October 6, 1930 (6 pages)

& The Nugget. is California’s Leading Mining Weekly ity Nugget CITY, NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THE COUNTY SEAT PAPER ESET SETI ESET Se Ny Nevada OCTOBER 6, 1930 THE GOLD CENTER _. NEVADA 'PARAMONT MINENEAR SIERRA CITY TOREOPEN = VOLUME. IV, NUMBER 43 BOY SCOUTS AWARDED TENDERFOOT BADGES Wednesday evening, at a session of the local Scouting Court of Honpr, PUBLISHER RECOVERS _ $610 DAMAGES FROM NEGLIGENT PROMOTER ‘MISTRESS OF NIGGER TENT. COLDEN FLEECE MINE NORTH STAR AND EMPIRE CONNECTED BY UPRAISE , HAS BEEN LEASED. _ FROM ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA, 3 FO “NIGGER TENT, IN CALIF., IN THE EARLY 50'S. ——— J. T. Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. D. Indirect word has reached this of~ fice that-Ross. F. Taylor, has just fin@ z Murnck have leased the Golden;are now connected underground. —. (By Zoe Tredennick) Fleece, better known as. the Old! Connection was made by an upraise What is said to be the first law. presided over ‘by Judge Raglan Tut-! ished surveying the Paramount mineen Harrison French Placers, to Mr. P. from the 5,300 level’ of the North. suit of its kind ever filed in. this. tle, in the Superior Court room, ten-. ing properties near Sierra City, ang As the “character” of my story! Monagan and George Lance. Star which broke into a cross cut)state was that of Walter Waynflete,!derfoot badges were awarded to,Dick . preparations are going forward” foe former publisher of the Truckee Re-. Bennetts and Frank Coates, members expensive piping operations which on 4,600 level of the Empire. The connection was made for ventilatiom and greater safety for mining in the evént of mine disaster. Both properties are owned by theEmpire-Star_Mines, Ltd. The collars of the shafts of the North Star and Empire mines are about two miles apart. STATE MINING NEWS ~ AS CLEANED ALL OVER will extend the work south, east ane west of the present site. While most of the gold taken from the Paramount has been coarse gold, ively, a nugget valued at $124.00 was -reThe meeting’ was open to the pub-! moved«sevral years ago and one val~ lic and a goodly number of citizens . ued at $60 more recently. were present to show their. ively inThe extensive gravel deposit, which terest in a ceremony of _ im-lis probably an extension of the old nortance. 4 “Thousand to One” channel, will be After the holding of the Court of. mined on a large scale under directHonor, the Nevada City General) ions of Superintendent Vandervoort Scouting Committee headed -by Frank]! has always had her—‘best side”-— a told I beg the privilege of telling her “pest side’. As the old saying goes: “Tiere is the best in the worst of us, And the worst in the best of us.” Barly in 1840 in St. Agustine a baby girl was born into one of the old southern Spanish families where beauties had reigned before her; so of course a bright future was pictured for this wee one. Alas! At the age of fourteen, while the street listening to the. ever Up to the time operations ceased, the hydrgulic method of mining was used. There are six and one-half adres in. the claims, but since hydraulic mining ceased only one claim was considered rich enough to be worked out and operations now contemplated will be concentrated on this one claim. _ One nugget valued at $97.00 beet taken -from this claim, but cucumber seed gold has been the major returns for the work. of Troop Six, of this city. Merit badges were awarded to Bill Sharp and Bill Kirkham for woodworking: and penmanship, respectpublican, against. R: YD. ‘bandry,. 4 subscription campaign promoter, which was heard by Judge Raglan Tuttle in the Superior Court last Monday week. The complaint, drawn by Oscar E. Winburn, Grass valley attorney, Set forth that about @ year ago Landry had contracted with Waynflete to put on a subseription campaign for the Republican. Many prizes, including a Buick sedan, electric stove, radio anda diamond ring, were promwho is considered one of the best hyOn oe! facinating ‘“‘organ rinder”’ grind out Mr. Monaghan and Mr. Lance plan : : : his tun dad Mintebiae tie antes of}; to sink a shaft 60 feet deep followSee ised to the successful contestants. Davies, was held and a resolution . draulic miners in this section, an@ ey : The Green mine, situated eleven After about four-weeks of the cam-. passed to meet once each ‘month’ predicts that the Paramount will de and plans formed relative to convelop into Sierra county’s largest hy¥draulic mine. fi Cen . arose teat the little monkey, this little beauty . ing ped rock, to realize heavy nugwas kidnapped and taken on board ; gets. : a sailing vessel bound for San Fran-! The gravel is 100 feet deep and cisco. After a long tiresome journey. Plans are in operation to pump out around Cape Horn, at last *they. the water from the shaft and store reached San Francisco where this it in reservoirs or large tanks to be paign it was found that less than a thousand dollars had been collected. The prizes which had been promised /'would cost about two thousand dollars, and it was evident that the campaign was not only a. failure but miles east of Sonora, California, and the O. J. O., mine in close proximity will be worked through the lowers tunnel of the Breen, to more easily handle good ore which was opened in the main tunnel ot the: 0. 