July 29, 1940 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR ASAE Rh AAMT ipsa owe oer = hie NEVADA CITY. NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 29, 1940. Social Events Bridge Club ‘Holds Meeting : The menibers of the Forest Service Ladies Bridge Club gathered for their regular monthly session at the Rainbow Tavern last week with Mrs. John Hodgson, wife of Ranger Hodsson of Big Bend, as the hostess. The bridge club members.and the guests enjoyed a trout dinner. : Those present were: Mesdames Edmond Galvin, A. J. Marcel, W. B. Tallman, BE. M. Stone, W. C. Williams, Clyde Gwin, B. C. Goldsmith, W. A: ‘Nichols, James G. Wheeler, . Leland S. Smith, Ernest Baxter, Wilma Fitzsimmons, Catherine Chris¢ensen, Gertrude Gregory, K. D. Rob-, inson, L. Frazier, Frank Meggers, A. $. Schofield, John Wheeler, Harley M. Leete, Franklin Goetzinger and the hostess, Mrs. Hodgson. Past Presidents Install Officers Mrs. Annie Darke entertained the Native Daughters Past President’s Association at her home here Friday night, during which the new officers of the organization were’ installed. Thirty five gathered for the oceasion at the Darks home, In addition to the installation ceremonies, the gathering served. asa surprise . , 26, 1940, James Francis ~ VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS HW/ADDY—In ‘Grass Valley, July 25, 1940, to° Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haddvéof Nevada City; a daughter. EPPERSON — In Grass Valley, July 26,1940, to Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Epperson of North San Juan, a tee, ‘LEGAL NOTICES _ PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the Nevada City Unified (Elementary School) District of Nevada County for the school year ending June 30, 1941. 1. PROPOSED EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1940-1941. A. Current Expense Appropriations daughter. SUTEY—InGrass Valley, July 24,!. 1940,, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sutey, ‘a son. \ TAS a tare ahd SHWE . MARRIAGH DECLARATION . HETHFRINGTON-WILSON In, Ne-; vada City, July 27, 1940, by Jack} Hetherington,.21, and Margaret Wilson, 19, both of Grass Valley. DEATH . RICHARDS—In Nevada City, July! Richards, . brother of Mrs. Minnie Warren; . unele of Mrs. Ruby Boundy, Mrs. Mildred Mackey and Mrs. Annie Stan-. away of Grass Valley, Mrs. Cecelia , Worm of Marysville and John War-, i ren of Grass. Valley; a Cornwall . fornia 46 years, aged 84 years. The, . funeral: services were held in Grass native of England, resident of Cali-. Valley yesterday under the direction of the Holmes Funeral Home. Interment was in the Greenwood Cemetery. Returns From Trip— Mrs. George O’Neill has returned to Nevada City after spending the past week in Oakland and Vallejo visiting relatives. O’Neill is employed as a plumber in Vallejo. SAAT RI ° e Lara) 9 . —_—i ~ Eicterr:: Test) ™ atte — Three tribes fe _ £49¢ Regular trice George, Two tubes for Reon arf ™ veet Bonus i aS Bae Full $1.00 size Bathasweet together with generous trial size of Bathasweet Soap and Bath. asweet Eau De Cologne, All for $1.00. , 4 R. F. HARRIS rede al : oe n “hone 5 . wo STORE 100 a ae LD, . “party in honor of Mrs. Darke’s birthi day. j 'day night at the home of Mr. and The new officers installed are: Edna Sampson, president; Annie Godfrey, first vice president; Annie Darke, second vice president; Avis Evans, third vice president; Adeline O’Connor, financial secretary; recording secretary; Virginia O’Neill, treasurer; Louise Wales, pianist, Jennie Shearer, marshal;-Josephine Muscardini, inside sentinel; Minerva Wright, outside sentinel; Mary Frank, Anna Tucker, Sue Harris and Lucy Kneebone, directors. : Weiner Roast Party Enjoyed A weiner roast party was held FriMrs. Charles Meyers, Those enjoying the outing party included Mr. and “Mrs. R. M. Ewing, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Martine and Mr. and Mrs. Meyers. Laundry . lt Has To Be Done There's too much labor in any type of home laun_ dry, washtub or machine method. Let us do it for you—with our sanitary methods— careful handling—moderate prices—quick call and . delivery. eee GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET_--------PHONE 108 GRASS VALLEY But We Have a’ CRANE = have a Crane bathroom backed by an 85-year reputation for superior craftsmanship. the kind people instantly recognize as sparing quality with a capital “Q”. I may use a convenient FHA monthly-budget plan that makes payments easy. @ Perhaps you think a Crane bathroom — because of its higher er value— must also be high in price. Then here's good news: a Crane bathroom, with all . the extra and convenience that have made Cranejence ¢ famous, is amaz2 gee ci “ALPHA STORES, Ltd. _ $5 Nevada City -Phone'88 Grass Valley BATHROOM!” lf —let him show you how to fit the extra beauty of a Crane bathroom into your home and your budget! : Bea-. IV. V. TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENT Vi. VII. L. Administration © 4.225 ccc on. q----$ 2613.00 2 Instruction 3 3. Operation of’ Plant 4. Maintenance of School Plant 5 Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities exclusive of transfers to other districts for tuition 2275.00 Fixed Charges 1220.00 Total Current Expense Appropriations Capital Outlay Appropriation Non-Bonded Debt Service Appropriation Undistributed Reserve Appropriation for 1940-1941 _. Total Proposed Expenditure Appropriations for the School Year 1940-1941 Il. APPROPRIATION FOR TRANSFER TO OTHER DISTRICTS FOR TUITION, 1940-41. CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED FOR SPECTAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND : GENERAL RESERVE APPROPRIATION for Expenditure during 1941-1942 Vv; TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENT VI. NET TOTAL AVAILABLE BALANCE AND ESTIMATED CURRENT RECEIPTS OTHER THAN CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES 29,689.00 TOTAL CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED 10,693.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget in the Nevada City Elementary School, located at ‘Nevada City on August 5th, at 8 o’clock P. M. (Signed) WALTER A. CARLSON County Superintendent of Schools. PROPOSED BUDGET : (exclusive of bond moneys) : For the Nevada City Unified (High School) District of Nevada County for the schoo! vear ending June 30, 1941. PROPOSED EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1940-1941. A.Current Expense Appropriations 1. Administration Instruction Operation of Plant Maintenance of School Plant Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities, exclusive of transfers to other districts for tuition Fixed Charges Total ‘Current Expense Appropriations B. Capital Outlay Appropriation C. Non-Bonded Debt Service Appropriation D. Undistributed Reserve Appropriations for 1940-1941 E. Total Proposed Expenditure Appropriations for School Year 1940-1941 : APPROPRIATION FOR TRANSFER TO OTHER DISTRICTS FOR TUITION, 1940-41. CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED FOR SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND GENERAL RESERVE APPROPRIATION for Expenditure during 1941-1942 Vv. TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENT VI. NET TOTAL AVAILABLE BALANCE AND ESTIMATED CURRENT RECEIPTS OTHER THAN CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES 28,020.00 TOTAL CURRENT DISTRIGP TAXES REQUIRED : 10,034.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget in the Nevada City Elementary School, located at Nevada City on August 5th, at 8 o’clock P. M. (Signed) WALTER A. CARLSON County Superintendent of Schools. 3180.00 200.00 1000.00 40,132.00 Ill. TVs 40,382.00 Vil. ot ® CO DD $33,694.00 1000.00 37,804.00 38,054.00 VT. PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the North San Juan District of Nevada County for the school year ending June 30, 1941. 1. PROPOSED EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1940-1941 : A. Current Expense Appropriations 41, Administration Instruction Operation of Plant Maintenance of School Plant Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities exclusive of transfers to other districts for tuition Fixed Charges Total Current Expense Appropriations Capital Outlay Appropriation Non-Bonded Debt Service Appropriation Undistributed Reserve Appropriation for 1940-1941 Total Proposed Expenditure Appropriations for the School Year 1940-1941 LH, APPROPRIATION FOR TRANSFER TO OTHER DISTRICTS FOR TUITION, 1940-41 CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED FOR SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND GENERAL RESERVE APPROPRIATION for Expenditure during 1941-1942 3351.00 Til, 3651.00 NET TOTAL AVAILABLE BALANCE AND ESTIMATED CURRENT RECEIPTS OTHER THAIN CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES TOTAL CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED A public hearing will be held on the above budget in the 3484.96 166.04 North San Juan school, located at North San Juan on August Ist, at 8 o’clock P. M. WALTER A. CARLSON County Superintendent of Schools. (Signed) you wish, you our Master Plumber IV. iV. TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENT VI. Vil. PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) . For the Oakland District of Nevada County for the school year ending June 30, 1941. 