September 9, 1935 (4 pages)

Thinking Out Loud a a Nevada City Nugget. le te te ae a See tee tele ieee # The Nevada City Nugget helps your city and county to srow in population2nd prosperity, By subscribing to, and — advertising in the Nugget, therefore, you help yourself. *, > Py es te ae 10 stestestash ewe stestes te testes se Meats ot, MAG LM eee LOLOL MIAN IMIG ‘ COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA (By H. M. L.) Vol. IX, No. 87. The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1935. The bloody shirt that flapped. si belligerently along the Mason nt NEV CITY NATIVE DN Dixon line until around 1900, has at} ; ° : inst faded and flapped into the limbo . p : of things forgotten. The Confederate . b Veterans will meet jointly with the. SONS FLOAT IN Grand Army of the Republic at Get. tysburk, 1938. Thus 74 years after . the close of the Civil War, the sol. . diers of North and South will frat-. ermmize on the bloodiést battleticld . Nevada City was well of that great struggle. The vision of. in Stockton today when the Fred H. . these heroic men, hardly a one of. Greeley Post, Past’ Presidents Ax them under ninety years of meeting at last in friendship and. ¢ntry of mutual recognition of the courage . of July float, that opposed courage is one that. the big parade Hydraulic Parlor’s in Stockton. should illumine history. . Kilroy prepared the float which won pi Seb ee . .much praise on July 4, Dre €= W.} Zeros, or Ciphers, ‘in themselves} Chapman of Nevada City, as aid tu. wothing, associated with other fig-. the grand marshal, was chosen -to ures Play a tremendously important part in our daily lives, especially in. Post division. Hows reports. For instance, in re-. On the float were 4. J. Kilroy, porting the organization of the ve Washington; R. L. Pp. Bigelow, Unley Electric Motor Works Incorporat:-! cle Sam; Bobby Bonner, Youth ot ed this newspaper omitted ‘a cipher! America. Flag bearers were Albert in the recounting. the capitalization, . Pratti, Eagle Scout; Dick Marriott stock isSue, and shares to remain in!and Ray Wilde. These Scouts made the ‘treasury. The capitalization is; the tour of the east recently, Bill $75,000, the stock to be issued im. Kilroy and William James mediately is $30,000, and the stock} ented the navy to remain in the treasury to be is-. ely. The big gray horses otf Robert sued when expansion warrants. it, is} Gates were transported by truck $45,000. The report, substracting , Stockton to draw the float. one zero from each of these sums, did the corporation, and incidentally Nevatia City, an injustice. We heartily apologize for the error. A neighboring editor commenting on the course of events that have marked the rise of communistie agitation in California and the nation, stated that when the legisla-. . { ~—ISINTRODUCED Attorney John Larue. son of the late Lloyd P. Larue, for many . j HAS. 34! Nevada City High’s newspaper, was/ advertisea age, . Sociation, N. S. G. W., sponsored the Fourth . George Washington, in Elza take charge of the Fred H. Greeley represand army respectivYOUNG ATTORNEY years . an attorney in this county, on -Fri. ‘SEARCHLIGHT RUSHED SAN TITAN DING TO PRESS FIRST WEEK SAN JUAN RIDGE TOPUTONEAIR ‘NEW MOTOR LAWS'NOT MUCH TAX SOON IN EFFECT RELIEF LIKELY — a, FOR COUNTIES: . (By BEN SWEENEY) Perhaps the fastest work eve: Gone in publishing the “Searchlight’’ Many of the new ‘laws adopted . by the recent Legislature afrecting . } accomplishedlast week when TGS ss ‘ zy ownership and operation of motor ‘ Sr SRO . v ‘ Pees ee The San Juan Fiesta. was such . : I 7 ef : x. . LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9.—Careful . first issue of this semester was dis. : ; ye . Vehicles go-into effect next week, . ; iat i See < success, that the San Juan Ridge . eae ; ; 3 ¥ . . study of the preliminary budgets of, j tributed to the students. Under the . : (an official ruling having held that . ee : : See r Hi ‘ . Improvement League which spon. : : twenty seven California counties by ; faculty advisor, L. RB. Sweeney, an! ea : . all measures not otherwise given an}. Avgian : PHT ae eee ay . sored it; has decided that next year Bo : ; : . California Taxpayers association has . able staff of temporary editors BUCH} 4 ss : se ant . effective date become law on SeptFf . ; Aue ; it will stage a district fair. } lans . Z My : s . led to the conclusion that unless pro1 ceeded in Organizing, making up, ck : 2 +, . ember 15. Changes: in rules of the. : . G4) ‘ BS pare are now being made by Frank Mil: fi E posed expeenditures throughout the . Writing, and distributing the paper . Sahat i : ; . road and strengthened law enforce‘ Bs : . ler and Christinan Andérsen for this . ee ; : ne . tate are radically reduced between ina three day. period. ae ; Ment provisions gre included in: the} ‘ : aie . F g : . big event. ee ; : aa } the time they were studied by the . It was not. until Wedn¢ sday that } E : ; list of new motoring laws which. beene Be . ; : i . Garden, ofchard and vin. yard pro. ; . association and the time’ they are. Orsanization of the statf took Place. . : Rory aa come operative next week: A sum=} j : : ducts, all varieties of live stock ana ; A i tinally adopted and the county tax . At that time, Margery Masterson, . : : . Mary prepared by the Legislative . : i alee: . c,. DOUltry, household arts and indus. z Sennen ; s : ; }ate set taxpayers generally through. active on last year’s Searchlight staff eon . : peg . Bureau of the California melate Au{--ee ue 3 ; ‘ . : = . tries, art for art’s sake, in fact there . ae HR ‘ . out Calfornia will not receive the was appointed temporary editor. ; s oi . . } tomobile Association’ lists the prin. . os ‘ ‘ # pa : F 4 will be departments for every “Torm . . : i full benefit of reduction in taxes . With her assistant, Marion Mohr, 5 j ; er . cipal changes as follows: . : SERRE S of human industry on the. tidge., . : ‘ Ss : made possible by the return of publand a crew of high school journal-' pes * : t . Intersection Speed: exceptions ; Lies i ae . There will be a great list of enter. i e 2 dic utility propety to-the local agists, they decided to present the stn3 r 4 ‘i . have been provided for the prev¥ious ka F if : tainments for those attending beside fe ite? E gee , sessment rolls. dent body with an issue before the ee. : ? uniform fifteen mile speed limit at} Pe . Se EY 3. x the ‘exhibits, with concessions and . . ‘ ; f . In some favored localities,’ the end of the week. Thursday, mater. 