May 3, 1940 (6 pages)

cere NEVADA. CITY NUGGET d J i 4 _FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1940. PAGE SIX The folcwine heard ty Judse-G morning in ti> th Dia ; Markal! vs. Guardianship of for letters. Estates of C. foi : Petitions for 4 tion. In re ij . if Vicits Parepts— Mrs. T.-H. Ross visiting her and Mrs, husband is in federal 4 transferred sorge L. I Estate o Nlarence céased.— Finer accov Peterson Benjamin Lee Van Duzer, letters of administraAnnie James, Petition to establish fact of death. Estate of Celita B. Washburn deceased. Petition to set aside estate. government to California. be stationed at Shasta Dam. COURT CALENDAR . = . } . . this } : superior enurt,. j ft, dénd@ petition Shurtte Demurrer. Waddell. Petition ockington, deceased. A: -SBr deceased. Will Meet Tonight ‘Social buat. . Study Group of A. A. U. W. The International Relations Study group of the American Association University Women will meet toat the home of Mrs. Homer Neal, cornor of York and Pine in Nevada City, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Belknap Goldsmith, Dr. Paula Tobias, Mrs. Robert Ingram and Mrs. Neal will lead discussions on special phases of foreign events, and their . relationship to the future of our on of night country. Plans for the annual spring party} of the International group will be imade at the meeting. of _ is a mother and father, J. C. MeCary on the eer Nevada City-Grass Valley road. Her! i St Applegate Club the employ of the . and has been 1 He will, pe cease roses won . : : 'g & § i k f } WHEN J ‘tires and Engine A buy ‘30 Dodge 4-door care, $245 Excellent Local owner 38 FORD V-8 One owner! home use, A beauty '84 Ford Tudor. Factory re-built engine. New tires. New paint. As good a 1934 modExceptionally ech $265 tition LOOK FOR” "32 CHEVROLET PICK-UP, Tires fine. Upholstery spotiess. Engine quiet. Hard to find for this price +39 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR TRUNK SEDAN—DE LUXE MODEL. Origin. al finish and spotless mohair interior will please you and tell its own story. Used exclusively for $645 el as you'll find. . ee BUY: "35 Plymouth 4door Sedan, Paint and upholstery . okay. Engine ' quiet. New tires. A find $345) at $165. LON prices 4-DOOR SEDAN— $595. ’37 Ford Tudor Sedan. Engine as! smooth as a top. Paint and uphol, stery very clean. Tires good. Unusually low mileage; had $475 care Hills Flat, HELBACH MOTORS Phone 400 PAROLE FIXER Grass Valley Nevada Theatre FRIDAY AND e & _ SUNDAY AND MONDAY ; The most stirring chapter ‘in America’s unwritten history brings you more thrills, more excitement tnd more action than any adventare picture in Year. Starring‘Hefol Fives gud Miriam Hopkins. ob Good . Etta Ruddy, who is very low in a criminals who hide robes of justices and racketeers who sell freedom to human jackals who prey on society. Starring William Henry. Also “Brother Rat and A Baby” with Wayne Morris and Patricia Lane. ‘Garden Section Guests Members of the garden section of,. Gas and Electric Co. $266.84; Mrs the “Women’s Civic Improvement; E. Skeahan $5.00; Mrs. Mac Carr Club and their friends were guests; $5.00; Clara Phillips $590; Minnie of the Applegate Wednesday Club Wednesday afternoon. Elaborate arrangements of spring garden and wild flowers turned the rew clubhouse at Applegate into a veritable garden.While tea was.served, Mr. Charles j Parsons of Nevada City, guest speakof the club, outlined methods of and planning in the garer planting dens. St. Agnes Guild Meets Station $10.42 . $12 j Service $3.90; R. E. Harris At McCraney Home St. Agnes Guild met at the home, of Mrs. O. McCraney yesterday af-. ternoon with a splendid attendance . and all enjoyed-a_ pleasant social . time. Plans were made to entertain, Tather Maddux of San Francisco who . will lecture on slums of San Fran. cisco at a meeting in the National Hotel on Wednesday evening, May 8. Refreshments will be served during that evening. All are urged to attend and hear Father Maddux speak on this important topic. THRILLING SAGA OF VIRGINIA CITY WILL BEGIN HERE SUNDAY . There will be thrills and excitement aplenty at Nevada Theatre Runday, when the tirring Warner Bros.’ -film, ‘‘Virginia City’? makes its local debut. The picture co-stars Errol Flynn and Miriam Hopkins as two people whose conflicting missions take them on a_ hazardous journey across the Painted Desert. ‘Errol Flynn as a tough, two-fisted adventurer is said to have surpassed even his success in ‘‘Dodge City,’ anda new, vivid Miriam Hopkins is revealed in the part of, a dancing, fighting spitfire. “Virginia City’’ is an intriguing story of gold smuggling during the final stages of the Civil War. Flynn, a Union Intelligence officer, ,; escapes from a ‘Confederate prison and learns of a conspiracy to smuggle five million dollars worth of gold out of Virginia City to aid the South, but he doesn’t realize that Miriam Hopkins, with whom he is deeply in love, is one of the conspirators. The situation becomes even more excit-; ing when Humphrey Bogart, as a notorious bandit attacks the Union garrison outside of Virginia City and the gold caravan starts its mad dash during the raid. Figurskis Leave— Mrs. John Figurski and small son Donald, left last evening for