October 23, 1936 (8 pages)

OCTOBER MI ——— Ne va da Ci ty Nugget Out Loud Thinking . Vol. 10, No. 98. We note with surprise that Democratic campaigners are gmeering at é NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The County Seat Paper dvertising Pays, Say Landon’s declaration that if elected “she will continue some: of the Roosevelt relief measures, minus their ex “ical party and its leaders, not to good sense, the ability fo learn even from their political . adversaries, vada City have been asked: ‘‘How would be to.-stultify the whole sys Advertising jBuilt Busi A number of business men of Ne Up Your tem of representative government. ness?’ The following replies were We commend to our readers the. reareceived and give a splendid idea soned and reasonable editorials of of how the successful business man David Lawrence on this subject. feels in regard to telling the public of his business, trade or profession: Nevada City Nugget. She occupies the post of assistant to the publisher. Most of her duties will be concerned with the Nugget’s ad solid and as substantial a up my business, the Keystone Meat con servative as ever lived in the White Market House. Wilson however was an ideal has been to serve the choicest cuts of meat with most efficient service. My advertisement has appeared in the Nugget ever since. it started ist whose name will endure long in world annals; turmoil The world largely as a is still result of in his idealism. On very substantnally. My aim BOY SCOUTS TO TAKE LEASE OF -SEAMAN’S LODGE Miss Sawyer graduated from the University of California in June and brings to the Nugget:an unusual talent in designing advertising to meet the needs of advertisers and an “understanding of their problems. She is the daugh about ten years ago. the practical side, and. DICKERMAN’S — (It our been own side of the Atlanti¢ the United States of keeping the name of one of the old his est firms, ‘Dickerman’s Drug Store,’ is still some 20 billons” dollars in debt as a result idealism. He was elected .of consistent has, found advertising before the public is a President great and help. for the second term with the slogan This drug store has advertised in the “he Nugget for many: years. kept us out of the war.’’ This OSCAR faith that under Wilson’s guidance, ODEGAARD — “‘T have this country would continue neutral. always been a firm believer in news It was too much to expect, undoubt paper advertising,’’ edly. make gaard, manager not County ‘Lumber Idealism, ‘fa war to democracy safe,’ flamed only throughout country ment. this, with ‘a high but Wilson’s idealism the Nevada Company. ‘‘And a every means of keeping the name of your govern organization before people, the press in democratic said Oscar Odeof again has, no equal in age fluenced the shaping of the Versail to the for inexpensive cover buying People who are very not likely to be very good buyers of much on the ground. The result wa3 anything beyond the baré necessities a of life. The consistent week ‘by week treaty, bit clashed ;with whose compromise feet which were the sewed placing world with dragons teeth. not public. Tiger les Clemenceau, of newspaper readers your last agreement evening, was a m name. before are the publie in newspaper advertising puts the the Campfire Girls and the) @ubs should take over Sea Scouts, Scout man’s, Lodge on a ten year lease. The Scout Council preferred to do this than to undertake to erect a log lodge for the three youth organizations with the money scout treasury@In posal, Horace A. now stating Curnow, in the the pro president of the Scout Council said that with the $800 which the council now has lodge and as may such be other improvements necessary, which would provide.not only a more comfortable and ‘better meeting place for the Seouts, but also make a more desirable place. private for all civic bodies, individuals who wished or to use the hall. As regards the care ecid use of the lodge he stated that the Scout coun¢il would be. responsible for its care, and that the scout use of the hall would not be such as to Verne Gleason, Scout master, exof world. . your potential customer in the frame “. plained that unless something were when he wide proportions may open. It was . of mind to consult you done for the housing of the Scouts It also nerhaps a miracle it did not come needs your merchandise. and the Cubs, very soon, the organmakes it possible for you to call his with the Ethiopian’ conquest. ization were likely to disintegrate. attention to anything in the line of threatens every moment that the It question that faces the United States es on regular merchandise