3 z is intersections where view of ap-. , ; z eee , everything that goes with a fair. x ine ; Taxpayers study states, county taxlai was gathered, made -up, and} proaching traffic is obstructed. ; : ; = aie ; a % : i payers may receive the benefit of written, and by Ff riday afternoon, . Where such obstructed intersections a 7 Kien ; x A . } 5 z . . reduction in taxes, but, taking the «(9 copies, freshly mimeoxzraphed, are on through highways or are trafaf : Rega 5 ig ,,. State as a whole, on the basis of . were ready for distribution. . fic contolled( whether on through . foe : : A : : aa preliminary county budgets, indica. Although .the publication of this i . tions ae that tax levies will total more than last year.” A test of the preliminary budgets twenty seven selected counties, includes Los Angeles, -the study points out, indicates that the amount paper is to be carried on as an extracurrlicular activity this year, it will be published ‘a class . highways or not) the following new ARE UNDER WAY limits through = such intersections are established: If'in a business district. the twenty-mile limit of such districts; if in. a residence district, the twenty-five as a weekly. Formerly in journalism prepared the twice a month. for the student body members. If the efficiency Several new homes and houses are! being constructed in. this city ana environs. Among them are the folof issues } : mile limt of such districts; and else. e p ee > lowing: est : ; : . necessary to be raised by taxes for . of the permanent staff, soon to he E : : go . . Where, a limit ‘of thirty miles pei : Be ; Mr. Valentino Casci has just pur. Seneral county purposes for the prechosen, is as high’ as that of the oe. _{ hour, . . . as ; pel chased lumber to build a modern Dee sent year exceed the amounts re. , temporary staff the Journalistic worA x Drunk Driving and Hit-Run: Im; : fee f the ] 1 sios hosi wi seven room home for himself and di ; 4 quired for. the same purposes for ; hes of the local high school will be y F ; L ate arrest and appearance re° i . family on his raneh which is cast Sr feats A se bs few year by approximately 21 per quired. Officer’s option of issuing citation is entirely removed. Addea . Strength is given to law enforcement Nevada City on the Red Dog roaa. . The new house will be built further LAWRENCE PIANEZZI Inasmuch as the return of publie . . last . . . . iene : Ree hoe Be 1335 { north than the present home and utility property to the count assessture charged Red activities in Cali: . -day , was" introduced to the Ney aaa nearer ‘the road in such cases by measures designed . nent. ae af ex ected to eae tax fornia to the Third’ Internationale . County court and bar . riday morn. SUMMONED BY DEATH . seine ce as A. M; Lattin. t© Make conviction 4nd punishnient . ss : I ee in Mos pas as. de sed as. ing by Judge George . Jones, for-'. } n Nevada City, Mrs, A. M. Lattin : S : . bills by an average of 15 percent, 1m Moscow, it was enounced = as & DY « s Org 4.8 8, Tor. l ge tactile a lares two story build-. @°re certain. Heavier penatties are . th : at tae wilt sages ae eres * 5 { See (oni ‘ * Bo Ged eA ; 1S e€ § a larg SCOr) i5 abe pen © propose increases a political “ballyhoo.” The editor then . 7 Peter of tlova Larue, yudss Lawrence Pianezzi age d 74 years ing on fet lot west of the hign posed, for Teckiess Css offen. th . is t any s in hich ma recites the recent action . of the! Jones said. passed away in Sax ee ee . < eg oe Wek ok. te win Bes: b a ‘c : : ; be & af : y ess : : Secs ee get ees ; +),3, . passedaway Sa “rancis at . se ; Sae 3 street. j : : . . have been expected fro et sours Roosevelt administration in sending . If the court ‘pleases. at this . POS tATAAG RELL tes ie ihe Meee ag gape es : qi Drivers’ Licenses: Stricter regula . . . 7. : dels if » Soviet govern-. time, I want to introduce to the . -"000 yesterday after.an illness of . contain four’ modern apartments and “ Be ‘ ‘ a unless effective economies are aca severe note to the Soviet sovern. ‘ ‘ I Re ee i dave AG Bias niet of LBs of the few apartment } segs . UONS control issuance of drivers’ . ace : i : ous Snes fF) éoutt: and members fine bars sy . Several days. Mr: Pianezzi, ow ner ot} be one of the few apartment houses : é : . ; complished. ment, threatening severance or}; Court, at menibers o 1@ Dar-a new . A f : licenses. Added autl ovity ven De-! ithe hotel near the’ Gold R ide his city 7€1 : auth y Sven De. ), . li latie relations less. i f-; attorney, in’Nevada County Aai ‘e hotel near the Gold Run bridge . in this city. i See } Final county budgets, tax levies, -diplomatic relations unless, in ef; Y; wOeVAaCE o ee er ied in News a, ee. ee Mrs and Mrs P: VA ie are . Partinent of Motor. Vehicles to sus. pee bir nationals ases! John Larue, a son of a man who for . U@S resided in Nevada, Sierra and! “Mr. and Mrs. at zamora at : 3 . } and tax rates are not actually deterfect, the Third Internationale ceases! « 4 » as ¢ vai ies for fully fifty ars. . buil@ine : foe i : a lot. Pend orerevoke licenses and. to re. fs : ae to interfere with the United States . many years was a practitioner at thig . )Uba. counties for fully fifty years, . junNGINg a modern home on a lo ahireveccuaasicatca 36 en NT mined until September 1,” the as: x See ee cae Hae oo +} ras held in the very . SPending most of his time in this; which was a part of the Odgers . 