August 12, 1946 (4 pages)

_-~ PAGE FOUR ‘ NEVADA CITY NUGGET \ _MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1946 TIDELAND ACT President Truman’s veto of comment today from mominee for California. attorney. general erty in California. It regardless of his or her calling. DENOUNCES VETO . ; tideland quitclaim bill and the ac-. every resource of the office to comtion of the house of representatives; bat the encroachment of the federal in sustaining the veto drew sharp! government into. the sovereign doDistrict At-. 'main of our state. Should this mattorney Fred Howser of Los Angeles,. ter remain The tideland quitclaim legislation; now defeated by President Truman's . Galifornia joined the union. weto has clouded title to millions of, ‘dollars of private and public prop. involves the, steady asquisition of physical propwelfare of every citizen of the state! erties within California’s boundaries reme court which now has under consideration the claim of the federal government to these lands. : “Tt has ‘been my repeated pledge to.the people of California that if the; elected attorney general, I will use pending it will require ofthe collective effort of all the citiz. ens of the state to defeat the disas. trous effect of his cloud on titles . which have been held inviolate since “Already the consistent and the i by the federal government has resulted in hundreds of thousands of ‘acres of land being pkaced under fedWashed Polished GET YOUR CAR . eral control. If this trend is not . checked the sovereginty of the state twill be reduced to a minority interjest in the domain within its own . boundaries. If our government is to ss RICHFIELD SERVICE . Temain a constitutional union of sovj ereign states this trend must be reversed. We are blessed with rich resources which have been developed ‘by the courage and sacrifice of those who built this great commonwealth of abundance. To permit the seizure of these resources would be a crime against the public interest. There can be no compromise. We must stand and fight until our right and title has been permanently affirmed.”’ concluded Howser. BERYL BIRTH Collins—In Nevada City August 8, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. F.-E. Collins of North San Juan, a son. Hayhurst—In Nevada City, Aug. 1946 to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hayhurst of North San Juan a daughter. : Sacramento Street ust 7 TELEPHONE 502 . 1946, much of the time on Admiralty Evelyn Alice McCulloch and Robert C. Schiffner were married Saturday morning in St. Canice Catholic Church with many . relatives and friends present. The bride, attired in a pearl gray suit with brown accessories and wearing an orchid, was. given in marriage by her father, George Keck of St. Joseph, Missouri. Rev. Virgil Gabrielli read the nuptial service. Attending thg ‘bride Norbert B. Frey, sister, beige suit with brown and wearing a. corsage Best man was Dr. Norbert B. Frey and ushers were Milton and Delbert Schiffner, brothers of the bridegroom. Mrs. George Keck, mother of the bride was attired in a brown and white ensemble and Mrs. Otto Schiffner, mother of the bridegroom wore a rose gown with black accessories, adorned with a corsage of begonias. A wedding ‘breakfast at Deer Creek Inn, followed the nuptial mass decoratons for which were in charge of Lloyd Penrose, white and pink gladioli were featured in decorative ensemble. At 1 o’clock a great reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schiffner, the bridal pair, on the wide lawn of Dr. Frey’s residence on Piety Hill. Hundreds of friends and relatives gathered there to facilitate the happy couwplt. The bride is the daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Keck of St. Joseph, Miusouri and for the past four years has ‘been Dr. Frey’s secretary. Her husband served through war. rising from the ranks‘to first lieutenant in the U, S. Army. He is a graduate*of the Nevada City high school and University of California, and is now completing his last year in the Hastings College of Law. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner of Prospect Hill. was Mrs. dressed in a accessories of begonias. NAVY MAN DISCHARGED (Clifford A. Palmer, whose wife resides at 215 Nevada Street. hag been honorably discharged. from the U. S. Navy. Palmer served two years in the Pacific from August 1944 until July Island and in New Zealand. Definition of a luck man—A drunk who has lost the keys to his ear. +2 BE es . *143.W-846 . a ee oe Pumps (like people) need A PERIODIC CHECK-UP. Many California farmers are pumping more water today, at less cost for electricity; because they have taken advantage of P. G. & E's free irrigation engineering services. Pumps can lose some of their efficiency after extended use over a period of time, 80 it’s well to give them an occasional check-up. Even though the cost of electricity now is lower than ever, you may teed even less power if your pump is performing at its best. Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s irrigation engineers will be glad to consult with you on your irrigation problems— to help you determine the efficiency of your plant and the best methods of op~ erating it. ~ For maintenance and repairs on your pump, see your dealer. P-G-uwkE.PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Harold& Dale’s Garage 430 BROAD st. — TELEPHONE 458 Gas and Oil : Lubrication —MOTOR TUNE-UPS— AND GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Sean aaaEEeaenenmneemeanine SS LS pracvenene sane _ og ee enna ee i The state will losé millions of dolEvelyn Alice .McCulouch Underwriters Okay. senior engineer of the H. J. Kaiser Sully’s Hill national park in Nor, FRED HOWSER lars in revenues should an adverse 5 New G. Vv. Fire Truck Company in Oakland in 1942 -for Dakota te ‘a wild animat preserve 2 decision be handed down by the supWeds Robert ia Schiffner two years. containing 1 1-5 square miles. Inspectors of the Pacific Board Surviving are his wife Mrs. Maude of Underwriters put their stamp of L. Davis and children, David F. Davapproval on the fire department; jis of the U. S. Navy, Ruth M. Davis new 12-cylinder American nook Frank Davis both of Hawaii, fire truck after four hours of inten. wfienon G: Davis, Los Angeles. Marsive tests and examinations. ace garet F. Davis and DonI. Davis, erating qualities of the twiniboth of Grass Valley. A sister, Marignition, twin-carburetion truck, . : 'garet Ellen Davis lives in Bangor, were certified satisfactory. It has a Maine water capacity of 400 gallons per, minute. : Nevada Theatre DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., ENTERPRISES, INC. -THESPANISH MAIN With MAUREEN O'HARA PAUL HENREID THIRTY DAYS B. J. Bosley, 49, resident of Truckee, Friday began serving a 30-day {term in the county jail for drunkenness. Inter County Title Company In New Offices Due to inereased business whicn necessitated a larger staff the Inter-County Title Company has leased and moved into the Kopp Building When rounding curves, “take it en Commercial Street, vacatin§leasy” and keep to the right hand side quarters occupied for many years OP-. of the road, motorists are advised. posite the court house on Church. mMany accidents are caused by drivStreet. ers attempting to flatten the curve. Curren A. Heath, the manager./py cutting across the wrong side of and KEEP RIGHT ON CURVES TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THE SPIRAL Stated that the increase -in real estate transactions and demand . for title insurance made larger office space necessary.’ August 15. Delegations of the juniors are expected from many cities in Northern California. LIONS CLUB HEARS ROTARY HEAD Gilbert Cramer, president of the Rotary Club and member of the Planning Commission of this city, addreseed the Lions Club on the subject of “City Planning’’ Thursday night. Cramer predicted that the population of Grass Valley would double in ten years and mapped a program of public building and recreational activities. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in Myers Mortuary ‘Chapel in Grass Valley, for Edmond I. Davis, who died Thursday morning in Deer Creek Canyon. Rev. Frank Buck conducted the services. Interment was in the lawn section of the Greenwood Memorial Cemetery. Davis was a native of Maine, aged the engineering and construction last employment was as \ . . _ The Short Route North Nevada Bus Line County CONNECTIONS WITH PACIFIC GREYHOUND LINES AT MARYSVILLE Camp Celio on Lake Vera beginning : 69 years. He had a long career in : the road. name given to Ute Ford on the Colo_ STAIRCASE With DOROTHY McGUIRE AND The Crossing of the Fathers is the rado River first used iby Spanish GEORGE BRENT Junior Red Cross priests. Vacation At Lake’ Vera The Nevada City Chapter of the American Red Cross yesterday an-> nounced that the memberg of the Junior Red Cross will take over Board of Equalization Notice The City Council will meet at the City Hall at 10 O’CLOCK, AUGUST 12, 1946 as a ‘Board of Equalization and will continue throughout the week until all dissatisfied taxpayers have been heard. IRVINE SEAMAN, Mayor GEO. H. CALANAN, City Clerk _—_ OUR — i] Comprehensive STOCK —INCLUDES— HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES KITCHEN UTENSILS SPORTING GOODS _ . GARDEN TOOLS ‘WALL PAPER S i FURNITURE CROCKERY . PAINTS Leave Colfax. 11:50 A.M. 6:40 P. M. — Pntngt wid ee ibs P.M. 6:50 P. M. AND COUNTLESS OTHER REASONABLY PRICED, Leave Grass Valley .. 2:20 P.M. . 7.01 P.M. e Leave Rough and Ready. 12:30P.M. 7:20PM. _ FIRST QUALITY ARTICLES Leave Smartville 12:52 P.M. 7:42 P.M. Leave Browns Valley Jct. ... 1:05P.M. 7:55 P.M. Arrive Marysville . 1:30 P.M. 8:20 P. M. Leave Marysville 1:36P°M. ~ 8:36 P. M. Arrive Gridley 20. 2:06 P.M. 9:06 P. M. fe Biges ee 2:12 P.M. 9:12 P. M. H d C rrive Oroville 2:16P.M. 9:30 P.M. W Anmethio 2:54P.M. 10:15 P.M. ar are C. Arrive Red Bluff 3:58 P.M. 11:10 P.M. WEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY Arrive Redding 4:43 P.M. 11:55 P.M. TELEPHONE 5 TELEPHONE 88 Arrive Dunsmuir 6:52 P. M. 1:47 A. M. Arrive Mt. Shasta 7:12 P.M. 2:07 A.M. ' Arrive Weed .-.. 7:30 P.M. 2:25 A: M. Arrive Yreka oo RM ITA SAY IT WITH. Arrive Ashland, Ore. ... 9:36P.M. 4:32 A.M. Arrive Medford, Ore. ... 10:00 P. M. 4:56-A. M. Fl W Arrive Grants Pass 11:05 P.M. 6:03 A. M. O ers Arrive Roseburg ...... 1:40 A.M. 9:02 A. M. Poe 3:53 A.M. 11:26 A. M. , eae san Astive Salem 2. A.M. 2:19P.M. TELEPHONE Arrive Portland . A.M. 4:00 P.M. : Aptove Seattle: Wash. P.M. 10:30P.M. Telephone 65-8-11 : % WEDDINGS, CORSAGES, BOUQUETS, FUNERALS TERMINAL: BUS TERMINAL, GRASS VALLEY Grass Valley Floral (9 TELEPHONE 1010 ON GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY

_-~ PAGE FOUR ‘ NEVADA CITY NUGGET \ _MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1946 TIDELAND ACT President Truman’s veto of comment today from mominee for California. attorney. general erty in California. It regardless of his or her calling. DENOUNCES VETO . ; tideland quitclaim bill and the ac-. every resource of the office to comtion of the house of representatives; bat the encroachment of the federal in sustaining the veto drew sharp! government into. the sovereign doDistrict At-. 'main of our state. Should this mattorney Fred Howser of Los Angeles,. ter remain The tideland quitclaim legislation; now defeated by President Truman's . Galifornia joined the union. weto has clouded title to millions of, ‘dollars of private and public prop. involves the, steady asquisition of physical propwelfare of every citizen of the state! erties within California’s boundaries reme court which now has under consideration the claim of the federal government to these lands. : “Tt has ‘been my repeated pledge to.the people of California that if the; elected attorney general, I will use pending it will require ofthe collective effort of all the citiz. ens of the state to defeat the disas. trous effect of his cloud on titles . which have been held inviolate since “Already the consistent and the i by the federal government has resulted in hundreds of thousands of ‘acres of land being pkaced under fedWashed Polished GET YOUR CAR . eral control. If this trend is not . checked the sovereginty of the state twill be reduced to a minority interjest in the domain within its own . boundaries. If our government is to ss RICHFIELD SERVICE . Temain a constitutional union of sovj ereign states this trend must be reversed. We are blessed with rich resources which have been developed ‘by the courage and sacrifice of those who built this great commonwealth of abundance. To permit the seizure of these resources would be a crime against the public interest. There can be no compromise. We must stand and fight until our right and title has been permanently affirmed.”’ concluded Howser. BERYL BIRTH Collins—In Nevada City August 8, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. F.