July 12, 1943 (4 pages)

CLEANS HAIR AND SCALP MAKES HAIR LUSTROUS SILQUE HAIR TONIC Scalp Stimulating—Luster . Promoting . { } . ' . 49c SILQUE HAND LOTION Not Sticky — Softens Rough Skin { 49c R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 100 BATTLE LINE” Seleteleteeteeteneteteieeeiete: “KEEP ’EM + i DA * % 4 mineiieiieiicidinieies FLYING” een @ te a ea @®BUY ® DEFENSE @STAMPS (Pao seo 6 Chamber of Commerce OFFICE IN CITY HALL PHONE 575 , WE REPAIR AND WE FIX Lawn Mowers, Locks, Vacuum Cleaners, .Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, in short almost anything that is used around the house or the yard, we can repair. ART’S REPAIR SHOP’ RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 109 WEST MAIN STREET Grass Valley FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS — __ NEVADA CITY, PHONE 398 UPHOLSTERY OF ALL KINDS one W. Darke FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 New Deal “Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste Civilian Defense. fire warden. FIRES DELAY VICTORY ~-: Volunteer for duty in the Forest Fire Fighters Service of oin the battle against Fire. today with your Defense Council, forest ranger or county Register: SAN PRAINCISCO, July 12{— California is entering the three most dangerous months of the fire season with a record to date of more than 2,000 forest, bush and grain fire; that“ burned over 100,000 acres, ac: cording to Wallace I. Hutchinson, State Coordinator of the Forest. Fire Fighters Service, Office of Civilian Defense. As the weather becomes hotter and drier, more and bigger fires caused by human carelessness, or lightning storms will tax to the limit the depleted manpower of the federal, state and county protection agencies. “Fires caused by thoughtless people are probably a greater menace to the forests, watersheds and crop lands than any possible Jap bombings,’’ said Hutchinson. ‘‘Last year, good patriotic Californians started some 5000 fires in our fields and forests with lighted matches, tobacback he comes. I tell you organizations have done. Blood procurement centers THAT NIGHT A MIRACLE HAPPENED Ex CERPT from a letter from Africa. "It is night in a field dressing station. They bring in a soldier who's gone into shock. He looks like he is dead. And they start plasma flowing into him and there are a lot of fellows coming back from Africa who wouldn’t have returned if plasma wasn’t on hand. That plasma is miraculous. NOT ONCE but many times by the hundreds, before the tired eyes of doctors and nurses, blood plasma has performed its miracles in battle zones on land and sea. 99 Look at the record. In this most merciless war of all time, modern medicine has cut the death rate of wounded men from the 1918 figure of 7% to less than 1% today. Beyond price. In this most expensive war of all times, the most priceless medicament is plasma—dried blood. Its sole supply is from voluntary blood donors. The need is great. Northern California quota is 5000 Blood donors a week for the Red Cross Procurement Centers in San Francisco and Oakland. What to do. Arrange for an individual blood donation at your nearest Red Cross Chapter or come as a group, as many clubs, churches, labor unions and fraternal Why you MUST come to San Francisco or Oakland! must be located near dried blood laboratories. There are only nine such laboratories in the United States. California has two of these— one in Berkeley—one in Los Angeles. Cut out and mai! in the coupon appearing below. You will get a prompt réply. If you live some distance away from the Bay area, you can use the coupon, make arrangements through your local Red Cross, or phone for an appointment. Northern California must not fail in its weekly quota of 5000 Blood Donors. RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CENTER 2415 Jones Street, San Francisco or 52129th Street, Oakland . HEREBY PLEDGE MYSELF AS A BLOOD DONOR —— Sart OB PRINTING. GET YOURS AT nuaaqaeEt THE Last Name First Name Address Telephone (Daytime Phone Preferred) Enter date and time you prefer to come: Date 27xX-w—743 Time.’ You will receive a card confirming spnaiahioeel PG -“EPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY , ical materials, are as junusual opportunity: jStates now sehind . just off the press. ‘of California’s fire tendents are needed to guide boys in $285 monthly, was announced today must hove. had education equivalent ' co, campfires and brush burning. . Such acts of carelessness in war time . when wood and food crops are crit bad in effect} as deliberte sabotage. “The fire menace is a direct challenge to every citizen of the state. Each one of us must make fire pre-. vention his personal responsibility, since with so many trained _ fire fighters in the armed forces or war industry teamwork is essential to the winning of the fire battle. “To men and women who wish to fulfill their responsibility and also serve their state and nation, “ the newly organized forest: fire fighters sevice of Civilian Defense offers an Volunteers are by county and {now being enrolled of all-fire protection agencies’ in Membership