3. 0.; ducting these regular meetings. Those who ~have pledged a HOLD REGULAR MEETING = are Judge Raglan Tuttle, Frank Dai : Ti i ner, . used in the summer washing. There s : : : oe Se te ne is plenty of water for winter washwithin 30 feet of its portal, W. J-/that the publisher was due for a fi-. vies, F. F. Cassedy, P. G. Seadden, a’ oe ‘ a Smith, of Salt Lake City, Utah, is} nancial loss. George L. Jones, W. -F.° Sharp, . At a regular meeting of the Nevad& City trustees Thursday evening, the W. Chapman, John W. O’Neill, R. J. usual routine of business was followBennetts, Wm. V. Tamblyn, Muller. ed and the following bills ordered Chapman, M. L. Mobley, and H. E.! paid: ' Kjorlie with many others in view ing of gold, which pays from the. George R. Carter, M. D. Coughla Cs 4 Bey € a Es . 4 an, O. EB. Schniffer, Otis. A. Hardt, C. It was alleged that the campaign promoter quit the campaign and lett the publisher, to get out of the diffimanager and. is pushing forward plans to work both of the mines through the lower tun nel of the Green mine and an air compressor has been . culty as best he could. Wynflete callinstalled and the stamp mill is peing!ed a meeting of the contestants and moved to its new location below shel effected a compromise which eliminand the monkey out on the streets to { earn their living. This whole situa-. grass roots down. \ ton, $0 terrible and aistastefsl “. @UEAVELAND MINE IS . SINKING ON VEIN her husband she killed the monkey— so ended that. General Fund They then left for the mining secCe FROM THIRD LEVEL . lower tunnel in order to more effect-. ated the automobile as 4 prize. he} who will join the ranks from time to Ada Rich, salary as. water coltion and located one of the numerous ively handle ore from. both mines. jother prizes were awarded. Jame. lector, $85; L. W. Jennings, salary 5 as city marshal, $125; George CoughThe Scout Camp near Soda Springs will be well attended next summer if plans now tentative, are carried out. Then the publisher brought suit: against the promoter for damages. Judge Tuttle decided that the publisher was entitled to recover the sum of $610 and costs, and that the promoter was to blame for the disasthe subscription The McNamara Development Co. J. L. Joseph, 542. Mills Building, road houses, ‘‘Nigger Tent,’ between Downeyville and Marysville, eens, The Cleveland mine, near Sierra. : is said to agi been the rendevout . qity is now employing nine men, acSan Francisco, has been prospecting of a notorious band of robbers and . cording to unofficial report, and a, by Keystone drill, the Nash placer murders. How much my “oharecter shaft is being sunk on the third level. mine near Carrville in Trinity counaided them has been puzzling mie, for. which is 1600 feet. Good ore is being . '¥» put with discouraging results. knowing of all her kind deeds during . handled and it is planned to sink. The company has made ineffectual her life, I doubt the exaggerated . iy, shaft 100 feetpand start stoping. attempts to work the placer mine tales of her offenses. A ten stamp mill willbe in use profitably for the past year. Early in 1882 a party, members of . 0 The Draper. /. my family, were delayed in their slow . MOUNTAIN WORKS The Draper mine near goulsbyville, ; OF N. 1. D. FOUND journey to Forest City—not tire Toulumine county, after (wenty years IN GOOD SHAPE) ————— lan, salary as city clerk, $20; Mrs. Emma Foley, salary as city treasurer $12.50; W.0C. , deffirey salary as night watchman, $65; H. S. Shearer, salary as license collector, $15; Dr. BE. M. Roesner, salary as meat inspector, $25; Nevada Irrigation Dis-~ ELKS AND LADIES ENJOY ROAST VENISON DINNER trict, water, $451.20; Pacific Gas an® Electric Company, lights, $242.63; The Elks home was the scene of a} Chamber of Commerce. allowance, very enjoyable social gathering on. $15; Pacific Telephone and. TeleiThursday evening, when a group . graph Co., rent of phone, $2.80; Ak numbering one hundred, consisting , Cummings painting city hall, $7.2.50; of Elks and their ladies, dined toStandard Oil Co. of California, asphgether and afterwards spent several! altum, $16.17;, Alpha Hardware and terous ending of campaign. Lynne Kelley, of Nilon, Hennessey and Kelley, represented the defendant at the trial. 0 LEGISLATURE SHOULD FIX ALL SALARIES OF EMPLOYES trouble, but due to the weariness of of idleness will open, again shortly their animals drawing them and their and a well known b ‘dy of $100 ore belongings-——so it was necessary to. is to be developed./This information was given out by Andrew McCormick, "Proposition No. 3, giving the state stay all night at ‘Nigger Tent.’ Thej. mother of that traveling group wept owner of the mine, according to in-. legislature the power to fix all sal-. hours dancing. Supply Company, supplies, $12.07> and begged to go on, but when it The manager and directors of the. direct report, and operations will. aries has been endorsed for passage The tables were beautifully decor} P. G. Scadden,, postmaster, eniveee was too late to travel further she N. I. D., returning early this week start immediately. The property,. by the voters of California at the No-. rated with flowers and the dinner,. lopes, $5.94; Baker’s Nevada City ‘it decided to be brave. now, when they. from a three days trip’ over Ahe which is located near the Black Oak. vember general election’ by Califorserved by the officers, members of Transfer, hauling, $2; Sam Tro-' ; nia Taxpayers’ association. An analythe house committee and volunteer . vithick, hauling, $127.40; L. Netz, ¥ mountain district, report all ‘ drew up to the long building the units in good condition and function“mistress of Nigger Tent came to of the!property, is credited with a producsis of the provision sof the proposi, tion of $1,000,000. tion, as made by the association, folMayflower RepairsPremises. helpers, elicited much favorable comment, especially the venison roasted supplies, $2.48; Gove Celio, labor, $4;/Joseph Hallet, labor, $4; T. w. greet the lady and her children. Such . ing properly. The deliverises under . a welcome, such hospitality, and such . contract 10 days ahead of schedule a gracious hostess convineing this; and with about 40 second feet of watired, lonely mother that she and {ter entering .Bowman Lake to parher babies had found a _ haven of . tially replace the heavy withdrawals. rest. As the oldest of that group; A mild storm prevailed virtually of children tells me this story she}anof the time the party were-in.the laughs, as shehad heard her mother! mountains, but the purpose of the cry, and child-like, thought it must) trip was not interfered with. Going be dreadful, and lay awake most of . by the way of Graniteville on Sunday the night listening to tht chains of. the inspectors came out at Emigrant} the horses halters and their discon-. Gap on Tuesday. to hear the teamsters astir at the “i NEVADA COUNTY SCORES AGAIN AT RIVERSIDE early hours when they began their long day’s labor. ‘As there were a number of large freight teams stopping in the corral it was a busy morning; yet in the Mr. . Griffith, as usual, brought hustle and bustle of it all, we were home the ‘bacon’, thirteen blue ribbons, representing first and second prizes respectively for box display. cline shaft and drifting north and of Nevada county apples and award} south has begun. in dutch ovens by Sheriff George R. Carter. Exalted Ruler H. A. Curnow, acty ed as toast master and called upg various non resident Elks for /relows: This» amendment would remove from the constitution the fixing of salaries of the seretary of state, state controller, treasurer, attorney-general and surveyor-general, and would empower the legislature to. fix: -the salaries of these officers. It would also endpower the legislature at its diseretion to abolish the office of surveyor-general. The Taxpayers’ association favors this amendment because it believes that these state offices are so important as to warrant larger salaries than are now paid. The salaries received . by these officers were fixed by. the Constitutional Convention of 1879. Salaries should be fixed to meet current economic conditions and not fixed on a basis of conditions sixty years ago. This amendment will enable the legislature to fix these salaries in accordance with present day economic conditions. 0: NOTICE — NOTICE. Next week and every week ‘thereafter, The Nugget will be published Thursday evening instead of Monday morning. ! The Mayflower mine, drifting on the 400 level ha shad new corrigated iron roofing placed on every building required for the job. Broken windows have all been replaced and other work “done to\put things in shipshape for the winter. Mr. H. A. Hood, owner of the mine, who has been paying “in the neighborhool of $3,000 per month for labor, has recently laid. off several men as the surface work is now finished and they are down to the real work of opening up ore bodies and will begin immediately. Mr. Hood plans to erect a steel gallowsframe and sink a perpendicular shaft one thousand “feet in depth. In the meantime work: is being pushed at the 400 level of the Greenman in— labor, $4; Charles Thomds, labor $4; Max Weis, labor, $43 \ Robert Moscatelli, labor $6; Wm. Hoskins, labor, $8; Jos. Dillon, labor, $12; Spencer White, labor, $32; marks. ‘‘Scotty’’ Alan, now a resident . Nick Sandow, labor $96; Fred Elier-~ of Nevada county. made the.opening . man,.Jabor $6.0;.T. A, Allen, hauling, speech, following him, were Assem. $9.25; Thomas Coan, pipe, $38.50; blyman Jerry Seawell, of Roseville, . Miners Foundry and Supply company, F. A. Abrogast, Oakland, Judge Nelon . suppHes, $306.59; Alpha Hardware and S. Lee Leiter, the latter welcomand Supply Company oil, $130; ing the guests in the name of the! Union Publishing Company, printing, house committee and in the name $6; H. Gouge, labor and gasoline, of P. G. Scadden, its president, who. $15; Nevada City Nugget, printing, is now ill and unable to attend. $21.50; Mike Bergman, hauling, $813 Taken as a whole the affair was. Carl Trovithick, hauling, $218.50. 