October 6, 1930 (6 pages)

PACE TWO THE ‘NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Published weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, . and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Qne Year. any address in California, in advance .. $2.00 Outside Cadifornia, in U. S. 2.50 ‘Three Months .60 One Month 25 . . A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Alma Ficon, Editor; Thos. F icon, Publisher TO OUR READERS AND FRIENDS. Though The Nugget’s world may be small, according to the rule by which great things are measured, yet we, after six ‘week's of struggle with new enviroment,, new subjects to “rite about, and an entirely new set of faces about us, feel that we are going to weather the storm and find safe harbor. The subject of mines and mining was at first like a Chinese puzzle to us as we didn’t know a stope from a ‘tunnel, or a "piece of quartz from a chunk of shale. The thought of going ‘down into the groundyeven though there was gold shining at the bottom, made us shudder and grow cold. Now, however, we are learning rapidly and day by day finding more and more hhow important a place mining has in this wide world and how very true it is that gold, alone, is the one and only real standard by which values are estimated. Gold has been the lure which has “‘made”’ and “‘broke” many millions. Gold is a gift of nature, but like many other gifts in prospect, is mighty hard to get, and harder to keep after one tdoes get it and as time passes the more remote and difficult of atCcess are its places of hiding. 1 mining industry since its first inception has never Seen at a standstill. There may have been slack times and the weary prospector may have caught fleeting glimpses of the gaunt wolf of want, but through it all, wars, famine, pestilence and pitiful poverty and want the mining of gold as an industry thas never ceased and today, taken as a whole according to the statisticians, it pays 54 percent of all the freight on the railroads amounting to an investment of over twelve billions of ‘dollars; 22 percent of our federal income; and three hundred and fifty millions every year for equipment and supplies and at no time in the history of the world has the mining industry shown more activity than at the present time, and at no time thas greater returns been realized. The lonely prospector, the lonely miner delving like a mole uinder ground, deserves the greatest credit of all, and of all soldiers of industry no class of laborers should stand higher in the estimationof the people of the world than those who have chosen to spend their lives underground i in the interest of finance and furtherance of prosperity, not only to themselves, but to the world in general. Nevada City i is essentially a mining town and the prosperity of the mines in this district means the prosperity of the city and every individual in it. It is a well known fact that mining in this district is on the up grade and the outlook for the future is bright indeed. Time was when this city was one of the best known and most talked of mining centers in the United States and who knows that those times may not again return to us and this city once more become the Mecca of the investor and the ssearcher for natures’ hidden riches. To those who have been keeping in close contact with the financial affairs of the world know the available gold supply of the world is slowly but surely growing smaller and smaller and that the time is rapidly approaching when a new and higher standard will have to be placed on this precious metal by the *governments of world powers. In fact, it was this very thing that caused France, only a few short weeks ago to raid the treasuries of the world for gold. She purchased millions of the yellow metal and-stored it away in her vaults against the time soon coming when a higher valuation will have to be placed on this metal. England, Austria and Germany have already made abortive assays at prodding Uncle Sam into holding a world «conference for this purpose. And now what does that mean to old mining camps like Nevada City? It will mean the opening up of long unused prgperties and the developing of low grade ‘properties that will scarcely pay at present with gold at the present price per ounce, but with raised or increased valuation vof gold per ounce will set every one of them to work once more and the hills surrounding such camps will become a hive of industry. And this is not a dream of the far future. It is a coming reality. é Every article of merchandise in