June 25, 1928 (6 pages)

MONDAY, JUNE as 21926 EXCLUSION HEARINGS SENSATIONAL _ as attorney. THE NEVADA 248 4 SLCCEL CALIFORNIA The Nites Is Your Home i Newspaper ——— a = Se ee BOND HOLDERS GET INTO THE GAME The heures for the exclusion of certain Placer County lands from the Nevada Irrigation District got under way last Monday but were halted Tuesday morning just as the hearing was to commence on receipt of a telephone call froth the bond syndicate attorneys in San Francisco who requested a conference, which was agreed to. The following is a resume of the points developed at the first day’s hearing: At the outset of ‘the Monday, Mr. Chamberlain outlined his position, both as a landowner in the proposed hearing on opinion that the Distriet as an irrigation enterprise was not practical and that it was purely a power enterlands to be excluded prise in its conception and that its bands against the district but gem to see a way out. The main point at issue at the outset was the ruling made by the district’s attorney that the board was without power to issue subpoenas to compel the attendance of unwilling witnesses. This matter is not covered by law and the attorneys for the petitioners for exclusion indicated that they were prepared to go into court to test this opinion. Mr. Eddy stated that if the board was so impotent . that it was without power to bring in the full testimony that it was high time to find it out, and that the matters at issue are vital to the very life of the district. That the ‘nterest of the petitioners is one of self interest and self preservation. If the directors are able to avoid a land tax, that they wanted to help. Eddy stated that he was not here as well as the lands he. represented valuable power facilities are covered . He stated that he has heard that the directors had a proposition by the Pacifie Gas und Electric con. That if the” board had a possible sohition of the tract with the = District. under consideration whiclr would save the District from bankruptecy and that he and his clients wanted to show their willingness to ccoperate with the board if it had some feasible plan. He was of the Sg Sefesesteoh a i i 2 2 Hedforfeatentecfesteatecbeofegeofeofeatestesteste testestecte Lm ~ CENOL FOOT JOY Makes Healthy, Happy Feet Te tetebheete tester sferfe st afestente teak tes obese aeatesteife diate teste oteotesteatesteaeateatesterteataleteaufesteotesfedtetente GROCERY BARGAINS PICNIC HAM SPECIAL financial difficulties without the necessity of a land tax he was willing to listen to it. He and to issuing his elients were not parties propa. setetetetetete Mas % eae 9, a You experience wonderful relief when you put your swollen, aching feet in a healing solution of Cenol B Foot Joy, the new Formaldehyde Foot Preparation. : Otherr reputable ones are Santox Foot Powder. Tiz, 5 Allen’s Footeze, ADS Foot Soap, Non Skid Arch 3 Supporters. a HDICKERMAN = Druggist and Stationer Ks st Na fee ate ste sfeate ne * o> tbh 22c % "* New Shipmnt Canned Crab . can 28c : Broken Sliced Pineapple, large cans 24c . Yellow Cling Peaches, large cans 22c + Ferrari Brand Imported Olive Oil in various sizes.. SPECIAL AT GHIDOTTIS Tl i le te i a ee le ee te ae We ee eee re eerie ethene ee eseeie rte Mote sieete erfete cde steaks Sostestes Ye Lastest Seat eke ob eget tetepep pees Oe ee etna Ty NEVADA cry SANITARIUM Miss Flizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases ' purely power project. . was nothing else Phe }alysis they had proved to discuss mismanagement but to find out if the district is eecnomically sound and if it‘is that he wanted to know it,°and find. out how far irrigation Wes to go ina There is-dissention within the board and the district and we want.to know from the board where we stand. At this point, Mr. Wisker engaged in one of his beautiful word pietures and ‘stated that it was a basic assumption in California irrigation districts that bonds and interest charges would be floated by land taxes. That 45 districts in the state have a. land tax and 40 others have water tolls, showing 85 out of 87 distriets have a land tax. That if the lands in question are exctuded that they will still be subject to the outstanding bonds and interest: The exclusion, however, would save them from further taxes. : Mr. Eddy started in to puncture , the pleasant impression: by stating i that the Nevada Irrigation District than a power project and to speak of it as anythinz elese was an absurdity. That is was not basically an irrigation district ‘but it had been hoped that the po; wer revenue would plll it through. ,Eddy asked that the people be not led away with visions tliat are visionary and in telling of the experiences the Honcut and the wealthy people that had let their lands go to taxes rather.than try to keep them up, he was interrupted by Mr. Wisi ker who told him the board was not interested in hearing