4 : oe oe oe one . Sociation ‘stated. “Before that time sovernment. The editor asks if that! bar, a man w 10 was held in the very po Pao eas FAS Neos aun z accident reports and abstracts of . : : : ‘ AS itical “ballvt " He does. highest respect by the eople of the . ty, W here he had Many friends. He . property at Town Talk. = . Many counties will wield the ax Oh also is political “‘ballyhoo,. e does Sue si : I . retired from active work dated Seer court records filed and kept as a recSee ae vere i : not allude to the blunt rejection of} county and his many friends, and 4) mo e eee 2 : ¢ te ‘7 ; ord against individual drivers in-. cari = srt final demands o€ i ass sf : pie te ee years ago and has spent most of his 2 xpayers gs Ss this protest by the Orie On a [ a WED Os the eS ee time with a daughter in San Fran FR SHMEN LOSE eae Pe ne y : gem . i le : : Pee GEE pe Pee ee rar 2 ; a daug ‘ “ran: : = : SS. Taxpayers; however ve o Secretary Hull’s “statement to the! fession was Ee aoe ab cisco, coming .to Nevada City fre oe Leste el Authority: Officers of; the} 1 limited time t r ‘bel ed \Dress,’”’ in lieu of a forthright ans-. this time I fee] It would be appro-! Wilsbtly to Visit He ike. Rages } 7 . -California Highway Patrol are given . es ie ae xp : Ss r op : , ee Ave eae ‘iate intr we hie’ < : : 51C. CAVES Mh : F ; : ns, for, one 1e rates. are. se wer of any kind to that impudent] Priate to introduce his son to th his passing a daughter. and two y A . the right to investigate accidents and there is nothing to a ot t rejection and plea of non-responsib. bar, with the hope and the great ie : j to make-arrests for general offen. the bill.” —o Sein. on ity. Now we will submit to the edi-. Wish that he will meet with the same . Holmes Funeral Ho hie aire \ class of frightened freshmen . S€S committed ih their presence or . : : : 3 » else that this rebuke. Success in the practice of his pro. omnes funeral Home of this city : ass 5 : . s : } The influence of -the taxpayers tor or anyone else that this rebuke . Succes: , ; lcare sent thcir-mortuary car to the city fell beneath the strength of the sy-. Upon ‘any highway, or when in pur. must be felt, the stud oneludea: 4 to the Soviet, and “statement to the. fession as did’ his rather, Lioyd P, Sindav eeanice hipaa perior sophomores Friday when the] Suit of a suspected criminal. Peas . , si? fe litical ballvi Larue.” eunday .evening to return with the Perior soy ae sat 2 : ae ie ; actual relief of tax burdens is to be press, were political ballyhoo, un: body. Burial will take place in the} two classes met on the N CG Hes Truck, Distance: The minimum . realized : ~ z es . See J roy ee eS : So es . J € > ace ite »: x hide + s ee ae ee & % s ree 2 . less, the United States does, in fact, culke Tuttle responded to os . family plat in the Catholic. ceme tery ' football field for the annual Braw} . distance at which trucks may fol-. 1 : “ sever diplomatic relations with Rus-! troduction, Stating, “Mr, Larue on Wednesday morning With the two most exciting and,!0W one another outside of city lim-. sia, The question of “ballyhoo” now. behalf of the Court, 1 welcome you, eS . spectacular events, the tie-up and. its is increased from 150 feet to 300 . depends for answer, uy/on action, to Nevada County and wish you sueT Ta the .obstaele race omitted by offic: . feet. : . not words. cess in your profession. W. E, INSUL TER OF WOMAN Beats ee , Angle Parking: Prohibitea on! . Wright, on behalf of the Bar Associa; : js. the brawl lacked much of the ] +o] +t IyG ‘ Ben Sweeney, our high school “G2, Welcomed him to the Nevada i ») oup in past years. It was feared. ies, except when necessary for Joadg correspondent has written something . County Bar and wished him success, : ee : we are glad to lift into this column} and added, “I will also try to keep without changing a word. He says: him straight provided he pays. the “Few high school alumnae 1 “. usual fee to our bar association,.”’ member their alma maters as gen-} Seren ese te OS erously as did Miss Minnie Brand, . highly esteemed citizen of Nevada FALL JUBILEE City who mioved to Sacramento recently. Miss Brand presented Nevada City high school with a large number of fine books for its rapidly-growing libary, and a Victrola, complete with a set of operatic .recFOR SAN JUAN (By KATHERINE BRAITAWAITE) Fosse of Alleghany that these events might causc injury, ‘28 or unloading merchandise. cine ¥ i i } rs eP x Ww J Fa yy 7 Ps ; ae eet the participants althougl they. H¥drant Parking: Stopping in} Wiliam Brown of the Log Cabin arrested Sunday by Chief of Police ie ees Bie Tapa Mee coe es plas . was fined $100 Saturday by City Garfield Rot is Beene = ; ,. . have resulted in nothing more than } front of fire hydrant is permitted . Judge Milea . Coughlin’ foe driving oe oem: £01 Gru rNe ee skinned noses and scratched knees} Whenever .a_ licensed operator re. * ig ce . . peace. It is usserted that Fosse was . } a weave . Mains in front seat of car. Ew hile intoxicated. Brown nee _ molesting an unescorted woman,. °! Past Years. ‘ ' ning ve or Grade: . 30 days to pay the fine, Brown while Rol , ‘ : : eee he athe final score was 75 to 60, the; Turning on Curve or Grade: Il . intoxicated drove his care into an ‘obson served fair warning that . sophomore girls leading ‘the fresh-. legal to turn around on any: curve . : ; PR re peor it wale anyone apprehended in — this act . ei ean i PA Sepals Gee oes ,. auto owne y rthur Ellio a EEA coi a aa . men girls by ten points while the . OY hear crest of a grade Where the thon tbined “aves iG the Sie back Judge Miles Neuen etc q. Second year lads ended with a fiye-. Car cannot be peas by driver of any Chief of Police. Garfield Robson mente seu cao point lead over the beginners. The . ther approaching vehicle within . © ij Fosse to five days in jail. fi ae ee 200 feet. Amendments to laws on overtakcommitee in charge was made up of Bill Bennett, Don Budie, Arthur E]made the arrest. ords for use in the music appreciation classes. “Among -the books presented were % “two hand written “School Journals” dated 1883 and obviously the first attempt at journalism ever made in Nevada City schools. They are carefully written, full of humor, and extremely interesting to students of the present generation. These have been placed in safe-keeping with the other Nevada City high school publications of past years. The gifts are “sincerely appreciated by the members of the student body, and they are proud that Miss Brand once attended Nevada City High *Séhool. ANOTHER BOOTLEGGER RAIDED ARRESTED Mrs. Pearl Beeman of Grass Valley was arrested by State Liquor Tax Administrator R. B. Farley of Nevada City, Sheriff. C. J. Tobiassen and Chief of Police John Fontz on Saturday evening on charges of selling whiskey without a state board of equalization license, and possessjon of untaxed liquor. The officers confiscated a quantity of wine, beer, and home brew, which was untaxed. Mrs. Beeman is to.be brought into f) oxehouse’s City Court Tues‘day morn / 1@ o'tlock. 