October 14, 1948 (8 pages)

tr:es were adver cy tinue The Crawleys Ors’ ue7s much the same wet ms before; with emphasis cu => « chili, bamburegers, coffee, us ¢:rea.!saleg former Henrietta Glennon, has been ‘an Hospital District. The district includes occasional visitor at her parent’s home but it is the first visit in nearly five years for her husband. Guests invited to meet the young couple and enjoy the delicious refreshments and beautifully served buffet included Mr. and Mrs. ; the Nevada state line. 2f Nut-cna’ For Rees, the ty be known as the Tahoe Forest most of Placer and Nevada Counties east + the Sierras and running to ‘. the highest bidde: i1 eack cas, Mrs. The peti his buck Sunday morning near the Lavezzola Ranch hortheast of Downieville. It was a fine, big buck; a mule was used to pack it out—and as in. Many cases wherein a mule participates, then the trouble ‘began. R The Sheriff recently obtained the mulé from Guy N. Robinson, School at 9:45 A. M. Our Reading Room is in the}’ church foyer. It is open Mondays, . Wednesdays and Fridays, holidays excepted, from 2 to 4 P. M. The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit our Reading Room. “The Son of man came'not to well-known stockman, who sumbe ministered unto, but to. minis.tion points out that the need of -. products when the vu'ue t& hospital services due to the many mer ranges:cattle in this section. ter, and to give his life a ransom) . own aent asta. JT 9200. over , traffic accidents in that wide area Neil O’Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson said it was not a big for many” (Mark 10:45). This is Ly tot the prices wia Tee Mach ‘and other short-order house ims. involving as it does about oneFrank Finnegan and _ daughter, mule, about 700 pounds, young, the Golden Text for the Christian’ The name of the business,’ unhigher in all cases th-n the minihalf of the Tahoe Lake shoreline Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. John Larue, ‘and had given Robinson some Science Lesson-Sermen for Sunde; the néw owners, wii! be Ruth mum acceptable rates set by the : and highways, the road to Lake Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibbons, grief. day, October 17. The subject is Morest Service. and Roy's. The deer, which was ‘a big one Tahoe from the Y a mile west 6f Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Haley, Dr. The rates asked by the Tahoe “Doctrine of Atonement.’”’ aoe Truckee and Highway 40 from and Mrs,. Norbert Frey, Mr. and and weighed 185, pounds dressed, Forest -this year were 19c:. per .The . following citations are was tied on the mule’s back. Said: Donner Summit east to the state Mrs. Delbert Schiffner, Mr. and line r foot for silver tips and 1l4c taken from the sermon: line. ® Mrs. Barney Levett, Mr. and Mrs. “mule demurred, as mules freper linear foot for white fir, Prices The Bible: “Therefore let all quently do, Johnson endeavored County Clerk Ralph E. Deeble Ernest Whiting, Mrs. .Grace Enbid by the purchasers-ranged from says that the law states that withglebright, Mrs, T. S. Davey, Mr. to influence him by hand—and the house of Israel know assured19%6e to 32c per linear foot for foot. They made some progress. ly, that God hath made that same in twenty days after receiving Max Flindt, Miss Nancy Moore, silver tips and: from 14c to 25c¢c GColumbia NEVADA CITY: such a petition the board of suthe honorees, Mr. and Mrs. George The mule stepped into a yellow*Jesus, whom ye have. crucified, for white fir. Parlo> of the Native Diu rnters of pervisors must call a meeting for Rees and the host and hostess jacket’s nest, and things moved both Lord and Christ’’ (Acts 2:36). > sia pases wes h Corral the Golden West of faster. He laid down, trying to “Science and Health with Key a preliminary hearing on_ the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glennon. @n October 17th ae dicat a get the load off his back. Dewéy to the Scriptures’’ by Mary Baker petition. Plaque tn the covered bridge at and Turk also tried to get the Eddy: ‘“‘The final demonstration Bridgeport. deer loose, and the mule up, midst of the truth which Jesus taught, flying hooves. Dewey was kicked and for which he was crucified, The dedication «ll tyke place. in more places than he wanted opened a new era for thé world. at 1:30 P. M. Evrr-one is invited to count; Turk happened’ to be Those who slew him to stay his to attend the ceremony’ The cov. NEVADA CITY: Funeral servNEVADA CITY: Charles Morset just right for a hoof to lift influence perpetuated and extendthe ered bridge at NEVADA CITY: Fifty. five . ices took place Sunday at 2 P. M. andi, rancher, living in Nevada and roll him about 15 feet over ed it’’ (p. 43). si in Nevada ! deer only one now in hides have been turned in in the Holmes Funeral Home for County near Colfar, reported to ground, Dewey reported loss of County. by loc»! hunters in the campaign . Albert Knapp Snell, who died the sheriff this week that one-of skin when the mule bit a piece conducted locally by the Elks for: in San Francisco. Burial was in his fine yearling heifers had been from his’ shoulder. Looks like a yeternas hospitals throughout the the Masonic section of Pine Grove shot. case of “man-skinner,’’ instead of nition. Past Exalted Ruler WilCemetery, “fom Deputy Sheriff A. D. Pepper mule-skinner. 1m Wasley states the drive has The deceased was born in NeDewey says he calls the mule made an investigation and found en en unqualified success. vada City. He leaves his wife, the animal lying near the road Guy—and that’s the last time The hides are sent: to veterans Mrs. Carolyn V. Snell, and a son, with a bullet wound through its he’s going to tangle with him. -espitcls to be used in rehabiliAlbert Snell. He was a brother of Anyway, they got the deer to ‘tion work, teaching the veter{.illie and John Snell and of Mrs. head. Ohe of the hind quarters had been skinned out and taken, town.—Mt. Messenger. ns new trades which they can i, -Q. “Beedle. but the rest of the carcass was when discharged, He was a member of Chapter 6, left. Pepper believes the rustlers % Royal Arch Masons, a member of were frightened away. Morandi the Nevada Commandery, Knight Native Daughte-s Will Dedicate Plaque At Bridgevort Sunday ELKS COLLECT 55 CATTLE RUSTLERS SHOOT PRIZE HEIFER Inn Lumber Smash-up Templar, The funeral was under Masonie auspices. valued the heifer at $600, It was wu purebred Hereford. eo PERSONALS : NEVADA’ CITY: A suit was Mrs. F. F. Breese has returned fed Inst Wednesday by Claude from a trip to Los Angeles. % and Gladys M. Kistner, owners Dr. Aaron A. Arbogast of San * Doy¥e’s Inn, Hills: Flat, against Francisco visited his brother and NEVADA CITY: Funeral servon. Ray Baxter, H. S. Quirin wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cary S. Arbond Fritz Quirin,~-for damages ices were held in Holmes Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. gast, Peter Arbogast, and Mrs. mounting to $11,765,432. E. K. Davis for several days last charged that Buxter, drivChristina Stevens, who died Friweek. lumber truck operated the day night in a !ocal hospital. OffiSo carelessly that he cers of Evangeline Chapter, Order mped his lumber load against of Eastern Star, conducted the Rev. Angus Miller was .' front of the inn on October service. ‘$th,°.1$947, demolishing the enthee attending clergyman. Intertrance. windows and doors, piling ment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. ‘* up in the street with most of San Jose. Mrs. Stevens was born in MonLwainst ‘the.inn.Two: cars ‘sed in front of.the inn, ‘the treal, Canada, in 1866, She arrived Maint states were demolin Oregon in 1876 and was marhel, The inn stands at a curve ried to Henry Newton Stevens in > road. The complaint chargCalifornia in. 1888. Surviving 1s s Bex‘er was driving at an exher son, Lester C. Stevens of this eity. Four grandchildren. and sive rate of spéed. pe ERe LESits.) eae three great grandchildren’ survive. See nears Final Rites For Mrs. Christina Stevens YOUR CLOTHES ARE SPARKLING CLEAN WHEN RE TURNED FROM THE GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY “"t. St. Mary’s Grads "+ Business Jobs DIVORCES GLASS—In Nevada City, NeVALLEY: Miss: Marvada County, October 5, 1948, sre Nugent daughter of Mr. Betty Gatty Glass, against John 4d Mss. S. M. Nugent, 305 Pleas. 1 W. Glass; complaint filed; cruelty. nt Stree, Grass Valley, is now ey & : ‘mployved as secretary-in the ofSTELLA—In Nevada City, Neice of Catholic Welfare Bureau, yada County, October 8, 1948, AnSacramento. Miss Nugent is a tonio. Stella against Rosa Stella; sraduate. of Mount St. Mary’s complaint filed; cruelty. and DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET suSiness School, .closs of ’48 PHONE 108 Simmons, 2 the elcss of. ’46; graduate Mount: St: The "NEW LOOK” in Wedding Announcements October Enlistments YUEBAY CITY: California-Neyvida ing T'strict plins The : Northern Navy Recruit to enlist filed; vans t> continie t's eS & HADDY’S SHELL SERVICE MAIN & NEVADA un i Sg de wolicy of taking on‘y ‘volunteers. Enlistments are for three years.’ : This. record peacetime intake got <. t6 1 good start when 105 boys were enlisted during the first 2 days of October. Chief F. A, Strang, in charge of the Yuba City Nuvy Recruiting Station located in the Yuba City Post Ofthe Modern Bride as her trousseau. -.and rightly so. It is the correct, thrifty, modern way to inform her friends that she fice. mode this announcement. has been married: ‘(WE ARE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Many people wonder what our service includes. We believe our duties are exactly what the ot when. where. and — most important — her new name. words fully imply . to take me this may include flowers, newspaper notices, chapel, casket. And becaase of this integration, you are assured of one low price which includes everything. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME I” 808 tion Cards, Party In a a at Builders and Consumers Lumber Company compliments — +a ‘topy of-the Bride's “Booklet which explains the many A Small Leak Can gorits details of edding etiquette, tds westeved for you ahah de sanr-gfice. trees Seen he od “NUGGET “PRESS Cause A Big Expense FALL CHECK-UP . roof before winger’ storms be ‘a. Fall cheék-up. Expert me gin. Catch that small leak and chanics and special equipment repair ‘carburetor, fuel pump, it. yourself before it ruins ceilings, walls, furnish and ings. other parts . . . with written DAHL & STEINHOFF PHONE 36 HEADLEY’S GARAGE _Plara cod Broad Phone a71 Ruth & Roy’s (FORMERLY JACK’S PLACE). ; f *% & . 1& ‘In the 1948 budget session, as a member of thé Senate,.! voted for a continuance of tax reduction program on sales and income-taxes which has saved the taxpayers of: California more than $422,000,000 during the past five years. The above are but a few of the things for which . have vot ‘legislati which 1 supported. They are not promises, IT.1S MY RECORD! " 4. hy os patinat As . ! have repeatedly stated,. consider public office to be a public trust and during the six regular and fourteen s pecial sessions in which . .have had the honor to serve you in the State Legislature, . have endeavored to be true to that trust and the confidence which you placed in me. If you believe that . have been faithfu 1 eport to you. 305 BROAD STREET oCVrVrvwse -Time for a check-up on your ‘Sluggish motor? Chreck-infor chetk pnd *adjust spark plugs, COFFEE — BEER — SHORT ORDERS BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK “4E) “wT lower house have been the child care center program, increased aid for the blind and \With Materials from “FREE — with ‘one Corner Spring & Pine aged, legislation in behalf of the sportsmen, the laboring man, the mining industry, the lumber industry, the farmer, the stockman, the small businessman, and legislation in behalf. of our great natural resources of which the district . have the honor to represent is so abundantly supplied. . have supported legislation for the purpose of protecting our water rights in the water sheds of the mountain area in order that we may retain sufficient water for * our own needs before it is taken from us for the use of the large metropolitan districts. In the 1947 Session Senator Jesse Mayo and . introduced legislation allocating to the State division of water resources the sum of $250,000 for the purpose of making surveys in the mountain counties to determine the water needs of the area. This survey has been iin progress for several months and when completed will be of great value to the various counties which contain the great watersheds of the State. The survey already has resulted in counties filing on water rights to protect the watershed counties which are now largely supplying the great metropolitan areas with their water. In the matter of lower taxes little comment need be made, \ was a member of. the economy bloc. in the sessions of 1939, 1940 and 1941, which’ saved. the taxpayers. of California millions of dollars. ‘witations, Visiting “Cards, Informals, Gold vand Silver Wedding -Invitations, and Birth Announcements. Mechanical Work by “Rick” Rickey In the 1947 session, . also supported such progressive legislation as state aid to local health departments; state assistance to local districts in. qualifying for federal hospital construction funds and for the creation. of a state recreational commission. Other legislation which I have supported during the years . have served in the Nevada City Telephane 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE ding Invitations, Anmouncements, Recep FRANK LYSTRUP’S SERVICE GARAGE duced in behalf of our war veterans. Agriculture has received my support at all times. In the 1947 session, . was co-author on the Burns-Collier highway bill, the passage of which is now making possible the improvements of our rural highways, and Our county roads. J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner _Quality line of Wed It’s. our business! teachers, and our state employees and . have been a co-author on many bills intro~ 246 Sacramento St. Be sure to see our your mind, but can’t slip ours. During the years . have served the people of the ten counties . have consistently supported sound, progressive and constructive legislation. . have supported legislation in behalf of education, better pay for our school charge of all funeral details in time of sorrow: As you wish, -° ‘a something that may easily slip To the voters of Nevada County and the entire district I am deeply grateful for their confidence and support in my past two campaigns. . The short term to which you elected me will expire next January 1st: and . am now seeking a full four year term as your Senator. ‘In campaigning for reelection . am running on my record of ten years of service in the State Legislature, nine of which were served in the Assembly. . am now completing my first year in the Senate. No man .can_do much in the Senate in one year. However, my previous service in your behalf in the lower house, . beiieve, qualifies me for the four-year term . now seek. During