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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

July 14, 1941 (4 pages)

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bd : inches by 13 7-8, with rounded corStete Senator William Rich, of, Fd Burtner SMART NEW SPRING— ners. It was black with orange ea president pro-tem of the! GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Dresses, Hats, Slack Suits ee ee A small narrow strip measur. senate and a Republican wheelhor: 111 Main Street, Phone 375 Just in ee ee ee ne Stennis, pete oe ee Grass Valley RISLEY’S j'with a yellow background and black . ernor’s budget as an honest one. 106 N. Pine St. Nevada City’ numerals, carrying a serial number,. Spealking before a chamber of comthe word “‘California’’ and ‘42’’. merce meeting in his home county. . This will be screwed on top of the. Rich said the budget was the first NEVADA CITY old plate. one in his many years in-the legislature from which it had not been Visitors Here Yesterday— possible to wring out ten million FOLDERS AND Mr. and Mrs. Leonard (Pop) . /dollars or so without crippling the ‘Johnson, who were recently married . state. : visited with relatives here yesterday. It was Rich, in facet, who led the “i senate faction which restored to. the sgath chy op de ‘ i budget many of the cuts,made in the . Chalets Jane Bertino, former) a.cempy, making a total reduction AV . resident who now lives in Sacraof less than $2,000,000, whereas it . . apene was a Nevada City ~ visitor was predicted freely when the bud; Seeded ia get was submitted that up to $20,. NEVADA CITY Need-Printing Done—We can do it,. 990,000 would be chopped out. — . : The governor’s haste in giving: Chamber of Commerce . Everett McKeakue a second appoint. eos . ment to the superior court bench in . HOOPER & WEAVER P R OTECT San Francisco did not peer to set ITH well with many politicians. al-. ; . ake sine LOCKSM é YOUR Witt oven any idulead saleeuon has its Keys Made While You Wait 3 MORTUARY INC. Fonatt share of dissenters. McKeague serBicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum , LIQUID ved out an unexpired term, then was Cleaners, Washing Machines, Elec246 So. Church Street turned down by the voters last year. tric Irons, ‘Stoves, Etc, Kepnired. . : : Deodorant When Judge Isadore Golden died last * SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, Grass Valley Phone 36-44 Masks and week, the governor gave the job to SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED g Perspiration McKeague within a few hours. McGunsmith, Light Welding 24-hour Ambulance Service 35 odors. EcoEas iad ae sn gakiee Riga muah) ? nomical. Democratic politics. RAY’S FIXIT SHOP The financial outlook of the state 109 West Main St., Phone 602 eat : seems to get rosier with each passing GRASS VALLEY e tere gM AM arte alrtigg 6 SF week of continuing increase in deNevada City Modern Charm Deodorant fense industries. And if the upCC Pads -------.-2-2eeeseeseeeeeesees 49¢ swing holds firm, State Finance DirFINE : d Ail eet Pe ee ector Fanon predicts the state will WATCH REPAIRING un ry Guaranteed have a treasury surplus by the midRadio Service & Repairing QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY dle of 1943 in exens of $50,000,000 ‘ DONE BY HAND i FE HARRIS and perhaps as high as $60,000,000. Werk Catted for and Delve? Prompt Courteous Service > " The present deficit started a deg ipl inis tion Clarence R. Gray Free Delivery me ee a a ee All our work is priced right. Rexall ee sleet nean) 520 Coyote Street Phone 152 pe 3 ang 100 drainines *wav,ravid'y exd-tho de. Phone 577 241 Commercial St. DRUG STORE Pe wl hcrwined out onside eee Nevada City hefore the end of the new biennium.! Killion estimates. The faiiuve of the legislatovs to approvratto funds for relief was auite a help to ‘he financial picture, since the governor This announcement is under no circumstances to be construed as an offer of these had recommended an expenditure vf securities for sale or as a solicitation of an offer to buy any of such securities. $38,000.000 for the two years, alThe offer is made only by means of the Offering Prospectus. pio the amount of the existing de. If and when the surplus arrives, there is a large backlog of urgent ege e y e state construction yet to be started, Pacific Gas and Electric Company principally in state institutions which have been neglected for many e e e a years. Both the legislature and the 5 (A California Corporation) governor are agreed that the time to use up the surplus will be when defense spending stops, and the pinch begins to come. Then large construction and public works programs 400 000 Shares ean be started, when there is an ab. . ‘tndance of labor. e Such work is impractical now be. 5% First Preferred Stock cause there is no way to get priority on needed materials and most of the eligible workers.are employed. Cumulative, Par Value $25.00 per share The deficit at the end of the (final Merriam biennium of 1937-39 \was o ge approximately 37,00,000 and going and Installment Subscription Agreements for 490,000 shares of such stock cy Ge Ae oe ee the end of the first year of Olson’s administration, when revenues stop. : : : : a yed and upward surge—and began The offering price is $27.00 per share, payable in full at the time of (ee Ste Lo a % We ee subscription or in installments upon the terms and conditions deHa es Posae ae ae scribed in the Installment Subscription Agreements and the Offering $43,000,000. . % wok i : Figures that big mean little to the Prospectus. Such price is subject to change without notice. an ENA Abheek. ened Behan Na reaizes his state expenses are coming down to help meet the terrific e @ : increase in the federal defense proOffering Price: $27.00 per share cram, which must be paid for some: how, to Yield 4 63% Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ninnis, Mrs. ry s Annie Hooper and Sam Hooper, all of this city; spent Friday in Virginia City, Ninnis’ birthplace. : The Offering Prospectus and stock subscription forms may be ob. tained upon application at the Stock Sales Department, Pacific Gas . NUGGET and Electric Company, 245 Market Street, San Francisco, or at any of SUBSCRIBERS bos its Division or District Offices. Will you please advise us if at any time you do not receive your paper. This will help us give you . prompt and regular service. 307 Broad Street STOCK SALES DEPARTMENT Be \ Nevada City 245 Market Street, San Francisco ck, P.G wk. New Deal a Under Management of i , : Pauline and Johnnie PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER WINES, LIQUORS avai Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste MONDAY, JULY 14, 1941. _NEVADA CITY’ Ty NUGGE r Here On Visit=~ Fenton Fleming and Roy Nielsen of Sacramento visited relatives and friends in Nevada‘ City this week. If it’s soiled, we clean it. If you need a new one we supply it. Mining Association To Meet Here In August August meeting of the Cali_ornia Hydraulic Mining Association will be held in Nevada City. ~ fhi was decided at a meeting of j the association in Colfax Saturday afternoon. Vice P sided Fred the meeting in the absence resident Harvey preat iof President C. W. Haffey. . The Bear River and Middle Forks ;of the American River Debris Dam . projects were discussed at the meetj ing, Cotonel Warren Hannum of the California Debris Commission . was present. == STATE FINANCES FORECAST BACK Tin Strip ih Lied Of Auto Plates, 1942 SACRAMENTO, July 12.—(UP)— Instead of a new license plate next year, California motorists will re-. ceive a small metal cover strip of! contrasting color to bolt on the top 3 of the 1941 plate. . { INBLACK 193
By JOHN W. DUNLAP . United Press, Staff Correspondent SACRAMENTO, July 12 —(UP)The Olson administration gets plen-. . ty of raps and praise, depending on . ;who is doing the talking, but an ap-. vreciative note from an unexpected source must have warmed the heart, of the governor and his finance dir. eetor, ex-newspaperman George KilThe 1941 plates measured 6 1-8 lion: The innovation in license plates, will save the state in excess of $100,000 per year, mostly on the smaller amount of metal required. With defense industries making it difficult to secure adequate steel supplies, state officials scrapped tentative plans for the customary plates and shifted to the new system. . $1,000. bail. ear 'mine while Sieker was underground. Grass Valley Youth Held; For Superior Court Kenneth Cowles, Grass Valley youth, was bound over to the superior court last week to stand trial on a charge of unlawful removal of an automobile. Cowles is held in the county jail here, unable to furnish PAGE THREE KILL RATTLESNAKE Mrs, Bert Foreman and daughter _ Iva killed a rattlesnake in their yard Friday evening, The snake, which was coiled beside the front steps had six rattles. Subscribe for the Nugget Cowles is accused of taking the of H. A. Sieker, Idaho-Maryland miner, from the parking shed at the The car later crashed and Cowles , taken into custody by Highway Pdtrolman George Hammill. TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you please’ notify the Nugget Office any time you do not receive your copy of the Nevada City Nugget. PHONE 36 ‘Nicci acti tect tt ta a hts nia YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR COFFEE SHOP NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP We dhe efeafeafe ole cle Sesfesfeseh fosfecfodfon . NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA Bedding Plants Roses, Shrubs, etc. Largest selection in this district. Prize Dahlia Bulbs. Gold Fish, Canaries and Pet supplies. Garden Sprays and Plant Foods. Hills Flat Bird Store . Grass Valley MEAT is ene of our most Walushbie foods 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 on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. rs) NEVADA CITY ASSAY brnetion) roimigge w= preeoermtrrges ey Mail order check work Agent tor New York-California Detuware Underwriters Automobile E. J. N. OTT AND REFINING OFFICE fests trom 75 to Loud pounds, gicing the iree gold sulphorets, value of sulphurets and tailings, Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. RR RTD SE TT promptly attended to. Underwr iters, Westchester and Insurance Companies, Insurance Proprietor “ . I love with all my heart. To eat with apple tart. —Robt. Louis . Dairy PHONE 77 The Friendly Cow, all red and white She gives us cream with all her might bret Harte NEVADA CITY Stevenson Has Your Now is the time to fertiliz ments of VIGORO and healthy, full lawn. VIGORO 106 he $3.50 2 TA peeeie er rear ene eet 45c BO Wis $1.40 oe 15c GAVIOTA 100 Ibe. $4.00 Bo ee $2.30 ee or 10 lbs. “SF 99 . SPECIAL LAWN MIX SEED 30c per lb, or 28c lb. in 10 lots or over Lawn Got e! We recommend treatGAVIOTA Fertilizer for a *"S. F.”” Summer Fatigue — Sparse lown, dull color, patchy in growth. Needs feltilizer and generous irrigation 3 bb. pkg. 30c Rhododendron, Camelia and Azalia Fertilizers 10 Ib. pkg. -....... 75c COLFAX FRUIT Hills Flat GROWERS C0. Phone 157