January 27, 1948 (6 pages)

At SUR RNA ne ep ARE RE 2 ee eR tM IER SED ER EA Age ome = i City-Grass Valley Nugget, Jan. 27, 1948 -. (Continued from Page 5) yesterday afternoon, the district attorney citéd two cases that had in the gamut of juries, courts and judges successfully. "Finnegan. stated he was ready to proceed with his argument ¢#hen and there, but Judge ‘Snell thought it would be better for eounsel to look up their legal authorities and make their arguments before him Thursday morh_ Jesse H Strickland, resort own-er at Hirschdale was a brief witness following Sheriff Richard W. Hoskins yesterday afternoon. He identified the defendant as having bought a glass of ‘Seotch whiskey in his bar about te sgh on the day of the McLain murder. Next came Leypoldt, whorecited. the circumstances under which the confession of Lois and Joe Hardy were contained on Sunday, August 8rd in the Las Vegas jail. Rev. Craig Willoughby, as was customary he said, gave church services for jail inmates on ‘Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Willoughby, following the service, acccording to Leypoldt, told him he wanted to talk with. Lois and Hardy in the jailer’s office. This request was granted. When the conversation Was ended, the "NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” Telephone 500 244 Boulder Street pair wanted to make a statement. He sent for another deputy sheriff, A. H. Kennedy, who arrived a little later and then went into the room with Lois and Joe Hardy and the Rev. Willoughby. Leypoldt said that Joe did most of the talking but was oceasionally corrected on some detail by Lois. Leypoldt said he took down their statement in long hand and then had it typed. Joe Hardy signed it, and then He and Kennedy, and finally Lois. The statement was written in the first person, singular, and for this reason was not admitted to the Lois Hardy trial. Thursday Session Judge James Snell was asked Thursday evening by: District Attorney Vernon Stoll to admit—in evidence a long hand printed document legal sized yellow ruled paper, in the trial of Joseph Hardy, accused of the murder of James W. McLain last July 31st, dismissed the jury again, and said that he would hear legal argument prior to the court’s convening this Nevada City, Calif. " eae OTE IT EIS cwurniture Center You Will Enjoy Seeing HOW Proper Emppreacher told Leypoldt that the _ Sheriff Hoskins was called to . the stand to testify regarding the™ trip from Las Vegas to Truckee. He asid that on the way Hardy ° called attention to three places along Walker Lake where he said he had thrown the gun used to kill. McLain. Hardy finally admitted he did not know which place it was. “As a matter of fact.” said the sheriff, after court was adjourned, “Hardy was sitting on the, gun all the way back to Nevada City. It was under the rear cushion.” “At Mina”, the sheriff testified, “Hardy told us where We could get a good meal. So we went there to eat. As we “approached . Hirschdale where the murder took place, Hardy pointed out the road ; they had taken with McLain to the fatal shooting.” —— of clovers, farmers are ed generally in but three—red, morning. white and pink. or Pieces — Of Furniture ill Lend Grace And Charm _ Beautiful ter Of Home Life OCCASIONAL TABLES . RUGS. LAMPS . . . DESKS SIMON DOUBLETTE BEDS . . . . KROEHLER Livinc. ROOM FURNITURE. . SHOP TODAY AT THE FURNITURE CENTER t THE HOME OF Phone Grass Valley 36 While there are about 300 kinds . interest. IT’S VITAL . to keep the following five systems on your car in top shape at all times to insure safe, smooth, dependable miles. 1. LUBRICATION SYSTEM. A good rule to follow is to have your car lubricated every 1000 miles or 30 days <F _ THE FURNITURE CENTER FINE: FURNITURE Opposite Veterans Memorial Building 256 South Auburn St. 2. POWER SYSTEM. ,Js your motor running smoothly? Are you getting the maximum number of miles from every gallon of gasoline? 3. ELECTRICAL SYST EM. Be sure that your generator is working properly, and adjusted for present driving conditions. 4. BRAKE SYSTEM. By all means don’t neglect your brakes. Regular adjustments are essential. Be safe . not sorry. 