that you then may have for sale from time to time.: we shall. be. best -able to withstand world pressure to enter into another world conflict he cost of these personal messages to. your customers is less ‘‘via the the White newspaper route’ by far than by any House. And Roosevelt is an idealist, other method and if yaqur ‘ads.’ are not of the old Jeffersonian type, such snappy and as Wilson was, but the new stream be satisfactory to your customer and lined idealist who seeks by swift ac to your business’’. with tion another and idealist careless in methods a strange hybrid, interesting, results will to make MRS. CHAS. WYANT—When ask over this country in four short years into communism ed “How advertising built up busi may ness,’’ answered as she hurried here toward and there attending to many things through the slow, moving years, but at once, in her spic and span Sham to’ sneer rock crossed on fascism. Idealism provide work a goal at to the . nation’s -’ balance Cafe, ‘‘we ‘have found adver wheel, the Supreme Court, to order -tising does help our business.’’ ‘Congress to pass a bill, vital to the lives of 125,000,000 people, with out reference to its constitutionality, to, put visionaries, such. as Tugwell, Wallace, and yes, the blustering pic turesque Gen. Hugh Johnson, in high administrative Iposts, is it in the hands of such a man that the na Fr, ¥. CASSIDY—‘“‘The policy of Alpha Stores Ltd., has always been consistently to advertise in the local newspapers. The name plate, Alpha Stores, Ltd., can be found in the earliest editions of the Nugget. Other newspapers of the for many years in finding a suitable meeting City: has retarded’ the He-stated-that-there -are-now 65 scouts enrolled in the troop and that the formation of another troop was very of the necessary for the welfare organization. SCOUTS PREPARE FOR SNOW SPORT re winter snoav anont are popu county by the fact that only three dates remain (Continued on Page Five) open for reservations of leaders took advantage of overnight trips to From present indications it appears Pahatsi record for to enjoy’ winter use skiing. of the lodge will be eons 2 No we hardly think so. We have any communisNc conflagration. come to regard President Roosevelt These, by and large, are the things idly becoming known and appreciatas warm hearted, highly intelligent, we hold too hazardous to trifle with ed by scouts of other’ councils of socialistic dillitante. We doubt if he and certainly too hazardous to connorthern California for. it is visited even realizes that his course inevittinue with. by scouts from San ‘Francisco, Oakably heads us toward a dictatorship. land, We need a practical man, who Whether that dictatorship be communistic or fascist, is not worth an knows his people, who has sweated argument. In either event, the peoand worked shoulder to shoulder Petaluma. liberty, freedom, and spies the invest of the fact that Sheriff Eugene Biscauliz of Los here Sunday Angeles to county attend the was Native Sons ceremony of dedicating memor ial plaques, asked him how he handled such items of glaring disregard of the law aS was exemplified here again press the its ‘land with common laborrers, who, To ilities Alameda, Marin county “Well,’” said ‘‘ we Biscailuz, have miners now in rapid the a mill for reduction. This is a new known as the Ridge, Min es. property In another column the completion in the story of Cap of the Lava the tunnel, which,was holed through : Several days ago, between the Ban ner and Central mines. pected prove to a This great is ex saving in hauling Banner ores to the Central mill underground. It will prove. es peciaily economical during the winter snows. Ten more men have been added to the Lava Cap payroll. The Ridge Mines of gravel soon duly and. when convicted ling, we send around a they gamb of truck clean out all the paraghernalia and destroy “But,” said the city official, “what do you do when your jury ac quits them, or fails to agree?’’ “Oh, we arrest them the moment is built. as gravel operations operator, employs Thisis perhaps the significant The following received development” in the county. reports from in various. have progress will SNEATH AND CLAY be : ledge matter at the 400 foot level in the Sneath and Clay property on Gold Flat. C. C. VanLobenSels, purchased the property from Dr Alors Tickel in recent months. DAISY BLUE PROPERTY A hundred foot shaft has been sunk on the ledge at the Daisy Blue mine, or Marks property northwest of Nevada City. The sump has been cut'and the to cut a Messrs. been its A group of leasors are drifting on eight Narrows the and watched with interest, as it is loeated in one of the rich early day mining camps of Nevada county. men are getting station to start Musecardini and ready drifting. Marks are operating the property. operating 4 (Continued on mines: Page Hight) OPERATING MINES, MEN EMPLOYED AND MONTHLY PAYROLL IN NEVADA COUNTY LOCATION NUMBER EMPLOYED Quartz Grass Valley 800 Brunswick and Idaho-Maryland Quartz NE Grass. Valley 700 98,000 Murchie Quartz. _E of Nevada City 300 42,000 va Great Northern Quartz Harmony Ridge 15 2,100 eant store, and said to the owner: Golden Center Quartz Grass 110 15,400 know that you won’t be allowed to Spring Hill Quartz NE Grass Valley 12 1,880 run an hour after you Lava Cap Quartz Banner Mt. 260 3,640 Bullion Quartz E of Grass Valley 50 7,000 Spanish Quartz Washington. 100 14,000 Zeibright Quartz E. of Nevada City 150 21,000 German Bar Quartz N. Bleomfield 15 2,100 Quartz EE. of Grass Valley 25 3,500 Giant King Quartz Washington 5 Omega’ Gravel N. Washington 5 t 700. Sneath & Clay Quartz Nevada City 5 700 Gold Tunnel Quartz Nevada City 5 700 Deer Creek Union Quartz SE Nevada City 3 ¢—1., 420 San Juan Mine Quartz Nor. San Juan 17 1,380 Ragon Quartz W. Nevada City 22 3,080 Valley Gold Mines Quartz E N.evada City 560 Mt. View Quartz Washington 840 they start running again, and keep on MINE QUARTZ OR GRAVEL arresting them, until we do get have much trouble of that kind in Los Angeles. “A deputy sheriff strolling along the street saw one of these gamblers unloading. his furniture into “What are you doing? a, Don’t you open up?’’ That bird.was one of the-wise guys. He was busy unloading, and said: “Oh, they won’t bother us. That fellow was aoe even allowed to run half an hour.’ Prescott Hill HI SERVICE CLUB ELECTS NEW MEMBERS nesday, October 21, 1936 and elected some new members into the organization. The new members elected were: King, Reggie Ben Kennedy, Tamblyn “Wyle and Ernest Young, HEARING FOR ALLEGED Lucky Jane CATTLE THIEVES TODAY Bunker Hill one of first cattle Valley « “ 700 Bloomfield 3 420 Quartz N. Bloomfield % 420 Gracey Quartz Ss. Nevada City 22. 3,080 Stockton Hill Quartz So. Grass Valley 30 4,200 3 420 charges City Belle Quartz Nevada Gold Flat section, is in. Relief’ Hill jail of Gravel North Bloomfield 4 560 Rising Sun Quartz Colfax 14 2,060 Morning Star Quartz Tyler 2 280 Watson Mine Quartz E. Nevada City : 4 _ 560 Quartz Rough and Ready 4 560 Thomas Slide Quartz N. Grass Valley -_ Lowell Hill Gravel E. Nevada City 5 Jim Mine Quartz Graniteville 12 Blue Eagle Quartz W. Nevada City 4 Reeder Gravel . Nor. San Juan 5 Daisy Blue Quartz W. Nevada City 4 Oro Fino Quartz -S. Grass Valley. 10 Live Yankee ‘Quartz S. Nevada City. 5 «Nevada — Quartz EB. Nevada. City A Ridge Mines Gravel San Juan Maben Hill Quartz 5S. Grass Valley Mt. View Quartz Washington charges the county grand and War under our own Constitution, makes the President of the United States a dictator. Is Roosevelt: the man to trust in that post? inherit system for the lodge and telephone This coming week end with his brother local ; courts in many years, Jack. Dyer, of facing {nto $112.000 for winter camping the bee brought theft Quartz._N. t provide the best possible facin to the ; PAYROLL i a jury that convicts them. gmhen we charged with the same crime. Earl theft, will be The young men are charged with plodded up from the ranks one step connection. at a time, until today he is the caun work parties are going to camp from from Chester Doolittle also of Gold didate of Abe Lincoln’s party ‘President of the United States. Nevada City, Wat. A hide, identified by Doolittle as-that of his missing calf, was dug up Wednesday by Deputy Sheriffs Carl T. Larson and W. D. Woods on the old Sharp ranch’ near the Gracey mine. Jack Dyer was arraigned on the charge before Judge W. L. Mobley Penryn, Roseville ana Auburn in the effort to complete all necessary. Each .community We are confident, now of Landon’s has been asked to haye men go to use of relief money to build up a election. Our main reliance of course camp and machine, political national vicious they in turn are asking interested in such as New York’s Tammany, or in making this forecast is the Litparents and others’ even the many promises that our erary Digest. It has not failed us scouting to give a day to finish this 16,* 31 work, \president has made and broken with yet. It shows. on October * Ahi a regularity, that most instates polling a majority for Lanfluences this writer. It is the dan-. don. We can give over a few states win gerous trend, the menace his actions. to.the New Dealers and still The Sacramento Bee hold for this country. His pressure handsomely. @ on Congress. to do his will and not undertakes to prove by the Digest’s the people’s will, his choice of weak, own figures that Roosevelt will be By the same procoss of -y Y= sycophantic visionaries to spend the elected, _.An important meeting of the Nebillions that have been spent and soning the Bee editar could tee vada City Townsend Club to whieh 1939, all friends as well as crities of the wasted, billions that have imposed Literary Digest of October, pauperism on millions of Americans, and prove that Hoover would be replan were invited was held last : geen makes them ready fuel for, electads . night at 8 o’clock in the Odd Fel TOWNSEND CLUB IN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Fa made San Juan, been In direction of Cabp Chairman L, H. H. work has erates the’ Sunrise Mine, the Mt. View, and the big gravel holding at the Reynolds, is making every effort to It is not so much the waste, the Allen time in getting the City Belle prop MORNING STAR PROPERTY Messrs. Gooch and Jackson are operating the Morning Star mine at Tyler. Ore is being mined to ship to have complete before snowfall a lighting for employed over by the same company that op rest silwho CITY BELLE James T. development. The hoist house had been completed and necessary macounty with a payroll of $387,980.v7 chinery installed. The shaft is down Five properties which have fre about 25 feet and it is being timbersumed operations during the month. ed as sinking progresses. 2,772 deputy sheriff and close ’em up, ar ver spoon in his mouth, who did not but fs peak, mines now active, reveals a total of most mahal, who was not born with a fortune, Nevada new years, at least. A survey of he many erty, in Nevada City, in shape for dam to jail those who dare expres§ sentiments contrary to the ‘all highest.” a great in a above any record in the last dozen no trouble at all. We send around a ana per: lodge the camp committee under the haps has never voyaged on the Nour at Saturday evening when Chief of Pomen in clearing ditches and repair lice Garfield Robson closed up an work in preparation for the development of something like 1000 acres electric roulette wheel game. the Not only is Pahatsi enjoyed by Tahoe scouts and leaders but it is rap their advantage Camp Pahatsi.by local troops for the The Nevada ~ City High Schoo! period from Christmas to the end of Service Club, with Phil Joyal,-presidMarch. Last year 350 scouts and ing held its regular meeting on Wed this ing the next world war? place growth of the movement in Nevada lar with the Tahoe scouts is shown tion wishes to place its destiny dur lost operations are N. Star Empire . The difficulty the scouts have’ haa Pennsylvania destroy all the equipment. We don’t special merchandise or special pricThe. civil war in Spain continues. whether City officials, aking pre individuals. Mining County These are City Belle,’ Morning Star, SHORT SHIFT FOR GAMBLERS IN LOS ANGELES clude its use by other organizations or “a Maben Hill, which has been taken Boy Today at any hour, war is educational work among CCC boys in this region. preliminary that it could add a kitchen to Seaman’s writer voted for him ‘because of his ter of H, A. Sawyer in charge of the Park Commission and the City Council $387,980 Monthly vertising service. On-the-historical side we have had. -. DAVE RICHARDS—tThrough consince, the Civil War, only -three sistent advertising in the newspa-. Democratic presidents, Cleveland, pers of the district over a .period of [ave a joint meeting Gatley ot the building Wilson and Roosevelt. The first was maty years I consider I ‘have built committee of the Boy Scout Council, as County Payroll Is ‘Miss Sally Sawyer of Grass Valley has ‘joined the staff of the learn something day by day. To deny the Republicans a measure of \ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1936. The Gold Center ANNOUNCEMENT Nevada City Merchants travagance and waste. How silly it would be on the part of a great poli ple * COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA H. M. L The Nevada City Nugget helps your city and county to grow in population and prosperity. By subscribing to, and advertising in the Nugget, therefore, you help yourself. f stealing a five months old heifer yesterday, Dyer’s preliminary exam ination was set for today at 2 o’clock. lows hall. Present membership cards are void after November first and a plea for renewal by all members was made by. club heads. Important issues relating to the plan and discussion and consideration of business occupied the attention of the mosting. Mistletoe : : City : 8 8% _. 280 i