-E. Collins of North San Juan, a son. Hayhurst—In Nevada City, Aug. 1946 to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hayhurst of North San Juan a daughter. : Sacramento Street ust 7 TELEPHONE 502 . 1946, much of the time on Admiralty Evelyn Alice McCulloch and Robert C. Schiffner were married Saturday morning in St. Canice Catholic Church with many . relatives and friends present. The bride, attired in a pearl gray suit with brown accessories and wearing an orchid, was. given in marriage by her father, George Keck of St. Joseph, Missouri. Rev. Virgil Gabrielli read the nuptial service. Attending thg ‘bride Norbert B. Frey, sister, beige suit with brown and wearing a. corsage Best man was Dr. Norbert B. Frey and ushers were Milton and Delbert Schiffner, brothers of the bridegroom. Mrs. George Keck, mother of the bride was attired in a brown and white ensemble and Mrs. Otto Schiffner, mother of the bridegroom wore a rose gown with black accessories, adorned with a corsage of begonias. A wedding ‘breakfast at Deer Creek Inn, followed the nuptial mass decoratons for which were in charge of Lloyd Penrose, white and pink gladioli were featured in decorative ensemble. At 1 o’clock a great reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schiffner, the bridal pair, on the wide lawn of Dr. Frey’s residence on Piety Hill. Hundreds of friends and relatives gathered there to facilitate the happy couwplt. The bride is the daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Keck of St. Joseph, Miusouri and for the past four years has ‘been Dr. Frey’s secretary. Her husband served through war. rising from the ranks‘to first lieutenant in the U, S. Army. He is a graduate*of the Nevada City high school and University of California, and is now completing his last year in the Hastings College of Law. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner of Prospect Hill. was Mrs. dressed in a accessories of begonias. NAVY MAN DISCHARGED (Clifford A. Palmer, whose wife resides at 215 Nevada Street. hag been honorably discharged. from the U. S. Navy. Palmer served two years in the Pacific from August 1944 until July Island and in New Zealand. Definition of a luck man—A drunk who has lost the keys to his ear. +2 BE es . *143.W-846 . a ee oe Pumps (like people) need A PERIODIC CHECK-UP.. Many California farmers are pumping more water today, at less cost for electricity; because they have taken advantage of P. G. & E's free irrigation engineering services. Pumps can lose some of their efficiency after extended use over a period of time, 80 it’s well to give them an occasional check-up. Even though the cost of electricity now is lower than ever, you may teed even less power if your pump is performing at its best. Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s irrigation engineers will be glad to consult with you on your irrigation problems— to help you determine the efficiency of your plant and the best methods of op~ erating it. ~ For maintenance and repairs on your pump, see your dealer. P-G-uwkE.PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Harold& Dale’s Garage 430 BROAD st. — TELEPHONE 458 Gas and Oil : Lubrication —MOTOR TUNE-UPS— AND GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Sean aaaEEeaenenmneemeanine SS LS pracvenene sane _ og ee enna ee i

The state will losé millions of dolEvelyn Alice .McCulouch Underwriters Okay. senior engineer of the H. J. Kaiser Sully’s Hill national park in Nor, FRED HOWSER lars in revenues should an adverse 5 New G. Vv. Fire Truck Company in Oakland in 1942 -for Dakota te ‘a wild animat preserve 2 decision be handed down by the supWeds Robert ia Schiffner two years. containing 1 1-5 square miles. Inspectors of the Pacific Board Surviving are his wife Mrs. Maude of Underwriters put their stamp of L. Davis and children, David F. Davapproval on the fire department; jis of the U. S. Navy, Ruth M. Davis new 12-cylinder American nook Frank Davis both of Hawaii, fire truck after four hours of inten. wfienon G: Davis, Los Angeles. Marsive tests and examinations. ace garet F. Davis and DonI. Davis, erating qualities of the twiniboth of Grass Valley. A sister, Marignition, twin-carburetion truck, . : 'garet Ellen Davis lives in Bangor, were certified satisfactory. It has a Maine water capacity of 400 gallons per, minute. : Nevada Theatre DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., ENTERPRISES, INC. -THESPANISH MAIN With MAUREEN O'HARA PAUL HENREID THIRTY DAYS B. J. Bosley, 49, resident of Truckee, Friday began serving a 30-day {term in the county jail for drunkenness. Inter County Title Company In New Offices Due to inereased business whicn necessitated a larger staff the Inter-County Title Company has leased and moved into the Kopp Building When rounding curves, “take it en Commercial Street, vacatin§leasy” and keep to the right hand side quarters occupied for many years OP-. of the road, motorists are advised. posite the court house on Church. mMany accidents are caused by drivStreet. ers attempting to flatten the curve. Curren A. Heath, the manager./py cutting across the wrong side of and KEEP RIGHT ON CURVES TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THE SPIRAL Stated that the increase -in real estate transactions and demand . for title insurance made larger office space necessary.’ August 15. Delegations of the juniors are expected from many cities in Northern California. LIONS CLUB HEARS ROTARY HEAD Gilbert Cramer, president of the Rotary Club and member of the Planning Commission of this city, addreseed the Lions Club on the subject of “City Planning’’ Thursday night. Cramer predicted that the population of Grass Valley would double in ten years and mapped a program of public building and recreational activities. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in Myers Mortuary ‘Chapel in Grass Valley, for Edmond I. Davis, who died Thursday morning in Deer Creek Canyon. Rev. Frank Buck conducted the services. Interment was in the lawn section of the Greenwood Memorial Cemetery. Davis was a native of Maine, aged the engineering and construction last employment was as \ . . _ The Short Route North Nevada Bus Line County CONNECTIONS WITH PACIFIC GREYHOUND LINES AT MARYSVILLE Camp Celio on Lake Vera beginning : 69 years. He had a long career in : the road. name given to Ute Ford on the Colo_ STAIRCASE With DOROTHY McGUIRE AND The Crossing of the Fathers is the rado River first used iby Spanish GEORGE BRENT Junior Red Cross priests. Vacation At Lake’ Vera The Nevada City Chapter of the American Red Cross yesterday an-> nounced that the memberg of the Junior Red Cross will take over Board of Equalization Notice The City Council will meet at the City Hall at 10 O’CLOCK, AUGUST 12, 1946 as a ‘Board of Equalization and will continue throughout the week until all dissatisfied taxpayers have been heard. IRVINE SEAMAN, Mayor GEO. H. CALANAN, City Clerk _—_ OUR — i] Comprehensive STOCK —INCLUDES— HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES KITCHEN UTENSILS SPORTING GOODS _ . GARDEN TOOLS ‘WALL PAPER S i FURNITURE CROCKERY . PAINTS Leave Colfax.. 11:50 A.M. 6:40 P. M. — Pntngt wid ee ibs P.M. 6:50 P. M. AND COUNTLESS OTHER REASONABLY PRICED, Leave Grass Valley .... 2:20 P.M. . 7.01 P.M. e Leave Rough and Ready. 12:30P.M. 7:20PM. _ FIRST QUALITY ARTICLES Leave Smartville 12:52 P.M. 7:42 P.M. Leave Browns Valley Jct. ...... 1:05P.M. 7:55 P.M. Arrive Marysville .. 1:30 P.M. 8:20 P. M. Leave Marysville 1:36P°M. ~ 8:36 P. M. Arrive Gridley 20. 2:06 P.M. 9:06 P. M. fe Biges ee 2:12 P.M. 9:12 P. M. H d C rrive Oroville 2:16P.M. 9:30 P.M. W Anmethio 2:54P.M. 10:15 P.M. ar are C. Arrive Red Bluff 3:58 P.M. 11:10 P.M. WEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY Arrive Redding 4:43 P.M. 11:55 P.M. TELEPHONE 5 TELEPHONE 88 Arrive Dunsmuir 6:52 P. M. 1:47 A. M. Arrive Mt. Shasta 7:12 P.M. 2:07 A.M. ' Arrive Weed ..-... 7:30 P.M. 2:25 A: M. Arrive Yreka oo RM ITA SAY IT WITH. Arrive Ashland, Ore. ...... 9:36P.M. 4:32 A.M. Arrive Medford, Ore. ...... 10:00 P. M. 4:56-A. M. Fl W Arrive Grants Pass 11:05 P.M. 6:03 A. M. O ers Arrive Roseburg ............ 1:40 A.M. 9:02 A. M. Poe 3:53 A.M. 11:26 A. M. , eae san Astive Salem 2.. A.M. 2:19P.M. TELEPHONE Arrive Portland .. A.M. 4:00 P.M. : Aptove Seattle: Wash. P.M. 10:30P.M. Telephone 65-8-11 : % WEDDINGS, CORSAGES, BOUQUETS, FUNERALS TERMINAL: BUS TERMINAL, GRASS VALLEY Grass Valley Floral (9 TELEPHONE 1010 ON GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY