July 14, 1950 (6 pages)

ED COTTER INSTALLED _ representatives of manufacturers . of fire trucks which have bid on AS NOBLE GRAND OF fire truck for the local ¥ «afirenew department. : OUSTOMAH LODGE — Nevada City board of fire del -egages met Tuesday, evening with Ed Cotter was seated as noble grand of Nevada City Oustomah Lodge No. 16, Independent Oraer of Odd Fellows, at ceremonies Tuesday evening at the local IOOF hall. Peter Kole was installed as acting past grand. Look Your Best 1 For Summer . LOOK Comfortable .-. . BE Comfortable . . . way! Clean Clothes Look . Better. Last Longer! . GRASS VALLEY -LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 111 Berinett Street Grass Valley RVideeees a s bone LAUNDRY SERVIC McMAHAN-HANDY—In Ne vada City, James Edgar McMahan,-23, Grass Valley, and Barbara Jean. Handy, 22, Nevada City. : BEVERAGE-SHELDON — In Nevada City, Sam Beverage, 21, Letters to THE WORLD'S MOST The Editor BEAUTIFUL WILL ~ The views and pearing in opinions this column, ap Letters to The Editor, are not necessari ly those of The Nugget. July 11, 1950 Nevada City, and Joan Sheldon, 18, Grass Valley. DINSMORE-PEARSON Ir Publisher, The Nugget: Reno, Nev., July 10, 1950, David ‘Please send me ten copies of Harry McLeod, vice _ grand; Dinsmore, 54, Oakland, and MaThe Nugget containing. the old . George Halstead, right support, bel O. Pearson, 44, Grass Valley. history. of the county, and which RICHARDSON-CARRIGER — I believe commemorated one noble grand; Cary Arbogast, left In Reno, Nev., July 10, 1950, hundred years of the life of Nesupport, noble grand; Al Brass, Glenn -A. Richardson, 27, Grass vada City.There are many right support, vice grand; Harry Valley, and Dorothy Lou Carrifriends living in other’cities who Douglas, left support; vice grand; ger, 21, Reno. will appreciate reading: it. The Chester Peterson, right scene BUTLER-ESPINOSA —In Neissue was an excellent one and support; Frank Wilson,-left scene vada City, Robert -_M. Butler, 24, was, I can appreciate, a long and and Delores Espinosa, 20, both of . difficult job for the one who had GRASS VALLEY BRAVES BRAVELY GO AHEAD Editor’s Note — The following will is published by request. .This WITH RUFFIAN GAME Dick Trathen and his Grass Valley Braves.,;are bravely proa Chicago poorhouse. The writer ceeding with plans to play their had once been a lawyer of promscheduled Placer-Nevada _ baseise, if not of prominence, and the ball league game with the Newill was written in a firm, clear As It Must to All Men. . death will come some day. chinery firm adopted improvements on a‘ juicer machine, patented by her husband, without her consent. She alleged the “I, Charles Lounsberry, being “I leave to children exclusiveWe appreciate ly, but only for the term of their ager of the Athletics, decide on his will not starting line-up until after a practice session tonight at Pioneer park, although he has definitely assigned Carz Fisher to start the game. Fisher pitched the Athletics to. victory in the first game between the two clubs this year. Pelayo said that if ‘Ains Fouyer is ready to go he will start behind the plate. Art Gagliardi, leading hitter of the Nevada City team will probably be in the out field if Fouyer catches. Births HAYDEN — At Community hospital, Grass Valley, July 2, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Hayden, Nevada City, a daughter. READER-—At Community hospital, Grass Valley, July 4, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Reader, Grass Valley, a son. : ASHTON—At Community hos pital, Grass Valley, June 23, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton, a daughter. foundry, after adopting use of and thank Mr. Tyrrell for his; childhood, all and every one, the . : The Olympic club in San Franthe improvement refused to pay words of praise of our historical flowers of the fields and the blosfor the use of it, and refused to edition, but we feel he had betsoms of the woods, with the right cisco, formed in 1860, is the oldter get first-hand information to play among them freely acest amateur athletic organization discontinue its use. Mrs. Reynolds charged the about the Tobiassen article incording to the customs of chilin the U. S. foundry returned models of the stead of accepting the distorted dren, warning them at the same iunprovement, declaring the imhearsay of second-hand informatime against thistles and thorns. provement unworkable, and that tion. We are reprinting the ToAnd I devise to children the cue factory began to manufacture biassen article in this column and banks of the brooks and the goiby Warren Goodrich juicers with the improvement inif anyone can find any smearing den sands beneath the waters corporated, without remuneraof the Tobiassen family or slurthereof, and the odors of the wilring remarks about a gold-star lows that dip therein, and the tion, contract or consent. Judge Snell dismissed the case mother, all we can say is that white clouds that float high over on a demurrer filed by Frank G. person interprets plain English the giant trees. Finnegan, attorney for the founthrough a warped personality.— “And I leave to the children kww. div. the long, long days to be merry Mrs. Reynolds recently receivin, in a thousand ways, and the Reprinted from the July 7 ed patent rights to an invention, night and the trains of the Milky according to word from Washingedition of The Nugget: Way to wonder at, but subject, You can say the Tobiassen on. for a device to collect fiber nevertheless, to the rights hereand prevent. mixing with juice family was evident at the inafter given to lovers. yt a citrus fruit juice extractor. Fourth of July Centennial Cel“I devise to boys, jointly, all ebration. : the useful, idle fields and comPapa Tobiassen, Carl J., that NEED A CLERK, STENOG, mons where ball may be played, is, for 12 years sheriff of NeBABY SITTER OR FENCE REall pleasant waters where one vada county and current su-ALRER? High School Student may swim, all snowclad hills pervisor of the first district, Employment Service has quali where one may coast, and was chairman of the parade fied ambitious young people to streams and.ponds where one do many jobs and chores. Full or committee and was responsible may fish, or when grim winter purtiime. Phone NC 258-R, or 106. for arranging and _ assigning comes, one’ may skate, to hold places in the big parade. the same for the period of their Mrs. Tobiassen participated boyhood. And all meadows, with. in the parade, riding in the shining convertible that is the the clover blossoms and butter-. “I always make sure of cor Tele-fun When you prepare your will and life insurance, you should investigate prearranged funer al plans. You can plan the details now and leave confidential instructions with us. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 Nevada City 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Why go through ‘another summer of this? > current automobile of Davey Tobiassen. Mrs. Tobiassen was a representative of Sierra Chapter, Gold Star Mothers. Davey, in addition to fur nishing the vehicle for the Gold Star Mothers, participated in the boxing and wrestling shows staged by his bigger brother, Elton: Elton also participated in the boxing show. Bill Tobiassen made himself generally useful around the celebration, supplying a spot of ‘music here and there, and serving as escort for the Goddess of Libérty—Miss Wanda Stinson, who is Bill’s fiancee. Ronnie, nine years old, was marshal of the children’s pa flies thereof; the woods with their appurtenances; the squir rels and the birds and echoes and strange noises, and .all distant places which may be visited, together with the adventures there found. And I give to said boys each his own place ‘at the fire side at night, with all pictures that may be seen in the burning wood, to enjoy without lot or hindrance or without any incum “rect numbers by looking them up—got the fire department by mistake once!" .; When you’re not sure of a number, please look it up in the directory ; 3; Pacific Telephone; _-« i> brance or care. “To lovers I devise their imag. inery world, with whatever they . may need, as the stars of the sky, . the red rose by the wall, the bloom of the. the hawthorne, sweet strains of music, and aught else they may desire to figure to each other the lastingness and beauty of their love. day. He was resplendent in pa“To young men, jointly, I de-. triotic colors astride his pony. vise and bequeath all boisterous. And the younger generation I got into the act. Patricia, lit-' inspiring sports of rivalry, and weakof disdain the them to give tle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ness and undaunted confidence Elton Tobiassen, participated in Though their own strength. in the children’s parade. Hearkening to the whirring they are rude, I leave them the power to make lasting friendships . wings of the stork, Mrs. Miland of possessing companions,. dred Music, daughter of the and to them exclusively, I give) family, confined her participaall merry songs and grave chor. rade both on Sunday and Tues With our cooler installed Don’t swelter, neighbor. Keep COOL like me! Costs very little. Ask your dealer; you'll see. Compact and neat. It's costing mere pennies To outwit the heat! a ¥ \ 4 0. Steve “Gashouse” Pelayo, man Grass Valley. . ly, as the needs of their children i shall require. , Editor’s note: vada City Athletics, often called hand on a few scraps of paper. Ruffians, here Sunday afternoon By chance it fell into appreciain Pioneer park. tive hands and was passed on _,.the Braves, who have been the until “a Chicago Iawyer read’ it doormat of the league ever since before the Chicago Bar Associathe Athletics whipped them 5-2 tion. A resolution was passed ‘by in the first half game, got a meathat body ordéfing it probated sure of. revenge on Independence and it may now be found in the day when they dumped the Athrecords of Cook county, Illinois. letics 6-5 in -an exhibition game. JUDGE SNELL RULES NO JURISDICTION IN PATENT INFRINGEMENT CASE officers in the Odd Fellows lodge # document was found in a ragged coat pocket of a crazed inmate of Grass Valley. to dig up the stuff. of sound and disposing mind and TITTLE-KELLY — In Nevada Will you please send me the memory, do hereby make and William Shipley, inside guardian; City, Vernon Ellison. Tittle, 24, issue covering the Fourth of July publish this, my last will and Mike Cartoscelli, outside guarand Bonnie Jean Kelly, 18, both celebration. This is the one in testament in order, as justly as dian; George Gildersleeve, outof Grass Valley. which you, or someone in the emmay be, to’ describe my interest side guardian; and ‘Halstead, ArBUTLER-EDISON—In Nevada ploy of the paper, smeared’ the in the world among succeeding bogast, and Brass, trustees. City, Albert William Butler, 22, Tobiassen family. The reference Installing officers were Walter men. Grass Valley, and Jo Anne Lee to the gold star mother was not A. Carlson, district deputy grand “That part of my_ interests Edison, 17, Auburn. well received over here, and it which is,.known in law and recmaster; Roman Rozynski, district would appear that any family . ognized in the sheepbound voldeputy grand marshal; Cary Arwho shows: the interest in a umes as my. property, being inbogast, district deputy grand Fourth of July celebration, with considerable and of no account, warden; Al Brass, district deputy all its work, is entitled ‘to praise I make no disposition of in this, grand secretary; Darrell Kitts, rather than criticism. However, my will. My right to live, being district deputy. grand_ treasurer; that is your business and if you but a life estate, is not at)-my disJonathan Pascoe, district deputy were evening a score that is your posal, but, these things excepted, grand chaplain; George Halstead, district deputy grand inside guar‘Ruling that the superior court business also, whether it met all else in the world I now proI ceed to devise and bequeath. dian; and Peter Kole, district had nojurisdiction in-the case, with public approval or not. deputy grand outside guardian. Judge James Snell removed from haven’t seen the story, only peo“I give to good fathers and Installation ceremonies precedthe court calendar an $85,000 ple who have talked to me mothers, in trust for their chiled a banquet at the hall. About damage suit against the Miners about it. . dren, all good little words of 100 persons’ attended the affair. Send a bill along with the pa-) praise and encouragement and Foundry and Manufacturing Co., The:local lodge will go to ColNevada City, brought by Mrs. pers and I will send a remittance. all quaint pet names and endearfax Monday night where the Marvel F. Reynolds: Yours very truly, . ments and I charge said parents same installation team will seat Mrs. Reynolds charged the mato use them justly, and generousJAMES C. TYRRELL. there. 243 Sacramento St. 22, and Elizabeth Ann Bertillion, 18, both of. Oakland. The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 14, 1950-—5__ Other officers installed were support; James Rozynski, warden; Ralph Childérs, conductor; It’s a cinch to be comfortable In clean clothes . . . when you know you look your best! Let us clean your clothes the gentle, but complete dry cleaning Marriage Licenses SMART-BERTILLION—In Nevada City, Eben Knight Smart, tion to being a spectator. > Want Ads An electric cooler Will do a swell job; Give you COOL filtered air At the turn of a knob! LOST — Sunday, July. 9, be Folks, Here Are Points to Look For in the New Electric on trouble-free . . quiet, Coolers. quick and easy installati models . . adetive evapora in tion distribu water equal . motor. . . . smart styllouvres d protecte or le adjustab . quate filter pads ing. and low-cost operation. Here in California ‘your family can enjoy a home cooling system for a few cents a day because P. G. and E. rates are among the lowest in the nation. Ask your dealer for a demonstration. Installation takes only a few minutes. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY a jide YOUR OWN BUSINESS WITHOUT INVESTMENT. We are interested in contacting a re sponsible man-of more than average ability, age 25-55,-to take ever one-man business in Nevada County. We will finance right man. Excellent references re Don’t let a faulty roof cause .-water damaged walls and uses to sing with lusty voices. ceilings or mar the appearance . longno are who those “And to er children or youths or lovers,. I leave memory; and bequeath. of. your home.* Reroof now with reliable Pioneer Thikbui and, of other poets, if there be Roofing from Builders ‘and Consumers Lumber Co. _ I's made for durable beauty, com to them the volumes’ of the poems of Burns and Shakespeare that they may tween Grass Valley and Knights othérs, to the:end over again, days Landing—1 700x17 truck tire and live the old t tithe or withou fully, and freely wheel. Reward. Box 1, The Nugget. AN OLD ROOF CAN'T PERFORM MIRACLES! diminution. : “To our loved one with snowy crowns, I bequeath the happiness of’old age, the love and gratitude of their children until they fall : asleep.” Contributed by Mrs. Ethel Harding, Nevada City. HOME FOR VACATION plete weather protection. You can reroof the average five-room house for as low as $114.50 or $12.50 $3.27 per month! down :and BUILDERS AND CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY quired. Opportunity for executive position iater if you qualify. Write The J. R. Watkins Caé., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore who 4512 Hollis St., Oakland 8, Calif. the College of the Pacific: attend 3 jl4c N.C.-G.V. Highway. Glenbrook in Stockton are home for their WANTED-—Pictures of the Nesummer vacation. They are stay} Phone Grass Valley 1050 vada County Narrow Gauge railing with her -parents, Mr. and way.—Nevada County Historical Mrs. Mario Gentili on Hubbard . Society. tfc road. :

ED COTTER INSTALLED _ representatives of manufacturers . of fire trucks which have bid on AS NOBLE GRAND OF fire truck for the local ¥ «afirenew department. : OUSTOMAH LODGE — Nevada City board of fire del -egages met Tuesday, evening with Ed Cotter was seated as noble grand of Nevada City Oustomah Lodge No. 16, Independent Oraer of Odd Fellows, at ceremonies Tuesday evening at the local IOOF hall. Peter Kole was installed as acting past grand. Look Your Best 1 For Summer . LOOK Comfortable .-. . BE Comfortable . . . way! Clean Clothes Look . Better.. Last Longer! . GRASS VALLEY -LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 111 Berinett Street Grass Valley RVideeees a s bone LAUNDRY SERVIC McMAHAN-HANDY—In Ne vada City, James Edgar McMahan,-23, Grass Valley, and Barbara Jean. Handy, 22, Nevada City. : BEVERAGE-SHELDON — In Nevada City, Sam Beverage, 21, Letters to THE WORLD'S MOST The Editor BEAUTIFUL WILL ~ The views and pearing in opinions this column, ap Letters to The Editor, are not necessari ly those of The Nugget. July 11, 1950 Nevada City, and Joan Sheldon, 18, Grass Valley. DINSMORE-PEARSON Ir Publisher, The Nugget: Reno, Nev., July 10, 1950, David ‘Please send me ten copies of Harry McLeod, vice _ grand; Dinsmore, 54, Oakland, and MaThe Nugget containing. the old . George Halstead, right support, bel O. Pearson, 44, Grass Valley. history. of the county, and which RICHARDSON-CARRIGER — I believe commemorated one noble grand; Cary Arbogast, left In Reno, Nev., July 10, 1950, hundred years of the life of Nesupport, noble grand; Al Brass, Glenn -A. Richardson, 27, Grass vada City.There are many right support, vice grand; Harry Valley, and Dorothy Lou Carrifriends living in other’cities who Douglas, left support; vice grand; ger, 21, Reno. will appreciate reading: it. The Chester Peterson, right scene BUTLER-ESPINOSA —In Neissue was an excellent one and support; Frank Wilson,-left scene vada City, Robert -_M. Butler, 24, was, I can appreciate, a long and and Delores Espinosa, 20, both of . difficult job for the one who had GRASS VALLEY BRAVES BRAVELY GO AHEAD Editor’s Note — The following will is published by request. .This WITH RUFFIAN GAME Dick Trathen and his Grass Valley Braves.,;are bravely proa Chicago poorhouse. The writer ceeding with plans to play their had once been a lawyer of promscheduled Placer-Nevada _ baseise, if not of prominence, and the ball league game with the Newill was written in a firm, clear As It Must to All Men.. .. death will come some day. chinery firm adopted improvements on a‘ juicer machine, patented by her husband, without her consent. She alleged the “I, Charles Lounsberry, being “I leave to children exclusiveWe appreciate ly, but only for the term of their ager of the Athletics, decide on his will not starting line-up until after a practice session tonight at Pioneer park, although he has definitely assigned Carz Fisher to start the game. Fisher pitched the Athletics to. victory in the first game between the two clubs this year. Pelayo said that if ‘Ains Fouyer is ready to go he will start behind the plate. Art Gagliardi, leading hitter of the Nevada City team will probably be in the out field if Fouyer catches. Births HAYDEN — At Community hospital, Grass Valley, July 2, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Hayden, Nevada City, a daughter. READER-—At Community hospital, Grass Valley, July 4, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Reader, Grass Valley, a son. : ASHTON—At Community hos pital, Grass Valley, June 23, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton, a daughter. foundry, after adopting use of and thank Mr. Tyrrell for his; childhood, all and every one, the . : The Olympic club in San Franthe improvement refused to pay words of praise of our historical flowers of the fields and the blosfor the use of it, and refused to edition, but we feel he had betsoms of the woods, with the right cisco, formed in 1860, is the oldter get first-hand information to play among them freely acest amateur athletic organization discontinue its use. Mrs. Reynolds charged the about the Tobiassen article incording to the customs of chilin the U. S. foundry returned models of the stead of accepting the distorted dren, warning them at the same iunprovement, declaring the imhearsay of second-hand informatime against thistles and thorns. provement unworkable, and that tion. We are reprinting the ToAnd I devise to children the cue factory began to manufacture biassen article in this column and banks of the brooks and the goiby Warren Goodrich juicers with the improvement inif anyone can find any smearing den sands beneath the waters corporated, without remuneraof the Tobiassen family or slurthereof, and the odors of the wilring remarks about a gold-star lows that dip therein, and the tion, contract or consent. Judge Snell dismissed the case mother, all we can say is that white clouds that float high over on a demurrer filed by Frank G. person interprets plain English the giant trees. Finnegan, attorney for the founthrough a warped personality.— “And I leave to the children kww. div. the long, long days to be merry Mrs. Reynolds recently receivin, in a thousand ways, and the Reprinted from the July 7 ed patent rights to an invention, night and the trains of the Milky according to word from Washingedition of The Nugget: Way to wonder at, but subject, You can say the Tobiassen on. for a device to collect fiber nevertheless, to the rights hereand prevent. mixing with juice family was evident at the inafter given to lovers. yt a citrus fruit juice extractor. Fourth of July Centennial Cel“I devise to boys, jointly, all ebration. : the useful, idle fields and comPapa Tobiassen, Carl J., that NEED A CLERK, STENOG, mons where ball may be played, is, for 12 years sheriff of NeBABY SITTER OR FENCE REall pleasant waters where one vada county and current su-ALRER? High School Student may swim, all snowclad hills pervisor of the first district, Employment Service has quali where one may coast, and was chairman of the parade fied ambitious young people to streams and.ponds where one do many jobs and chores. Full or committee and was responsible may fish, or when grim winter purtiime. Phone NC 258-R, or 106. for arranging and _ assigning comes, one’ may skate, to hold places in the big parade. the same for the period of their Mrs. Tobiassen participated boyhood. And all meadows, with. in the parade, riding in the shining convertible that is the the clover blossoms and butter-. “I always make sure of cor Tele-fun When you prepare your will and life insurance, you should investigate prearranged funer al plans. You can plan the details now and leave confidential instructions with us. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 Nevada City 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Why go through ‘another summer of this? > current automobile of Davey Tobiassen. Mrs. Tobiassen was a representative of Sierra Chapter, Gold Star Mothers. Davey, in addition to fur nishing the vehicle for the Gold Star Mothers, participated in the boxing and wrestling shows staged by his bigger brother, Elton: Elton also participated in the boxing show. Bill Tobiassen made himself generally useful around the celebration, supplying a spot of ‘music here and there, and serving as escort for the Goddess of Libérty—Miss Wanda Stinson, who is Bill’s fiancee. Ronnie, nine years old, was marshal of the children’s pa flies thereof; the woods with their appurtenances; the squir rels and the birds and echoes and strange noises, and .all distant places which may be visited, together with the adventures there found. And I give to said boys each his own place ‘at the fire side at night, with all pictures that may be seen in the burning wood, to enjoy without lot or hindrance or without any incum “rect numbers by looking them up—got the fire department by mistake once!" .; When you’re not sure of a number, please look it up in the directory ; 3; Pacific Telephone; _-« i> brance or care. “To lovers I devise their imag. inery world, with whatever they . may need, as the stars of the sky, . the red rose by the wall, the

bloom of the. the hawthorne, sweet strains of music, and aught else they may desire to figure to each other the lastingness and beauty of their love. day. He was resplendent in pa“To young men, jointly, I de-. triotic colors astride his pony. vise and bequeath all boisterous. And the younger generation I got into the act. Patricia, lit-' inspiring sports of rivalry, and weakof disdain the them to give tle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ness and undaunted confidence Elton Tobiassen, participated in Though their own strength. in the children’s parade. Hearkening to the whirring they are rude, I leave them the power to make lasting friendships . wings of the stork, Mrs. Miland of possessing companions,. dred Music, daughter of the and to them exclusively, I give) family, confined her participaall merry songs and grave chor. rade both on Sunday and Tues With our cooler installed Don’t swelter, neighbor.. Keep COOL like me! Costs very little.. Ask your dealer; you'll see.. Compact and neat.. It's costing mere pennies To outwit the heat! a ¥ \ 4 0.. Steve “Gashouse” Pelayo, man Grass Valley. . ly, as the needs of their children i shall require. , Editor’s note: vada City Athletics, often called hand on a few scraps of paper. Ruffians, here Sunday afternoon By chance it fell into appreciain Pioneer park. tive hands and was passed on _,.the Braves, who have been the until “a Chicago Iawyer read’ it doormat of the league ever since before the Chicago Bar Associathe Athletics whipped them 5-2 tion. A resolution was passed ‘by in the first half game, got a meathat body ordéfing it probated sure of. revenge on Independence and it may now be found in the day when they dumped the Athrecords of Cook county, Illinois. letics 6-5 in -an exhibition game. JUDGE SNELL RULES NO JURISDICTION IN PATENT INFRINGEMENT CASE officers in the Odd Fellows lodge # document was found in a ragged coat pocket of a crazed inmate of Grass Valley. to dig up the stuff. of sound and disposing mind and TITTLE-KELLY — In Nevada Will you please send me the memory, do hereby make and William Shipley, inside guardian; City, Vernon Ellison. Tittle, 24, issue covering the Fourth of July publish this, my last will and Mike Cartoscelli, outside guarand Bonnie Jean Kelly, 18, both celebration. This is the one in testament in order, as justly as dian; George Gildersleeve, outof Grass Valley. which you, or someone in the emmay be, to’ describe my interest side guardian; and ‘Halstead, ArBUTLER-EDISON—In Nevada ploy of the paper, smeared’ the in the world among succeeding bogast, and Brass, trustees. City, Albert William Butler, 22, Tobiassen family. The reference Installing officers were Walter men. Grass Valley, and Jo Anne Lee to the gold star mother was not A. Carlson, district deputy grand “That part of my_ interests Edison, 17, Auburn. well received over here, and it which is,.known in law and recmaster; Roman Rozynski, district would appear that any family . ognized in the sheepbound voldeputy grand marshal; Cary Arwho shows: the interest in a umes as my. property, being inbogast, district deputy grand Fourth of July celebration, with considerable and of no account, warden; Al Brass, district deputy all its work, is entitled ‘to praise I make no disposition of in this, grand secretary; Darrell Kitts, rather than criticism. However, my will. My right to live, being district deputy. grand_ treasurer; that is your business and if you but a life estate, is not at)-my disJonathan Pascoe, district deputy were evening a score that is your posal, but, these things excepted, grand chaplain; George Halstead, district deputy grand inside guar‘Ruling that the superior court business also, whether it met all else in the world I now proI ceed to devise and bequeath. dian; and Peter Kole, district had nojurisdiction in-the case, with public approval or not. deputy grand outside guardian. Judge James Snell removed from haven’t seen the story, only peo“I give to good fathers and Installation ceremonies precedthe court calendar an $85,000 ple who have talked to me mothers, in trust for their chiled a banquet at the hall. About damage suit against the Miners about it. . dren, all good little words of 100 persons’ attended the affair. Send a bill along with the pa-) praise and encouragement and Foundry and Manufacturing Co., The:local lodge will go to ColNevada City, brought by Mrs. pers and I will send a remittance. all quaint pet names and endearfax Monday night where the Marvel F. Reynolds: Yours very truly, . ments and I charge said parents same installation team will seat Mrs. Reynolds charged the mato use them justly, and generousJAMES C. TYRRELL. there. 243 Sacramento St. 22, and Elizabeth Ann Bertillion, 18, both of. Oakland. The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 14, 1950-—5__ Other officers installed were support; James Rozynski, warden; Ralph Childérs, conductor; It’s a cinch to be comfortable In clean clothes . . . when you know you look your best! Let us clean your clothes the gentle, but complete dry cleaning Marriage Licenses SMART-BERTILLION—In Nevada City, Eben Knight Smart, tion to being a spectator. > Want Ads An electric cooler Will do a swell job; Give you COOL filtered air At the turn of a knob! LOST — Sunday, July. 9, be Folks, Here Are Points to Look For in the New Electric on trouble-free . . quiet, Coolers.. quick and easy installati models . . adetive evapora in tion distribu water equal . motor. . . . smart styllouvres d protecte or le adjustab .. quate filter pads ing.. and low-cost operation. Here in California ‘your family can enjoy a home cooling system for a few cents a day because P. G. and E. rates are among the lowest in the nation. Ask your dealer for a demonstration. Installation takes only a few minutes. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY a jide YOUR OWN BUSINESS WITHOUT INVESTMENT. We are interested in contacting a re sponsible man-of more than average ability, age 25-55,-to take ever one-man business in Nevada County. We will finance right man. Excellent references re Don’t let a faulty roof cause .-water damaged walls and uses to sing with lusty voices. ceilings or mar the appearance . longno are who those “And to er children or youths or lovers,. I leave memory; and bequeath. of. your home.* Reroof now with reliable Pioneer Thikbui and, of other poets, if there be Roofing from Builders ‘and Consumers Lumber Co. _ I's made for durable beauty, com to them the volumes’ of the poems of Burns and Shakespeare that they may tween Grass Valley and Knights othérs, to the:end over again, days Landing—1 700x17 truck tire and live the old t tithe or withou fully, and freely wheel. Reward. Box 1, The Nugget. AN OLD ROOF CAN'T PERFORM MIRACLES! diminution. : “To our loved one with snowy crowns, I bequeath the happiness of’old age, the love and gratitude of their children until they fall : asleep.” Contributed by Mrs. Ethel Harding, Nevada City. HOME FOR VACATION plete weather protection. You can reroof the average five-room house for as low as $114.50 or $12.50 $3.27 per month! down :and BUILDERS AND CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY quired. Opportunity for executive position iater if you qualify. Write The J. R. Watkins Caé., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore who 4512 Hollis St., Oakland 8, Calif. the College of the Pacific: attend 3 jl4c N.C.-G.V. Highway. Glenbrook in Stockton are home for their WANTED-—Pictures of the Nesummer vacation. They are stay} Phone Grass Valley 1050 vada County Narrow Gauge railing with her -parents, Mr. and way.—Nevada County Historical Mrs. Mario Gentili on Hubbard . Society. tfc road. :