February 6, 1948 (4 pages)

is i \ Nis al {) -\FOR THE BEST USED “money when you buy “Wasley’s ANT ADS NUGGET Ads Bring Results ‘CAR BARGAIN BUY, bulaiener OR TRADE ~~ See JIM ERSKINE + Erskine Automotive . Electric 401 East Main St. Grass Valley Telephone 474 tf TELEPHONE OPERATORSInteresting Work Yow “Can Stay With Earn $31 for a 40 hour week at the start. Regular pay increases Apply The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 318 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY You get real value for your } chickens. The very best in fryers, roasters and fricassee hens dressed and delivered at any time. When you buy eggs—get the best—insist on a local product—we ‘can supply your needs. Wasley Poultry Farm. Phone 22F23. Nevada City, California. J 28-27-80 F 3 WANTED—Good used cars. . Highest prices paid. Drive in ‘with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 143 Bast Main St,, Grass Valley. tf 10 KEY ELECTRIC SUNSTRAND, GOES TO A MILLION DOLLARS. DIRECT SUBTRACTION. ADDS, SUBTRACTS, MULTIPLIES. PHONE G.-V.-616 Man, desires work washing windows, cleaning woodwork, floors etc. Will also clean yards and get your flower beds and home gardens, ready. By day or hour. References given. Call N.C.-204-R or P.O. Box 382. J-23-tp G. E. Golvin PLASTERING Box 771 _Phone.Grass.-Valley, 101-J ‘before 6 p. m. A COMPLETE LINE of all types of fire extinguishers, fire hose, etc. Recharging including CO2. POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 135 So. Church St., G. V. Ph. 1032 YOU CAN RETIRE ON $150 A MONTH AT AGE 60. PHONE G.-V.-616 OR SEE LOU HART@ MAN, EQUITABLE LIFE AGENT. TAYLOR’S Sewing Machines and Supplies RENTALS REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES Work Guaranteed. Over 20 years experience. Buttons and Buttonholes made, Belt buckles covered. Many other services and supplies, 23314 Mill St. Telephone 276-M Grass Valley Are you going to have a garden this year? Insure your success— fertilize’ now. Call Wasleys’ for a few sacks of that fine screened chicken manure for your lawn and flowers. For that garden space get a yard or two of unscreened chicken manure—-the complete fertilizer that gets results. Wasley Poultry Farm. Phone 22F23. Nevada City, California. J-23-27-30 F 3 SPECIAL—25 Ib. bag Cousins. Meal $2.75. 25 Ib. bag Cousins Kibbled Blend $3.05, 4 flavors in each bag. Nevada City Feed and Fuel, 201 E. Spring Street, Telephone Nevada City sare t LOST—Diamond ring ‘dnd diamond bar pin. Reward. Box A The Nugget. J6, 13tp Gilfillan Radios @® Free Pick-up and Delivery in Nevada City ie as a Sach ac a ea Phone 1032 Philco Avis Radios McCourtney Road If tHeDiary of a 49% ‘er'. FROM THE BOOK EDITED BY CG. L. CANFIELD BL ene —F CHAPTER III Sz out. We cleaned up fifteen ounces last week and will work it out by Thursday. Sent five hundred dollars to dad yesterday and I have got about three hundred on hand. I get the nicest kind of letters from dad. Mother is better because she thinks I will soon make. enough to satisfy me and come back. Hetty says I ought to be.there by Thanksgiving, but that is foolishness. If I am'there by the next one I will be ‘satisfied. I’m not so homesick since Anderson came to live with me. He is better educated than I am, has been through college and has had more experience, but he doesn’t put on any airs and we get along together like brothers, although he has:his blue spells. He never answers any letters that he gets, so far as I know, and those he receives are forwarded to him from San Francisco instead of coming here direct. He never goes to town, nor spends a cent except for grub. We killed a big ratt'z:snake on the trail to the claim Wednesday. It was coiled up under a bush and struck at and hit me on the bootleg. I jumped about ten feet and Anderson smashed its head with a stone. He was white-as a sheet and called me a darn fool for not looking where I was going. . got mad and told him he need not worry about my not being able to take care of myself, then. he put his arm around my neck and said he did not mean it; but I had come into his life and he did not want me to go out of it just yet. He’s a character. SEPTEMBER 22, -1850—We finished up the claim last week. It about petered ovit. We got only don’t pay we will go off prospecting. There was a’ fight on the creek last week. Donovan, an