June 15, 1948 (4 pages)

sa caer stithenaaincchmtanspenann cape Bi aE TO NE te soso ust Ss Saceb emae awlt NllaacaapcSRIS g T cgs a oR aagib g EI ley during the past year and has been employed as deputy clerk in the Nevada County courthouse.The bridegroom is a veteran of the late war. Matron of honor was Mrs. Linda Towne, sister of the bridegroom. Thomas Campbell, brother of the bridegroom was best man. A reception held in the Campbell home was. attended by many friends and relatives of the couple, who will make their home in Grass Valley on returning from ~ their honeymoon. = GEORGE BOLES OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W ' Nevada City Grass Valley Man ; Weds Montana Girl GRASS VALLEY: The marriage of Miss Donna Marie Latimer and William Campbell took place Miss M. B. Finnigan were renewed . Sunday afternoon, June 6th, in the by the County Board of Education. . St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. Miss Nellie Rogers and Miss Am. Rev. Patrick O’Reilley performed anda Van Orden were recommend. the ceremony. R. J. Latimer gave ed fir life diplomas. his daughter in marriage. John' Werry and Dr. J. F. Shaw The bride graduated from the were elected delegates to the Dis. Butte High School, Montana in trict Camp in Sacramento by the} 1947. She has lived in Grass Vallocal camp of Woodmen. E. A. Moore and W. N. Lewis were the Insurance, Mimeographing, . alternates. ae Miss Libbie Langman was in Public Stenographer, Notary. Phone Answering Service San Francisco attending the Grand Circle of the Companions of the Forest as a delegate from Free102 West Main Street dom Circle of Nevada City. Grass Valley, Telephone 101-J NEVADA CO. LONG AGO (Continued from Page i) H. Cc. Sukeforth, Miss Percival and the organist, Mr. Turner. The primary teaching certifieates of Miss Lizzie Danforth and CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS CHART WORK FOR DEMOCRACY BOSTON, Mass., June 7—Declaring that democratic’ government is the instrument through which an’ irresistible, spiritual force is being channeled into the affairs of men, The Christian Science Board of Directors today urged Christian Scientists, in annual meeting, here, to work stréngly and actively for the defense of free governments throughout the world. Rightly conceived, the Directors told the Annual meeting of The Mother Church, The First Church. of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, democratic government is. something more than an aggregation of legislative acts and legalized rules of conduct. “Tt is the orderly unfoldment of the moral character and spiritual integrity of its citizens,’’ the spokesmen for the worldwide Christian Science movement affirmed. As such, they said, free government rightly merits active defense of its sacred purpose, in addition to the pious declarations of allegiance to-its outer form. Thousands of Christian Scientists from many parts of the world heard the Directors issue a distinct challenge to the’ proud, boastful ‘“‘Goliaths of today, as they go to and fro in the earth. Denying God, they ‘are denying their own life, for God is the only life of man,’ they stated. In free governments, now seriously endangered by the modern Goliaths, the Directors commented, there is a force that gathers its strength from ‘‘the same eternal truth given by Christ Jesus in his peerless Sermon on the Mount.’ Ultimately it shall be seen, they said, that ‘‘no individual or nation on earth can withstand the power and presence of God and His Christ.” The Directors’ statement highS-N CHAMBER PLANS: HIGHWAY SIGNS GRASS. VALLEY:. Secretary. Manager Hugh Brown of the Sierra Nevada Chamber of Commerce has been authorized to complete arrangements for erecting signs below Auburn and above the ‘junction of Highways 20 and 40, and to sign a one year contract with sign companies of San Francisco and Sacramento. The first sign to be erected will ‘be a 10 by '24 foot sign atyCisco Pines on Highway 40 east of the Junction with Highway 20. The second will be placed west of Auburn on Highway 40 on a site still to be selected. Another smaller sign will be erected at the actual junction of Highways 20 and 40. ELKS HEAR JUDGE SNELL ON FLAG DAY NEVADA CITY: The Nevada City Elks Lodge was host last evening to the Grass Valley Lodge in Flag -Day ceremonies to be given in the Elks Home here. Officers of the Nevada City Lodge staged ritualistic services. Judge James Snell was the principal speaker. Exalted Ruler John Sbaffi presided. A musical entertainment and other features were