August 19, 1940 (4 pages)

+ PAGE TWO NEVADA Clty XUCCEe “__, _ MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1940. T WELLIF YOU INSIST! THINKING OUT LOUD . Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. LEETE . Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. BH. M. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) woseseneeeegestenteseeeetseees $2.50 Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow . A few Democrats may feel badly that President Roosevelt looks ‘‘affectionately’’ yet unkindly upon, Hiram Johnson, and that the senator, replying, has had a few words to say about the President. But these are not many. Senator Johnson's “declaration of independence’ —for that is all it i —is no anti-Democratic statement, and anyone who knows the record'of the veteran statesman Inows that this is true. Hiram Johnson simply is no party's man, but rather one of those rare men in public life yho lives and acts by con science alone. Democrats should remember that they took great glee when the Senator more than oncé’ parted company with Republican’ Herbert Hoover; should remember this historic utterence of Johnson's before the Senate on June 11, 1929. ‘I realize that there are some who, whenever the party lash is applied, crawl to the one who lashes them. ‘I had ‘rather be a toad and live upon the vapor of a dungeon’ than sit in this body, or in any other body, and take orders upon a question of conscience from any man on earth. no matter how exalted his position. “1 atand hy the P-esident when I believe him to be richt but when [believe him to be wrong I part with him. and . zo mv wen eae and Teo my own way with full knowled7e of what the caonsetrences mar he.” That wag yesterdav. Todav Hiram Johnson simolv r> iterates this fim to a Democratic president: “The people of California would not highly regard me and . would be without self-respect were I a mere ‘yes’ man. I never have been and I never will be.” That pleases Californians, very, very much.—ContributThe French Hysteria .™ Poor lady Marianne, the personification of France, must (Continued from Page One) FACTORY SPECIFIED Duffy, in the Baltumore Sun. hear, — VITAL STATIS ICS BIRTHS ALEXANDER— At \ the City Sanatar‘um. West 16, ‘o Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Gold Plat,.a son, MURADY—At the’ Nevada City San m, Ave st 16) 1940 to ovr, and Mrs. Wi liam’ Brady a \son. BEAR Grass Valley,\ August 15.1940 to Mr. and Mrs.-Leo\Flury, a daughter. : PE! V1.0-—-In PEE TOADS fou MY, ‘o. a daughter. j WEILCH—At the Nevada Sanatarium, August 17, 1940, to Mr. ard Mrs. Howard Welch of the Alta Hill district, a son. Nevada 1940 JP; +tart tgs Novada City, August and Mrs. Nick \PelMARRIAGE LICENSES MROST-COLEMAN—In Reno. Nevada, August 17, 1940, to Ben Frost of Grass Valley and Omega Coleman of Nevada City. GUSTE HUNT—In Reno, Nevada. be in the extreme of hysteria as well as natural sadness. The coming trials of various men to-establish ‘‘guilt’’ for cause of the war, for losing the war, for lack of preparedness, are indefensible in common sense. The national disregard of Communist infiltration, easy-going tolerance of socialistic oad ering of the nation’s wealth, and blindness to the rise of German mizht—all those things added up to national suicide An autopsy of a whole nation may be in order—but not 2 trial of . a handful of men. however wilful or stupid they might have been. Historically, the French are an exceptionally logical, people. In time that logic will reassert itself and stabilize the national life. Meanwhile it would be unjust as weil as unkind to criticize the French too severely for current behavior that is so patently a thing of hysteria —Contributed. August 15, 1940 to Frederick A. Guste;48;-ef Nevada City, and Betty Hunt, 58, of Grass Valley. MARRIAGES Stork 1940" by the Nevada Aye ston of City Methodist Church, Delhert Hooker of Grass Valley and Laura Price of Nevada Oley, TREMEWAIN-FESTI — In Grass Valley, al 18, . Wiliam Horgan.