October 9, 1933 (4 pages)

ees ee eaters. — Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 . . _K Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Puba: lished at Nevada City. “@. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON... seveeseevesececeaee-P Ublishers Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, 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. SUBCRIPTION RATES One year, <4 —s THE SALES TAX Repeal the sales tax? It may sound attractive, but what have its adovates to offer as a substitute, inquire many California editors. : Would they plunge the state into hopeless insolvency, close the schools for lack of funds, return the burden to real estate, or adopt a combination income and transaction tax? Tax burdens should be equalized, said the Pasadena StarNews, with the spread made as thin as possible to prevent any group from being taxed excessively, adding: ‘‘In accomplishing this, it is to be expected that there will be writhing and grumbling and criticizing and opposing among those who have beén exempt from bearing their fair share of the tax burden Those who have the gdod of the state at heart will go forwarc with this equalization process, regardless of all the criticism and opposition of those who heretofore have been shirkers in the matter of being taxed.” “Although petitions are being circulated for a referendum on the sales tax,’ comments the Marysville Appeal-Democrat, “all who are concerned for the orderly and safe transaction of the state’s business will hope that the movement fails. No one who is opposed to the sales tax has yet advanced a substitute that will keep California out of almost hopeless insolvency. To kill the sales tax now would be to pile up a gigantic deficit from which we coud not extricate ourselves for years and then probably only through a levy upon real property. * ‘We spurned the tax on real estate when we voted for the Riley plan,’ remarks the San Diego Sun. “And the action mwas logical to many, although the Sun pointed out the weaknesses of the plan and predicted the situation that now confronts us. The burden on real estate is even yet too oppressive. As for the other alternative it includes a form of sales tax and an income tax, hence it would be even worse than the sales tax.” : The Béverly Hills Citizen believes that “while the sales tax is an interruption in the smooth conduct of business and to many comes as a hardship even in the small amounts subtracted from the purse of the individual, the state cannot afford to go into bankruptcy and must take care of its obligations. If it, like the individual, spent too much in the spending days there is no way out of it than to pay the piper.” “It is fairly reasonable to assume that the issuance of tokens valued at one-eighth of a cent, to’be used in collection of the sales tax by business houses is not going to popularize that measure,” in the opinion of th eSalinas Index-Journal. “The people as a whole have not taken kindly to paying an extra €ent or two on small purchases, and when they are told they will have to carry tokens around with them to provide for the tax on sales amounting to five and ten cents, there is bound to be increased dissatisfaction.” “We suggest,” Concludes the ValleyoTimes-Herald, ‘that those sponsoring the referendum on the sales tax be reasonable enough and fair enough to propose a substitute. The fact that they have not done so shows the weakness of their cause. X X X We are not championing the sales tax because we like it—but because the citizens of the state of California sre at the bottom of a deep financial pit and it seerns to be the most satisfactory ladder to use.”’ Keystone Meat Market Paes 67 Our Desire to please You OUR SPECIALTIES Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine Ten. derloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of all kinds; Weinies KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS OH BOY?MAYBE THERE’LE BE’ ENOUGH LEFT OVER l FoR A SODA oS ET TS). MONDAY OCT. 9, 1933 CASH AND CARRY $1 16 SUITS LADIES’ ANB MEN’S AUTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes $17.50 up PHONE 217-W HOURS: 7:30 A. M. to 5:36 P. M. FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop Bost Building Broad 4 Nevada City, California i BOWMAN & BOWMAN ¢ Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor * 308%4 Broad Street.’ ‘_HOURS— Beauty Parlor: 9 to 6 Barber Shop: 8 to 5:30 RT ee ee he ee el ma a8 esjt1Sto > -?, Permanent Waving Phone 376 For Appointments , Bes Sefoletuletohatuletentatedt dete TM I 4 t By CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN John L. Lewis-of the United. Mine PL A; , j 1e Will not break in health’ until his job is finished a: least. He won't be the first mam who vas given his life for his ccuntry. herds’ of cattle the cowbells Many down from though, the different tonal quality, at they the tuned musical you can imagine such a peculiarity. With each herd the vaqueros the whole picture is one which thrills are: each’ of: a a distance give impression of a we}! roar, if ride brave and the kids around our place as nothing else can do. ‘ Many years ago when. Dustin Farnum was playing on the, legitimate stage, I saw him play the part of the “VIRGINIAN.” matically put his hand on and_in answer to some slight uttered by the villain'of the piece, said: “When you say that, smile,’’ and-the Villain wisely did smile. We thought this was the supreme moment. In one scene he drahis gun ‘ F can. not account for‘this next story or why I should tell it. It is a true one part. of life which may be sufficient reason. A small manufacturer of food products in a small town wished to retire from the business. In turning the business over to his son, he said substantially as follows: “Well Jim, if you run into anything you can’t quite figure and a WEIGHTS THIS CHIRSTMAS . ran \ Workers has the appearance of the} old time villain in the play, mouth drawn down, heavy brows, wrinkled . forehead .a sort of ‘‘give me the pa-. pers or dl! tear up the child,” apnearance. General Johnson, head of the N. looks drawn and worn. I hope have come . hills jately cand sada LCRAMENTO, 9-—(UP)There isn’t going to be any shorteight turkeys sold to the public during the coming holiday if J. S. Casey, state sealer of weights and measures, can prevent it. : Casey advises them. to disregard the veight tag and demand the birds be weighed at time of purchase. A sharp eye should be kept on the seales, he In a to -housewives, } warning said. : Casey also stated his department planned additional protection for turkey purchasers , through a series of surprise inspections of sellers’ scales. ¢ SUBSCRIBE FOR THER NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW. 4 out I want you to fell free to call on me for advise. You must know that The son answerI know the tricks.” ed: “There are no tricks in the,making of food products these: make the product as good as possible, then’ merchandise -it correctly, except and the business will be successful.’ . business policy has that it needs This” -sort.of proven itself so often, no comment. In Pacific Grove, there lives an elderly lady. She is in possession of all the faculties of the true artist. She has a collection of Indian arrowhéads numbering over 1200. and many Other Indian relics. But: the thing I started to tell you is that when we were out on the beach hunting arrow heads with her, she would say: ‘‘Come to me little Indian maid who walks with me,’ and before the hunt was over this old lady would find at least one arrowhead. I cannot explain the phenomena, all I know is that the story is true. She Was under my own observation. I will gladly tell her name if any one wishes to see these Indian arrowtreads. : 10E20 IOEI0L IOLAIOL peered CY ESE OE ‘N HE SA fc. NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor —oncr season . 010k THIEVES STEAL WANTED—Representative to ‘look . WATCHDOG AND CAR after our magazine swhbscription. . A ie interests in Nevada City and vicinity. Our plan enables you to se9—(UP)—Loss of his A.-L. Brown of cure a good part of the hundreds . { LODI, Oct. leay was bad enough, . : cE a ; ia toanity . Redlands told local police, but the of dollars spent in this: vicinity circumstances attending the theft each rel and winter for maga. were exasperating, to say the ‘least. zines. Oldest agency in U. S. Guaranteed lowest rates on all periodTho motorist. said he had parked : : ‘ . yee icals, domestic and foreign. Inpene machine at an auto camp hear “ ' ti a u boxe i : struction an equipmen ree. . here. Init he placed his watchdog : ees quip . Start a growing and permanent }to guard the property. . When he returned discovered ‘thieves not only had made off. with the car, but taken the dog as well. VISALIA AVOCADOS ARE OUT OF DEPRESSION business in whole or spare time. Address MOORE-COTTRELL, Inc. Wayland Road, North Cohocton, New York. : he FOR SALE POCKET MINING MANUEL—P. Harveys Bennett subjects include VISALIA, Oct. 9 —-(UP)—The avall phases and facts of