given. “a_Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, June 15, 1948 . $60,000 FOR S. AUBURN’ CTE ATS MINE’S City EnGRASS VALLEY: gineer Carlos McGuire has re! ported to the city council that an; . i 7ill be spent on . estimated $60,000 will be spe WE NEE Vics Bete. under the!. ; improving ice, accused of stealing the cast iron walls of a mine _ building, pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace George Gildersleeve Wednesday. He was sentenced to 30 days in the «county jail and fined $60. ; The owner of the building, Leo Angelino, was the complaining witness. — : MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE DISMISSED, LACK OF EVIDENCE NEVADA CITY: The charge of negligent manslaughter against Harse M. Hodson was dismissed at noon Thursday by Justice of the. Peace George Gildersleeve. A charge of drunkdriving was also dismissed. Hodson was arrested and placed under $1,000 bail May 15th, following an accident on the Bear Valley grade, when his car went over the bank and was stopped by a tree which killed his passenger Jerry Choat, a woman who had several other aliases. Frank G. Finnegan, for the defense, South Auburn. Street Burns Collier Act for it. Fences will be set back, sidewalks lowered and the _ street widened from’ the entrance of Highway 49 to Empire Street. The council was informed that Judge James Snell will hear the petition for a writ of mandamus prought by Cliff Moore against the city council to compel the city to issue licenses, under its ordinance, No. 62 for the operation of slot machines, for amusement only. eh 75 YEARS AGO: The following names were placed on the role of honor in the Graniteville School: A. D. Moore, teacher, Ada Shand, Bella Clark, Henry Young, Willie Young, John Dillon, Annie Dillon, Frank Conn, Chauncey Conn and_ Francis Simmons. ~ 2 Richard Kelsey, a pioneer of Nevada City, disposed of his large properties in this locality and is preparing to make his home elsewhere with a view to farming. Johnny Major, a former stage coach driver between Colfax and Nevada City and later proprietor and driver of the Grass Valley and Nevada Stage Coach was a candidate for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket. * ° The following pupils were on From where I sit. by Joe Marsh, the roll of honor in the Washing<5 a : : ton School: Miss Maria Mubry,. ™ i ~ yi teacher, Mary Condan, ‘Carrie : ; = Shubener, George Kohler, Delia g Jennings, Adda Grissell, Willie Wilkinson, George King, Mary Jane Welch, Jessie Ludlow, Wallace’ Williamson, John Grissell, Foster Williamson, Josephine Condon. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF. SALE OF REAL PROPERTY No. 6702 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PLACER é In the Matter of. the Estate of ERIC GRAM, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned executrix of the Estate of Eric Gram, Deceased, will on or after the 10th day of.June, 1948, sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, upon the terms and eonditions hereinafter mentioned, and subject to confirmation . of the above-named Superior Court, all the right, title and interest and estate of the said Eric Gram, deceased, at the time of his death, which is the real property herejimafter described, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired of, and in, and to that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: a From a point of beginning located on«the Northerly property line of U. S.:. Highway 40 and at NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER°EUMBER YARD” 244 Boulder Street Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. Si NUGGETEERS DANCE NEVADA. -CIFY.: -.Dhe Nugnesses. He read the law which . geteers, a folk dance club of Grass provides no penalty for running . Valley -and Nevada City opened off the road accidentally even if . their summer season Sunday with a passenger is hurt or killed. a potluck supper in Seaman’s Highway Patrolman George . Lodge, Pioneers Park, at 4 P. M. Hammill testified that when he Dancing followed for several arrived the driver, Hodson, was. hours. All those interested in folk not there, and the woman had died . dancing were invited to attend. apparently a few minutes before]. The club will participate in the he arrived. Under cross examina. Fourth of July celebration. Weekly tion he testified that several per. Sessions between this date and the sons-had been killed or injured on . Fourth will be devoted to practhe Bear Valley grade. A highway . ticing square and folk dances for patrolman from Placer County . that