-Pal-h Arnold. Tre-! mewan, and Edith Mary Festi, .19, beth of Grass Valley. . DEATHS : . ADAMS—In Grass Valley, August 17, 1940, George Adams, husband of ‘ecord in the Nevada ‘City office in order to deteremine owners of the land who would have to be contacted ‘or rights of way.Forest officers estimate that this saved approximately a week of official ‘time. MASKED BANDIT INVADES HOME, ESCAPES WITH $15 Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen is investigating a report from Julius: Mazzanti, resident of the Alta Hill section, that he was robbed of $15 by a masked bandit at his home last week. Mazzanti reported the robbery Friday morning, He told the sheriff he awakened to see the masked bandit in: his .bedroom with a revolver in ‘his hand. The bandit told Mazzanti to give him his wallet. The victim said after the robber took the money from the walJet he threw it down and_ ordered Mazzanti to be quiet for at least 15 minutes or he would come back and kill him. Mazzanti did not report the incident until 24 hours later. RETURNS FROM VACATION sume their meetings on August 26 at the Elks Hall. Exalted Antler Craig Davies will preside over the meetings. Miss Elma Eden and her mother, Mrs. Charles Eden, who have been> the state and in Oregon, returned to their home here last Friday night, SCREAMING HAL ROACH COMEDY OPENS WEDNES. The Nevada City Antlers will re-' vacationing in the ‘northern part of . 4 John Stahl of Menlo Park, a native Hilma Adams; a native of Virginia, resident of Grass Valley 40 years, aged 61 years.The funeral services are to be arranged Funeral Home late today. <AFTER—In Sacramento, August , 16, 1940, Ida Theresa Rafter, form. erly of Nevada City, mother of Mrs. . Winifred Hare of Monterey, Mrs. . William Moore of San Jose = Mrs. . John Lennon of Sacramento and Thomas M. Rafter of Pasadena; sister of Mrs, Kate McCormack and William S.:Coughlan of Nevada City; a native of Nevada City, aged 86 years. . The funeral services were held this morning under the direction of the Holmes ‘Funeral (Home. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery with Father Patrick O’ Reilly officiating. SHUEY—In Grass Valley, August 17, 1940, Mrs. Martha Shuey, wife of on H, Shuey, sister of Mrs. S. T. Neff of Mansfield, Ohio, and Mrs. of Mansfield, aged 61 years. The fureral services are being arranged by the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary in Grass Valley. FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR BLOOMFIELD MAN WEEK OF TIME SAVED When Hal Roach decided to proFinal rites were held at the Holmof; City . HOOT -PRICE—In Nevada City, . Rev, David Ral-. 1940, by Father ; by the Holmes! BY AIRPLANE PHOTOS Airplane. photo prints recently proved valuable in securing.rights of way for the Bear Valley-Bowman Lake Road according to Tahoe forest officials. Ordinarily a survey ‘would have been made in order to deterAMine legal description of the land ¢erossed. In this instance though sev‘eral section corners had been located and “pin pricked’”’ on the print covering the land in question. From duce Thorne Smith’s “Turnabout.’’; &S Funeral Home here Saturday for which. will open an engagement at. Joseph Justin, 66, ‘North Bloomfield the Nevada Theatre Wednesday night . resident, ‘who was found dead near he little dreamt that ‘he was letting; his cabin last Wednesday. Rev. Davtransformation of a-husband’s per‘these subdivisions were platted and compared with the ownership status himself in for the wildest experience ; of his varied, and by no means tame career. Considered by far the funnies: book by the irrepressibe author of the highly suecessful ‘“Topper’’ series “‘Turnabout”’ concerns the hilarious comedy of errors following the sonality and voice into the body of his wife and vice versa. PHONE 67 er Drotoeraprer 107 an street Nevada County Photo Center Portraits, Commercial Photography, 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, .