August 5, 1947 (8 pages)

Wevada City-Grass Valley Nugget d 205 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City, California -% Owner and Publisher dt,Published Twice Weekly, Tuesday and Friday, at Nevada City, Cafifornia, and entered as matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ‘One year (in advance) One month i re * n.on parade we keep our poise. ‘aot like well bred girls and boys, ‘the home with those most dear, and women are curious creatures; changeable, inwistent and unpredictable; it is therefore no wonder. that mediocre savants write massive tomes on the sub. of human behavior. It is a provocative subject, but the of human behavior seems as far from discovery as it the beginning. = ss 7 sring the years of so called, advancing civilization, we evolved 4 workable code of ethics, learned the art of and we do indeed practice the social graces with a ec of efficiency. If we are “refined,” we do not inreet brawls. we are polite to those with whom we. esired. Is. it not therefore strange and regrettable that in ion of-our homes and with those whom we_ hol we sometimes forget our manners and seem to’ we are split personalities? ; raised in anger, uncouth speech, harsh words adto those we love, surély these thingsare incongruous, ll the places where harmony should prevail, the home et's keep our.homes sweet so that they may remain from the worry and strife which afflict the outside place of genteel living where thoughtful courtesy y and where the hearts of our best beloved are never er have reason to say of oursel-:: . #8 for the genial stranger .the transient guest, ‘own the bitter tone, our own: the best.” ned to their hom yard, a. Si if a fire breaks out or contact—in fact, our public appearances leave little . . by. words that burn and actions that leave scars up-. : that congress hae adjourned and the brave legis. . ti es, there to meet their con‘look forward to several months nd to a startling number of investigaers, will probably never study at our “evermore, we come out of the same “Uncle Silas went on vacation leaving stack of unanswered letters gs in the gara age and wasps : anything . . ‘and I'll come back pronto.”"— * { NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET —TESRAY. AUGUST 5, 1947. Di ee Ran 9 TG WELI 1947, Gide. STRETCHING FG DOLLAR SRA WEL CE Ellis Purlee, Acting Manager The trend in retailing has been toward lower distribution costs and smaller margins of profit. As an example, it was recently reported that overall mark-up in one city for grocery, meat and produce dealers was as low as 104 per cent, while operating costs consurhed 8 per cent. . All kinds of retailers have been studying ways arid means of cutting expenses and putting economies into effect. The chains have been leaders in the undertaking, and the independents have followed the trend. This is retailer's way of meeting the tough cost of living problem. It has no control over wholesale prices. What it can and is doing is to reduce the spread between the price paid the manufacturer and the price charged the consumer. ; As a result, p otherwise have been the case. rice increases have been less than would That may not seem much ofa service to consumers who have been struggling to make shrinking dollars buy morg. But it has undoubtedly resulted in saving a great many billions of dollars for the American people. Retailing alone can’t stop inflation—but it does help Testrdin it. It is any man’s guess when—and if—prices will come down. Recent developments indicate that there is little immediate hope for reversing the wage-price spiral. But, regardless of what may happen, retailing will give the consumer the best possible. return for his money—Contributed. PEDESTRIANS CAN HELP The Santa Barbara County Fair Two out of every five persons and. Horse Show will be held July killed intraffic accidents and on@ 23-27 at Santa Maria. out of four of those injured are pedEureka, Humiboldt County, is reestrians. Pedestrians can° help. re-. iported by National Automobile Club duce the rate by keeping their . to be the most westerly city in the heads up, their eyes open, and their ‘United Staes. 