June 6, 1947 (4 pages)

“WEVADA CITY Wi =f PG Fh . saa te eenins anata sarees ae SF ew Be AS * VA L LE EY The reslerend Seat Paper . . SPEAKERS AT * #. AND WORTH A.LOT— MORE MINERS GOING BACK TO — Vol. 27 No: 56. PER MONTH NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA “Te Twin Cities Cit ree ae FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 By H. M. L. — ~ Phere will be no reIt’s no back talk. and we that shrubs of wich shade-the writ . purchased years ago. GRASS ViALLEY: All told about z 170 of the 400 employees of the FRANK HOLBROOK OLD. TIME Our favorite i gardéh. The POSSE TO MARCH IN AUBURN GOLD RUSH PARADE gates. Idaho Maryland Mines Corporation went back to work yesteday morn= ~ ing in the two mines operated by ea who grew it, dug it out ¢*young larches. Jack the company, ‘and thé ‘Idaho, the New ~ Brunswick ‘There was no Vio= NEVADA CTY: Frank Holbrook ,. Downieville, Sierra County, and latlence. Protessions of cars of min= ~ nd the base and as Keith Marsh and Catherine Larold time stage. driver, who died er to Allegany, Sierra County. ere drove past picket lines at: both ay nter appetites could gon here Tuesdey night at the age of gaye the prineipal Student ade: ‘waa mot’ prepossessing to dresses Suviving ,are Ahisson Hatl) Hol} NEVADA ‘Gify:’ J. Paul Hughes, . At the meeting of he Mine mitt” ‘92 years, “will be'buriéd in Pine at. ‘ graduation. ex 8, the_ purer yen mage ajaghen country club proprietor, was elected ‘Grove Cemetery ‘Wedeaten,.of the young the Class of 1947 of Nevada ,, following s services brook of this city, two mic and Smelter ‘Workers,, cro, Pe wa Gately, daughters, pcity High School Teceived diplomas. 4n the Holmes st icigeel Home today Mrs. Neva Curry. of Nevada. City, Captain of the Sheriff's -Posse, at nesday pa hg araae ct) “the. lot. that organization's fecent meeting ‘at 2 p.um. and Mrs. Minnie Stone of Oakland. at the ‘Jopamavi. Club. Daniel. Holbrook was ‘ee son of the late There are three grandsons, Leo(Crawford {3 “First Lieutenant and ‘0. S. Holbrook, first owner : of ‘the \HIGH WINDSDRY FOREST COVER ‘Champion mine on the outskirts 6f nard. E, Curry of Nevada City, and ‘George “Bertoncini is First~Serge. ears ae ‘the.“Me.went i are . ‘this city, who built the second Frank Black and Joseph Curry,’ Protective League, ail quartz mill in Califorpia in the late both of whom are now serving in The members decided to march dent. union, . Sem holds~* RAIN ‘the’only. one of the deciduous. It snete e They shoot their colF. Curran, Fire Control Assistant, jnto the blue. The at Truckee. \ Rev. Angus Miller, rector of Triithe .age af 20, driving a big six nity Episcopal @hurch,— will conhorse coach between this city and duct the service today. CITY COUNCIL OF GRASS VALLEY — HEARS TAXPAYERS foliation, one might alfor that month but bringing. the last Tuesday evening at the local Shute off the street light, in the parade at the Auburn Gold . .ge Rush Rtvival this Saturday, © They will eity hall for an adjourned meeting total for the season to one and sixtytwo. hundredths inches above. nor which was attended bya large del Mayor Alison +4 pest the storm gave reliefto the forest ov ai 4 holiday, with “ng following Simmons Moore, gave the group a thorough briefing why the increased assessments were made-— forth the point. that public works. of: a ie group could be heard in re rds to the numerous questions the city for the last two years has y. been kept. to in the eyes:of — daha Marvindj wae ~ Friday night, carrying the:‘Wational Laer Relations ©Board = their all day vigil, = is being formed. Hughes. has made instead of the hours: when. a change = : available to: the members a drill of shift takes place at the mines. field, and cavalry playground at his At a meeting Wednesday night .of . elub. the Mine Workers maintenance and, ‘Lea Protective is gue, attended by 125 members, Be Jones; secretary, reported egation from the Grass Valley Taxpuse, gives a dense shade mal, With temperatures dropping payers Association in addition to pointing out that when the rates ars and in the winterto ‘the’ near freezing point, the levied they will still be low in comother civic minded citizens. ily barren, letting stom: left atlight blanket