Conway’s Closing Out Sale REDUCED. in4 to 1-2 Editor Senior Reporer Sophmore Reporter, Jenevive Evans Florence Cerro THE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited Weekly by the Students f Nevade City High School. Ruth dd eagerSophinere Reporter . Neta Batting . . Junior Reporter . _Bartare MeMinn . ' Freshman Reporter;. Bob» Tamblyn WHY NEVADA CITY NEEDS: FOOTBALL Nevada City High School has sa one fundamental sport—basketball. The reason other sports: are lacking is because of lack of equipment. Every one says, “costs too much for equipment.” It can’t cost so very much or: schools smaller than ours couldn’t have it. If,-then, equipment is the cause, let’s get going and get some for the most popular sport of, high schools and colleges, everywhere today—football. Football is a game requiring skill and foresightedness. It develops: growing bodies, puts zest and interest in school life. Everyone knows that if a person likes doing a thing how much better the thing is done,.: be it work or play. Everybody is clamoring for football, other schools smaller than ours have it, why can’t we? Boys to participate in any sport, must make non-objectionable grades or marks in their other studies, so, in wanting to play football, all boys’ grades would’ be higher, an extra honor for the school, besides the honor of winning the football games Played. Nevada City-is fast coming to the top again, due to improvements in j give er a double cHance for rejustifi-. ‘the town. I say, make good. because ; ball team’ went to Grass Valley «to last year’s: series of basketball: games; cation! If-she makes: good in. football, think of the honor. and: respect. to go ta the school. and consequently no one has any idea she will lose. She can’t! Give her a chance to. show what she can do! pester ee See . err ea Wednesday the Nevada City. foatplay the Grass Valley iteam. Nevada City played good ball in the firsthalf, holding their rivals: to a six to six score. In the second half, Grass. Valley sent in fresh men. . to play against our tired players. The score began to increase, Nevada City fighting stubbornly. At the end of the game the score was 25-6 in favor of Grass Valley. ; Bucks by Alton Davis, a Jong pass to Gus Wasley and a short pass to Tamblyn netted our score. . time in suits and the first time in about four years that Nevada City High has had a football team. Coach Calhoun of Grass Valley, loaned the Nevada City boys twelve suits. The team will play again Armistice Day. It was the Nevada City boys’ first . DOWNIEVILLE FIRM AND . S. F. NEWS IN LEGAL FIGHT; COMPTONVILLE, Sept. 28.—Meyer! and Lusk, have filed a-damage suit} in the court of Justice of the Peace! William B. Meek, against Richard L, Chase and The Daily News of San Francisco. The complaint calls for} damages done to a truck on the 28th day of April, the day of the total eclipse,, when Chase was rushing to town to phone the news of the eclipse to his paper, his car met in a head on collision with Meyer and Lusk’s freight truck, on the highway, near here, doing considerable damage to! the truck and at the same time throw-, ing a passenger, a scientific writer, from Washington, D. C., who was riding with Chase; through the windshield, seriously injuring him. Plaintiffs also ask damages for loss of! time while their truck was tied up for repairs. 0 16TH RADIUM VICTIM East Orange, N. J.—The death of Mrs. Anna Stasi was the sixteenth fatality traced directly to radium poson. In 1918 a watch company employed a force of 116 women and girls to paint watch and clock dials with radium paint. Soon sickness deVeloped among these workers and at last scientists traced the illness, which was proving fatal to many of the workers directly to the radium paint they were using. The workers had the habit of moistening the tip of their brushes with the “end of their tongue and from this source the poison entered their systems. The company has been sued by several of the former; workers and are now in court fighting heavy damage cases. QUITS TO CARE FOR MOTHER Washington.