1, PROPOSED EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1940-1941 A. Current Expense Appropriations Administration Instruction Operation of Plant Maintenance of School Plant Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities exclusive of transfers to other district for tuition Fixed Charges Total Current Expense Appropriation Capital Outlay Appropriation -: Non-Bonded Debt Service Appropriation Undistributed Reserve Appropriation for 1940-1941 Total Proposed Expenditure Appropriations for the School Year 1940-1941 APPROPRIATION FOR TRANSFER TO OTHER DISTRICTS FOR TUITION, 1940-41 CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED FOR SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND GENERAL RESERVE APPROPRIATION for Expenditure during 1941-1942 $4115.00 4115.00 1134.00 5249.00 NET TOTAL AVAILABLE BALANCE AND ESTIMATED CURRENT RECEIPTS OTHER THAN CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES . aS 3920.78 TOTAL CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED 1328.22 A public hearing will be held on the above budget in the Oakland school, located at Gold Flat On August 2nd, at 8 o’clock P. M. WALTER: A. ‘CARLSON (Signed) : County Superintendent. of Schools. ; SPORTS. . $35,752.00) LOCALS FORFEIT BASEBALL GAME yesteday forfeited its scheduled Foothill League game. to Georgetown, when Pitcher Alex McKenzie developed a sore arm and:announced he would be unable to pitch. The game was to have been played at Georgetown. Rather than go to Georgetown and face inevitable defeat without the services of a regular pitcher, Man-. ager William Clark of the _ local squad forfeited, giving the Georgetown a 9 to 0 victory in the records. ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP MAY BE OBTAINED Ellard Gates, Nevada City athlete, has an appointment in Morago today with Norman (Red) Strader, head football coach at St. Mary’s College, regarding a scholarship to that in» Stitution. Gates starred in both football and basketball while attending the Nevada City High School. GRASS VALLEY TEAM UPSETS CHICO COLTS The Sacramento Valley Baseball League is in three way tie again today as a result of yesterday’s games. The Grass Valley Miners pulled an PROBATION PLEA ~ MADE BY COLE William Cole, 62, Lime Kiln ranener, asked for probation when he appeared before Superior Judge Yeorge L. Jones Friday for sentencing following his conviction by a superior court jury of a misdemeanor assault charge. The provation application was referred to Probation Offiver A. W. McGagin for a report on Wednesday. Cole was tried.on a felony charge of assault with intent tocommit murder. The jury of seven women and five men returned the verdict on the misdemeanor charge after deliberating one hour. The felony complaint against-Cole was'signed by A. L. Rodda, nephew in law of the defendant. Rodda accused Cole of shooting him with a 22 caliber rifle-during the dispute over a gate which the two men used. Mrs. P. E. Marshall and children have left for Berkeley, where they will reside for the coming school term. The Marshall home here has been rented. upset by défeating the Chico Colts, first half champions, 6 to 2, behind the seven hit hurling of Manager Archie Campbell. The Miners victory and a win for Redding over Yuba City resulted in the three way tie. Redding downed Yuba City by a score of 1 to 0. In the other game, which had no effect on the standing Marysville defeated Woodland by a score of 6 to 5. Nevada Theatre MONDAY high adventure. TUESDAY and SATURDAY’S CHILDREN bucks of happiness in a ‘swell apartment over a garage.” Sparkling musical romance in which Anna Neagle and Ray Milland play and sing the lead roles. It is packed with the spirit of youth on fire with love and WEDNESDAY Twenty bucks a week is turned into a million John Garfield and Amn Shirley show how to do it. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPORTING BLOOD Story of a feud between two old horse racing families in Virginia,. with Robert Young and Maureen O’Sullivan in the leads. Two sisters fall in love with the man their father hates. an Automatic Electric Range will ( ee Put Yourself an this Picture! cook while you cool off _ Come out of the kitchen this summer to enjoy a spot of shade and a tall, cool lemonade while cooking is capably being carried on in an Automatic Electric Range. This is modern California living today in thousands of homes. Why not join this group of enthusiastic electric range users? Today electric cooking is within the means of everyone. Electrié Range prices are low—electricity is cheap in California. You can afford electric cooking. Why not enjoy its many advantages beginning right now? See your dealer or this company. 160-740. PACHFIC’°GAS“AND ELECTRIC COMPANY

PAGE FOUR ASAE Rh AAMT ipsa owe oer = hie NEVADA CITY. NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 29, 1940. Social Events Bridge Club ‘Holds Meeting : The menibers of the Forest Service Ladies Bridge Club gathered for their regular monthly session at the Rainbow Tavern last week with Mrs. John Hodgson, wife of Ranger Hodsson of Big Bend, as the hostess. The bridge club members.and the guests enjoyed a trout dinner. : Those present were: Mesdames Edmond Galvin, A. J. Marcel, W. B. Tallman, BE. M. Stone, W. C. Williams, Clyde Gwin, B. C. Goldsmith, W. A: ‘Nichols, James G. Wheeler, . Leland S. Smith, Ernest Baxter, Wilma Fitzsimmons, Catherine Chris¢ensen, Gertrude Gregory, K. D. Rob-, inson, L. Frazier, Frank Meggers, A. $. Schofield, John Wheeler, Harley M. Leete, Franklin Goetzinger and the hostess, Mrs. Hodgson. Past Presidents Install Officers Mrs. Annie Darke entertained the Native Daughters Past President’s Association at her home here Friday night, during which the new officers of the organization were’ installed. Thirty five gathered for the oceasion at the Darks home, In addition to the installation ceremonies, the gathering served. asa surprise . , 26, 1940, James Francis ~ VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS HW/ADDY—In ‘Grass Valley, July 25, 1940, to° Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haddvéof Nevada City; a daughter. EPPERSON — In Grass Valley, July 26,1940, to Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Epperson of North San Juan, a tee, ‘LEGAL NOTICES _ PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the Nevada City Unified (Elementary School) District of Nevada County for the school year ending June 30, 1941. 1. PROPOSED EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1940-1941. A. Current Expense Appropriations daughter. SUTEY—InGrass Valley, July 24,!. 1940,, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sutey, ‘a son. \ TAS a tare ahd SHWE . MARRIAGH DECLARATION . HETHFRINGTON-WILSON In, Ne-; vada City, July 27, 1940, by Jack} Hetherington,.21, and Margaret Wilson, 19, both of Grass Valley. DEATH . RICHARDS—In Nevada City, July! Richards, . brother of Mrs. Minnie Warren; . unele of Mrs. Ruby Boundy, Mrs. Mildred Mackey and Mrs. Annie Stan-. away of Grass Valley, Mrs. Cecelia , Worm of Marysville and John War-, i ren of Grass. Valley; a Cornwall . fornia 46 years, aged 84 years. The, . funeral: services were held in Grass native of England, resident of Cali-. Valley yesterday under the direction of the Holmes Funeral Home. Interment was in the Greenwood Cemetery. Returns From Trip— Mrs. George O’Neill has returned to Nevada City after spending the past week in Oakland and Vallejo visiting relatives. O’Neill is employed as a plumber in Vallejo. SAAT RI ° e Lara) 9 . —_—i ~ Eicterr:: Test) ™ atte — Three tribes fe _ £49¢ Regular trice George, Two tubes for Reon arf ™ veet Bonus i aS Bae Full $1.00 size Bathasweet together with generous trial size of Bathasweet Soap and Bath. asweet Eau De Cologne, All for $1.00. , 4 R. F. HARRIS rede al : oe n “hone 5 . wo STORE 100 a ae LD, . “party in honor of Mrs. Darke’s birthi day. j 'day night at the home of Mr. and The new officers installed are: Edna Sampson, president; Annie Godfrey, first vice president; Annie Darke, second vice president; Avis Evans, third vice president; Adeline O’Connor, financial secretary; recording secretary; Virginia O’Neill, treasurer; Louise Wales, pianist, Jennie Shearer, marshal;-Josephine Muscardini, inside sentinel; Minerva Wright, outside sentinel; Mary Frank, Anna Tucker, Sue Harris and Lucy Kneebone, directors. : Weiner Roast Party Enjoyed A weiner roast party was held FriMrs. Charles Meyers, Those enjoying the outing party included Mr. and “Mrs. R. M. Ewing, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Martine and Mr. and Mrs. Meyers. Laundry .. lt Has To Be Done There's too much labor in any type of home laun_ dry, washtub or machine method. Let us do it for you—with our sanitary methods— careful handling—moderate prices—quick call and . delivery. eee GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET_--------PHONE 108 GRASS VALLEY But We Have a’ CRANE = have a Crane bathroom backed by an 85-year reputation for superior craftsmanship.. the kind people instantly recognize as sparing quality with a capital “Q”. I may use a convenient FHA monthly-budget plan that makes payments easy. @ Perhaps you think a Crane bathroom — because of its higher er value— must also be high in price. Then here's good news: a Crane bathroom, with all . the extra and convenience that have made Cranejence ¢ famous, is amaz2 gee ci “ALPHA STORES, Ltd. _ $5 Nevada City -Phone'88 Grass Valley BATHROOM!” lf —let him show you how to fit the extra beauty of a Crane bathroom into your home and your budget! : Bea-. IV. V. TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENT Vi. VII. L. Administration © 4.225 ccc on. q----$ 2613.00 2 Instruction 3 3. Operation of’ Plant 4. Maintenance of School Plant 5 Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities exclusive of transfers to other districts for tuition 2275.00 Fixed Charges 1220.00 Total Current Expense Appropriations Capital Outlay Appropriation Non-Bonded Debt Service Appropriation Undistributed Reserve Appropriation for 1940-1941 _.. Total Proposed Expenditure Appropriations for the School Year 1940-1941 Il. APPROPRIATION FOR TRANSFER TO OTHER DISTRICTS FOR TUITION, 1940-41. CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED FOR SPECTAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND : GENERAL RESERVE APPROPRIATION for Expenditure during 1941-1942 Vv; TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENT VI. NET TOTAL AVAILABLE BALANCE AND ESTIMATED CURRENT RECEIPTS OTHER THAN CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES 29,689.00 TOTAL CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED 10,693.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget in the Nevada City Elementary School, located at ‘Nevada City on August 5th, at 8 o’clock P. M. (Signed) WALTER A. CARLSON County Superintendent of Schools. PROPOSED BUDGET : (exclusive of bond moneys) : For the Nevada City Unified (High School) District of Nevada County for the schoo! vear ending June 30, 1941. PROPOSED EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1940-1941. A.Current Expense Appropriations 1. Administration Instruction Operation of Plant Maintenance of School Plant Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities, exclusive of transfers to other districts for tuition Fixed Charges Total ‘Current Expense Appropriations B. Capital Outlay Appropriation C. Non-Bonded Debt Service Appropriation D. Undistributed Reserve Appropriations for 1940-1941 E. Total Proposed Expenditure Appropriations for School Year 1940-1941 : APPROPRIATION FOR TRANSFER TO OTHER

DISTRICTS FOR TUITION, 1940-41. CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED FOR SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND GENERAL RESERVE APPROPRIATION for Expenditure during 1941-1942 Vv. TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENT VI. NET TOTAL AVAILABLE BALANCE AND ESTIMATED CURRENT RECEIPTS OTHER THAN CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES 28,020.00 TOTAL CURRENT DISTRIGP TAXES REQUIRED : 10,034.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget in the Nevada City Elementary School, located at Nevada City on August 5th, at 8 o’clock P. M. (Signed) WALTER A. CARLSON County Superintendent of Schools. 3180.00 200.00 1000.00 40,132.00 Ill. TVs 40,382.00 Vil. ot ® CO DD $33,694.00 1000.00 37,804.00 38,054.00 VT. PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the North San Juan District of Nevada County for the school year ending June 30, 1941. 1. PROPOSED EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1940-1941 : A. Current Expense Appropriations 41, Administration Instruction Operation of Plant Maintenance of School Plant Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities exclusive of transfers to other districts for tuition Fixed Charges Total Current Expense Appropriations Capital Outlay Appropriation Non-Bonded Debt Service Appropriation Undistributed Reserve Appropriation for 1940-1941 Total Proposed Expenditure Appropriations for the School Year 1940-1941 LH, APPROPRIATION FOR TRANSFER TO OTHER DISTRICTS FOR TUITION, 1940-41 CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED FOR SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND GENERAL RESERVE APPROPRIATION for Expenditure during 1941-1942 3351.00 Til, 3651.00 NET TOTAL AVAILABLE BALANCE AND ESTIMATED CURRENT RECEIPTS OTHER THAIN CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES TOTAL CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED A public hearing will be held on the above budget in the 3484.96 166.04 North San Juan school, located at North San Juan on August Ist, at 8 o’clock P. M. WALTER A. CARLSON County Superintendent of Schools. (Signed) you wish, you our Master Plumber IV. iV. TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENT VI. Vil. PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) . For the Oakland District of Nevada County for the school year ending June 30, 1941. 1, PROPOSED EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1940-1941 A. Current Expense Appropriations Administration Instruction Operation of Plant Maintenance of School Plant Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities exclusive of transfers to other district for tuition Fixed Charges Total Current Expense Appropriation Capital Outlay Appropriation -: Non-Bonded Debt Service Appropriation Undistributed Reserve Appropriation for 1940-1941 Total Proposed Expenditure Appropriations for the School Year 1940-1941 APPROPRIATION FOR TRANSFER TO OTHER DISTRICTS FOR TUITION, 1940-41 CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED FOR SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND GENERAL RESERVE APPROPRIATION for Expenditure during 1941-1942 $4115.00 4115.00 1134.00 5249.00 NET TOTAL AVAILABLE BALANCE AND ESTIMATED CURRENT RECEIPTS OTHER THAN CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES .. aS 3920.78 TOTAL CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED 1328.22 A public hearing will be held on the above budget in the Oakland school, located at Gold Flat On August 2nd, at 8 o’clock P. M. WALTER: A. ‘CARLSON (Signed) : County Superintendent. of Schools. ; SPORTS. . $35,752.00) LOCALS FORFEIT BASEBALL GAME yesteday forfeited its scheduled Foothill League game. to Georgetown, when Pitcher Alex McKenzie developed a sore arm and:announced he would be unable to pitch. The game was to have been played at Georgetown. Rather than go to Georgetown and face inevitable defeat without the services of a regular pitcher, Man-. ager William Clark of the _ local squad forfeited, giving the Georgetown a 9 to 0 victory in the records. ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP MAY BE OBTAINED Ellard Gates, Nevada City athlete, has an appointment in Morago today with Norman (Red) Strader, head football coach at St. Mary’s College, regarding a scholarship to that in» Stitution. Gates starred in both football and basketball while attending the Nevada City High School. GRASS VALLEY TEAM UPSETS CHICO COLTS The Sacramento Valley Baseball League is in three way tie again today as a result of yesterday’s games. The Grass Valley Miners pulled an PROBATION PLEA ~ MADE BY COLE William Cole, 62, Lime Kiln ranener, asked for probation when he appeared before Superior Judge Yeorge L. Jones Friday for sentencing following his conviction by a superior court jury of a misdemeanor assault charge. The provation application was referred to Probation Offiver A. W. McGagin for a report on Wednesday. Cole was tried.on a felony charge of assault with intent tocommit murder. The jury of seven women and five men returned the verdict on the misdemeanor charge after deliberating one hour. The felony complaint against-Cole was'signed by A. L. Rodda, nephew in law of the defendant. Rodda accused Cole of shooting him with a 22 caliber rifle-during the dispute over a gate which the two men used. Mrs. P. E. Marshall and children have left for Berkeley, where they will reside for the coming school term. The Marshall home here has been rented. upset by défeating the Chico Colts, first half champions, 6 to 2, behind the seven hit hurling of Manager Archie Campbell. The Miners victory and a win for Redding over Yuba City resulted in the three way tie. Redding downed Yuba City by a score of 1 to 0. In the other game, which had no effect on the standing Marysville defeated Woodland by a score of 6 to 5. Nevada Theatre MONDAY high adventure. TUESDAY and SATURDAY’S CHILDREN bucks of happiness in a ‘swell apartment over a garage.” Sparkling musical romance in which Anna Neagle and Ray Milland play and sing the lead roles. It is packed with the spirit of youth on fire with love and WEDNESDAY Twenty bucks a week is turned into a million John Garfield and Amn Shirley show how to do it. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPORTING BLOOD Story of a feud between two old horse racing families in Virginia,. with Robert Young and Maureen O’Sullivan in the leads. Two sisters fall in love with the man their father hates. an Automatic Electric Range will ( ee Put Yourself an this Picture! cook while you cool off _ Come out of the kitchen this summer to enjoy a spot of shade and a tall, cool lemonade while cooking is capably being carried on in an Automatic Electric Range. This is modern California living today in thousands of homes. Why not join this group of enthusiastic electric range users? Today electric cooking is within the means of everyone. Electrié Range prices are low—electricity is cheap in California. You can afford electric cooking. Why not enjoy its many advantages beginning right now? See your dealer or this company.. 160-740. PACHFIC’°GAS“AND ELECTRIC COMPANY