Irishman, jumped a claim, and when the rightful owner warned him off he drew an Allen's pepper box and shot Tracy, to whom the claim belonged, in the leg. Tracy beat the Irishman over the head with a shovel and left him for dead, although he did not die until yesterday. Tracy was taken over to town and tried before a fellow who sets himself up for an alcalde and was then turned loose, as it was a clear case of selfdefense. This is the first death on Rock Creek. The miners are indignant over Tracy being taken to Nevada. There is no more law there than on Rock Creek. Some fellow claims to be a sort of judge, but he’s got no legal authority and a miners’ court is just as binding here’as in town. We} held a meeting of all the miners along the creek, and: Anderson made a speech. Balbriggan Gowns and Pajamas 995 & 395 * _ Brushed Gowns and ‘Pajamas ‘Accountant Recommends Building and Business Licensing For County NEVADA ClTY: Lyman M. Straine, accountant employed by the board of supervsiors to audit the county’s books and check all financial transactions, submitting his report, found all accounts in order. He observed, however, in his commentary on the county‘s conduct of its business: “The county is seriously in need of a building ordinance for unincorporated areas with a nominal fee for each building permit issued. The amount of the fee is not important, but the benefit would accrue through the office of the county assessor, providnig him with an index to increments in property values. “It is also contended that the county is losing a substantial amount of possible revenue from . business ticenses in unincorporated areas. It is our recommendation that a proper ordinance be adopted and enforced.” Mrs. Sturtevant Again Heads Girl Scouts NEVADA CITY: Mrs. Adele Sturtevant of the Nevada City Girl Scout Council hag ‘been reelected Scout commissioner for this: area. The. council voiced. its YE tude to the Business and Profes+ sional Women’s Club of this city for giving a fashion show . ‘for the Girl Scouts. The net ddnas tion was $210. i r © The Nevada Irrigation. Disicid has granted, sometime since, the Girl Scouts permission to build a permanent camp on the north side of Scott’s Flat Dam. Mrs. )Sturtevant said: “They are to . be: thanked, young and old, who : realize how ‘essential it is to ‘do ae something — for ‘the irls of. this area. fi Rayon Be 2 TEST COOLING SYSTEM Whether the cooling system of your car is in need of an internal bath is easily determined. If the water shows discoloration when the drain plug is opened, it means efficiently as it may be. The water radiates heat much more quickly when it carries no’ scaly impurities. And incidentally, the scale forms an heat in them. . A FIRST FIND TROUBLE “Before inserting a new fuse 1s a substitute for one that has yurned out, it is an excellent idea to discover the reason for the ‘emise of the first one”, advises ". G. Evans General Servige Manger. for National Automobile club. “Allowing the trouble to re‘. main will-mean that the-new fuse tinued efforts to get results without first finding the cause of the trouble may result in real damage :o the electrical system.” SEPTEMBER 15, 1850—Claim is nearly played. five ounces. We are going to try the flat and if that} the system is not functioning as/ will go-the way of the. first,.Con-~ . ESSAY AWARD (Continued from Page 1) were judges in the contest. The award was made Thursday. Many excellent entries were received so that the judges hada difficult time ascertaining which was the best. “Why The People of This Community Should Support Local Industry” ‘By ELMER STEVENS “The system of small, ‘business in the just, prosperous ‘system hich keeps the way open to all; gives hope to all and conserves the improvement of conditions of all’. Thus spoke Abraham Lincoln of the free market indicating that home industries operated on a paying basis form the very greatnes$S of America. If they don’t thrive, the community suffers— suffers in loss of taxes and support for local community enterprises. A community operated by home industries is a source of pride and prosperity; money kept local schools, libraries, parks and a lower tax burden for the individuals in the community. What benefits one, benefits all. Yet, there are hundreds of ¢ommunities ruined by the shortsightedness of their inhabitants who take wealth out of the community in buying out of town. Their schools and churches are running :down; their streets need repair, many stores are closed, others barely make a living simply because their residents thought they “were saving by buying out of town,” Buying from large centers— out of town large concerns—is adding fuel to. America’s No. 1 economic problem—centralization of power in thé hands of a few— at home means better homes, . . ‘jis realized American private enterenerous and . business alone, One big dairy concern has nearly 500 separate enteras 60 per cent of the dairy business along with ‘your local business men—-your neighbor—your fellow Neaieet tee Nevada City, February 6, 1948—3 CLASSIFIED _ 4—600: 21 Tirés;-and 550:21 tires, “New!. Bargain! Inquire at pt fortté’ Tati Inn, Grass ‘Valley. sie: et FOR SALE — ee Beautiful Kroeler ddvenport ang chair, like’ new. ‘Also 4 room heater. Can be seen at 2384 Lloyd Unless a return to decentralization prise and democracy’. is doomed! . Local, small business is ‘going out too fast. During the past year 107 big companies absorbed 380 smaller competitors in the food prises and sits astride as much in several of our large centers. out and buying out of town is HOUSE WANTED dangerous. It’s best to string Veteran wants to rent 2.or 8 room furnished or partly furnished . house for couple with smal] gatage. Prefer Grass Valley or near — bus line but will consider Nevada City. Will take best of care with © chance of improvements, P. ©, Box 769, Nevada City. i citizen—hbefore it’s too late!” READ THE NUGGET SHOPPER FOR BARGAINS! Open 7 Days a Week COCKTAILS LEON at the Piano © DANCING " + a « TO GO BN AA 82 TR PRLORENE RAN SOOT SS CSTR PO NPT BREE RATS Bi TNA ST EIEN LUNCH Will be served by the great fireplace of the Inn every day. Soup . Entree Beverage 90¢ Also serving. eee ane Excellent Dinners $1.50 to = 406 Broad Street Nevis City Phone 107° cet eens Sta eee insulation around the’ sylinders that tends to hold the’ . THE ANSWER TO YOUR Pin Money Buys Spang-New, Flower-Fresh. CRISP COTTONS y BUDGET PROBLEM — 80. Sq. Percales! Poplinst, ‘ Broadcloths! Chambrays! Sunlit with CHARM. and

is i \ Nis al {) -\FOR THE BEST USED “money when you buy “Wasley’s ANT ADS NUGGET Ads Bring Results ‘CAR BARGAIN BUY, bulaiener OR TRADE ~~ See JIM ERSKINE + Erskine Automotive . Electric 401 East Main St. Grass Valley Telephone 474 tf TELEPHONE OPERATORSInteresting Work Yow “Can Stay With Earn $31 for a 40 hour week at the start. Regular pay increases Apply The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 318 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY You get real value for your } chickens. The very best in fryers, roasters and fricassee hens dressed and delivered at any time. When you buy eggs—get the best—insist on a local product—we ‘can supply your needs. Wasley Poultry Farm. Phone 22F23. Nevada City, California. J 28-27-80 F 3 WANTED—Good used cars. . Highest prices paid. Drive in ‘with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 143 Bast Main St,, Grass Valley. tf 10 KEY ELECTRIC SUNSTRAND, GOES TO A MILLION DOLLARS. DIRECT SUBTRACTION. ADDS, SUBTRACTS, MULTIPLIES. PHONE G.-V.-616 Man, desires work washing windows, cleaning woodwork, floors etc. Will also clean yards and get your flower beds and home gardens, ready. By day or hour. References given. Call N.C.-204-R or P.O. Box 382. J-23-tp G. E. Golvin PLASTERING Box 771 _Phone.Grass.-Valley, 101-J ‘before 6 p. m. A COMPLETE LINE of all types of fire extinguishers, fire hose, etc. Recharging including CO2. POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 135 So. Church St., G. V. Ph. 1032 YOU CAN RETIRE ON $150 A MONTH AT AGE 60. PHONE G.-V.-616 OR SEE LOU HART@ MAN, EQUITABLE LIFE AGENT. TAYLOR’S Sewing Machines and Supplies RENTALS REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES Work Guaranteed. Over 20 years experience. Buttons and Buttonholes made, Belt buckles covered. Many other services and supplies, 23314 Mill St. Telephone 276-M Grass Valley Are you going to have a garden this year? Insure your success— fertilize’ now. Call Wasleys’ for a few sacks of that fine screened chicken manure for your lawn and flowers. For that garden space get a yard or two of unscreened chicken manure—-the complete fertilizer that gets results. Wasley Poultry Farm. Phone 22F23. Nevada City, California. J-23-27-30 F 3 SPECIAL—25 Ib. bag Cousins. Meal $2.75. 25 Ib. bag Cousins Kibbled Blend $3.05, 4 flavors in each bag. Nevada City Feed and Fuel, 201 E. Spring Street, Telephone Nevada City sare t LOST—Diamond ring ‘dnd diamond bar pin. Reward. Box A The Nugget. J6, 13tp Gilfillan Radios @® Free Pick-up and Delivery in Nevada City ie as a Sach ac a ea Phone 1032 Philco Avis Radios McCourtney Road If tHeDiary of a 49% ‘er'. FROM THE BOOK EDITED BY CG. L. CANFIELD BL ene —F CHAPTER III Sz out. We cleaned up fifteen ounces last week and will work it out by Thursday. Sent five hundred dollars to dad yesterday and I have got about three hundred on hand. I get the nicest kind of letters from dad. Mother is better because she thinks I will soon make. enough to satisfy me and come back. Hetty says I ought to be.there by Thanksgiving, but that is foolishness. If I am'there by the next one I will be ‘satisfied. I’m not so homesick since Anderson came to live with me. He is better educated than I am, has been through college and has had more experience, but he doesn’t put on any airs and we get along together like brothers, although he has:his blue spells. He never answers any letters that he gets, so far as I know, and those he receives are forwarded to him from San Francisco instead of coming here direct. He never goes to town, nor spends a cent except for grub. We killed a big ratt'z:snake on the trail to the claim Wednesday. It was coiled up under a bush and struck at and hit me on the bootleg. I jumped about ten feet and Anderson smashed its head with a stone. He was white-as a sheet and called me a darn fool for not looking where I was going. . got mad and told him he need not worry about my not being able to take care of myself, then. he put his arm around my neck and said he did not mean it; but I had come into his life and he did not want me to go out of it just yet. He’s a character. SEPTEMBER 22, -1850—We finished up the claim last week. It about petered ovit. We got only don’t pay we will go off prospecting. There was a’ fight on the creek last week. Donovan, an Irishman, jumped a claim, and when the rightful owner warned him off he drew an Allen's pepper box and shot Tracy, to whom the claim belonged, in the leg. Tracy beat the Irishman over the head with a shovel and left him for dead, although he did not die until yesterday. Tracy was taken over to town and tried before a fellow who sets himself up for an alcalde and was then turned loose, as it was a clear case of selfdefense. This is the first death on Rock Creek. The miners are indignant over Tracy being taken to Nevada. There is no more law there than on Rock Creek. Some fellow claims to be a sort of judge, but he’s got no legal authority and a miners’ court is just as binding here’as in town. We} held a meeting of all the miners along the creek, and: Anderson made a speech. Balbriggan Gowns and Pajamas 995 & 395 * _ Brushed Gowns and ‘Pajamas ‘Accountant Recommends Building and Business Licensing For County NEVADA ClTY: Lyman M. Straine, accountant employed by the board of supervsiors to audit the county’s books and check all financial transactions, submitting his report, found all accounts in order. He observed, however, in his

commentary on the county‘s conduct of its business: “The county is seriously in need of a building ordinance for unincorporated areas with a nominal fee for each building permit issued. The amount of the fee is not important, but the benefit would accrue through the office of the county assessor, providnig him with an index to increments in property values. “It is also contended that the county is losing a substantial amount of possible revenue from . business ticenses in unincorporated areas. It is our recommendation that a proper ordinance be adopted and enforced.” Mrs. Sturtevant Again Heads Girl Scouts NEVADA CITY: Mrs. Adele Sturtevant of the Nevada City Girl Scout Council hag ‘been reelected Scout commissioner for this: area. The. council voiced. its YE tude to the Business and Profes+ sional Women’s Club of this city for giving a fashion show . ‘for the Girl Scouts. The net ddnas tion was $210. i r © The Nevada Irrigation. Disicid has granted, sometime since, the Girl Scouts permission to build a permanent camp on the north side of Scott’s Flat Dam. Mrs. )Sturtevant said: “They are to . be: thanked, young and old, who : realize how ‘essential it is to ‘do ae something — for ‘the irls of. this area. fi Rayon Be 2 TEST COOLING SYSTEM Whether the cooling system of your car is in need of an internal bath is easily determined. If the water shows discoloration when the drain plug is opened, it means efficiently as it may be. The water radiates heat much more quickly when it carries no’ scaly impurities. And incidentally, the scale forms an heat in them. . A FIRST FIND TROUBLE “Before inserting a new fuse 1s a substitute for one that has yurned out, it is an excellent idea to discover the reason for the ‘emise of the first one”, advises ". G. Evans General Servige Manger. for National Automobile club. “Allowing the trouble to re‘. main will-mean that the-new fuse tinued efforts to get results without first finding the cause of the trouble may result in real damage :o the electrical system.” SEPTEMBER 15, 1850—Claim is nearly played. five ounces. We are going to try the flat and if that} the system is not functioning as/ will go-the way of the. first,.Con-~ . ESSAY AWARD (Continued from Page 1) were judges in the contest. The award was made Thursday. Many excellent entries were received so that the judges hada difficult time ascertaining which was the best. “Why The People of This Community Should Support Local Industry” ‘By ELMER STEVENS “The system of small, ‘business in the just, prosperous ‘system hich keeps the way open to all; gives hope to all and conserves the improvement of conditions of all’. Thus spoke Abraham Lincoln of the free market indicating that home industries operated on a paying basis form the very greatnes$S of America. If they don’t thrive, the community suffers— suffers in loss of taxes and support for local community enterprises. A community operated by home industries is a source of pride and prosperity; money kept local schools, libraries, parks and a lower tax burden for the individuals in the community. What benefits one, benefits all. Yet, there are hundreds of ¢ommunities ruined by the shortsightedness of their inhabitants who take wealth out of the community in buying out of town. Their schools and churches are running :down; their streets need repair, many stores are closed, others barely make a living simply because their residents thought they “were saving by buying out of town,” Buying from large centers— out of town large concerns—is adding fuel to. America’s No. 1 economic problem—centralization of power in thé hands of a few— at home means better homes, . . ‘jis realized American private enterenerous and . business alone, One big dairy concern has nearly 500 separate enteras 60 per cent of the dairy business along with ‘your local business men—-your neighbor—your fellow Neaieet tee Nevada City, February 6, 1948—3 CLASSIFIED _ 4—600: 21 Tirés;-and 550:21 tires, “New!. Bargain! Inquire at pt fortté’ Tati Inn, Grass ‘Valley. sie: et FOR SALE — ee Beautiful Kroeler ddvenport ang chair, like’ new. ‘Also 4 room heater. Can be seen at 2384 Lloyd Unless a return to decentralization prise and democracy’. is doomed! . Local, small business is ‘going out too fast. During the past year 107 big companies absorbed 380 smaller competitors in the food prises and sits astride as much in several of our large centers. out and buying out of town is HOUSE WANTED dangerous. It’s best to string Veteran wants to rent 2.or 8 room furnished or partly furnished . house for couple with smal] gatage. Prefer Grass Valley or near — bus line but will consider Nevada City. Will take best of care with © chance of improvements, P. ©, Box 769, Nevada City. i citizen—hbefore it’s too late!” READ THE NUGGET SHOPPER FOR BARGAINS! Open 7 Days a Week COCKTAILS LEON at the Piano © DANCING " + a « TO GO BN AA 82 TR PRLORENE RAN SOOT SS CSTR PO NPT BREE RATS Bi TNA ST EIEN LUNCH Will be served by the great fireplace of the Inn every day. Soup .. Entree Beverage 90¢ Also serving. eee ane Excellent Dinners $1.50 to = 406 Broad Street Nevis City Phone 107° cet eens Sta eee insulation around the’ sylinders that tends to hold the’ . THE ANSWER TO YOUR Pin Money Buys Spang-New, Flower-Fresh. CRISP COTTONS y BUDGET PROBLEM — 80. Sq. Percales! Poplinst, ‘ Broadcloths! Chambrays! Sunlit with CHARM.. and