in other total over 250,000. training of Triplefire fighting, jobs and fire prework, Hutchinson’ handbook entitled Fire Prevention,” . This booklet tells problems, the importance of fire prevention in war time, how fires start and burn, major principles of fire fighting, use and care of tools, and safet measures for fire fighters. The fire protection agencies of the state are listed and full information given on the forest fire fighters-_service. The booklet is illustrated with ten photographs and carries a glossary of fire control terms. Copies are available to all registered members of the Triple-F's. ARMY HOSPITAL AT AUBURN TO California. To aid in Fs enrollees for the line vention eduation announced a new “Wartime the spec ia 1. Forest IN BUSINESS TT AFFECTS HEN . The following instructions regarding the Victory tax may help those not in receipt of salaries or waves “Tf you are in a nonwithholding group of tax pavers:such as a smal employer, business or ‘professiona! “man, you can become current in your income tax payments in Septembe of this year, rather than in. July when salary earners start to ive the tax withheld from their pay. On September 15, you must file with your collector of internal reven? . city defense councils and the officers an estimate of your total income fot 1943 and the amount of your estimated income for the year, after the ‘usual dedtctions are made for con‘tributions, interest paid, bad debts, jtaxes, etc. From the estimated tax l you subetrant the amount of sta! ments already paid in ‘March June. The remainder, or what you estimate that you still:owe, must be paid in equal installments by Sep. tember 16 and Decenrber 15.” STATENEFDS . ATTORNEYS : Particularly designed to attract . attorneys whosepractice ma ave. dwindled because of the war and! older attorneys whd must fill vacancies left by the younger men off. to war, is the new class of Associate . sonnel Board for the duration. Associate Counsels interpret state: and .federal laws, prepare opinions, 'rules, regulations and _ legislative and do legal research work. They receive $285 a month. An examination will be held on July HAVE 1725 BEDS be of permanent construction and should be completed in eight and} one-half months. It will cost approximatel $5,000,000 and will be of; fire proof construction. The government is also erecting two other semi-permanent Army Hospitals, a 1720 bed one at Los Angeles and a 1720 bed institution at ‘Palo Alto. The county seat city of Auburn, California is located on the main line of the Southern Pacific railroad. Overland highway 40 passes through the city and affords the shortest distances between San Chicago. : The location selected is a half section of land on the state highway about one mile from Auburn. It. is also near the Southern Pacific railway. A spur track is being constructed to the army hospital. The Auburn Army Hospital was’ secured through the best team work, and in mento, Marysville and Chico. Our chamber of commerce, the press, the banks, every merchant, and each individual citizen all joined in united efforts. The United States Surveyor General bowed to the virture of the almost matchless climate of the Auburn area. Postmaster W. A. Shepard _informs your columnist that a Department Office will be installed similar to down town Station A, Auburn. The wonderful climate of the Authe selection of the Army hospital site. In the center of an acknowledged thermal belt, the district 1s the land of the fig, the olive, the orange, the palm and the pomegranite—an almost perfect location to afford relief and bring back to health our sick and wounded soldier heroes.—Placer Herald. STATE NEEDS SUPERINTENDENT FOR BOYS CAMPS -SACRIAAMENTO, July 12.—As one step in the California Youth Authority’s program to prevent and correct juvenile delinquency camps are being established to rehabilitate youthful offenders. Camp superinoutdoor recreational, educational, and work activities in such camps. A nation wide civil service examination for Youth Authority Camp Superintendent, entrance salary by the State Personnel Board. Applicants for this examination to college graduation with major work in one of the social seiences and three years of administrative and supervisory experience with youths preferably at a school, resiAUIBURIN, July 12.—Upon _ the subject of the construction of the 1,725 bed hospital now building at Auburn, advice from the War Department at Washington further } states: The Auburn Army Hospital will! Francisco and} spite of free sites offered by Sacra-! burn area was a deciding factor in . partments are obliged to acquire the 24, to qualify applicants for such positions in various state offices em‘ploying attorneys. Applicants must ‘possess active mentbership in the State Bar of California and must have had five years of experience in ithe practice of law. Applications must be post-mark-, th not late than midnight July 15.: !'They should be sent to the State . Personnel ofificés, L015 L Skreet, ‘Sacramento. FENERAL LAND HOLDING IMPERIL TAX REVENUES SAN FRANCISCO,.July 12.