March 6, 1933 (4 pages)

Hn e e PAGE a OUR _ THE NEVA DD AB ‘Th emany tunis of Mrs. Thomas LOCAL A ak Oliver will be pleased to learn that she is getting along fine. . Judge ‘George L. Jones accompanX = and Mrs. Deeble left; ied by Mrs. Jones left yesterday mortoday for their home in Sacramento ning for Oakland where they plan to after spending a days. Charles week visiting Mrs Mrs. Carl spend a few BPUWAILY. . Mrs. W. E. Wrignd her home is Deeble’s sister, who has been somewhat MICKIE SAYS—_ quite ill-at improved. THEYS TWO GLASSES OF BIZNESS MEN = THEM THAT ARE GRINGIN' GOOD TWAES of Oroville was She was ac‘Irs. B.-M. Kester a visitor here yesterday. ares oe STEADY ADVERTISING= companied by her brother and a HEM THAT SET BACK pedro py : ie ae es AN' LET ‘EM 09 IT / party of friends, Mrs. cada be is associated With her husband in the publishing of the Oroville Press. WwW. B. for some months is slightly ed. Richards who has been ill improvman, is a Sacramento toé . . e Carey, mining visitor in Georg business lan‘s sister, Mrs. Ed. Johnson. ° _ George Walling, who has been ill for. several months, was moved to the home of Mrs. Ed Smith Saturday by the Holmes Ambulance. North Colum visitor a few Thorne English of bia.was a —— City days ago. M CAFE The Food, Service, Courtesy, . ———— : Mrs. Will Robison and friend, Mrs. oC : At Moderate Prices Botcha of Richmond spent Friday in. These Are Our Speécialties— Nevada City with the former's sister MERCHANTS LUNCH 40c 2 Miss Mamie Fenton. Mrs. Robison is a notary public while her husband is able him ICOSOLIPATIONS URGED TO REDUCE STATE TAX LG AD LORE 3y MELVIN (United Press Staff Corresy>oxrzs<«ctiewnt ) SACRAMENTO, Mar. 6 < £73 >» judicial system is eonsolidation California’s eoimt— y ing toward the largement of Justice Gouzres. This trend is revealed im = report of the judicial council orf <cT a blifornia, as welt as in 6iiis now before the state legistatur dation of these courts, it = believed, would permit numerous econortmice= as well as relieve the load on courts.According to the judicial report, the four justice courts vada county cost $3,660 iast e“orumncil im iIWNeyear. day. “Enlargement and consolidation ae of counties, “or the establishment of) Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan ieft'! judicial districts, is beings sun 2[2>oSes sted) Thursday for San Francisco and. by some who would reduce tir@ tax—: spent the week end with his sister,. payers’ burdens in Califormia.~” the)! Mrs. Will. Walthers, and Mrs. :Do-. report pointed out. acdcivancefficient a ean be brouziikt About, “Argument also is beins ed that a.-more ‘tion of justice particularly in the smaliegez ana . sparsely populated counties. bno> the! selection of one well-quaiitieo°ed zus-: tice of the peace with increased surisdiction, to be given full respon si-. ; bility for the— various tow mSship . courts, having his headquarters the county seat and goings atin county as required. “Such a plan would permit paymse of a salary sufficient to amttract one of special qualifications, amd —_1i— to devote full time to the . work, if required.”’ DAILY RATE pea attorney. She ee to of The proposal to extend the 322 3ris-! $1.10 ficial business while heré. diction of justice courts is provided) Resad Sevact oe . ina.summer of bills before the te vcis-'! Mrs. Will Perry is recovering’ lature, one of which, by Senator ee M. L. MITCHELL, Mgr. from a severe sick spell. King, Hanford, would limit town-! If You Come Once, You'll =e ships with a population of less than! Come Again. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davidson are 19-000 persons to one justice Gf the leaving this week for their mining . peace and one constable. This Zi zrewait ES . property the Queen mine. They are. applies t¢ townphips of ices tien 26.) LUNAR EEcR CCAM MMMMeiMM; . ON One of the streams of the Yuba) . 000 under Fue present law; = ae ie ene make the trips thru by. His clay “weat avet ia So visti = = NEVADA COUNTY Vg Flat. beandas to see him as his condition = Banner Gold County of 2)/——— Was then regarded as criticai= ° . «. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roberts and] _ = California a ee Eas aes = eee =; children of Sacramento, visited his Drey Neitlan, Mozeélle and = SSeS = : 5 sister, Mrs. Carl Schwarty, in NeHansen of Nevada City remderecd 5 Annual production over #. vada City Sunday.