—In order to take care. ef her 97-year-old mother, Miss Amelia Allyn, 72, has resigned from an important government position which she has held for many years. the purchaser should receive the pink slip from the seller properly signed in the space provided. He should send 0 thi sand the certificate of registration at once to the Devision together with a fee of one dollar to cover the transfer. New certificates will then be issued and returned to him. GET YOUR PINK SLIP, WHEN BUYING A CAR Prospective purchasers of motor themselves against fraud by remembering that the State of California issues a certificate of title (pink )slip which should be demanded by the purchaser if the car is sold to him by an induividual. Frequently, the division’s warning stated, the purchaser’ of the car pays a large sum to the individual selling it in the mistaken /elief that he is to become the legal/ owner, but fails to demand the certificate of title. Too late he/ discovers that he has been “‘bilked” because the seller has disappeared. He then lears that the mjan° who sold him the car did not OWp, it ben that gome other person or firny had a prior claim. The division’s warning stated that the #ink slip certificate constitutes th ae sole evidence of ownership and is/ indispensible as a deed tu a piece of real estate. In the event the purchaser buys his car from a registered new or use car dealer an dpay scash or its equivalent, the dealer is required to report vehicles were urged today by the do. viston of motor vehicles to guard We and fuel economy— fine.:utensil for electric ranges. Cover 19¢e extra: Special price ges “§ Handy el yy Set ef 3 covers. 59e.extra igs IDE: Fpl KETTLE ee Special price ee "2 . 98e have. them — Get: yours: NOW ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO Yardley’s Qld English Lavender Toiletries CLEANSING LOTION-—MILK. OF: LAVENDER . BATH SALTS—TOILET WATER PERFUMES—BODY POWDER. FACE POWDER—TALCUM—SOAP CREAMS: Our stock: is FULL. and’ new: ef these ever popular English creations. H. DICKERMAN SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA cITy STAGE WEST BOUND , Leave Nevada City. ...-.--.2-.--.8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 3:30 P. Leave Grass Valley. ..2-.ccccsccce 8:25 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 3:45 P. Arrive Sacramento ...2... 11:00 A. M., 2:40 P. M., 6:30 P. . Arrive San Francisco. .... 5:55 P. M., 11:15 P. "EASF BOUND Leave San Francisco. .... 7:40 A. M., 11:20 A, Leave Sacramento .... 8:00 A. M.,-12:15°P.-M.,° 3500 P. Arrive Nevada City: ...... 11:00 A. M., 3:15 P. M. 6:00 P. Arrive Gras Valley ..02.... 10:45 A. M., 3:00 P.M., 5:45 P. the sale to the Division and the purchaser should receive his certificate of title (pink slip) within fifteen] days after the deal has been consummated. If he does not receive it he should notify the Division, giving the license and motor number of the car he purchased. Upon purchasing a car from an individual who is the legal owner Heer SHiditieeeeiny “eve detbe see te esleatoateeresteesleiteriesgesentesteatests eats sleataatestert ate ofesBeate este esfesfesdesfeoesfedleasesteofeofesteateaot DONT DO IT! What's the use of going to all hat fuss and bother, when, with our modern faciliies, we can insure satisfactory work and prompt delivery. Send it to the Laundry. Phone Grass Valley 108, or see our driver. GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY 111 Bennett St. Grass Valley FREE 5 SRE “The certificate of title is your ¢ protection” said the Division’s warnout the status of the vehicle before completing the deal.” oa 9 Dn’t credit the Irish with being fighters all the time. Ireland has no navy. OUR MOTTO “Made in Nevada City of the best materials.” ELECTRICAL WIRING fp). Vv L. B. Gregory will do all kinds of electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is well known here for his high class work. Anyone wishing his services may call the Miners Foundry, Phone 10. ‘Patronize your home town merchants and watch Nevada City grow. KOPPS BAKERY Nevada City, Calif. POLITICAL CARDS Re-Elect W. E. Wright Candidate for Probe of District Attorney OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. ee 47 : 0 ing. “Demand it when you purchase An Ad. in The Nugget will start. a car and if the seller does not have the dollars rolling your way. it and ig not the legal owner, get in touch with the legal owner and find Aluminum Painting G. C. FISH and AL. CUMMINGS of Machine Spray Paint Company, are operating one of the company’s rigs in Nevada City. MINE BUILDINGS A SPECIALTY In 1926 ‘sai ‘27 we painted every state highway commission building in Northern California. no effects of weather yet. They show Your galvanized iron buildings are worth’ saving— stop that rust! Have them painted with ALUMINUM PAINT. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Address National Hotel or Alpha Stores: SPOTS SESS REESE EL EERE ESO REESE NEVADA COUNTY, CAL. ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1930 THE NEVADA ‘CITY NUGGET, EEE pareene a aS T