mining. ocodo ‘‘depdession’’ apparently was Everyone interested in mining ended here today. should have a copy. Price 75c at The city’s -famous avocado tree, erowing next door to the fire station, bore no fruit last year, despite the anxious care bestowed on it by firethe. Nevada City Nugget office. Expert Chimney Cleaning—85 per cent of all fires originate in de» fective or stopped up flues. Avoid men. : : this dangerous FIRE Z 7 This year, however, the crop promBoel A fl ‘per aseanesarcuntied : : laving you ‘ ; ised to be the largest in years. : shaved eee Clean, reasonable, dependable serice. Twin Cities Chimney Cleaners. A. © Thomas. Ph. 298 G. V. 95-9te.. fe oDEDN’T HURT HIM LOS ANGELES, Oct. 9—(UP)— . Hurled 40 feet in his automobile by Patrick. N. Doris, — ECONOMICAL EXPERIENCED 1a passenger train, 59, escaped with only minor bruises, Cook with wife assistant with although his car was demolished. years of experience in Cooking and Management wishes to. se. Edd. Addington Nevada City Electrical Wks. cure .positien—-inlarge cai p--Can * give good references. Address H. C. Ecsser, Gen. Del. Nevada, Gity, -California. MINE MANAGERS .ATTENTION:— Don't waste your time on office chores! I will take -eare of your bookkeeping, payrolls, insurance statements, correspondence, on ar hourly or other part -time basis. Get your cost accounting started now! I-ecan take full charge of setting up your books. Call 10 between 1:00 and 3:00*-or address Miss Alice Moore, box 785, Nevada City. 1 mo. Repairing, Planning Installing. Anything Electrical We Answer S. 0. S. Mine Calls Opp. P. G. & E. office Ph. 164 FOUR PLACER CLAIMS FOR SALE 80 acres: Tunnel in 1,000 feet— Two log houses, new. Fine spring and spring house. Woodshed full of wood—Seenic view on good: road—-Hunting and fishing Box C. D. Nugget Office tf ‘Fire and Automobile Insurance H. B. DOW NOTARY PUBLIC 207I ASSAYER—Desires position. Fifteen years experience. 37 years of age. Address Kurt A. Stolberg, care N. S. Jackson, Hoge mine, Nevada 208 Main St. Phone Nevada City Toon: Pom GAVE fw. ie A SET Him Sor: AG vERE Late, Sere, rEE Yaak, CHANGE --SEE “UH LATER: —_—" SIO CCI eo Ome 0) — (¢) ————— jy City. stp GIMME A TUBE OF POPS’ FAVORITE SHAVING GREAM, MISTER BALEHERE YOU ARE--AND HERE'S YouR TWO GENTS’ CHANGE “>

ees ee eaters. — Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 . . _K Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Puba: lished at Nevada City. “@. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON..... seveeseevesececeaee-P Ublishers Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, 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. SUBCRIPTION RATES One year, <4 —s THE SALES TAX Repeal the sales tax? It may sound attractive, but what have its adovates to offer as a substitute, inquire many California editors. : Would they plunge the state into hopeless insolvency, close the schools for lack of funds, return the burden to real estate, or adopt a combination income and transaction tax? Tax burdens should be equalized, said the Pasadena StarNews, with the spread made as thin as possible to prevent any group from being taxed excessively, adding: ‘‘In accomplishing this, it is to be expected that there will be writhing and grumbling and criticizing and opposing among those who have beén exempt from bearing their fair share of the tax burden Those who have the gdod of the state at heart will go forwarc with this equalization process, regardless of all the criticism and opposition of those who heretofore have been shirkers in the matter of being taxed.” “Although petitions are being circulated for a referendum on the sales tax,’ comments the Marysville Appeal-Democrat, “all who are concerned for the orderly and safe transaction of the state’s business will hope that the movement fails. No one who is opposed to the sales tax has yet advanced a substitute that will keep California out of almost hopeless insolvency. To kill the sales tax now would be to pile up a gigantic deficit from which we coud not extricate ourselves for years and then probably only through a levy upon real property. * ‘We spurned the tax on real estate when we voted for the Riley plan,’ remarks the San Diego Sun. “And the action mwas logical to many, although the Sun pointed out the weaknesses of the plan and predicted the situation that now confronts us. The burden on real estate is even yet too oppressive. As for the other alternative it includes a form of sales tax and an income tax, hence it would be even