April 22, 1947 (4 pages)

NEVADA . CITY.GRASS VALLEY NUG NUGGE : TUESDAY, APRIL . 22 . preterapr ic side” he 2 and was ‘prominent in Elks attivities. Pail bearers were El‘in Williems. Brock: Hartman, A. Tick, Elton Bennetts,’ Fred Foote and Wendell Hartley. _ GRASS VALLEY: Grasevide serViees were conducted under direction ‘gf Hooper and Weaver Mortuary ¥ Saturday for Maurice Kach, who died OPENED so ateere GOODS Opensd eatned @sods may be storNIEVADA CITY 1.ONG AGOFLOY MARGARET REYNOLDS —_1___ ——_ I i 1 m San Bernardino Wednesday. The services were condicted by the Grass Valley Elks Lodge. The obsequies «rstor. took place Saturday at 11 a. m. itcite, _ For _ in So Kach conducted a Seacance or ed in the 4 te ane ears in the refrig-. gays Genere’ ~ Electric of withort harm to flavor, apnutritive content. 20 YEARS AGO Ajbert MDressler of San Francollector of historical items . ang widely known for his historical . writings was visiting in Nevada City following a trip to Downieville where he gathered eighteen large cartons land three rates of relics. In the lot . was the fi-=t cash register taken to Downieville, some very old cooking utensils that had been in the Guold basement for over fifty years, an old lantern that hung in the St. Charles Hotel. a large rair of gold scales for weighing up to 100 pounds and an . cisco, HER BIRTHSTONE RING, mW 10 KARAT GOLD Cd ee’ old leather trunk filled ith early — day clothing and bric-a-brac. Mr. 18.75 DNreseler al<o fathered data to be nsed in pu»lication of two books, one regarding tise early days of the Chinlese and the other a biography of John Mason who went to Sierra County in 1851 and was still living. Mrs. Razian Tuttie went to Auburn where she spoke to the Woman’s Improvement Club on The Miracle. Mrs. FPF. G.Scadden and Mrs. . and under. which it was proposed to build a railrod from Colfax to Ne-}« vada City and Grass Valley passed the senate and was sent to the assemblv where Assemblyman Barker, Bell, Everett and Days of thie county were waiting to push it through. Ellerton’s Dramatic and Comedy Troup was playing at the Nevada Theatre in the thrilling and beautiful play. Fair Maid of Crossey. The east included the Misses May and Ella Griffin, Sam P. Everett, Wm. Ellerton and Tony Ward. The net receipts of a ball given for the benefit of the Catholic Church were $900. By a new revenue law a poll tax of $2 on every male inhabitant of the state between the ages of 21 and 60 was levied and was to be paid in to the county school fund, W. L. Mobley accompanied her. 50 YEARS AGO A quartz ledge showing free gold was discovered in William Hoskins’ lot on Piety Hill. John McCarthy sold his group of mines in ‘Woashington township. Sale included a water right of 400 inches of water and a ditch eight miles lonz and includ<-d all the ground and claims from the Henest Frank and El Capitan not made -»public. 4000 inhiatitants was purely a minjing town. The Deer Creek basin in which it is located had hundreds of quartz tlodes, mafy of which were being. worked and money paid out for labor in them amounted to from $35,000 to $45,000 monthly. County Clerk J. J. Greany and L. J. Trautman were the winners in 2 suit dramwine contest held at Frank Smith’s. Miss May Goés avd Mrs. Leitiia W. Owen of Dukham and Mrs. Ruth Dodd of Redding were helding evan. gelical meetings at the Congregathe peculiar fact that the initials of their surmames spelled “GOD” al. took seats in the same order. Mrs. ‘‘Cada’’ Thompson an historic Comstock character died at her home in Virginia City after along colorful, notorious career. 