4 one of the most pleasant of the Fire Fund. : season. ‘Herbert Hallett, salary as truck 0 driver, $103; Pacific Telephone and ye STILLS ARE THE LEAST Telegraph company,.rent of phone, ‘4 OF HENRY’S WORRIES $2.50;Alpha Hardware and ‘Supply Company, supplies, $1013; Miners Foundry and Supply Company, supplies, $5.60; American La France Perhaps the most consistent prohibitionist in the United States is Henry Ford. He refused to see the light even with a microscope Corp., supplies, $3.63. ray In his home town there is more HUSBAND AND WIFE illicit booze than, in any town in the BREAK THEIR ARMS United States. Detroit is the nucleus : for the distributin of booze chroughout:the central states and right under Henry. Ford’s nose he cannot see the booze. : Here is ‘an item that might enlighten him if he weré at home: Detroit, Sept. 30.—Police raided tonight what was described as the biggest still ever found in Detroit since the 18th amendment went into effect. They stated that equipment and liquors seized in the place were valued at $1,000,000. ‘The distillery wag located in an given a farewell and blessing from a “lady born’? and the old ‘Organ. for first rack display of King David 0 apples from the show orchards, beAUTO KILLINGS INCREASE Grinder.” The “Old Organ Grinder” passed sides a twenty-five plate display! Hartford, Conn.—Automobile acprize. cidents killed 19,700 persons in the ‘ away before the ‘Mistress of Nigger Tent did. The good old hydraulic 0 first eight months of 1930, which is RAY KIMBAL KILLED 1,200 more than in the same period IN CRASH NEAR PINOLE mining days were over and the people moved to the larger cities to find of 1929. Ray E. Kimbal, mining man, well known by many Nevada City resithe newer occupations. ‘Nigger Tent” dents, owning and developing a mine became as lonely and as old as its mistress. Just before her death she sent the monkey’s clothes to a younger daughter of that mother for doll clothes—even. the little cap and near Graniteville, was instantly killed Saturday night while enroute, by stage, from Sacramento to Oakland. The Transcontinental motor stage in which he was riding crashed a its feather; two dresses——one a light brown velvet with tiny pink rosebuds stalled lumber truck on the highway near Pinole. Kimbal leaves a widow * init, and the other a dark brown trimmed in red—all in perfect condiin Sacramento; a daunghter in Oakland; a brother in Chicago and other 0 The Nugget office at 5c each. it Little more than a week after his wife had broken her right arm im cranking an automobile, Stanley Willie of the old Charannot ranch, near Nevada City, fraetured his right armin the same manner and in the same place. Both breaks were identical. ——— GOVERNOR URGES OBSERVANCE OF FIRE PREVENTION WEEK Governor, Young urges civic er ganizatoins, women’s clubs and the schodls to observe Fire Prevention * tion. Why had she kept those for fifty years? Perhaps she regretted killing . that innocent little monkey —and that regret kept her from committing deeds sh had always been accused of. ae i i hope so. relatives. rf :. . 6 abandoned firehouse at Cass and Am-. Week, designated by President Hoo-~ Due Scat! You Hight Foot Varmint, FORMER EDITOR OF NUGGET, stordam avenues, near the. center, of) WA h) — . ot oe the uptown business district. 11th. Ss : “One practical way for obseryin this week, Governor Young stated, “would be for every home OWller oF tenant of.a home to search out ti things whieh; are known to be haards and ‘remove them so California will b eamong the le throughout the nation in th portant work of fire suppre Subscribe for The Ni \. Three hundred and eighty-two and still Jay Bruce, the state lion hunter is notsatisfied. Last week he rounded out the above number when he killed an ht foot mountain lion, the first in Placer county this season. The dogs treed ‘the brute and Mr. Bruice brought him down, with the last cartridge in his gun. 0— Ignition Parts and Accessories at Miner’s Foundry. 24ut IS AGAIN IN HOSPITAL * As the police detachment crashed its way.through a maze of of partitions, using axes, operators of the place escapéd from rear windows, using rope ladders, the police said. The raiders found 80,000 gallons of grain mash in vats and 20,000 gallons of grain alcohol in kegs. 0 Ignition Parts and Accessories at Miner’s Foundry. 24tt Mrs. Elsie P. Willoughby, was taken to Jones Memorial Hospital last Tuesday, where she submitted to an operation-on her leg, which was injured in an automobile accident three months ago. She is reported as getting along nicely. _ ) A Classified Ad. will rent that house! s

