May 6, 1949 (6 pages)

Grass Valley Invades Pioneer Park Sunday — [GRASS VALLEY BRAVES INVADE NEVADA CITY FOR RENEWAL OF INTRA-COUNTY SPORTS RIVALRY — Final arrangements have been completed and everything is set for the big baseball uniform beneNevada the by fit show given City Elks lodge tomorrow night in the Elks hall, Frank Stewart, director of the show, said this morning. the rehearsals this week indicate the performance will be one of the finest local shows in Nevada City. The evening’s festivities will start with a baked ham dinner at 7 o'clock with the show scheduled to start at 9 o’clock. Featured , performers of the show are snitch, an Madame Sophie Saphopera singer from San Francisco; Ivan Final arrangements have’ been completed for the appearance Sunday in the Wheatland centennial celebration of the Nevada county sheriff’s posse, at a special meeting to organize the riders for the affair. Bud Kyle, president, announced the posse’s first annual dance. will be held Saturday, May 28 at LeBarr Meadows. The public has been invited to the dance, Kyle said. LEADERS OF TWO CITIES CONFER HERE ON MAY 19 Dixie Lee Mauch, a dancer, and Ernie Young, acrobatic dancer who will stage a burlesque of Miss Board of directors of the Nevada chamber: of commerce meeting Tuesday evening in city hall issued an invitation to the city Grass City, Nevada of officials of councilmen-elect the Valley, trass Valley, and boards of di Mauch’s performance. George and Bill Campbell are arranging lights and scenery. Stewart said this morning. others who will perform in the show are rectors of the chambers of commerce of Nevada City and Grass Valley for a conference to beheld 149, here Thursday evening, May place and time to be designated Godnogutz, a Los Angeles impressario who is a wizard at from extracting the soothing stringed George Hanson, gut of sounds a cat; Dr. C. N. Kerrin, Murchel, Lucy Murchel, Cartoscelli, Bill Gibson, AlBob Smart, Moscoe Clapp, lan Peterson, Dick Prine, Chuck Hilthe and Campbell, George pert, Chet Frank Lionetes, ° Audrey Kerrin, Virginia Clapp, Bernice Gibson, Rose French and Dee Montonari. Dancing will follow after the. conclusion of the show, with Al Schweigert furnishing: "and the his ofchéstra music. CONSTRUCTION UP AS PERMITS ISSUED, 7 HOMES Construction industry in Nevada county took a spurt upward this week with the issuance of permits residence of worth $27,200, for ’ building by P. G. Scadden, JOHN LARUE APPOINTED CITY ATTORNEY county assessor. The total value of build‘ing for which permits have been issued by Scadden since a county ordinance requiring the permits beis now 1 came effective March $68,500. Clarence Deniz, route 2, Auburn, $1,000 stucco residence. Paul H. Atkinson, route 1, Grass Valley, $6,000 redwood frame residence, Grand View Terraces. Mrs. L. M. Owens, Truhkee, $9, council to order a general cleanup of the property at the northeast corner of the intersection of Broad and Union, and including the Hot George ported, ang Calanan, inspected clerk, re sewage dis possible change to a road. I. deeded C. Bell at the H. F. ‘Si’? Sofge, secretary, was instructed to dispatch'a letter to Assemblyman Francis Lindsay and State Senator Harold Johnson supconstruction of a naarmory in Nevada guard porting the Harleth Brock, commanding oOfficer of company -E,, 184th infantry, a in guard, national California the chamber, said the letter to chances of an armory for this area depends primarily upon the _ restoration of $6,000,000 to the original $10,000,000 national guard armory fund asked by Governor Earl Warren in his budget recommendations. I. Cc. Bell and Bill Novak, members of the city planning commission, said it. would be the com the city council Thursday evening that a fence of cedar poles, cyclone wire and rock be placed around the ball park. The board discussed revision of the city zoning ordinance. Bell stated under the present zoning ordinance it is impossible for new industry or business to enter the same time five-foot width of parallel the city to the the -road to 46-#eeti-width. Brock also declared he bring would council. J. F. Siegfried, chairman of the commission reported it held a meeting Monday and investigated the need of a fence at Pioneer park. The commission recommend ed a cedar piling fence along north side of the park and a rock wall along the road at the southern end of the baseball field. The council asked the commission to draw up a new zoning plan for the city to be presented at the next meeting of the city council. Siegfried was. authorized to survey the proposed site of a sewage disposal plant and sewerage lines. William Mullis reported a new dog pound will be