PACE TWO THE ‘NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Published weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, . and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Qne Year. any address in California, in advance .... $2.00 Outside Cadifornia, in U. S. 2.50 ‘Three Months .60 One Month 25 . . A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Alma Ficon, Editor; Thos. F icon, Publisher TO OUR READERS AND FRIENDS. Though The Nugget’s world may be small, according to the rule by which great things are measured, yet we, after six ‘week's of struggle with new enviroment,, new subjects to “rite about, and an entirely new set of faces about us, feel that we are going to weather the storm and find safe harbor. The subject of mines and mining was at first like a Chinese puzzle to us as we didn’t know a stope from a ‘tunnel, or a "piece of quartz from a chunk of shale. The thought of going ‘down into the groundyeven though there was gold shining at the bottom, made us shudder and grow cold. Now, however, we are learning rapidly and day by day finding more and more hhow important a place mining has in this wide world and how very true it is that gold, alone, is the one and only real standard by which values are estimated. Gold has been the lure which has “‘made”’ and “‘broke” many millions. Gold is a gift of nature, but like many other gifts in prospect, is mighty hard to get, and harder to keep after one tdoes get it and as time passes the more remote and difficult of atCcess are its places of hiding. 1 mining industry since its first inception has never Seen at a standstill. There may have been slack times and the weary prospector may have caught fleeting glimpses of the gaunt wolf of want, but through it all, wars, famine, pestilence and pitiful poverty and want the mining of gold as an industry thas never ceased and today, taken as a whole according to the statisticians, it pays 54 percent of all the freight on the railroads amounting to an investment of over twelve billions of ‘dollars; 22 percent of our federal income; and three hundred and fifty millions every year for equipment and supplies and at no time in the history of the world has the mining industry shown more activity than at the present time, and at no time thas greater returns been realized. The lonely prospector, the lonely miner delving like a mole uinder ground, deserves the greatest credit of all, and of all soldiers of industry no class of laborers should stand higher in the estimationof the people of the world than those who have chosen to spend their lives underground i in the interest of finance and furtherance of prosperity, not only to themselves, but to the world in general. Nevada City i is essentially a mining town and the prosperity of the mines in this district means the prosperity of the city and every individual in it. It is a well known fact that mining in this district is on the up grade and the outlook for the future is bright indeed. Time was when this city was one of the best known and most talked of mining centers in the United States and who knows that those times may not again return to us and this city once more become the Mecca of the investor and the ssearcher for natures’ hidden riches. To those who have been keeping in close contact with the financial affairs of the world know the available gold supply of the world is slowly but surely growing smaller and smaller and that the time is rapidly approaching when a new and higher standard will have to be placed on this precious metal by the *governments of world powers. In fact, it was this very thing that caused France, only a few short weeks ago to raid the treasuries of the world for gold. She purchased millions of the yellow metal and-stored it away in her vaults against the time soon coming when a higher valuation will have to be placed on this metal. England, Austria and Germany have already made abortive assays at prodding Uncle Sam into holding a world «conference for this purpose. And now what does that mean to old mining camps like Nevada City? It will mean the opening up of long unused prgperties and the developing of low grade ‘properties that will scarcely pay at present with gold at the present price per ounce, but with raised or increased valuation vof gold per ounce will set every one of them to work once more and the hills surrounding such camps will become a hive of industry. And this is not a dream of the far future. It is a coming reality. é Every article of merchandise in Conway’s Closing