-They also motored] four musical n umbers over the Bec} : $3,000,000 =/up to the snow line and enjoyed the] radio station in Sacramento IiAaAst Sat-—! : oe : = . Snow sports. urday. Miss Katherin Celio accom -} = For Information Address eres panied them on the piano. Thexy will; = Chamber of Commerce = Edgar SEG: weH known formet!be on the ais. at ihe same. tima< ea ch . = Nevada City, Calif. = Stes a this oily who has gre Saturday. = 5 seriously ill at his home at Oroville}. Sees =, *. is slowly improving. Relations from C. E. Fraser, mining enZineer, who ee ea or pee eer eee saree eT rete MOM 1 = Alfalfa and Grain = td sit ees Feeds : = Coal and Dry Wood E : PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 394 = : East Spring Street Nevada City : son, Edwin, Jr’s birthday. boys were were the delicious birthday cake was Placerville visit. very well accompanied him a rest. has spent about year in this sG@ction has written from near Flko, Newada. to his mother in Nevada Cit» that he has experienced a cold, hard win-_ter and would enjoy a visit here with her. His brother-in-law, MrWY inite is with him, while his wife is here with Mrs. Fraser. Miss Fay Genasci and Mrs. W. Wilson, motored to and spent the day last Chrharies Sacramento Wedmesday. Mrs. Wilson was formerly Aitiss Es-! telle Lombardine of Seattiec. We eae SS ington, and has visited this city many times before her marriaz:<€~. Mr. Edwin Berger, last Saturday in gxave =a Patty honor of her 1itiec EifeHRHt i1ittie invited and several hRmours spent in playing games betftore <=a3 t. John Marshall came over Saturday for a His mother who has not from Short been home for KITCHEN WARE PERCOLATORS Aluminum. 6 cups ~...-. 69¢ SKILLETS Double Boilers 114-qt. Aluminum 15e Alpha Stores, Ltd. aN TT eaeel Spring Is Just Arounmdc e Corner } Before the touring seasom opens up and you take the old “Bus” out fror under the snow. Let orar mechanical dept. look over your wants. NEVADA CIT VY GARAGE aoe Nevada City Grass Valley Chas. W. LEITER, Propamo e_mn-' Consotli-: sisaperior ! ati the: ito the Nevada City famnd = '-Gistrict . Gold Flat city NUGGET “MONDAY, MARCH, e pias ee — a neti — = Rous Sit fae Fae Dee Die Te tee tte te te ts sn gang CT Tt i bata teeLilete bbe bat BP} a = a = = = := : : ; = i= " = 2 a! giig: ‘: BRM fille UE Et et eBay PHU nt Tt tail muttierigeian i td by "> TT. A. Hear “Radio” . put on one of his special mumbers. 3 . Chef Charles Leiter served a banTPetks on Child Training i oe . quet that was thoroughly enjoyed i hig nF . race At a. regular meeting of the Par-. PY the large crowd present. } ent Teacher’s Association last Fri-. Three door prizes. were won by day,-talks Were made on ‘“‘Radio; Harold Hartung of Grass. Valley, Taiks on child training,’ and “child . $2.50 cash; Mr. Moses, box of candy; training. problems,’’ the latter from. the ¥©. TF. A: mezazine. . Mis. eub Scouts. Ntothers are meeting this after-. moon with Scout Executive Reis-. facker, who is coming up from Au; burn. A regular program is to be given Friday March i7th. a) . =1k’s Dinner Honors . Exalted Ruler Foley i The. Elk’s dinner Thursday night was in the nature of a celebrating in the occasion. Meyers Mobley ed excellent i for and batd. furnishmusie and Fred Breese SUPERVISORS ORDER SCHOOL ; A large number of the “residents of the Gold Flat section attended the rezZular monthly session of the mee+ tine -of . } morning and when the session was i ealled to order by Chairman Dudley, i the supervisors room at the court house was filled to capacity. Both proponents and opponents of the mat-; ter of vital interest to all was e be) discussed, the petition to annex Oakland School District at Gold F te high school disErect. After hearing all the arguments pro con, supervisors adepted a resolution incorporating the Oakland school district with that of the Nevada City high school district. This wili not affect the Oakland school buildings and—property nor} its status. as an elementary school. LEGAL STATUS EXPLAINED Mr. Charles W. 3ursch of the schoo! planning division of the State Department of Education was present to explain the legal status of the petition filed with the