August 7, 1941 (6 pages)

. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1941. In San Francisco— Mr. and Mrs. Luther Marsh are School Funds $225,617 ‘spending a several days vacation in San Francisco. Need Printing Done—We can do it.’ WHITE SHOES} CLEANER For all kinds of white shoes. Does not rub off. SUMMER NEEDS IN EVERY HOME ; Elkays Klens-All .... 25c Elkays Fly-Killer 20c, 35c, 60c Rexall Skeeter-Skoot ... 2. : . Calorex Gallon Food sts $1.50 § Gypsy Sun Tan Oil ... es {Gypsy Cream R. . E. HARRIS. Feral DRUG STORE 100 . Nevada County Share . . . SACRAMENTO, Aug. 4.—(UP)— California schools will receive a to-. tal of $78,955,862 in state: support apportionments during the 194142 school year, the state department of ! education estimated today. The estimates were based upon ‘county superintendents of schools to . tion. . The department said the amount represented a $1,215,007 increase. over actual apportionments during ‘he past.school year. Estimated div942 to elementary schools, $34,289,ito junior college districts. New Deal Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS elicious Mixed Drinks to Please New Bill Of Interest . To Mining People ‘the superintendent of public instruc079 to high schools and $2,788, 840! Greatest increase is the apportion. lode mining claim, ‘ment for high schools, which will re-, 4 NEVADA CITY NUGGET . State Mineralogist , Walter W. Bradley today called the attention ‘of the mining industry to the passage at the 1941 session of the legislature of SB 845. This bill amends section 2313 of the public resources code re. ‘lating to mining claims tunnel loc?tegular annual reports submitted by ‘tions, and millsites, and the record. United States Bureau of Mines oe ing of notice of location, marking of boundaries and performance 0 discovery work. : The bill was signed by;the governor and becomes effective Septem‘ber 13th. . The new law, which is chapter 644 aysion of the funds will be $41,878,of the statutes of 1941, reads as follows: Within ninety days after the Hones ‘. ing of his notice of location: upon a Placer claim, tunnel right.or location, or millsite record a ‘true copy of the notice together with a statement of the markings of the boundaries as required in this chapter, and of the performlance of the required discovery work, in the office of the county recorder of the county in which such elaim is situated. Kvery Taste shall mere a fee of $1 for this ser-. vice, : ‘ I love with all my heart. To eat with apple tart. Dairy PHONE 77 The F; riendly Cow, all aa and white She gives us cream with all her might .—Robt. Louis. Stevenson Bret Harte NEVADA CITY ceive $1,066,653, more in state aid than last year. “mienetitary éclioo! apportiohments «will increase $188,404, while junior college districts wlil receive $40, 550 less. Nevada county will receive $130,350 for elementary schools, $95,267 for high schools, for a total. of $225,617 for all types of schools. Visiting Here— ‘Mrs. Fred Garrison of Woodland is visiting with friends and relatives here. Quartz and Placer. Location Notices On Sale At The Nugget Office. Prices Effective August 8th to 12th ; Inclusive COFFEE 2 Pound Cans SLICED BEETS Highway Highway HalvesSpaghetti, Macaroni, Ete. PORK -AND BEANS. No. 1 cans Laundry Soap Peets Gran. Sunnydawn EE SIT TT ETE ATE LORE AIOE TI, Pound cans Edwards Regular or Drip Grind No. 2 cans BARTLETT PEARS No. 21% cans ]5¢ FONTANA PASTE Reg. pkg. 3 for 2s° PUREX BLEACH Quart Bottle ]?c WHITE KING Reg. size bar, 10 or 33c SOAP Large 35 ounce package FARM-FRESH PRODUCE 95¢ . FLOUR Kitchen Craft 10¢ FLOUR Sperry Drifted S ROYAL SATIN Pound cans 3 pound cans Shortening 2 = oD 15¢ TEA Ya Canterbury TEA 14, pound tin Liptons Black 2c Not Boneless se ather menus: fae gsc etait < sie by : food bargains, cold sv arene a XA er anned Frvits, farm-fre eee ate cooling beverages, repr sel , ote a savings with top quality v9 : worth241, pound sack fj 241, pound sack 14, pound package lf, pound package IXL TAMALES 7% ounce cans [LA No. 10 bag 39c Be a es 90c No. 10 sack A48c now pound package SHORTENING Pound cans 19¢ DOUG CRIS ie cgcoes eee 52c . IXL TAMALES 7% ounce cans . 