April 4, 1946 (4 pages)

. people, fear not stand still and see ; the salvation of the Lord which he no more for : 9:45 a.m. A Wednesday evening tes-; ever. timonial meefing is held on the 1st)” again aD Eee my ee ote —— Award For Fire Truck Thief Raised To $100 «, Whristian Science Society of Ne-. will shew to you to day: for the Egyvada City holds services every Sun-! ptians whom ye have seen to day ye day at Pl o'clock. Sunday school at; shal) see them ee ———— a and, Fridays Wednesdays at race track in 1913, Finalists Mary by Baker jS maketh hat riches’ (Praverbs 13:7) . Man1 i himself} is the gold-. passage ‘rom sense to soul from the reward $100. a Main Astrakhan leaving trieve the sheep originated in. Central Asia on the steppes between . the Caspian getaway and Aral Seas and now found in many world. parts of It was police to. re Bred GC. Garrison was chosen con are . mander of Banner Mountain Post, . Jeffries, senior. vice commander; comas a in Utah, Septemiber After many years railroad 15, SIDNEY construction (by real property” and and unless paid iprior thereto six percent will be.added to. the amount cember, 1946, at five o’clock p. m. school ‘J. Morgan Russell and two ‘brothers . Frank and Dolph Walch all of Utah. band, school choruses and a military high ee celebrating VE day on ervisors yesterday O'Connor county yesterday from at George Washington High School thereof and if said one half be not —With— 1945 at 5 o’clock p.-m. an addition ROSEMARY LANE i The board was informed that such Marine ;a survey will be necessary in order . T. R t Is Borne Oo NES Funeral services took ome \ —And— and unless paid prior thereto fives . percent will be added to the amoun t together with a further charge of Nevada Nursery Furniture in. the service of almost three years, i 50c for each ot, piece or parcel of land separately assessed’and for each assessment of personal ‘property. . All taxes may be paid at the time . place Tuesthe first installment as herein pro co ® Or. SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY , the Red Cross yesterday’ for residing on for Cleveland . fortnight. of Sacramento a than. 1500 announced ~— that she expected to all re-. residents of the district and espectunity to be vaccinated in a So Easy Anyone Can Do It! clinic harbors ships. Last that 1560 @ “The patterns are so lovely—and it’s so easy to use,” says this glamorous Hollywood star. “It comes all ready-pasted, all ready to apply. Makes every woman her own decorator!” : Miss Bennett chose Trimz “‘Rosamond’—one of more. tendance. Since but 150 vaccine units week it was/are available for the clinic ‘it was vessels, navy. stated that some of the adults may. many lovely Trimz patterns now being shown at this store. Come in—see for yourself why Trimz wall paper is first choice of movie stars, and all America! were in the harbor constituting the. another consignment>is expected. greatést number in San Francisco’s history. FOLDING Every pattern guaranteed washable and fadeproof— guaranteed to stick or money back!, spots as Teleghaph Hill Peaks. * Star of the International Pictures Pros duction The Woman in the Window" Priced as low as. $1.98 a box of 81 feet, complete with matching border. BIRTHS (Literally hundreds of these ships} Malcolm—In Nevada City, March ean Ibe seen by visitors as they cross. 29, 1946 to Mr. and . the ‘bay bridge or from such favored. colm of Nevada City.Mrs. A. C. Mal BABY BUGGIES BABY WALKERS : = She} and merchant marine active and idle have to wait until a later daté when PLAY PENS ‘ALEXIS SMITH brother Miss Chapman a member of the Unio n Hill Offers ; Nevada City high school faculty on} District Vaccination . leave, recently notified school auThe Union Hill PTA offered Francisco -bay now HIGH CHAIRS we was born in Blue Tent, $4 years ago. surviving are one son, Far] L ; si prea ea opening at the school at 10 a. m. to1500 SHIPS NOW IN BAY day. SAIN HMRANCISCO, April 4—San Dr. Vernon .Padgett will be in at “INNER SPRINGS ERROL FLYNN told, opening of the fall term. WET PROOF —With— many Street sume her place on the staff on the. ially the school children an oppor MATTRESSES WO PASTE NO TOOLS NO MUSS (Noxon—In Grass ‘Valley March 27, 1946 to Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Noxon of Colfax a daughter. Trans-Pacific air services was inGoudge—In Grass Valley March and Many Other Items and #win stituted in 1935 as the first such .ger27, 1946 to Mr. and vice over a major ocean route, —GOES FURTHER— Goudge a daughter. GRASS VALLEY Furniture CO. PHONE 1087 ‘City, Long A vided is due and payable. William M. Moody’of Los Gatos and her father she expected to be in New'a grandson, Acton M. Cleveland of York on: her way home in the next/ Camptonville. {thorities FULL PANEL CRIBS ). In a long distance phone call from. Paris, France, Miss Helen Chapman years ; ne Down in Broad Street and Nassay . County stating that Miss Grass . to obtain the county's allocation of. day afternoon at 2 o'clock. in the Taxes are payable at the ‘Treas Street, New York, I talked with big . Roach of Mill Valley has died funds from the legislature’s “Christ-. Holmes Funeral Home or Mrs. Mar. ‘folurer’s and Tax (Collector’s offi¢e,'(Ne. } finance men. They could buy big,long . jowing a lingering illness. mas tree” grant of $90,000,000 to . tha C. Langdon who died Sunday. afvaa County Courthouse, Nevada City, 4 term (bonds but they buy Savings counties of the state. Calif. The informa-. Miss Roach; ternoon at a iccal hospital. Rev. JoBonds like Joe, the miner, and Hal, . was a niece of the late. : ! ; i j ition compiled, it was stated must. be. seph Moore the bus driver. They lock ahead ang 1 Mrs. Chapman. She en ELMA HECKER. . was in charge of : the se leaves her moth=. ExOfficio ‘Colle see them meeting doctor's bills, put. ) ys. Dora Roach and a*brother, submitted as a guide in making the) Vice. Interment was in Pine Grove . Treasurer, ‘Nevadactor ana County ting the (City, California. garage ana pitt oD =. a new reef-on : t 2 eis allocations. : z pet oacl { -Blue: Tent. Funeral Cemetery. ; getting that wing ‘iret publication April 4, 1946. ur mother has . Phil Roach. o : always wanted. Yes, Wall Strect . arrangements have not ‘been ee Mrs. Lanedon passed ‘nearly all} com: likes bonds. USS. Treance y Depuiment ' pleted. Helen Chapman Phones From)»: life in Paris She’s “oming Home f TOM TYLER day of ‘April, 1946 at 5 o’clock p.m. in San’Francisco to decide the Callfornia . public speaking championship of the Future Farmers of America. appointed J. F. surveyor to. take ff SING ME A SONG OF TEXAS on all real property will be payalble after the first day of January, 1946 and will ‘be delinquent on the 20th . ues oilstreets. eaten as county's’ Mrs. Martha Langdon 3 and C. W. Chapman was in receipt of . HELEN WALKER The remaining one half of the taxes . ter and JOE MATTHEWS (bottom) of Yuba City will meet on March 27 The Nevada County board of sup May 11th. Mike ‘Grace Roach Passes In Mill Valley ae County Survey Of Roads And Streets . A dance will be given in the Vetlerans Memorial Building in Grass JACK HALEY i three percent ‘will be added thereto. FRANK DARLING “top) of*Hollis Hl —With— paid before the 5th day of December, (Funeral services will be ‘held under rifle squad will participate in the Holmes Funeral ; ceremony and through the entire city . the direction of a time willbe fixed for a moment Home and will be private. of silence. FUNNY . Y one Sigourney, all of this city, two i . 7 : PEOPLE ARE . f half of the taxes on all real ‘property for the fiscal year beginning July —1, 1945 and ending June 30, 1946 will be due on November 1, 19415 and will 14th. It was statea. S!steTs Mrs. Violate Strong and Mrs. GRASS VALLEY PUBLIC M Mrs. George Smarten Rooms with A Trimz APPLIKAYS, too. Gorgeous, colorful, ready-cute out decorations for walls, ceils ings, and As niease, Just dip in water—and: app 'y! Only: 59c box of 7 matching pieces, ET BLDG. 4 t SOUTH, ADBURN: STREET a ALPHA STORES, Inc. L Headley’s Garage :i i FORMERLY SHEBLEY'S GARAGE AT THE PLAZA—NEVADA CITY AT ~ Caster! fp \ —HOURS— 7A M. TO 9 P.M. NIGHT PHONE 170M cs PHONE 5 INEVADA CIvTy —AT OUR HAT BAR— —24 HOURS DAY PHONE 271 ‘ARE YOU INTERESTED INA — PILLBOXES! HALF-HATS! SKYSCRAPERS! POINTED BRIMS! SWEEPING BRIMS! RIBBONS. AND FLOWERS, ° ax —PERT AND PRETTY— AT PRICES TO PLEASE THE EASTER PURSE IN NEVADA CITY _. /. 