Supervisors. Clarence Watters of Gold Flat was the first speaker-on behalf ofthe delegation. Mayor Bennetts followed Mr. Waters presentation of the composite views as far as he could ascertain them, taxpayers and others of Gold Flat. Mayor Bennets referred to the action of the Grand Jury, of which he was foreman, in indorsing the pian of annexation as a_ matter of tax economy. The third matter sented to Chas. W. board izing ofthe for elémentary districts, of French Corral, Birchville, Sweetland and North San Juan. RURAL ATTENDANCE It was stated to Mr. Bursch that the school building of each school are quite near the county road and that only a couple or three miles separates each district from the other and that the attendance registration of one district is but 7 pupils; the attendance of the other two is 13 respectively, While the fourth school shows an attendance of 14 pupils. This is the average attendance. It was deemed possible by consolidation, to hav ebut two teachers assemble the scholars of the present four districts in one building or to use two of the present buildings, with one teacher in each building in which school house the children of two of the present districts would assenrble. This would eliminate the eost of paying salary to so many teachers. Mr. Burch approved the plan tentatively but advised that he would have to become familiar with the topography of the school district and have a concensus of the opinion of the district taxpayers thereof before any action could be approved by him. Members of the board concurred in fhis opinion. BLUE TENT ACTION RESCINDED At the conclusion of the hearing of the various views of the opponents and the opponents of the petition to annex Oakland district to Nevada City high school district the members of ‘the board of supervis“ors asked Mr. Bursch _fo give them his views on the recent action of the board in annexing the Blue Tent school district to the local high sehool district. This procedure was merely formal as it had been previously decided under California school laws that an error had -been which was preBursch by the 6S (See SE eS Bahra le made by the board in its previous ’ I’. By Cassidy a box of candy. oO. 0 Elza Kilroy gave a report on. _Episcopal Services in Observance of Ash Wed. Last Wednesday ie Episcopal church of Nevada City held a short form of Holy Communion, it being Ash Wednesday. : The special musical program arranged by Mrs. Lyda Talbot, choirleader, and Mrs. Oakley Johns, choirleader of the Grass Valley church, was greatly enjoyed. Those taking part in this excelhonor of Exalted Ruler Vincent V. EFotley. The hall was artistically decorated! DIST. MERGER the board of supervisors this} . of the} Was the matter of the union-. lent program were: Mrs. Gove Celio, . Mrs. Cakley Johns, Mrs. Lyda Talbot, ‘Chester Prisk, John Matthews, John Bartle, Louis Hooper. ; Easter Sunday falls on April 16th . this year. action of annexing the district is more than three miles beyond the Nevada City high district, thus not being contiguous to it as required by state school law. This matter was then clearly presented to the board in a.speech made by Kenneth M. Arbogast who represented the taxpayers and other residents of the Blue Tent section which lies about six miles north of this city. In response to thisverbal petition for annulment, the board of supervisors unanimously rescinded their . their order of Tee 6,-1933; SURVEY REVEALS BAD CONDITION Continued from. from page one not be necessary. Cleaning of the, old reservoirs and slightly enlarging it may be sufficient to provide a water reserve over a period of three months or more, it was estimated. It is expected that figures on the entire cost of replacements and imready within a provements will be short time. Those in the party who made the survey yesterday consisted of. Dick Goyne,. R. L. P. Bigelow, Howard and James Penrose, Ed Uren, Louis Kopp, C. B. Anderson, Fred Breeze, W. W. Waggoner, J. L. Smith, E. J. Kilroy and Herbert Hallet. ; 0. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jeffrey. and her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. C. Guenther, motored to Oroville Sunday. WILKNIT HOSIERY COMPANY Greenfiled, Ohio Sole Distributors of WILKNIT : Guaranteed Hosiery H. C. RICHARDS Representative Holbrock Hotel Grass Valley this district as a ee, MEDALS 68 YEARS DELAYED ARE AWARDED Mar 6.