July 12, 1943 (4 pages)

‘ Page Four Nevada City Nugget — Monday, July 12, 1943 = Sa a ; : bie s NEVADA COUNTY GAINS $215,283 Despite the loss of some 33,000 — . ee eel emenment a ‘Grass Valley will pay a net value. a! , ments were made. inese. The State Board of Equalization $3,467,890, property outside cities Will be taxed on an assessment} valuahas placed higher assessed tions on greatly railroads because of increased earnings due war conditions. The new of $6,675,749 and public their record numbers of WY } utilities, higher assesed values WAR NEWS for 283. q The. that. following tabulation is . 4 by! be of concern to producers and agri cultural officials. The situation in California is expected to be eased by the barley crop soon to be har . ° ba and ’ # = ° power ‘tal assessed valulation for the coun\ River Narrows Dam accounts in part ‘i Cd : A to will be taxed on $8,447,770. The chil house of the Pacific Gas and Electric ty is $18,591,408, while last year it Company at the foot of the Yuba was $18,376,125, a gain of $2/15, for * ° livestock a poultry in the county, continue to i et2 vested, by production of linseed meal from flax now being thrashed, and by the opening of the off-shore fish The assumpton of more than 122 ing season in August, which will billion dollars of insurance liability make increased supplies. of highFROM NEVADA COUNTY Camp taxable acres in western Nevada company. school districts affected by by the War Damage Corporation has protein fish meal available. Imports » USDA WAR BOARD county, taken over by the War De. holdings, private of purchases Summarizing the net assessed ‘Beale ‘placed it at the top of the organizaof whale meal and meat scrap from partment for Camp Beale, Nevada values of the county Assessor Scad‘including land improvements and MORE MACHINERY IN 1944 tions engaged in the snsurance busiSouth America also offers some rePhilip. Scadden den reports that: Nevada City and but not livestock: “County Assessor Farmers. will be able: to buy ap‘aa: according to data recently relief. states that the assessment roll of proximately twice as much new Improvements . ported by Secretary of Commerce, Acres , Land Value real property would show an increase \ Livestock and poultry producers farm machinery in 1944 as _ was $23,2160 $4,775.00 Jesse Jones. Indian Springs 22.00.2000. 4,747.90 of $215,283. available this year, it was learned are urged to make maximum use of 33,720 4,135.00 This government corporation -has leer Creek ioe 7,620.65 roughage and this week with the announcement of! home grown grain, Assessed land values which dis'Pleasant Valley -.... 4,128.63 22,575 1,600.00 ; collected appfnoximately $130,000,the manufacturers’ quotas for next pasture, and to reduce the use of appeared from the tax rolls when OUVESEE cece core cog cel aces 7,989.766 37,990 2,175.00!000 in premiums on 4,700,000 polyear, which represents an average protein supplements to the lowest the federal government took over Dpencevitle = 3.30 8,799.211 46,735 8,035.00 jicies. At the same time, 891 claims, of the machinery manufactured in level consistent with efficient proamounted to $164,280, improvements i. a ——laggregating $63,000,000 for losses 1940, compared with an average of duction. Dealers and manufacturers to $20,720, and cattle, sheep and . $164,280 $20,720.00 . have been filed. Most of these claims 33,286.157 40 per cent in 1943. Actually, it -will are already limiting the protein conother livestock to about $30,009, . grew out of enemy action at Pearl mean that more than twice as many tent of mixed feeds and are discusmaking an approximate loss in as(Museardini and grandfather, Char-. Harbor and the Philippines. Claims machines will be available. Nevada sing a program of allocating existing sessed values to the county of $215,n the amount of only $102,000 have les Henwood and other relatives. County USDA War Board Chairman supplies to their customers. Mean-_ 000. been awarded. pointed out, since much» of this while, WFA is formulating a proThis however was more than offHabeas Corpus Writ Of the total $122 billion aggregram of ‘balancing production and years’ quota was authorized to6 late Mrs. Dave Richards and _ sister, set. by ncreased valuations on public gate liability, $71 billion, or 58 per consumption of feed grains and livefor manufacture in time for use in utilities including the Southern PacMrs. Charles Deeble, attended the for Ed Ryan Denied cent, is carred in the five states of connection with 1943 crops. stock. ifie Railroad and the Pacific Gas and funeral of their late nephew, Elvin Judge George L. Jones on Thurs-. California, Massachusetts, New JerUnder WPB “controlled materials Electric Company and by a new con,Roberts, in Sacramento Saturday. He FEED WHEAT GOES FAST day denied a petition for a writ of ®¢Y. New York and Pennsylvania. plan’’ mamufacturers have already struction, cheifly in Nevada City and ‘was killed in the crash of a U. S. heabas corpus in the case of the peo-. The War Damage Corporation has placed their application for materThe 50 million bushels of governJuly ple versus Edward Ryan, charged , lately been criticised on two counts; Grass Valley. In Nevada City, for inplane near Poteet, Texas on ment owned wheat released for sale ials to begin manufacture of 1944. stance, a new building has been erectFourth. as feed by recent action of congress with violation of Section 501, Cali-, first, because of its April tenth dequotas on July 1. Last year, no ma-! Miss Joyce Henwood, who is emfornia Traffic Code. ed for the postoffice, and in Grass jcision not to adjust premium rates terial allocations were made until) has been disappearing rapidly in the Vialley a new theatre on Mill street ployed in Berkeley is enjoying a Ryan: was held to answer on the . despite the small number of claims October, and the final allocation was fact of heavy demands by livestock has been built since the last assess,visit with her grandmother, Mrs: C. and popltry producers. The 2,800,000 charge in the Grass Valley Township . filed, and secondly, because the uninot made until March, 1943. bushels allocated to California acCourt. His attorne, James Snell ask-. f0rmity of rates throughout the UniQuotas for individual items will ed for a writ of habeas corpus on the . ted States and territories does not vary, with emphasis upon labor savcepted at the Placer County Agricultural Conservation office at 122 ground that, at the preliminary . Properly reflect geographical differing equipment. Oakwood Drive or at:the NID office no evidence was produced to show . &2¢es in risk. Citizens of interior ‘No information has ‘been received ‘ that the defendant had committed States for example, cannot underregarding the method of rationing in Grass Valley which is opened on Dersonal War-time Wives reciate . an , the beer with ~ the high LO. (It Quenches!) igstand why they should pay the same and distribution to be used in 1944, . Wednesdays, offense against the law. Michael -Nevins, a companion of ‘premium rate as insured risks in actMr. driven by Ryan went over machinery the . bank into Rattlesnake Creek, on the! Auburn road. . said. no assurance can Applications for ed, as the demand greatly exceeds the supply. The price in Nevada under rationing are being accepted County is $1.06 per bushel. at the county USDA War Board at Ryan was fatally injured when. the . !v@ War zones. ear, Sleeman but be given that all orders will be fill ELKS TO DINE ON TROUT oo now available for sale the NID office in Grass Valley which There are 1,439 accredited schools Judge Jones cited cases showing! At their last dinner meeting beis opened every Wednesday. of nursing in the United States with FEED SITUATION “TIGHT” that at preliminary hearings it was; foré the summer recess Friday night Supplies of feed, particularly high an annual enollment of approximatunnecessary to show evidence enough the Grass Valley Lodge of Elks dinto convict, but only enough to show ed on trout. Ray Pengelly is chair‘protein supplaments, to carry the ely 100,000 student nurses. a strong suspicion that the law had. man of the Trout Procurement Com-. } an-, mittee -The chefs who will cook the been violated. Attorney Snell nounced that he would take an ap-.fish will be Chief of Police Ben Jenof arraignment for July 31, at 10 a. m. Date peal. .was set . kins and Art Sather of Auburn. The con. lodge meeting to follow will . clude all HOME ON The HIGHWAY SAVED ; —_—_— roof and kitchen CLEMENT HENWOOD A of the Ben F. Taylor home on the Tahoe Ukiah Highway near the top of the Rough business until September. PARATROOPER ete Clement Henwood, former member and Ready grade, was damaged by. of the Nevada City postoffice staff, fire morning. Ray Wilde,. now training with parachute Wi, troops oil truck saw the smoke and volunteered his services. Highway Patrol Mrs. Charles Muscarthat on Monday last city, this of dini ten his aunt, man-Carl Kitts summoned the state he made his first jump and found it ‘headquarters. a thrilling experience. department forestry and Fire Warden William Sharp re ric ocmeee NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY 101 BOULDER ST. NEVADA CITY DISTRIBUTORS y} 4, %,, Y A (California’s Central Valley arrived he sponded. By the time will increase the state’s con-. ject under were flames however, the Provital by more than trol. The main structure of the resi-. dence remained intact. j %y 4 Nevada City fireman, who drives an in Fort Benning, Georgia, has writ . SRC MVE: BE ACME BREWERIES, San Francisco Saturday war crop production 1,000,000 tons a year. . a Fe ek ee ee ee ee ee ee + 4+ ° Cl a July ~ SaleALPHA STORES, Ltd. OF LADIES’ ° " wi . @ The choice of er Dresses wise home-owners Ceiling Price Sale Price throughout the West. “2 4 $2.95 DRESSES 0a ceeeesssceeees eee now $1.95 each Owing to the difficulty of receiving merchandise from Nevada City—Phone 5 Grass Valley—Phone 88 Hotel Clunie Coats $25.95 COATS.ieee $19.95 each ne $19.95 each eS ae $17.95 each a ee $11.95 COATS .. $9.95 each eee UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTA BAR our regular sources of supply due to ‘war conditions, we will not have our general July Clearance Sale as of prewar days. But we have selected from our Ready to Wear Department— 45 DRESSES, 11 COATS, AND 6 JACKETS —which we have placed on sale at July Clearance Sale prices. First Come—First Served. (No layaways, no refunds, no exchanges, no approbations. All Sales Final.) BUY EXTRA WAR BONDS AND STAMPS x Dresses, Coats, Jackets Co ag lps now $2.50 each RE OO now $3.00 each now $3.95 each S500 eee now $4.25 each $6.95 DRESSES now $4.75 each $7.95 DRESSES now $5.25 each $8.95 DRESSES now $6.95 each $9.95 DRESSES i ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA Jackets $ 5.95 JACKETS .. RATES FROM $1.50 UP os . $3.95 each Extra Special Dress Bargains-Sale price $9.98 © Sale price $6.49 ee Sale price $7.98 Sale price $4.49 : Excellent Service—Best Food 8PH AND K STREET, TOY AND JACOBS. SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA JACK BRUNO, Manager = = i CR ol SS STS RR SS ia ORS at ae a NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, valuc of sulphurets and_ tailings. Mail ordér check work promptly attended to. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriter. Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, . Automobile Insurance Proprietor

‘ Page Four Nevada City Nugget — Monday, July 12, 1943 = Sa a ; : bie s NEVADA COUNTY GAINS $215,283 Despite the loss of some 33,000 — . ee eel emenment a ‘Grass Valley will pay a net value. a! , ments were made. inese. The State Board of Equalization $3,467,890, property outside cities Will be taxed on an assessment} valuahas placed higher assessed tions on greatly railroads because of increased earnings due war conditions. The new of $6,675,749 and public their record numbers of WY } utilities, higher assesed values WAR NEWS for 283. q The. that. following tabulation is . 4 by! be of concern to producers and agri cultural officials. The situation in California is expected to be eased by the barley crop soon to be har . ° ba and ’ # = ° power ‘tal assessed valulation for the coun\ River Narrows Dam accounts in part ‘i Cd : A to will be taxed on $8,447,770. The chil house of the Pacific Gas and Electric ty is $18,591,408, while last year it Company at the foot of the Yuba was $18,376,125, a gain of $2/15, for * ° livestock a poultry in the county, continue to i et2 vested, by production of linseed meal from flax now being thrashed, and by the opening of the off-shore fish The assumpton of more than 122 ing season in August, which will billion dollars of insurance liability make increased supplies. of highFROM NEVADA COUNTY Camp taxable acres in western Nevada company. school districts affected by by the War Damage Corporation has protein fish meal available. Imports » USDA WAR BOARD county, taken over by the War De. holdings, private of purchases Summarizing the net assessed ‘Beale ‘placed it at the top of the organizaof whale meal and meat scrap from partment for Camp Beale, Nevada values of the county Assessor Scad‘including land improvements and MORE MACHINERY IN 1944 tions engaged in the snsurance busiSouth America also offers some rePhilip. Scadden den reports that: Nevada City and but not livestock: “County Assessor Farmers. will be able: to buy ap‘aa: according to data recently relief. states that the assessment roll of proximately twice as much new Improvements . ported by Secretary of Commerce, Acres , Land Value real property would show an increase \ Livestock and poultry producers farm machinery in 1944 as _ was $23,2160 $4,775.00 Jesse Jones. Indian Springs 22.00.2000.. 4,747.90 of $215,283. available this year, it was learned are urged to make maximum use of 33,720 4,135.00 This government corporation -has leer Creek ioe 7,620.65 roughage and this week with the announcement of! home grown grain, Assessed land values which dis'Pleasant Valley -........ 4,128.63 22,575 1,600.00 ; collected appfnoximately $130,000,the manufacturers’ quotas for next pasture, and to reduce the use of appeared from the tax rolls when OUVESEE cece core cog cel aces 7,989.766 37,990 2,175.00!000 in premiums on 4,700,000 polyear, which represents an average protein supplements to the lowest the federal government took over Dpencevitle = 3.30 8,799.211 46,735 8,035.00 jicies. At the same time, 891 claims, of the machinery manufactured in level consistent with efficient proamounted to $164,280, improvements i. a ——laggregating $63,000,000 for losses 1940, compared with an average of duction. Dealers and manufacturers to $20,720, and cattle, sheep and . $164,280 $20,720.00 . have been filed. Most of these claims 33,286.157 40 per cent in 1943. Actually, it -will are already limiting the protein conother livestock to about $30,009, . grew out of enemy action at Pearl mean that more than twice as many tent of mixed feeds and are discusmaking an approximate loss in as(Museardini and grandfather, Char-. Harbor and the Philippines. Claims machines will be available. Nevada sing a program of allocating existing sessed values to the county of $215,n the amount of only $102,000 have les Henwood and other relatives. County USDA War Board Chairman supplies to their customers. Mean-_ 000. been awarded. pointed out, since much» of this while, WFA is formulating a proThis however was more than offHabeas Corpus Writ Of the total $122 billion aggregram of ‘balancing production and years’ quota was authorized to6 late Mrs. Dave Richards and _ sister, set. by ncreased valuations on public gate liability, $71 billion, or 58 per consumption of feed grains and livefor manufacture in time for use in utilities including the Southern PacMrs. Charles Deeble, attended the for Ed Ryan Denied cent, is carred in the five states of connection with 1943 crops. stock. ifie Railroad and the Pacific Gas and funeral of their late nephew, Elvin Judge George L. Jones on Thurs-. California, Massachusetts, New JerUnder WPB “controlled materials Electric Company and by a new con,Roberts, in Sacramento Saturday. He FEED WHEAT GOES FAST day denied a petition for a writ of ®¢Y. New York and Pennsylvania. plan’’ mamufacturers have already struction, cheifly in Nevada City and ‘was killed in the crash of a U. S. heabas corpus in the case of the peo-. The War Damage Corporation has placed their application for materThe 50 million bushels of governJuly ple versus Edward Ryan, charged , lately been criticised on two counts; Grass Valley. In Nevada City, for inplane near Poteet, Texas on ment owned wheat released for sale ials to begin manufacture of 1944. stance, a new building has been erectFourth. as feed by recent action of congress with violation of Section 501, Cali-, first, because of its April tenth dequotas on July 1. Last year, no ma-! Miss Joyce Henwood, who is emfornia Traffic Code. ed for the postoffice, and in Grass jcision not to adjust premium rates terial allocations were made until) has been disappearing rapidly in the Vialley a new theatre on Mill street ployed in Berkeley is enjoying a Ryan: was held to answer on the . despite the small number of claims October, and the final allocation was fact of heavy demands by livestock has been built since the last assess,visit with her grandmother, Mrs: C. and popltry producers. The 2,800,000 charge in the Grass Valley Township . filed, and secondly, because the uninot made until March, 1943. bushels allocated to California acCourt. His attorne, James Snell ask-. f0rmity of rates throughout the UniQuotas for individual items will ed for a writ of habeas corpus on the . ted States and territories does not vary, with emphasis upon labor savcepted at the Placer County Agricultural Conservation office at 122 ground that, at the preliminary . Properly reflect geographical differing equipment. Oakwood Drive or at:the NID office no evidence was produced to show . &2¢es in risk. Citizens of interior ‘No information has ‘been received ‘ that the defendant had committed States for example, cannot underregarding the method of rationing in Grass Valley which is opened on Dersonal War-time Wives reciate . an , the beer with ~ the high LO. (It Quenches!) igstand why they should pay the same and distribution to be used in 1944, . Wednesdays,

offense against the law. Michael -Nevins, a companion of ‘premium rate as insured risks in actMr. driven by Ryan went over machinery the . bank into Rattlesnake Creek, on the! Auburn road. . said. no assurance can Applications for ed, as the demand greatly exceeds the supply. The price in Nevada under rationing are being accepted County is $1.06 per bushel. at the county USDA War Board at Ryan was fatally injured when. the . !v@ War zones. ear, Sleeman but be given that all orders will be fill ELKS TO DINE ON TROUT oo now available for sale the NID office in Grass Valley which There are 1,439 accredited schools Judge Jones cited cases showing! At their last dinner meeting beis opened every Wednesday. of nursing in the United States with FEED SITUATION “TIGHT” that at preliminary hearings it was; foré the summer recess Friday night Supplies of feed, particularly high an annual enollment of approximatunnecessary to show evidence enough the Grass Valley Lodge of Elks dinto convict, but only enough to show ed on trout. Ray Pengelly is chair‘protein supplaments, to carry the ely 100,000 student nurses. a strong suspicion that the law had. man of the Trout Procurement Com-. } an-, mittee -The chefs who will cook the been violated. Attorney Snell nounced that he would take an ap-.fish will be Chief of Police Ben Jenof arraignment for July 31, at 10 a. m. Date peal. .was set . kins and Art Sather of Auburn. The con. lodge meeting to follow will . clude all HOME ON The HIGHWAY SAVED ; —_—_— roof and kitchen CLEMENT HENWOOD A of the Ben F. Taylor home on the Tahoe Ukiah Highway near the top of the Rough business until September. PARATROOPER ete Clement Henwood, former member and Ready grade, was damaged by. of the Nevada City postoffice staff, fire morning. Ray Wilde,. now training with parachute Wi, troops oil truck saw the smoke and volunteered his services. Highway Patrol Mrs. Charles Muscarthat on Monday last city, this of dini ten his aunt, man-Carl Kitts summoned the state he made his first jump and found it ‘headquarters. a thrilling experience. department forestry and Fire Warden William Sharp re ric ocmeee NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY 101 BOULDER ST. NEVADA CITY DISTRIBUTORS y} 4, %,, Y A (California’s Central Valley arrived he sponded. By the time will increase the state’s con-. ject under were flames however, the Provital by more than trol. The main structure of the resi-. dence remained intact. j %y 4 Nevada City fireman, who drives an in Fort Benning, Georgia, has writ . SRC MVE: BE ACME BREWERIES, San Francisco Saturday war crop production 1,000,000 tons a year. . a Fe ek ee ee ee ee ee ee + 4+ ° Cl a July ~ SaleALPHA STORES, Ltd. OF LADIES’ ° " wi . @ The choice of er Dresses wise home-owners Ceiling Price Sale Price throughout the West. “2 4 $2.95 DRESSES 0a ceeeesssceeees eee now $1.95 each Owing to the difficulty of receiving merchandise from Nevada City—Phone 5 Grass Valley—Phone 88 Hotel Clunie Coats $25.95 COATS..ieee $19.95 each ne $19.95 each eS ae $17.95 each a ee $11.95 COATS ... $9.95 each eee UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTA BAR our regular sources of supply due to ‘war conditions, we will not have our general July Clearance Sale as of prewar days. But we have selected from our Ready to Wear Department— 45 DRESSES, 11 COATS, AND 6 JACKETS —which we have placed on sale at July Clearance Sale prices. First Come—First Served. (No layaways, no refunds, no exchanges, no approbations. All Sales Final.) BUY EXTRA WAR BONDS AND STAMPS x Dresses, Coats, Jackets Co ag lps now $2.50 each RE OO now $3.00 each now $3.95 each S500 eee now $4.25 each $6.95 DRESSES now $4.75 each $7.95 DRESSES now $5.25 each $8.95 DRESSES now $6.95 each $9.95 DRESSES i ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA Jackets $ 5.95 JACKETS .... RATES FROM $1.50 UP os . $3.95 each Extra Special Dress Bargains-Sale price $9.98 © Sale price $6.49 ee Sale price $7.98 Sale price $4.49 : Excellent Service—Best Food 8PH AND K STREET, TOY AND JACOBS. SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA JACK BRUNO, Manager = = i CR ol SS STS RR SS ia ORS at ae a NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, valuc of sulphurets and_ tailings. Mail ordér check work promptly attended to. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriter. Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, . Automobile Insurance Proprietor