September 13, 1933 (8 pages)

PAGETWO : 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 . Nevada City Nugget A Legal Newspaper. as defined by statute. * lished at Nevada City. Printed and PubH. M. LEETE and ©. BH. ANDERSON. 2 Publishers SUBCRIPTION RATES OG VOOr oe ee a a Published semi-weekly, Monday ard 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. J THE NEVADA CITY" NUGGET FOR SALES TAX SACRAMENTO, Sept.,. 14—(UP) —Formidable opposition to the sales tax sent the board of. equalization into a huddle this week from which emerged Fred Stewart, board memINCREASE IN CATCH SACRAMENTO, Sept. division!of fish and game. ly attacking crities of the levy. ‘retain the new tax. THE FLOWER’S CALL Western breezes rustle gently Thru her groves of fir and_pine, Olden memories link her present With the days of forty nine; Like a queen she stands sedately By her singing mountain rills— -\yBeautiful Nevada City— City of the seven hills. “ When gay Autumn decks the forests In her robes of red and gold, °— And the flowers of field and garden Ali their loveliness unfold, Then with pride we can’t di-sz—ble,® We invite our friends to shore, All the wonders we have nurtured, With our ttenderest love and care. And the flowers breathe a message— To the ones who linger here, “We must fade, but beauty lingers In the heart from year to year; And the loveliness that charms you In this radiant, perfumed place— Will return, a gracious memory, Fraught with every tender grace. 3 Come, the flowers now. invite you; And from blossoms fair and gay Cull a rare bouquet of memories; Just to cheer a gloomier day; Come, Nevada City calls you— To her carnival of pride, Human hearts and flowers invite you And our gates are opened wide. City Civic Club. —A. Merriam Conner. Editor's Note— This timely and charming invitation in yerse written by Mrs. A. Meriam Conner, is directed to.all residents of Nevada City and their friends, bidding them come to.the Annual Flower Show tomorrow in Redmen’s: Hall, under the auspices of -the Garden Section of the Nevada ) Striving to override the legislature. NAUTICAL SCHOOL BUSY SACRAMENTO, Sept. cal school. of education shows that out of 44 14—( UP) . cadets graduated last month, 43 have . restricted bag limit, on truck -opera—Few schools can boast the employ-. obtained jobs with various steamship. tors who are attempting to dodge ment record of the California Nauti-. lines ,and a position for the 44th!the truck license fee and gross remember of the class was expected A report of the state department . ‘within the next day or two.” { now seeking to meet by emergency indication the state federation of la-}. Pounds of mackeral. bor which meets annual convention At San Diego, peal. The federation is also expect-. ported. ed to undertake an initiative move“There are en the ballot. Governor Rolph’'s: illness has pounds received by canneries during a similar period last year. At San Diego the corresponding figures are 26,135,000 and 18,138,000 pounds.” the report said. brought the .executive office to a standstill. The governor is unwiiling to invite his political enemy, charge his official duties during his illness. Merriam is just as anxious ; a : to keep out of the governor’s office i unless. tranactions of imperative . { C C CAMPS 10 business becomes absolutely necesbd we Meantime hospital attendants are experiencing difficulty in keeping the governor in bed. Physicians have MONTHS MORE a RJ to his desk, in a-month, but not before. _By MELVIN LORD Sea SACRAMENTO, Sept. 14.—(UP) geles assemblyman and chairman of servation camps in California this the ways and means committee, winter as provided in a plan that again attacked the administration wil provide employment of 70,000 liberately attempting to sidestep the and federal officials estimate. legislature’s economy edicts. The program as it is being forCobb referred to Finance Director . mulated would call for the establishvert about $360,000 from the state emergency fund for varoius and sundry state agencies. Included were . state park and state division of for$76,000 for the department of social Of the total number of winter welfare and $100,000 for forest fire . camps, it