Out Sale REDUCED. in4 to 1-2 Editor Senior Reporer Sophmore Reporter, Jenevive Evans Florence Cerro THE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited Weekly by the Students f Nevade City High School. Ruth dd eagerSophinere Reporter .. Neta Batting . . Junior Reporter . _Bartare MeMinn . ' Freshman Reporter;.. Bob» Tamblyn WHY NEVADA CITY NEEDS: FOOTBALL Nevada City High School has sa one fundamental sport—basketball. The reason other sports: are lacking is because of lack of equipment.. Every one says, “costs too much for equipment.” It can’t cost so very much or: schools smaller than ours couldn’t have it. If,-then, equipment is the cause, let’s get going and get some for the most popular sport of, high schools and colleges, everywhere today—football. Football is a game requiring skill and foresightedness. It develops: growing bodies, puts zest and interest in school life. Everyone knows that if a person likes doing a thing how much better the thing is done,.: be it work or play. Everybody is clamoring for football, other schools smaller than ours have it, why can’t we? Boys to participate in any sport, must make non-objectionable grades or marks in their other studies, so, in wanting to play football, all boys’ grades would’ be higher, an extra honor for the school, besides the honor of winning the football games Played. Nevada City-is fast coming to the top again, due to improvements in j give er a double cHance for rejustifi-. ‘the town. I say, make good. because ; ball team’ went to Grass Valley «to last year’s: series of basketball: games; cation! If-she makes: good in. football, think of the honor. and: respect. to go ta the school. and consequently no one has any idea she will lose. She can’t! Give her a chance to. show what she can do! pester ee See . err ea Wednesday the Nevada City. foatplay the Grass Valley iteam. Nevada City played good ball in the firsthalf, holding their rivals: to a six to six score. In the second half, Grass. Valley sent in fresh men. . to play against our tired players. The score began to increase, Nevada City fighting stubbornly. At the end of the game the score was 25-6 in favor of Grass Valley. ; Bucks by Alton Davis, a Jong pass to Gus Wasley and a short pass to Tamblyn netted our score. . time in suits and the first time in about four years that Nevada City High has had a football team. Coach Calhoun of Grass Valley, loaned the Nevada City boys twelve suits. The team will play again Armistice Day. It was the Nevada City boys’ first . DOWNIEVILLE FIRM AND . S. F. NEWS IN LEGAL FIGHT; COMPTONVILLE, Sept. 28.—Meyer! and Lusk, have filed a-damage suit} in the court of Justice of the Peace! William B. Meek, against Richard L, Chase and The Daily News of San Francisco. The complaint calls for} damages done to a truck on the 28th day of April, the day of the total eclipse,, when Chase was rushing to town to phone the news of the eclipse to his paper, his car met in a head on collision with Meyer and Lusk’s freight truck, on the highway, near here, doing considerable damage to! the truck and at the same time throw-, ing a passenger, a scientific writer, from Washington, D. C., who was riding with Chase; through the windshield, seriously injuring him. Plaintiffs also ask damages for loss of! time while their truck was tied up

for repairs. 0 16TH RADIUM VICTIM East Orange, N. J.—The death of Mrs. Anna Stasi was the sixteenth fatality traced directly to radium poson. In 1918 a watch company employed a force of 116 women and girls to paint watch and clock dials with radium paint. Soon sickness deVeloped among these workers and at last scientists traced the illness, which was proving fatal to many of the workers directly to the radium paint they were using. The workers had the habit of moistening the tip of their brushes with the “end of their tongue and from this source the poison entered their systems. The company has been sued by several of the former; workers and are now in court fighting heavy damage cases. QUITS TO CARE FOR MOTHER Washington.