my .ten years of service in the Legislature . have always endeavored to serve each county which . represented just as if . were a resident of that county. This . shall continue. to do as long as . have the honor to represent you. Should . again be elected to serve you, . believe that with;a four-year term, 1 can successfully complete much of the work which yet remains to’ be done in behalf of the district. . am already established in the legislature, have a thorough knowledge of the procedure and have the friendship of the men and women who make up your State Legislature, which is so necessary to the success of a legislator. Because of my experience in the Assembly, . was given appointments to several Senate committees upon my election last October. The committees include education, public health, local government, fish and game, and natural resources, all of which are committees of importance to the counties of the 7th District. In addition to the above . was recently appointed a member of the interim committee. on community housing and redevelopment. 536 om you Last October the people of Nevada County and the other two counties of the 7th Senatorial District, elected me to serve them in the State Senate for the unexpired term ef former Senator Seawell, who resigned following his election to another office. i In June of this year, the people of Nevada County and the district gave me a much larger vote and made it possib’e for me to seek reelection at the general election which will be held on November 2nd. the right places. No skimping of service at Haddy’s Shell Service. ‘ traditional drops A Statement To The of Nevada County _ Woters sai! s during October. This quota, aris 1 new peacetime high, 2% ‘mes greater than quota for last . Motober and 60% greater than Navy The 1948 August + (Political Advertisement) the right amount of grease in Miller against Jessie Lee Miller; complaint divorced spouse. service postcard. when your car is @ue for lubrication or repairs .*, . Dear Friends: lavyy Set For Big L. on HAMBURGERS 1292 BROAD STREET. 1,000-mile lubrication is the enemy of motor wear. Our “grease monkeys’ fight wear “and tear by giving your car WALKE—In Nevada City, Nevada County ,October 6, 1948, Mabel Madeline Walke against Herman W. Walke; complaint filed; cruelty. e He GILBERT — In Nevada ‘City, Nevada County, October 6, 1948, Verdell Next Door.to Sierra Feed Store Lake Olympia Road G. V. N. C. Highway . SAVE MOTOR WEAR » s siness School, has been inted . assistant accountant "ear Gye A ’ 8 tkinson and Jones Compy, «ervwick, Washington. Miss Simm: Since her graduation bog b a) empols ed with the State tiene y Commisston, Carson Emma Aldura Gilbert against Wiltv, Nevada. liam Gage Gilbert; complaint She 's now making her home in filed;. cruelty. “ennewick, Washingten. % eS ae ANNULMENT MILLER — In Nevada City, Nevada County, October 5, 1948, VV VU VY LAWN MOWER . SHARPENING SAW FILING WELDING LR. TONNESON Here’s a convenience you'll be quick to appreciate. Service Garage keeps a customer file —_— 3ue For $11,765 In Dave’ Your Car Has A Record At SERVICE GARAGE } Last Rites For . Albert Knapp Snell © a. Va. oe ee These tised in9 separste sales anc sold ington, Albert DOWNIEVILLE: “Turk” Johnson, son of Sheriff And Mrs. W. Dewey Johnson, got Sunday testimonial Wednesday evening meetings are held on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 8 o’clock. = as as. . ack’s . visor. tail party and buffet supper on Tuesday evening at their home on Sacramento Street in honor of their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. George Rees, who are visiting from Seattle, Wash = a2 Glennon awn & Dm Street, formerly k: Place. . E. ere Th FR : Joe Society Oba th ae . ,' the short-order house Mrs. Science 2.40282 @.te ee ss purehased = A and Christian ek ee he ea . NEVADA CITY: A petition signed by 260 resident of eastern Nevada and Placer counties has been filed asking the board of supervisors of the two counties to call an election for a district, NEVADA CITY: Fifteen thous1ad silver tip and 42,000 white fir and Mrs. christmas trees’ have recently 204 have been sold vy the T>xhoe National anit tnt Forest, according to Rk. E. Dasroad! manr, Assistant Forest Super ite Minna ones NEVADA CITY: Mr. entertained at a delightful cock The Hof Nevada City holds services every Sunday in their church at}, 114 Boulder St. at 11 o’clock., to that trust and. believe that my RECORD and EXPERIENCE entitle me to a four-year term in the: Senate, . shall appreciate your consideration and your vote at the election on Tuesday, November 2nd. Sincerely, ALLEN G. THURMAN Your State Senator 4 al Christmas Trees Sold; Total 15,000 Silvertips, 42,000 Fir RUTH AND ROY’S SHERIFF LENDS HAND, Mr. and Mrs. George Rees GETS FOOT, IN MULECARRYING-DEER CASE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH eel _JACK’S PLACE ~ CHANGES T0 Cocktail Party For HOSPITAL DISTRICT MAY BE FORMED IN E. NEVADA COUNTY 4— Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget—Oct. 14, 1948