3c Shortening — LUX FLAKES 12? oz. pkg. 2\1¢ SALAD DRESSING Pint Jar 23c SNOWDRIFT Pound cans cf B pound cams .neecceceec enn 6c . SALAD DRESSING Pint Jar Ic Shortening puchew : SU PURB Large 24 ounce package ]9c SALAD OIL Pint Cans 22¢ oa Gon eo ee 40c SPINACH No.24%,cans ]3efo Emerald Bay Fancy Calif. SALAD OIL Pint Cans 2c TOMATO JUICE. No. 2 cans 3 for Df)c Quarts none ttennmnnnnne 42c Wesson. Oil “unhoped for claim or location, the locator ‘shall. . The county recorder. -. home.—Mary Baker ‘Eddy. 'G00D PROGRESS BEING MADE IN SEARCH FOR ME IN NATIONAL DEFE ” WASHINGTON, Aug. 7—(UP)— ficials report, that,a corps of 500 itechnicians and engineers is making ’’*progress. in the nationwide search for new sources of strategic methals and minerals needed ‘in defense production, In less than two years of exploratory work, they said, the experts not ‘only have made detailed surveys of known mineral-reserves: but have discovered as well numerous’ new deposits of some of ‘the most essential metals .for the defense program. _ Much-of the exploratory work has dealt with deposits of. antimony; chromite, Manganese, mercury, nickel, tin Sad tungsten . found chiefly in Arizona, , Arkansas, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, ‘Oregon: South Dakota, Utah, ‘Virvinfa and Washington. purpose of the. nationwide study. was to grade known: metal reserves 60 plans ‘for processing subcommercial of more pressing needs. Surprising Discoveries Made But in several instances ‘the “work of the engineers was marked by the discovery of unsuspected ore deposits. One of the most important ot the chance discoveries was made-in the Yellow Pine District of central Idaho, where an ‘extensive deposit of scheelite of thigh commercial value was found in the course of testing low grade antimony. Scheelite is a source of tungsten so important a metal in defense that it has-been placed under full priority control by the Office of Production Management. Tungsten content steel is used almost exclusively in construction of machine tools _ be. cause it retains its cutting qualities junder extreme temperatures. Officials emphasized that. ‘the chief . grade ores could be made in advance Jana, in.Pike:County, Ark., although PAGE THREE TALS VITAL NSE PRODUCTION metalli¢ Sntiniday more than valuable enough for ordinary commercial use. Antimony is needed in making bearings and in hardening the. lead in bullets and high caliber rifle shells: Chromite Depsits Large Exploratory work in chromite deposits in Oregon and Montana assured the bureau that the nation’s reserve of this. metal, needed in making durable and rustless. alloys, was far greater than previously realized. . The engineers reported that gfeat supplies of manganese, indispensable ‘in smelting ore, were found in Nevada, jfornia,’ Néw Mexico, Washington, Montana. and Colorado. Most of the deposits; they said, were far below commercial. grade, but could. be used in évent regular sources are depleted. : Surface exploration in the Bottle Creek district. of Nevada resulted in the discovery of a mercury deposit of commercial grade. Said work was under way on ‘mercury properties at Coso Hot Springs, Cal., in neither place were operation considered sufficiently advanced to permit conclusions. — Mercury Uses Vital Mercury is essential in preparation of medicines and in making a special type of poisonous paint for ship bottoms which keeps the barn‘acle menace at a minimum. : The bureau reported it was currently exploring deposits in Montana and on Yakohi Islands, Alaska, for traces of nickel, essential in making marine boilers, armor plate and rustless marine instruments. Nickel also is under full _ priority control. Considerable effort is being made in exploration for tin, a metal almost non existent in the United Stattimony in the Idaho field was taken solely as a means of determining ‘the amount available but in its midst the. engineers ‘discovered one strata containing mere than 50 per cent The -survey of the low grade an-. es but needed greatly for construction of bearings for high speed ma‘chines and in making of metal cans for food storage. exploratory work was in progress on a tin deposit near Spokane, Wash. —Trinity Episcopal Church There will be no services at the Trinity Episcopal Church here until Rev. H. Thomas Pateman, rector, returns from his vacation. Rev. Pateman -will return about the first of September. GEMS OF THOUGHT CONSCTENCE Conscience is merely our own judgement of the right or wrong of our actions, and so can never be a safe guide unless enlightened by the word of God.—Tryon Edwards. A good conscience is a continual Christmas.—Benjamin Franklin. Labor to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire, called Conscience.—George Washington. This period is not essentially one of conscience: few feel and live now as when this-nation began, and our forefathers’ prayers ‘blended with the murmuring winds of their forest ._The men who suc¢eed best in publie life are those whp take the risk of standing by their own convictions, —James A. Garfield. — Se Cowardice asks, Is it safe? Expediency asks, Is it politic? Vanity asks, Is it popular? but. Conscience asks, Is it right?—+Punshon. There is no class of men so difficult to be managed in a state as those whose intentions are honest, but whose consciences are bewitched.—Napoleon. Ee s —Christian Science Society The Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services at 114 Boulder Street every Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. A Wednesday of each month at 8 p. m, “The fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness and _ righteousness and truth.’’ These words from Ephesians comprise the Golden Text to be used Sunday, August 10, in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. The subject of the Lesson-Sermon will be “‘Spirit.’’-Included among the Scriptural selections will be: “Fear not, O land. be glad and rejoice; for the Lord will do great things. And ye shall know that I am in the midst of Israel, and that I am the Lord your God, and none else; and Church Notes testimonial meeting is held the first . . Utah, Arizona, Arkansas; Cal-. The bureau . The experts said “Science COURT CALENDAR The following orders were made in the superior court Friday by Judge George L. Jones. Estate of John Dower, a missing person. Final account settled and esstate distributed as prayed for. Estate of Bessie W. Treglown, deceased. Will admitted to probate and Wm, J. Treglown appointed executor :: without bonds, Estate of Jake Zanocco, deceased. Contest of will set for trial on November 24: 1941. Est of: Angust Wolf, deceased. Mrs. M. A. Ingalls sworn and exam-:;,. ‘ined. Matter submitted. ee Estate of Nellie Ducotey, deceased. Final account settled and estate distributed as prayed for. : M. Cordoni. vs, H. E. ‘Bolton, Set, for trial. on October. 27. e Joseph F. Landi vs., ‘Walter’ Mer-. rigan. Continued to September 5th. Claude H.,,Painter vs. J. C, Peni ney. Co, Demurrer submitted. with-" out argument. ; Alpha Stores toe, VS. “¢., Ss Piet. son. Continued to Sept. 5th. e M. B. ‘Wells-vs. Milton Mills. De— cree of annulment. granted on testi ; mony heretofore ‘taken. Mary ‘Louise . Hansen “vs. Iver. Claude Hansen. Interlocutgry. decree, of divorce granted,. : Janis Oates vs. ‘Harvey Oates, Mr. -tion to: modify final a0) 1 of aa 2 orce submitted. : * state of Alison F. Watt. Sbiaes: ed. Matter continued to Sept. 5 for resetting. fn re establishing fact of death of MuarieGlasson,. deteased. “Evidence taxen and further hearing continued = to Sept. 5 for further hearing. Wm. Nankervis “vs. ~ Clementine Kelly. Motion for new trial denied. Reatha Spears® vs. Eric Spears. Judgment in favor of defendant. Alpha Stores Ltd. vs. Johanna Burton. Motion for a new trial de nied. Dougherty vs. You: Bet Mining Co. Demurrer Alpha Stores Ltd. over“ruled with ten days to answer. Estate of Phillip Richards. deceased. Continued to Sept. 5. Estate of Leonora McGlashen, deceased. Continued to Aug, 18. Estate of Andrew Robson, a minor. Continued to August 18. Estate of Oliver C. Shebley. deceased. Continued to oAug. 18. . Lena Price vs. Frank Stein. Demurrer to complaint sustained and 30 days to answer. Estate of Louis Pansiero, deceased. Order heretofore made submitting final account and petition for distribution rescinded and matterrestored to law and motion calendar for further hearing on Sept. 5. GRASS VALLEY Christian Science textbook, tures” ‘by Mary Baker Eddy, will also be included: ‘‘The calm, currents of true _ spirituality, the . manifestations of which are health, purity and _ self-immolation, must’ deepen human experience, until the beliefs of material existence are seen to be a bald imposition, and sin, disease, and death give everlasting place to the scientific demonstration of ‘divine Spirit and to God’s ‘spiritual, perfect man” (p. 99). —Catholic Church Two masses will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Church. The first mass will be at 8 a.m. and the second at 10:30 a, m. Father Patrick O’Reilly will be in charge of the services. Mountain Lion Kills Two Calves At Mt. Oro os aa Hicks, local « ‘Hutchet, ‘veenria a mountain lion has “killed two calves in the Mt. Oro -district. recently. There is-a possibility the lion has a mate in the vicinity. While doing assessment work on his: Claims in the same district, Geo. Carey saw.a large lion resting on a leg near the Scriven cabin adjoining his claims. Visitor Yesterday— Herbert Cooper of Auburn, former Drum Division manager for the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, was a Nevada City visitor yesterday. and Health with Key to the Scripstrong half championship of the Sacramento TOPLAY CHICO The Grass Valley Miners, leading ithe race in the fight for the second { ; Valley League, will tangle with the !Chico Colts at Watt Park in Grass Valley Sunday. -Norman., Stadler, who. pitched a four hit shutout for the Miners over Marysville last Sunday, will pitch. with Roberts behind the ‘plate. ‘Steve LeGault will do the pitehing: for Chica, If it’s soiled, we clean it. If you need a new one'We supply it. Ed Burtner GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS 111 Main Street, Phone 375 ' Grass Valley YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR COFFEE SHOP NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA NEVADA CITY ASSAY Mail order check work Agent for New York-California Delaware Underwriters my people shall never be ashamed” . (Joel 2: 21, 27). ~ The follow.22 pastacve fram E.J.N: OTT = = the percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Automobile Insurance AND REFINING OFFICE . 1000 pounds, giving the free gold promptly attended to. Underwriters, Westchester and Insurance Companies,

. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1941. In San Francisco— Mr. and Mrs. Luther Marsh are School Funds $225,617 ‘spending a several days vacation in San Francisco. Need Printing Done—We can do it.’ WHITE SHOES} CLEANER For all kinds of white shoes. Does not rub off. SUMMER NEEDS IN EVERY HOME ; Elkays Klens-All ....... 25c Elkays Fly-Killer 20c, 35c, 60c Rexall Skeeter-Skoot ..... 2. : . Calorex Gallon Food sts $1.50 § Gypsy Sun Tan Oil ..... es {Gypsy Cream R. . E. HARRIS. Feral DRUG STORE 100 . Nevada County Share . . . SACRAMENTO, Aug. 4.—(UP)— California schools will receive a to-. tal of $78,955,862 in state: support apportionments during the 194142 school year, the state department of ! education estimated today. The estimates were based upon ‘county superintendents of schools to . tion. . The department said the amount represented a $1,215,007 increase. over actual apportionments during ‘he past.school year. Estimated div942 to elementary schools, $34,289,ito junior college districts. New Deal Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS elicious Mixed Drinks to Please New Bill Of Interest . To Mining People ‘the superintendent of public instruc079 to high schools and $2,788, 840! Greatest increase is the apportion. lode mining claim, ‘ment for high schools, which will re-, 4 NEVADA CITY NUGGET . State Mineralogist , Walter W. Bradley today called the attention ‘of the mining industry to the passage at the 1941 session of the legislature of SB 845. This bill amends section 2313 of the public resources code re. ‘lating to mining claims tunnel loc?tegular annual reports submitted by ‘tions, and millsites, and the record. United States Bureau of Mines oe ing of notice of location, marking of boundaries and performance 0 discovery work. : The bill was signed by;the governor and becomes effective Septem‘ber 13th. . The new law, which is chapter 644 aysion of the funds will be $41,878,of the statutes of 1941, reads as follows: Within ninety days after the Hones ‘. ing of his notice of location: upon a Placer claim, tunnel right.or location, or millsite record a ‘true copy of the notice together with a statement of the markings of the boundaries as required in this chapter, and of the performlance of the required discovery work, in the office of the county recorder of the county in which such elaim is situated. Kvery Taste shall mere a fee of $1 for this ser-. vice, : ‘ I love with all my heart. To eat with apple tart. Dairy PHONE 77 The F; riendly Cow, all aa and white She gives us cream with all her might .—Robt. Louis. Stevenson Bret Harte NEVADA CITY ceive $1,066,653, more in state aid than last year. “mienetitary éclioo! apportiohments «will increase $188,404, while junior college districts wlil receive $40, 550 less. Nevada county will receive $130,350 for elementary schools, $95,267 for high schools, for a total. of $225,617 for all types of schools. Visiting Here— ‘Mrs. Fred Garrison of Woodland is visiting with friends and relatives here. Quartz and Placer. Location Notices On Sale At The Nugget Office. Prices Effective August 8th to 12th ; Inclusive COFFEE 2 Pound Cans SLICED BEETS Highway Highway HalvesSpaghetti, Macaroni, Ete. PORK -AND BEANS. No. 1 cans Laundry Soap Peets Gran. Sunnydawn EE SIT TT ETE ATE LORE AIOE TI, Pound cans Edwards Regular or Drip Grind No. 2 cans BARTLETT PEARS No. 21% cans ]5¢ FONTANA PASTE Reg. pkg. 3 for 2s° PUREX BLEACH Quart Bottle ]?c WHITE KING Reg. size bar, 10 or 33c SOAP Large 35 ounce package FARM-FRESH PRODUCE 95¢ . FLOUR Kitchen Craft 10¢ FLOUR Sperry Drifted S ROYAL SATIN Pound cans 3 pound cans Shortening 2 = oD 15¢ TEA Ya Canterbury TEA 14, pound tin Liptons Black 2c Not Boneless se ather menus: fae gsc etait < sie by : food bargains, cold sv arene a XA er anned Frvits, farm-fre eee ate cooling beverages, repr sel , ote a savings with top quality v9 : worth241, pound sack fj 241, pound sack 14, pound package lf, pound package IXL TAMALES 7% ounce cans [LA No. 10 bag 39c Be a es 90c No. 10 sack A48c now pound package SHORTENING Pound cans 19¢ DOUG CRIS ie cgcoes eee 52c . IXL TAMALES 7% ounce cans . 3c Shortening — LUX FLAKES 12? oz. pkg. 2\1¢ SALAD DRESSING Pint Jar 23c SNOWDRIFT Pound cans cf B pound cams ..neecceceec enn 6c . SALAD DRESSING Pint Jar Ic Shortening puchew : SU PURB Large 24 ounce package ]9c SALAD OIL Pint Cans 22¢ oa Gon eo ee 40c SPINACH No.24%,cans ]3efo Emerald Bay Fancy Calif. SALAD OIL Pint Cans 2c TOMATO JUICE. No. 2 cans 3 for Df)c Quarts none ttennmnnnnne 42c Wesson. Oil “unhoped for claim or location, the locator ‘shall. . The county recorder. -. home.—Mary Baker ‘Eddy. 'G00D PROGRESS BEING MADE IN SEARCH FOR ME IN NATIONAL DEFE ” WASHINGTON, Aug. 7—(UP)— ficials report, that,a corps of 500 itechnicians and engineers is making ’’*progress. in the nationwide search for new sources of strategic methals and minerals needed ‘in defense production, In less than two years of exploratory work, they said, the experts not ‘only have made detailed surveys of known mineral-reserves: but have discovered as well numerous’ new deposits of some of ‘the most essential metals .for the defense program. _ Much-of the exploratory work has dealt with deposits of. antimony; chromite, Manganese, mercury, nickel, tin Sad tungsten . found chiefly in Arizona, , Arkansas, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, ‘Oregon: South Dakota, Utah, ‘Virvinfa and Washington. purpose of the. nationwide study. was to grade known: metal reserves 60 plans ‘for processing subcommercial of more pressing needs. Surprising Discoveries Made But in several instances ‘the “work of the engineers was marked by the discovery of unsuspected ore deposits. One of the most important ot the chance discoveries was made-in the Yellow Pine District of central Idaho, where an ‘extensive deposit of scheelite of thigh commercial value was found in the course of testing low grade antimony. Scheelite is a source of tungsten so important a metal in defense that it has-been placed under full priority control by the Office of Production Management. Tungsten content steel is used almost exclusively in construction of machine tools _ be. cause it retains its cutting qualities junder extreme temperatures. Officials emphasized that. ‘the chief . grade ores could be made in advance Jana, in.Pike:County, Ark., although PAGE THREE TALS VITAL