1% is Maoaght fede ficets will alia The North San Juan Ridge Improvement League is jubilant. Plenty jubilant. And all this jubilation because their new Twamley Hall is actually in existence and has a first class dance floor. The League has just celebrated a grand fiesta, and they are Planning other big affairs as the winter progresses. The bids are. N0W open for the immense roof over Twamley Hall and so far everything in old North San Juan looks as bright as a new dollar. And in ‘this jubilant mood the League is going to celebrate a Fall Jubilee by the Way of a downright g00d old dance, in Twamley Hall, September 28. Good music is on the. program, good eats and a extra good time are scheduled for that date. Don’t miss it! The League held its regular meeting on Wednesday, September 4, ana there was an unusually large and en. thusiastic attendance. Old and new business of Vitel interest to the Ridge was discussed and before spring comes there will be a gooa deal of advancement made in the way of improvements for this community. I> merle cet Set ee Dr. and Mrs. GC. w. Chapman of this city have had as guests, their son’s wife, Mrs. Allen Chapman, and children, Ernest, Margaret and Marylin, They left Friday for Los Angeles Where they will spend the winter and be near Capt. Chapman wha is stationed thére, CHAMBER MEETING IS POSTPONED ONE DAY The. regular meeting of the Ne vada City Chamber of Commerce scheduled for tomorrow evening, according to wire received by W. H. Griffiths who is in charge of the county’s exhibit at the State Fair, has been postponed until Wednesday evening, September 11. WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB WILL MEET TONIGHT Mrs. Nettie Gildersleeve, president of the Woman’s Civic Club, announces a special business meeting called for this Monday evening at eight o’clock sharp at Armory Hall, A number of matters pertaining to the Flower Show which takes Place on Wednesday afternoon and evening have to be discussed; and arranged. ASSAYS OREGON ORES H. D: Draper, local assayer, has had a splendid season having had several samples of ore from Oregon and the latest coming from the Homer Verne Mining Company, Winnemucca, Nevada. Mr. Draper is find-. ing time to pick up some general ¢hemical work on ore im this’ territory, particularly salicious and sodium calcium ores, building. danced to the tuneful melodies of program of official acceptance of the freshmen into the high school memvada, City. The state fire fighters ana once and had the blaze’ under conof about two and a half acres was burned over. E, L. Armstrong s ent t’e w-e’ ana} with Mrs. Armstrong is Mvs. Willi-: On, their trip frem San “ra= tect) ley where Dr. p they breught Miss. Floren>p Vey Who visited her moth: > Tek! ing and passing have clarified their meaning without altering their original intent. Confusion has been removed as to when Passing on the right is permitted. Passing on the right is NOT permitted on the open highway, but only on city streets of sufficient width for two or more lanes of traffic in each direction. An exception permits passing on _ the right, on highways as well as the streets, when overtaking a vehicle which is making or is about to make a left turn. Rules for passing on laned highways have been made more specific. Drivers on laned. highways are: required to keep in the right hand. lane as continusuouly as ig practicable, using the center lane or lanes only for passing. For example, confusion has existed concerning three-lane highways. It is now made clear that the center lane shall be’.used for passing only. liott, Ray Steger, and Bob Schiffner, with the faculty physical education staff assisting. W ith the elimination of the “rough’’ events, the boys were able to appear minus crutches and wheel chairs at the reception dance held in the evening in the: high school From eight thirty until eleven, the student body members the Collegians. This event ended the bership. STATE RANGER STOPS ~ FIRE IN WILLOW VALLEY State Ranger William F. Sharp received a call this forenoon to a fire near the county farm in the Willow Valley district east of Ne6 CUTS OFF THUMB pumper truck were dispatched at trol in short order. A grassy area CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 8~—Constable John M. Jaynes, had the misfortune of cutting off the end of his thumb while cutting wood at his "lace Thursday afternoon. The axe ©ipred and caught him right in the thumb joint, severing the end of the thumk. He was rugiied to Grass ValMarch gave medical vitentiom, sad the thathb was s es back in place with Mrs. L. B. Armstrong andison D> Iva William*on: ; a 6 hopes Bis teacher, spent the week end SIERRA OFFICIAL FACES RECALL DOWNIEVILLE, Sept. 9,—The completion: of circulating a petition for the recall of Supervisor Tom Davis, of Alleghany, was completed Saturday and submitted to the county clerk, where it will be carefully gone over and a_ special election called in November. Davis was ‘appointed by the governor to succeed the late Supervisor George Campbell, The complaint against him alleges that he has refused to further SERA projects or otherwise give the roads in his district the necessary attention. E. OQ. Carvin, of Forest, is the candidate. to Oppose him at the special election. SALMON MINE James B.Truitt, superintendent of the Salmon mine, has gone to Tuscarora, Nevada, to ,complete a deal_on his property, the Cornucopia. It was stated there are 150,000 tons of ore on the dump that assay $4.00 in gold and $3.00 in silver content. All plans at the Salmon. mine near Tyler are held up pend— ing the sale of the Nevada property. The main shaft has been cleaned out and re-timbered and considerable development work Salmon. done at the Miss Adelaide:

Thinking Out Loud a a Nevada City Nugget. le te te ae a See tee tele ieee # The Nevada City Nugget helps your city and county to srow in population2nd prosperity, By subscribing to, and — advertising in the Nugget, therefore, you help yourself. *, > Py es te ae 10 stestestash ewe stestes te testes se Meats ot, MAG LM eee LOLOL MIAN IMIG ‘ COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA (By H. M. L.) Vol. IX, No. 87. The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA The GOLD Center MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1935. The bloody shirt that flapped. si belligerently along the Mason nt NEV CITY NATIVE DN Dixon line until around 1900, has at} ; ° : inst faded and flapped into the limbo . p : of things forgotten. The Confederate . b Veterans will meet jointly with the. SONS FLOAT IN Grand Army of the Republic at Get. tysburk, 1938. Thus 74 years after . the close of the Civil War, the sol. . diers of North and South will frat-. ermmize on the bloodiést battleticld . Nevada City was well of that great struggle. The vision of. in Stockton today when the Fred H. . these heroic men, hardly a one of. Greeley Post, Past’ Presidents Ax them under ninety years of meeting at last in friendship and. ¢ntry of mutual recognition of the courage . of July float, that opposed courage is one that. the big parade Hydraulic Parlor’s in Stockton. should illumine history. . Kilroy prepared the float which won pi Seb ee . .much praise on July 4, Dre €= W.} Zeros, or Ciphers, ‘in themselves} Chapman of Nevada City, as aid tu. wothing, associated with other fig-. the grand marshal, was chosen -to ures Play a tremendously important part in our daily lives, especially in. Post division. Hows reports. For instance, in re-. On the float were 4. J. Kilroy, porting the organization of the ve Washington; R. L. Pp. Bigelow, Unley Electric Motor Works Incorporat:-! cle Sam; Bobby Bonner, Youth ot ed this newspaper omitted ‘a cipher! America. Flag bearers were Albert in the recounting. the capitalization, . Pratti, Eagle Scout; Dick Marriott stock isSue, and shares to remain in!and Ray Wilde. These Scouts made the ‘treasury. The capitalization is; the tour of the east recently, Bill $75,000, the stock to be issued im. Kilroy and William James mediately is $30,000, and the stock} ented the navy to remain in the treasury to be is-. ely. The big gray horses otf Robert sued when expansion warrants. it, is} Gates were transported by truck $45,000. The report, substracting , Stockton to draw the float. one zero from each of these sums, did the corporation, and incidentally Nevatia City, an injustice. We heartily apologize for the error. A neighboring editor commenting on the course of events that have marked the rise of communistie agitation in California and the nation, stated that when the legisla-. . { ~—ISINTRODUCED Attorney John Larue. son of the late Lloyd P. Larue, for many . j HAS. 34! Nevada City High’s newspaper, was/ advertisea age, . Sociation, N. S. G. W., sponsored the Fourth . George Washington, in Elza take charge of the Fred H. Greeley represand army respectivYOUNG ATTORNEY years . an attorney in this county, on -Fri. ‘SEARCHLIGHT RUSHED SAN TITAN DING TO PRESS FIRST WEEK SAN JUAN RIDGE TOPUTONEAIR ‘NEW MOTOR LAWS'NOT MUCH TAX SOON IN EFFECT RELIEF LIKELY — a, FOR COUNTIES: . (By BEN SWEENEY) Perhaps the fastest work eve: Gone in publishing the “Searchlight’’ Many of the new ‘laws adopted . by the recent Legislature afrecting . } accomplishedlast week when TGS ss ‘ zy ownership and operation of motor ‘ Sr SRO . v ‘ Pees ee The San Juan Fiesta. was such . : I 7 ef : x. . LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9.—Careful . first issue of this semester was dis. : ; ye . Vehicles go-into effect next week, . ; iat i See < success, that the San Juan Ridge . eae ; ; 3 ¥ . . study of the preliminary budgets of, j tributed to the students. Under the . : (an official ruling having held that . ee : : See r Hi ‘ . Improvement League which spon. : : twenty seven California counties by ; faculty advisor, L. RB. Sweeney, an! ea : . all measures not otherwise given an}.. Avgian : PHT ae eee ay . sored it; has decided that next year Bo : ; : . California Taxpayers association has . able staff of temporary editors BUCH} 4 ss : se ant . effective date become law on SeptFf . ; Aue ; it will stage a district fair. } lans . Z My : s . led to the conclusion that unless pro1 ceeded in Organizing, making up, ck : 2 +, . ember 15. Changes: in rules of the. : . G4) ‘ BS pare are now being made by Frank Mil: fi E posed expeenditures throughout the . Writing, and distributing the paper . Sahat i : ; . road and strengthened law enforce‘ Bs : . ler and Christinan Andérsen for this . ee ; : ne . tate are radically reduced between ina three day. period. ae ; Ment provisions gre included in: the} ‘ : aie . F g : . big event. ee ; : aa } the time they were studied by the . It was not. until Wedn¢ sday that } E : ; list of new motoring laws which. beene Be . ; : i . Garden, ofchard and vin. yard pro. ; . association and the time’ they are. Orsanization of the statf took Place. . : Rory aa come operative next week: A sum=} j : : ducts, all varieties of live stock ana ; A i tinally adopted and the county tax . At that time, Margery Masterson, . : : . Mary prepared by the Legislative . : i alee: . c,. DOUltry, household arts and indus. z Sennen ; s : ; }ate set taxpayers generally through. active on last year’s Searchlight staff eon . : peg . Bureau of the California melate Au{--ee ue 3 ; ‘ . : = . tries, art for art’s sake, in fact there . ae HR ‘ . out Calfornia will not receive the was appointed temporary editor. ; s oi . . } tomobile Association’ lists the prin. . os ‘ ‘ # pa : F 4 will be departments for every “Torm . . : i full benefit of reduction in taxes . With her assistant, Marion Mohr, 5 j ; er . cipal changes as follows: . : SERRE S of human industry on the. tidge., . : ‘ Ss : made possible by the return of publand a crew of high school journal-' pes * : t . Intersection Speed: exceptions ; Lies i ae . There will be a great list of enter. i e 2 dic utility propety to-the local agists, they decided to present the stn3 r 4 ‘i . have been provided for the prev¥ious ka F if : tainments for those attending beside fe ite? E gee , sessment rolls. dent body with an issue before the ee. : ? uniform fifteen mile speed limit at} Pe . Se EY 3. x the ‘exhibits, with concessions and . . ‘ ; f . In some favored localities,’ the end of the week. Thursday, mater. 