about those things and particularly about somiehing that had taken place elsewhere Mr. Eddy retorted ‘ that Wisker had started the thing with his rosy picture of other irrigation districts. After a spirited ‘intercourse, Eddy said that if his answer to Wisker’s statement was so hot that he could not stand it, that he would stop but that Wisker’s visions were drivel and rot, and that they had to contend with premoters and visionary people in his district. That in the final anthat a land tax was confiscatory. Wisker tried to shut him. off but the board gave him permission to conclude his statement <« = 2 on his saying that he wout!d finish in Modern Equipment Nevada Bs three minutes. “The crowd present Re he heed oecbenbecterdeape oles deste tetertetetertioteteteioptettetotetetedotetatetatetetetates: . Cheered Eddy to the echo, BeBe de shee rbesesteadesteteeteteateotetesfetestocte cote serteofectestotesteseofenfesfeefeofeteofete deste ctatesteateateofesteon teat oteatecte In the afternoon, Mr, Chamberlain a took the floor to outline the tiings Experienced Lady Assistant Ambulance Service = sapere to —— se ie Be . 1ere being on the board some mem‘ : bers who were not on at the time of ’ : W. R. JEFFORD & SON annexation of the district, that he = would review a history of the proFuneral Directors ceedings. Amon:: the points 2. :nenSs : : tioned us represe ntations to sccure > 111 Auburn Street Main Street . the Placer county annexation were: Grass Valle Nevada City 1. The Pacific Gas‘and Electric y Phones 16R 364 Phene 122 ontract for us2 of the water. = 2. eee nbe te eet aby dete te ede shook teed cbe ate ste eed ofestestestesteo oesteafe seeofeotestesfeatedeote deofeote ob ee ee ete oe HAVE YOUR PRINTING DONE IN NEVADA CITY Help build up a ee industry and keep your money in circulation at home. The prices are no higher. The service is satisfying both as regards quality ‘nod tne taken to get it out. There is no occasion to send your orders to be done out of town. That-no: land tax would ever te necessary except to prevent speculation. i 3. That avproximately only 25 per cent of the power possibilities were covered iu the P. G. & E. eentraetr. 4. That $14),009 extra would he made poas:ple by the annexation of the Pits: county area. At this point, the district’s attorney crowls in with the statenent that the board did not wish to hear the staicinent. Chairman Teagar-., den ruled however that he was in favor of the statement bein meade ‘provided it was brief. Mr. Chamberlain stated that the contention was being made that the southerly exelusion of not legally made revenue Our printing plant is run by people who live in our own community who spend their money here. The Nugget has a modern plant for the expeditious handling of all kinds of commercial printing. The best of paper and ink used in our work. territory was and that discrepancies occurred in the boundaries of the district and mentioned two tracts of land that .were almost entirely surrounded by exeluded teritory, that petitions for inclusion of the land were faulty in different particulars, 5. That the District's rights to the waters cof the Middle Yuba were in question and that the distries might lose that water in ihe courts. You can get anything in printing from this shop— from a menu card to a large poster—letter heads, bill heads, statements, booklets, shipping tags, programs, business and ¢alling-cards. Let us do your next work. THE NEVADA CITY NJGGET Job Printing Department that the District barassed. 7. That the District assessed lands at five the value placed is financially emassessor has to six times on them by the = Phone 36 ‘ a Hebe HESOEFET Fast Service 6. That he was prepared to snow . ines county assessor and three to four times its actual cash value. 8. That the possibility of irrigation revenue is remoie. 9. That it is to the best interest of the district to exclue the lands on account of the cost of getting water to the land. 10. That he expects to prove that it is not economically possible to develop the Nevada Irrigation District as an irrigation district and that land taxes will be necessary. The attorney for the district held that matters periaininz to the inclusion of the lands were not relevant to the present hearing and clashes of counsel were frequent on this { point during the hearing. Director Schwartz stated that he wanted to see the petitions. Wisker said that the inclusion could not be annulled and Eddy said he disagreed on this point. At this juncture -Sheriff Carter made a dramatic entry with a summons to-serve on the District in the ' suit instituted by Chris Hansen who : claims over $100,000 for damages! arising from* flooding of his mining . claims at Lake Bowman. . Wm. H. Goldsworthy, civil engi. neer of Oakland, took the stand and . had _a-large-eolored tap to exhibit) showing the Placer country area. . J. J. Desmond was next sworn. . and stated he was the owner of one . of the two tracts in Section 1 that was surrounded by the _ excluded . lands. At this point Mr. Wisker stat. ed that he was. to blame in their} being included inadvertently and suggested that they be excluded for the ; best interest of the district. He recommended an order. granting exclusion to both . the Desmond and the Monihan tracts. Mrs. Anna L. Dobbas, the owner of the NW¥% in Section 12 and the NEY in Section 16 was next sworn. She testified that she irrigated her holdings with water from the Caperton ditch and that as the NID is not expecting to acquire that ditch from . the power company that she is entitled to exclusion. Mr. Wisker 1:ecommended her exczusion. Mrs. Dobbas said that at the time of signing she was told that all her neighbors were signing up and that sha might as well come in peaceably as to be foreed in. Mrs. Hattie F. Lewis of San Francisco, owner of land in the SW Of Section 33, in the northwest corner of the Placer county area, was next sworn. She stated that her land had always been used for grazing land . and was using no water for arrigation although the Camp far West ditch ran through her place. She said she was led to belicve at the time of signing up that she would be getting Oe eieielelojuoetetey ota t. vs ‘interest.—Sonora Union Democrat. me meieieiheneieiete feet cheaper water, the neighbors thought. BITS OF HUMOR» It is said that ae the Pennsylvania railroad is considering the time when dirigible aircraft will be used for _fast air service. When this time Same as her At this juncture, Director Schwartz said he had sold himself io. the idea of cheap water too but that because things have not —turned out as they should is no: grounds for exclusion. Adjournment was taken fur the Comes you will want to be sure that day. you have your ticket and won’t get gu put off the train. S The nature poets write about the “call of the wild’, but we hear he might get, . more of the call of the wild automoee TONE OL 9s arlvce, Bune ae . t gained bythe. passive pee ee ee business fall far short of those it. ae h F could get if it began? to push its Se Se that make us_ worider,.if Solomon sales by advertising, and thns.attracted publie attention and won sublie = net, BS ee =— _— I ~ Whenhe_ said a soft answer oirse away wrath. Just as the passive candidate falls far short of the vote if he tried to get the results Ever notice how many ways you can think of to meet an emergency after the emergency has passed? We heard a many _ say yesterday that about the only thing he gets on a eee detest teeteceteete teeth detec teeth ehh Sits 2 his radio is dust. z GOLD MINE FOR SALE To ciear up estate. Time for search of title and examination given. Terms, cash or its equivalent. No bond or option. Engineer’s reports and complete maps available. 19 patented mineral claims. Accessible. Abundance of Timber. 183 mile ditch and flume furnishes free water for power. 20 stamp mill in fair order, assay plant, blacksmith shop, office and tools. Price, $25.000. Inauire of ED U REN, NEVADA CITY, or J. M. O'BRIEN, 709 BALBOA BLDG., SAN FRANC ISCO. Bete etetotetedeteteste tot ated rate) net testes Sfeateateat the tesleeatesfeate steateste fe stesbeaesbeal +9) ete ai ae > 2 gS We sell the LEGGETT ~ SWAYLESS BED SPRING = Because it has no’equal for comfort and durability CoC x eget yey > Me ~ sieoieietes The patented swayless feature supports and strenghens the border or edge wire, thus preventing side sway. The stabilized mattress surface gives the Sleeper four inches of extra sleeping surface so that one can lie on the extreme edge of the bed without a tendency fF to roll off. BUY_A LEGGETT THE REST IS EASY ALPHA SARDWARE & SUPPLY mal Grass Valley _ Alleghany a % esac Sergey, Nevada City *, BiMee eh let eiierte % YOUR OLD AGE TAX Do you pay your old age tax? Every young. man, and every woman who earns her own living, should set aside a-certain definite amoun every month as an endowment fund for-old age. Consider it as a tax that must be paid the same as any government tax—and pay it weekly or monthly at this bank at a savings account. Then—when you get beyond the age of hard work—and want to enioy life, to travel, or to work out some pet hobby—you will know exactly where your bread and butter is coming from. Do not let old age find you dependent on others—figure out a little saving plan now that will insure the pride of indenendence. Talk it over with one of our officials and we will help you work out a plan—and help you carry it out. UNITED SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY HEAD OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO Branches throughout California — IDENTICAL IN OWNERSHIP WITH THE FRENCH-AMERICAN CORPORATION, SAN FRANCISCO Nevada County Branch Nevada City Sek , Grass Valley Nevada City \ Head Office, 631 Market St., San Francisco she