NSE PRODUCTION metalli¢ Sntiniday more than valuable enough for ordinary commercial use. Antimony is needed in making bearings and in hardening the. lead in bullets and high caliber rifle shells: Chromite Depsits Large Exploratory work in chromite deposits in Oregon and Montana assured the bureau that the nation’s reserve of this. metal, needed in making durable and rustless. alloys, was far greater than previously realized. . The engineers reported that gfeat supplies of manganese, indispensable ‘in smelting ore, were found in Nevada, jfornia,’ Néw Mexico, Washington, Montana. and Colorado. Most of the deposits; they said, were far below

commercial. grade, but could. be used in évent regular sources are depleted.. : Surface exploration in the Bottle Creek district. of Nevada resulted in the discovery of a mercury deposit of commercial grade. Said work was under way on ‘mercury properties at Coso Hot Springs, Cal., in neither place were operation considered sufficiently advanced to permit conclusions. — Mercury Uses Vital Mercury is essential in preparation of medicines and in making a special type of poisonous paint for ship bottoms which keeps the barn‘acle menace at a minimum. : The bureau reported it was currently exploring deposits in Montana and on Yakohi Islands, Alaska, for traces of nickel, essential in making marine boilers, armor plate and rustless marine instruments. Nickel also is under full _ priority control. Considerable effort is being made in exploration for tin, a metal almost non existent in the United Stattimony in the Idaho field was taken solely as a means of determining ‘the amount available but in its midst the. engineers ‘discovered one strata containing mere than 50 per cent The -survey of the low grade an-. es but needed greatly for construction of bearings for high speed ma‘chines and in making of metal cans for food storage. exploratory work was in progress on a tin deposit near Spokane, Wash. —Trinity Episcopal Church There will be no services at the Trinity Episcopal Church here until Rev. H. Thomas Pateman, rector, returns from his vacation. Rev. Pateman -will return about the first of September. GEMS OF THOUGHT CONSCTENCE Conscience is merely our own judgement of the right or wrong of our actions, and so can never be a safe guide unless enlightened by the word of God.—Tryon Edwards. A good conscience is a continual Christmas.—Benjamin Franklin. Labor to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire, called Conscience.—George Washington. This period is not essentially one of conscience: few feel and live now as when this-nation began, and our forefathers’ prayers ‘blended with the murmuring winds of their forest ._The men who suc¢eed best in publie life are those whp take the risk of standing by their own convictions, —James A. Garfield. — Se Cowardice asks, Is it safe? Expediency asks, Is it politic? Vanity asks, Is it popular? but. Conscience asks, Is it right?—+Punshon. There is no class of men so difficult to be managed in a state as those whose intentions are honest, but whose consciences are bewitched.—Napoleon. Ee s —Christian Science Society The Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services at 114 Boulder Street every Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. A Wednesday of each month at 8 p. m, “The fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness and _ righteousness and truth.’’ These words from Ephesians comprise the Golden Text to be used Sunday, August 10, in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. The subject of the Lesson-Sermon will be “‘Spirit.’’-Included among the Scriptural selections will be: “Fear not, O land.. be glad and rejoice; for the Lord will do great things. And ye shall know that I am in the midst of Israel, and that I am the Lord your God, and none else; and Church Notes testimonial meeting is held the first . . Utah, Arizona, Arkansas; Cal-. The bureau . The experts said “Science COURT CALENDAR The following orders were made in the superior court Friday by Judge George L. Jones. Estate of John Dower, a missing person. Final account settled and esstate distributed as prayed for. Estate of Bessie W. Treglown, deceased. Will admitted to probate and Wm, J. Treglown appointed executor :: without bonds, Estate of Jake Zanocco, deceased. Contest of will set for trial on November 24: 1941. Est of: Angust Wolf, deceased. Mrs. M. A. Ingalls sworn and exam-:;,. ‘ined. Matter submitted. ee Estate of Nellie Ducotey, deceased. Final account settled and estate distributed as prayed for. : M. Cordoni. vs, H. E. ‘Bolton, Set, for trial. on October. 