5. COOLING SYSTEM. Always watch your water . temperature closely. Overheating’ may eventually ruin your engine and result in costly repairs. IF you’re in doubt’ as to the condition of any of these five systems don’t put it off. inspection. FRANK LYSTRUP, Owner “Rick” Rickard Corner Pine and Spring Nevada City NUGGET Ads Bring Results . <. whichever comes first. ’ Hcdrive in today for a thorough All Mechanical Work done by FOR THE BEST‘ USED CAR BARGAIN BUY, SELL OR TRADE © JIM enone Erskine Automotive Electric 401 East Main St. Grass Valley Telephone 474 tf TELEPHONE OPERATORS. Interesting Work You 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 LOST—Diamond-ring and diamond bar pin. Reward. Box A The Nugget. J6, 13tp WANTED—Good used cars. Highest prices paid. _Drive in with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 143 East Main St,, Grass Valley. tf 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 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 ehicken manure—the comple te fertilizer that gets results. Wasley Poultry Farm. Phone 22F23. Nevada City, California. J 23-27-30 F 3 “~~ G: E. Golvin: ce -PLASTERING Box 771 c Phone Grass Valley 101-J before 6 p. m. 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 got : ay tf16 COMPLETE LINE of all types of fire extinguishers, fire hose, POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 135 So. Church St. G. V. Ph. 1032 FOR SALE TRAPS—Will sell at’ cost 4 doz. new No. 1% Victor traps for $22.70 or $5.70 doz. P.O. Box 769. Nevada. City. TAYLOR’S Sewing Machines and Supplies : RENTALS REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES 3 Work Guaranteed. “Over 20 yéars expérience.: Belt buckles covered. Many other services and supplies. 23314 Mill St. Telephone 276-M Grass Valley You get real value for your money when you buy Wasley’s chickens. The very best in fryers, roasters and fricassee hens dressed’ and delivered at any time. When you buy eggs—sget the best—insist on a local product—-we can supply your needs. Wasley Poultry Farm. Phone 22F23. Nevada. City, California. J 23-27-30 F 3 5 Saturday Night, . January Sist THAT OTHERS MIGHT WALK 15th ANNUAL MARCH of DIMES DANCE EXCELLENT MUSIC McCourtney Road etc. Recharging including CO2. ne Buttons: -and Buttonholes made. ~ _ ag 4 4 a : 7¥ : i Mi Hi Hf et ae ae eaalieante 2

At SUR RNA ne ep ARE RE 2 ee eR tM IER SED ER EA Age ome = i City-Grass Valley Nugget, Jan. 27, 1948 -. (Continued from Page 5) yesterday afternoon, the district attorney citéd two cases that had in the gamut of juries, courts and judges successfully. "Finnegan. stated he was ready to proceed with his argument ¢#hen and there, but Judge ‘Snell thought it would be better for eounsel to look up their legal authorities and make their arguments before him Thursday morh_ Jesse H Strickland, resort own-er at Hirschdale was a brief witness following Sheriff Richard W. Hoskins yesterday afternoon. He identified the defendant as having bought a glass of ‘Seotch whiskey in his bar about te sgh on the day of the McLain murder. Next came Leypoldt, whorecited. the circumstances under which the confession of Lois and Joe Hardy were contained on Sunday, August 8rd in the Las Vegas jail. Rev. Craig Willoughby, as was customary he said, gave church services for jail inmates on ‘Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Willoughby, following the service, acccording to Leypoldt, told him he wanted to talk with. Lois and Hardy in the jailer’s office. This request was granted. When the conversation Was ended, the "NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” Telephone 500 244 Boulder Street pair wanted to make a statement. He sent for another deputy sheriff, A. H. Kennedy, who arrived a little later and then went into the room with Lois and Joe Hardy and the Rev. Willoughby. Leypoldt said that Joe did most of the talking but was oceasionally corrected on some detail by Lois. Leypoldt said he took down their statement in long hand and then had it typed. Joe Hardy signed it, and then He and Kennedy, and finally Lois. The statement was written in the first person, singular, and for this reason was not admitted to the Lois Hardy trial. Thursday Session Judge James Snell was asked Thursday evening by: District Attorney Vernon Stoll to admit—in evidence a long hand printed document legal sized yellow ruled paper, in the trial of Joseph Hardy, accused of the murder of James W. McLain last July 31st, dismissed the jury