tr:es were adver cy tinue The Crawleys Ors’ ue7s much the same wet ms before; with emphasis cu => « chili, bamburegers, coffee, us ¢:rea.!saleg former Henrietta Glennon, has been ‘an Hospital District. The district includes occasional visitor at her parent’s home but it is the first visit in nearly five years for her husband. Guests invited to meet the young couple and enjoy the delicious refreshments and beautifully served buffet included Mr. and Mrs. ; the Nevada state line. 2f Nut-cna’ For Rees, the ty be known as the Tahoe Forest most of Placer and Nevada Counties east + the Sierras and running to ‘. the highest bidde: i1 eack cas, Mrs. The peti his buck Sunday morning near the Lavezzola Ranch hortheast of Downieville. It was a fine, big buck; a mule was used to pack it out—and as in. Many cases wherein a mule participates, then the trouble ‘began. R The Sheriff recently obtained the mulé from Guy N. Robinson, School at 9:45 A. M. Our Reading Room is in the}’ church foyer. It is open Mondays, . Wednesdays and Fridays, holidays excepted, from 2 to 4 P. M. The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit our Reading Room. “The Son of man came'not to well-known stockman, who sumbe ministered unto, but to. minis.tion points out that the need of -. products when the vu'ue t& hospital services due to the many mer ranges:cattle in this section. ter, and to give his life a ransom) . own aent asta. JT 9200. over , traffic accidents in that wide area Neil O’Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson said it was not a big for many” (Mark 10:45). This is Ly tot the prices wia Tee Mach ‘and other short-order house ims. involving as it does about oneFrank Finnegan and _ daughter, mule, about 700 pounds, young, the Golden Text for the Christian’ The name of the business,’ unhigher in all cases th-n the minihalf of the Tahoe Lake shoreline Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. John Larue, ‘and had given Robinson some Science Lesson-Sermen for Sunde; the néw owners, wii! be Ruth mum acceptable rates set by the : and highways, the road to Lake Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibbons, grief. day, October 17. The subject is Morest Service. and Roy's. The deer, which was ‘a big one Tahoe from the Y a mile west 6f Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Haley, Dr. The rates asked by the Tahoe “Doctrine of Atonement.’”’ aoe Truckee and Highway 40 from and Mrs,. Norbert Frey, Mr. and and weighed 185, pounds dressed, Forest -this year were 19c:. per .The . following citations are was tied on the mule’s back. Said: Donner Summit east to the state Mrs. Delbert Schiffner, Mr. and line r foot for silver tips and 1l4c taken from the sermon: line. ® Mrs. Barney Levett, Mr. and Mrs. “mule demurred, as mules freper linear foot for white fir, Prices The Bible: “Therefore let all quently do, Johnson endeavored County Clerk Ralph E. Deeble Ernest Whiting, Mrs. .Grace Enbid by the purchasers-ranged from says that the law states that withglebright, Mrs, T. S. Davey, Mr. to influence him by hand—and the house of Israel know assured19%6e to 32c per linear foot for foot. They made some progress. ly, that God hath made that same in twenty days after receiving Max Flindt, Miss Nancy Moore, silver tips and: from 14c to 25c¢c GColumbia NEVADA CITY: such a petition the board of suthe honorees, Mr. and Mrs. George The mule stepped into a yellow*Jesus, whom ye have. crucified, for white fir. Parlo> of the Native Diu rnters of pervisors must call a meeting for Rees and the host and hostess jacket’s nest, and things moved both Lord and Christ’’ (Acts 2:36). > sia pases wes h Corral the Golden West of faster. He laid down, trying to “Science and Health with Key a preliminary hearing on_ the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glennon. @n October 17th ae dicat a get the load off his back. Dewéy to the Scriptures’’ by Mary Baker petition. Plaque tn the covered bridge at and Turk also tried to get the Eddy: ‘“‘The final demonstration Bridgeport. deer loose, and the mule up, midst of the truth which Jesus taught, flying hooves. Dewey was kicked and for which he was crucified, The dedication «ll tyke place. in more places than he wanted opened a new era for thé world. at 1:30 P. M. Evrr-one is invited to count; Turk happened’ to be Those who slew him to stay his to attend the ceremony’ The cov. NEVADA CITY: Funeral servNEVADA CITY: Charles Morset just right for a hoof to lift influence perpetuated and extendthe ered bridge at NEVADA CITY: Fifty. five . ices took place Sunday at 2 P. M. andi, rancher, living in Nevada and roll him about 15 feet over ed it’’ (p. 43). si in Nevada ! deer only one now in hides have been turned in in the Holmes Funeral Home for County near Colfar, reported to ground, Dewey reported loss of County. by loc»! hunters in the campaign . Albert Knapp Snell, who died the sheriff this week that one-of skin when the mule bit a piece conducted locally by the Elks for: in San Francisco. Burial was in his fine yearling heifers had been from his’ shoulder. Looks like a yeternas hospitals throughout the the Masonic section of Pine Grove shot. case of “man-skinner,’’ instead of nition. Past Exalted Ruler WilCemetery, “fom Deputy Sheriff A. D. Pepper mule-skinner. 