July 22, 1946 (4 pages)

MONDAY, JULY 22, 1946 deren oertootecteatetertestetentecierteseatent RuIeisioieioietetetetetotete tetetotestean NEVADA CITY NUGGET —————— — MO V ING . Furniture Va MS s are vey ATIVE KT SEVENTY-FIVE . , ing every day for somewhere! . ° Is YOUR Furniture board? Fresno Alameda Bakersfield ase Sue A suit : ; against Railroad The. z 2 Ate, we. NEVADA CITY ; ; San Francisco Pentisuia Los Angeles <j YEARS : AGO EE ae Ses 75 Se ‘ YEARS AGO a the Central ¥i . . sere ne ‘ begun, Judge Searls and District j forney Caldwell <appearing IAN sus-. Woftd ; : $25 Phil for ; injuries ‘ i et ae Byrne,the 3 ’ contractor and! II July. veterans a 22_. many The 1 : : night's : meeting. e She crews employes : of past t Sotomtimicts . and now] Clr : % FaCenTIe Chit Louisa ier mes = which Immcheon, ers elected ee Goode. president. Mahaiwh h i ie wa chosen vice resiaent, 2 Dp abrs jrecording li bataiiation daiee of was aap president. ident ol aEe ee ground owners: or h repo on ee Ce air force os Schuman succeeds Helen Kiefifer who becomes FRANCISCO, War; Electiects s Offiicers e e: eej Dauightérs of the Golden West at pees Wednesday}. : ofeae trusteeseeallowed id Wag ea the . wy 0 imi Soroptimists Club . President Laurel Parlor ¥. : Rolfe Z ve i At-j for ' The board ; Pacific . Dwight = ANS Dorothy eee = ; : Dorothy Schueman New yi e nate a On Oakland Cry. Cl FIFTY YEARS AGO . ee : Sacramento, Stockton AIR VETER ANS ; N EVADA uF, D ieay-' = PAGE FIVE Of. oorena Gtlce’s Keana We of sec I Jonge ' man, corresponding secretary: “Sierra . tenis ae : ris Elma LaRue independent} Cnt pj nes P:Partor, r—Cottax—Kohtowine Cotfax. Following th es"Valor— : —JustA S: Service See ; : i : ‘ alora Haley and Virginia Hilliard oo ee . prosecution and. Hon. T. B. McFarbuilder, c ened in connection with] fixed ‘base air carrier lines, today . installation of officers visitors and . arcsec eee LONG DISTANCE MOVING land of Sacramento for the defense. . his ‘business a lumber z yard on up-. ibanded together to fight for their members attended a banquet prepar-. : ALSO LOCAL MOVING = \ : = {per Broad St. adjacent to his resi-. rights as ‘citizens to engage in free . ed under direction of Christiana Kite. Mrs. .Bleie Prick, temporary presi . dence. enterprise. and Lenore Coughlin. \ gent, presided at the meeting. oe . . meeting was held at the Nevada STORAGE—CRATING—PACKING . Theatfe for the purpose ot organiz-} One of the front wheels on RamThe veterans who have built up a. MWK-UP & y} K Y SERV VEX! rare Sonar fin f { z PICK-UP jand DELIVERY SERVIC Bi Ing a Union . rar ei oe favr 3 7 . Republican campaign . ell’s milk‘ cart broke down3 on Piety . vs ™ hole new —sie try = the ‘ past yoar !son Niles was chosen . Hill was chosen secretary pro Shaver’s residence. ’ ay PAA A PHIL CRENSHAW -president, John Pattison athan Clark Ti vice H. the Rolfe and tending presidents, Jon poh secretary. On motion Palmer a committee of five was appointed to draft by-laws. The following were appointed: J. C. Pal FIXIT SHOP Cushman's Scooters, Complete Evenrude line Airplanes, Sadlery,, Ammunition, Boats, came John Bicycle Bicycles Repairs. Judge Cashin'’s Telephone 2 buggy near il the The owned Informations were filed last week by District -Attorney Ward .Sheldon eran owners in an effort to acquaint ed by various independent of drunken pleaded guilty driving and and erans and against Among the members of the new Versal vice both a large clothes. out. were for five Saloon selling cents a on in pound. Broad _ St. ed by robbers. Three dollars, seven sleeve laundered in rrass Valley, Township Court, . 5000 ed because of the illness ot tye Peace Charles A. Morehouse at Oakland, their thievery was in smaller planes. presid. Ser Help provide Pacif food for all of Justice . holders are some pilots, 20,000 veteran person nel operating employes. in the 50 acre arborteum in San Francisco's Golden Gate park. } and 6500 war the world be seen these ground \erew Trees from virtually every country are to Among The several civil aminers would thousands aeronautics propose prohibit soliciting of board measures. these general . . nen exwhich veterans from business, adveris == and limited restrict L hibit all over flights as operations water well as point to Experts prove were adding telephones at the rate of three million a year until shortages started getting worse. Now it’s harder and harder for us to get materials for manufacturing and building. LEAHY’S