worse than the sales tax.” : The Béverly Hills Citizen believes that “while the sales tax is an interruption in the smooth conduct of business and to many comes as a hardship even in the small amounts subtracted from the purse of the individual, the state cannot afford to go into bankruptcy and must take care of its obligations. If it, like the individual, spent too much in the spending days there is no way out of it than to pay the piper.” “It is fairly reasonable to assume that the issuance of tokens valued at one-eighth of a cent, to’be used in collection of the sales tax by business houses is not going to popularize that measure,” in the opinion of th eSalinas Index-Journal. “The people as a whole have not taken kindly to paying an extra €ent or two on small purchases, and when they are told they will have to carry tokens around with them to provide for the tax on sales amounting to five and ten cents, there is bound to be increased dissatisfaction.” “We suggest,” Concludes the ValleyoTimes-Herald, ‘that those sponsoring the referendum on the sales tax be reasonable enough and fair enough to propose a substitute. The fact that they have not done so shows the weakness of their cause. X X X We are not championing the sales tax because we like it—but because the citizens of the state of California sre at the bottom of a deep financial pit and it seerns to be the most satisfactory ladder to use.”’ Keystone Meat Market Paes 67 Our Desire to please You OUR SPECIALTIES Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine Ten. derloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of all kinds; Weinies KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS OH BOY?MAYBE THERE’LE BE’ ENOUGH LEFT OVER l FoR A SODA oS ET TS). MONDAY OCT. 9, 1933 CASH AND CARRY $1 16 SUITS LADIES’ ANB MEN’S AUTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes $17.50 up PHONE 217-W HOURS: 7:30 A. M. to 5:36 P. M. FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop Bost Building Broad 4 Nevada City, California i BOWMAN & BOWMAN ¢ Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor * 308%4 Broad Street.’ ‘_HOURS— Beauty Parlor: 9 to 6 Barber Shop: 8 to 5:30 RT ee ee he ee el ma a8 esjt1Sto > -?, Permanent Waving Phone 376 For Appointments , Bes Sefoletuletohatuletentatedt dete TM I 4 t By CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN John L. Lewis-of the United. Mine PL A; , j 1e Will not break in health’ until his job is finished a: least. He won't be the first mam who vas given his life for his ccuntry. herds’ of cattle the cowbells Many down from though, the different tonal quality, at they the tuned musical you can imagine such a peculiarity. With each herd the vaqueros the whole picture is one which thrills are: each’ of: a a distance give impression of a we}! roar, if ride brave and the kids around our place as nothing else can do. ‘ Many years ago when. Dustin Farnum was playing on the, legitimate stage, I saw him play the part of the “VIRGINIAN.” matically put his hand on and_in answer to some slight uttered by the villain'of the piece, said: “When you say that, smile,’’ and-the Villain wisely did smile. We thought this was the supreme moment. In one scene he drahis gun ‘ F can. not account for‘this next story or why I should tell it. It is a true one part. of life which may be sufficient reason. A small manufacturer of food products in a small town wished to retire from the business. In turning the business over to his son, he said substantially as follows: “Well Jim, if you run into anything you can’t quite figure and a WEIGHTS THIS CHIRSTMAS . ran \ Workers has the appearance of the} old time villain in the play, mouth drawn down, heavy brows, wrinkled . forehead .a sort of ‘‘give me the pa-. pers or dl! tear up the child,” apnearance. General Johnson, head of the N. looks drawn and worn. I hope have come . hills jately cand sada LCRAMENTO, 9-—(UP)There isn’t going to be any shorteight turkeys sold to the public during the coming holiday