occasion, ‘brought Hodson to the _ scene, * Hammill testified, before he left. Invite your friends to visit Two witnesses testified they . Nevada County. smelled liquor on the defendant’s LOST breath, but no test : 2. . ests were made. 7) ogy wallet containing $5 and attorney put on no wit” Auverivsement How to Live Longer when he gets home he takes it easy with a mellow glass of beer a% chats with the missus until it’s time to go to bed. Someone asked Pappy Miller last week how he stayed so spry at ninety. Pappy told him: ports stressed the renaissance of religious activities throughout the postwar world, and re-empha“ * sized the privileges of free assemWed sie aor Se bly and freedom of worship as’ hard. When I set, I set loose. When the human symbols of “spiritual _$think, I go to sleep.” From where I sit, relaxing is a fine art—especially in these tense, U. S. Highway 40 Survey Station 279, South 64°37’ East 415.0 ft. along the Northerly property line U. S. Highway 40 to a highway Hammill said Hodson told him he f oss : y heads avin ut the Beven Gauss. .oCnuceee® _ rarer Peterson’s Service Station, House out of Marysville, but that A : he did not stop in Grass Valley or Drona Sivest, inder keeps return wallet to 6” x 6” cement marker, known as U. S. highway station 283 plus 15, Nevada City. reward and Acea Rollins, care of The Nugget Office, 305 Broad Street. lighted a series of papers and reports made to the Annual Meeting. Set against the background of the great Mother Church dome and the Church park resplendent with mid-Spring blooms, the refreedom.”’ With the warnings dangers to democratic of serious’ govern; According to Doc Hollister, that formula isn’t far amiss. “Hard ment, the Directors also gave as. work,” says Doc, “never wore out fast-moving times. And there’s nothing like a temperate glass of beer—enjoyed with pleasant comfree government, like the Goliaths surance that the antagonists of anyone before his time, providing he knew how and when to relax.” pany—to restore that easy frame of mind that one needs after a hard thence’ South 65°05’ East 230.55 ft. to the quarter corner of the Northeast one fourth of Section 22, Township 17 North, Range. 14 East M. D. B. & M. said quarter corner being common to. the: Northwest one quarter of Section 23, Township 17 North, Range 14 East, M. D. B. & M. Thence from the point of beginning. North 25°23’ East, 100.0 ft. to a point. Thence North 64°37’ West 100.0 ft. to a point. Thence South: 25°23’ West 100.0 ft. to a point located on the Northerly property line of U. S. Highway 40 and at a highway station 278. Thence South 64°37’ East 100.0 ft. along the Northerly property line U. §. Highway 40 to highway station 279, and to the point of beginning. Said parcel of land being 230 /1000 of.one acre more or less. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash in lawful money of the United States, 10% of the purchase money to be paid in cash, or by certified check, at the time of the acceptance of bid, and balance on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court; deeds, instruments and search of title the expense of vendee; taxes and insurance to be pro rated. All bids or offers must be in writing and may be left at the office of Messrs. Keith, Creede & Sedgwick, attorneys for said executrix, at Room. 1217, Mills Tower, 220 Bush Street, San Francisco 4, California, or may}; be delivered to said executrix personally at said address, or may be filed in the office of the Clerk of the above-entitled Court at any time after the publication of this notice and before the making of the sale. DATED: May 18, 1948. NELLIE .S. GRAM, also known as NELLIE S, COLLINS, . Executrix of the Estate of Eric Gram, Deceased. MESSRS. KEITH, CREEDE & SEDGWICK By GUNTHER R. DETERT Attorneys for Executrix. 1217. Mills Tower, San Francisco, California May 25, June 1, 8, 15, 22. day’s work. Copyright, 1948, United States Brewers Foundation of old, were. merely “inviting . their own doom.” . Doc. himself works overtime, MO \ ING. % with his daytime patients at the’ The fire which followed the office, and his evening calls. And. E 1906 San Francisco earthquake . Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD FIREPROOF STORAGE ‘Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 $35 CASH FOR YOUR OLD TREADLE SEWING MACHINE We will pay up to $35.00 CASH for your round bobbin Singer; Up to $27.50 for your long shuttle Singer, and up to $30.00 for your White Rotary machine. RAY & PHIL THEATRE destroyed 497 city blocks in vos heart of the city. Direction T. and D. Jr., Enterprises, Inc. TUESDAY THE OUTLAW With Hills Flat How skilled miners make dynamite behave JANE RUSSELL JACK BUETEL WEDNESDAY THURSDAY@ SLEEP MY LOVE -'CLAUDETTE COLBERT YBN Eo Be” Bn cn og ROBERT CUMMINGS : ¥ \ ~ . iN vs > BIG TOWN AFTER DARK HILLARY BROOKE PHILIP REED . WE ALSO BUY ALL OTHER MAKES Write or phone Tore Baby Shop & Sewing Center 117 East Bank Street Phone 1162-W Grass Valley SER AEE BY IRS Fe FRIDAY -SATURDAY YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME With icra ch tae Have you ever wondered how engineers can blast tunnels through granite with almost pin-point accuracy? Here briefly, is how it’s being done in two new P.G. and E. tunnels on the Feather River which soon will help turn out 270,000 new electrical JEANNE CRAIN as : oe oo horsepower. With a drilling platform, called a Jumbo, miners drill a special pattern of holes, 12ft.deep, into which charges of dynamite are packed. Drilling usually takes 4 hours, preparing charges another ¥% hour.then they’re ready to blast. IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF THE DANCE Enroll Now In yp e TON the record so a £2 ! VS POW ENS, \ Wy, COLORADO MONTE HALE ADRIAN BOOTH DAN DAILEY Blowers suck blast smoke from the tunnel. . Miners. usually \\ sean be back af BALLET, TOE, TAP, ACROBATIC, CHARACTER, AND BALLROOM . ‘SPECIALIZING IN CHILDREN, 3 YEARS AND UP Here’s a diagram of a typical patThe first blast removes the core. work in 30 minutes tern. Experienced engineers _ the others shape the sides, top , : can predict almost exactlywhat and bottom. It’s exciting work, Set “part of a huge will happen. All the dynamite going full speed ahead as P. G. er coe cnsaran does not explode at once. ActuandE.rushes America’s biggest 0 which will add ally,there arel0separateexplopower-building program .to ey? ation horsepower ! sions in a fraction of asecond. meet California’s needs. SUNDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY \ ~ RELENTLESS I. O. O. F. Hall, Nevada City ROBERT YOUNG Saturday morning and Afternoon Serra Hall, Grass Valley es Ba oo cee MARGUERITE CHAPMAN . . = 7). end’ PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY —_ VIOLA LA VERNE ARONSON, DIRECTOR Friday morning oar Work never stops on our powerbuilding program SIX W-648

sa caer stithenaaincchmtanspenann cape Bi aE TO NE te soso ust Ss Saceb emae awlt NllaacaapcSRIS g T cgs a oR aagib g EI ley during the past year and has been employed as deputy clerk in the Nevada County courthouse.The bridegroom is a veteran of the late war. Matron of honor was Mrs. Linda Towne, sister of the bridegroom. Thomas Campbell, brother of the bridegroom was best man. A reception held in the Campbell home was. attended by many friends and relatives of the couple, who will make their home in Grass Valley on returning from ~ their honeymoon. = GEORGE BOLES OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W ' Nevada City Grass Valley Man ; Weds Montana Girl GRASS VALLEY: The marriage of Miss Donna Marie Latimer and William Campbell took place Miss M. B. Finnigan were renewed . Sunday afternoon, June 6th, in the by the County Board of Education. . St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. Miss Nellie Rogers and Miss Am. Rev. Patrick O’Reilley performed anda Van Orden were recommend. the ceremony. R. J. Latimer gave ed fir life diplomas. his daughter in marriage. John' Werry and Dr. J. F. Shaw The bride graduated from the were elected delegates to the Dis. Butte High School, Montana in trict Camp in Sacramento by the} 1947. She has lived in Grass Vallocal camp of Woodmen. E. A. Moore and W. N. Lewis were the Insurance, Mimeographing, . alternates. ae Miss Libbie Langman was in Public Stenographer, Notary. Phone Answering Service San Francisco attending the Grand Circle of the Companions of the Forest as a delegate from Free102 West Main Street dom Circle of Nevada City. Grass Valley, Telephone 101-J NEVADA CO. LONG AGO (Continued from Page i) H. Cc. Sukeforth, Miss Percival and the organist, Mr. Turner. The primary teaching certifieates of Miss Lizzie Danforth and CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS CHART WORK FOR DEMOCRACY BOSTON, Mass., June 7—Declaring that democratic’ government is the instrument through which an’ irresistible, spiritual force is being channeled into the affairs of men, The Christian Science Board of Directors today urged Christian Scientists, in annual meeting, here, to work stréngly and actively for the defense of free governments throughout the world. Rightly