OCTOBER MI ——— Ne va da Ci ty Nugget Out Loud Thinking . Vol. 10, No. 98. We note with surprise that Democratic campaigners are gmeering at é NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The County Seat Paper dvertising Pays, Say Landon’s declaration that if elected “she will continue some: of the Roosevelt relief measures, minus their ex “ical party and its leaders, not to good sense, the ability fo learn even from their political . adversaries, vada City have been asked: ‘‘How would be to.-stultify the whole sys Advertising jBuilt Busi A number of business men of Ne Up Your tem of representative government. ness?’ The following replies were We commend to our readers the. reareceived and give a splendid idea soned and reasonable editorials of of how the successful business man David Lawrence on this subject. feels in regard to telling the public of his business, trade or profession: Nevada City Nugget. She occupies the post of assistant to the publisher. Most of her duties will be concerned with the Nugget’s ad solid and as substantial a up my business, the Keystone Meat con servative as ever lived in the White Market House. Wilson however was an ideal has been to serve the choicest cuts of meat with most efficient service. My advertisement has appeared in the Nugget ever since. it started ist whose name will endure long in world annals; turmoil The world largely as a is still result of in his idealism. On very substantnally. My aim BOY SCOUTS TO TAKE LEASE OF -SEAMAN’S LODGE Miss Sawyer graduated from the University of California in June and brings to the Nugget:an unusual talent in designing advertising to meet the needs of advertisers and an “understanding of their problems. She is the daugh about ten years ago. the practical side, and. DICKERMAN’S — (It our been own side of the Atlanti¢ the United States of keeping the name of one of the old his est firms, ‘Dickerman’s Drug Store,’ is still some 20 billons” dollars in debt as a result idealism. He was elected .of consistent has, found advertising before the public is a President great and help. for the second term with the slogan This drug store has advertised in the “he Nugget for many: years. kept us out of the war.’’ This OSCAR faith that under Wilson’s guidance, ODEGAARD — “‘T have this country would continue neutral. always been a firm believer in news It was too much to expect, undoubt paper advertising,’’ edly. make gaard, manager not County ‘Lumber Idealism, ‘fa war to democracy safe,’ flamed only throughout country ment. this, with ‘a high but Wilson’s idealism the Nevada Company. ‘‘And a every means of keeping the name of your govern organization before people, the press in democratic said Oscar Odeof again has, no equal in age fluenced the shaping of the Versail to the for inexpensive cover buying People who are very not likely to be very good buyers of much on the ground. The result wa3 anything beyond the baré necessities a of life. The consistent week ‘by week treaty, bit clashed ;with whose compromise feet which were the sewed placing world with dragons teeth. not public. Tiger les Clemenceau, of newspaper readers your last agreement evening, was a m name. before are the publie in newspaper advertising puts the the Campfire Girls and the) @ubs should take over Sea Scouts, Scout man’s, Lodge on a ten year lease. The Scout Council preferred to do this than to undertake to erect a log lodge for the three youth organizations with the money scout treasury@In posal, Horace A. now stating Curnow, in the the pro president of the Scout Council said that with the $800 which the council now has lodge and as may such be other improvements necessary, which would provide.not only a more comfortable and ‘better meeting place for the Seouts, but also make a more desirable place. private for all civic bodies, individuals who wished or to use the hall. As regards the care ecid use of the lodge he stated that the Scout coun¢il would be. responsible for its care, and that the scout use of the hall would not be such as to Verne Gleason, Scout master, exof world. . your potential customer in the frame “. plained that unless something were when he wide proportions may open. It was . of mind to consult you done for the housing of the Scouts It also nerhaps a miracle it did not come needs your merchandise. and the Cubs, very soon, the organmakes it possible for you to call his with the Ethiopian’ conquest. ization were likely to disintegrate. attention to anything in the line of threatens every moment that the It question that faces the United States es on regular merchandise that you