236 Commercial Street, Nevada City Wonecos? AGEARGL 141 MILL STREET—GRASS VALLEY : ees IT’S WEEK-END. PLEASURE. TIME! MAKE THE MOST OF IT AT THE Duck Inn Cafe DANCE TO AMERICA'S NEWEST TUNES AND BEST DANCE BANDS ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE DRINKS PERFECTLY SERVED Duck Inn Cafe : CHURCH OF CHRIST i If so send your name and address to Miss Sue Hawkins, PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY — _ GRASS VALLEY -—— —neinnanenl i # FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The.taxes on all personal property secured be delinquent on ‘the th day of De that the Nevada City S NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF. . COUNTY TAXES terested in the mines in the Wash ished in the late war will take place; " {message SIMPSON, HRANCES A. SIMPSON. planting memorial to Nevada City Elva Lee Sigourney, grand daughter F {men in the armed services who ‘per. Darleen Cc Crowley y and and son in law Ted April I. JR., fea coholic beverages. of service T. AND D. ENTERPRISES, INC. provided by law. The premises are not now licensed for the sale of al Installation wll take place April ington district. The family members are his wife 15th. Mrs. Irene Walch, a daughter, Mrs. It ‘was announced that the tree Sunday, DIRECTION of Equalization at Sacramento, California, stating grounds for denia l ag engineer “Leonard Hodges, junior ' vice mander; Jack Hansen, quartermastwhich took him through Canada and er; Carl Hierouimus, chaplein; JosAlaska he retired, coming to Nevada County about 1930 and became in'eph Day, C.E:. Bosworth and Norman Kistle, trustees. r Anyone desiring to protest the is Edward L.'’Walch passed away at the . Veterans of Foreign Wars. 5:10 a. m. Tuesday, April 15. Walch Other officers elected were Howwas born Nevada suance of such license may file a . verified protest with the State Board Edward L. Walch, ngineer Succumbs 1878. Graniteville, On Sale Beer and Wine. wreck. Head Banner Mt. Post ;ard Bennetts. past commander;; Jas. Uncle Sam Says the St., County. : ‘Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned is applying to the State Board aT of Equali or issuance on : zation : original application of -an’ aleoholic beverage license ‘for these premises as follows: en text for the ‘Christian Science les-. material sense of existence to the . Stated that the damage done the son sermon on Unreality for April 7. spiritual up to the slory prepared truck amounted to $100. The thief Citations ifrom the sermon; Ex-. for them who love God. p. 566. after his collision made a quick ius 14:1 thS" g ind Moses said unto the . Fred C. : Catan, ero odus Mo i To THEATRE led as follows: anticipating and ‘hopes and 'counctl may offer to°$50. The fire tel & the*proLiCl] a ar hopes joy—=5mire skall See the pea spiritual there is that}: uscdtgp. $59, another te department. offered ‘ maketh himself poor yet hath great. idea guide all right desires in their ;making “Thera at EVADA Notice is hereby given that fifteen days after the date posted, the undersigned proposes to sell alcoholic . ‘beverages at these premises, describ / cil’ may offer to vbgkaqj The pub4 p.m.attend from 2-to excepted ‘Hesis cordially invited:.to our through the wilderness ‘walking wearThe charter limits awards the city of hu-! services and visit the reading room.) * through the greatae desert i eed nothing; Mr * Yieh ii yet a hath the ‘Pacific oldest incorporated educational institution in California. {TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 4i. wore led 'Station on South Auburn Street. holidays hag age petite Shae is.the . NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES science and Health with key to . fered eight . the Scriptures, The College of done by Jean Poulhan at Tanforan . \Stock ton for information regarding the Ed. identity of the person who stole the o’clock. Our reading room is now lo-itay. Ag the children of-Israel were . city’s fire truck several weeyvs ago cated in ‘the church edifice at L14a} 7 -tided triumphantly through the Redan crashed “into the Briggs Service Boulder St. “and: is‘ open “Mondays, 5" ha dank obbiae and Pinwine month each of Wednésday THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1946 —_— The first flying in ‘California wasy Future Farmer The Grass Valley Fire Department . has.augmented the award of $50. of od % ba Seed OHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH ? NEVADA CITY NUGGET . pe tOae eae eae t ee ae ee PAGE FOUR