MONDAY, JUNE as 21926 EXCLUSION HEARINGS SENSATIONAL _ as attorney. THE NEVADA 248 4 SLCCEL CALIFORNIA The Nites Is Your Home i Newspaper ——— a = Se ee BOND HOLDERS GET INTO THE GAME The heures for the exclusion of certain Placer County lands from the Nevada Irrigation District got under way last Monday but were halted Tuesday morning just as the hearing was to commence on receipt of a telephone call froth the bond syndicate attorneys in San Francisco who requested a conference, which was agreed to. The following is a resume of the points developed at the first day’s hearing: At the outset of ‘the Monday, Mr. Chamberlain outlined his position, both as a landowner in the proposed hearing on opinion that the Distriet as an irrigation enterprise was not practical and that it was purely a power enterlands to be excluded prise in its conception and that its bands against the district but gem to see a way out. The main point at issue at the outset was the ruling made by the district’s attorney that the board was without power to issue subpoenas to compel the attendance of unwilling witnesses. This matter is not covered by law and the attorneys for the petitioners for exclusion indicated that they were prepared to go into court to test this opinion. Mr. Eddy stated that if the board was so impotent . that it was without power to bring in the full testimony that it was high time to find it out, and that the matters at issue are vital to the very life of the district. That the ‘nterest of the petitioners is one of self interest and self preservation. If the directors are able to avoid a land tax, that they wanted to help. Eddy stated that he was not here as well as the lands he. represented valuable power facilities are covered . He stated that he has heard that the directors had a proposition by the Pacifie Gas und Electric con. That if the” board had a possible sohition of the tract with the = District. under consideration whiclr would save the District from bankruptecy and that he and his clients wanted to show their willingness to ccoperate with the board if it had some feasible plan. He was of the Sg Sefesesteoh a i i 2 2 Hedforfeatentecfesteatecbeofegeofeofeatestesteste testestecte Lm ~ CENOL FOOT JOY Makes Healthy, Happy Feet Te tetebheete tester sferfe st afestente teak tes obese aeatesteife diate teste oteotesteatesteaeateatesterteataleteaufesteotesfedtetente GROCERY BARGAINS PICNIC HAM SPECIAL financial difficulties without the necessity of a land tax he was willing to listen to it. He and to issuing his elients were not parties propa. setetetetetete Mas % eae 9, a You experience wonderful relief when you put your swollen, aching feet in a healing solution of Cenol B Foot Joy, the new Formaldehyde Foot Preparation. : Otherr reputable ones are Santox Foot Powder. Tiz, 5 Allen’s Footeze, ADS Foot Soap, Non Skid Arch 3 Supporters. a HDICKERMAN = Druggist and Stationer Ks st Na fee ate ste sfeate ne * o> tbh 22c % "* New Shipmnt Canned Crab . can 28c : Broken Sliced Pineapple, large cans 24c . Yellow Cling Peaches, large cans 22c + Ferrari Brand Imported Olive Oil in various sizes... SPECIAL AT GHIDOTTIS Tl i le te i a ee le ee te ae We ee eee re eerie ethene ee eseeie rte Mote sieete erfete cde steaks Sostestes Ye Lastest Seat eke ob eget tetepep pees Oe ee etna Ty NEVADA cry SANITARIUM Miss Flizabeth McD. Watson Equipped to handle Obstetrical, Surgical, Medicinal and X-Ray Cases ' purely power project. . was nothing else Phe }alysis they had proved to discuss mismanagement but to find out if the district is eecnomically sound and if it‘is that he wanted to know it,°and find. out how far irrigation Wes to go ina There is-dissention within the board and the district and we want.to know from the board where we stand. At this point, Mr. Wisker engaged in one of his beautiful word pietures and ‘stated that it was a basic assumption in California irrigation districts that bonds and interest charges would be floated by land taxes. That 45 districts in the state have a. land tax and 40 others have water tolls, showing 85 out of 87 distriets have a land tax. That if the lands in question are exctuded that they will still be subject to the outstanding bonds and interest: The exclusion, however, would save them from further taxes. : Mr. Eddy started in to puncture , the pleasant impression: by stating i that the Nevada Irrigation District than a power project and to speak of it as anythinz elese was an absurdity. That is was not basically an irrigation district ‘but it had been hoped that the po; wer revenue would plll it through. ,Eddy asked that the people be not led away with visions tliat are visionary and in telling of the experiences the Honcut and the wealthy people that had let their lands go to taxes rather.than try to keep them up, he was interrupted by Mr. Wisi ker who told him the board was not interested in hearing about those things and particularly about somiehing that had taken place elsewhere Mr. Eddy retorted ‘ that Wisker had started the thing with his rosy picture of other irrigation districts. After a spirited ‘intercourse, Eddy said that if his answer to Wisker’s statement was so hot that he could not stand it, that he would stop but that Wisker’s visions were drivel and rot, and that they had to contend with premoters and visionary people in his district. That in the final anthat a land tax was confiscatory. Wisker tried to shut him. off but the board gave him permission to conclude his statement <« = 2 on his saying that he wout!d finish in Modern Equipment Nevada Bs three minutes. “The crowd present Re he heed oecbenbecterdeape oles deste tetertetetertioteteteioptettetotetetedotetatetatetetetates: . Cheered Eddy to the echo, BeBe de shee rbesesteadesteteeteteateotetesfetestocte cote serteofectestotesteseofenfesfeefeofeteofete deste ctatesteateateofesteon teat oteatecte In the afternoon, Mr, Chamberlain a took the floor to outline the tiings Experienced Lady Assistant Ambulance Service = sapere to —— se ie Be . 1ere being on the board some mem‘ : bers who were not on at the time of ’ : W. R. JEFFORD & SON annexation of the district, that he = would review a history of the proFuneral Directors ceedings. Amon:: the points 2. :nenSs : : tioned us represe ntations to sccure > 111 Auburn Street Main Street . the Placer county annexation were: Grass Valle Nevada City 1. The Pacific Gas‘and Electric y Phones 16R 364 Phene 122 ontract for us2 of the water. = 2. eee nbe te eet aby dete te ede shook teed cbe ate ste eed ofestestestesteo oesteafe seeofeotestesfeatedeote deofeote ob ee ee ete oe HAVE YOUR PRINTING DONE IN NEVADA CITY Help build up a ee industry and keep your money in circulation at home. The prices are no higher. The service is satisfying both as regards quality ‘nod tne taken to get it out. There is no occasion to send your orders to be done out of town. That-no: land tax would ever te necessary except to prevent speculation. i 3. That avproximately only 25 per cent of the power possibilities were covered iu the P. G. & E. eentraetr. 4. That $14),009 extra would he made poas:ple by the annexation of the Pits: county area. At this point, the district’s attorney crowls in with the statenent that the board did not wish to hear the staicinent. Chairman Teagar-., den ruled however that he was in favor of the statement bein meade ‘provided it was brief. Mr. Chamberlain stated that the contention was being made that the southerly exelusion of not legally made revenue Our printing plant is run by people who live in our own community who spend their money here. The Nugget has a modern plant for the expeditious handling of all kinds of commercial printing. The best of paper and ink used in our work. territory was and that discrepancies occurred in the boundaries

of the district and mentioned two tracts of land that .were almost entirely surrounded by exeluded teritory, that petitions for inclusion of the land were faulty in different particulars, 5. That the District's rights to the waters cof the Middle Yuba were in question and that the distries might lose that water in ihe courts. You can get anything in printing from this shop— from a menu card to a large poster—letter heads, bill heads, statements, booklets, shipping tags, programs, business and ¢alling-cards. Let us do your next work. THE NEVADA CITY NJGGET Job Printing Department that the District barassed. 7. That the District assessed lands at five the value placed is financially emassessor has to six times on them by the = Phone 36 ‘ a Hebe HESOEFET Fast Service 6. That he was prepared to snow . ines county assessor and three to four times its actual cash value. 8. That the possibility of irrigation revenue is remoie. 9. That it is to the best interest of the district to exclue the lands on account of the cost of getting water to the land. 10. That he expects to prove that it is not economically possible to develop the Nevada Irrigation District as an irrigation district and that land taxes will be necessary. The attorney for the district held that matters periaininz to the inclusion of the lands were not relevant to the present hearing and clashes of counsel were frequent on this { point during the hearing. Director Schwartz stated that he wanted to see the petitions. Wisker said that the inclusion could not be annulled and Eddy said he disagreed on this point. At this juncture -Sheriff Carter made a dramatic entry with a summons to-serve on the District in the ' suit instituted by Chris Hansen who : claims over $100,000 for damages! arising from* flooding of his mining . claims at Lake Bowman. . Wm. H. Goldsworthy, civil engi. neer of Oakland, took the stand and . had _a-large-eolored tap to exhibit) showing the Placer country area. . J. J. Desmond was