then may have for sale from time to time.: we shall. be. best -able to withstand world pressure to enter into another world conflict he cost of these personal messages to. your customers is less ‘‘via the the White newspaper route’ by far than by any House. And Roosevelt is an idealist, other method and if yaqur ‘ads.’ are not of the old Jeffersonian type, such snappy and as Wilson was, but the new stream be satisfactory to your customer and lined idealist who seeks by swift ac to your business’’. with tion another and idealist careless in methods a strange hybrid, interesting, results will to make MRS. CHAS. WYANT—When ask over this country in four short years into communism ed “How advertising built up busi may ness,’’ answered as she hurried here toward and there attending to many things through the slow, moving years, but at once, in her spic and span Sham to’ sneer rock crossed on fascism. Idealism provide work a goal at to the . nation’s -’ balance Cafe, ‘‘we ‘have found adver wheel, the Supreme Court, to order -tising does help our business.’’ ‘Congress to pass a bill, vital to the lives of 125,000,000 people, with out reference to its constitutionality, to, put visionaries, such. as Tugwell, Wallace, and yes, the blustering pic turesque Gen. Hugh Johnson, in high administrative Iposts, is it in the hands of such a man that the na Fr, ¥. CASSIDY—‘“‘The policy of Alpha Stores Ltd., has always been consistently to advertise in the local newspapers. The name plate, Alpha Stores, Ltd., can be found in the earliest editions of the Nugget. Other newspapers of the for many years in finding a suitable meeting City: has retarded’ the He-stated-that-there -are-now 65 scouts enrolled in the troop and that the formation of another troop was very of the necessary for the welfare organization. SCOUTS PREPARE FOR SNOW SPORT re winter snoav anont are popu county by the fact that only three dates remain (Continued on Page Five) open for reservations of leaders took advantage of overnight trips to From present indications it appears Pahatsi record for to enjoy’ winter use skiing. of the lodge will be eons 2 No we hardly think so. We have any communisNc conflagration. come to regard President Roosevelt These, by and large, are the things idly becoming known and appreciatas warm hearted, highly intelligent, we hold too hazardous to trifle with ed by scouts of other’ councils of socialistic dillitante. We doubt if he and certainly too hazardous to connorthern California for. it is visited even realizes that his course inevittinue with. by scouts from San ‘Francisco, Oakably heads us toward a dictatorship. land, We need a practical man, who Whether that dictatorship be communistic or fascist, is not worth an knows his people, who has sweated argument. In either event, the peoand worked shoulder to shoulder Petaluma. liberty, freedom, and spies the invest of the fact that Sheriff Eugene Biscauliz of Los here Sunday Angeles to county attend the was Native Sons ceremony of dedicating memor ial plaques, asked him how he handled such items of glaring disregard of the law aS was exemplified here again press the its ‘land with common laborrers, who, To ilities Alameda, Marin county “Well,’” said ‘‘ we Biscailuz, have miners now in rapid the a mill for reduction. This is a new known as the Ridge, Min es. property In another column the completion in the story of Cap of the Lava the tunnel, which,was holed through : Several days ago, between the Ban ner and Central mines. pected prove to a This great is ex saving in hauling Banner ores to the Central mill underground. It will prove. es peciaily economical during the winter snows. Ten more men have been added to the Lava Cap payroll. The Ridge Mines of gravel soon duly and. when convicted ling, we send around a they gamb of truck clean out all the paraghernalia and destroy “But,” said the city official, “what do you do when your jury ac quits them, or fails to agree?’’ “Oh, we arrest them the moment is built. as gravel operations operator, employs Thisis perhaps the significant The following received development” in the county. reports from in various. have progress will SNEATH AND CLAY be : ledge matter at the 400 foot level in the

