July 29, 1949 (8 pages)

park where arrangements are beall funds received will go to reB ARBECU uns Placer-Nevada League hincoln 3. 12-4 780 : Roseville W.R. .. 12 2 4. 760 WILL PRECED Psaeervinte: 2, 10#: 6.2 667 Grass Valley ... 10. 6 = .625 COSC 9-508 f BOM) (2002 GT ed Neévada® City! 28: 610). 345 ; UDO oe 6-10 375 Residents of Nevada City are. Truckee 0. 4-11 267 Roseville A. C. .. 1 15 .064 invited to attend the barbecue Sunday at the Truckee baseball Scores last Sunday Lincoln 5, Roseville W.R. 3 Folsom 4, Colfax 5 Grass Valley 5, Truckee 2 Auburn 8, Nevada City 6 Score last Saturday night Placerville 8, Roseville A.C. 5 (12 innings). Game Saturday Night Colfax in Roseville W.R. Games Sunday Folsom in Grass Valley Placerville in Lincoln Nevada City in Truckee Roseville A. C. in Auburn ing made to entertain and feed upwards of 800 people. The affair is being arranged as a benefit for the Truckee Mountaineers of the Placer-Nevada league and lieve the financial embarrassment of the club. Immediately following the barbecue, which will start at 10:30 o’clock Sunday morning and conclude shortly after 2 p.m. the Mountaineers will meet the Nevada City team in a reguiar scheduled baseball game at the Foothill League (NORTHERN DIVISION) PLACERVILLE-NEVADA CITY MERCHANTS TO BATTLE HERE SUNDAY — Nevada City Merchants, who won three out of their last four games and only lost that one to Foresthill in a ten inning stretch, faces a tough assignment Sunday when Placerville’s nine’ comes to Nevada City to play at . Pioneer Park at 2:30 p.m. After a three game winning streak the local sluggers had the game with Foresthill won when the Foresthillers lowered the boom in the ninth to tie up the score 6-6. In the extra inning the the Foresthill lads drove in two runs to win. Whenthe ~Merchants last played Placerville, June i19th, they lost 17-5 but as base-line prognasticators are pointing out now there is a difference. When Placerville humbled the _ locals; last month the Merchants didn’t have Dick Penrose on mound duty and Sunday Manager Ralph . vided by SPORTSMEN’S PARADISE . (continued from page 1) Siskiyou county lakes, many of which were previously considered inaccessible to state fish planting crews. : Flying at elevations from 400 to 600 feet off the water, WardenPilot Al Reese in the division’s twin-motored Beechcraft plane made the delivery runs, which left the fish in excellent condi. . tion, according to ground observ. ers. Approximately 15,000 fish, : averaging two and a half inches! (in length, were carried on each trip. The operation was supervised by ‘District -: Biologist: J.-H. Wales. Fingerling trout were pro. the Mount Shasta . . . hatchery. The bureau of fish conservation has been experimenting with . aerial fish planting since 1947, but stocking of high elevration : lakes. was considered hazardous . until recent acquisition of the war surplus cargo plane. Next: planting, has been scheduled for’ The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 29, 1949—5 ANSWERS LAST CALL _ Rudolph Younker, 86, Nevada City, former miner and rancher in the Selby Flat district, died early Wednesday morning in Nevada county hospital. A native of Berne, Switzerland, Younker came to the U. S. and settled in Nevada City more than 30 years ago. Mrs. Younker died here in 1943. The couple had no children. He is survived by an only brother, Nick Younxer of Gobals, . : arrangements . pendign communication from the . Mich. Funeral brother. The body is at «the Holmes Funeral Home. SON OF JUDGE NILON PASSES IN BAY CITY Word has been received here RUDOLPH YOUNKER, 86 . TED SIGOURNEY NAMED VOLUNTEER FIRE HEAD Ted Sigourney, veteran volunteer fireman, was elected chief at annual election Monday at Pioneer park. Ed A. Frantz was named assistant fire chief. Sigourney succeeds Robert Graham. Richard Goyne_ served hot cakes to go with the traditional , Steak dinner enjoyed by Pennsylvania Engine company No. 2 and Nevada Hose company No. 1, which comprise the local volun_teer fire department. R A Rubbing Stroke Of § yy field. Wii Ie Pet P : x : : j Home-cooked food, featuring. Placerville 49ers. 8 0 1.000 Pailin cree. start him) "it the / the first week in August in lakes! 