July 18, 1940 (6 pages)

ss pais re meee .> v 2 praceehs t — pore pe oe By pee ihe ea EB PAGE FOUR NEVADA City’ NUGGET a nes Oren ee THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940. RISLEY’S 106 Pine Street Nevada City PHONE 217 Cleaning, Pressing, Tailoring In our DRESS SHOP Dresses, sizes 12-52, Formals, Hostess Coats, Smocks, Slack Suits, Hoover Aprons, Slips and Re zi Hosiery. } CAMPTONVILLE, . local Forest their FOREST SERVICE TO SPEND $30,000 ON OLD ROAN July 18=—The Service has announced denartment contemplates sSvending ahout $30,0000n the old road between this place and Mountain House, the work to start the latter part of this month and run for about four months. They expect to maintain a road camp in: the vicinity of Millers . Ranch. . At one time, before the. construction of Highway 49, the Mountain House road .was the main traveled 1147 East Fourth Street thoroughfare, all early day stages Reno, Nev. Phone 23859 and teams going that way. After the . SP eee a highway was built this road was con. siderably neglected and a few years} . /ago Sierra County traded it tg the GARLIC Helps Ficht . Forest. ‘Service for _a—road_.inthe intestinal Poisoniic! northern part of the county and since then the: Forest Service has been takDizzy? Frequent headaches? in < tinal poisoning from harmfu! bacteria in “your eolon may be the cause. Come in tocuy and get a generous FREE trian age of odorless k Ak? "ON Garlic Tablets. See how. yov em feelin a couple of deys At DICKERMAN & RICHARDS we sell— . JUNGO MINING Write for latest Buletin—on the new Quinn strike at Jungo, also about the eequiring of a large Washington producing property. Listen nightly to XELC at 8:30 67 or 670 on your Radio Dial. JUNGO MINING CO. . that ing care of it. Commercial Printing at reasonable prices at the Nugget office, 30° Nevada City. Broad street. SALINAS JUNIOR COWBOY CNPA. Inc Service. Sonny Alcxander, five month old future champicn Lrone rider, practiclug up for the California Rodeo at Salinas, July 18-21. Salinas youngsters learn to say “ride 'em cowboy” at a tender age. DI DATES Is a Candidate for Re-election to the office of . County Supervisor Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940 IRVINE SEAMAN Is a Candidate for the Office of County Supervisor CAN Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. ~ FRANK DAVIES Is a Candidate for the office of County Supervisor BULL IS MENACE TO YOUNGSTERS CAMPTONVILLE July 18.—The court of Judge A. M. Cleveland was largely occupied .by bull: last week, when a controversy over a bul running at large came to a. head. The animal belongs to Jack McLain who owns the Burris Ranch, and the complaint had been lodged by Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Ericson who live at the Sommers Ranch. The latter declared thet the their children in coming to school and the school authorities had compained that keeping the childsen out detrimental tothe ‘Children and the school attendance. of school was After much discussion Mr.McLain hull created a hazard to Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. JUDGE GEORGE L. JONES INCUMBENT: Is a candidate for election to the office of Superior Judge . of Nevada County. Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. DICH LANES GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION ‘BROAD AND UNION STREETS, NEVADA CITY Avoid a big repair bill by having little ones. attended to in time. Let us check your car regularly. It will save you money. i] . . ! . . j . ED BURTNER ' of the Grass Valley Cleaners has hundreds of satisfied customers . *: pressing of all ouitér garments gives their wearers that sense of wel being that leads to success in life. 111 Main Street Grass Valley Phone 375 YOU NEED NEW STATIONERY COMPLETE SERVICE FOR PRINTING MINING FORMS FOLDERS CATALOGS STATEMENTS HANDBHAS. PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS BLOTTERS LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES INVOICES e @ ® In Fact — We Can Supply You With Dashing That Is Printed . but can you guess that a palanquin is: (a) small Arctic bird, (b) fash' covered vehicle, (d) . large spinning wheel. ’ : fish, (b who prefer his National Cleaning System. A. thorough cleaning and j Desk, eee ane (c) burns the ends, (d) farms. strated is just a sample of what you get when you tangle with a fellow that knows: (a) hari-kari, (b) In-* . dian wrestling, (c) lots of jitter-bugs, (d) jiu-jitsu. paw is: (a) Central American bird, (b) tree common in southwestetn United States, (c) silver polish made from graphite, (d), French’ soft-drink. as another, but having a different meaning isa: (a) homograph,_.(b)-. antonym, (c) syno-. nym, are called: a ht (b) ca (c) hickory, (d) plywood. i agreed to keep the bull fenced up at his ranch, which arrangement would be agreeable to the Ericsons. The . court stressed the fact that there was’ /mo fence law in this county and the @ “A wise man changes his mind, but a fool never,” quoth the sage. Wise, foolish, or in-between, here are seven queries about which you can change your mind as often as you like. . owner of any animal was liable for . any damages done by said animal at [ta rge, and further that if the bull was a danger to the lives of school children or anyone else, it would i have to be disposed of. CAMPTONVILLE SOCIAL EVENTS Charivari Backfires at Camptonville CAMPTONVILLE, July 18—Don Humphrey, proprietor of the Gold Pan-Lodge had the tables turned on him Wednesday evening when he fell the victim of a charivari. At the Chapman charivari last Sunday at the Butz home, it became realized that Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ramm, newly weds of a few months ago, had never been charivaried; they are at present stopping at the Gold, Pan . Lodge, so Don proceeded to get up ja charivari for~Wednesday evening, ‘but somehow, Luke heard about it, j and he and his wife were absent that “evening so Mr. and Mrs. Don Humphrey fell as victims of the charivari and the drinks were on the house. i Chatterso Club Meets e n Camntonville . CAMPTONVILLE, July 18.—The Chatterso Club held a regular weekly meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Leo W. Chatfield on Main I'Street. Dessert was served and the When you've finished . afternoon was spent in sewing and though, indicate answer choice in etrenn wtih the following members space provided, check for correctness, tally score for rating. (1) Maybe you were never told . ion model’s handbag, (c) oriental (2) An agrarian: (a) eats only (3) This arm twist being demon(4) It isn’t only baby talk, paw(5) A word spelled the same way (d) syntax. (6) Periods of play in a polo game. 7 (a) rounds, (b) quartéfs, (c) spans, chukkers. ‘Wood for making skis Ae: : ™ eet ciry {“GUESS AGAIN” ANSWERS er ce M re (c) M pts. . present: Mesdames Guy C. Tabler, Samuel F. Price. and the hostess, Mrs. field. William A. Hemleben, Jack O. Montgomery, Miss Elsie Price Leo W. ChatMrs. Frags MMcocers . is Forest Service Hostess CAMPTONVILLE, July: 18.—The second annual out door party for the forest service people of the Tahoe National Forest, with Ranger and Mrs. Frank W. Meggers as host and hostess, thirty eight guests assembled Saturday aftérnoon atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Meggers at the local. forest: service headquarters. Dinner was served at six o'clock on long tables put up on the lawn, amid a setting of flowers and shrubs, Following “the dinner the: guests played croquet and visited interesting spots about town. Returning to the Meggers home, . ed with croquet while others engagfor bridge was awarded Mr. Guerdon Ellis and, the second to Mrs. Ernest: Baxter, with consolation prize going to Mrs. Clifford Risbrudt, with the; croquet prize going to Jim Smith. The following persons were in als THE SUN PRODUCE AND] GROCERY CO. * '% Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. “FREE DELIVERY Hoe 315 Broad mweet For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS. add wae ‘PAPER . John W. Darke Phone 88 a 5 Sechienhnedifviesineeeasnd aes teen ae ee . Goldsmith, Ellwood Stone, . Thomas, . and Virginia Church. Enroute to Hawaii— Robert Schiffner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner and Frantlin Tuttle are enroute to Hawaii, wheve they will spend several weeks vacationing. Tuttle is the son of Judge and Mrs. Raglan Tuttle. Guerdon ElBaxter, LeD538. Belknap Charles Beardsley,-Clifford Risburdadt (Mr. Risburdt is from the regional office at San Franciszo), W. C. Williams, Leo W. Chatfield, and Richard R. Pfiffer, Mrs. John Hodgson, Everett Jim Smith, Misses Cynthia endar.ce:'’ Mr. and Mrs. lis. Clyde. Gwin, Ernest land Smith, G. E. Mitchell, Richards, Charles Everhart, PAINT FOR FOREST BUILDINGS CAMPTONVILLE, July 18 — The local Forest Service headquarters is soon to be all dressed up for Uncle Sam has decreed that all the buildings shall have a fresh-ecoat of paint: The plant, which -comprises four town lots, was erected about five years ago and all the buildings were done in a brown stain, but now they are going to be painted white, including the picket fence. ONE THING AFTER ANOTHER CAMPTONVILLE, July 18—Jacob Dietrich, better known as Dutch Jake had a slight misfortune a few days ago. He cut his hand on a can and. . bound it up with a cloth saturated in turpentine, later in kindling his fire with kerosene the cloth took fire and burned up his sleeve. He extinguished it before it burned him very badly, but he burned the other hand in putting the fire out. In South America— CAMPTONVILLE July 18—Word has been received from John F. Lord, a native of this place, formerly working at Hammonton, now at Colombia, South America, that the mining industry at that place is going right ahead,-and that they are experiencing their mid-year dry spell and it is really hot. Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Be a healthy person. Don’t deny yourself the health-giving vitamins, minerals and proteins contained in milk. e@eo — Drink It Daily — e@eo Bret Harte Dairy Sureet, Nevada City Phone 77 Jordan “No Hunting or Trespassing”’ signs for sale at the Nugget Office. oe ~eereens FACTORY SPECIFIED ENGINE TUNE-UP AND. STEERING AND FRONT END ALIGNMENT _ EQUIPMENT Service Garage W. S. Williamson, Prop. Cor. Pine and Spring Phone 106 ETO, New Patterns! and cleans at one operation. PHONE 967 BEAT THE SUN! SEE US NOW FOR AWNINGS AND CANOPIES FOR STORES, RESIDENCES, “Snipers Hose” for the gravel miner. Any size—priced right. We use THUR-O Foamy Cleaner for cleaning car interiors, rugs, upholstery of all kinds. It disinfects, deodorizes Weisbrod’s Canvas Shop HILLS whe ings on finer meéats,' Commercial Street, Nevada City WE TAKE PRIDE IN ANTICIPATING AND WANTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS WITH 100 PER CENT SATISFACTION—You'll find a warm welcoming smile here with your sav“QUR REPUTATION 1S OUR GUARANTEE" KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE ee nihid FILLING THE t some members of the party continu-] ed in contract bridge. The first prize], NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING. OFFICE Practical mining tests from 26: to 1000 pounds, giving Me free gold. Percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphrets and taiings Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. ' Mail order check work promptly attended to. i Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies: AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor pt Hee cg spa TOR AvP FALN BS HOTEL CLUNIE IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE ‘SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR HAVE BREN REMODBLED AND REFURNISHED UNDER “NEW M ANAGEMENT Rates from $1.50 Up : Excellent Service—Best Food PRED LS SMT £9.

ss pais re meee .> v 2 praceehs t — pore pe oe By pee ihe ea EB PAGE FOUR NEVADA City’ NUGGET a nes Oren ee THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940. RISLEY’S 106 Pine Street Nevada City PHONE 217 Cleaning, Pressing, Tailoring In our DRESS SHOP Dresses, sizes 12-52, Formals, Hostess Coats, Smocks, Slack Suits, Hoover Aprons, Slips and Re zi Hosiery. } CAMPTONVILLE, . local Forest their FOREST SERVICE TO SPEND $30,000 ON OLD ROAN July 18=—The Service has announced denartment contemplates sSvending ahout $30,0000n the old road between this place and Mountain House, the work to start the latter part of this month and run for about four months. They expect to maintain a road camp in: the vicinity of Millers . Ranch. . At one time, before the. construction of Highway 49, the Mountain House road .was the main traveled 1147 East Fourth Street thoroughfare, all early day stages Reno, Nev. Phone 23859 and teams going that way. After the . SP eee a highway was built this road was con. siderably neglected and a few years} . /ago Sierra County traded it tg the GARLIC Helps Ficht . Forest. ‘Service for _a—road_.inthe intestinal Poisoniic! northern part of the county and since then the: Forest Service has been takDizzy? Frequent headaches? in < tinal poisoning from harmfu! bacteria in “your eolon may be the cause. Come in tocuy and get a generous FREE trian age of odorless k Ak? "ON Garlic Tablets. See how. yov em feelin a couple of deys At DICKERMAN & RICHARDS we sell— . JUNGO MINING Write for latest Buletin—on the new Quinn strike at Jungo, also about the eequiring of a large Washington producing property. Listen nightly to XELC at 8:30 67 or 670 on your Radio Dial. JUNGO MINING CO. . that ing care of it. Commercial Printing at reasonable prices at the Nugget office, 30° Nevada City. Broad street. SALINAS JUNIOR COWBOY CNPA. Inc Service. Sonny Alcxander, five month old future champicn Lrone rider, practiclug up for the California Rodeo at Salinas, July 18-21. Salinas youngsters learn to say “ride 'em cowboy” at a tender age. DI DATES Is a Candidate for Re-election to the office of . County Supervisor Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940 IRVINE SEAMAN Is a Candidate for the Office of County Supervisor CAN Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. ~ FRANK DAVIES Is a Candidate for the office of County Supervisor BULL IS MENACE TO YOUNGSTERS CAMPTONVILLE July 18.—The court of Judge A. M. Cleveland was largely occupied .by bull: last week, when a controversy over a bul running at large came to a. head. The animal belongs to Jack McLain who owns the Burris Ranch, and the complaint had been lodged by Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Ericson who live at the Sommers Ranch. The latter declared thet the their children in coming to school and the school authorities had compained that keeping the childsen out detrimental tothe ‘Children and the school attendance. of school was After much discussion Mr.McLain hull created a hazard to Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. JUDGE GEORGE L. JONES INCUMBENT: Is a candidate for election to the office of Superior Judge . of Nevada County. Primary Election, Tuesday, August 27, 1940. DICH LANES GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION ‘BROAD AND UNION STREETS, NEVADA CITY Avoid a big repair bill by having little ones. attended to in time. Let us check your car regularly. It will save you money. i] . . ! . . j . ED BURTNER ' of the Grass Valley Cleaners has hundreds of satisfied customers . *: pressing of all ouitér garments gives their wearers that sense of wel being that leads to success in life. 111 Main Street Grass Valley Phone 375 YOU NEED NEW STATIONERY COMPLETE SERVICE FOR PRINTING MINING FORMS FOLDERS CATALOGS STATEMENTS HANDBHAS. PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS BLOTTERS LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES INVOICES e @ ® In Fact — We Can Supply You With Dashing That Is Printed . but can you guess that a palanquin is: (a) small Arctic bird, (b) fash' covered vehicle, (d) . large spinning wheel. ’ : fish, (b who prefer his National Cleaning System. A. thorough cleaning and j Desk, eee ane (c) burns the ends, (d) farms. strated is just a sample of what you get when you tangle with a fellow that knows: (a) hari-kari, (b) In-* . dian wrestling, (c) lots of jitter-bugs, (d) jiu-jitsu. paw is: (a) Central American bird, (b) tree common in southwestetn United States, (c) silver polish made from graphite, (d), French’ soft-drink. as another, but having a different meaning isa: (a) homograph,_.(b)-. antonym, (c) syno-. nym, are called: a ht (b) ca (c) hickory, (d) plywood. i agreed to keep the bull fenced up at his ranch, which arrangement would be agreeable to the Ericsons. The . court stressed the fact that there was’ /mo fence law in this county and the @ “A wise man changes his mind, but a fool never,” quoth the sage. Wise, foolish, or in-between, here are seven queries about which you can change your mind as often as you like. . owner of any animal was liable for . any damages done by said animal at [ta rge, and further that if the bull was a danger to the lives of school children or anyone else, it would i have to be disposed of. CAMPTONVILLE SOCIAL EVENTS Charivari Backfires at Camptonville CAMPTONVILLE, July 18—Don Humphrey, proprietor of the Gold Pan-Lodge had the tables turned on him Wednesday evening when he fell the victim of a charivari. At the Chapman charivari last Sunday at the Butz home, it became realized that Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ramm, newly weds of a few months ago, had never been charivaried; they are at present stopping at the Gold, Pan . Lodge, so Don proceeded to get up ja charivari for~Wednesday evening, ‘but somehow, Luke heard about it,

j and he and his wife were absent that “evening so Mr. and Mrs. Don Humphrey fell as victims of the charivari and the drinks were on the house. i Chatterso Club Meets e n Camntonville . CAMPTONVILLE, July 18.—The Chatterso Club held a regular weekly meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Leo W. Chatfield on Main I'Street. Dessert was served and the When you've finished . afternoon was spent in sewing and though, indicate answer choice in etrenn wtih the following members space provided, check for correctness, tally score for rating. (1) Maybe you were never told . ion model’s handbag, (c) oriental (2) An agrarian: (a) eats only (3) This arm twist being demon(4) It isn’t only baby talk, paw(5) A word spelled the same way (d) syntax. (6) Periods of play in a polo game. 7 (a) rounds, (b) quartéfs, (c) spans, chukkers. ‘Wood for making skis Ae: : ™ eet ciry {“GUESS AGAIN” ANSWERS er ce M re (c) M pts. . present: Mesdames Guy C. Tabler, Samuel F. Price. and the hostess, Mrs. field. William A. Hemleben, Jack O. Montgomery, Miss Elsie Price Leo W. ChatMrs. Frags MMcocers . is Forest Service Hostess CAMPTONVILLE, July: 18.—The second annual out door party for the forest service people of the Tahoe National Forest, with Ranger and Mrs. Frank W. Meggers as host and hostess, thirty eight guests assembled Saturday aftérnoon atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Meggers at the local. forest: service headquarters. Dinner was served at six o'clock on long tables put up on the lawn, amid a setting of flowers and shrubs, Following “the dinner the: guests played croquet and visited interesting spots about town. Returning to the Meggers home, . ed with croquet while others engagfor bridge was awarded Mr. Guerdon Ellis and, the second to Mrs. Ernest: Baxter, with consolation prize going to Mrs. Clifford Risbrudt, with the; croquet prize going to Jim Smith. The following persons were in als THE SUN PRODUCE AND] GROCERY CO. * '% Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. “FREE DELIVERY Hoe 315 Broad mweet For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS. add wae ‘PAPER . John W. Darke Phone 88 a 5 Sechienhnedifviesineeeasnd aes teen ae ee . Goldsmith, Ellwood Stone, . Thomas, . and Virginia Church. Enroute to Hawaii— Robert Schiffner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiffner and Frantlin Tuttle are enroute to Hawaii, wheve they will spend several weeks vacationing. Tuttle is the son of Judge and Mrs. Raglan Tuttle. Guerdon ElBaxter, LeD538. Belknap Charles Beardsley,-Clifford Risburdadt (Mr. Risburdt is from the regional office at San Franciszo), W. C. Williams, Leo W. Chatfield, and Richard R. Pfiffer, Mrs. John Hodgson, Everett Jim Smith, Misses Cynthia endar.ce:'’ Mr. and Mrs. lis. Clyde. Gwin, Ernest land Smith, G. E. Mitchell, Richards, Charles Everhart, PAINT FOR FOREST BUILDINGS CAMPTONVILLE, July 18 — The local Forest Service headquarters is soon to be all dressed up for Uncle Sam has decreed that all the buildings shall have a fresh-ecoat of paint: The plant, which -comprises four town lots, was erected about five years ago and all the buildings were done in a brown stain, but now they are going to be painted white, including the picket fence. ONE THING AFTER ANOTHER CAMPTONVILLE, July 18—Jacob Dietrich, better known as Dutch Jake had a slight misfortune a few days ago. He cut his hand on a can and. . bound it up with a cloth saturated in turpentine, later in kindling his fire with kerosene the cloth took fire and burned up his sleeve. He extinguished it before it burned him very badly, but he burned the other hand in putting the fire out. In South America— CAMPTONVILLE July 18—Word has been received from John F. Lord, a native of this place, formerly working at Hammonton, now at Colombia, South America, that the mining industry at that place is going right ahead,-and that they are experiencing their mid-year dry spell and it is really hot. Medical science has proved that milk is the most satisfactory food for growing children and adults! Be a healthy person. Don’t deny yourself the health-giving vitamins, minerals and proteins contained in milk. e@eo — Drink It Daily — e@eo Bret Harte Dairy Sureet, Nevada City Phone 77 Jordan “No Hunting or Trespassing”’ signs for sale at the Nugget Office. oe ~eereens FACTORY SPECIFIED ENGINE TUNE-UP AND. STEERING AND FRONT END ALIGNMENT _ EQUIPMENT Service Garage W. S. Williamson, Prop. Cor. Pine and Spring Phone 106 ETO, New Patterns! and cleans at one operation. PHONE 967 BEAT THE SUN! SEE US NOW FOR AWNINGS AND CANOPIES FOR STORES, RESIDENCES, “Snipers Hose” for the gravel miner. Any size—priced right. We use THUR-O Foamy Cleaner for cleaning car interiors, rugs, upholstery of all kinds. It disinfects, deodorizes Weisbrod’s Canvas Shop HILLS whe ings on finer meéats,' Commercial Street, Nevada City WE TAKE PRIDE IN ANTICIPATING AND WANTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS WITH 100 PER CENT SATISFACTION—You'll find a warm welcoming smile here with your sav“QUR REPUTATION 1S OUR GUARANTEE" KEYSTONE MARKET DAVE ee nihid FILLING THE t some members of the party continu-] ed in contract bridge. The first prize], NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING. OFFICE Practical mining tests from 26: to 1000 pounds, giving Me free gold. Percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphrets and taiings Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. ' Mail order check work promptly attended to. i Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies: AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor pt Hee cg spa TOR AvP FALN BS HOTEL CLUNIE IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE ‘SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR HAVE BREN REMODBLED AND REFURNISHED UNDER “NEW M ANAGEMENT Rates from $1.50 Up : Excellent Service—Best Food PRED LS SMT £9.