June 24, 1932 (8 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA as Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 ‘ Published weekly, on Friday morning, at Nevada City, Calia d entered as mail matter of the second class in the postfornia, an office at Nevada City, Under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Printed and Pub_A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. . ished at Nevada City. WESLEY L. DAVIS, JR Andrew J. Nielsen Carl B. Davis Sara : SUBCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California, in advance Outside California, in United States One Month JUDGE TUTTLE . (Editor’s Note: The following editorial is taken from the ‘Truckee Republican and expresses the sentiments to be found in the eastern section of the county.) Judge Raglan Tuttle’s term of office as judge of the su-. perior court of Nevada county expires this fall, and he has announced that he will be a candidate for reelection. Judge Tuttle has not only established a reputation for being exceedingly fair and just, but he has demonstrated his _ judicial knowledge and capacity time and time again. His qualifications of perceptiveness and discernment and ability have brought forth such a reputation of eminence, that he was elected president of the State Judges’ Association, an ’ organization composed of all the judges in California, and he is frequently called upon to assist the appellate courts of the state. To receive such recognition, is, indeed, not only a ____ glowing compliment to Judge Tuttle: but a distinct honor to ~~ Nevada county for having a judge of such judicial standing. The fact that Judge Tuttle has served this county with such a high degree of efficiency and distinguished ability, and has brought honor to Nevada county, is sufficient evidence in itself that the citizens of this county should not only show a high spirit of loyalty, but they should consider it a privilege and a pleasure to re-elect Judge Tuttle for another term at the fall election. For if we as citizens, fail to acknowledge and '. support a judge who has achieved such a distinguished record for fairness and judicial ability, pray what incentive can a public servant have to throw his whole heart and soul into his work? itl Gold Nugget MN ld ieee: . Jewelry RINGS — CHARMS — PENDANTS CHAINS — PIN.S — BROOCHES H. W. Hartung & Son ~ JEWELERS + GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. mining property on Quaker Hill. tion, visited in Nevada City WednesNEWS IN BRIEF FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1932 ay living in the apartment upstairs over ‘the undertaking parlors of: the Little Church funeral home. James McClish handles funeral arrangements. Wesley L. Davis, Jr., publisher of The Nugget, and Mrs. Davis returned yesterday from a month’s combined. business and -pleasure trip in the south. Thomas Bolling is down from his Elmer Poore, who has mining interests in the You Bet mining secday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeWhite of Seattle, Wash., who are interested in mining property in this section, were in Nevada City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones are now Many Girls at Camp Celio— The largest number of Camp Fire Girls that were ever in Camp Celio are assembled there now from Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda. Miss ‘Eleanor Kendall is the executive secretary at the camp this year. There are more than 200 persons at camp. These include the girls, instructors and assistants. One more ‘group of girls will come to camp before the session ends. About half ‘of the 125 girls that were first to ‘arrive in camp have remained over for two weeks longer. _ Beckman Robbed— Henry Beckman was robbed at an earty hour Tuesday morning by a masked thug. After Beckman had LUMBER TALKS Spend the 4th of July in Nevada City On the Fourth of July Ne“vada City is preparing to entertain her Northern California friends and neighbors. Like all] good hostesses, she is putting all things in order, and preparing to make a favorable appearance upon that festive occasion. Many of her citizens are repairing and remodeling their homes, and beautifying the gardens for which Nevada City is so justly noted. We have in stock all the maNevada terials which may be needed in the work of rejuvenating the appearance of Nevada City beautiful. Summer breezes rustle gently Thru her groves of fir and pines, memories present With the days of forty-nine. Golden link her Like a queen she sets serenely By her rippling mountain rills, Beautiful Nevada City: City of the seven hills. A. M. C. County Lumber Company Fred E. Conner, Manager. Boulder Street Phone 29. been slugged as he was entering his ‘Toom in the Grissel apartments, he was robbed of about $50 in gold. Nightwatchman ~~ Jeffrey responded promptly to the call sent in by neighbors but no trace of the robber has been found. More Federal Flour for Needy— Judge George L. Jones, chairman of the Red Cross chapter in Nevada ‘flour. City,: has announced that there remains a considerable amount of This flour was sent out from national headquarters to be distributed to the needy. Quite a quan‘tity has already been distributed. The Red Cross cares for ex-service men and their families while the Nevada City Benevolent