3 z is intersections where view of ap-. , ; z eee , everything that goes with a fair. x ine ; Taxpayers study states, county taxlai was gathered, made -up, and} proaching traffic is obstructed. ; : ; = aie ; a % : i payers may receive the benefit of written, and by Ff riday afternoon, . Where such obstructed intersections a 7 Kien ; x A . } 5 z . . reduction in taxes, but, taking the «(9 copies, freshly mimeoxzraphed, are on through highways or are trafaf : Rega 5 ig ,,. State as a whole, on the basis of . were ready for distribution. . fic contolled( whether on through . foe : : A : : aa preliminary county budgets, indica. Although .the publication of this i . tions ae that tax levies will total more than last year.” A test of the preliminary budgets twenty seven selected counties, includes Los Angeles, -the study points out, indicates that the amount paper is to be carried on as an extracurrlicular activity this year, it will be published ‘a class . highways or not) the following new ARE UNDER WAY limits through = such intersections are established: If'in a business district. the twenty-mile limit of such districts; if in. a residence district, the twenty-five as a weekly. Formerly in journalism prepared the twice a month. for the student body members. If the efficiency Several new homes and houses are! being constructed in. this city ana environs. Among them are the folof issues } : mile limt of such districts; and else. e p ee > lowing: est : ; : . necessary to be raised by taxes for . of the permanent staff, soon to he E : : go . . Where, a limit ‘of thirty miles pei : Be ; Mr. Valentino Casci has just pur. Seneral county purposes for the prechosen, is as high’ as that of the oe. _{ hour, . . . as ; pel chased lumber to build a modern Dee sent year exceed the amounts re. , temporary staff the Journalistic worA x Drunk Driving and Hit-Run: Im; : fee f the ] 1 sios hosi wi seven room home for himself and di ; 4 quired for. the same purposes for ; hes of the local high school will be y F ; L ate arrest and appearance re° i . family on his raneh which is cast Sr feats A se bs few year by approximately 21 per quired. Officer’s option of issuing citation is entirely removed. Addea . Strength is given to law enforcement Nevada City on the Red Dog roaa. . The new house will be built further LAWRENCE PIANEZZI Inasmuch as the return of publie . . last . . . . iene : Ree hoe Be 1335 { north than the present home and utility property to the count assessture charged Red activities in Cali: . -day , was" introduced to the Ney aaa nearer ‘the road in such cases by measures designed . nent. ae af ex ected to eae tax fornia to the Third’ Internationale . County court and bar . riday morn. SUMMONED BY DEATH . seine ce as A. M; Lattin. t© Make conviction 4nd punishnient . ss : I ee in Mos pas as. de sed as. ing by Judge George . Jones, for-'. } n Nevada City, Mrs, A. M. Lattin : S : . bills by an average of 15 percent, 1m Moscow, it was enounced = as & DY « s Org 4.8 8, Tor. l ge tactile a lares two story build-. @°re certain. Heavier penatties are . th : at tae wilt sages ae eres * 5 { See (oni ‘ * Bo Ged eA ; 1S e€ § a larg SCOr) i5 abe pen © propose increases a political “ballyhoo.” The editor then . 7 Peter of tlova Larue, yudss Lawrence Pianezzi age d 74 years ing on fet lot west of the hign posed, for Teckiess Css offen. th . is t any s in hich ma recites the recent action . of the! Jones said. passed away in Sax ee ee . < eg oe Wek ok. te win Bes: b a ‘c : : ; be & af : y ess : : Secs ee get ees ; +),3, . passedaway Sa “rancis at . se ; Sae 3 street. j : : . . have been expected fro et sours Roosevelt administration in sending . If the court ‘pleases. at this . POS tATAAG RELL tes ie ihe Meee ag gape es : qi Drivers’ Licenses: Stricter regula . . . 7. : dels if » Soviet govern-. time, I want to introduce to the . -"000 yesterday after.an illness of . contain four’ modern apartments and “ Be ‘ ‘ a unless effective economies are aca severe note to the Soviet sovern. ‘ ‘ I Re ee i dave AG Bias niet of LBs of the few apartment } segs . UONS control issuance of drivers’ . ace : i : ous Snes fF) éoutt: and members fine bars sy . Several days. Mr: Pianezzi, ow ner ot} be one of the few apartment houses : é : . ; complished. ment, threatening severance or}; Court, at menibers o 1@ Dar-a new . A f : licenses. Added autl ovity ven De-! ithe hotel near the’ Gold R ide his city 7€1 : auth y Sven De. ), . li latie relations less. i f-; attorney, in’Nevada County Aai ‘e hotel near the Gold Run bridge . in this city. i See } Final county budgets, tax levies, -diplomatic relations unless, in ef; Y; wOeVAaCE o ee er ied in News a, ee. ee Mrs and Mrs P: VA ie are . Partinent of Motor. Vehicles to sus. pee bir nationals ases! John Larue, a son of a man who for . U@S resided in Nevada, Sierra and! “Mr. and Mrs. at zamora at : 3 . } and tax rates are not actually deterfect, the Third Internationale ceases! « 4 » as ¢ vai ies for fully fifty ars. . buil@ine : foe i : a lot. Pend orerevoke licenses and. to re. fs : ae to interfere with the United States . many years was a practitioner at thig . )Uba. counties for fully fifty years, . junNGINg a modern home on a lo ahireveccuaasicatca 36 en NT mined until September 1,” the as: x See ee cae Hae oo +} ras held in the very . SPending most of his time in this; which was a part of the Odgers . 