—Tax reveunes of many California communities are being so seriously impaired through extensive roperty that a special’study of ths problem . is to be made by the California State Chamber of Commerce, Sidney M. Ehrman, chairman of the statewide. The war program, Ehrman stated, . . has necessitated large scale acquis-. ‘ition of property by the war and the} navy departments. Huge areas of rural lands have been purchased, or are being purchased for’ military camps, air fields, bombing ranges, and other military uses. In urban areas purchases consist of hotels, office buildings, warehouses, _ sites for supply depots and other military installations. These properties, he pointed out, are removed from local tax rolls when purchased by the federal govenment, since federally owned property is exempt from local taxation. Even prior to these purchases for war purposes, Ehrman said, the federal government owned and held exempt from local taxation more than 41 per cent of the total land area of California. ‘‘When the federal government acquires property which has been subject to local taxation it works a hardship on local taxing jurisdietions’’, Ehrman said, “and if the acquisitions are great, the finances of these local agencies may be seriously crippled. Since the war and navy deproperties with some military purpose in mind, they are not always in a position to distribute these acquisitions uniformly over the! country. Thus the community in which the army and navy own property on a large scale sustains a loss attributable to war which normally should be shared by all beneficiaries of the federal government’s war efdent center or camp. Present employment in this class exists at Calaveras Big Trees Forestry Camp approximately 75 miles from Stockton. Additional positions will open up as new camps are established by the California Youth Authority. Camp superintendents need not reside on camp grounds. July 23 is the final date to file: applications with the State Personnel Board, 1015 L Street, Sacramento, 14, California. ation. . plant ifish are from the Mt. Counsel established by the State Per. . purchases by the federal government . tax committee, announced yesterday. . Page “Three Opinion that congress take cognizanze of this sitto alleviate is Cur should uation and endeavor special hardships.” Because the acquisition of properties by the federal government varies so widely in different sections of the state, the state chamber studies will be undertaken on a regional basis, throvgh its six regional councile, so that conditions peculiar to each area will receive full considerFLY FISHING AT Weather conditions continue to .ba good and fly fishing on the Truckes River and its tributaries is good. H. Hansen Robert Perkins, Andy Weaver, Phillip Murray, emloyees of the Mount Shasta Hatchehy. together with Wadens Nelson Pool, of Placer County. Captain Willard and Wm. LaMarr of Nevada County, planted 50,000 rainbow in Boca Reservoir and_ will 30,000 more tomorrow. These Shasta Hatchery and are approximately three inee long. The boys ‘will he nlenti: 5 BRS, aye. area for a month and expect to plant ‘Webber Lake, Donnef’Lake and Truckee River and its tributaries. Tom Evans of Susanville made -a catch ‘of 15 fish weighing 6 pounds jin the Truckee. river, using salmon eggs. ; “ assisted hy NATIONAL FOREST 'TIMBER FOR SALE Sealed bids will be received by the Forest -Supervisor, Nevada City. California, up to and including Aug ust 12, 1943 for all or. part of ah live timber marked for cutting and all the merchantable dead timber, located on several areas embracin¢ ‘about 2000 acres within Sections 2 and 3, T. 18 T., R. 8 E., and Sections 8,14, 17; 22): 2s, 216; 27, 28;: 32; 335 34 and 35° Fc19) Ni RR) 3B Mo De M., Tahoe National Forest, estimated” to be 3000 M feet b. m. of ponderosa and sugar pine, 540 M feet b. m. o* Douglas fir, 160 M feet b. m. of> white fir and 200 M feet b. m. of in‘ecense cedar timber. The cutting of incense cedar is optional with the purchase, but bids on guarantee i take of this species to be cut wil! {i taken into consideration in mak‘Ing an award. No bid of less tha$2.80 per M feet for ponderosa ana! sugar pine, and $./50 per M feet fer ‘Douglas fir, white fir and -ineens* cedar will be cdnsidered. In addition, the purchaser will be required to make deposits to cover the cost of ysale area betterment at the rate of pee cents per M_ feet merchantable scale of all species. $1000.00 mus! be deposited with each bid, to be apied on the purchaser price, refundBa or retained in part as liquidated . damages, according to conditions of i sale. The right to reject any and all bids reserved. Before bids are submitted, full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale. and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, . Nevada City, California. . July 12,26. } £7-— 1s NEEDED even when budget is limited . Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop, 218 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City We supply our patrons . with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hee that money can buy. We > have — eur ropcialak Hy

CLEANS HAIR AND SCALP MAKES HAIR LUSTROUS SILQUE HAIR TONIC Scalp Stimulating—Luster . Promoting . { } . ' . 49c SILQUE HAND LOTION Not Sticky — Softens Rough Skin { 49c R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 100 BATTLE LINE” Seleteleteeteeteneteteieeeiete: “KEEP ’EM + i DA * % 4 mineiieiieiicidinieies FLYING” een @ te a ea @®BUY ® DEFENSE @STAMPS (Pao seo 6 Chamber of Commerce OFFICE IN CITY HALL PHONE 575 , WE REPAIR AND WE FIX Lawn Mowers, Locks, Vacuum Cleaners, .Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, in short almost anything that is used around the house or the yard, we can repair. ART’S REPAIR SHOP’ RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 109 WEST MAIN STREET Grass Valley FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS — __ NEVADA CITY, PHONE 398 UPHOLSTERY OF ALL KINDS one W. Darke FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 New Deal “Under Management of Pauline and Johnnie 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste Civilian Defense. fire warden. FIRES DELAY VICTORY ~-: Volunteer for duty in the Forest Fire Fighters Service of oin the battle against Fire. today with your Defense Council, forest ranger or county Register: SAN PRAINCISCO, July 12{— California is entering the three most dangerous months of the fire season with a record to date of more than 2,000 forest, bush and grain fire; that“ burned over 100,000 acres, ac: cording to Wallace I. Hutchinson, State Coordinator of the Forest. Fire Fighters Service, Office of Civilian Defense. As the weather becomes hotter and drier, more and bigger fires caused by human carelessness, or lightning storms will tax to the limit the depleted manpower of the federal, state and county protection agencies. “Fires caused by thoughtless people are probably a greater menace to the forests, watersheds and crop lands than any possible Jap bombings,’’ said Hutchinson. ‘‘Last year, good patriotic Californians started some 5000 fires in our fields and forests with lighted matches, tobacback he comes. I tell you organizations have done. Blood procurement centers THAT NIGHT A MIRACLE HAPPENED Ex CERPT from a letter from Africa.. "It is night in a field dressing station. They bring in a soldier who's gone into shock. He looks like he is dead. And they start plasma flowing into him and there are a lot of fellows coming back from Africa who wouldn’t have returned if plasma wasn’t on hand. That plasma is miraculous. NOT ONCE but many times by the hundreds, before the tired eyes of doctors and nurses, blood plasma has performed its miracles in battle zones on land and sea. 99 Look at the record. In this most merciless war of all time, modern medicine has cut the death rate of wounded men from the 1918 figure of 7% to less than 1% today. Beyond price. In this most expensive war of all times, the most priceless medicament is plasma—dried blood. Its sole supply is from voluntary blood donors. The need is great. Northern California quota is 5000 Blood donors a week for the Red Cross Procurement Centers in San Francisco and Oakland. What to do. Arrange for an individual blood donation at your nearest Red Cross Chapter or come as a group, as many clubs, churches, labor unions and fraternal Why you MUST come to San Francisco or Oakland! must be located near dried blood laboratories. There are only nine such laboratories in the United States. California has two of these— one in Berkeley—one in Los Angeles. Cut out and mai! in the coupon appearing below. You will get a prompt réply. If you live some distance away from the Bay area, you can use the coupon, make arrangements through your local Red Cross, or phone for an appointment. Northern California must not fail in its weekly quota of 5000 Blood Donors. RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CENTER 2415 Jones Street, San Francisco or 52129th Street, Oakland . HEREBY PLEDGE MYSELF AS A BLOOD DONOR —— Sart OB PRINTING.. GET YOURS AT nuaaqaeEt THE Last Name First Name Address Telephone (Daytime Phone Preferred) Enter date and time you prefer to come: Date 27xX-w—743 Time.’ You will receive a card confirming spnaiahioeel PG -“EPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY , ical materials, are as junusual opportunity: jStates now sehind . just off the press. ‘of California’s fire tendents are needed to guide boys in $285 monthly, was announced today must hove. had education equivalent ' co, campfires and brush burning. . Such acts of carelessness in war time . when wood and food crops are crit bad in effect} as deliberte sabotage. “The fire menace is a direct challenge to every citizen of the state. Each one of us must make fire pre-. vention his personal responsibility, since with so many trained _ fire fighters in the armed forces or war industry teamwork is essential to the winning of the fire battle. “To men and women who wish to fulfill their responsibility and also serve their state and nation, “ the newly organized forest: fire fighters sevice of Civilian Defense offers an Volunteers are by county and {now being enrolled of all-fire protection agencies’ in