4 minds alert whemever they are walkinclude the legislative counsel lieuing near or through traffic. ‘A five foot wall of concrete shields . g 246 COMMERCIAL Is The Location Of -APPLIANCE! ‘ *NEVADA CITY ‘' H. 8S. Foreman, Prop. Ranches, Sawmills, Factories, sg Mines 11f® E. Main Street * SA’ Cc BY SPRAY , pea Telephone Save repairs ‘by saving the surGrass Valley 4 face. Spraying saves six man hrs. . ‘of brush time, ° Spray on retardant paint and save on in2 surance,’ Beautify your 4 For quick, reliable. service phone’ LICENSED CONTRACPOR Phone Grass Valley 455 314 Henderson Street SACRAMBNTO: “Among those afJune 10-Aug. 12, Ine, _ fected by the recent galary increase approved for state officials are Jerrold L. Sgaweli, memfer of the State Board of Equalization from this district.Assembly bill 1718, recently signea by Governor: Warren, increases virtually all political salaries in the? state. Members of the board of equalization have been raised from $8,000 to $12,000 a year. A few others who received raises eae RAY & BHIL tenant governor, secretary of state, director of finance, state treasurer / and state controller. LEGAL NOTICE United States bepartment of the Interior, Bureau. of Land Management, District Land Office, Saicramento, California, June 5, 1947, M. A. 037576. Notice is hereby given . that Frank Peri. whose post office address is Nevada City, California, has made application for mineral patent for the Gold Ridge Placer Mine and the Gold Ridge Extension Placer Mine, situate in Secs. 32 and 33, T. 17 N, R. 10 E., M. D. M., andt. more parti¢ilarly descrrped as follows to -wit: Geld Ridge Placer Mine, comprising the NWY%NW%. REAL ESTATE. Insurance, Mimeo Public Stenographer, Notary, Phone Answering Service STINSON . COMPANY . 102 W. Main Street . «Grass Valley Telephone 191.) eae exclusive of patented lot 5, being a een part of unpatented mineral lot, 41. MO Sec. 33, T. 17 N., R. 10 E., M. D. M. ING Gold Ridge Extension Placer Mine com prising the NEBY% NE Sec. 32, AND STORAGE being a part of lot one and a part of Local or Long Distance unpatent®d minéral lot 41 of Sec. 32, HOUSEHOLD GOODS er Mine in Book 20 of Miring Clainfs at page 202, amended notice in Book 33 of Mining Claims at: page Hills-Flat, Grass Valley, Phone 80 ———_____! 427. Gold Ridge Extension Placer : einai: rs Mine in Book 20 of Mining Claims ° at page 376: amended notice in Book Nevada City 33 of Mining Claims at page 427. UPHOLSTERY There ‘are no other adjoining or conflicting claims, and all conflict with SHOP patented lot 5 of Sec. 33, T. 17 N. R: aa 8 Between Pine 10 E. M. D. M. as mentioned above, and York St. On Commercial is hereby expressly excluded from the . < ——— er = applicatién for patent. tetleeiolediicteiniindiieb heb eoed Date of first publication June 10 ee Oe ee eee , THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN? SPORTS AND RECREATION # Date of last publication Aug. 8, & 3 : : NEVADA CITY . ; foe . . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE # HORSE AND RIDER Laeebeeeeeeoheoereepeenene . TRADING POST Boots, Hats, Saddles,Bridles, , Clothing Novelties DICK LOSTUTTER em other. fact. to consider is that maxi; . mum driving speeds should be low., . er in the nighttime because of greatter [Ay reduced visibility. _ MOTOR VEHICLE SORAPPING United States today is serapped atter ‘aproxima’ tely 90,000 miles of use in 12 years. In 1935 scrapping came ‘at 68,000 miles and 8.3 years. » he average motor vehicle in the FOR THE FINEST. IN 1 a Telephone 490-W* = = “Free Phonograph : _ PROFESSIONAL _Wednes ROE eter DIRECTORY IA ap rs Bee: ACCOUNTANT HOSPIT AL. jee Pehle Keates the giant new cyclotron at the UniA yirsity of California protecting es os JF gies e oa tala POP scientists from radiations created! poe re ee ee eee y . qocikatts gaciey eis. 4 . wit: All Official Records of Nevada BOUGHT AND SOLD pte fa; County, California. Gold Ridge PlacReliable Transfer & Storage DETEC ; Telephone 984 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Telephone 791-J FUNERAL DIRECTORS _ The Holmes Funeral Home ef vice is priced within the meaue af tall. Ambulance service at all hour. Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada Gity anita OPTOMETRISTS eae Optometrist $12 Broad Street, Nevada City Lo Telephone 270-W: F MINING ENGINEERS _ J. F./O’CONNOR Mining and Civil Engineer United States Mineral Surveying ~OPTOMETRIST. ght, —Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City Licensed Surveyor 203 West Main Street, NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL AND CLUB -DIRECTORYg18 —— . NEVADA CITY LODGE, Ne B. P. O. ELKS Meets every \ secon as Thursday evening at 8 D2 108. Hike Home, Pine St. Phone "™ visiting Elke welcome. am WASLEY, 8. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME . Grass valor ee om