. people, fear not stand still and see ; the salvation of the Lord which he no more for : 9:45 a.m. A Wednesday evening tes-; ever. timonial meefing is held on the 1st)” again aD Eee my ee ote —— Award For Fire Truck Thief Raised To $100 «, Whristian Science Society of Ne-. will shew to you to day: for the Egyvada City holds services every Sun-! ptians whom ye have seen to day ye day at Pl o'clock. Sunday school at; shal) see them ee ———— a and, Fridays Wednesdays at race track in 1913, Finalists Mary by Baker jS maketh hat riches’ (Praverbs 13:7) . Man1 i himself} is the gold-. passage ‘rom sense to soul from the reward $100. a Main Astrakhan leaving trieve the sheep originated in. Central Asia on the steppes between . the Caspian getaway and Aral Seas and now found in many world. parts of It was police to. re Bred GC. Garrison was chosen con are . mander of Banner Mountain Post, . Jeffries, senior. vice commander; comas a in Utah, Septemiber After many years railroad 15, SIDNEY construction (by real property” and and unless paid iprior thereto six percent will be.added to. the amount cember, 1946, at five o’clock p. m. school ‘J. Morgan Russell and two ‘brothers . Frank and Dolph Walch all of Utah. band, school choruses and a military high ee celebrating VE day on ervisors yesterday O'Connor county yesterday from at George Washington High School thereof and if said one half be not —With— 1945 at 5 o’clock p.-m. an addition ROSEMARY LANE i The board was informed that such Marine ;a survey will be necessary in order . T. R t Is Borne Oo NES Funeral services took ome \ —And— and unless paid prior thereto fives . percent will be added to the amoun t together with a further charge of Nevada Nursery Furniture in. the service of almost three years, i 50c for each ot, piece or parcel of land separately assessed’and for each assessment of personal ‘property. . All taxes may be paid at the time . place Tuesthe first installment as herein pro co ® Or. SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY , the Red Cross yesterday’ for residing on for Cleveland . fortnight. of Sacramento a than. 1500 announced ~— that she expected to all re-. residents of the district and espectunity to be vaccinated in a So Easy Anyone Can Do It! clinic harbors ships. Last that 1560 @ “The patterns are so lovely—and it’s so easy to use,” says this glamorous Hollywood star. “It comes all ready-pasted, all ready to apply. Makes every woman her own decorator!” : Miss Bennett chose Trimz “‘Rosamond’—one of more. tendance. Since but 150 vaccine units week it was/are available for the clinic ‘it was vessels, navy. stated that some of the adults may. many lovely Trimz patterns now being shown at this store. Come in—see for yourself why Trimz wall paper is first choice of movie stars, and all America! were in the harbor constituting the. another consignment>is expected. greatést number in San Francisco’s history. FOLDING Every pattern guaranteed washable and fadeproof— guaranteed to stick or money back!, spots as Teleghaph Hill Peaks. * Star of the International Pictures Pros duction The Woman in the Window" Priced as low as. $1.98 a box of 81 feet, complete with matching border. BIRTHS (Literally hundreds of these ships} Malcolm—In Nevada City, March ean Ibe seen by visitors as they cross. 29, 1946 to Mr. and . the ‘bay bridge or from such favored. colm of Nevada City.Mrs. A. C. Mal BABY BUGGIES BABY WALKERS : = She} and merchant marine active and idle have to wait until a later daté when PLAY PENS ‘ALEXIS SMITH brother Miss Chapman a member of the Unio n Hill Offers ; Nevada City high school faculty on} District Vaccination . leave, recently notified school auThe Union Hill PTA offered Francisco -bay now HIGH CHAIRS we was born in Blue Tent, $4 years ago. surviving are one son, Far] L ; si prea ea opening at the school at 10 a. m. to1500 SHIPS NOW IN BAY day. SAIN HMRANCISCO, April 4—San Dr. Vernon .Padgett will be in at “INNER SPRINGS ERROL FLYNN told, opening of the fall term. WET PROOF —With— many Street sume her place on the staff on the. ially the school children an oppor MATTRESSES WO PASTE NO TOOLS NO MUSS (Noxon—In Grass ‘Valley March 27, 1946 to Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Noxon of Colfax a daughter. Trans-Pacific air services was inGoudge—In Grass Valley March and Many Other Items and #win stituted in 1935 as the first such .ger27, 1946 to Mr. and vice over a major ocean route, —GOES FURTHER— Goudge a daughter. GRASS VALLEY Furniture CO. PHONE 1087 ‘City, Long A vided is due and payable. William M. Moody’of Los Gatos and her father she expected to be in New'a grandson, Acton M. Cleveland of York on: her way home in the next/ Camptonville. {thorities FULL PANEL CRIBS ). In a long distance phone call from. Paris, France, Miss Helen Chapman years ; ne Down in Broad Street and Nassay . County stating that Miss Grass . to obtain the county's allocation of. day afternoon at 2 o'clock. in the Taxes are payable at the ‘Treas Street, New York, I talked with big . Roach of Mill Valley has died funds from the legislature’s “Christ-. Holmes Funeral Home or Mrs. Mar. ‘folurer’s and Tax (Collector’s offi¢e,'(Ne. } finance men. They could buy big,long . jowing a lingering illness. mas tree” grant of $90,000,000 to . tha C. Langdon who died Sunday. afvaa County Courthouse, Nevada City, 4 term (bonds but they buy Savings counties of the state. Calif. The informa-. Miss Roach; ternoon

at a iccal hospital. Rev. JoBonds like Joe, the miner, and Hal, . was a niece of the late. : ! ; i j ition compiled, it was stated must. be. seph Moore the bus driver. They lock ahead ang 1 Mrs. Chapman. She en ELMA HECKER. . was in charge of : the se leaves her moth=. ExOfficio ‘Colle see them meeting doctor's bills, put. ) ys. Dora Roach and a*brother, submitted as a guide in making the) Vice. Interment was in Pine Grove . Treasurer, ‘Nevadactor ana County ting the (City, California. garage ana pitt oD =. a new reef-on : t 2 eis allocations. : z pet oacl { -Blue: Tent. Funeral Cemetery. ; getting that wing ‘iret publication April 4, 1946. ur mother has . Phil Roach. o : always wanted. Yes, Wall Strect . arrangements have not ‘been ee Mrs. Lanedon passed ‘nearly all} com: likes bonds. USS. Treance y Depuiment ' pleted. Helen Chapman Phones From)»: life in Paris She’s “oming Home f TOM TYLER day of ‘April, 1946 at 5 o’clock p.m. in San’Francisco to decide the Callfornia . public speaking championship of the Future Farmers of America. appointed J. F. surveyor to. take ff SING ME A SONG OF TEXAS on all real property will be payalble after the first day of January, 1946 and will ‘be delinquent on the 20th . ues oilstreets. eaten as county's’ Mrs. Martha Langdon 3 and C. W. Chapman was in receipt of . HELEN WALKER The remaining one half of the taxes . ter and JOE MATTHEWS (bottom) of Yuba City will meet on March 27 The Nevada County board of sup May 11th. Mike ‘Grace Roach Passes In Mill Valley ae County Survey Of Roads And Streets . A dance will be given in the Vetlerans Memorial Building in Grass JACK HALEY i three percent ‘will be added thereto. FRANK DARLING “top) of*Hollis Hl —With— paid before the 5th day of December, (Funeral services will be ‘held under rifle squad will participate in the Holmes Funeral ; ceremony and through the entire city . the direction of a time willbe fixed for a moment Home and will be private. of silence. FUNNY . Y one Sigourney, all of this city, two i . 7 : PEOPLE ARE . f half of the taxes on all real ‘property for the fiscal year beginning July —1, 1945 and ending June 30, 1946 will be due on November 1, 19415 and will 14th. It was statea. S!steTs Mrs. Violate Strong and Mrs. GRASS VALLEY PUBLIC M Mrs. George Smarten Rooms with A Trimz APPLIKAYS, too. Gorgeous, colorful, ready-cute out decorations for walls, ceils ings, and As niease, Just dip in water—and: app 'y! Only: 59c box of 7 matching pieces, ET BLDG. 4 t SOUTH, ADBURN: STREET a ALPHA STORES, Inc. L Headley’s Garage :i i FORMERLY SHEBLEY'S GARAGE AT THE PLAZA—NEVADA CITY AT ~ Caster! fp \ —HOURS— 7A M. TO 9 P.M. NIGHT PHONE 170M cs PHONE 5 INEVADA CIvTy —AT OUR HAT BAR— —24 HOURS DAY PHONE 271 ‘ARE YOU INTERESTED INA — PILLBOXES! HALF-HATS! SKYSCRAPERS! POINTED BRIMS! SWEEPING BRIMS! RIBBONS. AND FLOWERS, ° ax —PERT AND PRETTY— AT PRICES TO PLEASE THE EASTER PURSE IN NEVADA CITY _. /. 236 Commercial Street, Nevada City Wonecos? AGEARGL 141 MILL STREET—GRASS VALLEY : ees IT’S WEEK-END. PLEASURE. TIME! MAKE THE MOST OF IT AT THE Duck Inn Cafe DANCE TO AMERICA'S NEWEST TUNES AND BEST DANCE BANDS ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE DRINKS PERFECTLY SERVED Duck Inn Cafe : CHURCH OF CHRIST i If so send your name and address to Miss Sue Hawkins, PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY — _ GRASS VALLEY -—— —neinnanenl i # FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The.taxes on all personal property secured be delinquent on ‘the th day of De that the Nevada City S NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF. . COUNTY TAXES terested in the mines in the Wash ished in the late war will take place; " {message SIMPSON, HRANCES A. SIMPSON. planting memorial to Nevada City Elva Lee Sigourney, grand daughter F {men in the armed services who ‘per. Darleen Cc Crowley y and and son in law Ted April I. JR., fea coholic beverages. of service T. AND D. ENTERPRISES, INC. provided by law. The premises are not now licensed for the sale of al Installation wll take place April ington district. The family members are his wife 15th. Mrs. Irene Walch, a daughter, Mrs. It ‘was announced that the tree Sunday, DIRECTION of Equalization at Sacramento, California, stating grounds for denia l ag engineer “Leonard Hodges, junior ' vice mander; Jack Hansen, quartermastwhich took him through Canada and er; Carl Hierouimus, chaplein; JosAlaska he retired, coming to Nevada County about 1930 and became in'eph Day, C.E:. Bosworth and Norman Kistle, trustees. r Anyone desiring to protest the is Edward L.'’Walch passed away at the . Veterans of Foreign Wars. 5:10 a. m. Tuesday, April 15. Walch Other officers elected were Howwas born Nevada suance of such license may file a . verified protest with the State Board Edward L. Walch, ngineer Succumbs 1878. Graniteville, On Sale Beer and Wine. wreck. Head Banner Mt. Post ;ard Bennetts. past commander;; Jas. Uncle Sam Says the St., County. : ‘Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned is applying to the State Board aT of Equali or issuance on : zation : original application of -an’ aleoholic beverage license ‘for these premises as follows: en text for the ‘Christian Science les-. material sense of existence to the . Stated that the damage done the son sermon on Unreality for April 7. spiritual up to the slory prepared truck amounted to $100. The thief Citations ifrom the sermon; Ex-. for them who love God. p. 566. after his collision made a quick ius 14:1 thS" g ind Moses said unto the . Fred C. : Catan, ero odus Mo i To THEATRE led as follows: anticipating and ‘hopes and 'counctl may offer to°$50. The fire tel & the*proLiCl] a ar hopes joy—=5mire skall See the pea spiritual there is that}: uscdtgp. $59, another te department. offered ‘ maketh himself poor yet hath great. idea guide all right desires in their ;making “Thera at EVADA Notice is hereby given that fifteen days after the date posted, the undersigned proposes to sell alcoholic . ‘beverages at these premises, describ / cil’ may offer to vbgkaqj The pub4 p.m.attend from 2-to excepted ‘Hesis cordially invited:.to our through the wilderness ‘walking wearThe charter limits awards the city of hu-! services and visit the reading room.) * through the greatae desert i eed nothing; Mr * Yieh ii yet a hath the ‘Pacific oldest incorporated educational institution in California. {TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 4i. wore led 'Station on South Auburn Street. holidays hag age petite Shae is.the . NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES science and Health with key to . fered eight . the Scriptures, The College of done by Jean Poulhan at Tanforan . \Stock ton for information regarding the Ed. identity of the person who stole the o’clock. Our reading room is now lo-itay. Ag the children of-Israel were . city’s fire truck several weeyvs ago cated in ‘the church edifice at L14a} 7 -tided triumphantly through the Redan crashed “into the Briggs Service Boulder St. “and: is‘ open “Mondays, 5" ha dank obbiae and Pinwine month each of Wednésday THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1946 —_— The first flying in ‘California wasy Future Farmer The Grass Valley Fire Department . has.augmented the award of $50. of od % ba Seed OHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH ? NEVADA CITY NUGGET . pe tOae eae eae t ee ae ee PAGE FOUR