December 9, 1946 (8 pages)

Foal MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1946 NEVADA CITY-GRAS: VALLEY ‘NUGGEF PAGE THREE. WATT SCOUT WASH BOY SCOUT NEWS SCOUT WINTER CAMP JANUARY 2345 As} the Scout Wir Pahatsi for January 23 4.5. To date] to the would be responsible for trar tro.o} sending ing them to and from Ki all soutmestes in the { “area. SCOUT APPEAL CONTINUES Announcement was made today by G. E. sneral scout anneal chainman that all communities which have not Kreatz, ¢g reached: theif goals are to continue their appeals. A special meeting of the executive board is scheduled for Dec. 19th at which time reports from all communities should determine the 1946 scout progam in the area. Present indications from the scout office indicate that this council will show from a 10 to 15 per cent gain in total membership by the end_of 1946 over the same period in 1945. This is only scratching the surface, of available boys in cubbing, scouting, or senior scouting. If the additional field service is made available more volunteer leadership and prospective sponsors can be contacted and trained and in turn gervice more boys. If not the status quo of service etc., ‘will ibe maintained throughout the area. ‘'Neprn To Answer For Slashing TRUCKEE: John D. Epperson 44 a Negro recently employed by tho Southern Pacific Comipany in Truckee was held to answer to the superjor fourt on charges of assauit with a deadly weapon following a preliminary hearing held before Justice of the Peace R. N. Little. Epperson was accused with slashing Benny Davis 55 also’ colored. about the face and neck with a knife during a brawl at the Sierra Rooms where they resided. Davis was removed to a Reno hospital where his condition was reported not serious. c Following the fight E’pperson purchased a ticket and left by bus for Sacramento, A state teletype and radio call was sent out and the suspect was removed from the bus near Auburn and returned to Truckee py the California highway patrol. s There 100 island verses in the galaxy which have tens of thousands of stars as bright brighter than the sun, according to University of ‘California astronomers. are albout unior Tell your friends about the new improved Nugget. Only 30i¢ a month. Te tkes STONING fo win — = > sviously announced plans are . Tahoe. Area . camp THE ‘CONSTITUTION’ SET FOR INAUGURAL FLIGHT & THE 19-FOOT PROPELLERS whirl on the giant Navy transport Constitution at Burbank, Cal., as its engines are tested in preparation for its first flight. Called the world’s largest transport, the 92-ton ship, with a capacity of 180 passengers, is scheduled to make its inaugural flight in the near future, ea , era er Seana rT NEVADA CIT’ LONG AGO FLOY MARGARET REYNOLDS . . . . . I 75 YEARS AGO Stanford and Co., of the Central ton and Copperopolis and the Stockton and Visalia Railroads, with all their rights, franchises and claims. The iron work for Judge Crocker’s new fire proof art gallery was being constructed at Sacamento. Mark Twain in his lecture at Hartford, took from his pocket a dilapidated piece of linen in place of a handkerchief. The audience tittered, and said the Transscript, Mark probably curtain lectured Mrs. Clemmens when he got home. Bret Harte was reported to have taken up his residence in New York , City. : A subscription was raised in city and Grass Valley to send to J. A, Bunner a veteran of the Civil War (the recent war, said the Transeript) to San Francisco to have an Pacific Railroad purchased the Stock. this . operation on his eyes. was nearly blind. Mr. Bunner . ee A telegram was receivevd jin this ity from Sacramento stating that there was no doubt albout A. A. Sargent receiving the nomination senator on. the first ballot. for James Suargo was arrested by Ofificer Seott charged with distrrubing the peace, drunkenness, quarreling, etc. and was lodged in the calaibocse. Spargo was the man by wsose carelessness the fire originated that burned the entire iity in November 1863. He kept a saloon on Broad Street. and it was charged that he and his wife were intoxicated and by some means upset the stove, by which the house was set on fire. He was too drunk to’ put oot the fire eall for assistance and the whole town devastated. He sdcceeded himself scarce for a long otherwise he would have or was in making time after been hung (International) lessness. . 50 YEARS. AGO An iron fence made of gas pine . was to be constructed around the vard at Trinity Episcopal Church. Little Emma Wolf had a birhtday party at the residenice of her mother Mrs, Wm. Wolf in Coyote Street. Before Thanksgiving Charles Pecor had a turkey shoot on the lot back of his saloon at the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Parlor rifles were used. A spur ‘wheel weighing 6000 the Miners the Spimmit Mine. ynounds was cast at Foundry for A rich the ar made in Good Title mine at. Bullard’s not ‘far from: Brown's. Valley. The ledge was eight feet wide and the quartz of excellent quality, many pieces showing free gold. E. G. De Sable, L. M. Hancock and J. E.Poingstrike was Francisco and W. H. .Martin and -ed but wag taken out and crushed Robert Martin of Nevada City: as it came of bullion worth $7500 and weighing 43 pounds was taken to iin hospitals and homes conducted Grass Valley from: the Pennslyvania 45 warriage ceremonies for veteran o It was the result of the § patients during August. ond an wp made during the " 2 month of November and brought the On: January 25, 19155, the Tiree th’s produce of the mine up to transcontinental telephone line was $12,000. The quartz was not ] . San Mrancisco. Pe Sc ee eotnmple Pecetaeronrers 2 TLR CR eee 4 265 ST Re a Te” ABA bevsig fobs Piva ee ERE destre all of this city were inter ‘Mining Com‘pany were filed. The capital stock was $1,000,000 which subscribed Peter all of the Tauphaus, was and divectors. were by indignant persons who had lost property through his care1934 Oldsmobile $465.00 st nd on Champions dep} Your body needa Meat Our market is a real champion when it comes to quality meats, service and fair price. We carry the Best Meats obtainable. It is our pride to serve our patrons with good meat at good values. KEYSTONE MARKET ; 23 Commercial Street 1935 Hupmobile $395.00 1942 GMC 6x6 $2650.00 Sm ested in the mine. a Articles—_of—incorporation ‘of the Sierra Buttes Consolidated Gold. . . . . ET: Liebrich and Fred Boeckman of oe es END OF THE YEAR CLEARANCE At KIRKPATRICK’S Used Car Lot ON DECEMBER 1 WE ENTERED OUR 3RD YEAR IN BUSINESS—Thanks to Yiou and Your Patonage. We have made scores of fine, true friends to whom the name ‘“KIRKPATRICK”’ TELL YOU TO SEE KIRKPATRICK!” means honest dealing and trustworthy reputation! Remember 1931 Nash Pick-up $165.00 l IATE WITH SUCCE ORGANIZATION BANE SA Bhs BUSINESS IS GOOD!.Are you getting your shave of sates sulting from-the-tremendous demand for ranehes (and vountry estate? The years ahead vontain protiems of readjustment tor millions of Americans who right now j:re giving cerious thought to the * security and independence of rural life. The UNITED FARM AGENCY, now seeking local representative in your community, was established twenty-one years ago. Today, more than 150 UNITED men are serving the public throughont sixteen states of the west and mid-west, backed by 2n ‘unparalleled volume of newspaper, maga.ine, and radio jadvertising, UNITED is the largest. radio advertiser of real estate fin the nation, and in addition, UNITED advertising in more than 150 metropolitan newspapers and farm magazines reaches an aggregate of over 30 million readers a week: UNITED’s famous catalog of ranch and country real estate bargains circulates throughout the world, bringing buyers to UNITED representatives. Whether you are a real estate broker of long experience, ‘or anewly-licensed broker just starting cut, you ‘owe it to yourself to investigate the advantages of building a good business for the future, based’on UNITED's ability to produce buyers through an advertising program ‘you as an individual could not afford t jocarry on. Have vou sometimes wished you could reach out into every corner of the nation to secure buyers for your listings? You can do it now! The man we select in your community must be thoroughly honest and ‘dependable, able to furnish surety bond, under 60 years of age, own: an automobile and real estate, willing to devote full time, completely familiar with ‘his territory and hold the good ‘will and respet. of his fellow men. Our program of careful selection of local representatives and adherence to the highest standards of business ethics has been one of the big reasons for our steady progress and success. We are proud of our reputation or fair dealing and leadership in sales and advertising which we have built up over two decades of doing business the UNITED way. If you are a licensed real estate broker meeting our requirements, and want to do business in conformity with ovr ideals of dependable service, we are interested in you and your future. We are caver to meet you jin person so that we may itake full measure of eich ether. Unlicensed avplicants will be considered, especially if veterans of World War IU. Write today fer particulars. Join the UNITED team, and help sell rural California ‘to America the UNITED way. UNITED FARM AGENCY Kansas City Chicago Minneapolis St. Louis Oakland Licensed California Real Estate Broker Member. Association of Real Estate Boards Member, National Institute “of, Real Estate Brokers I. K. CAMPBELL. JR., West Coast Branch Manager 807 FINANCEAL CENTER BEDG. OAKLAND 12, CALIFORNiA “YOUR NEIGHBOR WILL 1930 Chev. Pickup $165.00 1926 Dodge Pickup $165.00 1931 Durant Sedan $165.00 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1942 JEEP With new top. ... 1937 Diamond T Truck and Semi Trailer $250.00 1939 Ford Station Wagon $1250.00 34 Ton 1929 Dodge Pick-up — 3 1931 Chev. Pickup $325.00 END OF YEAR CLEARANCE 4g Buy at Sale Prices NOW! Nevada City --Telephone 67 P. O. BOX 963 1933 FORD PANEL $465.00 1937 Ford Convertibe$265.00 $495.00 . "Several Trailers fy \ LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES — EASY TERMS YOUR NEIGHBOR WILL TELL YOU TO SEE . a C.L. Kirkpatrick FOR THE BEST USED CAR DEAL GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA $45.00 and up See Us At TELEPHONE 160 é \

Foal MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1946 NEVADA CITY-GRAS: VALLEY ‘NUGGEF PAGE THREE. WATT SCOUT WASH BOY SCOUT NEWS SCOUT WINTER CAMP JANUARY 2345 As} the Scout Wir Pahatsi for January 23 4.5. To date] to the would be responsible for trar tro.o} sending ing them to and from Ki all soutmestes in the { “area. SCOUT APPEAL CONTINUES Announcement was made today by G. E. sneral scout anneal chainman that all communities which have not Kreatz, ¢g reached: theif goals are to continue their appeals. A special meeting of the executive board is scheduled for Dec. 19th at which time reports from all communities should determine the 1946 scout progam in the area. Present indications from the scout office indicate that this council will show from a 10 to 15 per cent gain in total membership by the end_of 1946 over the same period in 1945. This is only scratching the surface, of available boys in cubbing, scouting, or senior scouting. If the additional field service is made available more volunteer leadership and prospective sponsors can be contacted and trained and in turn gervice more boys. If not the status quo of service etc., ‘will ibe maintained throughout the area. ‘'Neprn To Answer For Slashing TRUCKEE: John D. Epperson 44 a Negro recently employed by tho Southern Pacific Comipany in Truckee was held to answer to the superjor fourt on charges of assauit with a deadly weapon following a preliminary hearing held before Justice of the Peace R. N. Little. Epperson was accused with slashing Benny Davis 55 also’ colored. about the face and neck with a knife during a brawl at the Sierra Rooms where they resided. Davis was removed to a Reno hospital where his condition was reported not serious. c Following the fight E’pperson purchased a ticket and left by bus for Sacramento, A state teletype and radio call was sent out and the suspect was removed from the bus near Auburn and returned to Truckee py the California highway patrol. s There 100 island verses in the galaxy which have tens of thousands of stars as bright brighter than the sun, according to University of ‘California astronomers. are albout unior Tell your friends about the new improved Nugget. Only 30i¢ a month. Te tkes STONING fo win — = > sviously announced plans are . Tahoe. Area . camp THE ‘CONSTITUTION’ SET FOR INAUGURAL FLIGHT & THE 19-FOOT PROPELLERS whirl on the giant Navy transport Constitution at Burbank, Cal., as its engines are tested in preparation for its first flight. Called the world’s largest transport, the 92-ton ship, with a capacity of 180 passengers, is scheduled to make its inaugural flight in the near future, ea , era er Seana rT NEVADA CIT’ LONG AGO FLOY MARGARET REYNOLDS . . . . . I 75 YEARS AGO Stanford and Co., of the Central ton and Copperopolis and the Stockton and Visalia Railroads, with all their rights, franchises and claims. The iron work for Judge Crocker’s new fire proof art gallery was being constructed at Sacamento. Mark Twain in his lecture at Hartford, took from his pocket a dilapidated piece of linen in place of a handkerchief. The audience tittered, and said the Transscript, Mark probably curtain lectured Mrs. Clemmens when he got home. Bret Harte was reported to have taken up his residence in New York , City. : A subscription was raised in city and Grass Valley to send to J. A, Bunner a veteran of the Civil War (the recent war, said the Transeript) to San Francisco to have an Pacific Railroad purchased the Stock. this . operation on his eyes. was nearly blind. Mr. Bunner . ee A telegram was receivevd jin this ity from Sacramento stating that there was no doubt albout A. A. Sargent receiving the nomination senator on. the first ballot. for James Suargo was arrested by Ofificer Seott charged with distrrubing the peace, drunkenness, quarreling, etc. and was lodged in the calaibocse. Spargo was the man by wsose carelessness the fire originated that burned the entire iity in November 1863. He kept a saloon on Broad Street. and it was charged that he and his wife were intoxicated and by some means upset the stove, by which the house was set on fire. He was too drunk to’ put oot the fire eall for assistance and the whole town devastated. He sdcceeded himself scarce for a long otherwise he would have or was in making time after been hung (International) lessness. . 50 YEARS. AGO An iron fence made of gas pine . was to be constructed around the vard at Trinity Episcopal Church. Little Emma Wolf had a birhtday party at the residenice of her mother Mrs, Wm. Wolf in Coyote Street. Before Thanksgiving Charles Pecor had a turkey shoot on the lot back of his saloon at the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Parlor rifles were used. A spur ‘wheel weighing 6000 the Miners the Spimmit Mine. ynounds was cast at Foundry for A rich the ar

made in Good Title mine at. Bullard’s not ‘far from: Brown's. Valley. The ledge was eight feet wide and the quartz of excellent quality, many pieces showing free gold. E. G. De Sable, L. M. Hancock and J. E.Poingstrike was Francisco and W. H. .Martin and -ed but wag taken out and crushed Robert Martin of Nevada City: as it came of bullion worth $7500 and weighing 43 pounds was taken to iin hospitals and homes conducted Grass Valley from: the Pennslyvania 45 warriage ceremonies for veteran o It was the result of the § patients during August. ond an wp made during the " 2 month of November and brought the On: January 25, 19155, the Tiree th’s produce of the mine up to transcontinental telephone line was $12,000. The quartz was not ] . San Mrancisco. Pe Sc ee eotnmple Pecetaeronrers 2 TLR CR eee 4 265 ST Re a Te” ABA bevsig fobs Piva ee ERE destre all of this city were inter ‘Mining Com‘pany were filed. The capital stock was $1,000,000 which subscribed Peter all of the Tauphaus, was and divectors. were by indignant persons who had lost property through his care1934 Oldsmobile $465.00 st nd on Champions dep} Your body needa Meat Our market is a real champion when it comes to quality meats, service and fair price. We carry the Best Meats obtainable. It is our pride to serve our patrons with good meat at good values. KEYSTONE MARKET ; 23 Commercial Street 1935 Hupmobile $395.00 1942 GMC 6x6 $2650.00 Sm ested in the mine. a Articles—_of—incorporation ‘of the Sierra Buttes Consolidated Gold. . . . . ET: Liebrich and Fred Boeckman of oe es END OF THE YEAR CLEARANCE At KIRKPATRICK’S Used Car Lot ON DECEMBER 1 WE ENTERED OUR 3RD YEAR IN BUSINESS—Thanks to Yiou and Your Patonage. We have made scores of fine, true friends to whom the name ‘“KIRKPATRICK”’ TELL YOU TO SEE KIRKPATRICK!” means honest dealing and trustworthy reputation! Remember 1931 Nash Pick-up $165.00 l IATE WITH SUCCE ORGANIZATION BANE SA Bhs BUSINESS IS GOOD!.Are you getting your shave of sates sulting from-the-tremendous demand for ranehes (and vountry estate? The years ahead vontain protiems of readjustment tor millions of Americans who right now j:re giving cerious thought to the * security and independence of rural life. The UNITED FARM AGENCY, now seeking local representative in your community, was established twenty-one years ago. Today, more than 150 UNITED men are serving the public throughont sixteen states of the west and mid-west, backed by 2n ‘unparalleled volume of newspaper, maga..ine, and radio jadvertising, UNITED is the largest. radio advertiser of real estate fin the nation, and in addition, UNITED advertising in more than 150 metropolitan newspapers and farm magazines reaches an aggregate of over 30 million readers a week: UNITED’s famous catalog of ranch and country real estate bargains circulates throughout the world, bringing buyers to UNITED representatives. Whether you are a real estate broker of long experience, ‘or anewly-licensed broker just starting cut, you ‘owe it to yourself to investigate the advantages of building a good business for the future, based’on UNITED's ability to produce buyers through an advertising program ‘you as an individual could not afford t jocarry on. Have vou sometimes wished you could reach out into every corner of the nation to secure buyers for your listings? You can do it now! The man we select in your community must be thoroughly honest and ‘dependable, able to furnish surety bond, under 60 years of age, own: an automobile and real estate, willing to devote full time, completely familiar with ‘his territory and hold the good ‘will and respet. of his fellow men. Our program of careful selection of local representatives and adherence to the highest standards of business ethics has been one of the big reasons for our steady progress and success. We are proud of our reputation or fair dealing and leadership in sales and advertising which we have built up over two decades of doing business the UNITED way. If you are a licensed real estate broker meeting our requirements, and want to do business in conformity with ovr ideals of dependable service, we are interested in you and your future. We are caver to meet you jin person so that we may itake full measure of eich ether. Unlicensed avplicants will be considered, especially if veterans of World War IU. Write today fer particulars. Join the UNITED team, and help sell rural California ‘to America the UNITED way. UNITED FARM AGENCY Kansas City Chicago Minneapolis St. Louis Oakland Licensed California Real Estate Broker Member. Association of Real Estate Boards Member, National Institute “of, Real Estate Brokers I. K. CAMPBELL. JR., West Coast Branch Manager 807 FINANCEAL CENTER BEDG. OAKLAND 12, CALIFORNiA “YOUR NEIGHBOR WILL 1930 Chev. Pickup $165.00 1926 Dodge Pickup $165.00 1931 Durant Sedan $165.00 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1942 JEEP With new top. ...... 1937 Diamond T Truck and Semi Trailer $250.00 1939 Ford Station Wagon $1250.00 34 Ton 1929 Dodge Pick-up — 3 1931 Chev. Pickup $325.00 END OF YEAR CLEARANCE 4g Buy at Sale Prices NOW! Nevada City --Telephone 67 P. O. BOX 963 1933 FORD PANEL $465.00 1937 Ford Convertibe$265.00 $495.00 . "Several Trailers fy \ LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES — EASY TERMS YOUR NEIGHBOR WILL TELL YOU TO SEE . a C.L. Kirkpatrick FOR THE BEST USED CAR DEAL GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA $45.00 and up See Us At TELEPHONE 160 é \