& The Nugget. is California’s Leading Mining Weekly ity Nugget CITY, NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THE COUNTY SEAT PAPER ESET SETI ESET Se Ny Nevada OCTOBER 6, 1930 THE GOLD CENTER _. NEVADA 'PARAMONT MINENEAR SIERRA CITY TOREOPEN = VOLUME. IV, NUMBER 43 BOY SCOUTS AWARDED TENDERFOOT BADGES Wednesday evening, at a session of the local Scouting Court of Honpr, PUBLISHER RECOVERS _ $610 DAMAGES FROM NEGLIGENT PROMOTER ‘MISTRESS OF NIGGER TENT. COLDEN FLEECE MINE NORTH STAR AND EMPIRE CONNECTED BY UPRAISE , HAS BEEN LEASED. _ FROM ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA, 3 FO “NIGGER TENT, IN CALIF., IN THE EARLY 50'S. ——— J. T. Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. D. Indirect word has reached this of~ fice that-Ross. F. Taylor, has just fin@ z Murnck have leased the Golden;are now connected underground. —. (By Zoe Tredennick) Fleece, better known as. the Old! Connection was made by an upraise What is said to be the first law. presided over ‘by Judge Raglan Tut-! ished surveying the Paramount mineen Harrison French Placers, to Mr. P. from the 5,300 level’ of the North. suit of its kind ever filed in. this. tle, in the Superior Court room, ten-. ing properties near Sierra City, ang As the “character” of my story! Monagan and George Lance. Star which broke into a cross cut)state was that of Walter Waynflete,!derfoot badges were awarded to,Dick . preparations are going forward” foe former publisher of the Truckee Re-. Bennetts and Frank Coates, members expensive piping operations which on 4,600 level of the Empire. The connection was made for ventilatiom and greater safety for mining in the evént of mine disaster. Both properties are owned by theEmpire-Star_Mines, Ltd. The collars of the shafts of the North Star and Empire mines are about two miles apart. STATE MINING NEWS ~ AS CLEANED ALL OVER will extend the work south, east ane west of the present site. While most of the gold taken from the Paramount has been coarse gold, ively, a nugget valued at $124.00 was -reThe meeting’ was open to the pub-! moved«sevral years ago and one val~ lic and a goodly number of citizens . ued at $60 more recently. were present to show their. ively inThe extensive gravel deposit, which terest in a ceremony of _ im-lis probably an extension of the old nortance. 4 “Thousand to One” channel, will be After the holding of the Court of. mined on a large scale under directHonor, the Nevada City General) ions of Superintendent Vandervoort Scouting Committee headed -by Frank]! has always had her—‘best side”-— a told I beg the privilege of telling her “pest side’. As the old saying goes: “Tiere is the best in the worst of us, And the worst in the best of us.” Barly in 1840 in St. Agustine a baby girl was born into one of the old southern Spanish families where beauties had reigned before her; so of course a bright future was pictured for this wee one. Alas! At the age of fourteen, while the street listening to the. ever Up to the time operations ceased, the hydrgulic method of mining was used. There are six and one-half adres in. the claims, but since hydraulic mining ceased only one claim was considered rich enough to be worked out and operations now contemplated will be concentrated on this one claim. _ One nugget valued at $97.00 beet taken -from this claim, but cucumber seed gold has been the major returns for the work. of Troop Six, of this city. Merit badges were awarded to Bill Sharp and Bill Kirkham for woodworking: and penmanship, respectpublican, against. R: YD. ‘bandry,. 4 subscription campaign promoter, which was heard by Judge Raglan Tuttle in the Superior Court last Monday week. The complaint, drawn by Oscar E. Winburn, Grass valley attorney, Set forth that about @ year ago Landry had contracted with Waynflete to put on a subseription campaign for the Republican. Many prizes, including a Buick sedan, electric stove, radio anda diamond ring, were promwho is considered one of the best hyOn oe! facinating ‘“‘organ rinder”’ grind out Mr. Monaghan and Mr. Lance plan : : : his tun dad Mintebiae tie antes of}; to sink a shaft 60 feet deep followSee ised to the successful contestants. Davies, was held and a resolution . draulic miners in this section, an@ ey : The Green mine, situated eleven After about four-weeks of the cam-. passed to meet once each ‘month’ predicts that the Paramount will de and plans formed relative to convelop into Sierra county’s largest hy¥draulic mine. fi Cen . arose teat the little monkey, this little beauty . ing ped rock, to realize heavy nugwas kidnapped and taken on board ; gets. : a sailing vessel bound for San Fran-! The gravel is 100 feet deep and cisco. After a long tiresome journey. Plans are in operation to pump out around Cape Horn, at last *they. the water from the shaft and store reached San Francisco where this it in reservoirs or large tanks to be paign it was found that less than a thousand dollars had been collected. The prizes which had been promised /'would cost about two thousand dollars, and it was evident that the campaign was not only a. failure but miles east of Sonora, California, and the O. J. O., mine in close proximity will be worked through the lowers tunnel of the Breen, to more easily handle good ore which was opened in the main tunnel ot the: 0.. 