—(UP.)—68 LODI, years after award four medals have been presented to veterans of the: Union Army during the Civil War. The medals were awarded and coined just previous to the assasination of President Lincoln. In the confusion.they became: lost. recently they were a vault in Washington and forwarded to the veterans here. Those who received them were: Jesse Millikan, Peter Diedtrich, J. Hammer and S. S. Murphy. Subscribe For The Nugget a «, Be > Glowing Beauty with Harriet Hubbard Ayer Preparations x, eft * + Without care brisk winds are apt to age your skin more than you suppose. Do come to our toilietries section for these rich creams that cleanse and +, 1%, ete} , + % a > sHeleeleloiion An? rates Es Ky s nourish and protect—these loKs > 8 ones tions that sooth, and nourish To cleanse and lubricate Luxuria Cream 45¢ to 2.75 To nourish and stimulate Skin and Tissue Builder 85c \7 \ 7a RA? eiieleeininioy si To whiten the hands Ka Hand Lotion 85c Almond Honey and Cucumber LOOM out co SRA Hieieieioioioininioielebiibiloiiioloteteleieiiee 85, cents : DICKERMAN * Drug Store é NEVADA CITY,CALIFORNIA ¢ Sorteofenfecterteateortertesteestertestesfeterteateatenteoteotectertenn No longer is it necessary to take medicines that relieve for a time but do nothing to prevent the return of gnawing uncomfortable feeling of vicious indigestion. Just take Bisma-Rex. It’s relief is prompt and complete. And its comfort lasts. You'll like the minty flavor too! Bisma-Rex is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. R. E. HARRIS Phone 100 Nevada City SAVE with SAFETY<at ‘The Rexall DRUG STORE’ COMMERCIAL STREET 109 J KEEP WARM O’NIGHTS ‘ Let us renovate your mattresses. holstrey. And for day time comfort give us the job or repairing your auto tops and side curtains. JOHN W. DARKE Phones All kinds of upNEVADA CITY 109 M When a mother can procure RAW, Unpasteurized, Unsterilized, eer thing else. ductive testimonials.” date of November 23, NEVADA CITY MILK, she is positively mistreating her child in feeding anyThis notwithstanding the well advertised host of baby foods with their alluring pictures and se' The above quotation is from the brilliant pen of Dr. Phillip M. Lovell, one of the most famous physicians in western America. It appears in his Los Angeles Times article on ““The Care of the Body,” 1930. GOLD MEDAL AWARD STATE FAIR 1931-32 This Is The Kind of Milk We Sell BRET HART GUERNSEY DAIRY under PHONE 77 discovered in ~ Selene teteeeeietutoteieteiietetenetetetestetey \7

Hn e e PAGE a OUR _ THE NEVA DD AB ‘Th emany tunis of Mrs. Thomas LOCAL A ak Oliver will be pleased to learn that she is getting along fine. . Judge ‘George L. Jones accompanX = and Mrs. Deeble left; ied by Mrs. Jones left yesterday mortoday for their home in Sacramento ning for Oakland where they plan to after spending a days. Charles week visiting Mrs Mrs. Carl spend a few BPUWAILY. . Mrs. W. E. Wrignd her home is Deeble’s sister, who has been somewhat MICKIE SAYS—_ quite ill-at improved. THEYS TWO GLASSES OF BIZNESS MEN = THEM THAT ARE GRINGIN' GOOD TWAES of Oroville was She was ac‘Irs. B.-M. Kester a visitor here yesterday. ares oe STEADY ADVERTISING= companied by her brother and a HEM THAT SET BACK pedro py : ie ae es AN' LET ‘EM 09 IT / party of friends, Mrs. cada be is associated With her husband in the publishing of the Oroville Press. WwW. B. for some months is slightly ed. Richards who has been ill improvman, is a Sacramento toé . . e Carey, mining visitor in Georg business lan‘s sister, Mrs. Ed. Johnson. ° _ George Walling, who has been ill for. several months, was moved to the home of Mrs. Ed Smith Saturday by the Holmes Ambulance. North Colum visitor a few Thorne English of bia.was a —— City days ago. M CAFE The Food, Service, Courtesy, . ———— : Mrs. Will Robison and friend, Mrs. oC : At Moderate Prices Botcha of Richmond spent Friday in. These Are Our Speécialties— Nevada City with the former's sister MERCHANTS LUNCH 40c 2 Miss Mamie Fenton. Mrs. Robison is a notary public while her husband is able him ICOSOLIPATIONS URGED TO REDUCE STATE TAX LG AD LORE 3y MELVIN (United Press Staff Corresy>oxrzs<«ctiewnt ) SACRAMENTO, Mar. 6 < £73 >» judicial system is eonsolidation California’s eoimt— y ing toward the largement of Justice Gouzres. This trend is revealed im = report of the judicial council orf <cT a blifornia, as welt as in 6iiis now before the state legistatur dation of these courts, it = believed, would permit numerous econortmice= as well as relieve the load on courts.According to the judicial report, the four justice courts vada county cost $3,660 iast e“orumncil im iIWNeyear. day. “Enlargement and consolidation ae of counties, “or the establishment of) Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan ieft'! judicial districts, is beings sun 2[2>oSes sted) Thursday for San Francisco and. by some who would reduce tir@ tax—: spent the week end with his sister,. payers’ burdens in Califormia.~” the)! Mrs. Will. Walthers, and Mrs. :Do-. report pointed out. acdcivancefficient a ean be brouziikt About, “Argument also is beins ed that a.-more ‘tion of justice particularly in the smaliegez ana . sparsely populated counties. bno> the! selection of one well-quaiitieo°ed zus-: tice of the peace with increased surisdiction, to be given full respon si-. ; bility for the— various tow mSship . courts, having his headquarters the county seat and goings atin county as required. “Such a plan would permit paymse of a salary sufficient to amttract one of special qualifications, amd —_1i— to devote full time to the . work, if required.”’ DAILY RATE pea attorney. She ee to of The proposal to extend the 322 3ris-! $1.10 ficial business while heré. diction of justice courts is provided) Resad Sevact oe . ina.summer of bills before the te vcis-'! Mrs. Will Perry is recovering’ lature, one of which, by Senator ee M. L. MITCHELL, Mgr. from a severe sick spell. King, Hanford, would limit town-! If You Come Once, You'll =e ships with a population of less than! Come Again. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davidson are 19-000 persons to one justice Gf the leaving this week for their mining . peace and one constable. This Zi zrewait ES . property the Queen mine. They are. applies t¢ townphips of ices tien 26.) LUNAR EEcR CCAM MMMMeiMM; . ON One of the streams of the Yuba) . 000 under Fue present law; = ae ie ene make the trips thru by. His clay “weat avet ia So visti = = NEVADA COUNTY Vg Flat. beandas to see him as his condition = Banner Gold County of 2)/——— Was then regarded as criticai= ° . «. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roberts and] _ = California a ee Eas aes = eee =; children of Sacramento, visited his Drey Neitlan, Mozeélle and = SSeS = : 5 sister, Mrs. Carl Schwarty, in NeHansen of Nevada City remderecd 5 Annual production over #. vada City Sunday.-They also motored] four musical n umbers over the Bec} : $3,000,000 =/up to the snow line and enjoyed the] radio station in Sacramento IiAaAst Sat-—! : oe : = . Snow sports. urday. Miss Katherin Celio accom -} = For Information Address eres panied them on the piano. Thexy will; = Chamber of Commerce = Edgar SEG: weH known formet!be on the ais. at ihe same. tima< ea ch . = Nevada City, Calif. = Stes a this oily who has gre Saturday. = 5 seriously ill at his home at Oroville}. Sees =, *. is slowly improving. Relations from C. E. Fraser, mining enZineer, who ee ea or pee eer eee saree eT rete MOM 1 = Alfalfa and Grain = td sit ees Feeds : = Coal and Dry Wood E : PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 394 = : East Spring Street Nevada City : son, Edwin, Jr’s birthday. boys were were the delicious birthday cake was Placerville visit. very well accompanied him a rest. has spent about year in this sG@ction has written from near Flko, Newada. to his mother in Nevada Cit» that he has experienced a cold, hard win-_ter and would enjoy a visit here with her. His brother-in-law, MrWY inite is with him, while his wife is here with Mrs. Fraser. Miss Fay Genasci and Mrs. W. Wilson, motored to and spent the day last Chrharies Sacramento Wedmesday. Mrs. Wilson was formerly Aitiss Es-! telle Lombardine of Seattiec. We eae SS ington, and has visited this city many times before her marriaz:<€~. Mr. Edwin Berger, last Saturday in gxave =a Patty honor of her 1itiec EifeHRHt i1ittie invited and several hRmours spent in playing games betftore <=a3 t. John Marshall came over Saturday for a His mother who has not from Short been home for KITCHEN WARE PERCOLATORS Aluminum. 6 cups ~......-. 69¢ SKILLETS Double Boilers 114-qt. Aluminum 15e Alpha Stores, Ltd. aN TT eaeel Spring Is Just Arounmdc e Corner } Before the touring seasom opens up and you take the old “Bus” out fror under the snow. Let orar mechanical dept. look over your wants. NEVADA CIT VY GARAGE aoe Nevada City Grass Valley Chas. W. LEITER, Propamo e_mn-' Consotli-: sisaperior ! ati the: ito the Nevada City famnd = '-Gistrict . Gold Flat city NUGGET “MONDAY, MARCH, e pias ee — a neti — = Rous Sit fae Fae Dee Die Te tee tte te te ts sn gang CT Tt i bata teeLilete bbe bat BP} a = a = = = := : : ; = i= " = 2 a! giig: ‘: BRM fille UE Et et eBay PHU nt Tt tail muttierigeian i td by "> TT. A. Hear “Radio” . put on one of his special mumbers. 3 . Chef Charles Leiter served a banTPetks on Child Training i oe . quet that was thoroughly enjoyed i hig nF . race At a. regular meeting of the Par-. PY the large crowd present. } ent Teacher’s Association last Fri-. Three door prizes. were won by day,-talks Were made on ‘“‘Radio; Harold Hartung of Grass. Valley, Taiks on child training,’ and “child . $2.50 cash; Mr. Moses, box of candy; training. problems,’’ the latter from. the ¥©. TF. A: mezazine. . Mis. eub Scouts. Ntothers are meeting this after-. moon with Scout Executive Reis-. facker, who is coming up from Au; burn. A regular program is to be given Friday March i7th. a) . =1k’s Dinner Honors . Exalted Ruler Foley i The. Elk’s dinner Thursday night was in the nature of a celebrating in the occasion. Meyers Mobley ed excellent i for and batd. furnishmusie and Fred Breese SUPERVISORS ORDER SCHOOL ; A large number of the “residents of the Gold Flat section attended the rezZular monthly session of the mee+ tine -of . } morning and when the session was i ealled to order by Chairman Dudley, i the supervisors room at the court house was filled to capacity. Both proponents and opponents of the mat-;

ter of vital interest to all was e be) discussed, the petition to annex Oakland School District at Gold F te high school disErect. After hearing all the arguments pro con, supervisors adepted a resolution incorporating the Oakland school district with that of the Nevada City high school district. This wili not affect the Oakland school buildings and—property nor} its status. as an elementary school. LEGAL STATUS EXPLAINED Mr. Charles W. 3ursch of the schoo! planning division of the State Department of Education was present to explain the legal status of the petition filed with the Supervisors. Clarence Watters of Gold Flat was the first speaker-on behalf ofthe delegation. Mayor Bennetts followed Mr. Waters presentation of the composite views as far as he could ascertain them, taxpayers and others of Gold Flat. Mayor Bennets referred to the action of the Grand Jury, of which he was foreman, in indorsing the pian of annexation as a_ matter of tax economy. The third matter sented to Chas. W. board izing ofthe for elémentary districts, of French Corral, Birchville, Sweetland and North San Juan. RURAL ATTENDANCE It was stated to Mr. Bursch that the school building of each school are quite near the county road and that only a couple or three miles separates each district from the other and that the attendance registration of one district is but 7 pupils; the attendance of the other two is 13 respectively, While the fourth school shows an attendance of 14 pupils. This is the average attendance. It was deemed possible by consolidation, to hav ebut two teachers assemble the scholars of the present four districts in one building or to use two of the present buildings, with one teacher in each building in which school house the children of two of the present districts would assenrble. This would eliminate the eost of paying salary to so many teachers. Mr. Burch approved the plan tentatively but advised that he would have to become familiar with the topography of the school district and have a concensus of the opinion of the district taxpayers thereof before any action could be approved by him. Members of the board concurred in fhis opinion. BLUE TENT ACTION RESCINDED At the conclusion of the hearing of the various views of the opponents and the opponents of the petition to annex Oakland district to Nevada City high school district the members of ‘the board of supervis“ors asked Mr. Bursch _fo give them his views on the recent action of the board in annexing the Blue Tent school district to the local high sehool district. This procedure was merely formal as it had been previously decided under California school laws that an error had -been which was preBursch by the 6S (See SE eS Bahra le made by the board in its previous ’ I’. By Cassidy a box of candy. oO. 0 Elza Kilroy gave a report on. _Episcopal Services in Observance of Ash Wed. Last Wednesday ie Episcopal church of Nevada City held a short form of Holy Communion, it being Ash Wednesday. : The special musical program arranged by Mrs. Lyda Talbot, choirleader, and Mrs. Oakley Johns, choirleader of the Grass Valley church, was greatly enjoyed. Those taking part in this excelhonor of Exalted Ruler Vincent V. EFotley. The hall was artistically decorated! DIST. MERGER the board of supervisors this} . of the} Was the matter of the union-. lent program were: Mrs. Gove Celio, . Mrs. Cakley Johns, Mrs. Lyda Talbot, ‘Chester Prisk, John Matthews, John Bartle, Louis Hooper. ; Easter Sunday falls on April 16th . this year. action of annexing the district is more than three miles beyond the Nevada City high district, thus not being contiguous to it as required by state school law. This matter was then clearly presented to the board in a.speech made by Kenneth M. Arbogast who represented the taxpayers and other residents of the Blue Tent section which lies about six miles north of this city. In response to thisverbal petition for annulment, the board of supervisors unanimously rescinded their . their order of Tee 6,-1933; SURVEY REVEALS BAD CONDITION Continued from. from page one not be necessary. Cleaning of the, old reservoirs and slightly enlarging it may be sufficient to provide a water reserve over a period of three months or more, it was estimated. It is expected that figures on the entire cost of replacements and imready within a provements will be short time. Those in the party who made the survey yesterday consisted of. Dick Goyne,. R. L. P. Bigelow, Howard and James Penrose, Ed Uren, Louis Kopp, C. B. Anderson, Fred Breeze, W. W. Waggoner, J. L. Smith, E. J. Kilroy and Herbert Hallet. ; 0. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jeffrey. and her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. C. Guenther, motored to Oroville Sunday. WILKNIT HOSIERY COMPANY Greenfiled, Ohio Sole Distributors of WILKNIT : Guaranteed Hosiery H. C. RICHARDS Representative Holbrock Hotel Grass Valley this district as a ee, MEDALS 68 YEARS DELAYED ARE AWARDED Mar 6.—(UP.)—68 LODI, years after award four medals have been presented to veterans of the: Union Army during the Civil War. The medals were awarded and coined just previous to the assasination of President Lincoln. In the confusion.they became: lost. recently they were a vault in Washington and forwarded to the veterans here. Those who received them were: Jesse Millikan, Peter Diedtrich, J. Hammer and S. S. Murphy. Subscribe For The Nugget a «, Be > Glowing Beauty with Harriet Hubbard Ayer Preparations x, eft * + Without care brisk winds are apt to age your skin more than you suppose. Do come to our toilietries section for these rich creams that cleanse and +, 1%, ete} , + % a > sHeleeleloiion An? rates Es Ky s nourish and protect—these loKs > 8 ones tions that sooth, and nourish To cleanse and lubricate Luxuria Cream 45¢ to 2.75 To nourish and stimulate Skin and Tissue Builder 85c \7 \ 7a RA? eiieleeininioy si To whiten the hands Ka Hand Lotion 85c Almond Honey and Cucumber LOOM out co SRA Hieieieioioioininioielebiibiloiiioloteteleieiiee 85, cents : DICKERMAN * Drug Store é NEVADA CITY,CALIFORNIA ¢ Sorteofenfecterteateortertesteestertestesfeterteateatenteoteotectertenn No longer is it necessary to take medicines that relieve for a time but do nothing to prevent the return of gnawing uncomfortable feeling of vicious indigestion. Just take Bisma-Rex. It’s relief is prompt and complete. And its comfort lasts. You'll like the minty flavor too! Bisma-Rex is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. R. E. 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