July 3, 1941 (4 pages)

——. Ea ‘The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Supervisors Registration In County RTo Adjourn Day Is 109 Until Mon. Thinking Out Loud By H. M. L. The Fourth of July, birthday of Independence for the United Stat Nevada It is perhaps as world. Greatnes grew from resourceful, free men working upon vast natural re Sources. converting them, conditions riches, of and into In times -of stress, most of us, including those who do a large,share of ‘thé nation’'s thinking, take the short rather than the long view: fbr instance, we have worried much: about the: fate . below has state’s the age of expectations. been new reported Selective the entire Service regis In Nevada City 29 registered with adjourn until Monday, when house. The registration in Grass they will meet as a board of Valley was 52,.Truckee 23, Soda equalization to hear protests Springs 3, Rough and Ready 2. None registered at North San Juan, Gran against property assessments. During the iteville or North Bloomfield. past three days the : The 'Nevada County Selective. Ser supervisors occomplished the follow vice Board will meet this afternoon ; to prepare a report to the state head Appropriated $500 in the 1941-42 probably registration of lar monthly business today and Clerk Merle iMorrison at the court ing: individual and ‘national, 75 It Granted the $360 Wars Veterans in the of that Foreign all men have been 1941-42budget over training until for-rent for a meeting place. ° 28 deferred years ‘from action ‘is of age military taken* by Suspended: the school districts of Congress on a bill to limit the select of the four hundred million Chi nese at the’ hands of the eighty erintendent of Schools Walter Carl million Japanese, It would be well, son informed perhaps, to recall that only afew had fallen below centuries ago thé ‘-Manchus, fierce northernbarbarians;-ever whelmed quirement. the Chinese and’ ruled them fot a Rowe and Warren Odell-on.a—com-= mittee to meet with the city councils ‘sorbed asa bucket of water sorbs a*spoonful‘of salt. whether or’ not victorious, the In. time, the Japanese are they Chinese ab will mass. disappear in There may be enough of them however, to leaven the Chinese loaf. . them the the attendance minimum We may wring our hands at the wanton sacrifice of innocent human lives, at. the destruction of human“institutions built for a bet ter civilization, but “mains that this is the fact re' the ~historie penalty paid from time immemor jal for change under which in the conditions men live. The same reasoning may be applied to the German invasion of Russia, their own devices would undoubtedly have a profound effect upon the lethargy and_ primitive sim plicity of the Russians. succeed in helping Britain to defeat Germanl, and to. restore to Russia all that is now, or that may be lost, we will have restored also that primitive and_ barbaric system of government and society, known as communism. For after all, communism is the most primitive of all social organization. The Indian tribes of the New World practiced it, and African tribes of black men still practice communism. The world only be gan to emerge from the welter of ignorance, poverty and confusion with the rise of individual liberty and free enterprise. Appointed Supervisors Frank of Nevada City and Grass Valley in At long last, the question which or of the Russians, is that of human right as against human prog ress achieved by violence. Russians are content If the with their the ‘participation contend, represent distinct ad then according to our fundamental credo, it is their right to their they lives German as will: overlordship of live without to _ hasten of civilization. It would be much easier to see this, were Americans not so resentful proselyting Russian ists the have ‘done-in of the commun-. our own coun try, in an attempt to restore the sharing of, or equality of wealth The system of individual liberty, of free enterprise does place a high upon brains The _ or ganizer, the engineer, the great artist, and the scientist, given room and time to their talents, bring wealth to often amass exercise immeasurable their fellow men, and fortunes An organization meeting for Nevada, Lassen, Placer and Sacramen from One this city. themselves. purpose of the meeting, highest num man Cary Arbogast presided. forcement officials with state and federal officials with whom they NEVADA CITY WILL TANGLE WITH ROCKLIN would be working in case of an em ergency. issued licenses The body of Soap. box derby. . Baseball 4:30: p. m.—Water fight be Marysville and Eunice Bobeldick, 24, tween _the fire departments—of Grass Valley -and Nevada City. Marsh, 22, both . “mittee assisting in the Fourth cele . . bration sume the entire afternoon ‘will open. ;at 1:30 tomorrow. The highlights of . the sports events will be a soap box . . derby, with { a nationa . . game between the Grass Valley Min USO BENEFIT DANCES USO quota benefit . is dances onthe 2:30. nights of July 4th and 5th at Lake At. moved organization can residence. Clayton, 26, skidded on its side for 160 feet afMine employee, ter it hit the abutment. The car then Travis help put the morrow night at 7:30 ‘ Local arrangements were hand two broken collar bones, with a the o’clock at. Memorial [Park in Grass Valley, The speaker will be Bob Bryan, recent John Hoskins is the dance chairHe announces there will be winner of a county many valuable door prizes. Service men in uniform will be admited free to the dances. Ladies will be wide speaking contest. A band concert is. scheduled to fol-the low the patriotic services’ and admitted free. celebration will come to a close with baseball team is determined to ley, was sent yesterday to Palestine, shock caused by a number of injurcapture this part of the split Texas, for funeral services and buries, which included In addition to a completely led by the Holmes Funeral Hohe. afternoon scheduled, ment. Patriotic exercises will be held to that there is a good turnout for man. .tomorrow is ing campaign over the top by seeing the dances. 5:00 fight Nevada City Fire Department opposthe Grass Valley Fire Depart ganizations in the county and each open the last half of the Footthe automobile he was driving struck les to the highway when it came to Governor Makes Both hill League, the Nevada City the abutment of the culvert on the a halt. Auburn Highway below Grass ValThe death of Hardy was due io July 4 and 5 Holidays. ial. ers and the Pacific Greyhound team of San Francisco. The baseball game will be at Watt Park, Starting at Olympia. water The USO is comprised of all or. their new the winner competing in contest, and a_ baseball l . Mr, and Mrs. E. T. Bonner. have purchased the Krough home on Lost Hill, The Bonner family recently into plans. A sports program which will con 8 p. m.—Fireworks at Mem ceeds of Chamber of . fete a success. George Gilder; Sleeve is chairman of the local com orial Park. County’s Valley . the “es and band concert at Memorial Park, Nevada Kh. T. BONNER FAMILY NOW RESIDING ON LOST HILL Grass City Chamber of ‘Commerce for co. . operating to every extent to make‘ 7:30 p. m.—Patriotic exercis of of Georgetown last Sunday to who was killed early Tuesday. when righted itself and was at right ane season. The . Commerce, which is sponsoring the . celebration, has thanked the Nevada hound team of San Francisco. George Dean Beyer, 43° and Lena Mary Pardini, 39, both of Grass Val team, ’ ter Hawkins willbe one of the parade marshals. ts parade. Grass Valley Miners and Grey of Grass Vialley. drill Cross Chapter, . Boy Scouts and 'Girl Scouts. Dr. Wal game at Watt Park between the were: ; Daughters Antlers ‘Lodge, Red Raymond Emerson Burton, 27, of Former Lava Cap Employee Killed In Automobile Accident Since its 14 to 6 trouncing former Lava Cap m.—Patriotic the Native continuing all afternoon. week issued here since the medical examination law wen't into effect last September. Ol Chairney said, was to acquaint local en a.gigantic fireworks Howard Bennetts chairman of the display. the’ general committee arrang is SACRAMENTO, July 3.—(UP)— ing for the Fourth celebration. Harparade of the neck, Gov. Olson today proclaimed Friday ry Poole, chairman crushed there will announces committee, and Saturday, July 4 and 5 as legal be chest, pierced lung, compound fracin excess of 50 units in the parade. holidays in California and cautioned Robert Shores of Duncan, Ariz., ture of the left leg, broken right hip, The majority of Nevada City resithe motoring public to drive safely who was a passenger in the Hardy broken upper and lower jaws and dents are expected to take in the over the long weekend. revised infield, Manager Richard Biggs boasts of one of the automobile, is tonfined to the Jonmost powerful batting lineups es Hospital in Grass Valley with in in the league. juries, The locals expect to sign secondbaseman before a new Coroner A. M. Holmes, who investigated the accident, said it was one Rocklin. next Sunday for what is ex of the worst pected tobe seen, He said the the hardest fought game of the season. Bill Livesay, who pitched four hit ball against Georgetown will start on the’ mound with the heavy hitting Ainsley Fouyer behind the plate. James Shirley, who (played heads up baseball last Sunday and blasted first base with ‘Babe’? Childers, one of the fanciest ball handlers of face lacerations. Prior to Grass travelling.’ to’ wrecks he had car their Valley the Under departure driver of from the car was cited for speeding by the Grass Valley police. ever Hardy was enroute to Texas to apparently join his wife and child. ROTARY CLUB GEORGE KERWIN TO WAIT A YEAR IN CHARGE OF FORCONVENTION COLORADO LINE The or thirdbase. “ss eee FOOTHILL LEAGUE STANDINGS Nevada City Rotary Clubh’s Chances to entertain Rotary International at Presidents’ and Second Half District 105, the District Secretaries’ Assem bly in August were shattered yesterAuburn day morning when District Governor Nevada City Placerville .. Paul C, Claiborne of Auburn informed Secretary Fred C. Garrison that Georgetown the assembly would be held in Ala Grass Valley meda instead of Nevada City. Rocklin The had Results Last Sunday Auburn 9, Rocklin Alameda not club claimed entertained the thev district lately and felt they were entitled to 3. Nevada City 14, Georgetown 6. it. District Governor Claiborn Placerville 11, Grass Valley. 3. ever Games Sunday power stated to he woud do bring the 1942. all howin his Auburn. here. He stated that all of the clubs Nevada City Rocklin. in the district were anxious to come Placerville in to Nevada City. Georgetown. Nevada Al O’Connor,’ employed at Vallejo, is spending the week here with his parents. Bert night May District mento. At McBride with a returned limit of trout, with flies in a stream near here. for an Nevada City— was a visitor in this city. yesterday. the same club August at time invitation. in many commercial _ institutions will be closed the two days. SAYS NEVADA CITY BENEVOLENT SOCIETY STILL IN EXISTENCE Belle munity. All local stores will be closed. Boy Scouts Will Meet At Plaza Tomorrow For Parade Transportation Douglass called The Boy Scouts of Troops 23 and 24, are requested to meet at the Plaza recent news story carried by this here tomorrow morning at 9 o’cock paper to the effect the Nevada City for participation in the Independence Benevolent Society is no longer in Douglass says the society is Day parade in iGrass Valley. existence. Mrs. Transportation will be provided. from the Plaza to Grass Valley. still in existence but not active. She superin stated existing needy but All relief agencies have occasionally the society in South African mines; of the Newmont Company, is now in charge of the Resurrection Mine at Leadvile, Colorado, This Sacraof the Governor to be pres In a will dated in 1927, the late POPULAR LOCAL YOUNG MAN yr EMPLOYED AT MARE ISLAND ~ John Graves left $1,000 to the benevoent society. Robert The society formerly held an an Graham, son of Mr. and recent Mrs. Charles Ghaham of Nevada City, mont. Gus Gunnelson, until recently years the event has been discontinu on ed. is now employed as a welder at Mare Island on a national defense project. Graham, a graduate of the local high. school, had been employed by the mine is also operated the Murchie by the engineering Newcrew, nual Donation Day but in has been transferred to Leadville to join the staff of Kerwin trance to the there. Resurrection En Mine is on one of the main streets of LeadVille. PHARMACIST IS ROTARY SPEAKER Downieville To Entertain Hundreds At Fourth Fete Idaho-Maryland He Don Grass Downieville Richards, Valley, at pharmacist luncheon of today in is prepared Fourth arranged a. of for tomorrow, was chairman this city and Chief of Police Rescues Cat From Tree A cat which spent entire Tuesday night in a tree was and rescued yesterday by Chief of Police Max Solaro and safely placed in the hands of. its mistress, Mrs. A. M. Hullett. Mrs. Hullett sought the aid of the local fire department in rescueing the cat, which was ; too frightened to descend the o’clock. In New Mexico— Floats have been entered in the par Jos. McCarthy, engineer, formerly ade from all parts of Sierra, County. employed in the Murchie Mine, is J. Neronde of Sacramento: caught. The Loyalton High ‘School band. now in charge of opening up a low the weight limit in trout in Deer will give a concert tomorrow after-. grade copper property at Cuba, New Limit— noonfollowing the parade, in the new discoveries in medicine. Secretary’ Fred Garrison to 2 Mines’! Corporation. known school. highlighted parade at well was active in sports at the local high July celebration, patriotic is the National Hotel told. Rotarians of enterWill Spend Fourth Here— tain hundreds of residents of Sierra Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horner County and former residents at its son, Richard, of Sacramento, by Creek here recently. urged however. tendent of the Murchie, who has for aids someone in distress. some years been scouts are net, either with or ‘without uniforms. taken over 'the task of caring for the The wearing of uniforms is preferred, to the Alameda One retiring District Walter Helms. Catches Trout Visitor In and celebration in ‘the neighboring com will which spend the Fourth of July here with reasons the assembly will be held,in opens tonight with a dance, Horner’s aunt and uncle. Mr. and An elaborate program has been Mrs, Leslie Land. the bay region is probably out of re Tuesday spect caught this Conference the former city, of the program committee. invited community extended Catches Fish Limit— City this Kerwin, proclamation, county and state public offices, banks Mrs. assembly Grass Valley in in George the _ Nugget’s attention to an error in a the loop, moving to either shortstop Fred Conner of North San Juan (Continued on Page Two) Independence Day Program In Grass Valley 10 a. ; Marching units from here, besides: the Nevada City band, will include hoped to be reached with*the pro{ sessions. at the Spending Week Here— premium Defense Council Meeting present which characterized the ‘American Indian. Corps were today completing their floats for the parade. 1:30 p. m.—Sports program, has been the licenses in a the All members of the board were in attendance their progress toward higher planes That ber of Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen and DisValley 'and the one contemlated for nice Elizabeth trict Attorney Vernon’ Stoll were Nevada ‘City ‘were abandoned upon Vallejo, way of life, and if it does, as many vance over the days of serfdom, The local volunteer fire department, Native Daughters of the Golden West, Chamber of Commerce, Forest Service and Civilian Conservat io four licenses. to Counties under the civil pratecley. : tion phase of the state defense ¢ouncounty and ‘cities in‘a recreational Robert Bruce Stine, 19, of San Sacramento with project formerly conducted by the cil was held in Francisco and Adelle Eva Mosser, 19 Deputy Attorney General Warren OlWorks Progress Administration, . of Grass Valley. The recreational project in Grass ney of San Francisco presiding. Walter Louis Isaksen, 25, and Eurelation to out three hits, will again take over we have resolved to answer in fav The observance of Independence Day tomorrow will be observed jointly by Nevada City and Grass Valley. The celebration will be held in Grass Valley this year. Showing a spirit of cooperation, Nevada City has many floats and marching units entered in the parade, which starts tomorrow morning promptly at 10 o'clock. this week, when: County Clerk R. N. McCormack and his deputies issued a broken Let us face. the fact that if we MANY NEVADA CITY FLOATS AND MARCHING UNITS IN PARADE, WHICH WILL HIGHLIGHT FOURTH FETE UPWARD SPURT IN MARRIAGES INTHIS COUNTY Those Vernon Stoll Attend ; and too, assuming that Russia sooner or later is defeated, there will be a leaven. The Germans if left to Sheriff Tobiassen And re-. the discontinuance of the WPA. bargarities and cruelties that the Japanese have practiced, at the For Observance Of Independence Day — budget to the.Nevada County Health quarters in the local registration. The marriage license business in The local board has been notified Clinic. Nevada County took an upward spurt Cherokee and Spenceville after Supive service training age to 28 years. long period, But the Chinese won in the end. The Manchus were: ab Twin Cities Prepared— Chief of Police Max Solaro today issued a warning to Nevada City youngsters and adults as well, that a city ordinance prohibits the discharge of firecrackers within the city limit. The sale of firecrackers is also prohibited by city ordinance. Solaro urges a safe and sane Fourth. The supervisors were extration fell below the expectations pected to conclude their reguof the Selective Service officials. under free enterprise . THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1941. The 6 old on ter Beware of ‘‘Crackers’’ Law Prohibits Them totaled 109, which was between 50 by the past, to peer into the future. , the reaction of . 21 from last October 16th to July 1 good a time as any to review and, down a mass of historical data to find essentials, nfade the United States great. First was resource‘ful men and women, free and‘ unafraid. Second were natural: resources unmatched anywhere in ,County’s young men who reached BOARD APPROPRIATES $500 TO HEALTH CLINIC Two things, if one cared to boil tomorrow. in so far one may, instructed the —J — Vol. 15, No. 53. is \ ‘This paper gives you complete coverage of all local happenings. If you want to read about your friends, your neighbors, read The Nugget. COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA ee 2 ronan es ity Nugget Nevada. The Nugget is delivered to’ your home twice a week for only 30 cents per month Mexico, for the Raskob interests. tree. [It is believed a dog chas III ed the cat up the tree,