2 oe Cus ures Rime 1 Oz. Tube $1 2 Oz. Jor $1.75 baked _beans, salads, cakes and Auburn aia iis Eas mee 857 It all points to a tough battie . Inyo and: Mono ‘counties. . Nilon, 52, son of the late Judge = lag Sag ral lem be served. All ee es area : pi but if Penrose can hold down! ,and Mrs. F. T.Nilon, pioneers € food is being contributed by . abe Mi “sengcasines BE ays the visitors the Merchants slug° . of Nevada City. ~ the housewives of Truckee and phe ialichad pS 2. 6 .250 ging sextet composed of Larsen, ! Marriages Nilon was graduated from NeSPECIAL THIS WEEK Patios. with Mrs. RN. Wittle.and . 208% sco 1 7 1254 Hill, Rushing, Childers, Tobias-. In Nevada City, July 26, 1949, vada City high school and the Mrs. N. F. Dolley making the . GSS Se ried jae a 1 7 125/ sen and Pitcher Penrose is given to’Edwin Nelson Davis, 29, and University of California. He was CHILI-BURGERS arrangements and preparing the eee ast Sunday a good chance to humble the Milderd D. Miller, 28, both of! in the insurance business in the menu. Placerville 49ers 16, Colfax 1 istenen: Grass: Valley . bay ate 45c The public is invited d . Foresthill 8, Nevada City 6 eae : eS ; ee ere ss eg vi : = ou . Georgetown 19, Grass Valley 8 ROE Bowl of ‘Chili adults will be charged $1.25 vee . Auburn bye ; 25c children under 14 will be served for 75 cents a plate. Games next Buriday 5 (ihe Georgetown in Colfax A special invitation is being! Placerville 49ers in Nevada extended county officials and . City. their families, few of whom have Auburn in Foresthill had’ an opportunity to visit the Grass Valley bye. local park or see: the. Truckee . team in action. A large following (SOUTHERN DIVISION of fans is expected from Nevada Web Pet City for the occasion. Liticolnt ss oe 6° 1 © .857 _ Nevada City’s Athletics will} Placerville Outlaws 6 2 .750 journey to Truckee this Sunday . OCKINe (oe Se ee to battle the Truckee nine at that Jackson ...00.0... 5 3 .625 city’s ball park on Sunday after-! Loomis .... seats 3. 5. B75 4 125 dy starting the same lineup as. Newcastle. ...00:. j Easy Come caares .45 Scores last Sunday Jackson 6, Placerville Outl. 5 Loomis 14, Brown Bombers 4 Lincoln 11, Newcastle 6 Rocklin bye. Games next Sunday © Newcastle in Loomis Lincoln in Rocklin Jackson in Placerville noon with Manager Marvin Had. Brown Bombers .. 1 . . last Sunday. Goldsberry is slated for mound . duty when the game opens with Short and Valdon calling them. The team leaves from the Shell . Station at the Plaza at 10 a.m. Grass Valley Brown Bombers bye. Five bids to purchase Grass head sewer bond issue, 11 bids PLANNING COMMISSION or construction of a sewage dis. ; ap treatment plant, and “six WILL HEAR REPORTS lds for construction of an out-. fall sewer system were opened . ON AMPHITHEATER Tuesday evening by the city) Nevada. Ci 1 : council in a jam-packed meeting.! _ Se ty eee eee Jere The Bank of. America was. Mission will hear testimony for awarded the bond purchase at a improvements in Pioneer park noon meeting Wednesday by the a aig Hao sath evlig tine ae council. Its interest offer was 234 . J. F. Siegfried, chairman, who a per cent and $829 pre. said the meeting had been arThe city council will hold ety . anaes bi poss Propenee 08-80 dj : amphitheater at the park. adjourned meeting Tuesday to, Frank Stewart, active in draannounce the city’s decision on. .,; sepa yar ‘ F 2 ., {matic activities in the communithe construction bids. Low bid-',. ~ i : d ty, represents the group which ce Si ay treatment plant was has asked for the building of KE-Ston Construction company, .