of. siow . parison. to othér California comThe meeting was purposely calllight abundantly. onthe. ‘Migher . ridges, munities. ‘Simaorons’ also brought We ed so that the members of the taxt is a “red brad we can trom a Lake Coun leave the horses in trailers, an illegal union. Colors of the _ posse are. maroon decided to, augment rand silver .dray. A ladies:auxiliary lines,and make it an IN ns ty a out horizontally on Total pecipitation for May was GRASS VALLEY: ‘Members of years. even lengths and niiteen “hundredths inches, being the Grass Valley Council gathered Immediately droop the, feathery sixty-two hundredtls unde normal tree of weeping habit. : The deceased began “his. career at rt The usual. Mémorial ‘Day storm ibe. We ‘used *to think: ta nSeandi in brought to the Truckee District of ‘gowhere but that t correc the Tahoe National Forest a total to have had them of “preciitation, according to William forests /are there heir habit.co to speak, fs of forty-one hundreths inches of m the U. S. Navy. 1350s, th was voted unanimously to retur} Cr work this morning. PICNIC AT NORTH:S. . Bridges, attorney for the league ‘lhhe members that on August 20, + last year; at # hearing by the Labor : : Pag Se Board in the. Veterans NORTH SAN Fis anil"otvttney. for the IdahoMar: Juan Water Users Association will that the ag hold a picnic at. the Kate Farley) ‘ was an independeat z home {i French Cofrall6aY uiaay Coad many Years) yet . the assesment: ‘Survéys are being June 8th. Those participating cmt "Gn the Trokee Dae real . estate:. sand the. tewpoint” of “i high?“winis:aro<again’-drying the} the council in regard to a five manj made to determine “who was: and ‘ring lunch baskets and saws, ham‘}pertaining to reassessments “of. forest. cover. Additional fire fightcouncil instead of the present three who ‘wasn’t paying taxes. at ‘thie ‘expected. heavy fire hazard that will exist during ‘the coming. to the mers and shorelé for the work bee city. ers are now being employed to comman eouncil. to be held in cenit beire with the es Jim Moore. who headed the dele-. Pointing ~out that each taxpayer gation for the taxpayers group can: have his individual assessment picnie. ee ~. heMay meeting and picnic were, bri with conaldéred at the 1948 meeting. of held near the Ping boty Brera NINE) tke:aty. Council: sitting at the Graes and much good work © ns feet, é group he represented was Valley Board of Equalization. The in freeing the ditch of weeds: dissatisfied with: the high assessroup thanked the -council. fallen timber. Aftér a : ments recently levied by the city Followiag the taxpayes delegamoon meal, the usual businedsmeetassessor—pointing out the inceas-, tion, reports were heard from Dan ing was held. ed amount of property and dwellStewart, Frank Knuckey and CharBooth presided ‘In the absence’ of] esident . MT. ST. MARY'S BUSINESS SCHOOL CLASS OF 1947 = OLDEN W ing “petors pia a’ shted apr 3. Ata little dis ree eae ae ea flock. Bome dirds had settled no assessments over (Continuedon page 2) © «wprevious les Halstead. (Nevada. City: Mr. ant Mrs. Gee niches. We have “no preH. Eden of 452 North Pine Street about Japanese plants, will celebrate their golden wedding Dottery. We are glad anniversary Sunday, June 8, when wn fellows we so rethey hold open house from 2-4 p.m. were able in years ato welcome family friends and relFopagate so many beautiatives. of shrubs, trees, and The still active edule were marhe Emperor’s royal emried at the Pine Street residence e Chrysanthemum, and they occupy by Josiah Simms of the 1897. he and his people stick Congregational) Church in out its ragged best man. in the Spring before (Both are show. There is some now California pioneer families. percent of“the working: totes: S ces ore oyThe “union “imme lare ft members were en early “ Mrs. y and vagabondish ‘Eden ‘was’ born at the Pine Street, : magnolia. . its long! ‘are very supple and he Waggishly in trouble that is red home and her husband, a reti two miles carpenter, at Indian’ Fiat, city. this of northwest this Eden Their two sons, Gerry W. every Dilooms so early that it man of Lovelock, Nevada and Her es ‘the late ‘rain? pres be will to B. Bden of Sacramen (Nevada © L St nts in the ie tree planted