3. 0.; ducting these regular meetings. Those who ~have pledged a HOLD REGULAR MEETING = are Judge Raglan Tuttle, Frank Dai : Ti i ner, . used in the summer washing. There s : : : oe Se te ne is plenty of water for winter washwithin 30 feet of its portal, W. J-/that the publisher was due for a fi-. vies, F. F. Cassedy, P. G. Seadden, a’ oe ‘ a Smith, of Salt Lake City, Utah, is} nancial loss. George L. Jones, W. -F.° Sharp, . At a regular meeting of the Nevad& City trustees Thursday evening, the W. Chapman, John W. O’Neill, R. J. usual routine of business was followBennetts, Wm. V. Tamblyn, Muller. ed and the following bills ordered Chapman, M. L. Mobley, and H. E.! paid: ' Kjorlie with many others in view ing of gold, which pays from the. George R. Carter, M. D. Coughla Cs 4 Bey € a Es . 4 an, O. EB. Schniffer, Otis. A. Hardt, C. It was alleged that the campaign promoter quit the campaign and lett the publisher, to get out of the diffimanager and. is pushing forward plans to work both of the mines through the lower tun nel of the Green mine and an air compressor has been . culty as best he could. Wynflete callinstalled and the stamp mill is peing!ed a meeting of the contestants and moved to its new location below shel effected a compromise which eliminand the monkey out on the streets to { earn their living. This whole situa-. grass roots down. \ ton, $0 terrible and aistastefsl “. @UEAVELAND MINE IS . SINKING ON VEIN her husband she killed the monkey— so ended that. General Fund They then left for the mining secCe FROM THIRD LEVEL . lower tunnel in order to more effect-. ated the automobile as 4 prize. he} who will join the ranks from time to Ada Rich, salary as. water coltion and located one of the numerous ively handle ore from. both mines. jother prizes were awarded. Jame. lector, $85; L. W. Jennings, salary 5 as city marshal, $125; George CoughThe Scout Camp near Soda Springs will be well attended next summer if plans now tentative, are carried out. Then the publisher brought suit: against the promoter for damages. Judge Tuttle decided that the publisher was entitled to recover the sum of $610 and costs, and that the promoter was to blame for the disasthe subscription The McNamara Development Co. J. L. Joseph, 542. Mills Building, road houses, ‘‘Nigger Tent,’ between Downeyville and Marysville, eens, The Cleveland mine, near Sierra. : is said to agi been the rendevout . qity is now employing nine men, acSan Francisco, has been prospecting of a notorious band of robbers and . cording to unofficial report, and a, by Keystone drill, the Nash placer murders. How much my “oharecter shaft is being sunk on the third level. mine near Carrville in Trinity counaided them has been puzzling mie, for. which is 1600 feet. Good ore is being . '¥» put with discouraging results. knowing of all her kind deeds during . handled and it is planned to sink. The company has made ineffectual her life, I doubt the exaggerated . iy, shaft 100 feetpand start stoping. attempts to work the placer mine tales of her offenses. A ten stamp mill willbe in use profitably for the past year. Early in 1882 a party, members of . 0 The Draper. /. my family, were delayed in their slow . MOUNTAIN WORKS The Draper mine near goulsbyville, ; OF N. 1. D. FOUND journey to Forest City—not tire Toulumine county, after (wenty years IN GOOD SHAPE) ————— lan, salary as city clerk, $20; Mrs. Emma Foley, salary as city treasurer $12.50; W..0C. , deffirey salary as night watchman, $65; H. S. Shearer, salary as license collector, $15; Dr. BE. M. Roesner, salary as meat inspector, $25; Nevada Irrigation Dis-~ ELKS AND LADIES ENJOY ROAST VENISON DINNER trict, water, $451.20; Pacific Gas an® Electric Company, lights, $242.63; The Elks home was the scene of a} Chamber of Commerce. allowance, very enjoyable social gathering on. $15; Pacific Telephone and. TeleiThursday evening, when a group . graph Co., rent of phone, $2.80; Ak numbering one hundred, consisting , Cummings painting city hall, $7.2.50; of Elks and their ladies, dined toStandard Oil Co. of California, asphgether and afterwards spent several! altum, $16.17;, Alpha Hardware and terous ending of campaign. Lynne Kelley, of Nilon, Hennessey and Kelley, represented the defendant at the trial. 0 LEGISLATURE SHOULD FIX ALL SALARIES OF EMPLOYES trouble, but due to the weariness of of idleness will open, again shortly their animals drawing them and their and a well known b ‘dy of $100 ore belongings-——so it was necessary to. is to be developed./This information was given out by Andrew McCormick, "Proposition No. 3, giving the state stay all night at ‘Nigger Tent.’ Thej. mother of that traveling group wept owner of the mine, according to in-. legislature the power to fix all sal-. hours dancing. Supply Company, supplies, $12.07> and begged to go on, but when it The manager and directors of the. direct report, and operations will. aries has been endorsed for passage The tables were beautifully decor} P. G. Scadden,, postmaster, eniveee was too late to travel further she N. I. D., returning early this week start immediately. The property,. by the voters of California at the No-. rated with flowers and the dinner,. lopes, $5.94; Baker’s Nevada City ‘it decided to be brave. now, when they. from a three days trip’ over Ahe which is located near the Black Oak. vember general election’ by Califorserved by the officers, members of Transfer, hauling, $2; Sam Tro-' ; nia Taxpayers’ association. An analythe house committee and volunteer . vithick, hauling, $127.40; L. Netz, ¥ mountain district, report all ‘ drew up to the long building the units in good condition and function“mistress of Nigger Tent came to of the!property, is credited with a producsis of the provision sof the proposi, tion of $1,000,000. tion, as made by the association, folMayflower RepairsPremises. helpers, elicited much favorable comment, especially the venison roasted supplies, $2.48; Gove Celio, labor, $4;/Joseph Hallet, labor, $4; T. w. greet the lady and her children. Such . ing properly. The deliverises under . a welcome, such hospitality, and such . contract 10 days ahead of schedule a gracious hostess convineing this; and with about 40 second feet of watired, lonely mother that she and {ter entering .Bowman Lake to parher babies had found a _ haven of . tially replace the heavy withdrawals. rest. As the oldest of that group; A mild storm prevailed virtually of children tells me this story she}anof the time the party were-in.the laughs, as shehad heard her mother! mountains, but the purpose of the

cry, and child-like, thought it must) trip was not interfered with. Going be dreadful, and lay awake most of . by the way of Graniteville on Sunday the night listening to tht chains of. the inspectors came out at Emigrant} the horses halters and their discon-. Gap on Tuesday. to hear the teamsters astir at the “i NEVADA COUNTY SCORES AGAIN AT RIVERSIDE early hours when they began their long day’s labor. ‘As there were a number of large freight teams stopping in the corral it was a busy morning; yet in the Mr. . Griffith, as usual, brought hustle and bustle of it all, we were home the ‘bacon’, thirteen blue ribbons, representing first and second prizes respectively for box display. cline shaft and drifting north and of Nevada county apples and award} south has begun. in dutch ovens by Sheriff George R. Carter. Exalted Ruler H. A. Curnow, acty ed as toast master and called upg various non resident Elks for /relows: This» amendment would remove from the constitution the fixing of salaries of the seretary of state, state controller, treasurer, attorney-general and surveyor-general, and would empower the legislature to. fix: -the salaries of these officers. It would also endpower the legislature at its diseretion to abolish the office of surveyor-general. The Taxpayers’ association favors this amendment because it believes that these state offices are so important as to warrant larger salaries than are now paid. The salaries received . by these officers were fixed by. the Constitutional Convention of 1879. Salaries should be fixed to meet current economic conditions and not fixed on a basis of conditions sixty years ago. This amendment will enable the legislature to fix these salaries in accordance with present day economic conditions. 0: NOTICE — NOTICE. Next week and every week ‘thereafter, The Nugget will be published Thursday evening instead of Monday morning. ! The Mayflower mine, drifting on the 400 level ha shad new corrigated iron roofing placed on every building required for the job. Broken windows have all been replaced and other work “done to\put things in shipshape for the winter. Mr. H. A. Hood, owner of the mine, who has been paying “in the neighborhool of $3,000 per month for labor, has recently laid. off several men as the surface work is now finished and they are down to the real work of opening up ore bodies and will begin immediately. Mr. Hood plans to erect a steel gallowsframe and sink a perpendicular shaft one thousand “feet in depth. In the meantime work: is being pushed at the 400 level of the Greenman in— labor, $4; Charles Thomds, labor $4; Max Weis, labor, $43 \ Robert Moscatelli, labor $6; Wm. Hoskins, labor, $8; Jos. Dillon, labor, $12; Spencer White, labor, $32; marks. ‘‘Scotty’’ Alan, now a resident . Nick Sandow, labor $96; Fred Elier-~ of Nevada county. made the.opening . man,.Jabor $6.0;.T. A, Allen, hauling, speech, following him, were Assem. $9.25; Thomas Coan, pipe, $38.50; blyman Jerry Seawell, of Roseville, . Miners Foundry and Supply company, F. A. Abrogast, Oakland, Judge Nelon . suppHes, $306.59; Alpha Hardware and S. Lee Leiter, the latter welcomand Supply Company oil, $130; ing the guests in the name of the! Union Publishing Company, printing, house committee and in the name $6; H. Gouge, labor and gasoline, of P. G. Scadden, its president, who. $15; Nevada City Nugget, printing, is now ill and unable to attend. $21.50; Mike Bergman, hauling, $813 Taken as a whole the affair was. Carl Trovithick, hauling, $218.50. 