January 25, 1943 (4 pages)

Cough Syrups and“ixpectorenis, Cold Tablets and. Capsules, * Inhalents and Vaporizers, Chest Rubs, Laxatives. ~ . We especially recommend the large assortment of excellent . . . REXALL cough and cold rem‘edies. ing is sounded. It. is their \call the air. Last weekend in a Jap ENEMY APPROACHING SOMEWHERE IN CHINA—American pursuit pilots streak for their P-40s (notice the shark’s mouth fuselage), as an jair raid warvto meet the Jap enemy in combat in raid on jan American airdrome_ in western Yunnan province the enemy. last 7 . planes—to return the call U. S. bombers then left tons of bombs on the Jap base at-Lahio, which is located at the end of the. Burma road. R. EJ HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG Phone 100 STORE SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Keys Made While You Wait Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, Etc. Repaired. <= SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, rr SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED bo Gunsmith, Light Welding < -ESC SCIUEREF RAY’S FIXIT SHOP LIBYA \ / 109 West Main St, Phone 602 thie, hh i GRASS VALLEY EDRle—==4 FIGHTING! \ VIET. RUSSIA SOVIET. RUSS VORONEZH MILES) FEZZAN SEBHAN FRENCH . 0 100 YBARte=—=— ALLIED, a RUSSIAN privesP™ __ MURZUCH L TURKEY Se THRUSTS UPHOLSTERY OF ALL KINDS The map at ieft stows the ; Flying, fortresses have bombed * ¢ deep into ‘Libya for the first tim W D ke ing Robbel’s army within 110 inv John Var in Libya. The Africa Corps has 109-3 Phones 109-M sians have passed Georgievsk at Red vise clamps tighter around ALLIES FORGE AHEAD ON TWO MAJOR FRONTS path of a new Fighting French drive on Tripoli from the south ‘in support of ‘the British (drive from the east, while :four-pronged allied drive in ‘Tunisia continues full force. air installations at Tripoli striking e and Gadames, cafilitating these advances. Early this week a strong new British ‘push was started forcniles of Tripoli, the last ‘Axis bastion small chance of making another stand since they have been driven into open desert. Atiright, the 'Rusnd are fighting nearer Rostov as the Stalingrad. FINE. WATCH REPAIRING Radio. Service & Repairing Work. Called fer and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 COST OF OLD AGE SECURITY T0 STATE 130 MIL. New Deal Under Management of f Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drimks to Please at of Los Angeles. The estimate, Every Taste guess,” = of an average case load of 147,000 TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS aa Oia oa cla pial Will you please notify the Nugget Office any time you do . mot receive your copy ef the Nevada City Nugget. The departments PHONE. 36 . also schedules, as follows: If the maximum grant, were ereased to $60 and the minimum age dceased to 60 years the estimated total would be $233,000,000. In this jease the department assumed the adSACRAMENTO, Jan. 14.—(UP)— . The total cost of old age security in California for“the 1943-45 biennium under the present law was estimated approximately $10,000,000 in a report furnished by the state depart-' creased to $50 and the minimum aze ment of social welfare and submitted! reduced «to 60, the total cost would to the assembly by Vernon Kilpatrick ! ibe which, the department emphasized was only a “best, ceived a total of $411,411 in aid paywas based on the assumption ments in November, 1942. General of imately $9,900,000 per biennium, the Of the total estimated cost, the: federal government would bear $65,-. ment’s report, however, that the -pre000,000, the state $32,600,000, and. sent wartime situation cannot realthe county governments $32,400,000. furnished . 'that the dynamic character of econofurther estimates of the cost of old! mic development might make the d+ . age security for the biennium based. partment's curreny “best guesses” on various proposed age and grant} ‘‘bad guesses” in six months. tt in } dition of approximately 36,900 per sons aged 60-64 to the ‘case load, with an even greater increase estimated under peacetime conditions. If the maximum grant were increased to $60 without changing the minimum age, the department estimated the total cost would be $200,If the maximum grant were in-. creased to $50 without changing the minimum age, the total cost would be about $153,000,000. If the maximum grant were in$192,000,000, the department . said. Approximately 31,300 persons re,/welief at this rate would cost approxdepartment estimated. It was emphasized in the depart. sitically, be assumed as typical, and ( ‘Ninety five per cent of the world’s redwood lumber is produced in the northern coastal counties of Cali' fornia. Card Party to Raise Funds fer Camp Day Rooms To augment funds for Camp Peale day rooms a public card party will take place in the Veterans Memorial building on the evening of February 11. This plan has received the sanction of the Grass Valley Red Cross chapter and is being sponsored by Mrs. Goldié Trezise and ‘Mrs H.arty . Clemo. Whist, bridge and bingo will i be among the features of the evening with plenty of door prizes,to stim iItN i late interest. Civic and / auey 'Plenty of Rainbows . Planted in County Streams During 194°, according to the . Grass, Valley Rifle, Rod: and Gun . . club, the California Fish and Game . Jommission planted in the Nevada . county streams, © 745,586 rainbow trout, 887,487 eastern brook, and 239,373 Loch*Leven, a total: of.1,By 2,451 trout. The club, which alWays assists in planting these young trout, is especially pleased with. the fact that more than half the totat vlanted are the gallant, fighting rainDows., The San Francisco Post Office aa) erages over 1,500,000 pieces of first class mail daily, second most portant in, the nation.in mail handled for the armed forces. First successful flight in a heav-, ier-than-air flying machine was. claimed by a University of Santa Clara professor in 1884. im. . . 1 . i . . 700,000. . ENEMY FOX COLONA, Ill, (Specail CFI photo to Nevada City Nugget) from C. Lant —Daddy (Fred Leibee) went a-hunting near his home in Henry County and brought home two beautiful red fox skins “to wrap his twin daughters in”. The daughters are Marcalee (left) and Rosalee. Farmers in many rural areas jweré eager to limber up their firing: arms after the season's first ‘‘permanent’’ snowfall. They could track the’ wily animals that have taken {a jhuge toll of poultry,’ which is depended upon to turnish eggs and chicken dinners to the . United Nations’ fighting forces and. to fulfill lend-lease requirements. ‘Come The end of this week should see the legislature adjourn for a recess of thirty days or more, with the session resuming early in March. Under the constitution, the legislature must recess for a period of thirty days or. more, following its opening session . in January. This procedure was established many years ago and was! . designed, at that time, to give the. legislators and citizens as well, an opportunity to study all of the bills . presented during the January sesFOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 sion. During the fitst part of the session, a legislator may introduce as many bills as he desires, while after the recess period, no legislator can introduce more than two bills. In other words, not more than 240 bills can ‘be introduced after the recess. Governar Earl Warren’s administration budget is expected to be presented to the legislature the middle of this week. This budget will then be heard before the assembly ways and means committee during the early part of March. . ' Upon the adjournment this week, a special session will be called by the +} governor to set up the necessary legjislation for a new war council to}: . replace the present state council of ©STAMPS rer Qe Chamber of Commerce ‘OFFICE IN OIbY HALL PHONE 5875 us ith et nts py? require but a few hours in which to handle this important piece of legis‘lation. : Assemblyman Leonard’s bill, AB’ 23'5, of which the writer is a co-author, relative to the distribution of the Fair and Exposition fund, to which I referred in this column last week, has now been approved by ‘both houses of the legislatue and ‘will become a law upon the approval of the governor. He is expected to approve the bill and as a result, the), 17th District Agricultural Association ‘of Nevada County, will receive the sum of $5,896.36. The session thus far, has been a most ‘harmonious one and Democrats and Republicans alike, are cooperating in a splendid manner. Every legislator seems to sense the spirit of the times, realizing that. this is a war session and petty politics should be out during these trying times. Bills. for the reduction of state taxes have been introduced and this leven when Keystone AT EDED IS NE 1i get is 1ited sernal bat on Annie Sherman returned . ganizations are especially invited e 7*-from. Sacramento where \} a . j ! . . ol ithe bridge leading into the town was [4 . ing service to the little town has ‘been i ‘ 15,000 strik Le sere miners to “go back to work immedEbi heals iad ag iately.”? Last Sunday the workers in 7 epson the Wilkes-Barre area defied the it . im he a ,, Order (the second) by voting to ex: aig 0 : tend their 19-day-old walkout. baby came up from San Francisco during the past week end to visit Pre ey ics Sosa aA a j} land, Alabama, Mr. Randall left Ne-. he farmer: ‘All: right, but first: you'll have to dig potatoes for en. F=RRUARY 15TH eee : '.Aftethat date all dogs with-ai © tramp) 4 > ee tad Deine . ; OE agi on ee vi ae ate ides be impound' where they are.” ‘billion dollars, out of 11 billion dollas for the entire Pacific Coast. > ROAD WORK AT ANCHO-ERZ?? Fred Andetson, who Grove street in this city ing development and work at the Ancho-Erie Washington. The resides , 18 conifn maintenance . mifie road to the/prop' erty is being worked on to improve: travel to. and from the mine. . Mrs. Ida Magonigal and Mrs. Kittie . Kimiball were of a party. loads of of three machine local people wiro motored:to M Warysville Sunday io hear-the famous lecturer, John Randail Dunn, on Sunday. she had been visiting her son and two is. for a time, SMALL BRIDGE WASHED AWAY . Word comes from the little town Washington that the arproach SLEEPY — PERHAPS JUST TIRED OF IY WASHINGTON, D. ©€.—The camera catches John L. Lewis, president . of the United Mine of America, as he broke into ht yawn during a hearing. by the Woa~ Labor Board, of the anthracite coal miners’ strike. Result -of the hearing was a WLB order to the washed culvert further up on the road washed out leaving a hole eight feet deep in the roadbed. The mail carrier, and a away Py 7 FD ni ded who makes the trip to the little town three times a week, had to carry the mail some distance on Wis back to deliver it. Post. Master i da assisted the mail carrier in getting the mail into town. Telephone WET Aether his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F.'Sofge of Willow Valley. Upon their return they were accompanied by Mrs. H. I", Sofge who will visit with them for. a time. ! Mrs. Harrison Randall of San Francisco visited relatives in Nevada’ City this week leaving Stnday for the bay area. A letter came from her husband that he is recovering from . illness ‘in a hospital in Ft. MeClel-_. ATTENTION DOG OWNERS Notice is hereby given to all ‘dog owners that licenses must _be obtained for them as quired by city ordinance vada City recently and spent hree days at:Camp Roberts then was sent south. only and NA eh es ~~ ram'n s'‘orped at a farmhouse “9d acred for some hing io eat. Said. A ty NOT LATER THAN . ed. COG a (Signed) : ‘War supply contracts to San FranMe ! cisco Bay area industries exceed two _ MAX SOLARO,. . ; Nevada City Chicf of Police. ETL ROLLIN RET AE ANH I I ONT RC NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Mracticens) mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the tree gold percentages oF sulphurcts, value of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Azent for New York-California Underwriter-, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Jompanies, Automobile Insurance E. J. N. OTT Proprietor DURATION Let us keep you informed of developments 2n_our own front—Nevada County. . The Nugget provides you with the local news you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times the printing of the truth is essential. The . Nugget: comes to you twice weekly, Monday and Thursday afternoons, at $3.00 Per Year SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY 305 Broad Street _ Phone 36 ~ Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City We supply our patrons with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs ‘that money can buy. We have built our reputation type of legislation will undoubtedly. , receive careful consideration by the legislators. With increasing federal taxes the legislators believe that if it is possible, state taxes should be reduced. : on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. . defense. This special session should —— a a UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ae IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL ian ie ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP

Cough Syrups and“ixpectorenis, Cold Tablets and. Capsules, * Inhalents and Vaporizers, Chest Rubs, Laxatives. ~ . We especially recommend the large assortment of excellent . . . REXALL cough and cold rem‘edies. ing is sounded. It. is their \call the air. Last weekend in a Jap ENEMY APPROACHING SOMEWHERE IN CHINA—American pursuit pilots streak for their P-40s (notice the shark’s mouth fuselage), as an jair raid warvto meet the Jap enemy in combat in raid on jan American airdrome_ in western Yunnan province the enemy. last 7 . planes—to return the call U. S. bombers then left tons of bombs on the Jap base at-Lahio, which is located at the end of the. Burma road. R. EJ HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG Phone 100 STORE SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Keys Made While You Wait Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, Etc. Repaired. <= SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, rr SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED bo Gunsmith, Light Welding < -ESC SCIUEREF RAY’S FIXIT SHOP LIBYA \ / 109 West Main St, Phone 602 thie, hh i GRASS VALLEY EDRle—==4 FIGHTING! \ VIET. RUSSIA SOVIET. RUSS VORONEZH MILES) FEZZAN SEBHAN FRENCH . 0 100 YBARte=—=— ALLIED, a RUSSIAN privesP™ __ MURZUCH L TURKEY Se THRUSTS UPHOLSTERY OF ALL KINDS The map at ieft stows the ; Flying, fortresses have bombed * ¢ deep into ‘Libya for the first tim W D ke ing Robbel’s army within 110 inv John Var in Libya. The Africa Corps has 109-3 Phones 109-M sians have passed Georgievsk at Red vise clamps tighter around ALLIES FORGE AHEAD ON TWO MAJOR FRONTS path of a new Fighting French drive on Tripoli from the south ‘in support of ‘the British (drive from the east, while :four-pronged allied drive in ‘Tunisia continues full force. air installations at Tripoli striking e and Gadames, cafilitating these advances. Early this week a strong new British ‘push was started forcniles of Tripoli, the last ‘Axis bastion small chance of making another stand since they have been driven into open desert. Atiright, the 'Rusnd are fighting nearer Rostov as the Stalingrad. FINE. WATCH REPAIRING Radio. Service & Repairing Work. Called fer and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 COST OF OLD AGE SECURITY T0 STATE 130 MIL. New Deal Under Management of f Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drimks to Please at of Los Angeles. The estimate, Every Taste guess,” = of an average case load of 147,000 TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS aa Oia oa cla pial Will you please notify the Nugget Office any time you do . mot receive your copy ef the Nevada City Nugget. The departments PHONE. 36 . also schedules, as follows: If the maximum grant, were ereased to $60 and the minimum age dceased to 60 years the estimated total would be $233,000,000. In this jease the department assumed the adSACRAMENTO, Jan. 14.—(UP)— . The total cost of old age security in California for“the 1943-45 biennium under the present law was estimated approximately $10,000,000 in a report furnished by the state depart-' creased to $50 and the minimum aze ment of social welfare and submitted! reduced «to 60, the total cost would to the assembly by Vernon Kilpatrick ! ibe which, the department emphasized was only a “best, ceived a total of $411,411 in aid paywas based on the assumption ments in November, 1942. General of imately $9,900,000 per biennium, the Of the total estimated cost, the: federal government would bear $65,-. ment’s report, however, that the -pre000,000, the state $32,600,000, and. sent wartime situation cannot realthe county governments $32,400,000. furnished . 'that the dynamic character of econofurther estimates of the cost of old! mic development might make the d+ . age security for the biennium based. partment's curreny “best guesses” on various proposed age and grant} ‘‘bad guesses” in six months. tt in } dition of approximately 36,900 per sons aged 60-64 to the ‘case load, with an even greater increase estimated under peacetime conditions. If the maximum grant were increased to $60 without changing the minimum age, the department estimated the total cost would be $200,If the maximum grant were in-. creased to $50 without changing the minimum age, the total cost would be about $153,000,000. If the maximum grant were in$192,000,000, the department . said. Approximately 31,300 persons re,/welief at this rate would cost approxdepartment estimated. It was emphasized in the depart. sitically, be assumed as typical, and ( ‘Ninety five per cent of the world’s redwood lumber is produced in the northern coastal counties of Cali' fornia. Card Party to Raise Funds fer Camp Day Rooms To augment funds for Camp Peale day rooms a public card party will take place in the Veterans Memorial building on the evening of February 11. This plan has received the sanction of the Grass Valley Red Cross chapter and is being sponsored by Mrs. Goldié Trezise and ‘Mrs H.arty . Clemo. Whist, bridge and bingo will i be among the features of the evening with plenty of door prizes,to stim iItN i late interest. Civic and / auey 'Plenty of Rainbows . Planted in County Streams During 194°, according to the . Grass, Valley Rifle, Rod: and Gun . . club, the California Fish and Game . Jommission planted in the Nevada . county streams, © 745,586 rainbow trout, 887,487 eastern brook, and 239,373 Loch*Leven, a total: of.1,By 2,451 trout. The club, which alWays assists in planting these young trout, is especially pleased with. the fact that more than half the totat vlanted are the gallant, fighting rainDows., The San Francisco Post Office aa) erages over 1,500,000 pieces of first class mail daily, second most portant in, the nation.in mail handled for the armed forces. First successful flight in a heav-, ier-than-air flying machine was. claimed by a University of Santa Clara professor in 1884. im. . . 1 . i . . 700,000. . ENEMY FOX COLONA, Ill, (Specail CFI photo to Nevada City Nugget) from C. Lant —Daddy (Fred Leibee) went a-hunting near his home in Henry County and brought home two beautiful red fox skins “to wrap his twin daughters in”. The daughters are Marcalee (left) and Rosalee. Farmers in many rural areas jweré eager to limber up their firing: arms after the season's first ‘‘permanent’’ snowfall. They could track the’ wily animals that have taken {a jhuge toll of poultry,’ which is depended upon to turnish eggs and chicken dinners to the . United Nations’ fighting forces and. to fulfill lend-lease requirements. ‘Come The end of this week should see the legislature adjourn for a recess of thirty days or more, with the session resuming early in March. Under the constitution, the legislature must recess for a period of thirty days or. more, following its opening session . in January. This procedure was established many years ago and was! . designed, at that time, to give the. legislators and citizens as well, an opportunity to study all of the bills . presented during the January sesFOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 sion. During the fitst part of the session, a legislator may introduce as

many bills as he desires, while after the recess period, no legislator can introduce more than two bills. In other words, not more than 240 bills can ‘be introduced after the recess. Governar Earl Warren’s administration budget is expected to be presented to the legislature the middle of this week. This budget will then be heard before the assembly ways and means committee during the early part of March. . ' Upon the adjournment this week, a special session will be called by the +} governor to set up the necessary legjislation for a new war council to}: . replace the present state council of ©STAMPS rer Qe Chamber of Commerce ‘OFFICE IN OIbY HALL PHONE 5875 us ith et nts py? require but a few hours in which to handle this important piece of legis‘lation. : Assemblyman Leonard’s bill, AB’ 23'5, of which the writer is a co-author, relative to the distribution of the Fair and Exposition fund, to which I referred in this column last week, has now been approved by ‘both houses of the legislatue and ‘will become a law upon the approval of the governor. He is expected to approve the bill and as a result, the), 17th District Agricultural Association ‘of Nevada County, will receive the sum of $5,896.36. The session thus far, has been a most ‘harmonious one and Democrats and Republicans alike, are cooperating in a splendid manner. Every legislator seems to sense the spirit of the times, realizing that. this is a war session and petty politics should be out during these trying times. Bills. for the reduction of state taxes have been introduced and this leven when Keystone AT EDED IS NE 1i get is 1ited sernal bat on Annie Sherman returned . ganizations are especially invited e 7*-from. Sacramento where \} a . j ! . . ol ithe bridge leading into the town was [4 . ing service to the little town has ‘been i ‘ 15,000 strik Le sere miners to “go back to work immedEbi heals iad ag iately.”? Last Sunday the workers in 7 epson the Wilkes-Barre area defied the it . im he a ,, Order (the second) by voting to ex: aig 0 : tend their 19-day-old walkout. baby came up from San Francisco during the past week end to visit Pre ey ics Sosa aA a j} land, Alabama, Mr. Randall left Ne-. he farmer: ‘All: right, but first: you'll have to dig potatoes for en. F=RRUARY 15TH eee : '.Aftethat date all dogs with-ai © tramp) 4 > ee tad Deine . ; OE agi on ee vi ae ate ides be impound' where they are.” ‘billion dollars, out of 11 billion dollas for the entire Pacific Coast. > ROAD WORK AT ANCHO-ERZ?? Fred Andetson, who Grove street in this city ing development and work at the Ancho-Erie Washington. The resides , 18 conifn maintenance . mifie road to the/prop' erty is being worked on to improve: travel to. and from the mine. . Mrs. Ida Magonigal and Mrs. Kittie . Kimiball were of a party. loads of of three machine local people wiro motored:to M Warysville Sunday io hear-the famous lecturer, John Randail Dunn, on Sunday. she had been visiting her son and two is. for a time, SMALL BRIDGE WASHED AWAY . Word comes from the little town Washington that the arproach SLEEPY — PERHAPS JUST TIRED OF IY WASHINGTON, D. ©€.—The camera catches John L. Lewis, president . of the United Mine of America, as he broke into ht yawn during a hearing. by the Woa~ Labor Board, of the anthracite coal miners’ strike. Result -of the hearing was a WLB order to the washed culvert further up on the road washed out leaving a hole eight feet deep in the roadbed. The mail carrier, and a away Py 7 FD ni ded who makes the trip to the little town three times a week, had to carry the mail some distance on Wis back to deliver it. Post. Master i da assisted the mail carrier in getting the mail into town. Telephone WET Aether his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F.'Sofge of Willow Valley. Upon their return they were accompanied by Mrs. H. I", Sofge who will visit with them for. a time. ! Mrs. Harrison Randall of San Francisco visited relatives in Nevada’ City this week leaving Stnday for the bay area. A letter came from her husband that he is recovering from . illness ‘in a hospital in Ft. MeClel-_. ATTENTION DOG OWNERS Notice is hereby given to all ‘dog owners that licenses must _be obtained for them as quired by city ordinance vada City recently and spent hree days at:Camp Roberts then was sent south. only and NA eh es ~~ ram'n s'‘orped at a farmhouse “9d acred for some hing io eat. Said. A ty NOT LATER THAN . ed. COG a (Signed) : ‘War supply contracts to San FranMe ! cisco Bay area industries exceed two _ MAX SOLARO,. . ; Nevada City Chicf of Police. ETL ROLLIN RET AE ANH I I ONT RC NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Mracticens) mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the tree gold percentages oF sulphurcts, value of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Azent for New York-California Underwriter-, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Jompanies, Automobile Insurance E. J. N. OTT Proprietor DURATION Let us keep you informed of developments 2n_our own front—Nevada County. . The Nugget provides you with the local news you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times the printing of the truth is essential. The . Nugget: comes to you twice weekly, Monday and Thursday afternoons, at $3.00 Per Year SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY 305 Broad Street _ Phone 36 ~ Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City We supply our patrons with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs ‘that money can buy. We have built our reputation type of legislation will undoubtedly. , receive careful consideration by the legislators. With increasing federal taxes the legislators believe that if it is possible, state taxes should be reduced. : on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. . defense. This special session should —— a a UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ae IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL ian ie ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP