October 30, 1933 (4 pages)

133 Catrr foot‘ow afMee See Se ee @ % This is Nevada City’s . ONLY paper, Hometown News: . . It supports things . wor rth While, Do you sub. seribe for it? Se see ee SenthCe Sot uEtE= Vol. Vil, 104. The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA We piapre con ive food J 2 o 2) . . ey VY 0 . ig?) =) cr oO ~ au” Hometown Newsv helps build your nunity. Readers and make it a! bulid beat DAY. Oct. 3! Nevada County Share Uf Gas Tax $11,446 By MELVIN LORD . As a of the S ACR, \MENTO, Oct, -30=—CUP) eal lieve unemployment by means of the Apportionment to counties of $3, publie works projects, : 4pi,7 41.05 as their share of the $9,. are being called in #85,223.14 in gasoline taxes collectau during the third quarter: nouns part local workers Veterans with dependents, non-veterans with dependents, single veterans and state. )@ and single non-veterans. This préfexbeen made mandatory~in 1 OF the total, $11,446 was allocated. most of the recent contracts. aaa WELCOME RAIN CLEANS UP BUST this order: was an-ed today by Ray L. controller. Riley, A ANvortionment of the gasoline tax income, one-third of counties and the State which goes. to}; to. thel} is ‘expect 1 high-. ) keeping! remainder division of highways, ed to give new impetus to loca way development with the ambitibus program well un-. Heavy clouds blew in der Way by the state. . from the coast ali day According to Erie Cullenward, de-. ) at about 11:30 p.m. puty director of. the ment of public works, $5,500,000 in cons work in seemingly Saturday and Sunday morning rain. commenced falling in NeCity. Up to »4:30 the. rain at the home of Mrs., Ben Presstate depart-) j . re . approximately) vada truction work has! Bausge been placed under way--sinee--Sep-. . ton measured .45 of an inch. tember 12 } Rain has fallen practically all day Cx is awarded total $7,290,-. today coming down—in torrents “for Work actually has started the most of the totaling $5,500,000, he!. seem we hay. said. . A Sire blown off time and it would ojeects » had two inches of rain. strong wind for this district has and on. No damage from but early this mornine a 60 foot popSTART NEW TUNNED Glizzio on Pine street, back of the home of Tony FradRoy Walsh, He nTy. Wohier and C. . st ream with a crash. If it had-fallen Bl of. Washineitonare to — start "tow the house it wov:ld have 30 ’ tunnel on their 80 1 in the kitchen anddinning AC! ie Lucky. Boy. . toom. The wind also tilted a big walLas 2a tunnel but} tet -tree:-in“the earden — of Ed. it Wwas-to now they will . Schmidt. roD ¢ : et, tunnel 125 A huge tree was biowir over across fe and ¢ They believe . the road just below the’ Junction c ll nid ins the will tap; !ouse on the road to Washineton the rich: gold } ine cl 1el before . and for a short time traffic. canie te The Lucky Boy is located on ‘the Up till 1:30 o’ctock > this. 4fterstotehman Creek north of Washing: noon the storm had brovglit 3.80 ! inches.-of rain, whi is close to have. their wint8* s 1p, record for any storm of last season. piles in and expect to.work alt " fa Oe er a= 6 2 u te NanNnet ~ GRASS VALLEY GRID : MEN BEAT — CITY Fae) . Spring, . fracas, Grass Valley's Miner Jacket team slapped the local boys for a row of six touch. downs—-plus four vada City 0, The Tocal fighting every William Kervin, who is a member .0f the Nevada City Nugeget’s Mechanical iDepartment, fs a timid young man(so it seems), Last week.‘Bill” took a notion to conversions, NeGrass Valley 40. boys very were ,in minute of the game, go up into the wilds of Modoc but the weight, speed, and experiCounty—(for reasons which the ence were too much for the light Newriter can not fathom) and as vada City line. every one knows, Modoc County Grass Valley, playing, a fast, hard! is a tough country. game, was able to score in every. “Bill pulled into good old Al. :auarter. The Miners, converted on turas and up into the main part of . Passes, and snapjfy end-runs, and town, and going into one of the . also on several trick plays. popular drink emporiums orderOn the local team, Roman Rozyned in a small voice—‘an ice cream . Ski, Nevada City’s A 1 center, was soda, please.’ . conspicious again and again for his hard, efficient tackling. Grass Val. ley just couldn’t put the ball through the center of the line. Professar Sweeney’s musical children, thi band, drew attention by the fine execution of several wellknown pieces. Grass Valiey’s school band was also heard. A humorous note was added by the Grass Vailey public address anAbout this time a big bewhiskered tough native rode up in front of this said drink emporium riding a mean looking broncho with the disposition of a Mountain lion and one of the toughest unbroken fuzz tails in the country—In his hand he was wielding (as a quirt) a live rattlesnake, and he shouted to one of the attendants to bring high 3 : : nouncer, Who besides giving Grass him a drink of carbolic acid, and ‘ e 5 i . AGS Valley an cxtra five yards on alto bring it quick The at. E most eve. j lay, announcing every tendant replied that he was out i 2 3 ara. substitute as “Nevada C City’s one and of that particular liquid, and the sh Z : tough one said ‘‘Make ‘it concer on’y;, 0° Grage Valley's “one! and =a ees ; : -oncen3 : e only,” announcéd Bob Schiffner Netrated lye’’— which was brought to him pronto, and no questions asked—the tough one downed the stuff in one gulp and rode off down vada City’s water boy as ‘McGraw, Nevada City’s, one and only, a ten flat man.” vide bora” “. PEP RALLY IS HELD I h ime “Bill” , a: aati pace a Sa ac BEFORE GRID GAME beads on a rag doll. He did not Friday morning at fifth perias the high school student body held a rousing pep assembly in anticipation of the Grass Valley and Nevada City grid tussles Before the pep rally a business meeting was held. Then President Ben Sweeney made a short . speech in which he even stop to finish his ice cream soda /but according to took the next train home. “Bill” does not have much to Bay about his trip to Modoc and when anyone brings up the subject he has a worried look. reports commemorated the birthday of President Theodore . fe) ENGINEER BUILDS HOME i ae PRR of Grass Valley Ss le speakers rere j Ninel ed i AT EMPIRE NORTH STAR in. rsh" tore feraduect order by President nee Sw: A. Kendall, safety engineer, of the Empire-Nérth Star Mining is gonstructing an room cottage and pire-North: Star built with. a eney: George Labadie, end on Valley's team, Ralph quarterback> and McCabe, rey. ative of the girls of ‘Grass ValCoach: Bill Wilson, Grass grid mentor also made a shor: Tony Mecia, center, Grass Pinter; Company, attractive five bath on the Em . ley. ! { i . Lois resent High Valley speech. srounds. It is being rustic finish to fit into . ! coneludprogram to re-; ell_into the . there . ie Possibly do so, attend. The time is CAMPTONVILLE, Oct. 23.—! 3 hagas, ; number of local business men and he Boy Scout Court of Honor citizens plan to make an appeal to{ Wil! be held next W ednesday evening are To Be World’s JONES RA Richest Girl . a PSR LICENSE PLATES: 4 RES at. publie bert C. Jones of San sovernor occasions if Senator HerJose is elected of California next Officiating at i . po a > ' { { Ry GEORGE E. HELMER 1 : SACRAMENTO, Oct. 30—(UP)— . There will be no “Royal” _license ! . plates issued or Roman Togas worn i year. horned toad derbies is no jov for a sovernor, and it isn’t necessary. fer an executive around in airplanes. Jones says he never has beén in a plane and doesnt intend to-start flying. He believes'a governor should look after the business of his office and not spend much of his time shaking hands with politicians and for pictures with pretty girls. He takes particular he issuance of “R” which appear on automobiles driven by close friends of the ministration. supposed to touchable. present adThose ““R”’ make their They principle of the Senator he had the authority to order license son or particular unusual consideration. Five hundred. “R" were_issued last year. One . . a jhave been ordered for 1934 ! . 1 i paign year, Senator Jones emphatically denies birthday, rumors that he may it tind her= greatOn “NOV; 223; Doris Duke, above, wi With-draw I he vgubernator race. He will rignt to the end, he j d,sranning er part ofa 30r Seer OS ee prog Ive in the fight for the : ; = = } iean nomination orld ‘ 5] Fie will make an outst nding ‘1s H f ) he i tc Hs Wanhts a eS { lth 4 on p onal income. Hs _——— —~—---— AT A “=e wy 425 Supporting the Central Valley WaREN CHAPA MAN, U, Ve Se ee eS = ayyies On ‘the subject of the sales tax HURTS KNEE he-is Not -opDpOoOSed open! t the en<« é 3 ‘tir plan but he does fel fhat. fr Dod > a} ld ; * a. ) + 3 > ) * of Dr. and Should be exempted, and he has freshman at ~ himself to fight: for th: Nat alifernia— while;-elected. His campaien trips ee taught him + 4} 1 playing football last weck wrenched;,the state have knee in such a Way that the. Considerable . there is . : his right resentment © against a He believes this . sectién of the tax places a particular! j Durden on the poor, . ] = = xe ao oy = . cord in the back of the leg got wedg} sales tax on food. ed between the joint of the knee according to x-rays. Heis inthe: U.-G. doctors will operate tomorrow in or-. AG owe wie! DISTRICT COMMITTEE while Wealth eshospital and . capes. its share of sxpense. . der to iree the cor¢ lyup for two weeks aoe out of fo ball for the season. His teachers have . given him full credit for this semes. ter even though from classes. CAMPTONVILLE TO ASK HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT he looses the time . The monthly meeting of the Nevada City District Boy Scout committee will be held this evening 4in the chamber of commerce Chairman H. A. Curnow that every committeeman, rooms, requests who can PHOENIX MINE WILL November 1~-in the Superior Court room. Judge Raglan Tuttle will make the Yuba County Board of Supervisors at their next meeting to go be*to ride, posing } exception to! license plates! plates are . owners un-. don’t work out that! Jones. a plates, he wouldubé sure that no per; class received any i! plates thousand , —rlam, re from } ON SCOUTING TO MEET) :. PUBLIC DINNER WiLL MARK ARMISTICE . Mountain d uxiliary held a splendid meet'ing last Tharsday evenings im the Odd . Fellow hall. Comrade Borgour, of Lodi, Council of Adminisi ation menber, was present and gave an interesting and encouraging talk. Thers were other visitors present from . Bowovtite: Auburn and the C. GC. C. camps at the southern city Nevada City. The post discussed: mistice Day, Saturday, November 111. It was arranged that there would ; be a‘ parade of the V. iliary ef this tions from limits of post and other posts, the sehool ‘children and the public in general. After the parade a . will be publie dinner o'clock, In the evening a 50 cent . will be made. for . tertainment th musical charge ‘elatter selections, being several songs and } with Mr. Carpenter’ of the post ting on ; Will Lf 1 also be speeche: IY -several members of: the organization, Th money -raised fhem -the dinner on \rmistice Day wll go into’ a benefit und, ("At the meetine Thursday évenine Major ¥rank Chapman re cently nominated commander of the local post signed, giving his reason 1 as press of business affairs: At-the-next ular regmeeting ler will be Be night a nominated, inner Mountain Post has assisted {im sending 25 ex-service men to the unemployment. ea southern . Dr. E. W. Chapman. limits of Nevad ee P. Bigelow i BoP} Mas be n hon-! Joe O'Neill. . : , vrs ‘ } Oras m Oo \lo tain Miles Coughlan. Pos id ll be present eee Chester Scheemer. 1 . ; 7. i ld button as the las Surviving } E ral other prontinent recruits! . G oe pony == { Tay iWill be Initiated in the near future; . bl See : ever i Ge PU PEe be: i e ACEALEES AT CHAMPION { { 1 A clam ime nt shell Dassed dredger and through Nevada afternoon : Champion equip ze City. . Frid: ay enroute to the its of Nevada City. Messrs. Anderson and Johnson, Who have a lease on. the mine taijlings; have just about completed the and have installed the tromMINING MAN AND WIFE HURT IN CRASH BH. A McMurray an and Aj: B.Campbell made a hurried trip to Hawthorne, Nevada, Sunday on account of the formers friend, Charles Taylor and wife being injured in an auto accident. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were on their way to Grass Valley where he is_to be associated with Mr. McMurray, when their car overturned seriously injuring them. They were rushed to the naval hospital at Hawfore the Highway Commission. and} 'e-awards of merit badges-and give ask for appropriations for the im-!??Omotions to the scouts who comprovement of the Yuba Pass highpleted the required work. way from Freeman's Crossing to Jou-} . The parents of the scouts and all t bert, 12 miles of: state highway za ween — in scouting dially iny + the mountainsof Yuba county. This, ited to be present. piece of. road is«said to be one of the, most crooked ph et of oogennd ‘FUNERAL SERVICES F FOR ee ee FLORENCE JEWETT property, and a danger to the local! school children who are transported . The funeral of county and Sierra] Jewett native over this road twice a day. Both Nevada county have made direct appeals to; Passed away suddenly in Vallejo, the Highway Commission for im-j{ last Tuesday, was held from the provements of this route, and with! Holmes Funeral Home Friday afterYuba county joining their forces it,2oon with many sorrowing relatives will give them more strength in ob-: 4nd friends present, ‘The many beautaining something definite. tiful floral pieces attested to the love These twelve miles of highway in and esteem in which she was held. Yuba county have replaced several Interment was made in Pine Grove miles of old county -road, thus elimCemetery with Rev. H. H. Buckuer inating that much upkeep from the Conducting the services. Mrs. Lyda county, and local residents teel tnat Talbot most sweetly sang “Abide it is in order to make an effort for With Me.” and: “One Sweetly Silen help on this road. So far nothing Thought.” has been done on this road matter int The following relatives and friends Yuba ‘county for no gne made much ‘acted as pall bearers: Fred Thomas,’ ; comment on it, and the subject be-’ AThomas, Walter Jewett, W. Dancame dormant. ,jels, R. R. Goyne, and George R, Carter. are coree, waeweatt Miss. Flornece of Nevada City who ' oe oand Mrs.Fred Miller, BE REHABILITABLE wore es, Sn ae wit. Jennie SchroeAdair, motored The Phoenix mine, located below to Dutch Flat recently where they the Allison. Ranch south of Grass! visited Mr: and Mrs. Miller's daughValley, is bein’ reovened by Mr. Da-. ter, Mrs. J. Meyers, and family. vey. —O —_—— Mr. Davey was for “merly punnedted . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, of Grass with the New Almaden quicksilver, Valley, Mrs, Miller’s sister, Mrs. Jencompany near San Jose. nie Schroder, ‘of Nevada City -and A good sized program of developsister-in-law, Mrs. Nellie Adair of ment has been mapped out for the . Pacific Grove, motored to Reno, Nene beantiful surroundings ef pines ed Grass Valley’s part of the “proand the-natural woeedland. . sram. a? Fs ? =» : ‘ ~ as ps Phoenix property. vada Saturday. -Two Candidates . arrived in j make this her home. The company thorne. Elks Lodge ladtintes Nevada City Lodge of Elks, No. 518, held a most enjoyable meeting last Thursday evening at which time they entertained B. Bronillard of SuSanville lodge and District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler for Northern California; R. B. Miller, Exalted Ruler of Susanville lodge, and W. H. Thornwill, Esteemed dending Knigni of the lodge. Two candidates were initiated into the lodge and Exalted Ruler P. Vv. Carr and officers were given high praise for their faultlesh manner in iniatitory work, The lodge session was preceeded by a chicken dinner. ~O : Miss Ruth Cavett, representing the Spirella Company Western. Inc., has Nevada City and she represents is engaged in manufacturing corrective corsets. She has had long experience in fitting women in need of corsetting. Pott. Vio, W. plans for Ar-F eterans and Alx-" representa-: served from noon until three tive supper and an en-} ive cards ; put. some parlor ‘tricks. There new commanmine at the western lim-; will. this morning where Oustamah lodge Leading the big evening in Grass “parade Saturda: Valley .in celebraQuartz Nevada ‘tion of the Gold Discovery, City Keg Band, elicits music of a kind from kegs (empty) and is"led by Tiny Kilroy, Who. with his white bearskin cap is only alittle over eight feet tall. was the which of this extraordinary and illuminated noses which enable the musicians to read their music. it is w ill soon be adopted. by all bands whic’ participate in parad “on dark: nights. feature from its The spectacular band, aside music,.is its long This device, surmised, Dressed in spotless white, with the only the‘red light at the Naimmediately the efnova entertagnment all Hallowe'en prankthe back thereby “+h can from a more Several along the gave most touch of color, the end of each’ false nose, Band popular hit, Sons Kes made a One of fects. of this was to attract 'sters from alleys, many an as , or less: permanent vacation. people gathered streets to see the parade, applause to the Keg Band. The musicians who participated in Saturday night’s parade were: ~~” Drum Major, BE. J. Color Bearers, hundred Kilroy. Ernest Chapman, BKitroy, : Standard’ Bearer, C. B. Anderson. 1 Drum Master, RayGeorge, Ulysis Bass Drum, Dick Niecklesa. Joe Chalmers. Beloud. suck Phillips. TRUEGRIT MINE : GETS IN WATER SUPPLY CAMPTONVILLE, (Yuba Co.), Oct. 22—-A new method in aiten dig ging, Which would make the early day pioneer miners stare with awe } inaugurated at the True nine miles north of here, n preparation of operations for winter. . las been Grit mine, . ‘ . : . i The operators finding it several of tthe property, necessary to dig a ditch miles long to bring water . from Oregon Creek to the mine, hired a bay city contracting firm to bring up a-power shovel with whieh 14000 feet of ditch was dug in the . first four days. This is-an excellent record, and a new method of ditch digging in hydraulic properties in this section. HUGH CLENDENNEN IS BORNE TO REST Hugh Cl@ndennen, passed away Friday evening from an illness of long standing, on Gold-Flat. ~~ “He was born in Ohio 65 years ago, coming to Nevada City when a small child. He has resided in this section more than 60 years. He was an engineer and electrician, Mr. Clendennen was highly respected by a wide circle of friends. Left to mourn his passing are a devoted, wife and one son, Herman Clendennen; a sister,, Mrs. Olive Groves, a nephew, Bill Groves, of Camptonyille; and two nieces, Mrs. Vera Clemo of Grass Valley and Mis. B. Williams. Funeral services were held from the Odd Fellows hall in Nevada City of Odd Fellows and Milo lodge ot Knights ‘of Pythias conducted the srevices, Holmes: Funeral Home had charge of the funeral arrangements, ~ 6. oJoe Hulsback, who left the old Delhi mine in the spring after stay. asa watchman, } came up from Marysville: last week ing there four years he will: spend a short time in the cabin of Thomas Scadden. Dr. W. W. in Berkeley Saturday. ; Ewen League to and went to North Columbia weer . fe ; dist church will sive ae most Reed of Nevada City . attended the California U. S. C. game used in decorating the ; . rooms at the church, k . 'Give Hallowe’en ‘Party ~ : Tuesday eveniig the member 4 he Epworth League of the Met ' able’ party. Hallowe’ en decorations ‘are

133 Catrr foot‘ow afMee See Se ee @ % This is Nevada City’s . ONLY paper, Hometown News: . . It supports things . wor rth While, Do you sub. seribe for it? Se see ee SenthCe Sot uEtE= Vol. Vil, 104. The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA We piapre con ive food J 2 o 2) . . ey VY 0 . ig?) =) cr oO ~ au” Hometown Newsv helps build your nunity. Readers and make it a! bulid beat DAY. Oct. 3! Nevada County Share Uf Gas Tax $11,446 By MELVIN LORD . As a of the S ACR, \MENTO, Oct, -30=—CUP) eal lieve unemployment by means of the Apportionment to counties of $3, publie works projects, : 4pi,7 41.05 as their share of the $9,. are being called in #85,223.14 in gasoline taxes collectau during the third quarter: nouns part local workers Veterans with dependents, non-veterans with dependents, single veterans and state. )@ and single non-veterans. This préfexbeen made mandatory~in 1 OF the total, $11,446 was allocated. most of the recent contracts. aaa WELCOME RAIN CLEANS UP BUST this order: was an-ed today by Ray L. controller. Riley, A ANvortionment of the gasoline tax income, one-third of counties and the State which goes. to}; to. thel} is ‘expect 1 high-. ) keeping! remainder division of highways, ed to give new impetus to loca way development with the ambitibus program well un-. Heavy clouds blew in der Way by the state. . from the coast ali day According to Erie Cullenward, de-. ) at about 11:30 p.m. puty director of. the ment of public works, $5,500,000 in cons work in seemingly Saturday and Sunday morning rain. commenced falling in NeCity. Up to »4:30 the. rain at the home of Mrs., Ben Presstate depart-) j . re . approximately) vada truction work has! Bausge been placed under way--sinee--Sep-. . ton measured .45 of an inch. tember 12 } Rain has fallen practically all day Cx is awarded total $7,290,-. today coming down—in torrents “for Work actually has started the most of the totaling $5,500,000, he!. seem we hay. said. . A Sire blown off time and it would ojeects » had two inches of rain. strong wind for this district has and on. No damage from but early this mornine a 60 foot popSTART NEW TUNNED Glizzio on Pine street, back of the home of Tony FradRoy Walsh, He nTy. Wohier and C. . st ream with a crash. If it had-fallen Bl of. Washineitonare to — start "tow the house it wov:ld have 30 ’ tunnel on their 80 1 in the kitchen anddinning AC! ie Lucky. Boy. . toom. The wind also tilted a big walLas 2a tunnel but} tet -tree:-in“the earden — of Ed. it Wwas-to now they will . Schmidt. roD ¢ : et, tunnel 125 A huge tree was biowir over across fe and ¢ They believe . the road just below the’ Junction c ll nid ins the will tap; !ouse on the road to Washineton the rich: gold } ine cl 1el before . and for a short time traffic. canie te The Lucky Boy is located on ‘the Up till 1:30 o’ctock > this. 4fterstotehman Creek north of Washing: noon the storm had brovglit 3.80 ! inches.-of rain, whi is close to have. their wint8* s 1p, record for any storm of last season. piles in and expect to.work alt " fa Oe er a= 6 2 u te NanNnet ~ GRASS VALLEY GRID : MEN BEAT — CITY Fae) . Spring, . fracas, Grass Valley's Miner Jacket team slapped the local boys for a row of six touch. downs—-plus four vada City 0, The Tocal fighting every William Kervin, who is a member .0f the Nevada City Nugeget’s Mechanical iDepartment, fs a timid young man(so it seems), Last week.‘Bill” took a notion to conversions, NeGrass Valley 40. boys very were ,in minute of the game, go up into the wilds of Modoc but the weight, speed, and experiCounty—(for reasons which the ence were too much for the light Newriter can not fathom) and as vada City line. every one knows, Modoc County Grass Valley, playing, a fast, hard! is a tough country. game, was able to score in every. “Bill pulled into good old Al. :auarter. The Miners, converted on turas and up into the main part of . Passes, and snapjfy end-runs, and town, and going into one of the . also on several trick plays. popular drink emporiums orderOn the local team, Roman Rozyned in a small voice—‘an ice cream . Ski, Nevada City’s A 1 center, was soda, please.’ . conspicious again and again for his hard, efficient tackling. Grass Val. ley just couldn’t put the ball through the center of the line. Professar Sweeney’s musical children, thi band, drew attention by the fine execution of several wellknown pieces. Grass Valiey’s school band was also heard. A humorous note was added by the Grass Vailey public address anAbout this time a big bewhiskered tough native rode up in front of this said drink emporium riding a mean looking broncho with the disposition of a Mountain lion and one of the toughest unbroken fuzz tails in the country—In his hand he was wielding (as a quirt) a live rattlesnake, and he shouted to one of the attendants to bring high 3 : : nouncer, Who besides giving Grass him a drink of carbolic acid, and ‘ e 5 i . AGS Valley an cxtra five yards on alto bring it quick The at. E most eve. j lay, announcing every tendant replied that he was out i 2 3 ara. substitute as “Nevada C City’s one and of that particular liquid, and the sh Z : tough one said ‘‘Make ‘it concer on’y;, 0° Grage Valley's “one! and =a ees ; : -oncen3 : e only,” announcéd Bob Schiffner Netrated lye’’— which was brought to him pronto, and no questions asked—the tough one downed the stuff in one gulp and rode off down vada City’s water boy as ‘McGraw, Nevada City’s, one and only, a ten flat man.” vide bora” “. PEP RALLY IS HELD I h ime “Bill” , a: aati pace a Sa ac BEFORE GRID GAME beads on a rag doll. He did not Friday morning at fifth perias the high school student body held a rousing pep assembly in anticipation of the Grass Valley and Nevada City grid tussles Before the pep rally a business meeting was held. Then President Ben Sweeney made a short . speech in which he even stop to finish his ice cream soda /but according to took the next train home. “Bill” does not have much to Bay about his trip to Modoc and when anyone brings up the subject he has a worried look. reports commemorated the birthday of President Theodore . fe) ENGINEER BUILDS HOME i ae PRR of Grass Valley Ss le speakers rere j Ninel ed i AT EMPIRE NORTH STAR in. rsh" tore feraduect order by President nee Sw: A. Kendall, safety engineer, of the Empire-Nérth Star Mining is gonstructing an room cottage and pire-North: Star built with. a eney: George Labadie, end on Valley's team, Ralph quarterback> and McCabe, rey. ative of the girls of ‘Grass ValCoach: Bill Wilson, Grass grid mentor also made a shor: Tony Mecia, center, Grass Pinter; Company, attractive five bath on the Em . ley. ! { i . Lois resent High Valley speech. srounds. It is being rustic finish to fit into . ! coneludprogram to re-; ell_into the . there . ie Possibly do so, attend. The time is CAMPTONVILLE, Oct. 23.—! 3 hagas, ; number of local business men and he Boy Scout Court of Honor citizens plan to make an appeal to{ Wil! be held next W ednesday evening are To Be World’s JONES RA Richest Girl . a PSR LICENSE PLATES: 4 RES at. publie bert C. Jones of San sovernor occasions if Senator HerJose is elected of California next Officiating at i . po a > ' { { Ry GEORGE E. HELMER 1 : SACRAMENTO, Oct. 30—(UP)— . There will be no “Royal” _license ! . plates issued or Roman Togas worn i year. horned toad derbies is no jov for a sovernor, and it isn’t necessary. fer an executive around in airplanes. Jones says he never has beén in a plane and doesnt intend to-start flying. He believes'a governor should look after the business of his office and not spend much of his time shaking hands with politicians and for pictures with pretty girls. He takes particular he issuance of “R” which appear on automobiles driven by close friends of the ministration. supposed to touchable. present adThose ““R”’ make their They principle of the Senator he had the authority to order license son or particular unusual consideration. Five hundred. “R" were_issued last year. One . . a jhave been ordered for 1934 ! . 1 i paign year, Senator Jones emphatically denies birthday, rumors that he may it tind her= greatOn “NOV; 223; Doris Duke, above, wi With-draw I he vgubernator race. He will rignt to the end, he j d,sranning er part ofa 30r Seer OS ee prog Ive in the fight for the : ; = = } iean nomination orld ‘ 5] Fie will make an outst nding ‘1s H f ) he i tc Hs Wanhts a eS { lth 4 on p onal income. Hs _——— —~—---— AT A “=e wy 425 Supporting the Central Valley WaREN CHAPA MAN, U, Ve Se ee eS = ayyies On ‘the subject of the sales tax HURTS KNEE he-is Not -opDpOoOSed open! t the en<« é 3 ‘tir plan but he does fel fhat. fr Dod > a} ld ; * a. ) + 3 > ) * of Dr. and Should be exempted, and he has freshman at ~ himself to fight: for th: Nat alifernia— while;-elected. His campaien trips ee taught him + 4} 1 playing football last weck wrenched;,the state have knee in such a Way that the. Considerable . there is . : his right resentment © against a He believes this . sectién of the tax places a particular! j Durden on the poor, . ] = = xe ao oy = . cord in the back of the leg got wedg} sales tax on food. ed between the joint of the knee according to x-rays. Heis inthe: U.-G. doctors will operate tomorrow in or-. AG owe wie! DISTRICT COMMITTEE while Wealth eshospital and . capes. its share of sxpense. . der to iree the cor¢ lyup for two weeks aoe out of fo ball for the season. His teachers have . given him full credit for this semes. ter even though from classes. CAMPTONVILLE TO ASK HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT he looses the time . The monthly meeting of the Nevada City District Boy Scout committee will be held this evening 4in the chamber of commerce