is proposed that three be protection. located in the Nevada county area. . took the position Vandegrift was asputy state forester, 111 of the camps! suming legislative functions and . would be under state superision, and the balance supervised by federal Lieutenant Frank Merriam, to disa REMAIN OPEN 6 said he will be well enough to return : Lawrence Cobb, outspoken Los An—Establishmet of 280 forest conthis week on the charge it was demen-tor-a period of six months, state Rolland Vandegrift’s attempt to diment of four types of camps, includ$72,000 for. the narcotics division, estry camps. The Los Angeles assemblyman . According to ‘William Rider, deofficials. He pointed out the solons had considered and turned down-most of the The camp; program represents a SSAA EE) 14—-(UP) —Substantial gains in. eate¢hes. of commercial fish suitable for canning purposes are reported by the state, A total of 13,700,000 pounds of ber with a two fisted speech bitter-. fish were received for canning at, Sen Pedro in July, an increase of apThe board knows it must fight to. Proximately 100 per cent mainly ac-. There is every . Counted for by a catch of:10,370,000 corresponding inment to place the income tax issue! creases for the calendar year to date. In San Pedro the catch was 137,443,000 pounds for the first seven. months as compared to 70,208.900! 7,550,000 pounds . "at Monterey September 18, will for-!. were received as compared to 6,560,; mally launch a movement for its re-. 000 pounds last year, the division reMajor and Mrs, Frank Chapman who are building a summer home DAY. SEPT. 15, 1933 the new camps, some at locations already -having camps and others on a ember Lake Tahoe, spent several days ; Py COMMERCIAL FISH new sites, will be opened , December se near i a as i 1. “ . were accompanied by Mrs. Chapman's mother, Mrs. Nelson, who js have a personnel of 200 workers, OF) Visiting them froni Utah. 56.000 men in the 280 camps. This . It is estimated that each eamp will — —-o total does not include the men reSUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA ‘quired in supervisorial positions or . CITY NUGGET Now. those who wi!l be employed indirectly by the operation of the camps. The over-all total, as a result, is estimated at 70,000 men. In addition to these camps, Rider said it was possible the regular state unemployment camps, operated for the past two winters, would be opened again this year to provide work for an additional 10,000 men. -NEW-YORK HOTEL DINING ROOM ie RE-OPENED TO . Accommodate Boarders ay . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET MUCH HAPPINESS Comes via the radio If it is good order its a joy; If .not, it’s a pest. Don't tolerate a pest in your home. Send: for C. O’NEILL PLUMBING SHOP Cost less to run t} Agents for W. ge HAHN fij/ QUAKER BURNOIL STOVES Radio Service. : Guaranteed to be sate . When your Radio needs atee ee Let us look over your chimneys or call at 206 Mill st. Grass : Valley for your local Radio Service. o ‘. 206 Mill St. Grass Valley ip Phones 71 office 358W Res. iH TREAT YOURSELF TO THE ing. federal forest serice in national , forests, erosion and flood control, ! BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP _ 103 Pine St. Nevada City Edd. Addington Nevada City Electrical Wks. nae enn aN Repairing, Planning Installing. Anything Electrical We Answer S. 0. S. Mine Calls Opp. P. G. & E. office Ph. 164 fund requests which the director is substantial inerease in the state and . federal unemployment program inas. fund appropriations. much as there are only 167 ccc . The state board of equalization ; Produced, BRET HARTE DAIRY . Golden Guernsey Milk that ae the State Gold Medal The Best Milk That Can Be U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 302 BROAD ST. fish Thursdays and Fridays . . . . . Nestea stereo oefenfenteteatenentete erfefe rtententesteaenteatecfeotestestetententetente oles iene ionteieslerionieste sions _ National Market NEVADA CITY Fresh and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh AZ ete S The little chap pictured above is having a tough time with a tough steak. Our Tender Steaks are our KSPECIAL PRIDE Se bettetesteoeateate ate ote