ready within two weeks at the former location. All dogs not licensed will be picked 17-8 kicking the game is scheduled to start at 2:30 at Pioneer park. Manager Marvin Haddy says he will probably start the same lineup Sunday that has opened the two league games. The team will be Stockton Ports of league. Haddy Cousin language means easy pickings, a touch, a push soft EDINGER SHOWS FOR PHONE RATE PROTEST said the team Fe ‘Ss. “Tea! coln Edinger,«fabrica tion plant operator of Hills Flat, appeared before Wednesday morn Tobiassen, Frank C.Coughlan voted J. Carl and J. Other league games Sunday: MILK HEARING HERE MAY 20 AT COURTHOUSE The bureau of milk control, state an~ agriculture, of department nounced a milk hearing will be held May 20, in the Placer-Nevada milk marketing area in the supervisors” to ~$4.+ perior judge, $900 increase 000 for district attorney on parting’s méeting of the public utilities’ time basis or to $8,000 annual salcommission in San Francisco to ary for full time duty, and $380 audirepresent. area organizations proincrease to $1580 for county one teleph the of tor. testing the action company’s increase to ten cents here between toll long distance’ and Grass Valley. The toll prior to March 21 had been five cents. Edinger appeared at the hearing with the endorsement of the Nevada City chamber of commerce, recommendations and sent room, courthouse, Nevada City, at 10 a.m. The purpose office of county the hearing is distributing fluid milk within the area. One factor leading.to the calling of the hearings, bureau officials said, is the decline recently them to Lindsay in Sacramento, and the submitted were recommendations to the legislature as prescribed by law. Clark said the board was not in session at the time the procounty Nevada city council and . posals were forwarded to Lindsay. board of supervisors. All three orThe board rejected a claim for ganizations had filed protests of $1,000 by the Mammoth Springs the increase. gold mine, Lowell hill. The board The board of supervisors had said the claim was unauthorized. commissiom™ a the telegraphed Vernon’ Stoll, district attorney, copy of a_ resolution adopted by recommended rejection. The claim them Tuesday afternoon. was made by the company for use and of it own equipment in clearing protested The resolution condemneg the action of the Pasnow clogged roads during the Telegraph past winter. and: Telephone cific company in increasing its telephone Stoll also expressed the opinion and City Nevada between rate the of to receive evidence and testimony regarding the cost of producing and the the of foreman Curtis Clark, grang jury, said he signed & Truckee in Roseville A. C. Placerville in Colfax. Wolf & Royer in Folsom. su for salary annual nine. Lincoln in Auburn. The grand jury’s recommendations called for a $1300 increase $10,000 be team will be pfaying its opening game on the home diamond. recommendation. the deny to Henry Loehr was for approval and Warren Odell abstained. to will And in addition, Haddy said, the court judge, district attorney and Rowe California ful hustling squad despite its 12-0 setback last Sunday by the Lin Nevada county board of supervisors Tuesday denied the recommendation of the grand jury for salary increases for the superior auditor. the out after its second victory and should win for two reasons. Nevada. City likes nothing better than whipping Grass Valley in gports. The local team is a power in Note: baseball’s considerably strengthened by the addition of Ainsley Fouyer, who returned Monday from the BOARD DENIES JURY PROPOSAL OF PAY BOOSTS who’s busy taking her picture. ~< } give right-of-way for sewer line. City planning commission reported it will not initiate any projects and will consider only those projects referred to it by the city Braves, over.). ST: PETERSBURG, FLA.—Can it be true that nobody want to owners on Calvary street, present* play ball with Evelyn Dupes, of ed a deed to the city for sufficient St. Petersburg? Here she stands right-of-way to form an alley on and waits, with nary a soul photographer Piety hill. One name is yet to he but. the around as a road to be known as Broek ‘by (Editor’s yellow width property to the city for use angered Valley would be different when they play their county cousins in Neévada City. zone, Herb Nile, on behalf of property affixed to the deed and the city accepted pending the addition of Grass Braves said next Sunday’s game ter be discussed with Max Solaro, for The be brief with flag raising ceremony and introduction of managers. The Fireballs» gave Colfax around them last Sunday to mar Grass Valley’s opening festivities, held a practice session Wedensday