again, and said that he would hear legal argument prior to the court’s convening this Nevada City, Calif. " eae OTE IT EIS cwurniture Center You Will Enjoy Seeing HOW Proper Emppreacher told Leypoldt that the _ Sheriff Hoskins was called to . the stand to testify regarding the™ trip from Las Vegas to Truckee. He asid that on the way Hardy ° called attention to three places along Walker Lake where he said he had thrown the gun used to kill. McLain. Hardy finally admitted he did not know which place it was. “As a matter of fact.” said the sheriff, after court was adjourned, “Hardy was sitting on the, gun all the way back to Nevada City. It was under the rear cushion.” “At Mina”, the sheriff testified, “Hardy told us where We could get a good meal. So we went there to eat. As we “approached . Hirschdale where the murder took place, Hardy pointed out the road ; they had taken with McLain to the fatal shooting.” —— of clovers, farmers are ed generally in but three—red, morning. white and pink. or Pieces — Of Furniture ill Lend Grace And Charm _ Beautiful ter Of Home Life OCCASIONAL TABLES .. RUGS.. LAMPS . . . DESKS SIMON DOUBLETTE BEDS . . . . KROEHLER Livinc. ROOM FURNITURE.. . SHOP TODAY AT THE FURNITURE CENTER t THE HOME OF Phone Grass Valley 36 While there are about 300 kinds . interest. IT’S VITAL .. to keep the following five systems on your car in top shape at all times to insure safe, smooth, dependable miles. 1. LUBRICATION SYSTEM. A good rule to follow is to have your car lubricated every 1000 miles or 30 days <F _ THE FURNITURE CENTER FINE: FURNITURE Opposite Veterans Memorial Building 256 South Auburn St. 2. POWER SYSTEM. ,Js your motor running smoothly? Are you getting the maximum number of miles from every gallon of gasoline? 3. ELECTRICAL SYST EM. Be sure that your generator is working properly, and adjusted for present driving conditions. 4. BRAKE SYSTEM. By all means don’t neglect your

brakes. Regular adjustments are essential. Be safe .. not sorry. 5. COOLING SYSTEM. Always watch your water . temperature closely. Overheating’ may eventually ruin your engine and result in costly repairs. IF you’re in doubt’ as to the condition of any of these five systems don’t put it off.. inspection. FRANK LYSTRUP, Owner “Rick” Rickard Corner Pine and Spring Nevada City NUGGET Ads Bring Results . <. whichever comes first. ’ Hcdrive in today for a thorough All Mechanical Work done by FOR THE BEST‘ USED CAR BARGAIN BUY, SELL OR TRADE © JIM enone Erskine Automotive Electric 401 East Main St. Grass Valley Telephone 474 tf TELEPHONE OPERATORS. Interesting Work You 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 LOST—Diamond-ring and diamond bar pin. Reward. Box A The Nugget. J6, 13tp WANTED—Good used cars. Highest prices paid. _Drive in with car. Leave with cash. EARL COVEY GARAGE, 143 East Main St,, Grass Valley. tf 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 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 ehicken manure—the comple te fertilizer that gets results. Wasley Poultry Farm. Phone 22F23. Nevada City, California. J 23-27-30 F 3 “~~ G: E. Golvin: ce -PLASTERING Box 771 c Phone Grass Valley 101-J before 6 p. m. 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 got : ay tf16 COMPLETE LINE of all types of fire extinguishers, fire hose, POOLE FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 135 So. Church St. G. V. Ph. 1032 FOR SALE TRAPS—Will sell at’ cost 4 doz. new No. 1% Victor traps for $22.70 or $5.70 doz. P.O. Box 769. Nevada. City. TAYLOR’S Sewing Machines and Supplies : RENTALS REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES 3 Work Guaranteed. “Over 20 yéars expérience.: Belt buckles covered. Many other services and supplies. 23314 Mill St. Telephone 276-M Grass Valley You get real value for your money when you buy Wasley’s chickens. The very best in fryers, roasters and fricassee hens dressed’ and delivered at any time. When you buy eggs—sget the best—insist on a local product—-we can supply your needs. Wasley Poultry Farm. Phone 22F23. Nevada. City, California. J 23-27-30 F 3 5 Saturday Night, . January Sist THAT OTHERS MIGHT WALK 15th ANNUAL MARCH of DIMES DANCE EXCELLENT MUSIC McCourtney Road etc. Recharging including CO2. ne Buttons: -and Buttonholes made. ~ _ ag 4 4 a : 7¥ : i Mi Hi Hf et ae ae eaalieante 2