above the ent to assist thei pare ts, gues Irchased with the assurwelcoming of ®s would turn Nevada. ICity scarlet Ray . Meand Benson “Aibert spent the s, dent this day when it is 2 (Nulty, former resi of Mrs. ts gues as tree. Im the Fall the}:week-end here. t of gues a also was slightly pinkish and son of Chiago nd. k-e wee the . over enly turn brown and Mrs. Nelson Well, it never However, some did, this hybrid phony, and erly residGuy Brooks; who fom home at his m ed here, came fro shall have both shade Echo Summit, Placer County, to Fall that splendid visit old friends here on Memorial the t one rides through Day.He is employed by on the road to Lake State ‘Division of Highways. ig Autumn. sweat when it ‘sheds its blossoms, the . Was old when we which fill every erevace in a a huge locust Yr ey ‘2 c= Marilyn Anteren, Betty. Shepherd,” Berease ‘Sim bird i of one of the native and. patio. ’ \ee Then it sheds” its last son's seed gas and are. A ',) back on, the; job. deceased, as descendants of vice: d over, and estimated that almost 50 as Retting of Downieville, acted we bridesmaid for the event and Mr. ‘puts O*Donnell, tion .that. the. work. stoppage — : Mrs. Eden’s sister, the late Lena Magnolia of which ‘fond is the star varEden’s brother, Neal hand. general manager of the ee t nd, expressed his’ grat Willey. Second row, left to right: Ernest Atkinson, "George vushteatede Joe Moneta, Leroy Chenoweth, George Wogan, Clye Kuhfeld, William Geach, William Carmen. Top row, left to right: Don Prisk, Sheila Compton, Leona Lotz, Dorothy Kinter,‘Virginia Wayne, Irene Rothery, Russell Farrell. G. V.H. S. GRADUATE. ‘TO! a liam M. Wilson. peer ary together that completed . Q Starting the week with baccalaureate services Sunday: evening, the depeieie: for tonight’s ceremonies. 4 ‘Marked by a week‘ot “activity; the group dined Tuesday evening in the). the Grass Valley High School Séahigh school cafeteria for their senjor Class, will close a. busy year 10for banquet, ‘The event was fol sii ayprogam and dancing. etrip. vight in the local high sehool. audi joust:withsy. class . ” en the sehool for Sae-* lo

“WEVADA CITY Wi =f PG Fh . saa te eenins anata sarees ae SF ew Be AS * VA L LE EY The reslerend Seat Paper . . SPEAKERS AT * #. AND WORTH A.LOT— MORE MINERS GOING BACK TO — Vol. 27 No: 56. PER MONTH NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA “Te Twin Cities Cit ree ae FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 By H. M. L. — ~ Phere will be no reIt’s no back talk. and we that shrubs of wich shade-the writ . purchased years ago. GRASS ViALLEY: All told about z 170 of the 400 employees of the FRANK HOLBROOK OLD. TIME Our favorite i gardéh. The POSSE TO MARCH IN AUBURN GOLD RUSH PARADE gates. Idaho Maryland Mines Corporation went back to work yesteday morn= ~ ing in the two mines operated by ea who grew it, dug it out ¢*young larches. Jack the company, ‘and thé ‘Idaho, the New ~ Brunswick ‘There was no Vio= NEVADA CTY: Frank Holbrook ,. Downieville, Sierra County, and latlence. Protessions of cars of min= ~ nd the base and as Keith Marsh and Catherine Larold time stage. driver, who died er to Allegany, Sierra County. ere drove past picket lines at: both ay nter appetites could gon here Tuesdey night at the age of gaye the prineipal Student ade: ‘waa mot’ prepossessing to dresses Suviving ,are Ahisson Hatl) Hol} NEVADA ‘Gify:’ J. Paul Hughes, . At the meeting of he Mine mitt” ‘92 years, “will be'buriéd in Pine at. ‘ graduation. ex 8, the_ purer yen mage ajaghen country club proprietor, was elected ‘Grove Cemetery ‘Wedeaten,.of the young the Class of 1947 of Nevada ,, following s services brook of this city, two mic and Smelter ‘Workers,, cro, Pe wa Gately, daughters, pcity High School Teceived diplomas. 4n the Holmes st icigeel Home today Mrs. Neva Curry. of Nevada. City, Captain of the Sheriff's -Posse, at nesday pa hg araae ct) “the. lot. that organization's fecent meeting ‘at 2 p.um. and Mrs. Minnie Stone of Oakland. at the ‘Jopamavi. Club. Daniel. Holbrook was ‘ee son of the late There are three grandsons, Leo(Crawford {3 “First Lieutenant and ‘0. S. Holbrook, first owner : of ‘the \HIGH WINDSDRY FOREST COVER ‘Champion mine on the outskirts 6f nard. E, Curry of Nevada City, and ‘George “Bertoncini is First~Serge. ears ae ‘the.