—\. faciliti . s Maywood, $229,300. Ted Bares, -04 pucicel evento ee Plays Construction company, Oakland, . © es E with a bid of $140,457.70 was low . for an outfall system. BUILD NEVADA COUNTY Anda Beautiful Mohawk’s new twist im carpet is making news. For here is a carpet made of sturdy Evertwist yarn that KEYSTONE MARKET 219 ‘Commercial Street -—Phone 67 — NEVADA CITY DEERHUNTERS ATTENTION SEASON OPENS AUGUST 7 Get Your Rifle Today FROM LARGE STOCK A Small Deposit will hold Your Gun until the Season Opens AMMUNITION—LICENSES » WE. GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS ALP HARDWARE Grass Valley Nevada Gy Ne cin will stand many a washing and scrubbing. Yes, here is new life for your rooms .and a long-lasting enjoyment in its vich, solid colors. Modestly priced ~ New Room is. THE Priced at $1 EGRASS VALLEY ——FURNITURE COMPANY Puolic Market Bido So PHONE GRASS VALLEY 1087 subi EVERTWIST Carpet by Mohawk 0.95 a Square Yard Auburn:Rd Coffee, Salad, Dessert OPEN 24 HOURS (Closed 8 A.M. Tuesday) THE DONUT HUT Broad Street Nevada City TRY MILTON’S FAMILY PACK ICE CREAM FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER HOME-MADE Vanilla Fresh Strawberry Chocolate — $ 1 6 FULL GALLON Phone 123 FOR ORDERS DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564 J NEVADA CITY NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN SPORTS RECREATION NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MOVING . Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD STORAGE Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 L Hills Flat Lighting Fixtures Replace your damaged fixtures while you are doing your spring cleaning. COMPLETE LINE OF WIRING MATERIALS Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators Amana Home Freezers SLATER ELECTRIC 147 So. Auburn Phone 733-J Grass Valley .

park where arrangements are beall funds received will go to reB ARBECU uns Placer-Nevada League hincoln 3. 12-4 780 : Roseville W.R. ... 12 2 4. 760 WILL PRECED Psaeervinte: 2, 10#: 6.2 667 Grass Valley ..... 10. 6 = .625 COSC 9-508 f BOM) (2002 GT ed Neévada® City! 28: 610). 345 ; UDO oe 6-10 375 Residents of Nevada City are. Truckee 0.. 4-11 267 Roseville A. C. ... 1 15 .064 invited to attend the barbecue Sunday at the Truckee baseball Scores last Sunday Lincoln 5, Roseville W.R. 3 Folsom 4, Colfax 5 Grass Valley 5, Truckee 2 Auburn 8, Nevada City 6 Score last Saturday night Placerville 8, Roseville A.C. 5 (12 innings). Game Saturday Night Colfax in Roseville W.R. Games Sunday Folsom in Grass Valley Placerville in Lincoln Nevada City in Truckee Roseville A. C. in Auburn ing made to entertain and feed upwards of 800 people. The affair is being arranged as a benefit for the Truckee Mountaineers of the Placer-Nevada league and lieve the financial embarrassment of the club. Immediately following the barbecue, which will start at 10:30 o’clock Sunday morning and conclude shortly after 2 p.m. the Mountaineers will meet the Nevada City team in a reguiar scheduled baseball game at the Foothill League (NORTHERN DIVISION) PLACERVILLE-NEVADA CITY MERCHANTS TO BATTLE HERE SUNDAY — Nevada City Merchants, who won three out of their last four games and only lost that one to Foresthill in a ten inning stretch, faces a tough assignment Sunday when Placerville’s nine’ comes to Nevada City to play at . Pioneer Park at 2:30 p.m. After a three game winning streak the local sluggers had the game with Foresthill won when the Foresthillers lowered the boom in the ninth to tie up the score 6-6. In the extra inning the the Foresthill lads drove in two runs to win. Whenthe ~Merchants last played Placerville, June i19th, they lost 17-5 but as base-line prognasticators are pointing out now there is a difference. When