conceived, the Directors told the Annual meeting of The Mother Church, The First Church. of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, democratic government is. something more than an aggregation of legislative acts and legalized rules of conduct. “Tt is the orderly unfoldment of the moral character and spiritual integrity of its citizens,’’ the spokesmen for the worldwide Christian Science movement affirmed. As such, they said, free government rightly merits active defense of its sacred purpose, in addition to the pious declarations of allegiance to-its outer form. Thousands of Christian Scientists from many parts of the world heard the Directors issue a distinct challenge to the’ proud, boastful ‘“‘Goliaths of today, as they go to and fro in the earth. Denying God, they ‘are denying their own life, for God is the only life of man,’ they stated. In free governments, now seriously endangered by the modern Goliaths, the Directors commented, there is a force that gathers its strength from ‘‘the same eternal truth given by Christ Jesus in his peerless Sermon on the Mount.’ Ultimately it shall be seen, they said, that ‘‘no individual or nation on earth can withstand the power and presence of God and His Christ.” The Directors’ statement highS-N CHAMBER PLANS: HIGHWAY SIGNS GRASS. VALLEY:. Secretary. Manager Hugh Brown of the Sierra Nevada Chamber of Commerce has been authorized to complete arrangements for erecting signs below Auburn and above the ‘junction of Highways 20 and 40, and to sign a one year contract with sign companies of San Francisco and Sacramento. The first sign to be erected will ‘be a 10 by '24 foot sign atyCisco Pines on Highway 40 east of the Junction with Highway 20. The second will be placed west of Auburn on Highway 40 on a site still to be selected. Another smaller sign will be erected at the actual junction of Highways 20 and 40. ELKS HEAR JUDGE SNELL ON FLAG DAY NEVADA CITY: The Nevada City Elks Lodge was host last evening to the Grass Valley Lodge in Flag -Day ceremonies to be given in the Elks Home here. Officers of the Nevada City Lodge staged ritualistic services. Judge James Snell was the principal speaker. Exalted Ruler John Sbaffi presided. A musical entertainment and other features were given. “a_Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, June 15, 1948 . $60,000 FOR S. AUBURN’ CTE ATS MINE’S City EnGRASS VALLEY: gineer Carlos McGuire has re! ported to the city council that an; . i 7ill be spent on . estimated $60,000 will be spe WE NEE Vics Bete. under the!. ; improving ice, accused of stealing the cast iron walls of a mine _ building, pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace George Gildersleeve Wednesday. He was sentenced to 30 days in the «county jail and fined $60. ; The owner of the building, Leo Angelino, was the complaining witness. — : MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE DISMISSED, LACK OF EVIDENCE NEVADA CITY: The charge of negligent manslaughter against Harse M. Hodson was dismissed at noon Thursday by Justice of the. Peace George Gildersleeve. A charge of drunkdriving was also dismissed. Hodson was arrested and placed under $1,000 bail May 15th, following an accident on the Bear Valley grade, when his car went over the bank and was stopped by a tree which killed his passenger Jerry Choat, a woman who had several other aliases. Frank G. Finnegan, for the defense, South Auburn. Street Burns Collier Act for it. Fences will be set back, sidewalks lowered and the _ street widened from’ the entrance of Highway 49 to Empire Street. The council was informed that Judge James Snell will hear the petition for a writ of mandamus prought by Cliff Moore against the city council to compel the city to issue licenses, under its ordinance, No. 62 for the operation of slot machines, for amusement only. eh 75 YEARS AGO: The following names were placed on the role of honor in the Graniteville School: A. D. Moore, teacher, Ada Shand, Bella Clark, Henry Young, Willie Young, John Dillon, Annie Dillon, Frank Conn, Chauncey Conn and_ Francis Simmons. ~ 2 Richard Kelsey, a pioneer of Nevada City, disposed of his large properties in this locality and is preparing to make his home elsewhere with a view to farming. Johnny Major, a former stage coach driver between Colfax and Nevada City and later proprietor and driver of the Grass Valley and Nevada Stage Coach was a candidate for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket. * ° The following pupils were on From where I sit.. by Joe Marsh, the roll of honor in the Washing<5 a : : ton School: Miss Maria Mubry,. ™ i ~ yi teacher, Mary Condan, ‘Carrie : ; = Shubener, George Kohler, Delia g Jennings, Adda Grissell, Willie Wilkinson, George King, Mary Jane Welch, Jessie Ludlow, Wallace’ Williamson, John Grissell, Foster Williamson, Josephine Condon. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF. SALE OF REAL PROPERTY No. 6702 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PLACER é In the Matter of. the Estate of ERIC GRAM, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned executrix of the Estate of Eric Gram, Deceased, will on or after the 10th day of.June, 1948, sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, upon the terms and eonditions hereinafter mentioned, and subject to confirmation . of the above-named Superior Court, all the right, title and interest and estate of the said Eric Gram, deceased, at the time of his death, which is the real property herejimafter described, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired of, and in, and to that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: a From a point of beginning located on«the Northerly property line of U. S.:. Highway 40 and at NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER°EUMBER YARD” 244 Boulder Street Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. Si

NUGGETEERS DANCE NEVADA. -CIFY.: -.Dhe Nugnesses. He read the law which . geteers, a folk dance club of Grass provides no penalty for running . Valley -and Nevada City opened off the road accidentally even if . their summer season Sunday with a passenger is hurt or killed. a potluck supper in Seaman’s Highway Patrolman George . Lodge, Pioneers Park, at 4 P. M. Hammill testified that when he Dancing followed for several arrived the driver, Hodson, was. hours. All those interested in folk not there, and the woman had died . dancing were invited to attend. apparently a few minutes before]. The club will participate in the he arrived. Under cross examina. Fourth of July celebration. Weekly tion he testified that several per. Sessions between this date and the sons-had been killed or injured on . Fourth will be devoted to practhe Bear Valley grade. A highway . ticing square and folk dances for patrolman from Placer County . that occasion, ‘brought Hodson to the _ scene, * Hammill testified, before he left. Invite your friends to visit Two witnesses testified they . Nevada County. smelled liquor on the defendant’s LOST breath, but no test : 2. . ests were made. 7) ogy wallet containing $5 and attorney put on no wit” Auverivsement How to Live Longer when he gets home he takes it easy with a mellow glass of beer a% chats with the missus until it’s time to go to bed. Someone asked Pappy Miller last week how he stayed so spry at ninety. Pappy told him: ports stressed the renaissance of religious activities throughout the postwar world, and re-empha“ * sized the privileges of free assemWed sie aor Se bly and freedom of worship as’ hard. When I set, I set loose. When the human symbols of “spiritual _$think, I go to sleep.” From where I sit, relaxing is a fine art—especially in these tense, U. S. Highway 40 Survey Station 279, South 64°37’ East 415.0 ft. along the Northerly property line U. S. Highway 40 to a highway Hammill said Hodson told him he f oss : y heads avin ut the Beven Gauss. .oCnuceee® _ rarer Peterson’s Service Station, House out of Marysville, but that A : he did not stop in Grass Valley or Drona Sivest, inder keeps return wallet to 6” x 6” cement marker, known as U. S. highway station 283 plus 15, Nevada City. reward and Acea Rollins, care of The Nugget Office, 305 Broad Street. lighted a series of papers and reports made to the Annual Meeting. Set against the background of the great Mother Church dome and the Church park resplendent with mid-Spring blooms, the refreedom.”’ With the warnings dangers to democratic of serious’ govern; According to Doc Hollister, that formula isn’t far amiss. “Hard ment, the Directors also gave as. work,” says Doc, “never wore out fast-moving times. And there’s nothing like a temperate glass of beer—enjoyed with pleasant comfree government, like the Goliaths surance that the antagonists of anyone before his time, providing he knew how and when to relax.” pany—to restore that easy frame of mind that one needs after a hard thence’ South 65°05’ East 230.55 ft. to the quarter corner of the Northeast one fourth of Section 22, Township 17 North, Range. 