4 : oe oe oe one . Sociation ‘stated. “Before that time sovernment. The editor asks if that! bar, a man w 10 was held in the very po Pao eas FAS Neos aun z accident reports and abstracts of . : : : ‘ AS itical “ballvt " He does. highest respect by the eople of the . ty, W here he had Many friends. He . property at Town Talk. = . Many counties will wield the ax Oh also is political “‘ballyhoo,. e does Sue si : I . retired from active work dated Seer court records filed and kept as a recSee ae vere i : not allude to the blunt rejection of} county and his many friends, and 4) mo e eee 2 : ¢ te ‘7 ; ord against individual drivers in-. cari = srt final demands o€ i ass sf : pie te ee years ago and has spent most of his 2 xpayers gs Ss this protest by the Orie On a [ a WED Os the eS ee time with a daughter in San Fran FR SHMEN LOSE eae Pe ne y : gem . i le : : Pee GEE pe Pee ee rar 2 ; a daug ‘ “ran: : = : SS. Taxpayers; however ve o Secretary Hull’s “statement to the! fession was Ee aoe ab cisco, coming .to Nevada City fre oe Leste el Authority: Officers of; the} 1 limited time t r ‘bel ed \Dress,’”’ in lieu of a forthright ans-. this time I fee] It would be appro-! Wilsbtly to Visit He ike. Rages } 7 . -California Highway Patrol are given . es ie ae xp : Ss r op : , ee Ave eae ‘iate intr we hie’ < : : 51C. CAVES Mh : F ; : ns, for, one 1e rates. are. se wer of any kind to that impudent] Priate to introduce his son to th his passing a daughter. and two y A . the right to investigate accidents and there is nothing to a ot t rejection and plea of non-responsib. bar, with the hope and the great ie : j to make-arrests for general offen. the bill.” —o Sein. on ity. Now we will submit to the edi-. Wish that he will meet with the same . Holmes Funeral Ho hie aire \ class of frightened freshmen . S€S committed ih their presence or . : : : 3 » else that this rebuke. Success in the practice of his pro. omnes funeral Home of this city : ass 5 : . s : } The influence of -the taxpayers tor or anyone else that this rebuke . Succes: , ; lcare sent thcir-mortuary car to the city fell beneath the strength of the sy-. Upon ‘any highway, or when in pur. must be felt, the stud oneludea: 4 to the Soviet, and “statement to the. fession as did’ his rather, Lioyd P, Sindav eeanice hipaa perior sophomores Friday when the] Suit of a suspected criminal. Peas . , si? fe litical ballvi Larue.” eunday .evening to return with the Perior soy ae sat 2 : ae ie ; actual relief of tax burdens is to be press, were political ballyhoo, un: body. Burial will take place in the} two classes met on the N CG Hes Truck, Distance: The minimum . realized : ~ z es . See J roy ee eS : So es . J € > ace ite »: x hide + s ee ae ee & % s ree 2 . less, the United States does, in fact, culke Tuttle responded to os . family plat in the Catholic. ceme tery ' football field for the annual Braw} . distance at which trucks may fol-. 1 : “ sever diplomatic relations with Rus-! troduction, Stating, “Mr, Larue on Wednesday morning With the two most exciting and,!0W one another outside of city lim-. sia, The question of “ballyhoo” now. behalf of the Court, 1 welcome you, eS . spectacular events, the tie-up and. its is increased from 150 feet to 300 .

depends for answer, uy/on action, to Nevada County and wish you sueT Ta the .obstaele race omitted by offic: . feet. : . not words. cess in your profession. W. E, INSUL TER OF WOMAN Beats ee , Angle Parking: Prohibitea on! . Wright, on behalf of the Bar Associa; : js. the brawl lacked much of the ] +o] +t IyG ‘ Ben Sweeney, our high school “G2, Welcomed him to the Nevada i ») oup in past years. It was feared. ies, except when necessary for Joadg correspondent has written something . County Bar and wished him success, : ee : we are glad to lift into this column} and added, “I will also try to keep without changing a word. He says: him straight provided he pays. the “Few high school alumnae 1 “. usual fee to our bar association,.”’ member their alma maters as gen-} Seren ese te OS erously as did Miss Minnie Brand, . highly esteemed citizen of Nevada FALL JUBILEE City who mioved to Sacramento recently.. Miss Brand presented Nevada City high school with a large number of fine books for its rapidly-growing libary, and a Victrola, complete with a set of operatic .recFOR SAN JUAN (By KATHERINE BRAITAWAITE) Fosse of Alleghany that these events might causc injury, ‘28 or unloading merchandise. cine ¥ i i } rs eP x Ww J Fa yy 7 Ps ; ae eet the participants althougl they. H¥drant Parking: Stopping in} Wiliam Brown of the Log Cabin arrested Sunday by Chief of Police ie ees Bie Tapa Mee coe es plas . was fined $100 Saturday by City Garfield Rot is Beene = ; ,. . have resulted in nothing more than } front of fire hydrant is permitted . Judge Milea . Coughlin’ foe driving oe oem: £01 Gru rNe ee skinned noses and scratched knees} Whenever .a_ licensed operator re. * ig ce . . peace. It is usserted that Fosse was . } a weave . Mains in front seat of car. Ew hile intoxicated. Brown nee _ molesting an unescorted woman,. °! Past Years. ‘ ' ning ve or Grade: . 30 days to pay the fine, Brown while Rol , ‘ : : eee he athe final score was 75 to 60, the; Turning on Curve or Grade: Il . intoxicated drove his care into an ‘obson served fair warning that . sophomore girls leading ‘the fresh-. legal to turn around on any: curve . : ; PR re peor it wale anyone apprehended in — this act . ei ean i PA Sepals Gee oes ,. auto owne y rthur Ellio a EEA coi a aa . men girls by ten points while the . OY hear crest of a grade Where the thon tbined “aves iG the Sie back Judge Miles Neuen etc q. Second year lads ended with a fiye-. Car cannot be peas by driver of any Chief of Police. Garfield Robson mente seu cao point lead over the beginners. The . ther approaching vehicle within . © ij Fosse to five days in jail. fi ae ee 200 feet. Amendments to laws on overtakcommitee in charge was made up of Bill Bennett, Don Budie, Arthur E]made the arrest. ords for use in the music appreciation classes. “Among -the books presented were % “two hand written “School Journals” dated 1883 and obviously the first attempt at journalism ever made in Nevada City schools. They are carefully written, full of humor, and extremely interesting to students of the present generation. These have been placed in safe-keeping with the other Nevada City high school publications of past years. The gifts are “sincerely appreciated by the members of the student body, and they are proud that Miss Brand once attended Nevada City High *Séhool. ANOTHER BOOTLEGGER RAIDED ARRESTED Mrs. Pearl Beeman of Grass Valley was arrested by State Liquor Tax Administrator R. B. Farley of Nevada City, Sheriff. C. J. Tobiassen and Chief of Police John Fontz on Saturday evening on charges of selling whiskey without a state board of equalization license, and possessjon of untaxed liquor. The officers confiscated a quantity of wine, beer, and home brew, which was untaxed. Mrs. Beeman is to.be brought into f) oxehouse’s City Court Tues‘day morn / 1@ o'tlock. 1% is Maoaght fede ficets will alia The North San Juan Ridge Improvement League is jubilant. Plenty jubilant. And all this jubilation because their new Twamley Hall is actually in existence and has a first class dance floor. The League has just celebrated a grand fiesta, and they are Planning other big affairs as the winter progresses. The bids are. N0W open for the immense roof over Twamley Hall and so far everything in old North San Juan looks as bright as a new dollar. And in ‘this jubilant mood the League is going to celebrate a Fall Jubilee by the Way of a downright g00d old dance, in Twamley Hall, September 28. Good music is on the. program, good eats and a extra good time are scheduled for that date. Don’t miss it! The League held its regular meeting on Wednesday, September 4, ana there was an unusually large and en. thusiastic attendance. Old and new business of Vitel interest to the Ridge was discussed and before spring comes there will be a gooa deal of advancement made in the way of improvements for this community. I> merle cet Set ee Dr. and Mrs. GC. w. Chapman of this city have had as guests, their son’s wife, Mrs. Allen Chapman, and children, Ernest, Margaret and Marylin, They left Friday for Los Angeles Where they will spend the winter and be near Capt. Chapman wha is stationed thére, CHAMBER MEETING IS POSTPONED ONE DAY The. regular meeting of the Ne vada City Chamber of Commerce scheduled for tomorrow evening, according to wire received by W. H. Griffiths who is in charge of the county’s exhibit at the State Fair, has been postponed until Wednesday evening, September 11. WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB WILL MEET TONIGHT Mrs. Nettie Gildersleeve, president of the Woman’s Civic Club, announces a special business meeting called for this Monday evening at eight o’clock sharp at Armory Hall, A number of matters pertaining to the Flower Show which takes Place on Wednesday afternoon and evening have to be discussed; and arranged. ASSAYS OREGON ORES H. D: Draper, local assayer, has had a splendid season having had several samples of ore from Oregon and the latest coming from the Homer Verne Mining Company, Winnemucca, Nevada. Mr. Draper is find-. ing time to pick up some general ¢hemical work on ore im this’ territory, particularly salicious and sodium calcium ores, building. danced to the tuneful melodies of program of official acceptance of the freshmen into the high school memvada, City. The state fire fighters ana once and had the blaze’ under conof about two and a half acres was burned over. E, L. Armstrong s ent t’e w-e’ ana} with Mrs. Armstrong is Mvs. Willi-: On, their trip frem San “ra= tect) ley where Dr. p they breught Miss. Floren>p Vey Who visited her moth: > Tek! ing and passing have clarified their meaning without altering their original intent. Confusion has been removed as to when Passing on the right is permitted. Passing on the right is NOT permitted on the open highway, but only on city streets of sufficient width for two or more lanes of traffic in each direction. An exception permits passing on _ the right, on highways as well as the streets, when overtaking a vehicle which is making or is about to make a left turn. Rules for passing on laned highways have been made more specific. Drivers on laned. highways are: required to keep in the right hand. lane as continusuouly as ig practicable, using the center lane or lanes only for passing. For example, confusion has existed concerning three-lane highways. It is now made clear that the center lane shall be’.used for passing only. liott, Ray Steger, and Bob Schiffner, with the faculty physical education staff assisting. W ith the elimination of the “rough’’ events, the boys were able to appear minus crutches and wheel chairs at the reception dance held in the evening in the: high school From eight thirty until eleven, the student body members the Collegians. This event ended the bership. STATE RANGER STOPS ~ FIRE IN WILLOW VALLEY State Ranger William F. Sharp received a call this forenoon to a fire near the county farm in the Willow Valley district east of Ne6 CUTS OFF THUMB pumper truck were dispatched at trol in short order. A grassy area CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 8~—Constable John M. Jaynes, had the misfortune of cutting off the end of his thumb while cutting wood at his "lace Thursday afternoon. The axe ©ipred and caught him right in the thumb joint, severing the end of the thumk. He was rugiied to Grass ValMarch gave medical vitentiom, sad the thathb was s es back in place with Mrs. L. B. Armstrong andison D> Iva William*on: ; a 6 hopes Bis teacher, spent the week end SIERRA OFFICIAL FACES RECALL DOWNIEVILLE, Sept. 9,—The completion: of circulating a petition for the recall of Supervisor Tom Davis, of Alleghany, was completed Saturday and submitted to the county clerk, where it will be carefully gone over and a_ special election called in November. Davis was ‘appointed by the governor to succeed the late Supervisor George Campbell, The complaint against him alleges that he has refused to further SERA projects or otherwise give the roads in his district the necessary attention. E. OQ. Carvin, of Forest, is the candidate. to Oppose him at the special election. SALMON MINE James B.Truitt, superintendent of the Salmon mine, has gone to Tuscarora, Nevada, to ,complete a deal_on his property, the Cornucopia. It was stated there are 150,000 tons of ore on the dump that assay $4.00 in gold and $3.00 in silver content. All plans at the Salmon. mine near Tyler are held up pend— ing the sale of the Nevada property. The main shaft has been cleaned out and re-timbered and considerable development work Salmon. done at the Miss Adelaide: