April 27, 1948 (6 pages)

cone anaeebeiaiadtinsniiadsanis Nevada City-Grass Valley Nuayet, April 27, 1948 305 Broad Street, Nevada City, A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. Telephone 36 & HARLEY M: LEETE, Jr. 2---2-2.--2.2.--25.5: Owner and Publisher One year (in advance) One month (in advance) Member California Newspaper Publishers Association Published every Tuesday at Nevada City, California, and entered as matter of the second class in the post office at Nevada : City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES $3.00 30 cents a‘ v Historical Notes, 1855 By H. P. DAVIS The NEVADA DEMOCRAT in its issue of January 3, 1855, .in reviewing the progress made during the previous year, ealled attention to the steadily increasing substitution of population, the substantial residences’ and busimess houses for’ the ramshackle “old shells’? of the early days, and prophesied that within a year the walue of the brick building, then estimated at $92,000 would be quadrupled. fi Among: other interesting data presented in this article was, as or January~1;°1855, the following: Number of families resident in the city limits, 156; total number of occupied houses’ 907;Churehes 3; hotels and boarding houses 24; mercantile houses 98; banking houses 4; retail iquor houses 73; jewelers 2, and drug stores, 8. The professions were represented by 18 .attorneys at law, 15. practicing physicians and 3 dentists. “The marriageable v-young ladies’, said this scribe apparently without any unworthy implication, “haveincreased to double the (size and) number as, published in the GOLDEN ERA some six months ago, and there is still room for more.” —% Pieces of wood, rubbing beeswax on the e@nee served man as a material. POLITICAL CANDIDATES prepared by surface, writing Primary Election Tuesday, June 1, 1948 SUPERVISOR BUD ERIC BRAUNLICH For Supervisor 1st District FRANK DAVIES For Supervisor 1st District HARLEY M. LEETE, JR. For Supervisor ist District DON MACARI for Supervisor 1st District CEDRIC S. PORTER For Supervisor 1st District THOS. W. REYNOLDS For Supervisor 1st District CARL J. TOBIASSEN For Supervisor 1st District LORIN WILLIAMS For Supervisor 1st District ASSEMBLY — 6TH. DISTRICT FRANCIS C. LINDSAY For Assemblyman, 6th District B.W. (Sarge) REYNOLDS ~fFor Assemblyman, 6th District LOUIS “Lou” HARTMAN ._ For Assemblyman, 6th District MELVIN L. PIEROVICH For Assemblyrfan, 6th District SCOTT’S FLAT DAM CONTRACT ENDS ON MAY 14TH GRASS VALLEY: Irrigation District will terminate its contract ‘with the: Charles Brown & Company. contractors in erecting Scott’s Flat Dam, according to an agreement, on May 14th. There will remain some construction work, after that date, but the NID board has agreed to let the work lie until summer. when the board will undertake its completion under a supplementary agreement with the company. The construction work remaining will not interfere with the use of the dam. Forest Varney, manager of the irrigation district stated that there are now approximately 17, 000 acre feet. of water behind the dam. The, board contemplates landscaping the perimeter of the The Nevada dam, building roads and choosing’ locations suitable for camp sites. The Grass Valley Sportsmen's Club has queried the board regarding the possibility of obtaining a campsite. The application was taken under advisement. fa WHITE AT NIGHT “Dressed fit to kill” might describe the dark-clothed pedestrian who walks at night without showing white, points out the California State Automobile Association. NEVADA CITY CLEANERS Newer Cleaning Methods j ARE MORE THOROUGH Experimentation on newer and better cleaning prosesses have been going on constantly at N.C. Cleaners. We are well equipped ‘to do a finer service more quickly. Send us your best wearables and get them back.sparkling clean and __ beautifully pressed. Call 