-Kodaks and Photo Supplies; Enlarging and Framing, Movie Cameras.and Films. ‘bile, ‘id Ralston of the Methodist Church officiated at the service with interment.in the Pine Grove Cemetery. An autopsy performed upon the body of Justin revealed heart trouble was the cause of death. The deceased lived in the North Bloomfield section seven years. He was a retired machinist of Sacramento. Mrs. Josephine Stromber, sister, Mrs. Gertrude Beebe, niece and Ralph York, nephew, all of Sacramento, survive. Visits in Colusa— Mr. and Mrs, Ed Martine of this city visited relatives in Colusa County last week. The couple made the trip.in. their new 1948 automoON BUDGET The Nevada County Board of Supervsiors met here today to consider ‘ye 1940-41 fiscal yéar budget. The ~reliminary budget as drawn up, in . which no changes are expected to be made, $1.60 per $100 valuation. The rate lists $1.20 for the general . fund, 30 cents salary fund, 6 cents Junior College tuition and four cents for veterans buildings. The tax rate last year was $1.66 per $100 valuation. TWO DAYS THIS WEEK — SET ASIDE FOR HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION Registration of students at the Nevada\ City High School for the coming term will be held Wednesday and Thursday between the hours of 9 a. m. and noon and 2 p. m. and 4 p. m. 1s Sa Og Kjorlie, district superintenrent of schools) said teachers will be present to assist new students in selecting their subject. The registration will be in he high school building. The Nevada City High School and _elementary school open next Monaan August 26th . FOR SALE — 2,000 cords of stove wood timber, bargain. Also 380 Phone 7-F-5, Ramm, Camptonville. J. G. i FOR SALE—Very reasonable, easy terms, 4 Room house with modern fixtures, 12 acres of wooded land. berries and garden. Inquire ~on place. Adele Renee. Old Banner Road, Gold Flat. 7-29-5ty MRS~-ARTHUR B. FOOTE of Grass Valley will analyze character from handwriting for the benefit of the Red Cross. Requirements: at least one full page in ink and on unlinstudied the subject of education will agree that the first six years of a child’s life from a characterforming standpoint are most imENGINE TUNE-UP AND STEERING AND FRONT END ALIGNMENT EQUIPMENT Service Garage Williamson, Prop, portant, We do not believe, as Miss Christianson seems to advocate, that the — ‘Federal (Government should undertake the establishment of kindergartens. The Fedetal Government should emphasize the need of kindergartens and provide a program and pattern for such schools. Primarily we regard it as a matter that local school boards should undertake at the demand of their communities, Cor. Pine and Spring Phone 106 Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. sets the county tax rate at DISHES ARE QUICKLY DONE when you have an AUTOMATIC Gas WATER HEATER in your Home Why ruin your hands in a dishpan swirling a cloth over greasy dishes? Stack dishes in a wire rack and flush them clean with a hot water spray. This simple and easy spray-wash and scald-dry method of dishwashing gets dishes cleaner in half the time. Where an Automatic Gas Water Heater keeps hot water on tap there are no delays. Turn a faucet and hot water flows instantly -any time-at just the correct economical temperature. Operating costs are low. acres of land and milling timber. . ’ 8-123te ed paper with full signature (as usually signed). Charges, 50c. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent vu: Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL Specialists in Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley Phone 984, 2-19t! WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals. round, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work guaranteed. J. M. Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf REAL ESTATE WALTER H. DANIELS LICENSED BROKER 7-5-10tp . ) SEE YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY PGE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 273W-840 ‘CAN JID r DATE rs CARY 5. ARBOGAST INCUMBENT ie, a Candidate for Re-election to the office of County Supervisor Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940 IRVINE SEAMAN Is a Candidate for the Office of County Supervisor Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. FRANK DAVIES Is a Candidate for: the office of County Supervisor Primary Election, Thesday, August 27, 1940. JUDGE GEORGE. L. JONES INCUMBENT 6 a candidate for election to the office of Superior Judge of Nevada County. Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. J. L. “JERRY” SEAWELL (Incumbent) Candide®s for State Senator ae Primary Election August 27, 1940 Phone 521 P. O. Box 501) Nevada \City Although unopposed he will appreciate your vote \ a¢@

+ PAGE TWO NEVADA Clty XUCCEe “__, _ MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1940. T WELLIF YOU INSIST! THINKING OUT LOUD . Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. LEETE . Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. BH. M. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) woseseneeeegestenteseeeetseees $2.50 Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow . A few Democrats may feel badly that President Roosevelt looks ‘‘affectionately’’ yet unkindly upon, Hiram Johnson, and that the senator, replying, has had a few words to say about the President. But these are not many. Senator Johnson's “declaration of independence’ —for that is all it i —is no anti-Democratic statement, and anyone who knows the record'of the veteran statesman Inows that this is true. Hiram Johnson simply is no party's man, but rather one of those rare men in public life yho lives and acts by con science alone. Democrats should remember that they took great glee when the Senator more than oncé’ parted company with Republican’ Herbert Hoover; should remember this historic utterence of Johnson's before the Senate on June 11, 1929. ‘I realize that there are some who, whenever the party lash is applied, crawl to the one who lashes them. ‘I had ‘rather be a toad and live upon the vapor of a dungeon’ than sit in this body, or in any other body, and take orders upon a question of conscience from any man on earth. no matter how exalted his position. “1 atand hy the P-esident when I believe him to be richt but when [believe him to be wrong I part with him. and . zo mv wen eae and Teo my own way with full knowled7e of what the caonsetrences mar he.” That wag yesterdav. Todav Hiram Johnson simolv r> iterates this fim to a Democratic president: “The people of California would not highly regard me and . would be without self-respect were I a mere ‘yes’ man. I never have been and I never will be.” That pleases Californians, very, very much.—ContributThe French Hysteria .™ Poor lady Marianne, the personification of France, must (Continued from Page One) FACTORY SPECIFIED Duffy, in the Baltumore Sun. hear, — VITAL STATIS ICS BIRTHS ALEXANDER— At \ the City Sanatar‘um. West 16, ‘o Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Gold Plat,.a son, MURADY—At the’ Nevada City San m, Ave st 16) 1940 to ovr, and Mrs. Wi liam’ Brady a \son. BEAR Grass Valley,\ August 15.1940 to Mr. and Mrs.-Leo\Flury, a daughter. : PE! V1.0-—-In PEE TOADS fou MY, ‘o. a daughter. j WEILCH—At the Nevada Sanatarium, August 17, 1940, to Mr. ard Mrs. Howard Welch of the Alta Hill district, a son. Nevada 1940 JP; +tart tgs Novada City, August and Mrs. Nick \PelMARRIAGE LICENSES MROST-COLEMAN—In Reno. Nevada, August 17, 1940, to Ben Frost of Grass Valley and Omega Coleman of Nevada City. GUSTE HUNT—In Reno, Nevada. be in the extreme of hysteria as well as natural sadness. The coming trials of various men to-establish ‘‘guilt’’ for cause of the war, for losing the war, for lack of preparedness, are indefensible in common sense. The national disregard of Communist infiltration, easy-going tolerance of socialistic oad ering of the nation’s wealth, and blindness to the rise of German mizht—all those things added up to national suicide An autopsy of a whole nation may be in order—but not 2 trial of . a handful of men. however wilful or stupid they might have been. Historically, the French are an exceptionally logical, people. In time that logic will reassert itself and stabilize the national life. Meanwhile it would be unjust as weil as unkind to criticize the French too severely for current behavior that is so patently a thing of hysteria —Contributed. August 15, 1940 to Frederick A. Guste;48;-ef Nevada City, and Betty Hunt, 58, of Grass Valley. MARRIAGES Stork 1940" by the Nevada Aye ston of City Methodist Church, Delhert Hooker of Grass Valley and Laura Price of Nevada Oley, TREMEWAIN-FESTI — In Grass Valley, al 18, . Wiliam Horgan.