Society supPlies our to those who apply to them for assistance. RRRRRRRRRRRERRRRR BPVERY BODY! CELEBRATE we 7% THE FOURTH nm NEVADA CITY ad Huge Parade!Plenty of Fun! Old time Action! Enjoy Independence Day In The Mountains Where It Is Sure To Be Cool. wee GEE Ge ee ee ee ENR B NT ee ELECTRIC WELDING WORKS Complete Portable Equipment Electric Acetylene All Work Unconditionally Guaranteed 1382 E. Main St. Phone 87 Grass Valley TT UT Lt PT UA TULL Pt EE WT Le heh oe 1 & @ Ry i ta tae ae IRLS! LOOK How would you like to Own a SHETLAND PONY? We’re going to give the Cutest, Friendliest, Gentlest little SHETLAND PONY you ever sawaway ABSOLUTELY FREE! Some little boy or girl will be the proud owner of Bimbo, this ‘dandy little pony’ saddle, bridle and all. it—all FREE. Of course you are interested so drop in and let us explain how you can get him. Robert &.Garr Shoe Store ¢, .% > %& & Hoprmrncnorovccevrovaoteovoccrdroevrocctirdiictrvaodioticterovrtirovrvtvieovcrctirovrvrevre OT OU TOOT OOOO U OOOO UP CP UII UP OS CAP UP COUP UP UO NOY, PUP VIOUS UST, Sea \a aaa Sad Oe Fe ? oe ek Ss Si i sec i te 0 Ob sb br 0. Me oh Pr VOU IU OU OU ee oes >, ¢ Just think of Nevada City i *, & mace tadatacedodetice SHES HOSHS HHS a ee a ae Sass %& MORE THAN 210,000 CALIFORNIA WOMEN SAY. Electric Cooking is Economical. Saves my time! Out stats regulate cooking nay re picnicking—being a pal with her children while school vacations are on and sunny days entice little play-trips to Nowhere—she is confident dinner will be ready, perfectly cooked in her electric range when she gets home. Such an incident is a common pleasure for the more than 210,000 Califor' nia women who cook with electricity. The evening meal placed in the oven of an electric range in the morning receives perfect chef-cooking when a clock turns on the current and thermoMeats acquire charcoal-grill brownness without basting; tender and juicy with sealed-in flavor. Vegetables retain minerals important to health because so little water is needed. Pet recipes for favorite desserts become time-after-time successes. Truly nothing finer has ever been created for cooking than the modern automatic electric range. You can afford to cook this modern way. One of these speedy new electric ranges costs no more than any other goo range. And cooking costs average ut one cent a meal per person. See the beautiful new electric ranges. Come into our office or your electric dealer’s store. Take ‘advantage of the Special Offer,which includes easy terms. SEE YOUR DEALER OR THEtemperatures. PaciFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY P.G-=E-: Owned OperatedManaged by Californians-

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA as Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 ‘ Published weekly, on Friday morning, at Nevada City, Calia d entered as mail matter of the second class in the postfornia, an office at Nevada City, Under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Printed and Pub_A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. . ished at Nevada City. WESLEY L. DAVIS, JR Andrew J. Nielsen Carl B. Davis Sara : SUBCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California, in advance Outside California, in United States One Month JUDGE TUTTLE . (Editor’s Note: The following editorial is taken from the ‘Truckee Republican and expresses the sentiments to be found in the eastern section of the county.) Judge Raglan Tuttle’s term of office as judge of the su-. perior court of Nevada county expires this fall, and he has announced that he will be a candidate for reelection. Judge Tuttle has not only established a reputation for being exceedingly fair and just, but he has demonstrated his _ judicial knowledge and capacity time and time again. His qualifications of perceptiveness and discernment and ability have brought forth such a reputation of eminence, that he was elected president of the State Judges’ Association, an ’ organization composed of all the judges in California, and he is frequently called upon to assist the appellate courts of the state. To receive such recognition, is, indeed, not only a ____ glowing compliment to Judge Tuttle: but a distinct honor to ~~ Nevada county for having a judge of such judicial standing. The fact that Judge Tuttle has served this county with such a high degree of efficiency and distinguished ability, and has brought honor to Nevada county, is sufficient evidence in itself that the citizens of this county should not only show a high spirit of loyalty, but they should consider it a privilege and a pleasure to re-elect Judge Tuttle for another term at the fall election. For if we as citizens, fail to acknowledge and '. support a judge who has achieved such a distinguished record for fairness and judicial ability, pray what incentive can a public servant have to throw his whole heart and soul into his work? itl Gold Nugget MN ld ieee: . Jewelry RINGS — CHARMS — PENDANTS CHAINS — PIN.S — BROOCHES H. W. Hartung & Son ~ JEWELERS + GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. mining property on Quaker Hill. tion, visited in Nevada City WednesNEWS IN BRIEF FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1932 ay living in the apartment upstairs over ‘the undertaking parlors of: the Little Church funeral home. James McClish handles funeral arrangements. Wesley L. Davis, Jr., publisher of The Nugget, and Mrs. Davis returned yesterday from a month’s combined. business and -pleasure trip in the south. Thomas Bolling is down from his Elmer Poore, who has mining interests in the You Bet mining secday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeWhite of Seattle, Wash., who are interested in mining property in this section, were in Nevada City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones are now Many Girls at Camp Celio— The largest number of Camp Fire Girls that were ever in Camp Celio are assembled there now from Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda. Miss ‘Eleanor Kendall is the executive secretary at the camp this year. There are more than 200 persons at camp. These include the girls, instructors and assistants. One more ‘group of girls will come to camp before the session ends. About half ‘of the 125 girls that were first to ‘arrive in camp have remained over for two weeks longer. _ Beckman Robbed— Henry Beckman was robbed at an earty hour Tuesday morning by a masked thug. After Beckman had LUMBER TALKS Spend the 4th of July in Nevada City On the Fourth of July Ne“vada City is preparing to entertain her Northern California friends and neighbors. Like all] good hostesses, she is putting all things in order, and preparing to make a favorable appearance upon that festive occasion. Many of her citizens are repairing and remodeling their homes, and beautifying the gardens for which Nevada City is so justly noted. We have in stock all the maNevada terials which may be needed in the work of rejuvenating the appearance of Nevada City beautiful. Summer breezes rustle gently Thru her groves of fir and pines, memories present With the days of forty-nine. Golden link her Like a queen she sets serenely By her rippling mountain rills, Beautiful Nevada City: City of the seven hills. A. M. C. County Lumber Company

Fred E. Conner, Manager. Boulder Street Phone 29. been slugged as he was entering his ‘Toom in the Grissel apartments, he was robbed of about $50 in gold. Nightwatchman ~~ Jeffrey responded promptly to the call sent in by neighbors but no trace of the robber has been found. More Federal Flour for Needy— Judge George L. Jones, chairman of the Red Cross chapter in Nevada ‘flour. City,: has announced that there remains a considerable amount of This flour was sent out from national headquarters to be distributed to the needy. Quite a quan‘tity has already been distributed. The Red Cross cares for ex-service men and their families while the Nevada City Benevolent Society supPlies our to those who apply to them for assistance. RRRRRRRRRRRERRRRR BPVERY BODY! CELEBRATE we 7% THE FOURTH nm NEVADA CITY ad Huge Parade!Plenty of Fun! Old time Action! Enjoy Independence Day In The Mountains Where It Is Sure To Be Cool. wee GEE Ge ee ee ee ENR B NT ee ELECTRIC WELDING WORKS Complete Portable Equipment Electric Acetylene All Work Unconditionally Guaranteed 1382 E. Main St. Phone 87 Grass Valley TT UT Lt PT UA TULL Pt EE WT Le heh oe 1 & @ Ry i ta tae ae IRLS! LOOK How would you like to Own a SHETLAND PONY? We’re going to give the Cutest, Friendliest, Gentlest little SHETLAND PONY you ever sawaway ABSOLUTELY FREE! Some little boy or girl will be the proud owner of Bimbo, this ‘dandy little pony’ saddle, bridle and all. it—all FREE. Of course you are interested so drop in and let us explain how you can get him. Robert &.Garr Shoe Store ¢, .% > %& & Hoprmrncnorovccevrovaoteovoccrdroevrocctirdiictrvaodioticterovrtirovrvtvieovcrctirovrvrevre OT OU TOOT OOOO U OOOO UP CP UII UP OS CAP UP COUP UP UO NOY, PUP VIOUS UST, Sea \a aaa Sad Oe Fe ? oe ek Ss Si i sec i te 0 Ob sb br 0. Me oh Pr VOU IU OU OU ee oes >, ¢ Just think of Nevada City i *, & mace tadatacedodetice SHES HOSHS HHS a ee a ae Sass %& MORE THAN 210,000 CALIFORNIA WOMEN SAY.. Electric Cooking is Economical.. Saves my time! Out stats regulate cooking nay re picnicking—being a pal with her children while school vacations are on and sunny days entice little play-trips to Nowhere—she is confident dinner will be ready, perfectly cooked in her electric range when she gets home. Such an incident is a common pleasure for the more than 210,000 Califor' nia women who cook with electricity. The evening meal placed in the oven of an electric range in the morning receives perfect chef-cooking when a clock turns on the current and thermoMeats acquire charcoal-grill brownness without basting; tender and juicy with sealed-in flavor. Vegetables retain minerals important to health because so little water is needed. Pet recipes for favorite desserts become time-after-time successes. Truly nothing finer has ever been created for cooking than the modern automatic electric range. You can afford to cook this modern way. One of these speedy new electric ranges costs no more than any other goo range. And cooking costs average ut one cent a meal per person. See the beautiful new electric ranges. Come into our office or your electric dealer’s store. Take ‘advantage of the Special Offer,which includes easy terms. SEE YOUR DEALER OR THEtemperatures. PaciFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY P.G-=E-: Owned OperatedManaged by Californians-