Home Supply Store 313 South Auburn Street Telephone 930 \eeepc FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Frum and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 A GLARENCE R. GRAY WATCHMAKER 520 COYOTE STREET TELEPHONE 152 NEVADA CITY, OALIFORNIA New Deal Under Management of KIM BHCKETT 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER, WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste : P-G.:-avE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. theirs is a needed public We aren’t complaining for we are in the same boat as every one else. But we thought you might like to know the supply situation on some of the biggest items in the telephone business. men and their irreplacable We’re doing the best plants get going. TEXTILES — Serious shortage of cotton and synthetic yarns { equipment military offer reserve an to the government. These men welcome re It’s a tough situation, but we arert giving up, any more than you have given up trying to get butter or sugar or shirts. LEAD—There is a world shortage of lead. Even when conditions here straighten out, it will be some, time before adequate supplies are available. COPPER—In great demand but we will probably have adequate supplies when the smelting, refining and fabricating yt is one of the best in aviation. These and fabrics, with demand greatly exceeding supply. STEEL — Steel and coal strikes -have affected supply in face of unprecedented demand. tics are in ER — Synthe RUBB fair supply but natural rubber is on Government allocation. LUMBER — Scarce supply due to unprecedented demand and dislocation of lumber trade. BRASS MILL PRODUCTS — Used in Central Office switches and other telephone equipment. Supply willbe short until disturbed conditions are settled in the copper industry, permitting brass mills to get back to full-scale production. fair, government equitable impartial regulations, but they don’t want to be hamstrung by unfair restrictive measures simply be cause vested interests fear future competition. Gillin said the fixed base air carrier lines ask they be allowed to at a three cent ‘base: parcel post at rates rate and air considerably lower than those now prevailing. In addition the veterans ask. be allowed freedom to that they fly as many trips as traffic will bear between any KEYSTONE MARKET two jpoints not now regularly served by other air transportation systems. DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. They also ask freedom to solicit general business, advertise light. infor 213 Commercial Street mation and types of servitees offered,. freedom to operations engage in and right the maximum of 20 to fly Nevada City a round trips or 500 we can with what we’ve got and hoping these dis between any two points now served turbed conditions will end, regularly ‘by the so called scheduled so we can really -go full speed ahead. airlines. ; ANTIQUES These veterans ‘believe in the eco 7 the air BOUGHT AND SOLD and have put up their own money to The Pacific Telephone and Phone 67 international hours a month whichever is highest, prove it. They don’t want favors, nor Telegraph Company do they against. “keep 114 WEST MAINSTREET, GRASS VALLEY FOR REAL NOURISHMENT AND ENJOYMENT— / EAT MEAT Our meats come from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy. Our service to our patrons is built on a foundation of high quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. serve the public by carrying air mail nomic future of America in TELEPHONE 600 want All ‘em to ibe they discriminated want to do is Call At to flying.”’ DEER CREEK INN Experimenting With Beetle Parasite * AMBLER <<) These veterans already have gulations, We in the Bell System FURNITURE and . turnips, endive and lettuce. Can or store away your garden surplus. vice. They have a safety record that Shortages are holding him back WE BUY USED JOHN but as citizens that they have a right sBAXaww aera —~ carrots, cauliflower, cabbage, broccoli, spinach, or The memibers feel not as veterans NT we pioneered the 1st all freight air ser _= : to By Grass Valley It’s time again to replant your home garden for fall crops. Good-eating favorites for planting at this time are beets, international . limiting Commercial and Home Units P 4 4, ( £y to service. Refrigeration berries. You'll help save food. You'll help increase ship point flights to ten per month. Phone 911 . the services they—offer “> Pi this continent at the same time pro. REPAIRS Be public as to It’s time again to get down the empty fruit jars and jelly glasses and put up and store away home-canned fruits and “. . ments of food going out to relieve world famine. i ing flights information, advising the REFRIGERATOR SERVICE STEELE SUPPLY COMPANY Ie’s time again to shop for lug-box bargains in fruits and berries. Either see your regular fruit dealer or drive out into the country and bring home several lug-boxes of the best buys in July and August. . owners, employes, partners or stock time vhad by the robbers while they TI based Kor-; . There are=-some 20,000 returned fanta was held to answer on charge . veterans organized into 76 fixed base of issuing fictitious checks, and . air carrier lines. They own more Frederick Redican, accused of car . than 530 airline type planes and theft must also answer. .Gildersleeve key were taken. cluttered the bar. Transportation John Nevada in Sky Air hearing before Field and Transcontinental Air CarPeaceGeorge Gilder. g0 based at Stockton. of noted in the many empty bottles that are the vet Continental ic ‘National Air Lines, based at Mills Dottles of beer and a gallon of whisEvidence of a gay of preliminary a In number’of Justice of the by William Craig was enter were engaged the proposed regulations. twho with bruised! line vet the public with the aims of the vet Robert V. Chapman, accus Nats apples Gem George B.-Gillin, president of AAT Van, NEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO the-markets : Laundry in Truckee,and making off and to base air earriers. Mr. and Mrs. -Cashin. thrown Summer proposes owners cut for} said the organization had been form . 105 West Main Street board eran considerably »f . Ine. adopt to regulate the fixed along Sacramento Street. against ! the. which the Civ measures Aerouautics Grass on in ‘purpose of combatting crippling . ly formed organization house : , both } invested Skillner and George Miller, Negroes, charged with entering the Fontana Roberts . by being upset transporting Against Three Men ed . Valley road. . were Grass Valley to his partner sole owner. Guns and Electrie Re of Air Transportation, restrictive Preston making Mr. Preston of Model airs. Washing Machines, the —phoee John A Fairchild sold his interest the drug business purpose ‘Allied Bennetts slipped and brok while’ wheeling a baby car leg riage eee E. M. : Prepar« planes and ground installations have . sete his . Ott and M. L. Marsh. in ex banded together under the name mer, M. 8; Deal. A. C. Niles. J:-J3+-fyformation Filed Gunsmith, Locksmith, Saw Filing independent Millions of dollars physician. Nick: of J. C. —SPORTING GOODS— an J. T. Hosking had his finger so. P2SSengers and cargo and who have. it was feared amputation was Jem officers were elected: C. e. Pur-! necessary De Tickell Was the at inton developing p tensive air transportation system for . W. Clark and M. S. Deal. Following. badly crushed at the Mayflower Ming; Neate ate she A? He ate ate ot * ’ afer berteote he ferlererferlerferterte terte ote Merferterferterte ster: and Mark Phone 39 . the speakers the following perman‘that Grass Valley Motors, near tem. Speakers for the evening were John; . AND STORAGE RAY A. C. mq RELIABLE TRANSFER Hon. . temporary chairman and John Patti. and a quantity of milk was lest. ro . club. Moving Men ed Take Your Moving Problems to Experienced en i “4 BUY THE FINEST FLOWERS Grass Valley floral Co. On Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Telephone 65-R-11 County Agricultural Commissioner Leonard Lageson —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— has announced OR PHONE 107 he is experimenting with the tachinid fly supposedly a parasite of the elm leaf beetle. In cooperation with the Univer sity of California experiment station with (Carl B. Huffaker, assistant entomologist aria on aiding him, 2000 pur of the tachinid fly-were placed peat in front of the E: G. Bic; kell residence on Nevada Street and on trees in the elementary school grounds on Cottage Street. The puparia were obtained in Stockton. Don Lopez de Cardenas a member of Cortez party in Mexico was the first white man to see. the grand canyon of the Colorado River. ° Ww ® 406 Broad Street : Nevada City ——— ——aeee ~~ ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Air humifiers are coming through every month in increasing numbes. If you want demonstration or June delivery Phone 415RX. H. D. HOYT . 435 West Main Street, Grass Valley i . . i

MONDAY, JULY 22, 1946 deren oertootecteatetertestetentecierteseatent RuIeisioieioietetetetetotete tetetotestean NEVADA CITY NUGGET —————— — MO V ING . Furniture Va MS s are vey ATIVE KT SEVENTY-FIVE . , ing every day for somewhere! . ° Is YOUR Furniture board? Fresno Alameda Bakersfield ase Sue A suit : ; against Railroad The. z 2 Ate, we. NEVADA CITY ; ; San Francisco Pentisuia Los Angeles <j YEARS : AGO EE ae Ses 75 Se ‘ YEARS AGO a the Central ¥i . . sere ne ‘ begun, Judge Searls and District j forney Caldwell <appearing IAN sus-. Woftd ; : $25 Phil for ; injuries ‘ i et ae Byrne,the 3 ’ contractor and! II July. veterans a 22_. many The 1 : : night's : meeting. e She crews employes : of past t Sotomtimicts . and now] Clr : % FaCenTIe Chit Louisa ier mes = which Immcheon, ers elected ee Goode. president. Mahaiwh h i ie wa chosen vice resiaent, 2 Dp abrs jrecording li bataiiation daiee of was aap president. ident ol aEe ee ground owners: or h repo on ee Ce air force os Schuman succeeds Helen Kiefifer who becomes FRANCISCO, War; Electiects s Offiicers e e: eej Dauightérs of the Golden West at pees Wednesday}. : ofeae trusteeseeallowed id Wag ea the . wy 0 imi Soroptimists Club . President Laurel Parlor ¥. : Rolfe Z ve i At-j for ' The board ; Pacific . Dwight = ANS Dorothy eee = ; : Dorothy Schueman New yi e nate a On Oakland Cry. Cl FIFTY YEARS AGO . ee : Sacramento, Stockton AIR VETER ANS ; N EVADA uF, D ieay-' = PAGE FIVE Of. oorena Gtlce’s Keana We of sec I Jonge ' man, corresponding secretary: “Sierra . tenis ae : ris Elma LaRue independent} Cnt pj nes P:Partor, r—Cottax—Kohtowine Cotfax. Following th es"Valor— : —JustA S: Service See ; : i : ‘ alora Haley and Virginia Hilliard oo ee . prosecution and. Hon. T. B. McFarbuilder, c ened in connection with] fixed ‘base air carrier lines, today . installation of officers visitors and . arcsec eee LONG DISTANCE MOVING land of Sacramento for the defense. . his ‘business a lumber z yard on up-. ibanded together to fight for their members attended a banquet prepar-. : ALSO LOCAL MOVING = \ : = {per Broad St. adjacent to his resi-. rights as ‘citizens to engage in free . ed under direction of Christiana Kite. Mrs. .Bleie Prick, temporary presi . dence. enterprise. and Lenore Coughlin. \ gent, presided at the meeting. oe . . meeting was held at the Nevada STORAGE—CRATING—PACKING . Theatfe for the purpose ot organiz-} One of the front wheels on RamThe veterans who have built up a. MWK-UP & y} K Y SERV VEX! rare Sonar fin f { z PICK-UP jand DELIVERY SERVIC Bi Ing a Union . rar ei oe favr 3 7 . Republican campaign . ell’s milk‘ cart broke down3 on Piety . vs ™ hole new —sie try = the ‘ past yoar !son Niles was chosen . Hill was chosen secretary pro Shaver’s residence. ’ ay PAA A PHIL CRENSHAW -president, John Pattison athan Clark Ti vice H. the Rolfe and tending presidents, Jon poh secretary. On motion Palmer a committee of five was appointed to draft by-laws. The following were appointed: J. C. Pal FIXIT SHOP Cushman's Scooters, Complete Evenrude line Airplanes, Sadlery,, Ammunition, Boats, came John Bicycle Bicycles Repairs. Judge Cashin'’s Telephone 2 buggy near il the The owned Informations were filed last week by District -Attorney Ward .Sheldon eran owners in an effort to acquaint ed by various independent of drunken pleaded guilty driving and and erans and against Among the members of the new Versal vice both a large clothes. out. were for five Saloon selling cents a on in pound. Broad _ St. ed by robbers. Three dollars, seven sleeve laundered in rrass Valley, Township Court, . 5000 ed because of the illness ot tye Peace Charles A. Morehouse at Oakland, their thievery was in smaller planes. presid. Ser Help provide Pacif food for all of Justice . holders are some pilots, 20,000 veteran person nel operating employes. in the 50 acre arborteum in San Francisco's Golden Gate park. } and 6500 war the world be seen these ground \erew Trees from virtually every country are to Among The several civil aminers would thousands aeronautics propose prohibit soliciting of board measures. these general . . nen exwhich veterans from business, adveris == and limited restrict L hibit all over flights as operations water well as point to Experts prove were adding telephones at the rate of three million a year until shortages started getting worse. Now it’s harder and harder for us to get materials for manufacturing and building. LEAHY’S Home Supply Store 313 South Auburn Street Telephone 930 \eeepc FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Frum and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 A GLARENCE R. GRAY WATCHMAKER 520 COYOTE STREET TELEPHONE 152 NEVADA CITY, OALIFORNIA New Deal Under Management of KIM BHCKETT 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley BEER, WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste : P-G.:-avE: PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. theirs is a needed public We aren’t complaining for we are in the same boat

as every one else. But we thought you might like to know the supply situation on some of the biggest items in the telephone business. men and their irreplacable We’re doing the best plants get going. TEXTILES — Serious shortage of cotton and synthetic yarns { equipment military offer reserve an to the government. These men welcome re It’s a tough situation, but we arert giving up, any more than you have given up trying to get butter or sugar or shirts. LEAD—There is a world shortage of lead. Even when conditions here straighten out, it will be some, time before adequate supplies are available. COPPER—In great demand but we will probably have adequate supplies when the smelting, refining and fabricating yt is one of the best in aviation. These and fabrics, with demand greatly exceeding supply. STEEL — Steel and coal strikes -have affected supply in face of unprecedented demand. tics are in ER — Synthe RUBB fair supply but natural rubber is on Government allocation. LUMBER — Scarce supply due to unprecedented demand and dislocation of lumber trade. BRASS MILL PRODUCTS — Used in Central Office switches and other telephone equipment. Supply willbe short until disturbed conditions are settled in the copper industry, permitting brass mills to get back to full-scale production. fair, government equitable impartial regulations, but they don’t want to be hamstrung by unfair restrictive measures simply be cause vested interests fear future competition. Gillin said the fixed base air carrier lines ask they be allowed to at a three cent ‘base: parcel post at rates rate and air considerably lower than those now prevailing. In addition the veterans ask. be allowed freedom to that they fly as many trips as traffic will bear between any KEYSTONE MARKET two jpoints not now regularly served by other air transportation systems. DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. They also ask freedom to solicit general business, advertise light. infor 213 Commercial Street mation and types of servitees offered,. freedom to operations engage in and right the maximum of 20 to fly Nevada City a round trips or 500 we can with what we’ve got and hoping these dis between any two points now served turbed conditions will end, regularly ‘by the so called scheduled so we can really -go full speed ahead. airlines. ; ANTIQUES These veterans ‘believe in the eco 7 the air BOUGHT AND SOLD and have put up their own money to The Pacific Telephone and Phone 67 international hours a month whichever is highest, prove it. They don’t want favors, nor Telegraph Company do they against. “keep 114 WEST MAINSTREET, GRASS VALLEY FOR REAL NOURISHMENT AND ENJOYMENT— / EAT MEAT Our meats come from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy. Our service to our patrons is built on a foundation of high quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. serve the public by carrying air mail nomic future of America in TELEPHONE 600 want All ‘em to ibe they discriminated want to do is Call At to flying.”’ DEER CREEK INN Experimenting With Beetle Parasite * AMBLER <<) These veterans already have gulations, We in the Bell System FURNITURE and . turnips, endive and lettuce. Can or store away your garden surplus. vice. They have a safety record that Shortages are holding him back WE BUY USED JOHN but as citizens that they have a right sBAXaww aera —~ carrots, cauliflower, cabbage, broccoli, spinach, or The memibers feel not as veterans NT we pioneered the 1st all freight air ser _= : to By Grass Valley It’s time again to replant your home garden for fall crops. Good-eating favorites for planting at this time are beets, international . limiting Commercial and Home Units P 4 4, ( £y to service. Refrigeration berries. You'll help save food. You'll help increase ship point flights to ten per month. Phone 911 . the services they—offer “> Pi this continent at the same time pro. REPAIRS Be public as to It’s time again to get down the empty fruit jars and jelly glasses and put up and store away home-canned fruits and “. . ments of food going out to relieve world famine. i ing flights information, advising the REFRIGERATOR SERVICE STEELE SUPPLY COMPANY Ie’s time again to shop for lug-box bargains in fruits and berries. Either see your regular fruit dealer or drive out into the country and bring home several lug-boxes of the best buys in July and August. . owners, employes, partners or stock time vhad by the robbers while they TI based Kor-; . There are=-some 20,000 returned fanta was held to answer on charge . veterans organized into 76 fixed base of issuing fictitious checks, and . air carrier lines. They own more Frederick Redican, accused of car . than 530 airline type planes and theft must also answer. .Gildersleeve key were taken. cluttered the bar. Transportation John Nevada in Sky Air hearing before Field and Transcontinental Air CarPeaceGeorge Gilder. g0 based at Stockton. of noted in the many empty bottles that are the vet Continental ic ‘National Air Lines, based at Mills Dottles of beer and a gallon of whisEvidence of a gay of preliminary a In number’of Justice of the by William Craig was enter were engaged the proposed regulations. twho with bruised! line vet the public with the aims of the vet Robert V. Chapman, accus Nats apples Gem George B.-Gillin, president of AAT Van, NEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO the-markets : Laundry in Truckee,and making off and to base air earriers. Mr. and Mrs. -Cashin. thrown Summer proposes owners cut for} said the organization had been form . 105 West Main Street board eran considerably »f . Ine. adopt to regulate the fixed along Sacramento Street. against ! the. which the Civ measures Aerouautics Grass on in ‘purpose of combatting crippling . ly formed organization house : , both } invested Skillner and George Miller, Negroes, charged with entering the Fontana Roberts . by being upset transporting Against Three Men ed . Valley road. . were Grass Valley to his partner sole owner. Guns and Electrie Re of Air Transportation, restrictive Preston making Mr. Preston of Model airs. Washing Machines, the —phoee John A Fairchild sold his interest the drug business purpose ‘Allied Bennetts slipped and brok while’ wheeling a baby car leg riage eee E. M. : Prepar« planes and ground installations have . sete his . Ott and M. L. Marsh. in ex banded together under the name mer, M. 8; Deal. A. C. Niles. J:-J3+-fyformation Filed Gunsmith, Locksmith, Saw Filing independent Millions of dollars physician. Nick: of J. C. —SPORTING GOODS— an J. T. Hosking had his finger so. P2SSengers and cargo and who have. it was feared amputation was Jem officers were elected: C. e. Pur-! necessary De Tickell Was the at inton developing p tensive air transportation system for . W. Clark and M. S. Deal. Following. badly crushed at the Mayflower Ming; Neate ate she A? He ate ate ot * ’ afer berteote he ferlererferlerferterte terte ote Merferterferterte ster: and Mark Phone 39 . the speakers the following perman‘that Grass Valley Motors, near tem. Speakers for the evening were John; . AND STORAGE RAY A. C. mq RELIABLE TRANSFER Hon. . temporary chairman and John Patti. and a quantity of milk was lest.. ro . club. Moving Men ed Take Your Moving Problems to Experienced en i “4 BUY THE FINEST FLOWERS Grass Valley floral Co. On Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Telephone 65-R-11 County Agricultural Commissioner Leonard Lageson —FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— has announced OR PHONE 107 he is experimenting with the tachinid fly supposedly a parasite of the elm leaf beetle. In cooperation with the Univer sity of California experiment station with (Carl B. Huffaker, assistant entomologist aria on aiding him, 2000 pur of the tachinid fly-were placed peat in front of the E: G. Bic; kell residence on Nevada Street and on trees in the elementary school grounds on Cottage Street. The puparia were obtained in Stockton. Don Lopez de Cardenas a member of Cortez party in Mexico was the first white man to see. the grand canyon of the Colorado River. ° Ww ® 406 Broad Street : Nevada City ——— ——aeee ~~ ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Air humifiers are coming through every month in increasing numbes. If you want demonstration or June delivery Phone 415RX. H. D. HOYT . 435 West Main Street, Grass Valley i . . i