ateatesteoteoteseotentententeteotete eateate oie ateoteate teat ofeateafeafe fe ofeoteateofeaterteateateotectestecten, ' e ¥ x3 . . . . Bese rbeate se sooo enteric ate se erterterte ate seateatertertedteatestesierierte heater) », cS * *, of Y fer NEVADA\CITY NUGGET Box Y, Nevada City, California tion to Nevada City Nugget. —— # . tactics Blank Enclosed please find $2.00 for my subscrip(Semi-weekly ) os twice a week for ONLY $2.00 per year IN : y + ceipts tax passed by the last legisla-! NEVADA cITy ture. One hundred patrolmen have HAND FINISH © Se been ordered to patrol highways and oe confiscate equipment of truck ownLAUNDRY ers who: have not met their tax obligations. : We Call and Deliver 229 Commercial Street With the referendum petition . ¥ * campaign on, the Great Central Val; Parently successful, supporters of the! ting election. cial election on the issue. {be bitter and personal. ;P. G. & E. is charged with being the camps in operation at the present . time. . declared open season, with in OS Pp + With an ut If presént plans are carried out, . ley Water /Project legislation ap. Grass Valley Cleaners Ed. Burtner, Proprietor 111 West Main Street $170,000,000 enterprise are squaring away for the final battle, precedThey are virtually as. sured Governor Rolph will calla spe. = aggey Knee: THEeTre is Baggy Knees every prospect the controversy will have statled=-maAlready the ny a man on the road to success. Have ’em cleaned power behind the scenes” in the referendum movement. Have ’em pressed at the Grass Valley ACME IDELBRAU We are 100 per . cent backers of . . N.-R. A. Cleanin ing, Re<é 8, Pressing, Re V. Sauvee — Phone 57 pairing.Made to measure . . ! clothes . . UNION ICE DELIVERY AcyY . TACOMA SODAS . WARD REFRIGERATORS . CLEANERS — AWNINGS . Wenteendonsesteitengertetententetespesteteote te ntesteneagergeopogeat : BOWMAN-& BOWMAN o ‘as Atlee sieelerieresieroleslooerieny Po Me Me 7 Mestestestetestenlotertetestotetetentosteate test . Pn ESS AWNINGS . Now is the Time ' See Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor st ras Sesfestes . 308% Broad Streen. “si ‘ Ue ernoe : & a —HOURS— MeL Beauty Parlor: 9 to @ ; ie Commercial St. Nevada. City Barber Shop: 8 to 5:30 + ee asamp et i ; i 4 Permanent Waving FEN WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Phone 376 For Appointments Datestest teste festeste tet ke Cleaners Phone 375 GRAIN POULTRY & Feros % DAIRY FEEDS eves COAL & WOOD QUICK PROMPT DELIVERY ATTENTION Phone 394 Nevada City eee E Sant Soxing Stiiet m We Credit your . Phone . W. KOTCHAPAW REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY . OUR COFFEE HITS THE SPOT 520 Coyote Street Best Food Phone 16 . : In Town= Sees = Prices fe Acton M. Cleveland, Are RightCamptonville : SUNDAY FIRE INSURANCE TURKEY AUTOMOBILE INS. DINNER NORTH WESTERN . . 50C MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO . GRASS VALLEY CAFE 210 Main St. Phone 53 Best Protection—Less cost in LIFE COVERAGES . . HOME. COOKING . . MEALS 50c . Board By Day or Month Alleghany, Calif. PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD You have heard it many times and it means something. I paint signs, Commercial and Advertising If you cannot afford to advertise your business, advertise it ~ for sale, Let me help _ you to more and better business. See the new signs on the Nevada City Nugget windows ERNEST CARNES 207 Commercial Street eee WE C0-OPERATE In the great effort now being made to restore the prosperity of this country, the funeral directing profession and allied industries are doing their part, The National Funeral Director's ization of our calling Association, official organ» is cooperating with the National Recovery Administration by drawing up a code of fair practices whereby it may contribute to re-employment and higher wages, Similarly, the manufacturers of caskets and other funeral merchandise have formulated codes whereby their thousands of workers may have more work and better working conditions, We are proud to have & part in this ¢ reat national movement. W: R. Jefford & Son “cc . °fe ° Dignified Funeral Service” Phone 364k, 364W or 667 GRASS VALLEY : NEVADA CITY Phone 122 or James McClish, 309 “?

PAGETWO : 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 . Nevada City Nugget A Legal Newspaper. as defined by statute. * lished at Nevada City. Printed and PubH. M. LEETE and ©. BH. ANDERSON. 2 Publishers SUBCRIPTION RATES OG VOOr oe ee a a Published semi-weekly, Monday ard 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. J THE NEVADA CITY" NUGGET FOR SALES TAX SACRAMENTO, Sept.,. 14—(UP) —Formidable opposition to the sales tax sent the board of. equalization into a huddle this week from which emerged Fred Stewart, board memINCREASE IN CATCH SACRAMENTO, Sept. division!of fish and game. ly attacking crities of the levy. ‘retain the new tax. THE FLOWER’S CALL Western breezes rustle gently Thru her groves of fir and_pine, Olden memories link her present With the days of forty nine; Like a queen she stands sedately By her singing mountain rills— -\yBeautiful Nevada City— City of the seven hills. “ When gay Autumn decks the forests In her robes of red and gold, °— And the flowers of field and garden Ali their loveliness unfold, Then with pride we can’t di-sz—ble,® We invite our friends to shore, All the wonders we have nurtured, With our ttenderest love and care. And the flowers breathe a message— To the ones who linger here, “We must fade, but beauty lingers In the heart from year to year; And the loveliness that charms you In this radiant, perfumed place— Will return, a gracious memory, Fraught with every tender grace. 3 Come, the flowers now. invite you; And from blossoms fair and gay Cull a rare bouquet of memories; Just to cheer a gloomier day; Come, Nevada City calls you— To her carnival of pride, Human hearts and flowers invite you And our gates are opened wide. City Civic Club. —A. Merriam Conner. Editor's Note— This timely and charming invitation in yerse written by Mrs. A. Meriam Conner, is directed to.all residents of Nevada City and their friends, bidding them come to.the Annual Flower Show tomorrow in Redmen’s: Hall, under the auspices of -the Garden Section of the Nevada ) Striving to override the legislature. NAUTICAL SCHOOL BUSY SACRAMENTO, Sept. cal school. of education shows that out of 44 14—( UP) . cadets graduated last month, 43 have . restricted bag limit, on truck -opera—Few schools can boast the employ-. obtained jobs with various steamship. tors who are attempting to dodge ment record of the California Nauti-. lines ,and a position for the 44th!the truck license fee and gross remember of the class was expected A report of the state department . ‘within the next day or two.” { now seeking to meet by emergency indication the state federation of la-}. Pounds of mackeral. bor which meets annual convention At San Diego, peal. The federation is also expect-. ported. ed to undertake an initiative move“There are en the ballot. Governor Rolph’'s: illness has pounds received by canneries during a similar period last year. At San Diego the corresponding figures are 26,135,000 and 18,138,000 pounds.” the report said. brought the .executive office to a standstill. The governor is unwiiling to invite his political enemy, charge his official duties during his illness. Merriam is just as anxious ; a : to keep out of the governor’s office i unless. tranactions of imperative . { C C CAMPS 10 business becomes absolutely necesbd we Meantime hospital attendants are experiencing difficulty in keeping the governor in bed. Physicians have MONTHS MORE a RJ to his desk, in a-month, but not before. _By MELVIN LORD Sea SACRAMENTO, Sept. 14.—(UP) geles assemblyman and chairman of servation camps in California this the ways and means committee, winter as provided in a plan that again attacked the administration wil provide employment of 70,000 liberately attempting to sidestep the and federal officials estimate. legislature’s economy edicts. The program as it is being forCobb referred to Finance Director . mulated would call for the establishvert about $360,000 from the state emergency fund for varoius and sundry state agencies. Included were . state park and state division of for$76,000 for the department of social Of the total number of winter welfare and $100,000 for forest fire . camps, it is proposed that three be