if J. S. Casey, state sealer of weights and measures, can prevent it. : Casey advises them. to disregard the veight tag and demand the birds be weighed at time of purchase. A sharp eye should be kept on the seales, he In a to -housewives, } warning said. : Casey also stated his department planned additional protection for turkey purchasers , through a series of surprise inspections of sellers’ scales. ¢ SUBSCRIBE FOR THER NEVADA CITY NUGGET NOW. 4 out I want you to fell free to call on me for advise. You must know that The son answerI know the tricks.” ed: “There are no tricks in the,making of food products these: make the product as good as possible, then’ merchandise -it correctly, except and the business will be successful.’ . business policy has that it needs This” -sort.of proven itself so often, no comment. In Pacific Grove, there lives an elderly lady. She is in possession of all the faculties of the true artist. She has a collection of Indian arrowhéads numbering over 1200. and many Other Indian relics. But: the thing I started to tell you is that when we were out on the beach hunting arrow heads with her, she would say: ‘‘Come to me little Indian maid who walks with me,’ and before the hunt was over this old lady would find at least one arrowhead. I cannot explain the phenomena, all I know is that the story is true. She Was under my own observation. I will gladly tell her name if any one wishes to see these Indian arrowtreads. : 10E20 IOEI0L IOLAIOL peered CY ESE OE ‘N HE SA fc. NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor —oncr season . 010k THIEVES STEAL WANTED—Representative to ‘look . WATCHDOG AND CAR after our magazine swhbscription. . A ie interests in Nevada City and vicinity. Our plan enables you to se9—(UP)—Loss of his A.-L. Brown of cure a good part of the hundreds . { LODI, Oct. leay was bad enough, . : cE a ; ia toanity . Redlands told local police, but the of dollars spent in this: vicinity circumstances attending the theft each rel and winter for maga. were exasperating, to say the ‘least. zines. Oldest agency in U. S. Guaranteed lowest rates on all periodTho motorist. said he had parked : : ‘ . yee icals, domestic and foreign. Inpene machine at an auto camp hear “ ' ti a u boxe i : struction an equipmen ree. . here. Init he placed his watchdog : ees quip . Start a growing and permanent }to guard the property. . When he returned discovered ‘thieves not only had made off. with the car, but taken the dog as well. VISALIA AVOCADOS ARE OUT OF DEPRESSION business in whole or spare time. Address MOORE-COTTRELL, Inc. Wayland Road, North Cohocton, New York. : he FOR SALE POCKET MINING MANUEL—P. Harveys Bennett subjects include VISALIA, Oct. 9 —-(UP)—The avall phases and facts of mining. ocodo ‘‘depdession’’ apparently was Everyone interested in mining ended here today. should have a copy. Price 75c at The city’s -famous avocado tree, erowing next door to the fire station, bore no fruit last year, despite the anxious care bestowed on it by firethe. Nevada City Nugget office. Expert Chimney Cleaning—85 per cent of all fires originate in de» fective or stopped up flues. Avoid men. : : this dangerous FIRE Z 7 This year, however, the crop promBoel A fl ‘per aseanesarcuntied : : laving you ‘ ; ised to be the largest in years. : shaved eee Clean, reasonable, dependable serice. Twin Cities Chimney Cleaners. A. © Thomas. Ph. 298 G. V. 95-9te... fe oDEDN’T HURT HIM LOS ANGELES, Oct. 9—(UP)— . Hurled 40 feet in his automobile by Patrick. N. Doris, — ECONOMICAL EXPERIENCED 1a passenger train, 59, escaped with only minor bruises, Cook with wife assistant with although his car was demolished. years of experience in Cooking and Management wishes to. se. Edd. Addington Nevada City Electrical Wks. cure .positien—-inlarge cai p--Can * give good references. Address H. C. Ecsser, Gen. Del. Nevada, Gity, -California. MINE MANAGERS .ATTENTION:— Don't waste your time on office chores! I will take -eare of your bookkeeping, payrolls, insurance statements, correspondence, on ar hourly or other part -time basis. Get your cost accounting started now! I-ecan take full charge of setting up your books. Call 10 between 1:00 and 3:00*-or address Miss Alice Moore, box 785, Nevada City. 1 mo. Repairing, Planning Installing. Anything Electrical We Answer S. 0. S. Mine Calls Opp. P. G. & E. office Ph. 164 FOUR PLACER CLAIMS FOR SALE 80 acres: Tunnel in 1,000 feet— Two log houses, new. Fine spring and spring house. Woodshed full of wood—Seenic view on good: road—-Hunting and fishing Box C. D. Nugget Office tf ‘Fire and Automobile Insurance H. B. DOW NOTARY PUBLIC 207I ASSAYER—Desires position. Fifteen years experience. 37 years of age. Address Kurt A. Stolberg, care N. S. Jackson, Hoge mine, Nevada 208 Main St. Phone Nevada City Toon: Pom GAVE fw. ie A SET Him Sor: AG vERE Late, Sere, rEE Yaak, CHANGE --SEE “UH LATER: —_—" SIO CCI eo Ome 0) — (¢) ————— jy City. stp GIMME A TUBE OF POPS’ FAVORITE SHAVING GREAM, MISTER BALEHERE YOU ARE--AND HERE'S YouR TWO GENTS’ CHANGE “>