75 YEARS AGO pany held in pledge by W. B. Bourn San. Francisco. to Poorman’s Creek below the Spanish Mine. The price was Nevada City with a population of tonal Ckudth. The ladies, aware of . f. Ways registered their names in that/}) order and entered or left a room or. # Seven hundred and fifty shares of stock in the North Star Mining Comfor $75.000 yas sold at auction -1n The bill providing for tram roads WASHINGTON NOTES. By Congressman Clair Engle PUBLIC LANDS HEARINGS On May 19th and 20th the people of Mono and Inyo counties will have an opportunity to tell the Public Lands Committee of the House what they think about the activities of the City of Los Angeles in that area. The committee has set aside those days to hold hearings on the. bill which I introduced repealing the act which would permit the city of Los Anga.es to buy some of the best recreational area, grazing. and mining lands in California for $1.25 per acre. It is expected the City of Los Angeles will have strong represen!ation present to oppose this legislation. : The latter part of the same week, May 21, 22 and 23 the committee will hear witniesses on the general bills to reimburse county governments for tax losses due to federal owaershin. I have introduced two of these measures and have requested the hearings. This legislation is 07 vital concern to all the counties i: my district where extensive federal ‘pinvou # ME AT! FEED HIM } t ota % bis at ¥ (aS te ae LOLOL AAI IE! SE “RICH INNECESSARY FOOD rs We carry the Best Meats obtainable. It is. our pride to serve our patrons with . good meat at good’ values. 213 Commanncal Gieses Nevada City Telephone 67 owrershir cuts down the tax rolls. win J. Regan of Trinity County who Put and supervisor Ernest Hodge of TuoPublic Lands Committee of the NaTUESDAY, ele tionel County Officials Association THURSDAY AY ANp . to come to Washington to testify. House intriduced to reimburse the gold BURGESS MEE miners for losses under the order and DAVID NiVEN which closed the gold mines. Exten¢ sive hearings were held on this meashave asked district attorney Ed$s president of the Western States » Lunds Courties Association, ylic umne County who is chairman of. the MAGNIFICENT DOLL With GINGER ited GOLD BILLS The Judiciary Committee is appointing a special eomnittee to hear the bill which of the subee FRIDAY AND SATURDAy WAKE UP Deal With JUNE HAVER JOHN PAYNE ure during the last session and a ver, good record has been prepared I have been unable up to the present to gef a date set by the banking and currency ccmmittee to hear the bill to create a free market for domestic newly mined gold. This committee of course has been kept busy with pai! blamed , failure of the sugar and rent control legislaved Molat tion. ted to blat California bees produced 420,000 he agenda © pounds of beeswax in 1946. With ROY ROGERs gi, This dis ied in dise Nn, SPOTLESSLY CLEAN IS THE. WAY WE RETURN YOUR * LAUNDRY Our modern, efficient equipment does PERFECT WORK AT MINIMUM COST tor preventit ing labor le anion curbs. TS raft of Ohio MF ate bill, slig the severe ! jot thousand aeat the m ‘TELEPHONE 491 NEVADA CITY , nig Home Laundry 240 Boulder Street ernor Robe Iowa anti-c Senate past nesday des by thousan: is expected order offic ent it reac ne New Tire Service “cure $7.00 NEVADA CITY TIRE SERVICE P. L. BULLARD » 230 Commercial Street . 3 DOORS UP FROM THE POST are Vata LA t . f . > HAVE YOU TRIED THE ARMY and NAVY MAR WAR SURPLUS _ CLOTHING: HARDWARE. Phone 276W s For Cleaning . Try our Modern Cleaning Establishment. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Pickup and ae if Di citizen . VALET CLEANERS §f «« granted Commercial Street Phone 234W Nevada Gir . ag . ~ —— 5 went j MILITARY SERVICE BE branch Honorably discharged veterans of the U. at . iy 4 ‘ titled to full military honors at their funerals. W . Federa on file complete information on this matter a will im “8 zi pleased to advise anyone on, the necessary iy taken for such a service. Write or telephone for pointment. og, AE ; . ; —a B Hooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—AMBULANCE SERVICE 46 Church Street GRASS VALLEY