Sneath and Clay property on Gold Flat. C. C. VanLobenSels, purchased the property from Dr Alors Tickel in recent months. DAISY BLUE PROPERTY A hundred foot shaft has been sunk on the ledge at the Daisy Blue mine, or Marks property northwest of Nevada City. The sump has been cut'and the to cut a Messrs. been its A group of leasors are drifting on eight Narrows the and watched with interest, as it is loeated in one of the rich early day mining camps of Nevada county. men are getting station to start Musecardini and ready drifting. Marks are operating the property. operating 4 (Continued on mines: Page Hight) OPERATING MINES, MEN EMPLOYED AND MONTHLY PAYROLL IN NEVADA COUNTY LOCATION NUMBER EMPLOYED Quartz Grass Valley 800 Brunswick and Idaho-Maryland Quartz NE Grass. Valley 700 98,000 Murchie Quartz. _E of Nevada City 300 42,000 va Great Northern Quartz Harmony Ridge 15 2,100 eant store, and said to the owner: Golden Center Quartz Grass 110 15,400 know that you won’t be allowed to Spring Hill Quartz NE Grass Valley 12 1,880 run an hour after you Lava Cap Quartz Banner Mt. 260 3,640 Bullion Quartz E of Grass Valley 50 7,000 Spanish Quartz Washington. 100 14,000 Zeibright Quartz E. of Nevada City 150 21,000 German Bar Quartz N. Bleomfield 15 2,100 Quartz EE. of Grass Valley 25 3,500 Giant King Quartz Washington 5 Omega’ Gravel N. Washington 5 t 700. Sneath & Clay Quartz Nevada City 5 700 Gold Tunnel Quartz Nevada City 5 700 Deer Creek Union Quartz SE Nevada City 3 ¢—1., 420 San Juan Mine Quartz Nor. San Juan 17 1,380 Ragon Quartz W. Nevada City 22 3,080 Valley Gold Mines Quartz E N.evada City 560 Mt. View Quartz Washington 840 they start running again, and keep on MINE QUARTZ OR GRAVEL arresting them, until we do get have much trouble of that kind in Los Angeles. “A deputy sheriff strolling along the street saw one of these gamblers unloading. his furniture into “What are you doing? a, Don’t you open up?’’ That bird.was one of the-wise guys. He was busy unloading, and said: “Oh, they won’t bother us. That fellow was aoe even allowed to run half an hour.’ Prescott Hill HI SERVICE CLUB ELECTS NEW MEMBERS nesday, October 21, 1936 and elected some new members into the organization. The new members elected were: King, Reggie Ben Kennedy, Tamblyn “Wyle and Ernest Young, HEARING FOR ALLEGED Lucky Jane CATTLE THIEVES TODAY Bunker Hill one of first cattle Valley « “ 700 Bloomfield 3 420 Quartz N. Bloomfield % 420 Gracey Quartz Ss. Nevada City 22. 3,080 Stockton Hill Quartz So. Grass Valley 30 4,200 3 420 charges City Belle Quartz Nevada Gold Flat section, is in. Relief’ Hill jail of Gravel North Bloomfield 4 560 Rising Sun Quartz Colfax 14 2,060 Morning Star Quartz Tyler 2 280 Watson Mine Quartz E. Nevada City : 4 _ 560 Quartz Rough and Ready 4 560 Thomas Slide Quartz N. Grass Valley -_ Lowell Hill Gravel E. Nevada City 5 Jim Mine Quartz Graniteville 12 Blue Eagle Quartz W. Nevada City 4 Reeder Gravel . Nor. San Juan 5 Daisy Blue Quartz W. Nevada City 4 Oro Fino Quartz -S. Grass Valley. 10 Live Yankee ‘Quartz S. Nevada City. 5 «Nevada — Quartz EB. Nevada. City A Ridge Mines Gravel San Juan Maben Hill Quartz 5S. Grass Valley Mt. View Quartz Washington charges the county grand and War under our own Constitution, makes the President of the United States a dictator. Is Roosevelt: the man to trust in that post? inherit system for the lodge and telephone This coming week end with his brother local ; courts in many years, Jack. Dyer, of facing {nto $112.000 for winter camping the bee brought theft Quartz._N. t provide the best possible facin to the ; PAYROLL i a jury that convicts them. gmhen we charged with the same crime. Earl theft, will be The young men are charged with plodded up from the ranks one step connection. at a time, until today he is the caun work parties are going to camp from from Chester Doolittle also of Gold didate of Abe Lincoln’s party ‘President of the United States. Nevada City, Wat. A hide, identified by Doolittle as-that of his missing calf, was dug up Wednesday by Deputy Sheriffs Carl T. Larson and W. D. Woods on the old Sharp ranch’ near the Gracey mine. Jack Dyer was arraigned on the charge before Judge W. L. Mobley Penryn, Roseville ana Auburn in the effort to complete all necessary. Each .community We are confident, now of Landon’s has been asked to haye men go to use of relief money to build up a election. Our main reliance of course camp and machine, political national vicious they in turn are asking interested in such as New York’s Tammany, or in making this forecast is the Litparents and others’ even the many promises that our erary Digest. It has not failed us scouting to give a day to finish this 16,* 31 work, \president has made and broken with yet. It shows. on October * Ahi a regularity, that most instates polling a majority for Lanfluences this writer. It is the dan-. don. We can give over a few states win gerous trend, the menace his actions. to.the New Dealers and still The Sacramento Bee hold for this country. His pressure