—In order to take care. ef her 97-year-old mother, Miss Amelia Allyn, 72, has resigned from an important government position which she has held for many years. the purchaser should receive the pink slip from the seller properly signed in the space provided. He should send 0 thi sand the certificate of registration at once to the Devision together with a fee of one dollar to cover the transfer. New certificates will then be issued and returned to him. GET YOUR PINK SLIP, WHEN BUYING A CAR Prospective purchasers of motor themselves against fraud by remembering that the State of California issues a certificate of title (pink )slip which should be demanded by the purchaser if the car is sold to him by an induividual. Frequently, the division’s warning stated, the purchaser’ of the car pays a large sum to the individual selling it in the mistaken /elief that he is to become the legal/ owner, but fails to demand the certificate of title. Too late he/ discovers that he has been “‘bilked” because the seller has disappeared. He then lears that the mjan° who sold him the car did not OWp, it ben that gome other person or firny had a prior claim. The division’s warning stated that the #ink slip certificate constitutes th ae sole evidence of ownership and is/ indispensible as a deed tu a piece of real estate. In the event the purchaser buys his car from a registered new or use car dealer an dpay scash or its equivalent, the dealer is required to report vehicles were urged today by the do. viston of motor vehicles to guard We and fuel economy— fine.:utensil for electric ranges. Cover 19¢e extra: Special price ges “§ Handy el yy Set ef 3 covers. 59e.extra igs IDE: Fpl KETTLE ee Special price ee "2 . 98e have. them — Get: yours: NOW ALPHA HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO Yardley’s Qld English Lavender Toiletries CLEANSING LOTION-—MILK. OF: LAVENDER . BATH SALTS—TOILET WATER PERFUMES—BODY POWDER. FACE POWDER—TALCUM—SOAP CREAMS: Our stock: is FULL. and’ new: ef these ever popular English creations. H. DICKERMAN SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA cITy STAGE WEST BOUND , Leave Nevada City. .....-..--.2-.--.8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 3:30 P. Leave Grass Valley. ...2-.ccccsccce 8:25 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 3:45 P. Arrive Sacramento .....2..... 11:00 A. M., 2:40 P. M., 6:30 P. . Arrive San Francisco. ........ 5:55 P. M., 11:15 P. "EASF BOUND Leave San Francisco. ........ 7:40 A. M., 11:20 A, Leave Sacramento ........ 8:00 A. M.,-12:15°P.-M.,° 3500 P. Arrive Nevada City: ........... 11:00 A. M., 3:15 P. M. 6:00 P. Arrive Gras Valley ...02........ 10:45 A. M., 3:00 P.M., 5:45 P. the sale to the Division and the purchaser should receive his certificate of title (pink slip) within fifteen] days after the deal has been consummated. If he does not receive it he should notify the Division, giving the license and motor number of the car he purchased. Upon purchasing a car from an individual who is the legal owner Heer SHiditieeeeiny “eve detbe see te esleatoateeresteesleiteriesgesentesteatests eats sleataatestert ate ofesBeate este esfesfesdesfeoesfedleasesteofeofesteateaot DONT DO IT! What's the use of going to all hat fuss and bother, when, with our modern faciliies, we can insure satisfactory work and prompt delivery. Send it to the Laundry. Phone Grass Valley 108, or see our driver. GRASS VALLEY STEAM LAUNDRY 111 Bennett St. Grass Valley FREE 5 SRE “The certificate of title is your ¢ protection” said the Division’s warnout the status of the vehicle before completing the deal.” oa 9 Dn’t credit the Irish with being fighters all the time. Ireland has no navy. OUR MOTTO “Made in Nevada City of the best materials.” ELECTRICAL WIRING fp). Vv L. B. Gregory will do all kinds of electrical wiring and all kinds of ignition work. He is well known here for his high class work. Anyone wishing his services may call the Miners Foundry, Phone 10. ‘Patronize your home town merchants and watch Nevada City grow. KOPPS BAKERY Nevada City, Calif. POLITICAL CARDS Re-Elect W. E. Wright Candidate for Probe of District Attorney OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. ee 47 : 0 ing. “Demand it when you purchase An Ad. in The Nugget will start. a car and if the seller does not have the dollars rolling your way. it and ig not the legal owner, get in touch with the legal owner and find Aluminum Painting G. C. FISH and AL. CUMMINGS of Machine Spray Paint Company, are operating one of the company’s rigs in Nevada City. MINE BUILDINGS A SPECIALTY In 1926 ‘sai ‘27 we painted every state highway commission building in Northern California. no effects of weather yet. They show Your galvanized iron buildings are worth’ saving— stop that rust! Have them painted with ALUMINUM PAINT. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Address National Hotel or Alpha Stores: SPOTS SESS REESE EL EERE ESO REESE NEVADA COUNTY, CAL. ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1930 THE NEVADA ‘CITY NUGGET, EEE pareene a aS T