1m Wasley states the drive has The deceased was born in NeDewey says he calls the mule made an investigation and found en en unqualified success. vada City. He leaves his wife, the animal lying near the road Guy—and that’s the last time The hides are sent: to veterans Mrs. Carolyn V. Snell, and a son, with a bullet wound through its he’s going to tangle with him. -espitcls to be used in rehabiliAlbert Snell. He was a brother of Anyway, they got the deer to ‘tion work, teaching the veter{.illie and John Snell and of Mrs. head. Ohe of the hind quarters had been skinned out and taken, town.—Mt. Messenger. ns new trades which they can i, -Q. “Beedle. but the rest of the carcass was when discharged, He was a member of Chapter 6, left. Pepper believes the rustlers % Royal Arch Masons, a member of were frightened away. Morandi the Nevada Commandery, Knight Native Daughte-s Will Dedicate Plaque At Bridgevort Sunday ELKS COLLECT 55 CATTLE RUSTLERS SHOOT PRIZE HEIFER Inn Lumber Smash-up Templar, The funeral was under Masonie auspices. valued the heifer at $600, It was wu purebred Hereford. eo PERSONALS : NEVADA’ CITY: A suit was Mrs. F. F. Breese has returned fed Inst Wednesday by Claude from a trip to Los Angeles. % and Gladys M. Kistner, owners Dr. Aaron A. Arbogast of San * Doy¥e’s Inn, Hills: Flat, against Francisco visited his brother and NEVADA CITY: Funeral servon. Ray Baxter, H. S. Quirin wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cary S. Arbond Fritz Quirin,~-for damages ices were held in Holmes Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. gast, Peter Arbogast, and Mrs. mounting to $11,765,432. E. K. Davis for several days last charged that Buxter, drivChristina Stevens, who died Friweek. lumber truck operated the day night in a !ocal hospital. OffiSo carelessly that he cers of Evangeline Chapter, Order mped his lumber load against of Eastern Star, conducted the Rev. Angus Miller was .' front of the inn on October service. ‘$th,°.1$947, demolishing the enthee attending clergyman. Intertrance. windows and doors, piling ment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. ‘* up in the street with most of San Jose. Mrs. Stevens was born in MonLwainst ‘the.inn..Two: cars ‘sed in front of.the inn, ‘the treal, Canada, in 1866, She arrived Maint states were demolin Oregon in 1876 and was marhel, The inn stands at a curve ried to Henry Newton Stevens in > road. The complaint chargCalifornia in. 1888. Surviving 1s s Bex‘er was driving at an exher son, Lester C. Stevens of this eity. Four grandchildren. and sive rate of spéed. pe ERe LESits.) eae three great grandchildren’ survive. See nears Final Rites For Mrs. Christina Stevens YOUR CLOTHES ARE SPARKLING CLEAN WHEN RE TURNED FROM THE GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY “"t. St. Mary’s Grads "+ Business Jobs DIVORCES GLASS—In Nevada City, NeVALLEY: Miss: Marvada County, October 5, 1948, sre Nugent daughter of Mr. Betty Gatty Glass, against John 4d Mss. S. M. Nugent, 305 Pleas. 1 W. Glass; complaint filed; cruelty. nt Stree, Grass Valley, is now ey & : ‘mployved as secretary-in the ofSTELLA—In Nevada City, Neice of Catholic Welfare Bureau, yada County, October 8, 1948, AnSacramento. Miss Nugent is a tonio. Stella against Rosa Stella; sraduate. of Mount St. Mary’s complaint filed; cruelty. and DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET suSiness School, .closs of ’48 PHONE 108 Simmons, 2 the elcss of. ’46; graduate Mount: St: The "NEW LOOK” in Wedding Announcements October Enlistments YUEBAY CITY: California-Neyvida ing T'strict plins The : Northern Navy Recruit to enlist filed; vans t> continie t's eS & HADDY’S SHELL SERVICE MAIN & NEVADA un i Sg de wolicy of taking on‘y ‘volunteers. Enlistments are for three years.’ : This. record peacetime intake got <. t6 1 good start when 105 boys were enlisted during the first 2 days of October. Chief F. A, Strang, in charge of the Yuba City Nuvy Recruiting Station located in the Yuba City Post Ofthe Modern Bride as her trousseau. -..and rightly so. It is the correct, thrifty, modern way to inform her friends that she fice. mode this announcement. has been married: ‘(WE ARE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Many people wonder what our service includes. We believe our duties are exactly what the ot when. where. and — most important — her new name. words fully imply .. to take me this may include flowers, newspaper notices, chapel, casket. And becaase of this integration, you are assured of one low price which includes everything. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME I” 808 tion Cards, Party In a a at Builders and Consumers Lumber Company compliments — +a ‘topy of-the Bride's “Booklet which explains the many A Small Leak Can gorits details of edding etiquette, tds westeved for you ahah de sanr-gfice. trees Seen he od