evening and will. have another this evening. Manager Steve Pelayo of the posal site. Hugh Steinhoff, operator of the Headley garage, appeared before the council and objected to the red line’ placed on the curb in front of his garage by the street department. Taylor suggested the ,mat property to Mill. to City for Game With “County Cousins” men were present. Representatives of the California board of health were here Wednes day, pitching and batting Opening festivities will Braves Invade Nevada have a rest., Thomas H. Ta ylo r presided at the meeting in the absence of A. B. Innis, mayor. All other council : The conference has oe called the signature. and other Application of Byron E. Brock centennial discuss to and others for annexation to the promotion and_ publicity. Brock also The board of directors adopted city was accepted. deeded 1500 lineal feet of 40-foot city the ing resolution petition a recommendation Both teams are strong this year with Nevada City apparently having the edge in to later. mission’s Valley Braves John Larue, local attorney, was appointed city attorney last night by the. city council at its regular meeting in city hall. He succeeds William E. Wright who resigned because of ill health and a desire City tional county. team will open against its perennial rivals, the Grass % ELKS SHOW SET FOR SATURDAY, NIGHT, MAY 7 . Sheriff's Posse To Ride in Wheatland Centennial Sunday Nevada baseball league and the nameless Nevada City Play Ball! a Volume 22—No. 19 Baseball comes to Nevada City Sunday afternoon. It will be the opening home game of the 1949 Placer Friday, May 6, 1949 NEVADA CITY (Nevada County) CALIFORNIA in the price paid by processors to producers for milk used in manu facturing dairy products, such as evaporated and powdered milk, but. ter, ice cream, ete. Under the California milk control. law, the bureau is required to scive due consideration to the rela tionship between the‘price paid for milk used in making dairy products and that paiq for bottled milk. Preliminary to the hearing, the bureau is conducting studies into the cost of producing and distributing milk within the area. Following the hearing, and within 30 days, the bureau must make a finding in which it will state purchasing up and if not claimed within 72 Grass Valley 100 per cent. agent could not be combined with hours will be destroyed. The board asked the commisthe county clerk-auditor office bewhether or not there will be a The council renewed the garbage i sion for relief from ‘“‘excessive and cause holder of the combined office change in the minimum prices paid 000 frame residence. Charles C, disposal contract with John Zunino exorbitant increase which will hinas auditor, would be auditing his the minimum and producers to Warner, Tahoe City, contractor. city. for five years. der and retarg the economy of our own purchase: orders. prices of milk sold at retail and TT). M. Laymance, Oakland, Dr. B. W. Hummelt appeared The city agreed to run a water county business.” Tobiassen reported a fire escape wholesale in the marketing area. $2500 frame residence, Cherry before the board of directors apsupply pipeline to the airport. for the thirg floor of the courtThe the _of minimum state establishes E. R. Ingalls, manager pealing for protests to the public Acres: subdivision. The council authorized a new house would cost between’ $1,000 prices but does not set maximum stated , exchange e telephon local M. L. Burdette, Washington star utilities commission hearing of Padisposal box to be placed in front moo in om 4 aE increase in rate was in line with and $1200. The fire escape has prices. route, $2000 frame residence, 8 cific Telephone & Telegraph comof the Union building at the corthe general increase in the cost of been recommended by the grand miles northeast of Nevada City. pany’s request for increase of teleak ner of Pine and Broad. It will reliving since the war, Ingalls said jury. Don Daniels, route 1, Nevada phone toll between Grass Valley place the box destroyed during the Robert L. Tamblyn. was apresiand Nevada City. The commission the telephone company had retainbasolite brick $6,000 City, snows. ed the pre-war rate as long as it pointed insurance broker for thee Willow valley road. Daniel operates shad granted an interim increase Purchase of I beams for a new was econgmically feasible. county. chinchilla ranch in Willow valley. to 10 cents from five cents per storage building at the city street George Hansen, appearing on Melford Olson, route’ 2, Auburn, call March 21. He announced Ted local'. Dr. Bernard W. Hummelt, equipment yard was authorized. $700 frame ‘residence. Edinger, fabrication plant. operaphysician, and one of. the leading behalf of the Fourth of July centor, would appear for Nevada City protestants of the toll rate increase, tennial committee, requested $1500 Next regular meeting of the at the. hearing which was held said: he was not opposed to a modfrom the county for the celebraCALENDAR OF EVENTS Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock erate rate -inerease, however he tion. The board tabled the request. California Hydraulic Mining assoThe board leased road equipciation will be held at the Bret Today feels the increase of 100 per cent in San Francisco. ment from the Capitol Tractor & Hart Inn, Grass Valley, on Sunday, Sofge told the board he had is entirely out of line. Hummelt Rabbit Breeders Association Equipment company, Sacramento, May 8, beginning at 2 p.m. This conditions in this been visited earlier. Tuesday by card party, Seaman’s lodge, 8 p-m. ‘said conomic to be used in Tobiassen’s district. is the election meeting. Bilt Clayton, assistant manager of area do not warrant such an inNative Daughters of the, Golden Lease rate is $765 per month. Guest speaker will be Mort: Simi Lyss, Chicago Park, spellSacramento district of state chamWest, Columbia Parlor No, 70, at crease, the distance between the Turner, division of mines geologist. ber of commerce, who had appeared two cities is only four miles, and ing champion of Nevada county, French Corral. His topic will be ‘‘Radio-activity there is no sharp demarcation bewill be in Sacramento tomorrow, before the board of supervisors. Nevada City high school *versua and U-235”. invited the members of Marysville high school, baseball, at tween the two communities. appearing in the central California Clayton He will demonstrate a Geiger the board—of supervisors to join the is Simi district elimination. Marysville, 3 p.m. counter on radio-active minerals. Mother’s day tea and fashion son of Erich Lyss, route 1, Colfax, with engineers and staff of the diFuneral services were held MonThe pre-meeting luncheon will be Lillian vision of highways and members show, high school gymnasium, at of Mrs. pupil and is a day in Oakland form Mrs. Pearl at 1 p.m. i Hughes of the Chicago Park eleof the boards of supervisors of 2 pm. -*ayne, for many years a well-known other counties on a tour through mentary school. resident of Columbia hill. She was Saturday, May 7 The written: test will be held in the northern counties of California \ , Eugene M. Hickman, operator of the cousin of H. A. Curnow of Nethe Sacramento Bee auditorium at June 6 to 9. The tour would be Elks club baseball benefit dinHickman’s Transportation Service, vada City. _1 p.m., with the oral test at 3 p.m. scheduled to reach here at noon Fred Bush, observer ner and show, Elks hall, 7 p.m, The former Nevada county womNevada City, has filed a petition The contestants from elementary of the last day. Thursday, April 28 . 73 43 Central California spelling bee in in bankruptcy in the federal court an died Saturday night at her home Ray Spickelmier, George Hanschools all over the central part Friday, April 29 .«.. 55 32 Sacramento, 1 p.m, in Oakland. Mrs. Payne was the in Sacramento. sen and Moscoe ‘Smart, members of California, will be royally Saturday, April 30 . 63 BL . Card party and dance, French daughter of Thomas E. Curnow, suHickman lists $266,502 in debts treated while at the state capital. of the chamber’s centenial comSunday, May 1 ...-+6st Corral schoolhouse, 7:30 p.m. perintendent of the Eureka Conband $2,357 .in non exempt assets. will represent the group They will .stay at Hotel Senator mittee, Monday, May 2 ic.csscoce 73 4 Of the total debts listed, $186,572 solidated gold mine. She was the at tonight’s meeting of centennial GEIGER COUNTER ON, . DISPLAY AT CHMA SIMI LYSS GOES TO SACRAMENTO SPELLING CONTEST TOMORROW Mrs. Pearl Payne Is Interred in Oakland EUGENE HICKMAN FILES BANKRUPTCY IN COURT and Sunday will be . entertained Sunday, May 8 is a possible contingent liability in a damage suit filed as the result of Grass Valley Braves versus Neerans Memorial building. John Crocker art gallery, Sutter’s Fort, and the zoo. Noon picnic will be Fortier, president of Grass Valley vada City, Placer-Nevada league an accident. in .which.a Hickman truck was involved. . : held Sunday at William Land park. chamber of commerce, will preside. game, Pioneer park, 2:30 p.m. to sightseeing tours of the capitol, promoters in Grass Valley at Vet a " er Ta a 355k The Weather widow of Arthur Payne. Her grandfather was A. S. Bigelow. She is survived by three daughters two sisters. A “a and Tuesday, May 8 .. 59 Wednesday, May 4 . 64 88 8B Precipitation: April 29, 20; é 30, heavy dew; May 2, .12, 9.

Grass Valley Invades Pioneer Park Sunday — [GRASS VALLEY BRAVES INVADE NEVADA CITY FOR RENEWAL OF INTRA-COUNTY SPORTS RIVALRY — Final arrangements have been completed and everything is set for the big baseball uniform beneNevada the by fit show given City Elks lodge tomorrow night in the Elks hall, Frank Stewart, director of the show, said this morning. the rehearsals this week indicate the performance will be one of the finest local shows in Nevada City. The evening’s festivities will start with a baked ham dinner at 7 o'clock with the show scheduled to start at 9 o’clock. Featured , performers of the show are snitch, an Madame Sophie Saphopera singer from San Francisco; Ivan Final arrangements have’ been completed for the appearance Sunday in the Wheatland centennial celebration of the Nevada county sheriff’s posse, at a special meeting to organize the riders for the affair. Bud Kyle, president, announced the posse’s first annual dance. will be held Saturday, May 28 at LeBarr Meadows. The public has been invited to the dance, Kyle said. LEADERS OF TWO CITIES CONFER HERE ON MAY 19 Dixie Lee Mauch, a dancer, and Ernie Young, acrobatic dancer who will stage a burlesque of Miss Board of directors of the Nevada chamber: of commerce meeting Tuesday evening in city hall issued an invitation to the city Grass City, Nevada of officials of councilmen-elect the Valley, trass Valley, and boards of di Mauch’s performance. George and Bill Campbell are arranging lights and scenery. Stewart said this morning. others who will perform in the show are rectors of the chambers of commerce of Nevada City and Grass Valley for a conference to beheld 149, here Thursday evening, May place and time to be designated Godnogutz, a Los Angeles impressario who is a wizard at from extracting the soothing stringed George Hanson, gut of sounds a cat; Dr. C. N. Kerrin, Murchel, Lucy Murchel, Cartoscelli, Bill Gibson, AlBob Smart, Moscoe Clapp, lan Peterson, Dick Prine, Chuck Hilthe and Campbell, George pert, Chet Frank Lionetes, ° Audrey Kerrin, Virginia Clapp, Bernice Gibson, Rose French and Dee Montonari. Dancing will follow after the. conclusion of the show, with Al Schweigert furnishing: "and the his ofchéstra music. CONSTRUCTION UP AS PERMITS ISSUED, 7 HOMES Construction industry in Nevada county took a spurt upward this week with the issuance of permits residence of worth $27,200, for ’ building by P. G. Scadden, JOHN LARUE APPOINTED CITY ATTORNEY county assessor. The total value of build‘ing for which permits have been issued by Scadden since a county ordinance requiring the permits beis now 1 came effective March $68,500. Clarence Deniz, route 2, Auburn, $1,000 stucco residence. Paul H. Atkinson, route 1, Grass Valley, $6,000 redwood frame residence, Grand View Terraces. Mrs. L. M. Owens, Truhkee, $9, council to order a general cleanup of the property at the northeast corner of the intersection of Broad and Union, and including the Hot George ported, ang Calanan, inspected clerk, re sewage dis possible change to a road. I. deeded C. Bell at the H. F. ‘Si’? Sofge, secretary, was instructed to dispatch'a letter to Assemblyman Francis Lindsay and State Senator Harold Johnson supconstruction of a naarmory in Nevada guard porting the Harleth Brock, commanding oOfficer of company -E,, 184th infantry, a in guard, national California the chamber, said the letter to chances of an armory for this area depends primarily upon the _ restoration of $6,000,000 to the original $10,000,000 national guard armory fund asked by Governor Earl Warren in his budget recommendations. I. Cc. Bell and Bill Novak, members of the city planning commission, said it. would be the com the city council Thursday evening that a fence of cedar poles, cyclone wire and rock be placed around the ball park. The board discussed revision of the city zoning ordinance. Bell stated under the present zoning ordinance it is impossible for new industry or business to enter the same time five-foot width of parallel the city to the the -road to 46-#eeti-width. Brock also declared he bring would council. J. F. Siegfried, chairman of the commission reported it held a meeting Monday and investigated the need of a fence at Pioneer park. The commission recommend ed a cedar piling fence along north side of the park and a rock wall along the road at the southern end of the baseball field. The council asked the commission to draw up a new zoning plan for the city to be presented at the next meeting of the city council. Siegfried was. authorized to survey the proposed site of a sewage disposal plant and sewerage lines. William Mullis reported a new dog pound will be ready within