-Pal-h Arnold. Tre-! mewan, and Edith Mary Festi, .19, beth of Grass Valley. . DEATHS : . ADAMS—In Grass Valley, August 17, 1940, George Adams, husband of ‘ecord in the Nevada ‘City office in order to deteremine owners of the land who would have to be contacted ‘or rights of way.Forest officers estimate that this saved approximately a week of official ‘time. MASKED BANDIT INVADES HOME, ESCAPES WITH $15 Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen is investigating a report from Julius: Mazzanti, resident of the Alta Hill section, that he was robbed of $15 by a masked bandit at his home last week. Mazzanti reported the robbery Friday morning, He told the sheriff he awakened to see the masked bandit in: his .bedroom with a revolver in ‘his hand. The bandit told Mazzanti to give him his wallet. The victim said after the robber took the money from the walJet he threw it down and_ ordered Mazzanti to be quiet for at least 15 minutes or he would come back and kill him. Mazzanti did not report the incident until 24 hours later. RETURNS FROM VACATION sume their meetings on August 26 at the Elks Hall. Exalted Antler Craig Davies will preside over the meetings. Miss Elma Eden and her mother, Mrs. Charles Eden, who have been> the state and in Oregon, returned to their home here last Friday night, SCREAMING HAL ROACH COMEDY OPENS WEDNES. The Nevada City Antlers will re-' vacationing in the ‘northern part of . 4 John Stahl of Menlo Park, a native Hilma Adams; a native of Virginia, resident of Grass Valley 40 years, aged 61 years.The funeral services are to be arranged Funeral Home late today. <AFTER—In Sacramento, August , 16, 1940, Ida Theresa Rafter, form. erly of Nevada City, mother of Mrs. . Winifred Hare of Monterey, Mrs. . William Moore of San Jose = Mrs. . John Lennon of Sacramento and Thomas M. Rafter of Pasadena; sister of Mrs, Kate McCormack and William S.:Coughlan of Nevada City; a native of Nevada City, aged 86 years. . The funeral services were held this morning under the direction of the Holmes ‘Funeral (Home. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery with Father Patrick O’ Reilly officiating. SHUEY—In Grass Valley, August 17, 1940, Mrs. Martha Shuey, wife of on H, Shuey, sister of Mrs. S. T. Neff of Mansfield, Ohio, and Mrs. of Mansfield, aged 61 years. The fureral services are being arranged by the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary in Grass Valley. FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR BLOOMFIELD MAN WEEK OF TIME SAVED When Hal Roach decided to proFinal rites were held at the Holmof; City . HOOT -PRICE—In Nevada City, .

Rev, David Ral-. 1940, by Father ; by the Holmes! BY AIRPLANE PHOTOS Airplane. photo prints recently proved valuable in securing.rights of way for the Bear Valley-Bowman Lake Road according to Tahoe forest officials. Ordinarily a survey ‘would have been made in order to deterAMine legal description of the land ¢erossed. In this instance though sev‘eral section corners had been located and “pin pricked’”’ on the print covering the land in question. From duce Thorne Smith’s “Turnabout.’’; &S Funeral Home here Saturday for which. will open an engagement at. Joseph Justin, 66, ‘North Bloomfield the Nevada Theatre Wednesday night . resident, ‘who was found dead near he little dreamt that ‘he was letting; his cabin last Wednesday. Rev. Davtransformation of a-husband’s per‘these subdivisions were platted and compared with the ownership status himself in for the wildest experience ; of his varied, and by no means tame career. Considered by far the funnies: book by the irrepressibe author of the highly suecessful ‘“Topper’’ series “‘Turnabout”’ concerns the hilarious comedy of errors following the sonality and voice into the body of his wife and vice versa. PHONE 67 er Drotoeraprer 107 an street Nevada County Photo Center Portraits, Commercial Photography, 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, .-Kodaks and Photo Supplies; Enlarging and Framing, Movie Cameras.and Films. ‘bile, ‘id Ralston of the Methodist Church officiated at the service with interment.in the Pine Grove Cemetery. An autopsy performed upon the body of Justin revealed heart trouble was the cause of death. The deceased lived in the North Bloomfield section seven years. He was a retired machinist of Sacramento. Mrs. Josephine Stromber, sister, Mrs. Gertrude Beebe, niece and Ralph York, nephew, all of Sacramento, survive. Visits in Colusa— Mr. and Mrs, Ed Martine of this city visited relatives in Colusa County last week. The couple made the trip.in. their new 1948 automoON BUDGET The Nevada County Board of Supervsiors met here today to consider ‘ye 1940-41 fiscal yéar budget. The ~reliminary budget as drawn up, in . which no changes are expected to be made, $1.60 per $100 valuation. The rate lists $1.20 for the general . fund, 30 cents salary fund, 6 cents Junior College tuition and four cents for veterans buildings. The tax rate last year was $1.66 per $100 valuation. TWO DAYS THIS WEEK — SET ASIDE FOR HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION Registration of students at the Nevada\ City High School for the coming term will be held Wednesday and Thursday between the hours of 9 a. m. and noon and 2 p. m. and 4 p. m. 1s Sa Og Kjorlie, district superintenrent of schools) said teachers will be present to assist new students in selecting their subject. The registration will be in he high school building. The Nevada City High School and _elementary school open next Monaan August 26th . FOR SALE — 2,000 cords of stove wood timber, bargain. Also 380 Phone 7-F-5, Ramm, Camptonville. J. G. i FOR SALE—Very reasonable, easy terms, 4 Room house with modern fixtures, 12 acres of wooded land. berries and garden. Inquire ~on place. Adele Renee. Old Banner Road, Gold Flat. 7-29-5ty MRS~-ARTHUR B. FOOTE of Grass Valley will analyze character from handwriting for the benefit of the Red Cross. Requirements: at least one full page in ink and on unlinstudied the subject of education will agree that the first six years of a child’s life from a characterforming standpoint are most imENGINE TUNE-UP AND STEERING AND FRONT END ALIGNMENT EQUIPMENT Service Garage Williamson, Prop, portant, We do not believe, as Miss Christianson seems to advocate, that the — ‘Federal (Government should undertake the establishment of kindergartens. The Fedetal Government should emphasize the need of kindergartens and provide a program and pattern for such schools. Primarily we regard it as a matter that local school boards should undertake at the demand of their communities, Cor. Pine and Spring Phone 106 Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. sets the county tax rate at DISHES ARE QUICKLY DONE when you have an AUTOMATIC Gas WATER HEATER in your Home Why ruin your hands in a dishpan swirling a cloth over greasy dishes? Stack dishes in a wire rack and flush them clean with a hot water spray. This simple and easy spray-wash and scald-dry method of dishwashing gets dishes cleaner in half the time. Where an Automatic Gas Water Heater keeps hot water on tap there are no delays. Turn a faucet and hot water flows instantly -any time-at just the correct economical temperature. Operating costs are low. acres of land and milling timber. . ’ 8-123te ed paper with full signature (as usually signed). Charges, 50c. EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent vu: Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL Specialists in Radio Ills, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley Phone 984, 2-19t! WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals. round, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work guaranteed. J. M. Bertsche, Watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf REAL ESTATE WALTER H. DANIELS LICENSED BROKER 7-5-10tp . ) SEE YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY PGE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 273W-840 ‘CAN JID r DATE rs CARY 5. ARBOGAST INCUMBENT ie, a Candidate for Re-election to the office of County Supervisor Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940 IRVINE SEAMAN Is a Candidate for the Office of County Supervisor Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. FRANK DAVIES Is a Candidate for: the office of County Supervisor Primary Election, Thesday, August 27, 1940. JUDGE GEORGE. L. JONES INCUMBENT 6 a candidate for election to the office of Superior Judge of Nevada County. Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. J. L. “JERRY” SEAWELL (Incumbent) Candide®s for State Senator ae Primary Election August 27, 1940 Phone 521 P. O. Box 501) Nevada \City Although unopposed he will appreciate your vote \ a¢@