January 9, 1947 (4 pages)

, as defined by statute. zP — vgene a sewer rinted and. Publighed at —— BROAD STREBT { Owner and, Publisher a -"+ ° Bditor Hatley a a a * at Nevada One year (in nates). pee ’ faldenok. Semi-Weekly, pS and “Thursday ho = City, California, and entered as _ matter of the second claas in the postoffice at pe City under Act of Congo. March Ae lr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES . nee anerrenmeseesesneeneeen EXOTIC HOBBIES DEPARTMENT —iWarren Barnes, Tahoe National Forest ranger raises orchids in “his spare time. He has the greenhouse i nhig yard on “A’’ street next to the (Cillet nurséries. The expensive blooms al savings is offered in the : es TY, SELECTED MERCHANDISE i which come forth, with good luck, once a year, take seven years to mature and blossom. A prescribed temperature and humidity must be . maintained. Barnes achieves these necessary factors by means of a Bu‘Tcloths. Because the orchid plants were disturbed by the recent transferral from the. bay area tothe Sierras, it appears that they will skip blooming this year altogether. STEEPEST STREET IN TOWN DEPARTMENT: What.do YOU think ‘lis. the town’s most vertical thorough-fare? Nevada Street? Washington? . Boulder? Nope. It’s Court Street, the one block long avenue that extends from Cayote to Main Street. It goes in back of the Catholic Parish House ‘and comes into Main Street just beHilow Fred F. Cassidy’s. : WE DO HAVE A HOME INDUS: TRY DEPARTMENT: Now that the Miner’s Foundry and Manufacturing (Co. has swung into production with the H. Y. P. Healthmaster, a patented machine for extracting the juice from vegetables and fruits, Nevada City can truthfully lay claim to having a home industy other than mining? The new juicer, is a handsome, polished gadget that is being nationally. advertised. — INADEQUATE ROADS DEPARTMPNT: ,Northern California, suffers from a number of traffic. bottienecks, among them the Fairfield and North Sacramento sections, but first prize jn pure annoyance should be i awarded to -the Nevada City-Grass 4 Valley. Highiway. This heavily travlanes instead of two. The highway i seems to seek out every curve that . eould possibly be manufactured. The } . surface’ isn’t too bad, but the congestion is. Since the old roads. have lf heen resurfaced many people reHW isort to traveling ‘between the two towns via side roads inorder to avoid the disagreeable congestion. As soon . as we get the Indian Mat segment, i}; we ought to start working on the Highway Commission to get them to BRING MORE JOY PER DOLLAR THAN. ANY OTHER » epee ) BE SEEN TODAY AT OUR —WE HAVE EVERY ‘TYPE, > FROM ; IMPRESSIVE CABINET. RADIO NEVADA ‘CITY. SGRASS VALLEY NUGGET ——Soo tane heater, water spray and damp {eled road shouldbe at leasttour . " make a four-laner out of our over-Highway. WHAT NEXT DEPARTMENT: If you see an aitractive forest service secretary putting a case with a glass side on the sidewalk in front of the office on Pine Street on a sunny day, you’ll know fhat she‘s doing providing you read the rest of the paragraph. She’s making. a, ‘“‘blackline” copy of a map. The process ining paper on top of chemically treated paper when the sun hits the two sheets in the glass case; a map in black line appears on the chemical Osmosis? Alchemy? And what happens on days when the sun doesn’t shine? They just don’t make “blackline’? maps. We wish we could say that this sunshine map-making.is in use only in California, but unortunately we can't. WEATHER DEPARTMENT: It’s too good to be true, say Nevada Citylans of the freak Indian summer thay have been ejoyimg. Everyone anti-cipates