——. Ea ‘The County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Supervisors Registration In County RTo Adjourn Day Is 109 Until Mon. Thinking Out Loud By H. M. L. The Fourth of July, birthday of Independence for the United Stat Nevada It is perhaps as world. Greatnes grew from resourceful, free men working upon vast natural re Sources. converting them, conditions riches, of and into In times -of stress, most of us, including those who do a large,share of ‘thé nation’'s thinking, take the short rather than the long view: fbr instance, we have worried much: about the: fate . below has state’s the age of expectations. been new reported Selective the entire Service regis In Nevada City 29 registered with adjourn until Monday, when house. The registration in Grass they will meet as a board of Valley was 52,.Truckee 23, Soda equalization to hear protests Springs 3, Rough and Ready 2. None registered at North San Juan, Gran against property assessments. During the iteville or North Bloomfield. past three days the : The 'Nevada County Selective. Ser supervisors occomplished the follow vice Board will meet this afternoon ; to prepare a report to the state head Appropriated $500 in the 1941-42 probably registration of lar monthly business today and Clerk Merle iMorrison at the court ing: individual and ‘national, 75 It Granted the $360 Wars Veterans in the of that Foreign all men have been 1941-42budget over training until for-rent for a meeting place. ° 28 deferred years ‘from action ‘is of age military taken* by Suspended: the school districts of Congress on a bill to limit the select of the four hundred million Chi nese at the’ hands of the eighty erintendent of Schools Walter Carl million Japanese, It would be well, son informed perhaps, to recall that only afew had fallen below centuries ago thé ‘-Manchus, fierce northernbarbarians;-ever whelmed quirement. the Chinese and’ ruled them fot a Rowe and Warren Odell-on.a—com-= mittee to meet with the city councils ‘sorbed asa bucket of water sorbs a*spoonful‘of salt. whether or’ not victorious, the In. time, the Japanese are they Chinese ab will mass. disappear in There may be enough of them however, to leaven the Chinese loaf. . them the the attendance minimum We may wring our hands at the wanton sacrifice of innocent human lives, at. the destruction of human“institutions built for a bet ter civilization, but “mains that this is the fact re' the ~historie penalty paid from time immemor jal for change under which in the conditions men live. The same reasoning may be applied to the German invasion of Russia, their own devices would undoubtedly have a profound effect upon the lethargy and_ primitive sim plicity of the Russians. succeed in helping Britain to defeat Germanl, and to. restore to Russia all that is now, or that may be lost, we will have restored also that primitive and_ barbaric system of government and society, known as communism. For after all, communism is the most primitive of all social organization. The Indian tribes of the New World practiced it, and African tribes of black men still practice communism. The world only be gan to emerge from the welter of ignorance, poverty and confusion with the rise of individual liberty and free enterprise. Appointed Supervisors Frank of Nevada City and Grass Valley in At long last, the question which or of the Russians, is that of human right as against human prog ress achieved by violence. Russians are content If the with their the ‘participation contend, represent distinct ad then according to our fundamental credo, it is their right to their they lives German as will: overlordship of live without to _ hasten of civilization. It would be much easier to see this, were Americans not so resentful proselyting Russian ists the have ‘done-in of the commun-. our own coun try, in an attempt to restore the sharing of, or equality of wealth The system of individual liberty, of free enterprise does place a high upon brains The _ or ganizer, the engineer, the great artist, and the scientist, given room and time to their talents, bring wealth to often amass exercise immeasurable their fellow men, and fortunes An organization meeting for Nevada, Lassen, Placer and Sacramen from One this city. themselves. purpose of the meeting, highest num man Cary Arbogast presided. forcement officials with state and federal officials with whom they NEVADA CITY WILL TANGLE WITH ROCKLIN would be working in case of an em ergency. issued licenses The body of Soap. box derby. . Baseball 4:30: p. m.