April 28, 1950 (8 pages)

> brillevada @ cut » have @ ly dee Mrs. Town remen nt. everal . Vera mitted ivision 4 ed 45 e. ough intly here with cofBull 3 of. ! r, SO ' the ons? ame lier, f us. tion S a “ > Sonoma county was the site of Russian settlements, 1812 to 1833, Georgia grows four times as many commercial nuts as any other state. I guess you could call Burgermeister the beer that sells itself. ‘. William Homes, Funeral ‘serviées were held vat Holmes Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Winifred Ingar. Cameron, 64, native of California, who died at the Nevada county hospital’ Saturday _after. noon. Rew. Willard W. Turner, pastor of First Congregational church of Grass ‘Valley, officiated. Mrs. Cameron was born Feb. 9, 1886, at Middletown. Surviving are her husband, Robert L. Cameron, 418 Jordan; daughter, Mrs. Ernest F. Roberts, Nevada City; sisters, Mrs. Bertha Cameron, Chico; Mrs. Blanche M. Payne, Alameda; Mrs. Otto Greening, Westfir; Ore.; Mrs. San Francisco, and Mrs. Clara Pollard, Salinas; and two grandchildren, Erna and Patrick Roberts, Nevada City. — That’s really about all thereis toit. Once people try Burgie, they keep on buying it. And they tell their friends about Burgie, too. So every day more and mere people ask for Burgermeister, the beer that is always made the long, slow, natural way. Sam Francisco Brewing Corp. San Trancisco, California Distributed by NEVADA CITY BOTTLING COMPANY Phone Nevada City 50 EVER TRY MILTON'S ICE CREAM? A HOME PRODUCT Made in our Ice Cream Factory PER GALLON $1.4 (Party Can) MILTON’S CONFECTIONERY 231 Broad Phone 123 NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL The high school choir led by William Tobiassen, sang for the Parent-Teachers association last Monday evening in the study hall at high school. The chorus sang four numbers, “Now the. Day Is Over,” “The World: Is Waiting for the Sunrise,” “God So Loved the World,’ and “Through a Long and Sleepless Night.” The English I class taught by Warren Immel, is having a series of pictures on the comma, quotation marks, colon, semi colon. The pictures are in color and are presented by Popular Science. A test is to follow these pictures and is scheduled to be given today. The high school chorus ‘sang for Rotary club yesterday afternoon. They presented “Toyland” and several other popular choral arrangements. The ‘high school band, directed by Willard Goerz, played at the opening baseball game at Pio< é ( — Hs: ‘ are, oy213 Commercial Street Why Not Have the Best ? YT.GRADED At the Lowest Prices at KE YSTONE MARKET Phone 67 NEVADA CITY neer park Sunday between the Nevada City Athletics and the Auburn, Cubs. School: was dismissed yesterday at 2:30 for the teachers’ tea to be given in recognition of the teachers’ services. The tea was held at the home of Mrs. Kent Walker. Mrs. Margaret Newby has announced that the girls’ homemaking classes would“ begin to cook in about one week. Last Monday was open house at the high school. Displays of work of the students were on exhibit. A very large crowd attended. The school music festival was held Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium. © More tharr 200 students participated in the annual event. The’ program consisted of the elementary band, violin solos, the elementary symphonettes, piano solos, string ensemble of high school, vocal. solos, elementary school chorus, girls’ triple trio and the high school’ chorus, directed~ by William Tobiassen. 10,757 CITIZENS ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN COUNTY PRIMARIES A total of. 10,757 citizens of Nevada county are eligible to vote in the primary election on Tuesday, June 6, according to an announcement this week by the county clerk, Ralph E. Deeble. Deeblesaid itis an increase of 1,027 voters over the registered list of. last November’s special election. Deeble said 6,087 reigstered as Democrats and 4,276 are registered Republicans. Both figures represent an increase of approximately 250. California is the only state in . the nation in which iodine is pro. duced. Here Are America’s Most Outstanding Truck Values wz" PL ra today!’ r * * Performance Leaders Most Powerful Chevrolet Trucks Ever Built! FAR AHEAD with all these JPILus FEATURES «+ See these great new truckibuys in our showrooms weet Payload Zeaders Cost Less To Operate Per Ton Per Mile! ereeeee Popularity Leaders Preferred by Far Over All Other Trucks! ADVANCE -DESIGN i TRUCKS * * Price Leaders Now at New Lower Prices! TWO GREAT VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINES: the New 105-h.p. Load-Master and the Improved 92-h.p. Thrift-Master ¢ THE NEW POWER-JET CARBURETOR ¢ DIAPHRAGM SPRING CLUTCH e¢ SYNCHRO-MESH TRANSMISSIONS ® HYPOID REAR AXLES -e RADDUE BUILDING DOUBLE-ARTICULATED BRAKES WIDE-BASE WHEELS aTaeaing e UNIT-DESIGN BODIES Mountain Chevrolet Co. WEST MAIN STREET ADVANCE-DESIGN STYLING e BALL-TYPE GRASS VALLEY The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, April 28, 1950-—7 ‘2900 CASES ARE INVESTIGATED IN NEVADA COUNTY The sheriff's officd investigated 2,000 cases and the probation ofing the past year, according to a report released by Richard W. Hoskins, sheriff. The report also showed 405 arrests by the gheriff’s office, 314 of which resulted in ‘trials. The report was submitted to Attorney General Frederick N. Howser by Hoskins in compliance with a request from the attorney general’s office. Breakdown of: the cases revealed that 35 were in Nevada City court, 37 in Truckee justice court, 120 in Grass Valley justice court, 47 in Nevada City justice court, 52. in superior court and 18 in juvenile court. Disposition of the convictions showed 116 spent time in the county jail, 10 were sent to penitentiaries, 56 were fined, 42 were placed on probation, 12 sent to mental institutions and_ eight were turned over to the California youth authority. Hoskins reported .405 arrests in the year’s period, 41 for other counties and six for investigation. A majority of the cases investigated were dropped for lack of complaint signature, Hoskins reported. Commenting on the report the sheriff said “law enforcement in Nevada county ‘is good, but we are undermanned and _underpaid: Sve ” Hoskins reported recent installation: of state teletype; * police camera and wire recorder. An aero squadron has been recently formed Hoskins said that works with a mounted and ski posse. EMPLOYMENT TAX AUDITOR ON DUTY TWO DAYS A MONTH An auditor will be on dutyin the .Grass. Valley. employment service office at 310 West Main street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month to assist employers of Nevada and Sierra counties with their tax problems under the California unemployment insurance act, according to an announcement by the auditor in charge of the Marysville office. Employers and potential employers who desire information about their status, registration, reports and tax liabilities are urged to meet with the auditor. Meetings may be arranged by mail or phone direct: with the Marysville office or by contact with the employment office manager, Paul Paye, at Grass Valley. DAVID HUTCHISON BUYS PHARMACY INTEREST David R. Hutchison, San Francisco, son of James C. Hutchison, 216 Nevada street,.has purchased an interest in the Dessel pharmacy, corner fo Ninth and Irving in the bay city. His partner in the venture is Hugo L. Menke. Hutchison has been San Francisco representative of Burrows Welcome Co., a pharmaceutical firm of London and New York, . for 25 years. Menke of Broemmel’s Pharmaceuticals for 36 years will continue in the downtown store. Hutchison will. manage enterprise. the The state capitols of Massachusetts and Maryland antedate the American revolution. The Palace of: the Legion of Honor in San Francisco contains 19 main floor art galleries. fice investigated 900 ‘cases -dur. . Florida has the longest coast~ line of any state. The city of San Francisco ‘was: incorporated April 15, 1850. The summit of Mt, Whitney rises 14,496 feet above sea level. ANNOUNCEMENTS Primary Election June 6, 1950 1S 4 EVERETT T. CHITTENDEN Supervisor, Fourth District A Clean Honest Administration. ALVAH “HOOP” HOOPER Incumbent County Coroner RALPH E. DEEBLE Incumbent Chines Clerk and Auditor J. C. COUGHLAN Incumbent SUPERVISOR, 4th District 4S HN 6 ite BP oe wy “Pisdead to Geod Government. ay ED J. KOHLER Solicits Your Vote for Supervisor, 4th District Farmer — Miner C. L. ‘MITCH’ PAINTER Supervisor, 4th District: Nevada County Efficiency Economy Integrity "MISS ELMA HECKER Incumbent Treasurer, Tax Collector JOHN E. “JACK” NETTELE Incumbent RECORDER WILLIAM TAMBLYN Assessor Experienced RICHARD W. HOSKINS Incumbent Sheriff J. PAUL BERGEMANN FOR CORONER WALTER A. CARLSON Incumbent Superintendent of Schools JOE TREDENNICK Constable Nevada Judicial Township HOL ot 246 deci ce Si. ip &! WE ARE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Many people wonder what our service includes. believe our duties are exactly what the words fully imply . to jake charge of all funeral details in time of sorrow. this may: include flowers, newspaper notices, chapel, casket. And because of this integration, you are assured of one low price which includes everything. S FUNERAL HOME AUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 Nevada City 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE We As you wish,

> brillevada @ cut » have @ ly dee Mrs. Town remen nt. everal . Vera mitted ivision 4 ed 45 e. ough intly here with cofBull 3 of. ! r, SO ' the ons? ame lier, f us. tion S a “ > Sonoma county was the site of Russian settlements, 1812 to 1833, Georgia grows four times as many commercial nuts as any other state. I guess you could call Burgermeister the beer that sells itself. ‘. William Homes, Funeral ‘serviées were held vat Holmes Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Winifred Ingar. Cameron, 64, native of California, who died at the Nevada county hospital’ Saturday _after. noon. Rew.. Willard W. Turner, pastor of First Congregational church of Grass ‘Valley, officiated. Mrs. Cameron was born Feb. 9, 1886, at Middletown. Surviving are her husband, Robert L. Cameron, 418 Jordan; daughter, Mrs. Ernest F. Roberts, Nevada City; sisters, Mrs. Bertha Cameron, Chico; Mrs. Blanche M. Payne, Alameda; Mrs. Otto Greening, Westfir; Ore.; Mrs. San Francisco, and Mrs. Clara Pollard, Salinas; and two grandchildren, Erna and Patrick Roberts, Nevada City. — That’s really about all thereis toit. Once people try Burgie, they keep on buying it. And they tell their friends about Burgie, too. So every day more and mere people ask for Burgermeister, the beer that is always made the long, slow, natural way. Sam Francisco Brewing Corp. San Trancisco, California Distributed by NEVADA CITY BOTTLING COMPANY Phone Nevada City 50 EVER TRY MILTON'S ICE CREAM? A HOME PRODUCT Made in our Ice Cream Factory PER GALLON $1.4 (Party Can) MILTON’S CONFECTIONERY 231 Broad Phone 123 NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL The high school choir led by William Tobiassen, sang for the Parent-Teachers association last Monday evening in the study hall at high school. The chorus sang four numbers, “Now the. Day Is Over,” “The World: Is Waiting for the Sunrise,” “God So Loved the World,’ and “Through a Long and Sleepless Night.” The English I class taught by Warren Immel, is having a series of pictures on the comma, quotation marks, colon, semi colon. The pictures are in color and are presented by Popular Science. A test is to follow these pictures and is scheduled to be given today. The high school chorus ‘sang for Rotary club yesterday afternoon. They presented “Toyland” and several other popular choral arrangements. The ‘high school band, directed by Willard Goerz, played at the opening baseball game at Pio< é ( — Hs: ‘ are, oy213 Commercial Street Why Not Have the Best ? YT.GRADED At the Lowest Prices at KE YSTONE MARKET Phone 67 NEVADA CITY neer park Sunday between the Nevada City Athletics and the Auburn, Cubs. School: was dismissed yesterday at 2:30 for the teachers’ tea to be given in recognition of the teachers’ services. The tea was held at the home of Mrs. Kent Walker. Mrs. Margaret Newby has announced that the girls’ homemaking classes would“ begin to cook in about one week. Last Monday was open house at the high school. Displays of work of the students were on exhibit. A very large crowd attended. The school music festival was held Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium. © More tharr 200 students participated in the annual event. The’ program consisted of the elementary band, violin solos, the elementary symphonettes, piano solos, string ensemble of high school, vocal. solos, elementary school chorus, girls’ triple trio and the high school’ chorus, directed~ by William Tobiassen. 10,757 CITIZENS ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN COUNTY PRIMARIES A total of. 10,757 citizens of Nevada county are eligible to vote in the primary election on Tuesday, June 6, according to an announcement this week by the county clerk, Ralph E. Deeble. Deeblesaid itis an increase of 1,027 voters over the registered list of. last November’s special election. Deeble said 6,087 reigstered as Democrats and 4,276 are registered Republicans. Both figures represent an increase of approximately 250. California is the only state in . the nation in which iodine is pro. duced. Here Are America’s Most Outstanding Truck Values wz" PL ra today!’ r * * Performance Leaders Most Powerful Chevrolet Trucks Ever Built! FAR AHEAD with all these JPILus FEATURES «+ See these great new truckibuys in our showrooms weet Payload Zeaders Cost Less To Operate Per Ton Per Mile!

ereeeee Popularity Leaders Preferred by Far Over All Other Trucks! ADVANCE -DESIGN i TRUCKS * * Price Leaders Now at New Lower Prices! TWO GREAT VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINES: the New 105-h.p. Load-Master and the Improved 92-h.p. Thrift-Master ¢ THE NEW POWER-JET CARBURETOR ¢ DIAPHRAGM SPRING CLUTCH e¢ SYNCHRO-MESH TRANSMISSIONS ® HYPOID REAR AXLES -e RADDUE BUILDING DOUBLE-ARTICULATED BRAKES WIDE-BASE WHEELS aTaeaing e UNIT-DESIGN BODIES Mountain Chevrolet Co. WEST MAIN STREET ADVANCE-DESIGN STYLING e BALL-TYPE GRASS VALLEY The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, April 28, 1950-—7 ‘2900 CASES ARE INVESTIGATED IN NEVADA COUNTY The sheriff's officd investigated 2,000 cases and the probation ofing the past year, according to a report released by Richard W. Hoskins, sheriff. The report also showed 405 arrests by the gheriff’s office, 314 of which resulted in ‘trials. The report was submitted to Attorney General Frederick N. Howser by Hoskins in compliance with a request from the attorney general’s office. Breakdown of: the cases revealed that 35 were in Nevada City court, 37 in Truckee justice court, 120 in Grass Valley justice court, 47 in Nevada City justice court, 52. in superior court and 18 in juvenile court. Disposition of the convictions showed 116 spent time in the county jail, 10 were sent to penitentiaries, 56 were fined, 42 were placed on probation, 12 sent to mental institutions and_ eight were turned over to the California youth authority. Hoskins reported .405 arrests in the year’s period, 41 for other counties and six for investigation. A majority of the cases investigated were dropped for lack of complaint signature, Hoskins reported. Commenting on the report the sheriff said “law enforcement in Nevada county ‘is good, but we are undermanned and _underpaid: Sve ” Hoskins reported recent installation: of state teletype; * police camera and wire recorder. An aero squadron has been recently formed Hoskins said that works with a mounted and ski posse. EMPLOYMENT TAX AUDITOR ON DUTY TWO DAYS A MONTH An auditor will be on dutyin the .Grass. Valley. employment service office at 310 West Main street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month to assist employers of Nevada and Sierra counties with their tax problems under the California unemployment insurance act, according to an announcement by the auditor in charge of the Marysville office. Employers and potential employers who desire information about their status, registration, reports and tax liabilities are urged to meet with the auditor. Meetings may be arranged by mail or phone direct: with the Marysville office or by contact with the employment office manager, Paul Paye, at Grass Valley. DAVID HUTCHISON BUYS PHARMACY INTEREST David R. Hutchison, San Francisco, son of James C. Hutchison, 216 Nevada street,.has purchased an interest in the Dessel pharmacy, corner fo Ninth and Irving in the bay city. His partner in the venture is Hugo L. Menke. Hutchison has been San Francisco representative of Burrows Welcome Co., a pharmaceutical firm of London and New York, . for 25 years. Menke of Broemmel’s Pharmaceuticals for 36 years will continue in the downtown store. Hutchison will. manage enterprise. the The state capitols of Massachusetts and Maryland antedate the American revolution. The Palace of: the Legion of Honor in San Francisco contains 19 main floor art galleries. fice investigated 900 ‘cases -dur. . Florida has the longest coast~ line of any state. The city of San Francisco ‘was: incorporated April 15, 1850.. The summit of Mt, Whitney rises 14,496 feet above sea level. ANNOUNCEMENTS Primary Election June 6, 1950 1S 4 EVERETT T. CHITTENDEN Supervisor, Fourth District A Clean Honest Administration. ALVAH “HOOP” HOOPER Incumbent County Coroner RALPH E. DEEBLE Incumbent Chines Clerk and Auditor J. C. COUGHLAN Incumbent SUPERVISOR, 4th District 4S HN 6 ite BP oe wy “Pisdead to Geod Government. ay ED J. KOHLER Solicits Your Vote for Supervisor, 4th District Farmer — Miner C. L. ‘MITCH’ PAINTER Supervisor, 4th District: Nevada County Efficiency Economy Integrity "MISS ELMA HECKER Incumbent Treasurer, Tax Collector JOHN E. “JACK” NETTELE Incumbent RECORDER WILLIAM TAMBLYN Assessor Experienced RICHARD W. HOSKINS Incumbent Sheriff J. PAUL BERGEMANN FOR CORONER WALTER A. CARLSON Incumbent Superintendent of Schools JOE TREDENNICK Constable Nevada Judicial Township HOL ot 246 deci ce Si. ip &! WE ARE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Many people wonder what our service includes. believe our duties are exactly what the words fully imply .. to jake charge of all funeral details in time of sorrow. this may: include flowers, newspaper notices, chapel, casket. And because of this integration, you are assured of one low price which includes everything. S FUNERAL HOME AUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 Nevada City 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE We As you wish,