NEVADA . CITY.GRASS VALLEY NUG NUGGE : TUESDAY, APRIL . 22 . preterapr ic side” he 2 and was ‘prominent in Elks attivities. Pail bearers were El‘in Williems. Brock: Hartman, A. Tick, Elton Bennetts,’ Fred Foote and Wendell Hartley. _ GRASS VALLEY: Grasevide serViees were conducted under direction ‘gf Hooper and Weaver Mortuary ¥ Saturday for Maurice Kach, who died OPENED so ateere GOODS Opensd eatned @sods may be storNIEVADA CITY 1.ONG AGOFLOY MARGARET REYNOLDS —_1___ ——_ I i 1 m San Bernardino Wednesday. The services were condicted by the Grass Valley Elks Lodge. The obsequies «rstor. took place Saturday at 11 a. m. itcite, _ For _ in So Kach conducted a Seacance or ed in the 4 te ane ears in the refrig-. gays Genere’ ~ Electric of withort harm to flavor, apnutritive content. 20 YEARS AGO Ajbert MDressler of San Francollector of historical items . ang widely known for his historical . writings was visiting in Nevada City following a trip to Downieville where he gathered eighteen large cartons land three rates of relics. In the lot . was the fi-=t cash register taken to Downieville, some very old cooking utensils that had been in the Guold basement for over fifty years, an old lantern that hung in the St. Charles Hotel. a large rair of gold scales for weighing up to 100 pounds and an . cisco, HER BIRTHSTONE RING, mW 10 KARAT GOLD Cd ee’ old leather trunk filled ith early — day clothing and bric-a-brac. Mr. 18.75 DNreseler al<o fathered data to be nsed in pu»lication of two books, one regarding tise early days of the Chinlese and the other a biography of John Mason who went to Sierra County in 1851 and was still living. Mrs. Razian Tuttie went to Auburn where she spoke to the Woman’s Improvement Club on The Miracle. Mrs. FPF. G.Scadden and Mrs. . and under. which it was proposed to build a railrod from Colfax to Ne-}« vada City and Grass Valley passed the senate and was sent to the assemblv where Assemblyman Barker, Bell, Everett and Days of thie county were waiting to push it through. Ellerton’s Dramatic and Comedy Troup was playing at the Nevada Theatre in the thrilling and beautiful play. Fair Maid of Crossey. The east included the Misses May and Ella Griffin, Sam P. Everett, Wm. Ellerton and Tony Ward. The net receipts of a ball given for the benefit of the Catholic Church were $900. By a new revenue law a poll tax of $2 on every male inhabitant of the state between the ages of 21 and 60 was levied and was to be paid in to the county school fund, W. L. Mobley accompanied her. 50 YEARS AGO A quartz ledge showing free gold was discovered in William Hoskins’ lot on Piety Hill. John McCarthy sold his group of mines in ‘Woashington township. Sale included a water right of 400 inches of water and a ditch eight miles lonz and includ<-d all the ground and claims from the Henest Frank and El Capitan not made -»public. 4000 inhiatitants was purely a minjing town. The Deer Creek basin in which it is located had hundreds of quartz tlodes, mafy of which were being. worked and money paid out for labor in them amounted to from $35,000 to $45,000 monthly. County Clerk J. J. Greany and L. J. Trautman were the winners in 2 suit dramwine contest held at Frank Smith’s. Miss May Goés avd Mrs. Leitiia W. Owen of Dukham and Mrs. Ruth Dodd of Redding were helding evan. gelical meetings at the Congregathe peculiar fact that the initials of their surmames spelled “GOD” al. took seats in the same order. Mrs. ‘‘Cada’’ Thompson an historic Comstock character died at her home in Virginia City after along colorful, notorious career. 75 YEARS AGO pany held in pledge by W. B. Bourn San. Francisco. to Poorman’s Creek below the Spanish Mine. The price was Nevada City with a population of tonal Ckudth. The ladies, aware of . f. Ways registered their names in that/}) order and entered or left a room or. # Seven hundred and fifty shares of stock in the North Star Mining Comfor $75.000 yas sold at auction -1n The bill providing for tram roads WASHINGTON NOTES. By Congressman Clair Engle PUBLIC LANDS HEARINGS On May 19th and 20th the people of Mono and Inyo counties will have an opportunity to tell the Public Lands Committee of the House what they think about the activities of the City of Los Angeles in that area. The committee has set aside those days to hold hearings on the. bill which I introduced repealing the act which would permit the city of Los Anga.es to buy some of the best recreational area, grazing. and mining lands in California for $1.25 per acre. It is expected the City of Los Angeles will have strong represen!ation present to oppose this legislation. : The latter part of the same week, May 21, 22 and 23 the committee will hear witniesses on the general bills to reimburse county governments for tax losses due to federal owaershin. I have introduced two of

these measures and have requested the hearings. This legislation is 07 vital concern to all the counties i: my district where extensive federal ‘pinvou # ME AT! FEED HIM } t ota % bis at ¥ (aS te ae LOLOL AAI IE! SE “RICH INNECESSARY FOOD rs We carry the Best Meats obtainable. It is. our pride to serve our patrons with . good meat at good’ values. 213 Commanncal Gieses Nevada City Telephone 67 owrershir cuts down the tax rolls. win J. Regan of Trinity County who Put and supervisor Ernest Hodge of TuoPublic Lands Committee of the NaTUESDAY, ele tionel County Officials Association THURSDAY AY ANp . to come to Washington to testify. House intriduced to reimburse the gold BURGESS MEE miners for losses under the order and DAVID NiVEN which closed the gold mines. Exten¢ sive hearings were held on this meashave asked district attorney Ed$s president of the Western States » Lunds Courties Association, ylic umne County who is chairman of. the MAGNIFICENT DOLL With GINGER ited GOLD BILLS The Judiciary Committee is appointing a special eomnittee to hear the bill which of the subee FRIDAY AND SATURDAy WAKE UP Deal With JUNE HAVER JOHN PAYNE ure during the last session and a ver, good record has been prepared I have been unable up to the present to gef a date set by the banking and currency ccmmittee to hear the bill to create a free market for domestic newly mined gold. This committee of course has been kept busy with pai! blamed , failure of the sugar and rent control legislaved Molat tion. ted to blat California bees produced 420,000 he agenda © pounds of beeswax in 1946. With ROY ROGERs gi, This dis ied in dise Nn, SPOTLESSLY CLEAN IS THE. WAY WE RETURN YOUR * LAUNDRY Our modern, efficient equipment does PERFECT WORK AT MINIMUM COST tor preventit ing labor le anion curbs. TS raft of Ohio MF ate bill, slig the severe ! jot thousand aeat the m ‘TELEPHONE 491 NEVADA CITY , nig Home Laundry 240 Boulder Street ernor Robe Iowa anti-c Senate past nesday des by thousan: is expected order offic ent it reac ne New Tire Service “cure $7.00 NEVADA CITY TIRE SERVICE P. L. BULLARD » 230 Commercial Street . 3 DOORS UP FROM THE POST are Vata LA t . f . > HAVE YOU TRIED THE ARMY and NAVY MAR WAR SURPLUS _ CLOTHING: HARDWARE. Phone 276W s For Cleaning . Try our Modern Cleaning Establishment. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Pickup and ae if Di citizen . VALET CLEANERS §f «« granted Commercial Street Phone 234W Nevada Gir . ag . ~ —— 5 went j MILITARY SERVICE BE branch Honorably discharged veterans of the U. at . iy 4 ‘ titled to full military honors at their funerals. W . Federa on file complete information on this matter a will im “8 zi pleased to advise anyone on, the necessary iy taken for such a service. Write or telephone for pointment. og, AE ; . ; —a B Hooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—AMBULANCE SERVICE 46 Church Street GRASS VALLEY