July 31, 1936 (6 pages)

‘g? sale sforteatesfeatestestesteatesteatenteate stesteatestestesteatesteateste Nevada City Nugget: A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published , at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE .. Aiesccehediesestesteteadusretshe seas Editor and Publisher 3 Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, D 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ho aXe # » a —) One year (In Advance) NEVADA CITY NUGGET CROWDED OFF HIGHWAY Mr. Hector McNeill, who ts op er-, ating a placer mining property Z. bm Camptonville, reports he was crow ed off the road by a motorist com Miss Freida Touth Forms are ‘up ‘and reinforced steel Weds Fred Crabbe ha’ been practically installed for the Miss Freida Touth and Fred Crab be were united in marriage SaturAny young man who is eligible to enroll in the CCC and does not do it is making, a huge mistake, in the opinion of DeWitt Nelson, supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest at Nevada City. Nowhere else, says Nel son, is there the same opportunity ter and learn to coordinate mind and muscle in such healthful environ . FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936. 7 ; POURING IS CCC CAMPS GIVE Social. Events CONCRETE BEGUN ON CHEIM BLDC. NG BOYS TRAINI FOR LIFE WORK to build physical and moral charac The White Man’s Burden _ ment. mA day evening in the Methodist church with Rev. H. H. Buckner officiating. Miss Ruth E. Ebber was maid of honor and John Mensch was best man. The bride has lived in Nevada ing from the south, this side of the cement wall gn the Deer Creek side South Yuba River bridge Wedne of the lot in the ‘burnt district’. day while enroute to Nevada City. 4 Pouring concrete. started yesterday. The car rolled down an embank= The wall will be about 100 feet ment 75 feet before coming to a stop long and 15 feet high, with 18 inch on its side. Mr. McNeill was brought width cement base, tapering to nine to Nevada City and Dr. B W. Huminches at the top. The concrete melt foundation is poured in the forms Mrs. Carl A. Libbey SES Of course the Indians are not trying to get back the land itself. But, in view of the hazards of land-owning these days, vice superintendents and foremen cut over an eye, a badly bruised leg, and other cuts and the new buildings as rapidly as pos the Empire Star bine in Grass Valsible. ‘ ley, a past grand of Oustomah Lodge (Contributed) officers who have now had severai No 16, I. 0. O. F. and an = active years’ experience in managing them The Indians of California are on the war path again. ROUGH AND READY MINE member of the Methodist church. The historic Rough and Ready “It’s not scalps they're after, this time, nor are they moband maintaining just the proper deFollowing the wedding refreshgree of government necessary for the gravel mine near Dutch Flat is proments were enjoyed at the home of ilizing to repulse a new invasion of “‘pale faces.’’ They are training of the young men without ducing steadily. A crew of six is en_ aroused because a law they pushed through Congress at the the severe discipline of the regulai Mr. and Mrs. Henry Salter on gaged in drifting and taking out Spring street. army They are men with families of recent session, was vetoed. The young couple will make their gravel. The Trixie Mining Company started operations last fall and inThe law was an amendment to an act approved in 1928, their own who take a keen personal home in Nevada City. interest in the welfare and developstalled a complete gravel . outfit. which authorized the Indians to sue the United States for pay ment of the young fellows. William Certon is superintendent. for lands, goods, and other benefits promised in the “Eighteen Capable educational directors see Lost Treaties’ negotiated in 1851 and 1852. -It would have that their mental faculties are not Hostess at Art Exhibit opera house, ol@ homes and barns, allowed to atrophy. The technical serall having a quaint touch of early ‘or twelve millions, as is now the case. a for the service station and construcCity. for some time, bruises. coming here tion. of the building should start in from South Dakota. a few days Mr. Isador Cheim of ' Mr. Crabbe hasS made: his home in WANTED MAN ARRESTED Marysville is owner of the property. Nevada City for a number of years. Work is being rushed to complete CAMPTONVILLE, July 30.