4 one of the most pleasant of the Fire Fund. : season. ‘Herbert Hallett, salary as truck 0 driver, $103; Pacific Telephone and ye STILLS ARE THE LEAST Telegraph company,.rent of phone, ‘4 OF HENRY’S WORRIES $2.50;Alpha Hardware and ‘Supply Company, supplies, $1013; Miners Foundry and Supply Company, supplies, $5.60; American La France Perhaps the most consistent prohibitionist in the United States is Henry Ford. He refused to see the light even with a microscope Corp., supplies, $3.63. ray In his home town there is more HUSBAND AND WIFE illicit booze than, in any town in the BREAK THEIR ARMS United States. Detroit is the nucleus : for the distributin of booze chroughout:the central states and right under Henry. Ford’s nose he cannot see the booze. : Here is ‘an item that might enlighten him if he weré at home: Detroit, Sept. 30.—Police raided tonight what was described as the biggest still ever found in Detroit since the 18th amendment went into effect. They stated that equipment and liquors seized in the place were valued at $1,000,000. ‘The distillery wag located in an given a farewell and blessing from a “lady born’? and the old ‘Organ. for first rack display of King David 0 apples from the show orchards, beAUTO KILLINGS INCREASE Grinder.” The “Old Organ Grinder” passed sides a twenty-five plate display! Hartford, Conn.—Automobile acprize. cidents killed 19,700 persons in the ‘ away before the ‘Mistress of Nigger Tent did. The good old hydraulic 0 first eight months of 1930, which is RAY KIMBAL KILLED 1,200 more than in the same period IN CRASH NEAR PINOLE mining days were over and the people moved to the larger cities to find of 1929. Ray E. Kimbal, mining man, well known by many Nevada City resithe newer occupations. ‘Nigger Tent” dents, owning and developing a mine became as lonely and as old as its mistress. Just before her death she sent the monkey’s clothes to a younger daughter of that mother for doll clothes—even. the little cap and near Graniteville, was instantly killed Saturday night while enroute, by stage, from Sacramento to Oakland. The Transcontinental motor stage in which he was riding crashed a its feather; two dresses——one a light brown velvet with tiny pink rosebuds stalled lumber truck on the highway near Pinole. Kimbal leaves a widow * init, and the other a dark brown trimmed in red—all in perfect condiin Sacramento; a daunghter in Oakland; a brother in Chicago and other 0 The Nugget office at 5c each. it Little more than a week after his wife had broken her right arm im cranking an automobile, Stanley Willie of the old Charannot ranch, near Nevada City, fraetured his right armin the same manner and in the same place. Both breaks were identical. ——— GOVERNOR URGES OBSERVANCE OF FIRE PREVENTION WEEK Governor, Young urges civic er ganizatoins, women’s clubs and the schodls to observe Fire Prevention * tion. Why had she kept those for fifty years? Perhaps she regretted killing . that innocent little monkey —and that regret kept her from committing deeds sh had always been accused of. ae i i hope so. relatives. rf :. . 6 abandoned firehouse at Cass and Am-. Week, designated by President Hoo-~ Due Scat! You Hight Foot Varmint, FORMER EDITOR OF NUGGET, stordam avenues, near the. center, of) WA h) — . ot oe the uptown business district. 11th. Ss : “One practical way for obseryin this week, Governor Young stated, “would be for every home OWller oF tenant of.a home to search out ti things whieh; are known to be haards and ‘remove them so California will b eamong the le throughout the nation in th portant work of fire suppre Subscribe for The Ni \. Three hundred and eighty-two and still Jay Bruce, the state lion hunter is notsatisfied. Last week he rounded out the above number when he killed an ht foot mountain lion, the first in Placer county this season. The dogs treed ‘the brute and Mr. Bruice brought him down, with the last cartridge in his gun. 0— Ignition Parts and Accessories at Miner’s Foundry. 24ut IS AGAIN IN HOSPITAL * As the police detachment crashed its way.through a maze of of partitions, using axes, operators of the place escapéd from rear windows, using rope ladders, the police said. The raiders found 80,000 gallons of grain mash in vats and 20,000 gallons of grain alcohol in kegs. 0 Ignition Parts and Accessories at Miner’s Foundry. 24tt Mrs. Elsie P. Willoughby, was taken to Jones Memorial Hospital last Tuesday, where she submitted to an operation-on her leg, which was injured in an automobile accident three months ago. She is reported as getting along nicely. _ ) A Classified Ad. will rent that house! s