May 11, 1948 (4 pages)

est OREN ere TTI evens erent OE Se eos ‘2—-Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, May 11, 1948 305 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. OAMLEY W. LEETE, dr. 2. Owner and Publisher 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 One year (in advance) One month (in advance) $3.00 Just Wonderin’. 1 Wonder when the month-of May Comes with her gift of precious days And calls to us in tender wise To walk life’s quiet ways; How eagerly our heart respond How dear the home ties. seem And how we follow memory’s paths In many a golden dream. May is a magic month and strange it would be if we did not respond to her manifold charms. This year, she came to our California with tender blue skies and perfumed breezes, with the mystery of growing things and the loveliness. of blossoming tree and vine. We caught the fragrance of blossom laden fruit trees and then one morning, we found the gold of Ophir roses had comie, as they have never failed to come,’ into the heart of the new singing year.’’ Beauty was about us everywhere, and as we watched the processes of ‘recreation, we knew that the world was not going to the dogs and that civilization could never be destroyed by atomic power—a way would be found, doubt and fear would not always prevail, sometime the good ship, Hope of the World, would make port and this weary old earth would find its blossom time. May brought us Mother’s Day, Father’s Day and Family Week and under the influence of awakened emotion and beneficient memories, family ties were strengthened and home was seen in its true relation to our way of life. We realized that home was indeed the unit of our civilization and that as such it must be kept securely guarded from corroding influences and that it was of all places the symbol of our strength as a nation. A closer relationship between parents and children, a mutual sympathy and understanding among all members of the family, would inevitably result in better contacts with the world at large, juvenile delinquency would cease to trouble and broken homes become far less numerous. We may feel great pride in a large imposing home, but from the little homes of America, we have received our greatest inspirations, and it is to these little homes that we owe our greatest allegiance. Truly there is no place like home, so let’s cultivate and improve our homes and our home relationships. Parents and children have many interests in common; and these interests should bind the members of the family together in unbreakable bonds of love and understanding. ‘Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like home.’ Let us cherish the little homes and look to them for (Please tyrn to Page 3) . Funeral Rites Wed. Last Rites Were For Newtown Woman Wednesday For (GRASS VALLEY: Funeral serMrs. Minnie S. Stone vices were he Tednesday after: ca ane Laas gia noon in the Hooper and Weaver GRASS VALLEY: Serayoside Mortuary for Mrs. Minnie 0. Kohservices were held Wednesday, ler, resident of the Newton Dis. 2{ternoon for Mrs. Minnie L. trict for 47 years. Rev. Frank Stone, 91, who died in Berkeley, May 8rd. The services were under Inthe auspices of the Hooper and Buck conducted the service. terment was in Greenwood Cemeter Weaver Mortuary and Rev. W. yal Turner, Pastor of the Congrega Mrs. Kohler was born in Virfoe e mt a ti se calgon Mate : tional Church, conducted them. gZinia City, 72 years ago. She came to Nevada County as the bride of William G. Kohler in 1901. She took a vital interest in rural betterment, and served as trustee of The remains were interred in the Masonie Cemetery. Mrs.—Stone was the widow if the late Mal P. Stone, one of the the Kentucky Flat School 25]early day school superintendents years. At the time of her death,. of Grass Valley. Surviving her Monday evening, she was clerk. are her daughters, Mrs. Edna of the school board. Price, Miss Marion Stone, Miss Surviving are her husband,. Helen.Stone, and Mrs, Catherine William G. Kohler, and sons Rob. Geritz, all of Berkeley, and Mrs. ert W. Kohler, of Nevada City. Rose Rew of. Orinda, Alameda County, and a son, W. F. Stone of Marysville. Eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren are bereaved. and William T. Kohler of Newton, } and sisters, Mrs. Ida Van Winkle of San Mateo, and Mrs. Clara Hultner of Newtown. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” 244 Boulder Street Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. and Efficiency Funeral arrangements” are trying in time of deep sorrow. For that reason, you'll prefer the sympathetic efficient’ staff at HOLMES FUNERAL~ Home. Every minute detail may be safely entrusted to us. At all times, reverence is shown for the dead and consideration for the living. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner 246 Sacramento St. Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE . Reverence. Nevada City Town Talk Man Interred In Greenwood Yates, Town Talk resident, was laid to rest Saturday afternoon in ,Greenwood Cemetery ‘following funeral services in the Myers Mortuary Chapel. Yates died Wednesday in a Nevada City hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marie Yates, and the following stepchildren: Mrs. Betty Dowell, Montana; Mrs. Ruth Peterson and Mrs. Gene Smithson, Grass Valley; Mrs. Rose Deties, Nevada City; and his sons, David and John Yates of Grass Valley, and another stepdaughter, Miss Joan Lavally. The deceased was a native of Kentucky, aged 41 years. He was employed by Staley’s sawmill on Banner Road. % Funeral Was Monday For George Haldeman NEVADA CITY: Funeral services took place at Holmes Funeral Home at 2 P. M. Monday, May 10th, for George D. Haldeman, who died Thursday in a local hospital following a year of illness. Haldeman,.a native of Trappe, Pennsylvania, aged 91, was a _retired contractor and builder.“He had lived here for. four years. The only known survivor is his niece, Mrs. Grace LaRue, who flew from Arizona to be present at the obsequies. Rev. Angus Miller, Trinity Episcopal Church, ducted the service. Rector of conLEGAL NOTICE No. 4847 : IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. Notice for Publication of Time Appointed for Proving Will, Ete. IN the Matter of the Estate of Henry Billiard, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY that Friday, the 7th day 1948, at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the ity of Nevada City, County of NeGIVEN of May vada, has been appointed by me as the time and place for proving the Will of said Henry Pilliard deceased, and for hearing the application of Alfred Pilliard for the issuance to him of Letters Testamentary when--and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated April 13, 1948. R. E. DEEBLE, Clerk. JOHN SBAFFI, Deputy Clerk. Price & Morony; Attorneys at Law, Anglo Bank Building, Chico, Caliornia. April 20, 27; May 4, 11 witty Nevada Cit INE y . D5) UPHOLSTERY = Z, SHOP 232 Commercial Street . HELP YOUR COUNTRY. HELP YOURSELF! There is still a very real need for every ounce of used fats we can salvage. The world-wide shortage is greater today than ever before. Please. keep saving and turning in your used kitchen fats. P. S. Yes! you do get paid for them. and you know how ready cash counts today. Keep Turning in Used Fats! American Fat Salvage Committee, Inc. --enanee SOSOCSECHOHSSSCSHHSSESSSSSSETEHSSESFVIVFFFSE eaeenranaeerne GRASS VALLEY: Stanley]. LEGAL NOTICE ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME No. 9017 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF FREDERICK CARL BIERWAGEN FOR CHANGE OF NAME. Whereas, Frederick Carl Bierwagen has filed his petition with the clerk of this court praying for an order of said court to change his name from Frederick Carl Bierwagen to Frederick Carl Bergen. Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered that all persons interested in the matter aforesaid appear at the courtroom of the said Superior Court at the Court House in the City of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on the 18th day of June, 1948; at the hour:of 10 A. M. of said day then and there to show cause, if any they have, why said application for change of name should not be granted. It is further ordered that a copy of this order to show cause be published in the Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, a newspaper. of general circulation published -in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, once a week for four (4) successive. weeks next preceding the date set for the hearing thereof. Dated: May 7, 1948. JAMES SNELBE, Judge of the Superior Court. WILLIAM J. CASSETTARI, Attorney for Petitioner. May. 11, 18,::25;. June: I. VV VV VV "I heard that Sue is married, do you know if it’s true?” No, lwonder what her net name is.” Brides-to-be, you owe it to your friends to tell them the happy news first-hand; don't let them “wonder what your name is now!” And they want to know when and where the event took place. The easy, quick and correct way is by . sending Wedding Announcements; all the newest forms and styles are on display here.a size for every taste and every pocketbook. A free Bride Booklet. all about the Wedding .-.ft’s authoritative and contains many hints you'll want to know about wedding etiquete . call for your copy. THE NUGGET PRESS 305 BROAD PHONE 36 NEVADA CITY GOGO 9 Sa OR ae eget ede geet te gengegeedesdenge neste ogee nie oe gee nteeesgeotedeteatenteoteodeae : , Grass Valley Radio Service 4 , Phone 1032 Sound Systems ® Recordings Philco Auto Radios Free Pick-up and Delivery in Nevada City a T Broad Street WITH YOUR FRIENDS TONIGHT _ AND ANY NIGHT AT THE Hob Nob Club “A lively place in a lively town with history” TOM MORRISON, Prop. Seveds City Mi. And Mrs: Dance Gives “Fishing” Party GRASS VALLEY: The Mr. and Mrs. Dance Club gave their closing party. last Saturday evening in the Elks ball room. The music was provided by Don Daniels and his orchestra. The theme of the ball was a “fishing party’. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Myers headed the committee in charge of arrangements and decorations. The president, George Raddue, presided over a short session in which the program for next year was considered. : of ‘Build Nevada County by telling your friends in other localities what a fine place it is to live. POLITICAL CANDIDATES Py 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 1st 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 For Assemblyman, 6th District LOUIS “Lou” HARTMAN For Assemblyman, 6th District MELVIN L. PIEROVICH For Assemblyman, 6th. District WILLIAM DURBROW For Assemblyman, 6th District MOVING Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD FIREPROOF STORAGE Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 Hills. Flat KeEleet ALLEN G. (Scoop) THURMAN Our SENATOR The Diary of a 49’er ae (Continued from Page . ) jackass below with him;’ says he will turn him out on a ranch where he can get a good living without work. He explained that he ¢ould not bear to think of somebody packing him with heavy loads over the rough rails and beating him to death. So he is with all of God's creatures, a tender heart for everything that lives. For the past month everything has seemed as unreal to me as a dream, and the thought comes oncé” in a while that I may wake up and find such to be the case. It is not quite three years since . left home and the people wondered at my courage in venturing into lan unknown country at the ends of the earth. Now it seems as if it was the center of the universe instead of the hub, and I have a sort of pity for those who are ignorant of its attractions. . have become a reader and a student. Books, which at one time were a weariness, good girl. Now, although she is the same Hetty, . am not the same man, and . know that we are not suited to each other. . was poor, now I am comparatively rich, and . have ambitions and aspirations to push on in the world and carve out a career, where three years ago I would have been content to take the Slocum farm and vegetate on it the rest of my life. I have faith that Marie will not only make me a good wife but also the then Pard, who has been such.a comfort.and-aid to me, made me solemnly promise that when . get through with my wanderings I. will come back to San Francisco and settle down there where we can still have each cther’s friendship. He quotes Emerson, “When you are sure of your friend, hold to him with hooks of steel.’ Well, it is a great change in three years and who who knows what the next three years will bring? (To be continued) Forest Ranger Is Promoted, Transferred NEVADA CITY: Guerdon Ellis, supervisor of Tahoe National Forest, reports that Alvin F. Wright, who has been assistant ~ ranger in the Downieville district has been promoted and ‘transferred to the Cleveland National Forest at San Diego, where he will be training officer in fire prevention and suppression. Wright's successor has ,not yet been named, but, according to Ellis, will be assigned shortly. Hoskins Named Honorary Fireman GRASS VALLEY. Sheriff Richard: W. Hoskins, for 25 years a member of the Grass Valley Fire Department, was transferred to the honorary list of members at the last regular meeting—of—the Eagle Company. This means that he will not be expected to answer fire calls on a 24 hour basis, though as the county’s chief peace officer, he will probably be present in event of any large conflagration. WANT MORE TIME FOR FUN AND PLAY? CALL NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY The family laundry takes the best part of two days out of the week if you do it at home. Let Nevada % City Home Laundry take this burden off your mind and have time for more interesting things. It’s less expensive than you think. Phone 491 NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY PHONE 491 NEVADA CITY $-PAINT NOW! Your pride in your home will be doubled with ~ a sparkling, new Paint Job CLIFF Shepherd Licensed. Contractor Specializes in Fire Retarding Paints for COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and HOME SPRAY PAINTING Phone 455 GRASS VALLEY 314 Henderson Street Endorsed by Farmers. Miner. Business and Progressive Leaders of this District. A Proven Friend of Veterans. HIS EXPERIENCE AND CIVIC RECORD MERITS YOUR SUPPORT. Elect LOUIS HARTMAN ASSEMBLY delight me. I came away engaged to be married to‘ay ~ < acompanion . need as a stimulus to my ambitions. Anda = . + «a = 4

est OREN ere TTI evens erent OE Se eos ‘2—-Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, May 11, 1948 305 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. OAMLEY W. LEETE, dr. 2.. Owner and Publisher 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 One year (in advance) One month (in advance) $3.00 Just Wonderin’. 1 Wonder when the month-of May Comes with her gift of precious days And calls to us in tender wise To walk life’s quiet ways; How eagerly our heart respond How dear the home ties. seem And how we follow memory’s paths In many a golden dream. May is a magic month and strange it would be if we did not respond to her manifold charms. This year, she came to our California with tender blue skies and perfumed breezes, with the mystery of growing things and the loveliness. of blossoming tree and vine. We caught the fragrance of blossom laden fruit trees and then one morning, we found the gold of Ophir roses had comie, as they have never failed to come,’ into the heart of the new singing year.’’ Beauty was about us everywhere, and as we watched the processes of ‘recreation, we knew that the world was not going to the dogs and that civilization could never be destroyed by atomic power—a way would be found, doubt and fear would not always prevail, sometime the good ship, Hope of the World, would make port and this weary old earth would find its blossom time. May brought us Mother’s Day, Father’s Day and Family Week and under the influence of awakened emotion and beneficient memories, family ties were strengthened and home was seen in its true relation to our way of life. We realized that home was indeed the unit of our civilization and that as such it must be kept securely guarded from corroding influences and that it was of all places the symbol of our strength as a nation. A closer relationship between parents and children, a mutual sympathy and understanding among all members of the family, would inevitably result in better contacts with the world at large, juvenile delinquency would cease to trouble and broken homes become far less numerous. We may feel great pride in a large imposing home, but from the little homes of America, we have received our greatest inspirations, and it is to these little homes that we owe our greatest allegiance. Truly there is no place like home, so let’s cultivate and improve our homes and our home relationships. Parents and children have many interests in common; and these interests should bind the members of the family together in unbreakable bonds of love and understanding. ‘Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like home.’ Let us cherish the little homes and look to them for (Please tyrn to Page 3) . Funeral Rites Wed. Last Rites Were For Newtown Woman Wednesday For (GRASS VALLEY: Funeral serMrs. Minnie S. Stone vices were he Tednesday after: ca ane Laas gia noon in the Hooper and Weaver GRASS VALLEY: Serayoside Mortuary for Mrs. Minnie 0. Kohservices were held Wednesday, ler, resident of the Newton Dis. 2{ternoon for Mrs. Minnie L. trict for 47 years. Rev. Frank Stone, 91, who died in Berkeley, May 8rd. The services were under Inthe auspices of the Hooper and Buck conducted the service. terment was in Greenwood Cemeter Weaver Mortuary and Rev. W. yal Turner, Pastor of the Congrega Mrs. Kohler was born in Virfoe e mt a ti se calgon Mate : tional Church, conducted them. gZinia City, 72 years ago. She came to Nevada County as the bride of William G. Kohler in 1901. She took a vital interest in rural betterment, and served as trustee of The remains were interred in the Masonie Cemetery. Mrs.—Stone was the widow if the late Mal P. Stone, one of the the Kentucky Flat School 25]early day school superintendents years. At the time of her death,. of Grass Valley. Surviving her Monday evening, she was clerk. are her daughters, Mrs. Edna of the school board. Price, Miss Marion Stone, Miss Surviving are her husband,. Helen.Stone, and Mrs, Catherine William G. Kohler, and sons Rob. Geritz, all of Berkeley, and Mrs. ert W. Kohler, of Nevada City. Rose Rew of. Orinda, Alameda County, and a son, W. F. Stone of Marysville. Eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren are bereaved. and William T. Kohler of Newton, } and sisters, Mrs. Ida Van Winkle of San Mateo, and Mrs. Clara Hultner of Newtown. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” 244 Boulder Street Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. and Efficiency Funeral arrangements” are trying in time of deep sorrow. For that reason, you'll prefer the sympathetic efficient’ staff at HOLMES FUNERAL~ Home. Every minute detail may be safely entrusted to us. At all times, reverence is shown for the dead and consideration for the living. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner 246 Sacramento St. Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE . Reverence.. Nevada City Town Talk Man Interred In Greenwood Yates, Town Talk resident, was laid to rest Saturday afternoon in ,Greenwood Cemetery ‘following funeral services in the Myers Mortuary Chapel. Yates died Wednesday in a Nevada City hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marie Yates, and the following stepchildren: Mrs. Betty Dowell, Montana; Mrs. Ruth Peterson and Mrs. Gene Smithson, Grass Valley; Mrs. Rose Deties, Nevada City; and his sons, David and John Yates of Grass Valley, and another stepdaughter, Miss Joan Lavally. The deceased was a native of Kentucky, aged 41 years. He was employed by Staley’s sawmill on Banner Road. % Funeral Was Monday For George Haldeman NEVADA CITY: Funeral services took place at Holmes Funeral Home at 2 P. M. Monday, May 10th, for George D. Haldeman, who died Thursday in a local hospital following a year of illness. Haldeman,.a native of Trappe, Pennsylvania, aged 91, was a _retired contractor and builder.“He had lived here for. four years. The only known survivor is his niece, Mrs. Grace LaRue, who flew from Arizona to be present at the obsequies. Rev. Angus Miller, Trinity Episcopal Church, ducted the service. Rector of conLEGAL NOTICE No. 4847 : IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. Notice for Publication of Time Appointed for Proving Will, Ete. IN the Matter of the Estate of Henry Billiard, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY that Friday, the 7th day 1948, at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the ity of Nevada City, County of NeGIVEN of May vada, has been appointed by me as the time and place for proving the Will of said Henry Pilliard deceased, and for hearing the application of Alfred Pilliard for the issuance to him of Letters Testamentary when--and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated April 13, 1948. R. E. DEEBLE, Clerk. JOHN SBAFFI, Deputy Clerk. Price & Morony; Attorneys at Law, Anglo Bank Building, Chico, Caliornia. April 20, 27; May 4, 11 witty Nevada Cit INE y . D5) UPHOLSTERY = Z, SHOP 232 Commercial Street . HELP YOUR COUNTRY.. HELP YOURSELF! There is still a very real need for every ounce of used fats we can salvage. The world-wide shortage is greater today than ever before. Please.. keep saving and turning in your used kitchen fats. P. S. Yes! you do get paid for them.. and you know how ready cash counts today. Keep Turning in Used Fats! American Fat Salvage Committee, Inc. --enanee SOSOCSECHOHSSSCSHHSSESSSSSSETEHSSESFVIVFFFSE eaeenranaeerne GRASS VALLEY: Stanley]. LEGAL NOTICE ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME No. 9017 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF FREDERICK CARL BIERWAGEN FOR CHANGE OF NAME. Whereas, Frederick Carl Bierwagen has filed his petition with the clerk of this court praying for an order of said court to change his name from Frederick Carl Bierwagen to Frederick Carl Bergen. Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered that all persons interested in the matter aforesaid appear at the courtroom of the said Superior Court at the Court

House in the City of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on the 18th day of June, 1948; at the hour:of 10 A. M. of said day then and there to show cause, if any they have, why said application for change of name should not be granted. It is further ordered that a copy of this order to show cause be published in the Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, a newspaper. of general circulation published -in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, once a week for four (4) successive. weeks next preceding the date set for the hearing thereof. Dated: May 7, 1948. JAMES SNELBE, Judge of the Superior Court. WILLIAM J. CASSETTARI, Attorney for Petitioner. May. 11, 18,::25;. June: I. VV VV VV "I heard that Sue is married, do you know if it’s true?” No, lwonder what her net name is.” Brides-to-be, you owe it to your friends to tell them the happy news first-hand; don't let them “wonder what your name is now!” And they want to know when and where the event took place. The easy, quick and correct way is by . sending Wedding Announcements; all the newest forms and styles are on display here..a size for every taste and every pocketbook. A free Bride Booklet.. all about the Wedding .-.ft’s authoritative and contains many hints you'll want to know about wedding etiquete . call for your copy. THE NUGGET PRESS 305 BROAD PHONE 36 NEVADA CITY GOGO 9 Sa OR ae eget ede geet te gengegeedesdenge neste ogee nie oe gee nteeesgeotedeteatenteoteodeae : , Grass Valley Radio Service 4 , Phone 1032 Sound Systems ® Recordings Philco Auto Radios Free Pick-up and Delivery in Nevada City a T Broad Street WITH YOUR FRIENDS TONIGHT _ AND ANY NIGHT AT THE Hob Nob Club “A lively place in a lively town with history” TOM MORRISON, Prop. Seveds City Mi. And Mrs: Dance Gives “Fishing” Party GRASS VALLEY: The Mr. and Mrs. Dance Club gave their closing party. last Saturday evening in the Elks ball room. The music was provided by Don Daniels and his orchestra. The theme of the ball was a “fishing party’. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Myers headed the committee in charge of arrangements and decorations. The president, George Raddue, presided over a short session in which the program for next year was considered. : of ‘Build Nevada County by telling your friends in other localities what a fine place it is to live. POLITICAL CANDIDATES Py 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 1st 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 For Assemblyman, 6th District LOUIS “Lou” HARTMAN For Assemblyman, 6th District MELVIN L. PIEROVICH For Assemblyman, 6th. District WILLIAM DURBROW For Assemblyman, 6th District MOVING Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD FIREPROOF STORAGE Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 Hills. Flat KeEleet ALLEN G. (Scoop) THURMAN Our SENATOR The Diary of a 49’er ae (Continued from Page . ) jackass below with him;’ says he will turn him out on a ranch where he can get a good living without work. He explained that he ¢ould not bear to think of somebody packing him with heavy loads over the rough rails and beating him to death. So he is with all of God's creatures, a tender heart for everything that lives. For the past month everything has seemed as unreal to me as a dream, and the thought comes oncé” in a while that I may wake up and find such to be the case. It is not quite three years since . left home and the people wondered at my courage in venturing into lan unknown country at the ends of the earth. Now it seems as if it was the center of the universe instead of the hub, and I have a sort of pity for those who are ignorant of its attractions. . have become a reader and a student. Books, which at one time were a weariness, good girl. Now, although she is the same Hetty, . am not the same man, and . know that we are not suited to each other. . was poor, now I am comparatively rich, and . have ambitions and aspirations to push on in the world and carve out a career, where three years ago I would have been content to take the Slocum farm and vegetate on it the rest of my life. I have faith that Marie will not only make me a good wife but also the then Pard, who has been such.a comfort.and-aid to me, made me solemnly promise that when . get through with my wanderings I. will come back to San Francisco and settle down there where we can still have each cther’s friendship. He quotes Emerson, “When you are sure of your friend, hold to him with hooks of steel.’ Well, it is a great change in three years and who who knows what the next three years will bring? (To be continued) Forest Ranger Is Promoted, Transferred NEVADA CITY: Guerdon Ellis, supervisor of Tahoe National Forest, reports that Alvin F. Wright, who has been assistant ~ ranger in the Downieville district has been promoted and ‘transferred to the Cleveland National Forest at San Diego, where he will be training officer in fire prevention and suppression. Wright's successor has ,not yet been named, but, according to Ellis, will be assigned shortly. Hoskins Named Honorary Fireman GRASS VALLEY. Sheriff Richard: W. Hoskins, for 25 years a member of the Grass Valley Fire Department, was transferred to the honorary list of members at the last regular meeting—of—the Eagle Company. This means that he will not be expected to answer fire calls on a 24 hour basis, though as the county’s chief peace officer, he will probably be present in event of any large conflagration. WANT MORE TIME FOR FUN AND PLAY? CALL NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY The family laundry takes the best part of two days out of the week if you do it at home. Let Nevada % City Home Laundry take this burden off your mind and have time for more interesting things. It’s less expensive than you think. Phone 491 NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY PHONE 491 NEVADA CITY $-PAINT NOW! Your pride in your home will be doubled with ~ a sparkling, new Paint Job CLIFF Shepherd Licensed. Contractor Specializes in Fire Retarding Paints for COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and HOME SPRAY PAINTING Phone 455 GRASS VALLEY 314 Henderson Street Endorsed by Farmers.. Miner.. Business and Progressive Leaders of this District. A Proven Friend of Veterans. HIS EXPERIENCE AND CIVIC RECORD MERITS YOUR SUPPORT. Elect LOUIS HARTMAN ASSEMBLY delight me. I came away engaged to be married to‘ay ~ < acompanion . need as a stimulus to my ambitions. Anda = . + «a = 4