“NUGGET “PRESS Cause A Big Expense FALL CHECK-UP . roof before winger’ storms be ‘a. Fall cheék-up. Expert me gin. Catch that small leak and chanics and special equipment repair ‘carburetor, fuel pump, it. yourself before it ruins ceilings, walls, furnish and ings. other parts . . . with written DAHL & STEINHOFF PHONE 36 HEADLEY’S GARAGE _Plara cod Broad Phone a71 Ruth & Roy’s (FORMERLY JACK’S PLACE). ; f *% & . 1& ‘In the 1948 budget session, as a member of thé Senate,.! voted for a continuance of tax reduction program on sales and income-taxes which has saved the taxpayers of: California more than $422,000,000 during the past five years. The above are but a few of the things for which . have vot ‘legislati which 1 supported. They are not promises, IT.1S MY RECORD! " 4. hy os patinat As . ! have repeatedly stated,. consider public office to be a public trust and during the six regular and fourteen s pecial sessions in which . .have had the honor to serve you in the State Legislature, . have endeavored to be true to that trust and the confidence which you placed in me. If you believe that . have been faithfu 1 eport to you. 305 BROAD STREET oCVrVrvwse -Time for a check-up on your ‘Sluggish motor? Chreck-infor chetk pnd *adjust spark plugs, COFFEE — BEER — SHORT ORDERS BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK “4E) “wT lower house have been the child care center program, increased aid for the blind and \With Materials from “FREE — with ‘one Corner Spring & Pine aged, legislation in behalf of the sportsmen, the laboring man, the mining industry, the lumber industry, the farmer, the stockman, the small businessman, and legislation in behalf. of our great natural resources of which the district . have the honor to represent is so abundantly supplied. . have supported legislation for the purpose of protecting our water rights in the water sheds of the mountain area in order that we may retain sufficient water for * our own needs before it is taken from us for the use of the large metropolitan districts. In the 1947 Session Senator Jesse Mayo and . introduced legislation allocating to the State division of water resources the sum of $250,000 for the purpose of making surveys in the mountain counties to determine the water needs of the area. This survey has been iin progress for several months and when completed will be of great value to the various counties which contain the great watersheds of the State.. The survey already has resulted in counties filing on water rights to protect the watershed counties which are now largely supplying the great metropolitan areas with their water. In the matter of lower taxes little comment need be made, \ was a member of. the economy bloc. in the sessions of 1939, 1940 and 1941, which’ saved. the taxpayers. of California millions of dollars. ‘witations, Visiting “Cards, Informals, Gold vand Silver Wedding -Invitations, and Birth Announcements. Mechanical Work by “Rick” Rickey In the 1947 session, . also supported such progressive legislation as state aid to local health departments; state assistance to local districts in. qualifying for federal hospital construction funds and for the creation. of a state recreational commission. Other legislation which I have supported during the years . have served in the Nevada City Telephane 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE ding Invitations, Anmouncements, Recep FRANK LYSTRUP’S SERVICE GARAGE duced in behalf of our war veterans. Agriculture has received my support at all times. In the 1947 session, . was co-author on the Burns-Collier highway bill, the passage of which is now making possible the improvements of our rural highways, and Our county roads. J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner _Quality line of Wed It’s. our business! teachers, and our state employees and . have been a co-author on many bills intro~ 246 Sacramento St. Be sure to see our your mind, but can’t slip ours. During the years . have served the people of the ten counties . have consistently supported sound, progressive and constructive legislation. . have supported legislation in behalf of education, better pay for our school charge of all funeral details in time of sorrow: As you wish, -° ‘a something that may easily slip To the voters of Nevada County and the entire district I am deeply grateful for their confidence and support in my past two campaigns. . The short term to which you elected me will expire next January 1st: and . am now seeking a full four year term as your Senator. ‘In campaigning for reelection . am running on my record of ten years of service in the State Legislature, nine of which were served in the Assembly. . am now completing my first year in the Senate. No man .can_do much in the Senate in one year. However, my previous service in your behalf in the lower house, . beiieve, qualifies me for the four-year term . now seek. During my .ten years of service in the Legislature . have always endeavored to serve each county which . represented just as if . were a resident of that county. This . shall continue. to do as long as . have the honor to represent you. Should . again be elected to serve you, . believe that with;a four-year term, 1 can successfully complete much of the work which yet remains to’ be done in behalf of the district. . am already established in the legislature, have a thorough knowledge of the procedure and have the friendship of the men and women who make up your State Legislature, which is so necessary to the success of a legislator. Because of my experience in the Assembly, . was given appointments to several Senate committees upon my election last October. The committees include education, public health, local government, fish and game, and natural resources, all of which are committees of importance to the counties of the 7th District. In addition to the above . was recently appointed a member of the interim committee. on community housing and redevelopment. 536 om you Last October the people of Nevada County and the other two counties of the 7th Senatorial District, elected me to serve them in the State Senate for the unexpired term ef former Senator Seawell, who resigned following his election to another office. i In June of this year, the people of Nevada County and the district gave me a much larger vote and made it possib’e for me to seek reelection at the general election which will be held on November 2nd. the right places. No skimping of service at Haddy’s Shell Service. ‘ traditional drops A Statement To The of Nevada County _ Woters sai! s during October. This quota, aris 1 new peacetime high, 2% ‘mes greater than quota for last . Motober and 60% greater than Navy The 1948 August + (Political Advertisement) the right amount of grease in Miller against Jessie Lee Miller; complaint divorced spouse. service postcard. when your car is @ue for lubrication or repairs .*, . Dear Friends: lavyy Set For Big L. on HAMBURGERS 1292 BROAD STREET. 1,000-mile lubrication is the enemy of motor wear. Our “grease monkeys’ fight wear “and tear by giving your car WALKE—In Nevada City, Nevada County ,October 6, 1948, Mabel Madeline Walke against Herman W. Walke; complaint filed; cruelty. e He GILBERT — In Nevada ‘City, Nevada County, October 6, 1948, Verdell Next Door.to Sierra Feed Store Lake Olympia Road G. V. N. C. Highway . SAVE MOTOR WEAR » s siness School, has been inted . assistant accountant "ear Gye A ’ 8 tkinson and Jones Compy, «ervwick, Washington. Miss Simm: Since her graduation bog b a) empols ed with the State tiene y Commisston, Carson Emma Aldura Gilbert against Wiltv, Nevada. liam Gage Gilbert; complaint She 's now making her home in filed;. cruelty. “ennewick, Washingten. % eS ae ANNULMENT MILLER — In Nevada City, Nevada County, October 5, 1948, VV VU VY LAWN MOWER . SHARPENING SAW FILING WELDING LR. TONNESON Here’s a convenience you'll be quick to appreciate. Service Garage keeps a customer file —_— 3ue For $11,765 In Dave’ Your Car Has A Record At SERVICE GARAGE } Last Rites For . Albert Knapp Snell © a. Va. oe ee These tised in9 separste sales anc sold ington, Albert DOWNIEVILLE: “Turk” Johnson, son of Sheriff And Mrs. W. Dewey Johnson, got Sunday testimonial Wednesday evening meetings are held on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 8 o’clock. = as as. . ack’s . visor. tail party and buffet supper on Tuesday evening at their home on Sacramento Street in honor of their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. George Rees, who are visiting from Seattle, Wash = a2 Glennon awn & Dm Street, formerly k: Place. . E. ere Th FR : Joe Society Oba th ae . ,' the short-order house Mrs. Science 2.40282 @.te ee ss purehased = A and Christian ek ee he ea . NEVADA CITY: A petition signed by 260 resident of eastern Nevada and Placer counties has been filed asking the board of supervisors of the two counties to call an election for a district, NEVADA CITY: Fifteen thous1ad silver tip and 42,000 white fir and Mrs. christmas trees’ have recently 204 have been sold vy the T>xhoe National anit tnt Forest, according to Rk. E. Dasroad! manr, Assistant Forest Super ite Minna ones NEVADA CITY: Mr. entertained at a delightful cock The Hof Nevada City holds services every Sunday in their church at}, 114 Boulder St. at 11 o’clock., to that trust and. believe that my RECORD and EXPERIENCE entitle me to a four-year term in the: Senate, . shall appreciate your consideration and your vote at the election on Tuesday, November 2nd. Sincerely, ALLEN G. THURMAN Your State Senator 4 al Christmas Trees Sold; Total 15,000 Silvertips, 42,000 Fir RUTH AND ROY’S SHERIFF LENDS HAND, Mr. and Mrs. George Rees GETS FOOT, IN MULECARRYING-DEER CASE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH eel _JACK’S PLACE ~ CHANGES T0 Cocktail Party For HOSPITAL DISTRICT MAY BE FORMED IN E. NEVADA COUNTY 4— Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget—Oct. 14, 1948