Placerville humbled the _ locals; last month the Merchants didn’t have Dick Penrose on mound duty and Sunday Manager Ralph . vided by SPORTSMEN’S PARADISE . (continued from page 1) Siskiyou county lakes, many of which were previously considered inaccessible to state fish planting crews. : Flying at elevations from 400 to 600 feet off the water, WardenPilot Al Reese in the division’s twin-motored Beechcraft plane made the delivery runs, which left the fish in excellent condi. . tion, according to ground observ. ers. Approximately 15,000 fish, : averaging two and a half inches! (in length, were carried on each trip. The operation was supervised by ‘District -: Biologist: J.-H. Wales. Fingerling trout were pro. the Mount Shasta . . . hatchery. The bureau of fish conservation has been experimenting with . aerial fish planting since 1947, but stocking of high elevration : lakes. was considered hazardous . until recent acquisition of the war surplus cargo plane. Next: planting, has been scheduled for’ The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 29, 1949—5 ANSWERS LAST CALL _ Rudolph Younker, 86, Nevada City, former miner and rancher in the Selby Flat district, died early Wednesday morning in Nevada county hospital. A native of Berne, Switzerland, Younker came to the U. S. and settled in Nevada City more than 30 years ago. Mrs. Younker died here in 1943. The couple had no children. He is survived by an only brother, Nick Younxer of Gobals, . : arrangements . pendign communication from the . Mich. Funeral brother. The body is at «the Holmes Funeral Home. SON OF JUDGE NILON PASSES IN BAY CITY Word has been received here RUDOLPH YOUNKER, 86 . TED SIGOURNEY NAMED VOLUNTEER FIRE HEAD Ted Sigourney, veteran volunteer fireman, was elected chief at annual election Monday at Pioneer park. Ed A. Frantz was named assistant fire chief. Sigourney succeeds Robert Graham. Richard Goyne_ served hot cakes to go with the traditional , Steak dinner enjoyed by Pennsylvania Engine company No. 2 and Nevada Hose company No. 1, which comprise the local volun_teer fire department. R A Rubbing Stroke Of § yy field. Wii Ie Pet P : x : : j Home-cooked food, featuring. Placerville 49ers.. 8 0 1.000 Pailin cree. start him) "it the / the first week in August in lakes! 2 oe Cus ures Rime 1 Oz. Tube $1 2 Oz. Jor $1.75 baked _beans, salads, cakes and Auburn aia iis Eas mee 857 It all points to a tough battie . Inyo and: Mono ‘counties. . Nilon, 52, son of the late Judge = lag Sag ral lem be served. All ee es area : pi but if Penrose can hold down! ,and Mrs. F. T.Nilon, pioneers € food is being contributed by . abe Mi “sengcasines BE ays the visitors the Merchants slug° . of Nevada City. ~ the housewives of Truckee and phe ialichad pS 2. 6 .250 ging sextet composed of Larsen, ! Marriages Nilon was graduated from NeSPECIAL THIS WEEK Patios. with Mrs. RN. Wittle.and . 208% sco 1 7 1254 Hill, Rushing, Childers, Tobias-. In Nevada City, July 26, 1949, vada City high school and the Mrs. N. F. Dolley making the . GSS Se ried jae a 1 7 125/ sen and Pitcher Penrose is given to’Edwin Nelson Davis, 29, and University of California. He was CHILI-BURGERS arrangements and preparing the eee ast Sunday a good chance to humble the Milderd D. Miller, 28, both of! in the insurance business in the menu. Placerville 49ers 16, Colfax 1 istenen: Grass: Valley . bay ate 45c The public is invited d . Foresthill 8, Nevada City 6 eae : eS ; ee ere ss eg vi : = ou . Georgetown 19, Grass Valley 8 ROE Bowl of ‘Chili adults will be charged $1.25 vee . Auburn bye ; 25c children under 14 will be served for 75 cents a plate. Games next Buriday 5 (ihe Georgetown in Colfax

