’ menvbership. -for considered and and divisions” Memorial park. three Band. ey ere to advertise their winter Grass Valley Bullion Company first . bor for these: rejects while the city notice of its intention, There colors been i the ball Auxiliary his non de plume, “Old Block.” !elect new directors. Local clothing tending underneath another prop-'on Nimrod, Park and Sacramepto To insure a proper setting for the; merchants took advantage of the erty. Attorney Zook stated the } streets. SERA will provide the laFrater, the teacher Following monthly meeting . °l°r guard. number :of ques-. irass Valley Concert Auxiliary drill team. Eleven Salvation Army and colors. against the injunction declared the pointed to consult with City Engineer E. C. Uren about what streets . Miss Valley. Veterans Boy Scouts and colors. at 7 Si the line of march. ae end was laid with wet. bricks iGrass Valley Bullion Company. stands affair, Saturday night FIRST DIVISTON der Nevada guests ley. Some time in December the Jun-'and freezing before it dried. His , on what is known in mining terms should’ be improved and_ repaired, ior College of Sacramento will pre-card stated that the majority of the as the apex right—the right of 4/'and then to make a report of their sent a play entitled, ‘A Live Woi stoc kholders had not paid for their miner to follow the apex of a vein findings to the Council. Projects for man in the Mines” by A Delano, un-. holdings and advised a meeting to starting on his own property and ex-. jmprovement have the dinner for Legionnaires and their will be the annual open at 9 o'clock. War Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxil annual Grass. American iary and colors. o’clock in the Memorial building in The. suit asked for “appro-/ in’ their regular remuneration” for gold aland discussed @ the membership. Spanish Commander and colors. by The celebration will open with the visitors Wars and starting at 10 o'clock in Grass granted, ‘underneath big yesterday of Foreign Veterans colors. Luther Marsh of Nevada City. legedly mined by : ee the’ Grass Valley titons of importance and interest to . l Call Commitairman of the Rol Ch Since money can. tee of Nevada City hopes that there . Bullion Gold Mining Company from the community. HAMLET Ar Valley. month. priate Mr. George Calanan, of Valley grammar school Since November If. falls upon -students. ‘Sunday, the parade and program St. Mary’s Academy students. will be held next Monday morning. The day will be concluded with the The National Red Cross Drive for eelebration Grass Valley Bullion Gold Mining . Cy COUNCIL Company from tunneling under the former’s property, south 2s Grass . ~ CONSIDERS TWO have remained membership begins on Armistice Day FAULT y attract many the the American Legion post, it was an The American Legion is no doubt for mistice Day have been completed by Monday, Noveim gram in Grass Valley, which will Prescott Plans Armis property which wasrecently acquir-. -enters the BEGINS ON NOV. 11TH. the trial of the damage suit which. iNovember 11. on sponsoring a big parade and_pro If Yuba, close Empire Star Mining Company for a temporary injunction to halt the . only an hour and a half away. Peno;attend the festivities. long caravan of motorists from Men of counties; H. Kerrigan denied a petition by the . of Nevada City, and Truckee is now {named have been specially invited to for Nevada City folks. houses ed this year on long, cost $200,000 approximately, ' O’Brien, “daddy’’ of the great preed by the Newmont interests. Yesterday Federal Judge Frank, or $50,000 per mile. It puts Lake. ject, will be chairman of the Day. . Tahoe Chamber tice Day which is being celebrat Bullion of a vein that it City Hill. 'Kelly, director of the Public Works claimed road, Company Gold Mining Company from follow-; It is hoped on that occasion that an-’Governor nouncement Wednesday: The Star Mining in. from Ukiah to Tahoe. charge of this division for the Board. of Public to formally dedicate this fi Nevada Commerce has requested that all A suit was brought by the Empire . 'nal work in completing the highway For Armistice Day MONDAY, NOV. 12TH. DAMAGE WRIT }3 part im boys have confessed the their Hallowe'en *vandalism Sons of the Legion’and colors. which resulted in $60 worth of dam Junior Auxiliary and colors. . age to the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. SECOND DIVISION Nevada City high E. school bana: Kjorlie on Piety Hill. The con ‘fessions were obtained through the efforts of Chief of Police Robson. JUNIOR COLLEGE HEAD TO SPEAK AT CIVIC CLUB Five boys were responsible throwing stones dows in Principal for and breaking winKjorlie’s new Among other damage done home. was the smashing of the large plate glass the ‘sidered in regard to having an ath-. courtesy of W. V. Tamblyn will use WHEN THE MOVIES CAME Severa prominent mining proper; letic assoeiation of some sort in Nesome of the original scenes and" five years later the property was ties have figured in suits over apex, vada City to keep. the young people} drops of Nevada Theater. taken over by W. L. Tisdale who in: window. Six ornamental boys stone uprooted fence wall along the sidewalk. These boys, all students in the The Wornan’s: Civic Citi Clut. extends . high school and most of them sixinvitations to all who would like to rights in the Nevada county field . of the city off the streets and saa . There has also been a request for/1g71 sold out to George F. Jacobs with some of them being bitterly . vide them with some clean, wholecome to the Brand Studio Monday ! teen years old or over, will first be photographs of early day plays that. !\ypnder whose management it contested. 'some amusement. In this project! evening, November 12 to enjoy the hailed before Probation Officer A. might be of assistance in costum-/ successfully handled until 1908 W. McGagin. In 1901 the Pennsylvania-WYOD,the city would furnish a place to, fine program that has beem arranging and setting. If there are suchi when another company of another case had a number of brilliant law; house the-“association and the equip1ed. . in the city a loan would be greatly . generation headed by the Rector Mr. J. B. Lillard; president of the yers on both sides. The North Star-. ment while SERA would provide the, appreciated by the lady in charge. ! Bros. Herman Brand, W. G. RichSacramento Junior College will be {Irish American was an apex suit. The instructors. ; I have been unable to find anything lards et al struggled against adverse The: .Idaho and Maryland Mining ComAlso a rock pile was discussed to the speaker of the evening. earlier than those of my own gen-. times and ‘‘movies’’ until they sold' panies eration. In response to a requestlto the “opposition” who now con for publicity material I have sub-' tro] the dramatics of the city. “mitted, the following: FIRST THEATER great our boards. actors have in litigation of the keep vada Edwin Booth and Law City area were the eccupants and deter of the from them city elub considers itself fortunate. in se-; so curing Mr. Lillard for: this occasion, So far, $1,245 Champion Mr. Campbell, of the San Fran He is one of the foremost educators much peace disturbing. Two of particular note in the Ne graced future’ ijail’ busy . cisco “office, assistant to Capt. M. B. Mr. Lillard will talk! in California. has beem spent by ‘Doolin, Federal Aviation Chief for is about ‘‘Early California Indians,’” a! vs. Providence and the Champion vs. ! California, visited the Nevada City The present building was not our. rence Barrett made more than one subject which is~atways’ ‘or interest' well on its way to completion. The Home properties. airport ‘Tuesday and was well satfirst theater. In the ’50’s Hamlet. }appearance. Madame Anna Bishop, city’s revenue for the month of Ocin those communities: in which the isfied with the progress -made. Davis realizing the need for. high Mr. and Mrs. Stark, Dr. Robinson California aborigines have played. ; tober was: as: follows: The new equipment, a_ scraper fitted up. for and family, and last but not Teast entertainment ‘class Taxes. $8,652.35; Water Departtheir historical’ part: and caterpillar, has been speeding Emma Nevada, as dramatics the-upper story ofthe Adah Mencken. Preceding Mr. ‘Lillard’s address j . ment $2,478.75; Irrigatiom $102.50; p the work. Yeorge W. Kidd building now a child, and again in later years, Delinquent: Taxes: $70.44;. Personal Miss Minnie Brand will play severali" Mr: Reynolds, stationed at Auknown as the Morgan & Jowell sang to us in her home town, CamProperty Taxes $348.77; Business piano solos and’ Mrs: Charles Biltiott The Elks’ bowling tournament burn, and in charge of this division block. Our citizens were appre-. illa Urso with her violin made two accompanied by. Miss Brand will Licenses $858.50; Court Fines and with much enthusiasm. of SERA with Mr. Fred Miller and Frederick Ward in tragedy continues ciative of art in all forms when devisits. : Penalties $72.00; Sundries: $29.20; render selecttoms:. cently and properly presented and roles bringing with him our own being shown among all the contest(Total SYA 68V250. Members of the clwb are requestMr: George Calanam. went over the ing teams. Scores follow for Mon. the idea proved a success from the George Watson. ed to converre at 7:30 o’elock, in orground with Mr. Reynolds. Thee following elaims and pills day and Wednesday nights. There . Consideration was given to the ‘beginning, so another enterprising der that a short busimess session VEGETABLES FOR HAMLET were no games Tuesday night p were: ongeres aid: Nevada City proposed projects needOne incident that is a matter of Lind the Jenny built gentleman : Richard’s ee . B. F. Wright $85; H. S. sation may be held before the program beingy SERA aid. The watermain Team: rt-5-34 : gins at 8 o'clock.. the city om the airport, which GOOD BOWLING SCORES Theater on the banks of Deer Creek . history is too amusing to omit. A Rithards 496,°Hasow 987, Biee-;ior 0" Coetee: Celaman F207: Mrs. from But. Mr, McDermott appeared as Richard at the foot of Broad street. ee : : ‘mma: M. Foley $12.50; Miles D. 4 rri 354, M

hy 421, lo! when high water prevailed a 111 and the scene enacted by -the ue CEe, Berra venee . Coweitiin $12.50; Dr. Er. M. Rosener H’ Cap 24 72. Games 2214. . got: W: P. Jones: $65: huge log kmocked the underpining actor as well as by the audience yarfiefd RobCurnow's Team: 11-5-34 apes Se ss es mooring and Jenny Lind from its would went sailing down compainied py the creek require the ac;ers of Dickens, of . The poor man buildings other ‘fess importance. -The Frisbie Thea. the stage and ter was then erected at the siete Alta ov of Broad and Commercial streets. A. lthat even desc ative the found though to a wiping out most of the town. ~ tp of a his . camp sorrow rie ono GamesScheemer’s 2084. peak victim mining 396, Fortier! °°” $125>-H.S Curnow 490, Reed ‘ had a mania for was who pow started in the building in 1863) may be rough, the population of this! fire Scheck 352, aS . Schreiber F Team Scheemer’s ‘tal’ $470.00. goer a oe. big ; Jas 11-7-34 , NEVADA CO. LIKES MERRIAM BEST FUNERAL SERVICE SERVICES . FOR Hallett $62.50; To-\ LABOTE Prersnce: . , Harem: d }man $56; . eee Oe H. fae Gov » Nick Sanrdow $108; Chas. Thomas $108; Schiffner’s Team 11-7-34 W or Fr F ik “Me rria m we oul . Yharies Star : % clair: 2,105 108; ‘ Haight and 1,534. vada City gave Haight second place represent proper appreciation of the arts. Cae . eS y ena ee it lists the stockhol-. punctuation marks as an auxiliary to ted May 1865, QUAINT DECORATIONS the Nevada Theater Association, da. vegetables seemed to . vada City Nugget $16.68: H. E. Bol lot and failey Hotel the and erected . period pumpkin para-words, ““All the World's a Stage andj that the notary who attesed the ar. proceede and Richard we warmed with) Jy. the are of As the play \ regime It is interesting to note ! eq one of an asterisk. ot the city. a A string of sausages remind-' edifice, the pride . eraph. thereon tHe brick No Minister to Berlin. But tion, A land poor Richard was knocked comflectors the Associa. pletely into pi. trials awaited roof tin It leaked. Some dened E. Turner. contended sheets were that--the—tin to by}; fail installed was tentions MeDernyett did not shield to appear but not tall length lengthy, be-' burned out and the were drowned out by , ceeded: were full was announced that he . scene. West but. this a in warmth paaecagee : in’ met Sounly Petees $47.50; business Union of . the Hotel Chairman. was enjoyed, Lopez, Grass Valley and from sii lghasa . Rape she explaine e Oil with the Garage 28.01. $155.90; Edw. Publishing Uren Co: $18; Union velvet Tredennick $17.40: Schreiber’s Cafe W. gold cords. . $9.48;. lady eame in them he had . and peu Ty oe the surface of tds : L. Lotz $7.50. FIRE FUND : PG E $4.65; aia Paley . Fred depict-. for . BANQUET after attending to all There were ( 26: seas! peeing aE secu polis eY i Mm and’ Mrs. EVANS—At ae . 4, oe plans of 1934 Cassidy t Bie ‘3 Fi N, writs Clarence : Coombs, 2. @® ~ ee Oroville, Calif., Nov. ,to Mr. and Mrs. “Herbert for ‘ak — Miss Ada Jaynes, of.t Cam Grass Waneyi eee Chairman N. oad : Ha ee ; Poph Ve Wal Whitburn, pres J, . Evans, a daughter. Mrs. Evans: was. ae Rees ; ormulate — ae Nevada City, a daughter. next of Mrs. “Sommer’s j Les& ; f 22 : . tonville . and Mrs. BORD tape Scrat come itce qiuer ae yeas bc Rap ee Kelly, hicnGoiatial 8, 1984, : oneof the best meetings since the ‘called by I doubt if this occurred in theftives. He enjoyed a deer hunt fust . one eaiee that ‘the leakage was due, . week. vacation. summer home. returning before portruly was it but theater not to the tin roof, but that the present ’ banquet BIRTH hel dan Haportant and snappy ses. Conner and Donald Strandberg, of es a aes St After the show. the manager was A contro-. ; boots and rain coats. Mr. fad Mrs. A] Wesley Perry, son of Mi and Mrs. . sion last evening at which time elec. Nevada City. d and as was the cus-j treated to a ride ona rail and promIt was a most enthusiastic meet-} vada City, left. blished in the. ised a coat’ of tar and feathers if. W. C. Perry, has returned from a tion and nomination of officers for bac aga summer spent in Utah with rela-. the énsuing year was held. This was ;ing and a follow-up meeting will he man,Arizona;-to’ Wasuas he ever returned. aAeae phe tale sides. 9 a a eu ee ee peace to adjourned where COGN aan eas aie a pet ot eae dy et ee a EK. Harris $2 cents, 2.0.. 22200. 2.2.4 . Banner Mountain ° : wade pan PT & TC $2. me ERTS ae POST TO EI ECT OFFICERS Be er c nicl onl E : s eae ead with ‘painting six es =] Cal. Union curtain: Sicilly, ads, J: #1805) lege of footlights by solicited $16.30; : thal back tists. Dist. hee nee young wear rubber. on the order of going, but went. Road tst. Core Loan Home the . routine Ww meeting aes re ‘es destroying a most valuable relic. with ¢ , Mr. Turner to;stage he was Saluted ade ras ‘for And now our old theater is atBell . ovation of succulents, which added eit nha oan ate the Ringers advertised that they would, wings to his poeand he stood not tracting the attention of distant arappear if they had to euthantatlc Char —_——— No. 2 Hose company: met Wednes day evening and An if the $399.50; Geo: Ww. Gdidaraloeve $10; Sal 1910 a anything a in the interfered The original scene Nevada Co. FIR EMEN Alpha Stores . Alpha Stores Ltd., $618.42; . Pedern enongh to Christenson Bros, candles; reception t curtains drawn: . by ‘the citizens of Nevada City eX-. About were scheduled rain pouring down on the stage. An; ever in. coming way. Ringers decoration center of . Hays sang, ‘“‘Abide with Me.” i aes ps APPOINTS COMMITTEE Ltd., Mrs, first’ footlights. Nevada Co. Lbr. Co. $2.26; L. Ww. Cassidy's office last evening. There . ent including Fire Chief E. The . vere six committee members prome) Ott. All had a good time. The tin re-. Johnson $11.62; Shell Oit $71.46; candles. and. Complaints had played in all the principal ots ted Bell $16.56; him paid held Swiss “G. at-! play way. of initials, delicate fore the curtain ies his the recriminations The Ltd. appreciate lapped the wrong and the. Stores Alpha $493.42; During a formed pointS the ceiling. these business, icles was none other than A. A.\ the heavy were tattow Sargent, later U. 8S. Senator and . were put in with no discrimination: direetion Fellows cemetery. CHAIRMAN CASSIDY U‘. $896 Gs No C. Pha Stores, Ltd. $8.07; Actors.’” Jacobs, under les Elliott accompanied by Mrs. Ray dahon< ones es Helen 7) One the oe i ; ca fo “ a Bamk America $3.30; C ie aati ton $2.40; 1 recall that around the. Lithograph $93:75; ~ Bakers Trans~. represent a conima, al improve. For” $4800" they purchas=! seemed to C. Stiles." ed the present site, then known a8’ onion the semi-colon, the cabbage Aanck: avon the proscenium were the. fer $16; Ed R. Phillips $45.58; Al-. ‘the were ; tine Etolascs Wanaret wae a ane? Pac: Tel. & Tel. $5.10; Charles anne by the: Nevida “Our ame ily foe or ~ oe I ovane ee 1 . Hegitey Co. $5.80: Nevada City. Ga-. Dekeeeeak an a ee ‘ode. IO Co iaee wean Gage He S10 Ba: We. Ce ue Sa haba ap ine heey potato’ qiaintness in the modern attempt ioc $2.30; a kinds; various Charles Kent, James Monroe and W. . stops of OES were held Tues ohana race Governor. ee afor Lieutenant The interior decoration of the ex-!f. T. Corp. $188.84; Standard Oil} actor. His State Auto Asgs:,! divided byjisting theater” has lost much of its . Co. $9.07; Calif. the of gestures ders with a board of directors, con-'the sisting of Dan Baker, A. H., Hanson, . speeches were happily Funeral day .for the Tate Albin FE. Thore. The Hatfield led in the in: the balloting. ' THE LATE ALBIN THORE Ne-. vig alah mere $0 1 TotaY $585.50) ee Ae Sao Schiffner 364, Wiedauf 397, Kjor: N. ID. $259.66; r & $249. lie 371, S72;° “Rore: 423; Jolrnson R. Articles ON! stand for impositions. A fancy fire was a new theater. Geese file in the county clerk's office show); seemed. to pervade the audience that on that a corporation was formed for @. this was an appropriate occasion for rames 1937. TaN term of fifty years to be known aS'a tribute of vegetable matter. . The'lirayed and fet RRR CR? the Sugar Loaf reservoir, the Nimrod street improvenrent and the draining and clearing about’ the (swimming pool in the ‘municipal Bolcoter 441, Pharp $87, Soares — sa TO) Curtor: cay 4: Ray Wilde. 4: fredi Etter-. ' "ontTn t tnethe election eleetinm eed Tussday. 411, Skeahean 291, Finnegan: 356, ; z : : vada county gave him 2,998, vei One/camp includes people of culture and 'H’ Cap 65.195. Games 2074. of the advantages derived from the knowledge of the arts and will not =f — THE Many engaged Same general character. AVIATION OFFICER IS VISITOR AT AIRPORT *