“Me.went i are . ‘this city, who built the second Frank Black and Joseph Curry,’ Protective League, ail quartz mill in Califorpia in the late both of whom are now serving in The members decided to march dent. union, . Sem holds~* RAIN ‘the’only. one of the deciduous. It snete e They shoot their colF. Curran, Fire Control Assistant, jnto the blue. The at Truckee. \ Rev. Angus Miller, rector of Triithe .age af 20, driving a big six nity Episcopal @hurch,— will conhorse coach between this city and duct the service today. CITY COUNCIL OF GRASS VALLEY — HEARS TAXPAYERS foliation, one might alfor that month but bringing. the last Tuesday evening at the local Shute off the street light, in the parade at the Auburn Gold . .ge Rush Rtvival this Saturday, © They will eity hall for an adjourned meeting total for the season to one and sixtytwo. hundredths inches above. nor which was attended bya large del Mayor Alison +4 pest the storm gave reliefto the forest ov ai 4 holiday, with “ng following Simmons Moore, gave the group a thorough briefing why the increased assessments were made-— forth the point. that public works. of: a ie group could be heard in re rds to the numerous questions the city for the last two years has y. been kept. to in the eyes:of — daha Marvindj wae ~ Friday night, carrying the:‘Wational Laer Relations ©Board = their all day vigil, = is being formed. Hughes. has made instead of the hours: when. a change = : available to: the members a drill of shift takes place at the mines. field, and cavalry playground at his At a meeting Wednesday night .of . elub. the Mine Workers maintenance and, ‘Lea Protective is gue, attended by 125 members, Be Jones; secretary, reported egation from the Grass Valley Taxpuse, gives a dense shade mal, With temperatures dropping payers Association in addition to pointing out that when the rates ars and in the winterto ‘the’ near freezing point, the levied they will still be low in comother civic minded citizens. ily barren, letting stom: left atlight blanket of. siow . parison. to othér California comThe meeting was purposely calllight abundantly. onthe. ‘Migher . ridges, munities. ‘Simaorons’ also brought We ed so that the members of the taxt is a “red brad we can trom a Lake Coun leave the horses in trailers, an illegal union. Colors of the _ posse are. maroon decided to, augment rand silver .dray. A ladies:auxiliary lines,and make it an IN ns ty a out horizontally on Total pecipitation for May was GRASS VALLEY: ‘Members of years. even lengths and niiteen “hundredths inches, being the Grass Valley Council gathered Immediately droop the, feathery sixty-two hundredtls unde normal tree of weeping habit. : The deceased began “his. career at rt The usual. Mémorial ‘Day storm ibe. We ‘used *to think: ta nSeandi in brought to the Truckee District of ‘gowhere but that t correc the Tahoe National Forest a total to have had them of “preciitation, according to William forests /are there heir habit.co to speak, fs of forty-one hundreths inches of m the U. S. Navy. 1350s, th was voted unanimously to retur} Cr work this morning. PICNIC AT NORTH:S. . Bridges, attorney for the league ‘lhhe members that on August 20, + last year; at # hearing by the Labor : : Pag Se Board in the. Veterans NORTH SAN Fis anil"otvttney. for the IdahoMar: Juan Water Users Association will that the ag hold a picnic at. the Kate Farley) ‘

was an independeat z home {i French Cofrall6aY uiaay Coad many Years) yet . the assesment: ‘Survéys are being June 8th. Those participating cmt "Gn the Trokee Dae real . estate:. sand the. tewpoint” of “i high?“winis:aro<again’-drying the} the council in regard to a five manj made to determine “who was: and ‘ring lunch baskets and saws, ham‘}pertaining to reassessments “of. forest. cover. Additional fire fightcouncil instead of the present three who ‘wasn’t paying taxes. at ‘thie ‘expected. heavy fire hazard that will exist during ‘the coming. to the mers and shorelé for the work bee city. ers are now being employed to comman eouncil. to be held in cenit beire with the es Jim Moore. who headed the dele-. Pointing ~out that each taxpayer gation for the taxpayers group can: have his individual assessment picnie. ee ~. heMay meeting and picnic were, bri with conaldéred at the 1948 meeting. of held near the Ping boty Brera NINE) tke:aty. Council: sitting at the Graes and much good work © ns feet, é group he represented was Valley Board of Equalization. The in freeing the ditch of weeds: dissatisfied with: the high assessroup thanked the -council. fallen timber. Aftér a : ments recently levied by the city Followiag the taxpayes delegamoon meal, the usual businedsmeetassessor—pointing out the inceas-, tion, reports were heard from Dan ing was held. ed amount of property and dwellStewart, Frank Knuckey and CharBooth presided ‘In the absence’ of] esident . MT. ST. MARY'S BUSINESS SCHOOL CLASS OF 1947 = OLDEN W ing “petors pia a’ shted apr 3. Ata little dis ree eae ae ea flock. Bome dirds had settled no assessments over (Continuedon page 2) © «wprevious les Halstead. (Nevada. City: Mr. ant Mrs. Gee niches. We have “no preH. Eden of 452 North Pine Street about Japanese plants, will celebrate their golden wedding Dottery. We are glad anniversary Sunday, June 8, when wn fellows we so rethey hold open house from 2-4 p.m. were able in years ato welcome family friends and relFopagate so many beautiatives. of shrubs, trees, and The still active edule were marhe Emperor’s royal emried at the Pine Street residence e Chrysanthemum, and they occupy by Josiah Simms of the 1897. he and his people stick Congregational) Church in out its ragged best man. in the Spring before (Both are show. There is some now California pioneer families. percent of“the working: totes: S ces ore oyThe “union “imme lare ft members were en early “ Mrs. y and vagabondish ‘Eden ‘was’ born at the Pine Street, : magnolia. . its long! ‘are very supple and he Waggishly in trouble that is red home and her husband, a reti two miles carpenter, at Indian’ Fiat, city. this of northwest this Eden Their two sons, Gerry W. every Dilooms so early that it man of Lovelock, Nevada and Her es ‘the late ‘rain? pres be will to B. Bden of Sacramen (Nevada © L St nts in the ie tree planted above the ent to assist thei pare ts, gues Irchased with the assurwelcoming of ®s would turn Nevada. ICity scarlet Ray . Meand Benson “Aibert spent the s, dent this day when it is 2 (Nulty, former resi of Mrs. ts gues as tree. Im the Fall the}:week-end here. t of gues a also was slightly pinkish and son of Chiago nd. k-e wee the . over enly turn brown and Mrs. Nelson Well, it never However, some did, this hybrid phony, and erly residGuy Brooks; who fom home at his m ed here, came fro shall have both shade Echo Summit, Placer County, to Fall that splendid visit old friends here on Memorial the t one rides through Day.He is employed by on the road to Lake State ‘Division of Highways. ig Autumn. sweat when it ‘sheds its blossoms, the . Was old when we which fill every erevace in a a huge locust Yr ey ‘2 c= Marilyn Anteren, Betty. Shepherd,” Berease ‘Sim bird i of one of the native and. patio. ’ \ee Then it sheds” its last son's seed gas and are. A ',) back on, the; job.. deceased, as descendants of vice: d over, and estimated that almost 50 as Retting of Downieville, acted we bridesmaid for the event and Mr. ‘puts O*Donnell, tion .that. the. work. stoppage — : Mrs. Eden’s sister, the late Lena Magnolia of which ‘fond is the star varEden’s brother, Neal hand. general manager of the ee t nd, expressed his’ grat Willey. Second row, left to right: Ernest Atkinson, "George vushteatede Joe Moneta, Leroy Chenoweth, George Wogan, Clye Kuhfeld, William Geach, William Carmen. Top row, left to right: Don Prisk, Sheila Compton, Leona Lotz, Dorothy Kinter,‘Virginia Wayne, Irene Rothery, Russell Farrell. G. V.H. S. GRADUATE. ‘TO! a liam M. Wilson. peer ary together that completed . Q Starting the week with baccalaureate services Sunday: evening, the depeieie: for tonight’s ceremonies. 4 ‘Marked by a week‘ot “activity; the group dined Tuesday evening in the). the Grass Valley High School Séahigh school cafeteria for their senjor Class, will close a. busy year 10for banquet, ‘The event was fol sii ayprogam and dancing. etrip. vight in the local high sehool. audi joust:withsy.. class . ” en the sehool for Sae-* lo