A special invitation is being! Placerville 49ers in Nevada extended county officials and . City. their families, few of whom have Auburn in Foresthill had’ an opportunity to visit the Grass Valley bye. local park or see: the. Truckee . team in action. A large following (SOUTHERN DIVISION of fans is expected from Nevada Web Pet City for the occasion. Liticolnt ss oe 6° 1 © .857 _ Nevada City’s Athletics will} Placerville Outlaws 6 2 .750 journey to Truckee this Sunday . OCKINe (oe Se ee to battle the Truckee nine at that Jackson .....00.0..... 5 3 .625 city’s ball park on Sunday after-! Loomis ....... seats 3. 5. B75 4 125 dy starting the same lineup as. Newcastle. ......00:. j Easy Come caares .45 Scores last Sunday Jackson 6, Placerville Outl. 5 Loomis 14, Brown Bombers 4 Lincoln 11, Newcastle 6 Rocklin bye. Games next Sunday © Newcastle in Loomis Lincoln in Rocklin Jackson in Placerville noon with Manager Marvin Had. Brown Bombers ... 1 . . last Sunday. Goldsberry is slated for mound . duty when the game opens with Short and Valdon calling them. The team leaves from the Shell . Station at the Plaza at 10 a.m. Grass Valley Brown Bombers bye. Five bids to purchase Grass head sewer bond issue, 11 bids PLANNING COMMISSION or construction of a sewage dis. ; ap treatment plant, and “six WILL HEAR REPORTS lds for construction of an out-. fall sewer system were opened . ON AMPHITHEATER Tuesday evening by the city) Nevada. Ci 1 : council in a jam-packed meeting.! _ Se ty eee eee Jere The Bank of. America was. Mission will hear testimony for awarded the bond purchase at a improvements in Pioneer park noon meeting Wednesday by the a aig Hao sath evlig tine ae council. Its interest offer was 234 . J. F. Siegfried, chairman, who a per cent and $829 pre. said the meeting had been arThe city council will hold ety . anaes bi poss Propenee 08-80 dj : amphitheater at the park. adjourned meeting Tuesday to, Frank Stewart, active in draannounce the city’s decision on. ..,; sepa yar ‘ F 2 ., {matic activities in the communithe construction bids. Low bid-',. ~ i : d ty, represents the group which ce Si ay treatment plant was has asked for the building of KE-Ston Construction company, .—\. faciliti . s Maywood, $229,300. Ted Bares, -04 pucicel evento ee Plays Construction company, Oakland, . © es E with a bid of $140,457.70 was low . for an outfall system. BUILD NEVADA COUNTY Anda Beautiful Mohawk’s new twist im carpet is making news. For here is a carpet made of sturdy Evertwist yarn that KEYSTONE MARKET 219 ‘Commercial Street -—Phone 67 — NEVADA CITY DEERHUNTERS ATTENTION SEASON OPENS AUGUST 7 Get Your Rifle Today FROM LARGE STOCK A Small Deposit will hold Your Gun until the Season Opens AMMUNITION—LICENSES » WE. GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS ALP HARDWARE Grass Valley Nevada Gy Ne cin will stand many a washing and scrubbing. Yes, here is new life for your rooms ..and a long-lasting enjoyment in its vich, solid colors. Modestly priced ~ New Room is.. THE Priced at $1 EGRASS VALLEY ——FURNITURE COMPANY Puolic Market Bido So PHONE GRASS VALLEY 1087 subi EVERTWIST Carpet by Mohawk 0.95 a Square Yard Auburn:Rd Coffee, Salad, Dessert OPEN 24 HOURS (Closed 8 A.M. Tuesday) THE DONUT HUT Broad Street Nevada City TRY MILTON’S FAMILY PACK ICE CREAM FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER HOME-MADE Vanilla Fresh Strawberry Chocolate — $ 1 6 FULL GALLON Phone 123 FOR ORDERS DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564 J NEVADA CITY NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN SPORTS RECREATION NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MOVING . Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD STORAGE Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 L Hills Flat Lighting Fixtures Replace your damaged fixtures while you are doing your spring cleaning. COMPLETE LINE OF WIRING MATERIALS Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators Amana Home Freezers SLATER ELECTRIC 147 So. Auburn Phone 733-J Grass Valley .