—Word He is an engineer in the employ of The camps are conducted by ‘army made possible suits totalling $35,000,000 instead of just ten! dressed Mrs. Carl A. Libbey most grac Jones Live Oak and Gladen Meda took developed. Sufficient ore is reported over in the sight property near Wei 25-ton unit secondary driven to cut under old workings and an ore bearing dyke has been flotation é pr 107 Mill St. Grass Valley Drorecnapner warrant purchase of a mill. Plans are underway to set up:a mar two years ago. A drift has been itt to ineluding crushers, cells this primary and ball mill, and fall. Four men are employed under ground. The studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. . . 8 i hour Kodak finishing ser his industry and intelligence recemmended himself to us. But that is only part of the good he received from his service in the corps. We cannot of course, assure. all the young men positions; but their service in the CCC is going-to be of incalculable value to them regardless of what trade or profession they take up for their life’s work.’ -ent ty theft had been captured at Mariposa. Sheriff MeCoy sent for him, and he will be detained in the county jail until arraigned before Judge Acton M. Cleveland. The complaint was sworn to lash October by A. J.-Massa who alleges @ that Kretchmar broke into his house and stole a pistol, quicksilver’ and other personal property. : i 4 Sere : . Ht esis visitors in : 3 Nevada City Seeianernen es ne yesterday, Nebestesferferfeofstee ei eleierfotesetotieteiuloteteteetter Seeleqeeefefestontereoteotesteoteatent EE ease Your Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad supports a. large family. It is the mainstay for comfortable, homey cottages. of its employees in Grass Valley and Nevada City. It is proud of t@e good é itizens it employs; men and women who add to the constructive yatue oF the cities in which y they make their homes. n r . ~ ‘A ‘ *% ry Then, too, the Nevada County Lae Railroad helps in the Support of many other families, not directly connected = as employees. They are the merchants, the supply dealer, and all those members of that great diversified group locally handling material; your railroad must use in its maintenance and operation. Eighty-five cents is the lion’s share of the dollar. Yet eighty-five cents out of every Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad dollar goes back to the community in wages or material purchases! Additional money goes into county and city channels in the way of taxes. Part of the upkeep expense of roads, streets, schools, parks, playgrounds, etc, is borne by your railroad. an appreciative home Nevada Cou nty Narrow Gauge ~ Railroad Nevada County Trucking Company Nevada County : arrow Gauge Railroad-Stage Lines" da Pacific Trucking Agency 85 cents out of every Narrow Gauge dollar goes back to the community in wages or material purchases, at, ot earstoke apes)Ygs ROO OF OR I OR of a Dollar. este * te ite she te ste ot ot, she ste she ate st, ot. Nerhe ste steste steric ste she she she Me she she she I a te oh tt tt est ai i she whe oh, e hh he i ot ee a a lie ie Be ake ie ake ae oa Neerierer st 2tehes sh o Heat Re a%e ate a He te ate ee te ot. +, 7 te ferfesle re fesfeaferteatesteateatest BOSoat>st‘aHe este s%+3Hie has racy aye)taesfear 05teoneah,cate. *+he+,+4)feotes!+,*rsfeast i ac+ +, eS 85 cents Change Out ater = KH It’s a “home”’ institution, proudly serving. people. SAFEWAY Sweryday Prices effective 7 days July 31st to Aug. 6th Prices . are LOWER These low prices are typical of the savings you can make at your lecal Safeway the year ’round. 4 FRESH AIRWAY ___.0.. 2 LBS. 50c LIPTONS TEA 14 sone Tie ee Fr eS Lb. pkg. %5e ne een t po RIPE OLIVES . Pint Tin ] 3c Lindsay Medium Sizé go »<. No. 2 Can ]3¢ Del Monte Barly Garden ASPARAGUS .. 2 for 23¢ DEVILED MEAT .. 6 for 25¢ ~ Libbys No. 14 Cans Pienie” Tins—Highway < 139 CRACKERS . 2 . b. pkg. N. B.C. Snowflakes Mite Lge. pkg. =. FORMAY ... 3 Ib. tin 53c Shortening SALT Yo FLOUR F. AD _,,f POUNDS $1.29 Harvest Blossom @ Fy EL GRANDE. 49 LBS. $1.09 SYRUP QUART Ge ea le SLEEPY HOLLOW 10 LB. TIN 99c . Cane and Maple ° PORK AND BEANS ANOTHER g 2 pkgs. 15¢ Mortens Kitchen Package Seem aR EASY CONTEST 9e OUNCE TINS Van Camps Large. Each int CASH $500. 0 MONEY PRIZES 31 MINUTE TAPIOCA Totaling $1500.00 Reg. pkg. ]2c 538 OW SB See eos ee 1% lb. loaf ]2c For Best 50-Word Letters Telling “WHAT CHAIN STORES: DO FOR CALIFORNIA : 24 Serks at Ask any of our c:crK ay of ows sioces for free ts pamphlet of belptui hinnk. bla ry sat ! cia off 6 can If you can write you enter. No purchase 1 mece BROADCAST . EVERY MONDAY si ~ CALIFORNIA’" HOU MALT SYRUP .. nae 3 bb. tin 59c Blue Ribbon SELL WEED oo. Pkg. 5c ICE CREAM MIX . sop dca ee 2 tins [9c Burnetts—Assorted Flavors A POS oc. 6 Ige. boxes . 7c Highway } I reeB Te peg . SCOTCH GRANULATED SOA Ce NEO ook. ccs clccccaecnncuenceeens 3 BARS 17%c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP .....--.-.-.10 BARS 29c RINSO—LARGE SIZE 2 PACKAGES 39c 5 : FLY SPRAY ae Quart can 63¢ are GALLON CAN $1.67 2 Gallons $] 19 JELLS RITE PECTIN 2 for 25c Penn Rad Sealed Can 8 Ounce Bottle PN i 2 pkgs. JAR RUBBERS RED RUBBER JAR CAPS 2 dozen KERR SELF SBALING REGULAR SIZE FRUIT JARS KH) KFRC KbGK KDB <M KEP pre be ber on a charge of burglary and pet day period. There were also many Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goggan and . . . daughter and son of Tahoe City were si Wice: * a artctor in the CCC’s and through we) Cal WARDEN ARRESTS FOUR xj direct their energies in the field iously entertained members of the fine views from Nevada City and Civic teaching them how to do a good day’s Club and friends Wednesday Grass Valley on display. Mr. E. J. Willard, captain of ‘t work and feel proud of sup UG ofafternoon and evening at her beauA delightful feature of the after-. fish and game commission in tha a good salary. He learned to operate for are ous has been received from the shériff office at Marysville, that Ernest Kr, techmar, wanted here-since last Oct6 it might be a break for white man if they did. There is the ten teaching them vocations Which tiful home on Broad street where an noon and evening entertainment was district, arrested four men Monday,, continual struggle against droughts, insects, weeds and taxwill serve them Well in private life. exhibit of pictures of Mr. -Clifford the exquisite playing of Miss Rose. July 27, at Lake Fordyce in the high . But the biggest . value, Nelson Warner, the artist, were exhibited. mary Richards, niece of Mrs, Lib-. Sierras for allegedly having a 1,000% es. And now there is this new threat in California to tfy to feels, ia that re-creation of mentai Mr. Warner is leaving for Downiebey. Those assisting in receiving foot ‘set line in the lake to catch 9 support the whole state treasury by a tax on land alone== and physical virility and resourceville to spend some time and the were Miss Savory.Ford and Mrs. B. fish. Their names are Matt Lendo, fulness that seems to come. from club was anxious that everyone view M. Reeter, Assisting in serving were the Single Tax. ae A. M. Meidl, A. Marseano dnd Max Although such was not what Kipling meant by the contact with the soil, and living and the paintings. Several new pictures Missea Margaret and Ruth Rector, Payer. \ phrase, nevertheless land seems to be qualifying as the real working in the ‘‘wide open spaces.” ; of North San Juan, made by the art: Betty Bettles, Mary Jane Warnecke, The men appeared before Judgg™ “Just this week,’’ Nelson said, ‘I ist recently, were on exhibit fo? the and Rosemary Richards. Delicious W. L. Mobley Wednesday forenoon: “White Man’s Burden.” And if this latest tax blow falls on had the pleasure of appointing Franfirst time and consisted of the old. strawberry ice was served the guests. and plead not guilty. land, we might just as well give it back to the Indians to let cis Packer of Nevada City as a tractor operator in the Forest Service at it become the Red Man’s Burden. LIVE OAK MINE rh j PAGE TWO Dozen. Qts. KERR SEL SEALING REGULAR MOUTH COMPLETE WITH COVERS a Get Your Free Family Circle—Out Friday Your, f ‘CROCER, dic wh

‘g? sale sforteatesfeatestestesteatesteatenteate stesteatestestesteatesteateste Nevada City Nugget: A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published , at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE ... Aiesccehediesestesteteadusretshe seas Editor and Publisher 3 Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, D 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ho aXe # » a —) One year (In Advance) NEVADA CITY NUGGET CROWDED OFF HIGHWAY Mr. Hector McNeill, who ts op er-, ating a placer mining property Z. bm Camptonville, reports he was crow ed off the road by a motorist com Miss Freida Touth Forms are ‘up ‘and reinforced steel Weds Fred Crabbe ha’ been practically installed for the Miss Freida Touth and Fred Crab be were united in marriage SaturAny young man who is eligible to enroll in the CCC and does not do it is making, a huge mistake, in the opinion of DeWitt Nelson, supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest at Nevada City. Nowhere else, says Nel son, is there the same opportunity ter and learn to coordinate mind and muscle in such healthful environ . FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936. 7 ; POURING IS CCC CAMPS GIVE Social. Events CONCRETE BEGUN ON CHEIM BLDC. NG BOYS TRAINI FOR LIFE WORK to build physical and moral charac The White Man’s Burden _ ment. mA day evening in the Methodist church with Rev. H. H. Buckner officiating. Miss Ruth E. Ebber was maid of honor and John Mensch was best man. The bride has lived in Nevada ing from the south, this side of the cement wall gn the Deer Creek side South Yuba River bridge Wedne of the lot in the ‘burnt district’. day while enroute to Nevada City. 4 Pouring concrete. started yesterday. The car rolled down an embank= The wall will be about 100 feet ment 75 feet before coming to a stop long and 15 feet high, with 18 inch on its side. Mr. McNeill was brought width cement base, tapering to nine to Nevada City and Dr. B W. Huminches at the top. The concrete melt foundation is poured in the forms Mrs. Carl A. Libbey SES Of course the Indians are not trying to get back the land itself. But, in view of the hazards of land-owning these days, vice superintendents and foremen cut over an eye, a badly bruised leg, and other cuts and the new buildings as rapidly as pos the Empire Star bine in Grass Valsible. ‘ ley, a past grand of Oustomah Lodge (Contributed) officers who have now had severai No 16, I. 0. O. F. and an = active years’ experience in managing them The Indians of California are on the war path again. ROUGH AND READY MINE member of the Methodist church. The historic Rough and Ready “It’s not scalps they're after, this time, nor are they moband maintaining just the proper deFollowing the wedding refreshgree of government necessary for the gravel mine near Dutch Flat is proments were enjoyed at the home of ilizing to repulse a new invasion of “‘pale faces.’’ They are training of the young men without ducing steadily. A crew of six is en_ aroused because a law they pushed through Congress at the the severe discipline of the regulai Mr. and Mrs. Henry Salter on gaged in drifting and taking out Spring street. army They are men with families of recent session, was vetoed. The young couple will make their gravel. The Trixie Mining Company started operations last fall and inThe law was an amendment to an act approved in 1928, their own who take a keen personal home in Nevada City. interest in the welfare and developstalled a complete gravel . outfit. which authorized the Indians to sue the United States for pay ment of the young fellows. William Certon is superintendent. for lands, goods, and other benefits promised in the “Eighteen Capable educational directors see Lost Treaties’ negotiated in 1851 and 1852. -It would have that their mental faculties are not Hostess at Art Exhibit opera house, ol@ homes and barns, allowed to atrophy. The technical serall having a quaint touch of early ‘or twelve millions, as is now the case. a for the service station and construcCity. for some time, bruises. coming here tion. of the building should start in from South Dakota. a few days Mr. Isador Cheim of ' Mr. Crabbe hasS made: his home in WANTED MAN ARRESTED Marysville is owner of the property. Nevada City for a number of years. Work is being rushed to complete CAMPTONVILLE, July 30.