protection. located in the Nevada county area. . took the position Vandegrift was asputy state forester, 111 of the camps! suming legislative functions and . would be under state superision, and the balance supervised by federal Lieutenant Frank Merriam, to disa REMAIN OPEN 6 said he will be well enough to return : Lawrence Cobb, outspoken Los An—Establishmet of 280 forest conthis week on the charge it was demen-tor-a period of six months, state Rolland Vandegrift’s attempt to diment of four types of camps, includ$72,000 for. the narcotics division, estry camps. The Los Angeles assemblyman . According to ‘William Rider, deofficials. He pointed out the solons had considered and turned down-most of the The camp; program represents a SSAA EE) 14—-(UP) —Substantial gains in. eate¢hes. of commercial fish suitable for canning purposes are reported by the state, A total of 13,700,000 pounds of ber with a two fisted speech bitter-. fish were received for canning at, Sen Pedro in July, an increase of apThe board knows it must fight to. Proximately 100 per cent mainly ac-. There is every . Counted for by a catch of:10,370,000 corresponding inment to place the income tax issue! creases for the calendar year to date. In San Pedro the catch was 137,443,000 pounds for the first seven. months as compared to 70,208.900! 7,550,000 pounds . "at Monterey September 18, will for-!. were received as compared to 6,560,; mally launch a movement for its re-. 000 pounds last year, the division reMajor and Mrs, Frank Chapman who are building a summer home DAY. SEPT. 15, 1933 the new camps, some at locations already -having camps and others on a ember Lake Tahoe, spent several days ; Py COMMERCIAL FISH new sites, will be opened , December se near i a as i 1. “ . were accompanied by Mrs. Chapman's mother, Mrs. Nelson, who js have a personnel of 200 workers, OF) Visiting them froni Utah. 56.000 men in the 280 camps. This . It is estimated that each eamp will — —-o total does not include the men reSUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA ‘quired in supervisorial positions or . CITY NUGGET Now. those who wi!l be employed indirectly by the operation of the camps. The over-all total, as a result, is estimated at 70,000 men. In addition to these camps, Rider said it was possible the regular state unemployment camps, operated for the past two winters, would be opened again this year to provide work for an additional 10,000 men. -NEW-YORK HOTEL DINING ROOM ie RE-OPENED TO . Accommodate Boarders ay . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET MUCH HAPPINESS Comes via the radio If it is good order its a joy; If .not, it’s a pest. Don't tolerate a pest in your home. Send: for C. O’NEILL PLUMBING SHOP Cost less to run t} Agents for W. ge HAHN fij/ QUAKER BURNOIL STOVES Radio Service. : Guaranteed to be sate . When your Radio needs atee ee Let us look over your chimneys or call at 206 Mill st. Grass : Valley for your local Radio Service. o ‘. 206 Mill St. Grass Valley ip Phones 71 office 358W Res. iH TREAT YOURSELF TO THE ing. federal forest serice in national , forests, erosion and flood control, ! BEST HAIR CUTTING LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP _ 103 Pine St. Nevada City Edd. Addington Nevada City Electrical Wks. nae enn aN Repairing, Planning Installing. Anything Electrical We Answer S. 0. S. Mine Calls Opp. P. G. & E. office Ph. 164 fund requests which the director is substantial inerease in the state and . federal unemployment program inas. fund appropriations. much as there are only 167 ccc . The state board of equalization ; Produced,

BRET HARTE DAIRY . Golden Guernsey Milk that ae the State Gold Medal The Best Milk That Can Be U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 302 BROAD ST. fish Thursdays and Fridays . . . . . Nestea stereo oefenfenteteatenentete erfefe rtententesteaenteatecfeotestestetententetente oles iene ionteieslerionieste sions _ National Market NEVADA CITY Fresh and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh AZ ete S The little chap pictured above is having a tough time with a tough steak. Our Tender Steaks are our KSPECIAL PRIDE Se bettetesteoeateate ate ote ateatesteoteoteseotentententeteotete eateate oie ateoteate teat ofeateafeafe fe ofeoteateofeaterteateateotectestecten, ' e ¥ x3 . . . . Bese rbeate se sooo enteric ate se erterterte ate seateatertertedteatestesierierte heater) », cS * *, of Y fer NEVADA\CITY NUGGET Box Y, Nevada City, California tion to Nevada City Nugget. —— # . tactics Blank Enclosed please find $2.00 for my subscrip(Semi-weekly ) os twice a week for ONLY $2.00 per year IN : y + ceipts tax passed by the last legisla-! NEVADA cITy ture. One hundred patrolmen have HAND FINISH © Se been ordered to patrol highways and oe confiscate equipment of truck ownLAUNDRY ers who: have not met their tax obligations. : We Call and Deliver 229 Commercial Street With the referendum petition . ¥ * campaign on, the Great Central Val; Parently successful, supporters of the! ting election. cial election on the issue. {be bitter and personal. ;P. G. & E. is charged with being the camps in operation at the present . time. . declared open season, with in OS Pp + With an ut If presént plans are carried out, . ley Water /Project legislation ap. Grass Valley Cleaners Ed. Burtner, Proprietor 111 West Main Street $170,000,000 enterprise are squaring away for the final battle, precedThey are virtually as. sured Governor Rolph will calla spe. = aggey Knee: THEeTre is Baggy Knees every prospect the controversy will have statled=-maAlready the ny a man on the road to success. Have ’em cleaned power behind the scenes” in the referendum movement. Have ’em pressed at the Grass Valley ACME IDELBRAU We are 100 per . cent backers of . . N.-R. A. Cleanin ing, Re<é 8, Pressing, Re V. Sauvee — Phone 57 pairing.Made to measure . . ! clothes . . UNION ICE DELIVERY AcyY . TACOMA SODAS . WARD REFRIGERATORS . CLEANERS — AWNINGS . Wenteendonsesteitengertetententetespesteteote te ntesteneagergeopogeat : BOWMAN-& BOWMAN o ‘as Atlee sieelerieresieroleslooerieny Po Me Me 7 Mestestestetestenlotertetestotetetentosteate test . Pn ESS AWNINGS . Now is the Time ' See Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor st ras Sesfestes . 308% Broad Streen. “si ‘ Ue ernoe : & a —HOURS— MeL Beauty Parlor: 9 to @ ; ie Commercial St. Nevada. City Barber Shop: 8 to 5:30 + ee asamp et i ; i 4 Permanent Waving FEN WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Phone 376 For Appointments Datestest teste festeste tet ke Cleaners Phone 375 GRAIN POULTRY & Feros % DAIRY FEEDS eves COAL & WOOD QUICK PROMPT DELIVERY ATTENTION Phone 394 Nevada City eee E Sant Soxing Stiiet m We Credit your . Phone . W. KOTCHAPAW REPAIRING Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY . OUR COFFEE HITS THE SPOT 520 Coyote Street Best Food Phone 16 . : In Town= Sees = Prices fe Acton M. Cleveland, Are RightCamptonville : SUNDAY FIRE INSURANCE TURKEY AUTOMOBILE INS. DINNER NORTH WESTERN . . 50C MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO . GRASS VALLEY CAFE 210 Main St. Phone 53 Best Protection—Less cost in LIFE COVERAGES . . HOME. COOKING . . MEALS 50c . Board By Day or Month Alleghany, Calif. PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD You have heard it many times and it means something. I paint signs, Commercial and Advertising If you cannot afford to advertise your business, advertise it ~ for sale, Let me help _ you to more and better business. See the new signs on the Nevada City Nugget windows ERNEST CARNES 207 Commercial Street eee WE C0-OPERATE In the great effort now being made to restore the prosperity of this country, the funeral directing profession and allied industries are doing their part, The National Funeral Director's ization of our calling Association, official organ» is cooperating with the National Recovery Administration by drawing up a code of fair practices whereby it may contribute to re-employment and higher wages, Similarly, the manufacturers of caskets and other funeral merchandise have formulated codes whereby their thousands of workers may have more work and better working conditions, We are proud to have & part in this ¢ reat national movement. W: R. Jefford & Son “cc . °fe ° Dignified Funeral Service” Phone 364k, 364W or 667 GRASS VALLEY : NEVADA CITY Phone 122 or James McClish, 309 “?