Chairman H. A. Curnow that every committeeman, rooms, requests who can PHOENIX MINE WILL November 1~-in the Superior Court room. Judge Raglan Tuttle will make the Yuba County Board of Supervisors at their next meeting to go be*to ride, posing } exception to! license plates! plates are . owners un-. don’t work out that! Jones. a plates, he wouldubé sure that no per; class received any i! plates thousand , —rlam, re from } ON SCOUTING TO MEET) :. PUBLIC DINNER WiLL MARK ARMISTICE . Mountain d uxiliary held a splendid meet'ing last Tharsday evenings im the Odd . Fellow hall. Comrade Borgour, of Lodi, Council of Adminisi ation menber, was present and gave an interesting and encouraging talk. Thers were other visitors present from . Bowovtite: Auburn and the C. GC. C. camps at the southern city Nevada City. The post discussed: mistice Day, Saturday, November 111. It was arranged that there would ; be a‘ parade of the V. iliary ef this tions from limits of post and other posts, the sehool ‘children and the public in general. After the parade a . will be publie dinner o'clock, In the evening a 50 cent . will be made. for . tertainment th musical charge ‘elatter selections, being several songs and } with Mr. Carpenter’ of the post ting on ; Will Lf 1 also be speeche: IY -several members of: the organization, Th money -raised fhem -the dinner on \rmistice Day wll go into’ a benefit und, ("At the meetine Thursday évenine Major ¥rank Chapman re cently nominated commander of the local post signed, giving his reason 1 as press of business affairs: At-the-next ular regmeeting ler will be Be night a nominated, inner Mountain Post has assisted {im sending 25 ex-service men to the unemployment. ea southern . Dr. E. W. Chapman. limits of Nevad ee P. Bigelow i BoP} Mas be n hon-! Joe O'Neill. . : , vrs ‘ } Oras m Oo \lo tain Miles Coughlan. Pos id ll be present eee Chester Scheemer. 1 . ; 7. i ld button as the las Surviving } E ral other prontinent recruits! . G oe pony == { Tay iWill be Initiated in the near future; . bl See : ever i Ge PU PEe be: i e ACEALEES AT CHAMPION { { 1 A clam ime nt shell Dassed dredger and through Nevada afternoon : Champion equip ze City. . Frid: ay enroute to the its of Nevada City. Messrs. Anderson and Johnson, Who have a lease on. the mine taijlings; have just about completed the and have installed the tromMINING MAN AND WIFE HURT IN CRASH BH. A McMurray an and Aj: B.Campbell made a hurried trip to Hawthorne, Nevada, Sunday on account of the formers friend, Charles Taylor and wife being injured in an auto accident. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were on their way to Grass Valley where he is_to be associated with Mr. McMurray, when their car overturned seriously injuring them. They were rushed to the naval hospital at Hawfore the Highway Commission. and} 'e-awards of merit badges-and give ask for appropriations for the im-!??Omotions to the scouts who comprovement of the Yuba Pass highpleted the required work. way from Freeman's Crossing to Jou-} . The parents of the scouts and all t bert, 12 miles of: state highway za ween — in scouting dially iny + the mountainsof Yuba county. This, ited to be present. piece of. road is«said to be one of the, most crooked ph et of oogennd ‘FUNERAL SERVICES F FOR ee ee FLORENCE JEWETT property, and a danger to the local! school children who are transported . The funeral of county and Sierra] Jewett native over this road twice a day. Both Nevada county have made direct appeals to; Passed away suddenly in Vallejo, the Highway Commission for im-j{ last Tuesday, was held from the provements of this route, and with! Holmes Funeral Home Friday afterYuba county joining their forces it,2oon with many sorrowing relatives will give them more strength in ob-: 4nd friends present, ‘The many beautaining something definite. tiful floral pieces attested to the love These twelve miles of highway in and esteem in which she was held. Yuba county have replaced several Interment was made in Pine Grove miles of old county -road, thus elimCemetery with Rev. H. H. Buckuer inating that much upkeep from the Conducting the services. Mrs. Lyda county, and local residents teel tnat Talbot most sweetly sang “Abide it is in order to make an effort for With Me.” and: “One Sweetly Silen help on this road. So far nothing Thought.” has been done on this road matter int The following relatives and friends Yuba ‘county for no gne made much ‘acted as pall bearers: Fred Thomas,’ ; comment on it, and the subject be-’ AThomas, Walter Jewett, W. Dancame dormant. ,jels, R. R. Goyne, and George R, Carter. are coree, waeweatt Miss. Flornece of Nevada City who ' oe oand Mrs.Fred Miller, BE REHABILITABLE wore es, Sn ae wit. Jennie SchroeAdair, motored The Phoenix mine, located below to Dutch Flat recently where they the Allison. Ranch south of Grass! visited Mr: and Mrs. Miller's daughValley, is bein’ reovened by Mr. Da-. ter, Mrs. J. Meyers, and family. vey. —O —_—— Mr. Davey was for “merly punnedted . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, of Grass with the New Almaden quicksilver, Valley, Mrs, Miller’s sister, Mrs. Jencompany near San Jose. nie Schroder, ‘of Nevada City -and A good sized program of developsister-in-law, Mrs. Nellie Adair of ment has been mapped out for the . Pacific Grove, motored to Reno, Nene beantiful surroundings ef pines ed Grass Valley’s part of the “proand the-natural woeedland. . sram. a? Fs ? =» : ‘ ~ as ps Phoenix property. vada Saturday. -Two Candidates . arrived in j make this her home. The company thorne. Elks Lodge ladtintes Nevada City Lodge of Elks, No. 518, held a most enjoyable meeting last Thursday evening at which time they entertained B. Bronillard of SuSanville lodge and District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler for Northern California; R. B. Miller, Exalted Ruler of Susanville lodge, and W. H. Thornwill, Esteemed dending Knigni of the lodge. Two candidates were initiated into the lodge and Exalted Ruler P. Vv. Carr and officers were given high praise for their faultlesh manner in iniatitory work, The lodge session was preceeded by a chicken dinner. ~O : Miss Ruth Cavett, representing the Spirella Company Western. Inc., has Nevada City and she represents is engaged in manufacturing corrective corsets. She has had long experience in fitting women in need of corsetting. Pott. Vio, W. plans for Ar-F eterans and Alx-" representa-: served from noon until three tive supper and an en-} ive cards ; put. some parlor ‘tricks. There new commanmine at the western lim-; will. this morning where Oustamah lodge Leading the big evening in Grass “parade Saturda: Valley .in celebraQuartz Nevada ‘tion of the Gold Discovery, City Keg Band, elicits music of a kind from kegs (empty) and is"led by Tiny Kilroy, Who. with his white bearskin cap is only alittle over eight feet tall. was the which of this extraordinary and illuminated noses which enable the musicians to read their music. it is w ill soon be adopted. by all bands whic’ participate in parad “on dark: nights. feature from its The spectacular band, aside music,.is its long This device, surmised, Dressed in spotless white, with the only the‘red light at the Naimmediately the efnova entertagnment all Hallowe'en prankthe back thereby “+h can from a more Several along the gave most touch of color, the end of each’ false nose, Band popular hit, Sons Kes made a One of fects. of this was to attract 'sters from alleys, many an as , or less: permanent vacation. people gathered streets to see the parade, applause to the Keg Band. The musicians who participated in Saturday night’s parade were: ~~” Drum Major, BE. J. Color Bearers, hundred Kilroy. Ernest Chapman, BKitroy, : Standard’ Bearer, C. B. Anderson. 1 Drum Master, RayGeorge, Ulysis Bass Drum, Dick Niecklesa. Joe Chalmers. Beloud. suck Phillips. TRUEGRIT MINE : GETS IN WATER SUPPLY CAMPTONVILLE, (Yuba Co.), Oct. 22—-A new method in aiten dig ging, Which would make the early day pioneer miners stare with awe } inaugurated at the True nine miles north of here, n preparation of operations for winter. . las been Grit mine, . ‘ . : . i The operators finding it several of tthe property, necessary to dig a ditch miles long to bring water . from Oregon Creek to the mine, hired a bay city contracting firm to bring up a-power shovel with whieh 14000 feet of ditch was dug in the . first four days. This is-an excellent record, and a new method of ditch digging in hydraulic properties in this section. HUGH CLENDENNEN IS BORNE TO REST Hugh Cl@ndennen, passed away Friday evening from an illness of long standing, on Gold-Flat. ~~ “He was born in Ohio 65 years ago, coming to Nevada City when a small child. He has resided in this section more than 60 years. He was an engineer and electrician, Mr. Clendennen was highly respected by a wide circle of friends. Left to mourn his passing are a devoted, wife and one son, Herman Clendennen; a sister,, Mrs. Olive Groves, a nephew, Bill Groves, of Camptonyille; and two nieces, Mrs. Vera Clemo of Grass Valley and Mis. B. Williams. Funeral services were held from the Odd Fellows hall in Nevada City of Odd Fellows and Milo lodge ot Knights ‘of Pythias conducted the srevices, Holmes: Funeral Home had charge of the funeral arrangements, ~ 6. oJoe Hulsback, who left the old Delhi mine in the spring after stay. asa watchman, } came up from Marysville: last week ing there four years he will: spend a short time in the cabin of Thomas Scadden. Dr. W. W. in Berkeley Saturday. ; Ewen League to and went to North Columbia weer . fe ; dist church will sive ae most Reed of Nevada City . attended the California U. S. C. game used in decorating the ; . rooms at the church, k . 'Give Hallowe’en ‘Party ~ : Tuesday eveniig the member 4 he Epworth League of the Met ' able’ party. Hallowe’ en decorations ‘are