next sworn. . and stated he was the owner of one . of the two tracts in Section 1 that was surrounded by the _ excluded . lands. At this point Mr. Wisker stat. ed that he was. to blame in their} being included inadvertently and suggested that they be excluded for the ; best interest of the district. He recommended an order. granting exclusion to both . the Desmond and the Monihan tracts. Mrs. Anna L. Dobbas, the owner of the NW¥% in Section 12 and the NEY in Section 16 was next sworn. She testified that she irrigated her holdings with water from the Caperton ditch and that as the NID is not expecting to acquire that ditch from . the power company that she is entitled to exclusion. Mr. Wisker 1:ecommended her exczusion. Mrs. Dobbas said that at the time of signing she was told that all her neighbors were signing up and that sha might as well come in peaceably as to be foreed in. Mrs. Hattie F. Lewis of San Francisco, owner of land in the SW Of Section 33, in the northwest corner of the Placer county area, was next sworn. She stated that her land had always been used for grazing land . and was using no water for arrigation although the Camp far West ditch ran through her place. She said she was led to belicve at the time of signing up that she would be getting Oe eieielelojuoetetey ota t. vs ‘interest.—Sonora Union Democrat. me meieieiheneieiete feet cheaper water, the neighbors thought. BITS OF HUMOR» It is said that ae the Pennsylvania railroad is considering the time when dirigible aircraft will be used for _fast air service. When this time Same as her At this juncture, Director Schwartz said he had sold himself io. the idea of cheap water too but that because things have not —turned out as they should is no: grounds for exclusion. Adjournment was taken fur the Comes you will want to be sure that day. you have your ticket and won’t get gu put off the train. S The nature poets write about the “call of the wild’, but we hear he might get, . more of the call of the wild automoee TONE OL 9s arlvce, Bune ae . t gained bythe. passive pee ee ee business fall far short of those it. ae h F could get if it began? to push its Se Se that make us_ worider,.if Solomon sales by advertising, and thns.attracted publie attention and won sublie = net, BS ee =— _— I ~ Whenhe_ said a soft answer oirse away wrath. Just as the passive candidate falls far short of the vote if he tried to get the results Ever notice how many ways you can think of to meet an emergency after the emergency has passed? We heard a many _ say yesterday that about the only thing he gets on a eee detest teeteceteete teeth detec teeth ehh Sits 2 his radio is dust. z GOLD MINE FOR SALE To ciear up estate. Time for search of title and examination given. Terms, cash or its equivalent. No bond or option. Engineer’s reports and complete maps available. 19 patented mineral claims. Accessible. Abundance of Timber. 183 mile ditch and flume furnishes free water for power. 20 stamp mill in fair order, assay plant, blacksmith shop, office and tools. Price, $25.000. Inauire of ED U REN, NEVADA CITY, or J. M. O'BRIEN, 709 BALBOA BLDG., SAN FRANC ISCO. Bete etetotetedeteteste tot ated rate) net testes Sfeateateat the tesleeatesfeate steateste fe stesbeaesbeal +9) ete ai ae > 2 gS We sell the LEGGETT ~ SWAYLESS BED SPRING = Because it has no’equal for comfort and durability CoC x eget yey > Me ~ sieoieietes The patented swayless feature supports and strenghens the border or edge wire, thus preventing side sway. The stabilized mattress surface gives the Sleeper four inches of extra sleeping surface so that one can lie on the extreme edge of the bed without a tendency fF to roll off. BUY_A LEGGETT THE REST IS EASY ALPHA SARDWARE & SUPPLY mal Grass Valley _ Alleghany a % esac Sergey, Nevada City *, BiMee eh let eiierte % YOUR OLD AGE TAX Do you pay your old age tax? Every young. man, and every woman who earns her own living, should set aside a-certain definite amoun every month as an endowment fund for-old age. Consider it as a tax that must be paid the same as any government tax—and pay it weekly or monthly at this bank at a savings account. Then—when you get beyond the age of hard work—and want to enioy life, to travel, or to work out some pet hobby—you will know exactly where your bread and butter is coming from. Do not let old age find you dependent on others—figure out a little saving plan now that will insure the pride of indenendence. Talk it over with one of our officials and we will help you work out a plan—and help you carry it out. UNITED SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY HEAD OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO Branches throughout California — IDENTICAL IN OWNERSHIP WITH THE FRENCH-AMERICAN CORPORATION, SAN FRANCISCO Nevada County Branch Nevada City Sek , Grass Valley Nevada City \ Head Office, 631 Market St., San Francisco she