Wevada City-Grass Valley Nugget d 205 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City, California -% Owner and Publisher dt,Published Twice Weekly, Tuesday and Friday, at Nevada City, Cafifornia, and entered as matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ‘One year (in advance) One month i re * n.on parade we keep our poise. ‘aot like well bred girls and boys, ‘the home with those most dear, and women are curious creatures; changeable, inwistent and unpredictable; it is therefore no wonder. that mediocre savants write massive tomes on the sub. of human behavior. It is a provocative subject, but the of human behavior seems as far from discovery as it the beginning. = ss 7 sring the years of so called, advancing civilization, we evolved 4 workable code of ethics, learned the art of and we do indeed practice the social graces with a ec of efficiency. If we are “refined,” we do not inreet brawls. we are polite to those with whom we. esired. Is. it not therefore strange and regrettable that in ion of-our homes and with those whom we_ hol we sometimes forget our manners and seem to’ we are split personalities? ; raised in anger, uncouth speech, harsh words adto those we love, surély these thingsare incongruous, ll the places where harmony should prevail, the home et's keep our.homes sweet so that they may remain from the worry and strife which afflict the outside place of genteel living where thoughtful courtesy y and where the hearts of our best beloved are never er have reason to say of oursel-:: . #8 for the genial stranger .the transient guest, ‘own the bitter tone, our own: the best.” ned to their hom yard, a. Si if a fire breaks out or contact—in fact, our public appearances leave little . . by. words that burn and actions that leave scars up-. : that congress hae adjourned and the brave legis. . ti es, there to meet their con‘look forward to several months nd to a startling number of investigaers, will probably never study at our “evermore, we come out of the same “Uncle Silas went on vacation leaving stack of unanswered letters gs in the gara age and wasps : anything . . ‘and I'll come back pronto.”"— * { NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET —TESRAY. AUGUST 5, 1947. Di ee Ran 9 TG WELI 1947, Gide. STRETCHING FG DOLLAR SRA WEL CE Ellis Purlee, Acting Manager The trend in retailing has been toward lower distribution costs and smaller margins of profit. As an example, it was recently reported that overall mark-up in one city for grocery, meat and produce dealers was as low as 104 per cent, while operating costs consurhed 8 per cent. . All kinds of retailers have been studying ways arid means of cutting expenses and putting economies into effect. The chains have been leaders in the undertaking, and the independents have followed the trend. This is retailer's way of meeting the tough cost of living problem. It has no control over wholesale prices. What it can and is doing is to reduce the spread between the price paid the manufacturer and the price charged the consumer. ; As a result, p otherwise have been the case. rice increases have been less than would That may not seem much ofa service to consumers who have been struggling to make shrinking dollars buy morg. But it has undoubtedly resulted in saving a great many billions of dollars for the American people. Retailing alone can’t stop inflation—but it does help Testrdin it. It is any man’s guess when—and if—prices will come down. Recent developments indicate that there is little immediate hope for reversing the wage-price spiral. But, regardless of what may happen, retailing will give the consumer the best possible. return for his money—Contributed. PEDESTRIANS CAN HELP The Santa Barbara County Fair Two out of every five persons and. Horse Show will be held July killed intraffic accidents and on@ 23-27 at Santa Maria. out of four of those injured are pedEureka, Humiboldt County, is reestrians. Pedestrians can° help. re-. iported by National Automobile Club duce the rate by keeping their . to be the most westerly city in the heads up, their eyes open, and their ‘United Staes. 4 minds alert whemever they are walkinclude the legislative counsel lieuing near or through traffic. ‘A five foot wall of concrete shields . g 246 COMMERCIAL Is The Location Of -APPLIANCE! ‘ *NEVADA CITY ‘' H. 8S. Foreman, Prop. Ranches, Sawmills, Factories, sg Mines 11f® E. Main Street * SA’ Cc BY SPRAY , pea Telephone Save repairs ‘by saving the surGrass Valley 4 face. Spraying saves six man hrs. . ‘of brush time, ° Spray on retardant paint and save on in2 surance,’ Beautify your 4 For quick, reliable. service phone’ LICENSED CONTRACPOR Phone Grass Valley 455 314 Henderson Street SACRAMBNTO: “Among those afJune 10-Aug. 12, Ine, _ fected by the recent galary increase approved for state officials are Jerrold L. Sgaweli, memfer of the State Board of Equalization from this district.Assembly bill 1718, recently signea by Governor: Warren, increases virtually all political salaries in the? state. Members of the board of equalization have been raised from $8,000 to $12,000 a year. A few others who received raises eae RAY & BHIL tenant governor, secretary of state, director of finance, state treasurer /

and state controller. LEGAL NOTICE United States bepartment of the Interior, Bureau. of Land Management, District Land Office, Saicramento, California, June 5, 1947, M. A. 037576. Notice is hereby given . that Frank Peri. whose post office address is Nevada City, California, has made application for mineral patent for the Gold Ridge Placer Mine and the Gold Ridge Extension Placer Mine, situate in Secs. 32 and 33, T. 17 N, R. 10 E., M. D. M., andt. more parti¢ilarly descrrped as follows to -wit: Geld Ridge Placer Mine, comprising the NWY%NW%. REAL ESTATE. Insurance, Mimeo Public Stenographer, Notary, Phone Answering Service STINSON . COMPANY . 102 W. Main Street . «Grass Valley Telephone 191.) eae exclusive of patented lot 5, being a een part of unpatented mineral lot, 41. MO Sec. 33, T. 17 N., R. 10 E., M. D. M. ING Gold Ridge Extension Placer Mine com prising the NEBY% NE Sec. 32, AND STORAGE being a part of lot one and a part of Local or Long Distance unpatent®d minéral lot 41 of Sec. 32, HOUSEHOLD GOODS er Mine in Book 20 of Miring Clainfs at page 202, amended notice in Book 33 of Mining Claims at: page Hills-Flat, Grass Valley, Phone 80 ———_____! 427. Gold Ridge Extension Placer : einai: rs Mine in Book 20 of Mining Claims ° at page 376: amended notice in Book Nevada City 33 of Mining Claims at page 427. UPHOLSTERY There ‘are no other adjoining or conflicting claims, and all conflict with SHOP patented lot 5 of Sec. 33, T. 17 N. R: aa 8 Between Pine 10 E. M. D. M. as mentioned above, and York St. On Commercial is hereby expressly excluded from the . < ——— er = applicatién for patent. tetleeiolediicteiniindiieb heb eoed Date of first publication June 10 ee Oe ee eee , THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN? SPORTS AND RECREATION # Date of last publication Aug. 8, & 3 : : NEVADA CITY . ; foe . . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE # HORSE AND RIDER Laeebeeeeeeoheoereepeenene . TRADING POST Boots, Hats, Saddles,Bridles, , Clothing Novelties DICK LOSTUTTER em other. fact. to consider is that maxi; . mum driving speeds should be low., . er in the nighttime because of greatter [Ay reduced visibility. _ MOTOR VEHICLE SORAPPING United States today is serapped atter ‘aproxima’ tely 90,000 miles of use in 12 years. In 1935 scrapping came ‘at 68,000 miles and 8.3 years. » he average motor vehicle in the FOR THE FINEST. IN 1 a Telephone 490-W* = = “Free Phonograph : _ PROFESSIONAL _Wednes ROE eter DIRECTORY IA ap rs Bee: ACCOUNTANT HOSPIT AL. jee Pehle Keates the giant new cyclotron at the UniA yirsity of California protecting es os JF gies e oa tala POP scientists from radiations created! poe re ee ee eee y . qocikatts gaciey eis. 4 . wit: All Official Records of Nevada BOUGHT AND SOLD pte fa; County, California. Gold Ridge PlacReliable Transfer & Storage DETEC ; Telephone 984 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Telephone 791-J FUNERAL DIRECTORS _ The Holmes Funeral Home ef vice is priced within the meaue af tall. Ambulance service at all hour. Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada Gity anita OPTOMETRISTS eae Optometrist $12 Broad Street, Nevada City Lo Telephone 270-W: F MINING ENGINEERS _ J. F./O’CONNOR Mining and Civil Engineer United States Mineral Surveying ~OPTOMETRIST. ght, —Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City Licensed Surveyor 203 West Main Street, NEVADA CITY FRATERNAL AND CLUB -DIRECTORYg18 —— . NEVADA CITY LODGE, Ne B. P. O. ELKS Meets every \ secon as Thursday evening at 8 D2 108. Hike Home, Pine St. Phone "™ visiting Elke welcome. am WASLEY, 8. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME . Grass valor ee om