two weeks at the former location. All dogs not licensed will be picked 17-8 kicking the game is scheduled to start at 2:30 at Pioneer park. Manager Marvin Haddy says he will probably start the same lineup Sunday that has opened the two league games. The team will be Stockton Ports of league. Haddy Cousin language means easy pickings, a touch, a push soft EDINGER SHOWS FOR PHONE RATE PROTEST said the team Fe ‘Ss. “Tea! coln Edinger,«fabrica tion plant operator of Hills Flat, appeared before Wednesday morn Tobiassen, Frank C.Coughlan voted J. Carl and J. Other league games Sunday: MILK HEARING HERE MAY 20 AT COURTHOUSE The bureau of milk control, state an~ agriculture, of department nounced a milk hearing will be held May 20, in the Placer-Nevada milk marketing area in the supervisors” to ~$4.+ perior judge, $900 increase 000 for district attorney on parting’s méeting of the public utilities’ time basis or to $8,000 annual salcommission in San Francisco to ary for full time duty, and $380 audirepresent. area organizations proincrease to $1580 for county one teleph the of tor. testing the action company’s increase to ten cents here between toll long distance’ and Grass Valley. The toll prior to March 21 had been five cents. Edinger appeared at the hearing with the endorsement of the Nevada City chamber of commerce, recommendations and sent room, courthouse, Nevada City, at 10 a.m. The purpose office of county the hearing is distributing fluid milk within the area. One factor leading.to the calling of the hearings, bureau officials said, is the decline recently them to Lindsay in Sacramento, and the submitted were recommendations to the legislature as prescribed by law. Clark said the board was not in session at the time the procounty Nevada city council and . posals were forwarded to Lindsay. board of supervisors. All three orThe board rejected a claim for ganizations had filed protests of $1,000 by the Mammoth Springs the increase. gold mine, Lowell hill. The board The board of supervisors had said the claim was unauthorized. commissiom™ a the telegraphed Vernon’ Stoll, district attorney, copy of a_ resolution adopted by recommended rejection. The claim them Tuesday afternoon. was made by the company for use and of it own equipment in clearing protested The resolution condemneg the action of the Pasnow clogged roads during the Telegraph past winter. and: Telephone cific company in increasing its telephone Stoll also expressed the opinion and City Nevada between rate the of to receive evidence and testimony regarding the cost of producing and the the of foreman Curtis Clark, grang jury, said he signed & Truckee in Roseville A. C. Placerville in Colfax. Wolf & Royer in Folsom. su for salary annual nine. Lincoln in Auburn. The grand jury’s recommendations called for a $1300 increase $10,000 be team will be pfaying its opening game on the home diamond. recommendation.

the deny to Henry Loehr was for approval and Warren Odell abstained. to will And in addition, Haddy said, the court judge, district attorney and Rowe California ful hustling squad despite its 12-0 setback last Sunday by the Lin Nevada county board of supervisors Tuesday denied the recommendation of the grand jury for salary increases for the superior auditor. the out after its second victory and should win for two reasons. Nevada. City likes nothing better than whipping Grass Valley in gports. The local team is a power in Note: baseball’s considerably strengthened by the addition of Ainsley Fouyer, who returned Monday from the BOARD DENIES JURY PROPOSAL OF PAY BOOSTS who’s busy taking her picture. ~< } give right-of-way for sewer line. City planning commission reported it will not initiate any projects and will consider only those projects referred to it by the city Braves, over.). ST: PETERSBURG, FLA.—Can it be true that nobody want to owners on Calvary street, present* play ball with Evelyn Dupes, of ed a deed to the city for sufficient St. Petersburg? Here she stands right-of-way to form an alley on and waits, with nary a soul photographer Piety hill. One name is yet to he but. the around as a road to be known as Broek ‘by (Editor’s yellow width property to the city for use angered Valley would be different when they play their county cousins in Neévada City. zone, Herb Nile, on behalf of property affixed to the deed and the city accepted pending the addition of Grass Braves said next Sunday’s game ter be discussed with Max Solaro, for The be brief with flag raising ceremony and introduction of managers. The Fireballs» gave Colfax around them last Sunday to mar Grass Valley’s opening festivities, held a practice session Wedensday evening and will. have another this evening. Manager Steve Pelayo of the posal site. Hugh Steinhoff, operator of the Headley garage, appeared before the council and objected to the red line’ placed on the curb in front of his garage by the street department. Taylor suggested the ,mat property to Mill. to City for Game With “County Cousins” men were present. Representatives of the California board of health were here Wednes day, pitching and batting Opening festivities will Braves Invade Nevada have a rest., Thomas H. Ta ylo r presided at the meeting in the absence of A. B. Innis, mayor. All other council : The conference has oe called the signature. and other Application of Byron E. Brock centennial discuss to and others for annexation to the promotion and_ publicity. Brock also The board of directors adopted city was accepted. deeded 1500 lineal feet of 40-foot city the ing resolution petition a recommendation Both teams are strong this year with Nevada City apparently having the edge in to later. mission’s Valley Braves John Larue, local attorney, was appointed city attorney last night by the. city council at its regular meeting in city hall. He succeeds William E. Wright who resigned because of ill health and a desire City tional county. team will open against its perennial rivals, the Grass % ELKS SHOW SET FOR SATURDAY, NIGHT, MAY 7 . Sheriff's Posse To Ride in Wheatland Centennial Sunday Nevada baseball league and the nameless Nevada City Play Ball! a Volume 22—No. 19 Baseball comes to Nevada City Sunday afternoon. It will be the opening home game of the 1949 Placer Friday, May 6, 1949 NEVADA CITY (Nevada County) CALIFORNIA in the price paid by processors to producers for milk used in manu facturing dairy products, such as evaporated and powdered milk, but. ter, ice cream, ete. Under the California milk control. law, the bureau is required to scive due consideration to the rela tionship between the‘price paid for milk used in making dairy products and that paiq for bottled milk. Preliminary to the hearing, the bureau is conducting studies into the cost of producing and distributing milk within the area. Following the hearing, and within 30 days, the bureau must make a finding in which it will state purchasing up and if not claimed within 72 Grass Valley 100 per cent. agent could not be combined with hours will be destroyed. The board asked the commisthe county clerk-auditor office bewhether or not there will be a The council renewed the garbage i sion for relief from ‘“‘excessive and cause holder of the combined office change in the minimum prices paid 000 frame residence. Charles C, disposal contract with John Zunino exorbitant increase which will hinas auditor, would be auditing his the minimum and producers to Warner, Tahoe City, contractor. city. for five years. der and retarg the economy of our own purchase: orders. prices of milk sold at retail and TT). M. Laymance, Oakland, Dr. B. W. Hummelt appeared The city agreed to run a water county business.” Tobiassen reported a fire escape wholesale in the marketing area. $2500 frame residence, Cherry before the board of directors apsupply pipeline to the airport. for the thirg floor of the courtThe the _of minimum state establishes E. R. Ingalls, manager pealing for protests to the public Acres: subdivision. The council authorized a new house would cost between’ $1,000 prices but does not set maximum stated , exchange e telephon local M. L. Burdette, Washington star utilities commission hearing of Padisposal box to be placed in front moo in om 4 aE increase in rate was in line with and $1200. The fire escape has prices. route, $2000 frame residence, 8 cific Telephone & Telegraph comof the Union building at the corthe general increase in the cost of been recommended by the grand miles northeast of Nevada City. pany’s request for increase of teleak ner of Pine and Broad. It will reliving since the war, Ingalls said jury. Don Daniels, route 1, Nevada phone toll between Grass Valley place the box destroyed during the Robert L. Tamblyn. was apresiand Nevada City. The commission the telephone company had retainbasolite brick $6,000 City, snows. ed the pre-war rate as long as it pointed insurance broker for thee Willow valley road. Daniel operates shad granted an interim increase Purchase of I beams for a new was econgmically feasible. county. chinchilla ranch in Willow valley. to 10 cents from five cents per storage building at the city street George Hansen, appearing on Melford Olson, route’ 2, Auburn, call March 21. He announced Ted local'. Dr. Bernard W. Hummelt, equipment yard was authorized. $700 frame ‘residence. Edinger, fabrication plant. operaphysician, and one of. the leading behalf of the Fourth of July centor, would appear for Nevada City protestants of the toll rate increase, tennial committee, requested $1500 Next regular meeting of the at the. hearing which was held said: he was not opposed to a modfrom the county for the celebraCALENDAR OF EVENTS Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock erate rate -inerease, however he tion. The board tabled the request. California Hydraulic Mining assoThe board leased road equipciation will be held at the Bret Today feels the increase of 100 per cent in San Francisco. ment from the Capitol Tractor & Hart Inn, Grass Valley, on Sunday, Sofge told the board he had is entirely out of line. Hummelt Rabbit Breeders Association Equipment company, Sacramento, May 8, beginning at 2 p.m. This conditions in this been visited earlier. Tuesday by card party, Seaman’s lodge, 8 p-m. ‘said conomic to be used in Tobiassen’s district. is the election meeting. Bilt Clayton, assistant manager of area do not warrant such an inNative Daughters of the, Golden Lease rate is $765 per month. Guest speaker will be Mort: Simi Lyss, Chicago Park, spellSacramento district of state chamWest, Columbia Parlor No, 70, at crease, the distance between the Turner, division of mines geologist. ber of commerce, who had appeared two cities is only four miles, and ing champion of Nevada county, French Corral. His topic will be ‘‘Radio-activity there is no sharp demarcation bewill be in Sacramento tomorrow, before the board of supervisors. Nevada City high school *versua and U-235”. invited the members of Marysville high school, baseball, at tween the two communities. appearing in the central California Clayton He will demonstrate a Geiger the board—of supervisors to join the is Simi district elimination. Marysville, 3 p.m. counter on radio-active minerals. Mother’s day tea and fashion son of Erich Lyss, route 1, Colfax, with engineers and staff of the diFuneral services were held MonThe pre-meeting luncheon will be Lillian vision of highways and members show, high school gymnasium, at of Mrs. pupil and is a day in Oakland form Mrs. Pearl at 1 p.m. i Hughes of the Chicago Park eleof the boards of supervisors of 2 pm. -*ayne, for many years a well-known other counties on a tour through mentary school. resident of Columbia hill. She was Saturday, May 7 The written: test will be held in the northern counties of California \ , Eugene M. Hickman, operator of the cousin of H. A. Curnow of Nethe Sacramento Bee auditorium at June 6 to 9. The tour would be Elks club baseball benefit dinHickman’s Transportation Service, vada City. _1 p.m., with the oral test at 3 p.m. scheduled to reach here at noon Fred Bush, observer ner and show, Elks hall, 7 p.m, The former Nevada county womNevada City, has filed a petition The contestants from elementary of the last day. Thursday, April 28 .. 73 43 Central California spelling bee in in bankruptcy in the federal court an died Saturday night at her home Ray Spickelmier, George Hanschools all over the central part Friday, April 29 .«... 55 32 Sacramento, 1 p.m, in Oakland. Mrs. Payne was the in Sacramento. sen and Moscoe ‘Smart, members of California, will be royally Saturday, April 30 .. 63 BL . Card party and dance, French daughter of Thomas E. Curnow, suHickman lists $266,502 in debts treated while at the state capital. of the chamber’s centenial comSunday, May 1 .....-+6st Corral schoolhouse, 7:30 p.m. perintendent of the Eureka Conband $2,357 .in non exempt assets. will represent the group They will .stay at Hotel Senator mittee, Monday, May 2 ic.csscoce 73 4 Of the total debts listed, $186,572 solidated gold mine. She was the at tonight’s meeting of centennial GEIGER COUNTER ON, . DISPLAY AT CHMA SIMI LYSS GOES TO SACRAMENTO SPELLING CONTEST TOMORROW Mrs. Pearl Payne Is Interred in Oakland EUGENE HICKMAN FILES BANKRUPTCY IN COURT and Sunday will be . entertained Sunday, May 8 is a possible contingent liability in a damage suit filed as the result of Grass Valley Braves versus Neerans Memorial building. John Crocker art gallery, Sutter’s Fort, and the zoo. Noon picnic will be Fortier, president of Grass Valley vada City, Placer-Nevada league an accident. in .which.a Hickman truck was involved. . : held Sunday at William Land park. chamber of commerce, will preside. game, Pioneer park, 2:30 p.m. to sightseeing tours of the capitol, promoters in Grass Valley at Vet a " er Ta a 355k The Weather widow of Arthur Payne. Her grandfather was A. S. Bigelow. She is survived by three daughters two sisters. A “a and Tuesday, May 8 .... 59 Wednesday, May 4 .. 64 88 8B Precipitation: April 29, 20; é 30, heavy dew; May 2, .12, 9.