Membership in other total over 250,000. training of Triplefire fighting, jobs and fire prework, Hutchinson’ handbook entitled Fire Prevention,” . This booklet tells problems, the importance of fire prevention in war time, how fires start and burn, major principles of fire fighting, use and care of tools, and safet measures for fire fighters. The fire protection agencies of the state are listed and full information given on the forest fire fighters-_service. The booklet is illustrated with ten photographs and carries a glossary of fire control terms. Copies are available to all registered members of the Triple-F's. ARMY HOSPITAL AT AUBURN TO California. To aid in Fs enrollees for the line vention eduation announced a new “Wartime the spec ia 1. Forest IN BUSINESS TT AFFECTS HEN . The following instructions regarding the Victory tax may help those not in receipt of salaries or waves “Tf you are in a nonwithholding group of tax pavers:such as a smal employer, business or ‘professiona! “man, you can become current in your income tax payments in Septembe of this year, rather than in. July when salary earners start to ive the tax withheld from their pay. On September 15, you must file with your collector of internal reven? . city defense councils and the officers an estimate of your total income fot 1943 and the amount of your estimated income for the year, after the ‘usual dedtctions are made for con‘tributions, interest paid, bad debts,

jtaxes, etc.. From the estimated tax l you subetrant the amount of sta! ments already paid in ‘March June. The remainder, or what you estimate that you still:owe, must be paid in equal installments by Sep. tember 16 and Decenrber 15.” STATENEFDS . ATTORNEYS : Particularly designed to attract . attorneys whosepractice ma ave. dwindled because of the war and! older attorneys whd must fill vacancies left by the younger men off. to war, is the new class of Associate . sonnel Board for the duration. Associate Counsels interpret state: and .federal laws, prepare opinions, 'rules, regulations and _ legislative and do legal research work. They receive $285 a month. An examination will be held on July HAVE 1725 BEDS be of permanent construction and should be completed in eight and} one-half months. It will cost approximatel $5,000,000 and will be of; fire proof construction. The government is also erecting two other semi-permanent Army Hospitals, a 1720 bed one at Los Angeles and a 1720 bed institution at ‘Palo Alto. The county seat city of Auburn, California is located on the main line of the Southern Pacific railroad. Overland highway 40 passes through the city and affords the shortest distances between San Chicago. : The location selected is a half section of land on the state highway about one mile from Auburn. It. is also near the Southern Pacific railway. A spur track is being constructed to the army hospital. The Auburn Army Hospital was’ secured through the best team work, and in mento, Marysville and Chico. Our chamber of commerce, the press, the banks, every merchant, and each individual citizen all joined in united efforts. The United States Surveyor General bowed to the virture of the almost matchless climate of the Auburn area. Postmaster W. A. Shepard _informs your columnist that a Department Office will be installed similar to down town Station A, Auburn. The wonderful climate of the Authe selection of the Army hospital site. In the center of an acknowledged thermal belt, the district 1s the land of the fig, the olive, the orange, the palm and the pomegranite—an almost perfect location to afford relief and bring back to health our sick and wounded soldier heroes.—Placer Herald. STATE NEEDS SUPERINTENDENT FOR BOYS CAMPS -SACRIAAMENTO, July 12.—As one step in the California Youth Authority’s program to prevent and correct juvenile delinquency camps are being established to rehabilitate youthful offenders. Camp superinoutdoor recreational, educational, and work activities in such camps. A nation wide civil service examination for Youth Authority Camp Superintendent, entrance salary by the State Personnel Board. Applicants for this examination to college graduation with major work in one of the social seiences and three years of administrative and supervisory experience with youths preferably at a school, resiAUIBURIN, July 12.—Upon _ the subject of the construction of the 1,725 bed hospital now building at Auburn, advice from the War Department at Washington further } states: The Auburn Army Hospital will! Francisco and} spite of free sites offered by Sacra-! burn area was a deciding factor in . partments are obliged to acquire the 24, to qualify applicants for such positions in various state offices em‘ploying attorneys. Applicants must ‘possess active mentbership in the State Bar of California and must have had five years of experience in ithe practice of law. Applications must be post-mark-, th not late than midnight July 15.: !'They should be sent to the State . Personnel ofificés, L015 L Skreet, ‘Sacramento. FENERAL LAND HOLDING IMPERIL TAX REVENUES SAN FRANCISCO,.July 12.—Tax reveunes of many California communities are being so seriously impaired through extensive roperty that a special’study of ths problem . is to be made by the California State Chamber of Commerce, Sidney M. Ehrman, chairman of the statewide. The war program, Ehrman stated, . . has necessitated large scale acquis-. ‘ition of property by the war and the} navy departments. Huge areas of rural lands have been purchased, or are being purchased for’ military camps, air fields, bombing ranges, and other military uses. In urban areas purchases consist of hotels, office buildings, warehouses, _ sites for supply depots and other military installations. These properties, he pointed out, are removed from local tax rolls when purchased by the federal govenment, since federally owned property is exempt from local taxation. Even prior to these purchases for war purposes, Ehrman said, the federal government owned and held exempt from local taxation more than 41 per cent of the total land area of California. ‘‘When the federal government acquires property which has been subject to local taxation it works a hardship on local taxing jurisdietions’’, Ehrman said, “and if the acquisitions are great, the finances of these local agencies may be seriously crippled. Since the war and navy deproperties with some military purpose in mind, they are not always in a position to distribute these acquisitions uniformly over the! country. Thus the community in which the army and navy own property on a large scale sustains a loss attributable to war which normally should be shared by all beneficiaries of the federal government’s war efdent center or camp. Present employment in this class exists at Calaveras Big Trees Forestry Camp approximately 75 miles from Stockton. Additional positions will open up as new camps are established by the California Youth Authority. Camp superintendents need not reside on camp grounds. July 23 is the final date to file: applications with the State Personnel Board, 1015 L Street, Sacramento, 14, California. ation. . plant ifish are from the Mt. Counsel established by the State Per. . purchases by the federal government . tax committee, announced yesterday. . Page “Three Opinion that congress take cognizanze of this sitto alleviate is Cur should uation and endeavor special hardships.” Because the acquisition of properties by the federal government varies so widely in different sections of the state, the state chamber studies will be undertaken on a regional basis, throvgh its six regional councile, so that conditions peculiar to each area will receive full considerFLY FISHING AT Weather conditions continue to .ba good and fly fishing on the Truckes River and its tributaries is good. H. Hansen Robert Perkins, Andy Weaver, Phillip Murray, emloyees of the Mount Shasta Hatchehy. together with Wadens Nelson Pool, of Placer County. Captain Willard and Wm. LaMarr of Nevada County, planted 50,000 rainbow in Boca Reservoir and_ will 30,000 more tomorrow. These Shasta Hatchery and are approximately three inee long. The boys ‘will he nlenti: 5 BRS, aye. area for a month and expect to plant ‘Webber Lake, Donnef’Lake and Truckee River and its tributaries. Tom Evans of Susanville made -a catch ‘of 15 fish weighing 6 pounds jin the Truckee. river, using salmon eggs. ; “ assisted hy NATIONAL FOREST 'TIMBER FOR SALE Sealed bids will be received by the Forest -Supervisor, Nevada City. California, up to and including Aug ust 12, 1943 for all or. part of ah live timber marked for cutting and all the merchantable dead timber, located on several areas embracin¢ ‘about 2000 acres within Sections 2 and 3, T. 18 T., R. 8 E., and Sections 8,14, 17; 22): 2s, 216; 27, 28;: 32; 335 34 and 35° Fc19) Ni RR) 3B Mo De M., Tahoe National Forest, estimated” to be 3000 M feet b. m. of ponderosa and sugar pine, 540 M feet b. m. o* Douglas fir, 160 M feet b. m. of> white fir and 200 M feet b. m. of in‘ecense cedar timber. The cutting of incense cedar is optional with the purchase, but bids on guarantee i take of this species to be cut wil! {i taken into consideration in mak‘Ing an award. No bid of less tha$2.80 per M feet for ponderosa ana! sugar pine, and $./50 per M feet fer ‘Douglas fir, white fir and -ineens* cedar will be cdnsidered. In addition, the purchaser will be required to make deposits to cover the cost of ysale area betterment at the rate of pee cents per M_ feet merchantable scale of all species. $1000.00 mus! be deposited with each bid, to be apied on the purchaser price, refundBa or retained in part as liquidated . damages, according to conditions of i sale. The right to reject any and all bids reserved. Before bids are submitted, full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale. and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, . Nevada City, California. . July 12,26. } £7-— 1s NEEDED even when budget is limited . Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop, 218 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City We supply our patrons . with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hee that money can buy. We > have — eur ropcialak Hy