515-w Fur Storage and Alterations Fully Insured Efficient Clothing Alterations . Nevada City Cleaners 10 Years Experience N. C. 515-W :-: 116 MAIN Prompt, BROADWAY THEATRE Direction T. and D. Jr, Enterprises, Inc. P TUESDAY SENATOR WAS INDISCREET With ELLA\RAINES WILLIAM POWELL March of Time No. 8 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY A WOMAN'S VENGEANCE ANN BLYTH CHARLES BOYER Also AFFAIRS OF GERALDINE JANE WITHERS JAMES LYDON FRIDAY -SATURDAY JUNGLE BOOK SABU ROSEMARY DE CAMP Also MARAUDERS HOP-A-LONG CASSIDY SUNDAY MONDAY. and TUESDAY . WALK ALONE With BURT LANCASTER LIZABETH SCOTT LEGAL NOTICE. SUMMONS No. 8943 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA’ -IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. _. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of CaliforBELL JR. ANNIE CAMPBELL, BENJAMIN HALL and MELISSA FULLER, Trustees of the Stockholders of the Sailor Flat Mining Company, a dissolved corporation, Plaintiffs V8: = Hed: BAGER, Wie Jus DYNG, ELTON P. CLOSE, First Doe, GREETINGS TO: H. L. HAGER, W. J. LYNG, YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR, and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada within days after the service on you of this Summons— if served within ten . ° pear and answer as above required, the said Plaintiff will take judgement for any money or damages demanded in the Complaint, as arising upon contract, or they will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the Complaint. GIVEN -under—-my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the USE COMPRESSION If yOur car’s brakes fail s denly while the car is ip nite shift to a lower gear as quite as possible, thereby taking ea tage of the motor’s compresal + to help slow the ear down: the California State Automobile nee sociation advises. ap CEG ee By JOHN SBAFP] Deputy Clerk nia in and for the County of Second Doe, Third Doe, Fourth > cae ‘ Nevada, and the Complaint} poe, Fifth Doe, and Sixth Doe,. this county; or within thirty days . ‘County of Nevada, this 22nd day. W. E. WRIGHT filed in the office of Clerk of 2 Delsndants "lif served elsewhere. of January, A. D. 1948, Attorney for Plaintiffs said County of Nevada. THE PEOPLE OF THE. AND YOU ARE HEREBY. R, E. DEBBLE, . April 13, 20, 27,; May 4, 11, ig 1 Me 4 Re ‘ ’ ’ S. N. WILLIAMS, 0. D. CAMP-'STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND NOTIFIED that urlless you apee — Grass WHERE ‘Shop Early at the Valley Furniture Co. MAMA {. IS QUEEN. Of All. Best Present ‘top on a complete assortment SEWING CABINET This smart sewing cabinet has the rich good looks of a fine lamp table. Finished in -walnut. See Mother’s ecstatic surprise when she lifts the of spool threads, mending yarn, scissors and_ buttons. The price is a thrill, too. only $19.95 lin Shorten Mother’s cooking hours with a Betty Crocker PRESSURE COOKER Nationally known. 4 qt. capacity. Steam gauge. Simple and safe to use. only $16.35 Utility KITCHEN STOOL with step ladder and back. White and red, blue or-green HOTPOINT DISHWASHER Washes, dries, automatically. $284.50 rinses, Combination WAFFLE IRON AND GRIDDLE cooking surface only $27.95 2 Sapam reese payee 0 eantenmeaieee ence Yara a a A = oe s i" aS ASE ESLER ATOMRER PRE PE AE ANE ERA re ‘ ~ cone ce SRT SERRE" TIE Te 120 DRO RAAT TRIE AREER ARN Brinn siti ana Saves years of drudgery. Fully automatic. 200 sq. in. es “WHERE YOUR FURNITURE DOLLAR GOES FARTHER” South Auburn St. Grass Valley Public Market Building Phone 1087, ~ Ne lk a ie Tank type VACUUM CLEANER VeeBag only $59.50 complete with attachments WASHING MACHINES 10 Ibs. dry clothes each wash only $129.50 complete with pump THE LADY OF THE HOUSE WITH an ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN Automatic POP-UP TOASTERS name brands only $22.00 known brands. GRASS VALLEY NITURE plete aPsortment of nationally 0: Sig

cone anaeebeiaiadtinsniiadsanis Nevada City-Grass Valley Nuayet, April 27, 1948 305 Broad Street, Nevada City, A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. Telephone 36 & HARLEY M: LEETE, Jr. 2---2-2.--2.2.--25..5: Owner and Publisher One year (in advance) One month (in advance) Member California Newspaper Publishers Association Published every Tuesday at Nevada City, California, and entered as matter of the second class in the post office at Nevada : City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES $3.00 30 cents a‘ v Historical Notes, 1855 By H. P. DAVIS The NEVADA DEMOCRAT in its issue of January 3, 1855, .in reviewing the progress made during the previous year, ealled attention to the steadily increasing substitution of population, the substantial residences’ and busimess houses for’ the ramshackle “old shells’? of the early days, and prophesied that within a year the walue of the brick building, then estimated at $92,000 would be quadrupled. fi Among: other interesting data presented in this article was, as or January~1;°1855, the following: Number of families resident in the city limits, 156; total number of occupied houses’ 907;Churehes 3; hotels and boarding houses 24; mercantile houses 98; banking houses 4; retail iquor houses 73; jewelers 2, and drug stores, 8. The professions were represented by 18 .attorneys at law, 15. practicing physicians and 3 dentists. “The marriageable v-young ladies’, said this scribe apparently without any unworthy implication, “haveincreased to double the (size and) number as, published in the GOLDEN ERA some six months ago, and there is still room for more.” —% Pieces of wood, rubbing beeswax on the e@nee served man as a material. POLITICAL CANDIDATES prepared by surface, writing Primary Election Tuesday, June 1, 1948 SUPERVISOR BUD ERIC BRAUNLICH For Supervisor 1st District FRANK DAVIES For Supervisor 1st District HARLEY M. LEETE, JR. For Supervisor ist District DON MACARI for Supervisor 1st District CEDRIC S. PORTER For Supervisor 1st District THOS. W. REYNOLDS For Supervisor 1st District CARL J. TOBIASSEN For Supervisor 1st District LORIN WILLIAMS For Supervisor 1st District ASSEMBLY — 6TH. DISTRICT FRANCIS C. LINDSAY For Assemblyman, 6th District B.W. (Sarge) REYNOLDS ~fFor Assemblyman, 6th District LOUIS “Lou” HARTMAN ._ For Assemblyman, 6th District MELVIN L. PIEROVICH For Assemblyrfan, 6th District SCOTT’S FLAT DAM CONTRACT ENDS ON MAY 14TH GRASS VALLEY: Irrigation District will terminate its contract ‘with the: Charles Brown & Company. contractors in erecting Scott’s Flat Dam, according to an agreement, on May 14th. There will remain some construction work, after that date, but the NID board has agreed to let the work lie until summer. when the board will undertake its completion under a supplementary agreement with the company. The construction work remaining will not interfere with the use of the dam. Forest Varney, manager of the irrigation district stated that there are now approximately 17, 000 acre feet. of water behind the dam. The, board contemplates landscaping the perimeter of the The Nevada dam, building roads and choosing’ locations suitable for camp sites. The Grass Valley Sportsmen's Club has queried the board regarding the possibility of obtaining a campsite. The application was taken under advisement. fa WHITE AT NIGHT “Dressed fit to kill” might describe the dark-clothed pedestrian who walks at night without showing white, points out the California State Automobile Association. NEVADA CITY CLEANERS Newer Cleaning Methods j ARE MORE THOROUGH Experimentation on newer and better cleaning prosesses have been going on constantly at N.C. Cleaners. We are well equipped ‘to do a finer service more quickly. Send us your best wearables and get them back.sparkling clean and __ beautifully pressed. Call 515-w Fur Storage and Alterations Fully Insured Efficient Clothing Alterations . Nevada City Cleaners 10 Years Experience N. C. 515-W :-: 116 MAIN Prompt, BROADWAY THEATRE Direction T. and D. Jr, Enterprises, Inc. P TUESDAY SENATOR WAS INDISCREET With ELLA\RAINES WILLIAM POWELL March of Time No. 8 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY A WOMAN'S

VENGEANCE ANN BLYTH CHARLES BOYER Also AFFAIRS OF GERALDINE JANE WITHERS JAMES LYDON FRIDAY -SATURDAY JUNGLE BOOK SABU ROSEMARY DE CAMP Also MARAUDERS HOP-A-LONG CASSIDY SUNDAY MONDAY. and TUESDAY . WALK ALONE With BURT LANCASTER LIZABETH SCOTT LEGAL NOTICE. SUMMONS No. 8943 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA’ -IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. _. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of CaliforBELL JR. ANNIE CAMPBELL, BENJAMIN HALL and MELISSA FULLER, Trustees of the Stockholders of the Sailor Flat Mining Company, a dissolved corporation, Plaintiffs V8: = Hed: BAGER, Wie Jus DYNG, ELTON P. CLOSE, First Doe, GREETINGS TO: H. L. HAGER, W. J. LYNG, YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR, and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada within days after the service on you of this Summons— if served within ten . ° pear and answer as above required, the said Plaintiff will take judgement for any money or damages demanded in the Complaint, as arising upon contract, or they will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the Complaint. GIVEN -under—-my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the USE COMPRESSION If yOur car’s brakes fail s denly while the car is ip nite shift to a lower gear as quite as possible, thereby taking ea tage of the motor’s compresal + to help slow the ear down: the California State Automobile nee sociation advises. ap CEG ee By JOHN SBAFP] Deputy Clerk nia in and for the County of Second Doe, Third Doe, Fourth > cae ‘ Nevada, and the Complaint} poe, Fifth Doe, and Sixth Doe,. this county; or within thirty days . ‘County of Nevada, this 22nd day. W. E. WRIGHT filed in the office of Clerk of 2 Delsndants "lif served elsewhere. of January, A. D. 1948, Attorney for Plaintiffs said County of Nevada. THE PEOPLE OF THE. AND YOU ARE HEREBY. R, E. DEBBLE, . April 13, 20, 27,; May 4, 11, ig 1 Me 4 Re ‘ ’ ’ S. N. WILLIAMS, 0. D. CAMP-'STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND NOTIFIED that urlless you apee — Grass WHERE ‘Shop Early at the Valley Furniture Co. MAMA {. IS QUEEN. Of All. Best Present ‘top on a complete assortment SEWING CABINET This smart sewing cabinet has the rich good looks of a fine lamp table. Finished in -walnut. See Mother’s ecstatic surprise when she lifts the of spool threads, mending yarn, scissors and_ buttons. The price is a thrill, too. only $19.95 lin Shorten Mother’s cooking hours with a Betty Crocker PRESSURE COOKER Nationally known. 4 qt. capacity. Steam gauge. Simple and safe to use. only $16.35 Utility KITCHEN STOOL with step ladder and back. White and red, blue or-green HOTPOINT DISHWASHER Washes, dries, automatically. $284.50 rinses, Combination WAFFLE IRON AND GRIDDLE cooking surface only $27.95 2 Sapam reese payee 0 eantenmeaieee ence Yara a a A = oe s i" aS ASE ESLER ATOMRER PRE PE AE ANE ERA re ‘ ~ cone ce SRT SERRE" TIE Te 120 DRO RAAT TRIE AREER ARN Brinn siti ana Saves years of drudgery. Fully automatic. 200 sq. in. es “WHERE YOUR FURNITURE DOLLAR GOES FARTHER” South Auburn St. Grass Valley Public Market Building Phone 1087, ~ Ne lk a ie Tank type VACUUM CLEANER VeeBag only $59.50 complete with attachments WASHING MACHINES 10 Ibs. dry clothes each wash only $129.50 complete with pump THE LADY OF THE HOUSE WITH an ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN Automatic POP-UP TOASTERS name brands only $22.00 known brands. GRASS VALLEY NITURE plete aPsortment of nationally 0: Sig