14 East M. D. B. & M. said quarter corner being common to. the: Northwest one quarter of Section 23, Township 17 North, Range 14 East, M. D. B. & M. Thence from the point of beginning. North 25°23’ East, 100.0 ft. to a point. Thence North 64°37’ West 100.0 ft. to a point. Thence South: 25°23’ West 100.0 ft. to a point located on the Northerly property line of U. S. Highway 40 and at a highway station 278. Thence South 64°37’ East 100.0 ft. along the Northerly property line U. §. Highway 40 to highway station 279, and to the point of beginning. Said parcel of land being 230 /1000 of.one acre more or less. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash in lawful money of the United States, 10% of the purchase money to be paid in cash, or by certified check, at the time of the acceptance of bid, and balance on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court; deeds, instruments and search of title the expense of vendee; taxes and insurance to be pro rated. All bids or offers must be in writing and may be left at the office of Messrs. Keith, Creede & Sedgwick, attorneys for said executrix, at Room. 1217, Mills Tower, 220 Bush Street, San Francisco 4, California, or may}; be delivered to said executrix personally at said address, or may be filed in the office of the Clerk of the above-entitled Court at any time after the publication of this notice and before the making of the sale. DATED: May 18, 1948. NELLIE .S. GRAM, also known as NELLIE S, COLLINS, . Executrix of the Estate of Eric Gram, Deceased. MESSRS. KEITH, CREEDE & SEDGWICK By GUNTHER R. DETERT Attorneys for Executrix. 1217. Mills Tower, San Francisco, California May 25, June 1, 8, 15, 22. day’s work. Copyright, 1948, United States Brewers Foundation of old, were. merely “inviting . their own doom.” . Doc. himself works overtime, MO \ ING. % with his daytime patients at the’ The fire which followed the office, and his evening calls. And. E 1906 San Francisco earthquake . Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD FIREPROOF STORAGE ‘Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 $35 CASH FOR YOUR OLD TREADLE SEWING MACHINE We will pay up to $35.00 CASH for your round bobbin Singer; Up to $27.50 for your long shuttle Singer, and up to $30.00 for your White Rotary machine. RAY & PHIL THEATRE destroyed 497 city blocks in vos heart of the city. Direction T. and D. Jr., Enterprises, Inc. TUESDAY THE OUTLAW With Hills Flat How skilled miners make dynamite behave JANE RUSSELL JACK BUETEL WEDNESDAY THURSDAY@ SLEEP MY LOVE -'CLAUDETTE COLBERT YBN Eo Be” Bn cn og ROBERT CUMMINGS : ¥ \ ~ . iN vs > BIG TOWN AFTER DARK HILLARY BROOKE PHILIP REED . WE ALSO BUY ALL OTHER MAKES Write or phone Tore Baby Shop & Sewing Center 117 East Bank Street Phone 1162-W Grass Valley SER AEE BY IRS Fe FRIDAY -SATURDAY YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME With icra ch tae Have you ever wondered how engineers can blast tunnels through granite with almost pin-point accuracy? Here briefly, is how it’s being done in two new P.G. and E. tunnels on the Feather River which soon will help turn out 270,000 new electrical JEANNE CRAIN as : oe oo horsepower. With a drilling platform, called a Jumbo, miners drill a special pattern of holes, 12ft.deep, into which charges of dynamite are packed. Drilling usually takes 4 hours, preparing charges another ¥% hour..then they’re ready to blast. IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF THE DANCE Enroll Now In yp e TON the record so a £2 ! VS POW ENS, \ Wy, COLORADO MONTE HALE ADRIAN BOOTH DAN DAILEY Blowers suck blast smoke from the tunnel. . Miners. usually \\ sean be back af BALLET, TOE, TAP, ACROBATIC, CHARACTER, AND BALLROOM . ‘SPECIALIZING IN CHILDREN, 3 YEARS AND UP Here’s a diagram of a typical patThe first blast removes the core.. work in 30 minutes tern. Experienced engineers _ the others shape the sides, top , : can predict almost exactlywhat and bottom. It’s exciting work, Set “part of a huge will happen. All the dynamite going full speed ahead as P. G. er coe cnsaran does not explode at once. ActuandE.rushes America’s biggest 0 which will add ally,there arel0separateexplopower-building program ..to ey? ation horsepower ! sions in a fraction of asecond. meet California’s needs. SUNDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY \ ~ RELENTLESS I. O. O. F. Hall, Nevada City ROBERT YOUNG Saturday morning and Afternoon Serra Hall, Grass Valley es Ba oo cee MARGUERITE CHAPMAN . . = 7). end’ PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY —_ VIOLA LA VERNE ARONSON, DIRECTOR Friday morning oar Work never stops on our powerbuilding program SIX W-648