a-long tough stretch of wetness and wind, with old man Sunshine disappearing or an extended vacation after working txertme’ overtime. Perhaps Sol will disappear and put in for portal-toiportal pay, with double-time for solstices. f GARBAGE DEPARTMENT: You’d never believe it, but the local scavenger service reports plenty of péople in town are too tight to pungle four bits’ a month for garbage service. What on earth do thay do wit it? Bury it? Hide it?: Mail it to their friends as a practical poke? WOMAN WHO CUT WRISTS BACK IN JAIL NEVADA CITY: Lillian Bandus, Truckee woman, serving in the eoun-ty jail for drunkenness. was returned Monday from the*county hospital where she had been for several’ days recovering from cuts on her wrists. She was found by the sheriff last week bileeding pofusely from slasheld wrists which, she said, were anf-fered when she fell against some broken glass in the sink in her cell. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday’ in their church 114 Boulder 3t. worked Nevada City-Grass Valley volves placing a map drawn on trac-. paper. How’s it done? Litmus paper? . ’ Bank of America NATIONAL TRUS32 ASSOCIATION +.“ GALIFORNIA‘S STATEWIDE BANK ~ Condensed Statement of Condition December 31, 1946 RESOURCES Cash in Vault and in Federal Reserve Bank . 2. « © « « «© « «$ 719,881,949.43 Dae froma Tes ge ee ce ew tt 334,650,483.54 TOTAL CASH . . . $1,054,532,432.97 : United States Government Obligations, direct and fully guaranteed . . ee 2.394,164,646.68 State. County. and Municipal Bonds ea 363,998,908.90 Other Bonds and €ccuritiss . . « « «© « se IL, 883.172.0° Stock in Federal Reserve Bank . . . « 0 «© « 6.219,650.00 Loans and Discounts . . . . e ree 1,722,743,512.87 Accrued Interest and Accounts Secckecbte ee ae 18,678,564.90 Bank Premises, Furniture, Fixtures, and Safa epee: Welles g 45 ss 6 Se Ss 30,286,288.10 Other Real Estate Owned. . . =: . 86,034.56 Customers’ Liability on Account of Letters of Credit, Acceptances, and Endorsed Bills. . . . . 56,627,025.23 Oller Heawdices 6 a eS 419,956.58 TOTAL RESOURCES . 5 . ss 6 se $5,763, ass LIABILITIES e $& 106,646.375.00 « e 110,000,000.00 e « 20,235,546.71 e « 4A14,785.01 TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS . . Capital «. ¢ Surplus . Undivided Profits Reserves . . . see «@ o8 @ « eee ese eee @ 241,296,706.72 -o 8 Reserve for Bad Debis . . . . «ses es 31,115,509,13 Demand . . . . . $3,152,251,956.15 Deposits } 5,415,849,714.72 Savings and Time . 2,263,597,758.57 Liability for Letters of Credit and as Acceptor, Endorser, or Mtker on Acceptances “and deherfededeatetute Foreign Bills. . . . re agise 57,926,262.57 SARS Reserve for Interest Received in Advance wie g 9,408,514,39 Reserve for Interest,-Taxes, etc. . . . so 9,928,485.09 TOTAL LIABILITIES . 2 . «0 32 et $5,765,525,192.62 : _ This statement includes the figures of the London: England, banking office, ple MAIN’ OFFICES IN TWO RESERVE CITIES OF CALIFORNIA. cornerSAN FRANCISCO ARMY and HAVY MART . } . “ CLOTHING HARDWARE 222 Mill Street Grass Valley, California Phone 276W LOS ANGELES MEMete . reoenar o€Posit . INSURANCE CORP. Branches throughout California united for strength and service Corner ? ——————-American Bosch Magnetos iat Raybestos Brake Lining ic] at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:45 . : ie a. m. A Wednesday evening testi--] & e ‘ monial meeting is held on the first E : ; Wednesday of each month at eight. ™ we : o'clock. Our reading room is now lo-. 8 = cated in the church edifice at 114 & F Broad Bowlder Stréet and is open Mondays, . ULL OO Wednesdays and Fridays, . holidays a G D excepted from 2 to 4 p.m. The pubOF a lic is cordially: invited to attend our Oc services and visit the reading room. LIFE! ST K! “Life’’.is the swbhject of the Christ° jan Science lesson sermon for ,Sun: day, January 19, with the golden 2 Sy text from I John: “This is the re-. ; , 3 Jeord that God hath given to us eter-. 2 INSTALL THAT NEW BATTERY ° a pal life and this life is’in his gon.” _aZ ee : g IN YOUR CAR NOW! a . The following citations are from. & 5 we : the sermon: gy John 17: 3: ‘And this is life éier-z nal, that they might: know thee the om only true God and Jesus Christ whom . 5 are thou hast sent.”“Science and Health with key to 2 ‘ the Scriptures’’by Mary Baker EdS : "7: “Entirely separate f the bewhil “ef and dream of Che 5 Leave’ your or at Erskine’ > i phan attend the Rer the life divine, revealing _ spiritual 3 theatre and it will be ready for you when you understanding and the conscionsness . = leave the show! Use our special Night-Time SAI af oaks es over the whole = Service for ' PR earth” (p. 14). s = 3 2 MOTOR TUNE-UPS, BATTERY SERVICE, . POTLUCK SUPPER FOR g . “fGRASS VALLEY: The Grass ValCARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT, ETC. ley Parent Teachers Association ovE SAI] ened their New Year activities Wed= ; mesday evening, January 8th, with. f A 1 ti PRI }& potluck supper in the James S./ 8 + UOMO ive nd Hennessy: Schap]. . valghias.ar of fourth graders. ;*\. Factory Authorized Service J. E. (Jim) ERSKINE, Prop. 3 LS lesses for the occasion. The Erskine Mot P. “ae pupils of that class provided the pro-otors, Packard Motor Cars, Sales, Service fe Wit ram. Bente a we = gragram : 401 Main Street — WHOLESALE AND RETAIL — Phone 474.— SAI . ] EYES EXAMINED SA GLASSES FITTED. PR 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W° : . Nevada City

, as defined by statute. zP — vgene a sewer rinted and. Publighed at —— BROAD STREBT { Owner and, Publisher a -"+ ° Bditor Hatley a a a * at Nevada One year (in nates). pee ’ faldenok. Semi-Weekly, pS and “Thursday ho = City, California, and entered as _ matter of the second claas in the postoffice at pe City under Act of Congo. March Ae lr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES . nee anerrenmeseesesneeneeen EXOTIC HOBBIES DEPARTMENT —iWarren Barnes, Tahoe National Forest ranger raises orchids in “his spare time. He has the greenhouse i nhig yard on “A’’ street next to the (Cillet nurséries. The expensive blooms al savings is offered in the : es TY, SELECTED MERCHANDISE i which come forth, with good luck, once a year, take seven years to mature and blossom. A prescribed temperature and humidity must be . maintained. Barnes achieves these necessary factors by means of a Bu‘Tcloths. Because the orchid plants were disturbed by the recent transferral from the. bay area tothe Sierras, it appears that they will skip blooming this year altogether. STEEPEST STREET IN TOWN DEPARTMENT: What.do YOU think ‘lis. the town’s most vertical thorough-fare? Nevada Street? Washington? . Boulder? Nope. It’s Court Street, the one block long avenue that extends from Cayote to Main Street. It goes in back of the Catholic Parish House ‘and comes into Main Street just beHilow Fred F. Cassidy’s. : WE DO HAVE A HOME INDUS: TRY DEPARTMENT: Now that the Miner’s Foundry and Manufacturing (Co. has swung into production with the H. Y. P. Healthmaster, a patented machine for extracting the juice from vegetables and fruits, Nevada City can truthfully lay claim to having a home industy other than mining? The new juicer, is a handsome, polished gadget that is being nationally. advertised. — INADEQUATE ROADS DEPARTMPNT: ,Northern California, suffers from a number of traffic. bottienecks, among them the Fairfield and North Sacramento sections, but first prize jn pure annoyance should be i awarded to -the Nevada City-Grass 4 Valley. Highiway. This heavily travlanes instead of two. The highway i seems to seek out every curve that . eould possibly be manufactured. The } . surface’ isn’t too bad, but the congestion is. Since the old roads. have lf heen resurfaced many people reHW isort to traveling ‘between the two towns via side roads inorder to avoid the disagreeable congestion. As soon . as we get the Indian Mat segment, i}; we ought to start working on the Highway Commission to get them to BRING MORE JOY PER DOLLAR THAN. ANY OTHER » epee ) BE SEEN TODAY AT OUR —WE HAVE EVERY ‘TYPE, > FROM ; IMPRESSIVE CABINET. RADIO NEVADA ‘CITY. SGRASS VALLEY NUGGET ——Soo tane heater, water spray and damp {eled road shouldbe at leasttour . " make a four-laner out of our over-Highway. WHAT NEXT DEPARTMENT: If you see an aitractive forest service secretary putting a case with a glass side on the sidewalk in front of the office on Pine Street on a sunny day, you’ll know fhat she‘s doing providing you read the rest of the paragraph. She’s making. a, ‘“‘blackline” copy of a map. The process ining paper on top of chemically treated paper when the sun hits the two sheets in the glass case; a map in black line appears on the chemical Osmosis? Alchemy? And what happens on days when the sun doesn’t shine? They just don’t make “blackline’? maps. We wish we could say that this sunshine map-making.is in use only in California, but unortunately we can't. WEATHER DEPARTMENT: It’s too good to be true, say Nevada Citylans of the freak Indian summer thay have been ejoyimg. Everyone anti-cipates a-long tough stretch of wetness and wind, with old man Sunshine disappearing or an extended vacation after working txertme’ overtime. Perhaps Sol will disappear and put in for portal-toiportal pay, with double-time for solstices. f GARBAGE DEPARTMENT: You’d never believe it, but the local scavenger service reports plenty of péople in town are too tight to pungle four bits’ a month for garbage service. What on earth do thay do wit it? Bury it? Hide it?: Mail it to their friends as a practical poke? WOMAN WHO CUT WRISTS BACK IN JAIL NEVADA CITY: Lillian Bandus, Truckee woman, serving in the eoun-ty jail for drunkenness. was returned Monday from the*county hospital where she had been for several’ days recovering from cuts on her wrists. She was found by the sheriff last week bileeding pofusely from slasheld wrists which, she said, were anf-fered when she fell against some broken glass in the sink in her cell. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday’ in their church 114 Boulder 3t. worked Nevada City-Grass Valley volves placing a map drawn on trac-. paper. How’s it done? Litmus paper? . ’ Bank of America NATIONAL TRUS32 ASSOCIATION +.“ GALIFORNIA‘S STATEWIDE BANK ~ Condensed Statement of Condition December 31, 1946 RESOURCES Cash in Vault and in

Federal Reserve Bank . 2. « © « « «© « «$ 719,881,949.43 Dae froma Tes ge ee ce ew tt 334,650,483.54 TOTAL CASH . . . $1,054,532,432.97 : United States Government Obligations, direct and fully guaranteed . . ee 2.394,164,646.68 State. County. and Municipal Bonds ea 363,998,908.90 Other Bonds and €ccuritiss . . « « «© « se IL, 883.172.0° Stock in Federal Reserve Bank . . . « 0 «© « 6.219,650.00 Loans and Discounts . . . . e ree 1,722,743,512.87 Accrued Interest and Accounts Secckecbte ee ae 18,678,564.90 Bank Premises, Furniture, Fixtures, and Safa epee: Welles g 45 ss 6 Se Ss 30,286,288.10 Other Real Estate Owned. . . =: . 86,034.56 Customers’ Liability on Account of Letters of Credit, Acceptances, and Endorsed Bills. . . . . 56,627,025.23 Oller Heawdices 6 a eS 419,956.58 TOTAL RESOURCES . 5 . ss 6 se $5,763, ass LIABILITIES e $& 106,646.375.00 « e 110,000,000.00 e « 20,235,546.71 e « 4A14,785.01 TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS .. . Capital «. ¢ Surplus .. Undivided Profits Reserves . . . see «@ o8 @ « eee ese eee @ 241,296,706.72 -o 8 Reserve for Bad Debis . . . . «ses es 31,115,509,13 Demand . . . . . $3,152,251,956.15 Deposits } 5,415,849,714.72 Savings and Time . 2,263,597,758.57 Liability for Letters of Credit and as Acceptor, Endorser, or Mtker on Acceptances “and deherfededeatetute Foreign Bills. .. . . re agise 57,926,262.57 SARS Reserve for Interest Received in Advance wie g 9,408,514,39 Reserve for Interest,-Taxes, etc.. . . . so 9,928,485.09 TOTAL LIABILITIES . 2 . «0 32 et $5,765,525,192.62 : _ This statement includes the figures of the London: England, banking office, ple MAIN’ OFFICES IN TWO RESERVE CITIES OF CALIFORNIA. cornerSAN FRANCISCO ARMY and HAVY MART . } . “ CLOTHING HARDWARE 222 Mill Street Grass Valley, California Phone 276W LOS ANGELES MEMete . reoenar o€Posit . INSURANCE CORP. Branches throughout California united for strength and service Corner ? ——————-American Bosch Magnetos iat Raybestos Brake Lining ic] at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:45 . : ie a. m. A Wednesday evening testi--] & e ‘ monial meeting is held on the first E : ; Wednesday of each month at eight. ™ we : o'clock. Our reading room is now lo-. 8 = cated in the church edifice at 114 & F Broad Bowlder Stréet and is open Mondays, . ULL OO Wednesdays and Fridays, . holidays a G D excepted from 2 to 4 p.m. The pubOF a lic is cordially: invited to attend our Oc services and visit the reading room. LIFE! ST K! “Life’’.is the swbhject of the Christ° jan Science lesson sermon for ,Sun: day, January 19, with the golden 2 Sy text from I John: “This is the re-. ; , 3 Jeord that God hath given to us eter-. 2 INSTALL THAT NEW BATTERY ° a pal life and this life is’in his gon.” _aZ ee : g IN YOUR CAR NOW! a . The following citations are from. & 5 we : the sermon: gy John 17: 3: ‘And this is life éier-z nal, that they might: know thee the om only true God and Jesus Christ whom . 5 are thou hast sent.”“Science and Health with key to 2 ‘ the Scriptures’’by Mary Baker EdS : "7: “Entirely separate f the bewhil “ef and dream of Che 5 Leave’ your or at Erskine’ > i phan attend the Rer the life divine, revealing _ spiritual 3 theatre and it will be ready for you when you understanding and the conscionsness . = leave the show! Use our special Night-Time SAI af oaks es over the whole = Service for ' PR earth” (p. 14). s = 3 2 MOTOR TUNE-UPS, BATTERY SERVICE, . POTLUCK SUPPER FOR g . “fGRASS VALLEY: The Grass ValCARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT, ETC. ley Parent Teachers Association ovE SAI] ened their New Year activities Wed= ; mesday evening, January 8th, with. f A 1 ti PRI }& potluck supper in the James S./ 8 + UOMO ive nd Hennessy: Schap]. . valghias.ar of fourth graders. ;*\. Factory Authorized Service J. E. (Jim) ERSKINE, Prop. 3 LS lesses for the occasion. The Erskine Mot P. “ae pupils of that class provided the pro-otors, Packard Motor Cars, Sales, Service fe Wit ram. Bente a we = gragram : 401 Main Street — WHOLESALE AND RETAIL — Phone 474.— SAI . ] EYES EXAMINED SA GLASSES FITTED. PR 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W° : . Nevada City