27. e Joseph F. Landi vs., ‘Walter’ Mer-. rigan. Continued to September 5th. Claude H.,,Painter vs. J. C, Peni ney. Co, Demurrer submitted. with-" out argument.. ; Alpha Stores toe, VS. “¢., Ss Piet. son. Continued to Sept. 5th. e M. B. ‘Wells-vs. Milton Mills. De— cree of annulment. granted on testi ; mony heretofore ‘taken. Mary ‘Louise . Hansen “vs. Iver. Claude Hansen. Interlocutgry. decree, of divorce granted,. : Janis Oates vs. ‘Harvey Oates, Mr. -tion to: modify final a0) 1 of aa 2 orce submitted. : * state of Alison F. Watt. Sbiaes: ed. Matter continued to Sept. 5 for resetting. fn re establishing fact of death of MuarieGlasson,. deteased. “Evidence taxen and further hearing continued = to Sept. 5 for further hearing. Wm. Nankervis “vs. ~ Clementine Kelly. Motion for new trial denied. Reatha Spears® vs. Eric Spears. Judgment in favor of defendant. Alpha Stores Ltd. vs. Johanna Burton. Motion for a new trial de nied. Dougherty vs. You: Bet Mining Co. Demurrer Alpha Stores Ltd. over“ruled with ten days to answer. Estate of Phillip Richards. deceased. Continued to Sept. 5. Estate of Leonora McGlashen, deceased. Continued to Aug, 18. Estate of Andrew Robson, a minor. Continued to August 18. Estate of Oliver C. Shebley. deceased. Continued to oAug. 18. . Lena Price vs. Frank Stein. Demurrer to complaint sustained and 30 days to answer. Estate of Louis Pansiero, deceased. Order heretofore made submitting final account and petition for distribution rescinded and matterrestored to law and motion calendar for further hearing on Sept. 5. GRASS VALLEY Christian Science textbook, tures” ‘by Mary Baker Eddy, will also be included: ‘‘The calm, currents of true _ spirituality, the . manifestations of which are health, purity and _ self-immolation, must’ deepen human experience, until the beliefs of material existence are seen to be a bald imposition, and sin, disease, and death give everlasting place to the scientific demonstration of ‘divine Spirit and to God’s ‘spiritual, perfect man” (p. 99). —Catholic Church Two masses will be celebrated Sunday at the St. Canice Catholic Church. The first mass will be at 8 a.m. and the second at 10:30 a, m. Father Patrick O’Reilly will be in charge of the services. Mountain Lion Kills Two Calves At Mt. Oro os aa Hicks, local « ‘Hutchet, ‘veenria a mountain lion has “killed two calves in the Mt. Oro -district. recently. There is-a possibility the lion has a mate in the vicinity. While doing assessment work on his: Claims in the same district, Geo. Carey saw.a large lion resting on a leg near the Scriven cabin adjoining his claims. Visitor Yesterday— Herbert Cooper of Auburn, former Drum Division manager for the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, was a Nevada City visitor yesterday. and Health with Key to the Scripstrong half championship of the Sacramento TOPLAY CHICO The Grass Valley Miners, leading ithe race in the fight for the second { ; Valley League, will tangle with the !Chico Colts at Watt Park in Grass Valley Sunday. -Norman., Stadler, who. pitched a four hit shutout for the Miners over Marysville last Sunday, will pitch. with Roberts behind the ‘plate. ‘Steve LeGault will do the pitehing: for Chica, If it’s soiled, we clean it. If you need a new one'We supply it. Ed Burtner GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS 111 Main Street, Phone 375 ' Grass Valley YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR COFFEE SHOP NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA NEVADA CITY ASSAY Mail order check work Agent for New York-California Delaware Underwriters my people shall never be ashamed” . (Joel 2: 21, 27). ~ The follow.22 pastacve fram E.J.N: OTT = = the percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Automobile Insurance AND REFINING OFFICE . 1000 pounds, giving the free gold promptly attended to. Underwriters, Westchester and Insurance Companies,