—Water fight be Marysville and Eunice Bobeldick, 24, tween _the fire departments—of Grass Valley -and Nevada City. Marsh, 22, both . “mittee assisting in the Fourth cele . . bration sume the entire afternoon ‘will open. ;at 1:30 tomorrow. The highlights of . the sports events will be a soap box . . derby, with { a nationa . . game between the Grass Valley Min USO BENEFIT DANCES USO quota benefit . is dances onthe 2:30. nights of July 4th and 5th at Lake At. moved organization can residence. Clayton, 26, skidded on its side for 160 feet afMine employee, ter it hit the abutment. The car then Travis help put the morrow night at 7:30 ‘ Local arrangements were hand two broken collar bones, with a the o’clock at. Memorial [Park in Grass Valley, The speaker will be Bob Bryan, recent John Hoskins is the dance chairHe announces there will be winner of a county many valuable door prizes. Service men in uniform will be admited free to the dances. Ladies will be wide speaking contest. A band concert is. scheduled to fol-the low the patriotic services’ and admitted free. celebration will come to a close with baseball team is determined to ley, was sent yesterday to Palestine, shock caused by a number of injurcapture this part of the split Texas, for funeral services and buries, which included In addition to a completely led by the Holmes Funeral Hohe. afternoon scheduled, ment. Patriotic exercises will be held to that there is a good turnout for man. .tomorrow is ing campaign over the top by seeing the dances. 5:00 fight Nevada City Fire Department opposthe Grass Valley Fire Depart ganizations in the county and each open the last half of the Footthe automobile he was driving struck les to the highway when it came to Governor Makes Both hill League, the Nevada City the abutment of the culvert on the a halt. Auburn Highway below Grass ValThe death of Hardy was due io July 4 and 5 Holidays. ial. ers and the Pacific Greyhound team of San Francisco. The baseball game will be at Watt Park, Starting at Olympia. water The USO is comprised of all or. their new the winner competing in contest, and a_ baseball l . Mr, and Mrs. E. T. Bonner. have purchased the Krough home on Lost Hill, The Bonner family recently into plans. A sports program which will con 8 p. m.—Fireworks at Mem ceeds of Chamber of . fete a success. George Gilder; Sleeve is chairman of the local com orial Park. County’s Valley . the “es and band concert at Memorial Park, Nevada Kh. T. BONNER FAMILY NOW RESIDING ON LOST HILL Grass City Chamber of ‘Commerce for co. . operating to every extent to make‘ 7:30 p. m.—Patriotic exercis of of Georgetown last Sunday to who was killed early Tuesday. when righted itself and was at right ane season. The . Commerce, which is sponsoring the . celebration, has thanked the Nevada hound team of San Francisco. George Dean Beyer, 43° and Lena Mary Pardini, 39, both of Grass Val team, ’ ter Hawkins willbe one of the parade marshals. ts parade. Grass Valley Miners and Grey of Grass Vialley. drill Cross Chapter, . Boy Scouts and 'Girl Scouts. Dr. Wal game at Watt Park between the were: ; Daughters Antlers ‘Lodge, Red Raymond Emerson Burton, 27, of Former Lava Cap Employee Killed In Automobile Accident Since its 14 to 6 trouncing former Lava Cap m.—Patriotic the Native continuing all afternoon. week issued here since the medical examination law wen't into effect last September. Ol Chairney said, was to acquaint local en a.gigantic fireworks Howard Bennetts chairman of the display. the’ general committee arrang is SACRAMENTO, July 3.—(UP)— ing for the Fourth celebration. Harparade of the neck, Gov. Olson today proclaimed Friday ry Poole, chairman crushed there will announces committee, and Saturday, July 4 and 5 as legal be chest, pierced lung, compound fracin excess of 50 units in the parade. holidays in California and cautioned Robert Shores of Duncan, Ariz., ture of the left leg, broken right hip, The majority of Nevada City resithe motoring public to drive safely who was a passenger in the Hardy broken upper and lower jaws and dents are expected to take in the over the long weekend. revised infield, Manager Richard Biggs boasts of one of the automobile, is tonfined to the Jonmost powerful batting lineups es Hospital in Grass Valley with in in the league. juries, The locals expect to sign secondbaseman before a new Coroner A. M. Holmes, who investigated the accident, said it was one Rocklin. next Sunday for what is ex of the worst pected tobe seen, He said the the

hardest fought game of the season. Bill Livesay, who pitched four hit ball against Georgetown will start on the’ mound with the heavy hitting Ainsley Fouyer behind the plate. James Shirley, who (played heads up baseball last Sunday and blasted first base with ‘Babe’? Childers, one of the fanciest ball handlers of face lacerations. Prior to Grass travelling.’ to’ wrecks he had car their Valley the Under departure driver of from the car was cited for speeding by the Grass Valley police. ever Hardy was enroute to Texas to apparently join his wife and child. ROTARY CLUB GEORGE KERWIN TO WAIT A YEAR IN CHARGE OF FORCONVENTION COLORADO LINE The or thirdbase. “ss eee FOOTHILL LEAGUE STANDINGS Nevada City Rotary Clubh’s Chances to entertain Rotary International at Presidents’ and Second Half District 105, the District Secretaries’ Assem bly in August were shattered yesterAuburn day morning when District Governor Nevada City Placerville ... Paul C, Claiborne of Auburn informed Secretary Fred C. Garrison that Georgetown the assembly would be held in Ala Grass Valley meda instead of Nevada City. Rocklin The had Results Last Sunday Auburn 9, Rocklin Alameda not club claimed entertained the thev district lately and felt they were entitled to 3. Nevada City 14, Georgetown 6. it. District Governor Claiborn Placerville 11, Grass Valley. 3. ever Games Sunday power stated to he woud do bring the 1942. all howin his Auburn. here. He stated that all of the clubs Nevada City Rocklin. in the district were anxious to come Placerville in to Nevada City. Georgetown. Nevada Al O’Connor,’ employed at Vallejo, is spending the week here with his parents. Bert night May District mento. At McBride with a returned limit of trout, with flies in a stream near here. for an Nevada City— was a visitor in this city. yesterday. the same club August at time invitation. in many commercial _ institutions will be closed the two days. SAYS NEVADA CITY BENEVOLENT SOCIETY STILL IN EXISTENCE Belle munity. All local stores will be closed. Boy Scouts Will Meet At Plaza Tomorrow For Parade Transportation Douglass called The Boy Scouts of Troops 23 and 24, are requested to meet at the Plaza recent news story carried by this here tomorrow morning at 9 o’cock paper to the effect the Nevada City for participation in the Independence Benevolent Society is no longer in Douglass says the society is Day parade in iGrass Valley. existence. Mrs. Transportation will be provided. from the Plaza to Grass Valley. still in existence but not active. She superin stated existing needy but All relief agencies have occasionally the society in South African mines; of the Newmont Company, is now in charge of the Resurrection Mine at Leadvile, Colorado, This Sacraof the Governor to be pres In a will dated in 1927, the late POPULAR LOCAL YOUNG MAN yr EMPLOYED AT MARE ISLAND ~ John Graves left $1,000 to the benevoent society. Robert The society formerly held an an Graham, son of Mr. and recent Mrs. Charles Ghaham of Nevada City, mont. Gus Gunnelson, until recently years the event has been discontinu on ed. is now employed as a welder at Mare Island on a national defense project. Graham, a graduate of the local high. school, had been employed by the mine is also operated the Murchie by the engineering Newcrew, nual Donation Day but in has been transferred to Leadville to join the staff of Kerwin trance to the there. Resurrection En Mine is on one of the main streets of LeadVille. PHARMACIST IS ROTARY SPEAKER Downieville To Entertain Hundreds At Fourth Fete Idaho-Maryland He Don Grass Downieville Richards, Valley, at pharmacist luncheon of today in is prepared Fourth arranged a. of for tomorrow, was chairman this city and Chief of Police Rescues Cat From Tree A cat which spent entire Tuesday night in a tree was and rescued yesterday by Chief of Police Max Solaro and safely placed in the hands of. its mistress, Mrs. A. M. Hullett. Mrs. Hullett sought the aid of the local fire department in rescueing the cat, which was ; too frightened to descend the o’clock. In New Mexico— Floats have been entered in the par Jos. McCarthy, engineer, formerly ade from all parts of Sierra, County. employed in the Murchie Mine, is J. Neronde of Sacramento: caught. The Loyalton High ‘School band. now in charge of opening up a low the weight limit in trout in Deer will give a concert tomorrow after-. grade copper property at Cuba, New Limit— noonfollowing the parade, in the new discoveries in medicine. Secretary’ Fred Garrison to 2 Mines’! Corporation. known school. highlighted parade at well was active in sports at the local high July celebration, patriotic is the National Hotel told. Rotarians of enterWill Spend Fourth Here— tain hundreds of residents of Sierra Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horner County and former residents at its son, Richard, of Sacramento, by Creek here recently. urged however. tendent of the Murchie, who has for aids someone in distress. some years been scouts are net, either with or ‘without uniforms. taken over 'the task of caring for the The wearing of uniforms is preferred, to the Alameda One retiring District Walter Helms. Catches Trout Visitor In and celebration in ‘the neighboring com will which spend the Fourth of July here with reasons the assembly will be held,in opens tonight with a dance, Horner’s aunt and uncle. Mr. and An elaborate program has been Mrs, Leslie Land. the bay region is probably out of re Tuesday spect caught this Conference the former city, of the program committee. invited community extended Catches Fish Limit— City this Kerwin, proclamation, county and state public offices, banks Mrs. assembly Grass Valley in in George the _ Nugget’s attention to an error in a the loop, moving to either shortstop Fred Conner of North San Juan (Continued on Page Two) Independence Day Program In Grass Valley 10 a. ; Marching units from here, besides: the Nevada City band, will include hoped to be reached with*the pro{ sessions. at the Spending Week Here— premium Defense Council Meeting present which characterized the ‘American Indian. Corps were today completing their floats for the parade. 1:30 p. m.—Sports program, has been the licenses in a the All members of the board were in attendance their progress toward higher planes That ber of Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen and DisValley 'and the one contemlated for nice Elizabeth trict Attorney Vernon’ Stoll were Nevada ‘City ‘were abandoned upon Vallejo, way of life, and if it does, as many vance over the days of serfdom, The local volunteer fire department, Native Daughters of the Golden West, Chamber of Commerce, Forest Service and Civilian Conservat io four licenses. to Counties under the civil pratecley. : tion phase of the state defense ¢ouncounty and ‘cities in‘a recreational Robert Bruce Stine, 19, of San Sacramento with project formerly conducted by the cil was held in Francisco and Adelle Eva Mosser, 19 Deputy Attorney General Warren OlWorks Progress Administration, . of Grass Valley. The recreational project in Grass ney of San Francisco presiding. Walter Louis Isaksen, 25, and Eurelation to out three hits, will again take over we have resolved to answer in fav The observance of Independence Day tomorrow will be observed jointly by Nevada City and Grass Valley. The celebration will be held in Grass Valley this year. Showing a spirit of cooperation, Nevada City has many floats and marching units entered in the parade, which starts tomorrow morning promptly at 10 o'clock. this week, when: County Clerk R. N. McCormack and his deputies issued a broken Let us face. the fact that if we MANY NEVADA CITY FLOATS AND MARCHING UNITS IN PARADE, WHICH WILL HIGHLIGHT FOURTH FETE UPWARD SPURT IN MARRIAGES INTHIS COUNTY Those Vernon Stoll Attend ; and too, assuming that Russia sooner or later is defeated, there will be a leaven. The Germans if left to Sheriff Tobiassen And re-. the discontinuance of the WPA. bargarities and cruelties that the Japanese have practiced, at the For Observance Of Independence Day — budget to the.Nevada County Health quarters in the local registration. The marriage license business in The local board has been notified Clinic. Nevada County took an upward spurt Cherokee and Spenceville after Supive service training age to 28 years. long period, But the Chinese won in the end. The Manchus were: ab Twin Cities Prepared— Chief of Police Max Solaro today issued a warning to Nevada City youngsters and adults as well, that a city ordinance prohibits the discharge of firecrackers within the city limit. The sale of firecrackers is also prohibited by city ordinance. Solaro urges a safe and sane Fourth. The supervisors were extration fell below the expectations pected to conclude their reguof the Selective Service officials. under free enterprise . THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1941. The 6 old on ter Beware of ‘‘Crackers’’ Law Prohibits Them totaled 109, which was between 50 by the past, to peer into the future. , the reaction of . 21 from last October 16th to July 1 good a time as any to review and, down a mass of historical data to find essentials, nfade the United States great. First was resource‘ful men and women, free and‘ unafraid. Second were natural: resources unmatched anywhere in ,County’s young men who reached BOARD APPROPRIATES $500 TO HEALTH CLINIC Two things, if one cared to boil tomorrow. in so far one may, instructed the —J — Vol. 15, No. 53. is \ ‘This paper gives you complete coverage of all local happenings. If you want to read about your friends, your neighbors, read The Nugget. COVERS RICHEST GOLD AREA IN CALIFORNIA ee 2 ronan es ity Nugget Nevada. The Nugget is delivered to’ your home twice a week for only 30 cents per month Mexico, for the Raskob interests. tree. [It is believed a dog chas III ed the cat up the tree,