handsomely. @ on Congress. to do his will and not undertakes to prove by the Digest’s the people’s will, his choice of weak, own figures that Roosevelt will be By the same procoss of -y Y= sycophantic visionaries to spend the elected, _.An important meeting of the Nebillions that have been spent and soning the Bee editar could tee vada City Townsend Club to whieh 1939, all friends as well as crities of the wasted, billions that have imposed Literary Digest of October, pauperism on millions of Americans, and prove that Hoover would be replan were invited was held last : geen makes them ready fuel for, electads . night at 8 o’clock in the Odd Fel TOWNSEND CLUB IN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Fa made San Juan, been In direction of Cabp Chairman L, H. H. work has erates the’ Sunrise Mine, the Mt. View, and the big gravel holding at the Reynolds, is making every effort to It is not so much the waste, the Allen time in getting the City Belle prop MORNING STAR PROPERTY Messrs. Gooch and Jackson are operating the Morning Star mine at Tyler. Ore is being mined to ship to have complete before snowfall a lighting for employed over by the same company that op rest silwho CITY BELLE James T. development. The hoist house had been completed and necessary macounty with a payroll of $387,980.v7 chinery installed. The shaft is down Five properties which have fre about 25 feet and it is being timbersumed operations during the month. ed as sinking progresses. 2,772 deputy sheriff and close ’em up, ar ver spoon in his mouth, who did not but fs peak, mines now active, reveals a total of most mahal, who was not born with a fortune, Nevada new years, at least. A survey of he many erty, in Nevada City, in shape for dam to jail those who dare expres§ sentiments contrary to the ‘all highest.” a great in a above any record in the last dozen no trouble at all. We send around a ana per: lodge the camp committee under the haps has never voyaged on the Nour at Saturday evening when Chief of Pomen in clearing ditches and repair lice Garfield Robson closed up an work in preparation for the development of something like 1000 acres electric roulette wheel game. the Not only is Pahatsi enjoyed by Tahoe scouts and leaders but it is rap their advantage Camp Pahatsi.by local troops for the The Nevada ~ City High Schoo! period from Christmas to the end of Service Club, with Phil Joyal,-presidMarch. Last year 350 scouts and ing held its regular meeting on Wed this ing the next world war? place growth of the movement in Nevada lar with the Tahoe scouts is shown tion wishes to place its destiny dur lost operations are N. Star Empire . The difficulty the scouts have’ haa Pennsylvania destroy all the equipment. We don’t special merchandise or special pricThe. civil war in Spain continues. whether City officials, aking pre individuals. Mining County These are City Belle,’ Morning Star, SHORT SHIFT FOR GAMBLERS IN LOS ANGELES clude its use by other organizations or “a Maben Hill, which has been taken Boy Today at any hour, war is educational work among CCC boys in this region. preliminary that it could add a kitchen to Seaman’s writer voted for him ‘because of his ter of H, A. Sawyer in charge of the Park Commission and the City Council $387,980 Monthly vertising service. On-the-historical side we have had. -. DAVE RICHARDS—tThrough consince, the Civil War, only -three sistent advertising in the newspa-. Democratic presidents, Cleveland, pers of the district over a .period of [ave a joint meeting Gatley ot the building Wilson and Roosevelt. The first was maty years I consider I ‘have built committee of the Boy Scout Council, as County Payroll Is ‘Miss Sally Sawyer of Grass Valley has ‘joined the staff of the learn something day by day. To deny the Republicans a measure of \ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1936. The Gold Center ANNOUNCEMENT Nevada City Merchants travagance and waste. How silly it would be on the part of a great poli ple * COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA H. M. L The Nevada City Nugget helps your city and county to grow in population and prosperity. By subscribing to, and advertising in the Nugget, therefore, you help yourself. f stealing a five months old heifer yesterday, Dyer’s preliminary exam ination was set for today at 2 o’clock. lows hall. Present membership cards are void after November first and a plea for renewal by all members was made by. club heads. Important issues relating to the plan and discussion and consideration of business occupied the attention of the mosting. Mistletoe : : City : 8 8% _. 280 i