—Word He is an engineer in the employ of The camps are conducted by ‘army made possible suits totalling $35,000,000 instead of just ten! dressed Mrs. Carl A. Libbey most grac Jones Live Oak and Gladen Meda took developed. Sufficient ore is reported over in the sight property near Wei 25-ton unit secondary driven to cut under old workings and an ore bearing dyke has been flotation é pr 107 Mill St. Grass Valley Drorecnapner warrant purchase of a mill. Plans are underway to set up:a mar two years ago. A drift has been itt to ineluding crushers, cells this primary and ball mill, and fall. Four men are employed under ground. The studio that satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. . . 8 i hour Kodak finishing ser his industry and intelligence recemmended himself to us. But that is only part of the good he received from his service in the corps. We cannot of course, assure. all the young men positions; but their service in the CCC is going-to be of incalculable value to them regardless of what trade or profession they take up for their life’s work.’ -ent ty theft had been captured at Mariposa. Sheriff MeCoy sent for him, and he will be detained in the county jail until arraigned before Judge Acton M. Cleveland. The complaint was sworn to lash October by A. J.-Massa who alleges @ that Kretchmar broke into his house and stole a pistol, quicksilver’ and other personal property. : i 4 Sere : . Ht esis visitors in : 3 Nevada City Seeianernen es ne yesterday, Nebestesferferfeofstee ei eleierfotesetotieteiuloteteteetter Seeleqeeefefestontereoteotesteoteatent EE ease Your Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad supports a. large family. It is the mainstay for comfortable, homey cottages. of its employees in Grass Valley and Nevada City. It is proud of t@e good é itizens it employs; men and women who add to the constructive yatue oF the cities in which y

they make their homes. n r . ~ ‘A ‘ *% ry Then, too, the Nevada County Lae Railroad helps in the Support of many other families, not directly connected = as employees. They are the merchants, the supply dealer, and all those members of that great diversified group locally handling material; your railroad must use in its maintenance and operation. Eighty-five cents is the lion’s share of the dollar. Yet eighty-five cents out of every Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad dollar goes back to the community in wages or material purchases! Additional money goes into county and city channels in the way of taxes. Part of the upkeep expense of roads, streets, schools, parks, playgrounds, etc, is borne by your railroad. an appreciative home Nevada Cou nty Narrow Gauge ~ Railroad Nevada County Trucking Company Nevada County : arrow Gauge Railroad-Stage Lines" da Pacific Trucking Agency 85 cents out of every Narrow Gauge dollar goes back to the community in wages or material purchases, at, ot earstoke apes)Ygs ROO OF OR I OR of a Dollar.. este * te ite she te ste ot ot, she ste she ate st, ot. Nerhe ste steste steric ste she she she Me she she she I a te oh tt tt est ai i she whe oh, e hh he i ot ee a a lie ie Be ake ie ake ae oa Neerierer st 2tehes sh o Heat Re a%e ate a He te ate ee te ot. +, 7 te ferfesle re fesfeaferteatesteateatest BOSoat>st‘aHe este s%+3Hie has racy aye)taesfear 05teoneah,cate. *+he+,+4)feotes!+,*rsfeast i ac+ +, eS 85 cents Change Out ater = KH It’s a “home”’ institution, proudly serving. people. SAFEWAY Sweryday Prices effective 7 days July 31st to Aug. 6th Prices . are LOWER These low prices are typical of the savings you can make at your lecal Safeway the year ’round. 4 FRESH AIRWAY ___..0.... 2 LBS. 50c LIPTONS TEA 14 sone Tie ee Fr eS Lb. pkg. %5e ne een t po RIPE OLIVES .. Pint Tin ] 3c Lindsay Medium Sizé go »<. No. 2 Can ]3¢ Del Monte Barly Garden ASPARAGUS ... 2 for 23¢ DEVILED MEAT ... 6 for 25¢ ~ Libbys No. 14 Cans Pienie” Tins—Highway < 139 CRACKERS .. 2 . b. pkg. N. B.C. Snowflakes Mite Lge. pkg. =. FORMAY ...... 3 Ib. tin 53c Shortening SALT Yo FLOUR F. AD _,,f POUNDS $1.29 Harvest Blossom @ Fy EL GRANDE.. 49 LBS. $1.09 SYRUP QUART Ge ea le SLEEPY HOLLOW 10 LB. TIN 99c . Cane and Maple ° PORK AND BEANS ANOTHER g 2 pkgs. 15¢ Mortens Kitchen Package Seem aR EASY CONTEST 9e OUNCE TINS Van Camps Large. Each int CASH $500. 0 MONEY PRIZES 31 MINUTE TAPIOCA Totaling $1500.00 Reg. pkg. ]2c 538 OW SB See eos ee 1% lb. loaf ]2c For Best 50-Word Letters Telling “WHAT CHAIN STORES: DO FOR CALIFORNIA : 24 Serks at Ask any of our c:crK ay of ows sioces for free ts pamphlet of belptui hinnk. bla ry sat ! cia off 6 can If you can write you enter. No purchase 1 mece BROADCAST . EVERY MONDAY si ~ CALIFORNIA’" HOU MALT SYRUP ... nae 3 bb. tin 59c Blue Ribbon SELL WEED oo.. Pkg. 5c ICE CREAM MIX .. sop dca ee 2 tins [9c Burnetts—Assorted Flavors A POS oc. 6 Ige. boxes . 7c Highway } I reeB Te peg . SCOTCH GRANULATED SOA Ce NEO ook. ccs clccccaecnncuenceeens 3 BARS 17%c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP .........--..-.-.10 BARS 29c RINSO—LARGE SIZE 2 PACKAGES 39c 5 : FLY SPRAY ae Quart can 63¢ are GALLON CAN $1.67 2 Gallons $] 19 JELLS RITE PECTIN 2 for 25c Penn Rad Sealed Can 8 Ounce Bottle PN i 2 pkgs. JAR RUBBERS RED RUBBER JAR CAPS 2 dozen KERR SELF SBALING REGULAR SIZE FRUIT JARS KH) KFRC KbGK KDB <M KEP pre be ber on a charge of burglary and pet day period. There were also many Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goggan and . . . daughter and son of Tahoe City were si Wice: * a artctor in the CCC’s and through we) Cal WARDEN ARRESTS FOUR xj direct their energies in the field iously entertained members of the fine views from Nevada City and Civic teaching them how to do a good day’s Club and friends Wednesday Grass Valley on display. Mr. E. J. Willard, captain of ‘t work and feel proud of sup UG ofafternoon and evening at her beauA delightful feature of the after-. fish and game commission in tha a good salary. He learned to operate for are ous has been received from the shériff office at Marysville, that Ernest Kr, techmar, wanted here-since last Oct6 it might be a break for white man if they did. There is the ten teaching them vocations Which tiful home on Broad street where an noon and evening entertainment was district, arrested four men Monday,, continual struggle against droughts, insects, weeds and taxwill serve them Well in private life. exhibit of pictures of Mr. -Clifford the exquisite playing of Miss Rose. July 27, at Lake Fordyce in the high . But the biggest . value, Nelson Warner, the artist, were exhibited. mary Richards, niece of Mrs, Lib-. Sierras for allegedly having a 1,000% es. And now there is this new threat in California to tfy to feels, ia that re-creation of mentai Mr. Warner is leaving for Downiebey. Those assisting in receiving foot ‘set line in the lake to catch 9 support the whole state treasury by a tax on land alone== and physical virility and resourceville to spend some time and the were Miss Savory.Ford and Mrs. B. fish. Their names are Matt Lendo, fulness that seems to come. from club was anxious that everyone view M. Reeter, Assisting in serving were the Single Tax. ae A. M. Meidl, A. Marseano dnd Max Although such was not what Kipling meant by the contact with the soil, and living and the paintings. Several new pictures Missea Margaret and Ruth Rector, Payer. \ phrase, nevertheless land seems to be qualifying as the real working in the ‘‘wide open spaces.” ; of North San Juan, made by the art: Betty Bettles, Mary Jane Warnecke, The men appeared before Judgg™ “Just this week,’’ Nelson said, ‘I ist recently, were on exhibit fo? the and Rosemary Richards. Delicious W. L. Mobley Wednesday forenoon: “White Man’s Burden.” And if this latest tax blow falls on had the pleasure of appointing Franfirst time and consisted of the old. strawberry ice was served the guests. and plead not guilty. land, we might just as well give it back to the Indians to let cis Packer of Nevada City as a tractor operator in the Forest Service at it become the Red Man’s Burden. LIVE OAK MINE rh j PAGE TWO Dozen. Qts. KERR SEL SEALING REGULAR MOUTH COMPLETE WITH COVERS a Get Your Free Family Circle—Out Friday Your, f ‘CROCER, dic wh