Wahpeton, North Dakota, to be at the bedside of Mrs. Figurski’s mother, Mrs. hospital Mr. Figurski motored as far as Reno, with his wife and son and will return today. Decorate Hall— = ‘ Members of the decorating committee of the Chamber of Commerce met last evening to decorate the old Armory Hall for the last farewell dance Saturday evening, May 4. They will gather again today and continue with the decorations. Attends Convention— John C. Nettell, county recorder, returned Sunday from attending a recorder’s convention in Los Angeles. SATURDAY G<Men turn their g.uns on the behind the % CITY COUNCIL (Continued from Page One) ated vehicles. The. application of Dr. Topic for city meat inspector read, voted upon and accepted. It is understood he will take over the duties in about a month. The position pays $40 a month. John R. was GENERAL FUND H. S. Hallett $1500.0; Pop Johnson $125.00; Garfield Robson $150.00; Geo. H. Calanan $20.00; Max Solaro $71.50; Dr. E. M. Roesner / $40.00; Mrs. E. Foley $12.50; Miles P. Coughlan $12.50; Lin Davies $125.00; Eugene Blake $35.00; Sam Hooper $100.00; Richfield Service ; Nevada City Garage .50; Union Publishing Co. $106.71; Plaza Grocery $118.97; Pacific Young $500; Minnie Sandow $5.00; Martha Dillon $5.00; John Eden $5.00; Mary Hoskins $5.00; Calif. State Automobile Association -$13.18; A. L. (Dick) Lane $16.94; J. W. Shebley $63.36; Andy’s Associated $5.16; E> Christenson $20.45; Duro’ Test Corporation $10.29; George Brothers $9.15; Nevada City Garage, $12.75; ~ CHURCHES REV, BUCKNER WILL OCCUPY LOCAL PULPIT Rev. H.-H. Bdelner and “Mrs. Buckner are motoring up from San Diego to spend the week end in Nemorning and evening. This will be sort of a reunion of church members and the«minister as Rev. filled “the local puipit many years. winter in San Diego and southern California and motored to Oakland dren in each city as they journeyed north, : of young people, group of young Mr. and Mrs. Ralston attend Glenn H. Cleland $26.29; W.S. Williamson $22.98; Sam Hooper $10.50; Max Solaro $19.88; Alpha _ Stores. ee $179.84; Nev. . $1.00; Nevada City Nugget $13.Ae: Standard Oil Co. $4.55; Diamond : 25; Reita Curnow $70.00. $2777.93. Receipts To balance in treasury $9505:52. To water Collections $1847.70; State Tax Liquor License $1597.50; T9 City Marshal, licenses $284.50; City Marshal, tax delinquent $23.25; To City Recorder, fines $100.00; To City Assessor taxes, dog tax $4.00; Penalties-and costs, $5.36; Miscellaneous $4.60; ing permits $21.00; Street repairs $82.00. $3971.41. Total $13476.93. Disbursements By warrants paid on general fund $2463.28; by warrants paid on fire fund $187.98; by warrants paid on library fund $203.71. $2864.97. Errol: By balance in treasury $10621.96. To balance in fire fund $1059.07; to balance in library fund $494.37; to balance in general fund $9068.52. THIRTY ONE ABSENTEE BALLOTS ARE ISSUED Yesterday was the last day to secure absentee ballots in order to cast a vote in the primary election to be held Tuesday, May 7. County Clerk R. N. McCormack stated last evening that thirty one persons had secured absentee ballots. SHOWERS FOR CITY Nevada City has had several days cloudy weather and-~yesterday the city was visited by ‘several heavy showers. Predictions are that tomorrow will be clear and warmer. . DUELLO THREATENS! The feud of Leonard lLageson, agricultural commissioner, and Irving Long, insurance agent, of Nevada City, has been one of many months standing and finally has flared out into the open. One morning early in March Lageson came stepping proudly down Broad street. “I am going to make that Long come and look at my sweet peas if I have to go out and get. him”’. Long wasn’t to be seen for several days and when he did appear he was bearing a purple sweet pea in his coat lapel, and a twinkle in his eye. It is not quite clear which one raised the first flowers this year, though the argument rages. Long had planted his seed last fall and carefully tended his pets all seajson. Lageson planted his seed in a big pot in his office at the court house in January. Critically Nl— Mrs. Will C. Coughlin of Silva Avenue is critically ill in the Nevada City Sanitarium from an appendix operation. It is stated the appendix burst ‘before the operation. Her children from Auburn and the bay district have come to (Nevada City to be near their mother. To San Jose— Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Anderson of San Jose motored ‘to Nevada City Tuesday and remained until yesterday visiting Mrs. Anderson’s sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Park Avenue. To Tour Northwest— Phil Harding left Monday on a several months trip through Washington, Oregon and other northwestern states. County N. G. R.! To: miscellaneous. Build-: jon Bast Broad street. > . week end institute. . TRINITY EPISCOPAL ' Match Co. $371.97; General Petro-, leum Corporation $43.45; Ted Sig-. took $124.86; Ernest Young: The Sunday Atter After Ascension—. $117.56; Tom White $81.00; Nick 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion. 9:45 a.} Sandow $118.68; Roy Hoskins $20.-',, _ Church school, 11 a. m, Holy, Total cheuahinn and address. The rector . ‘will speak upon “The Art of Christ-' The qested . of extinct volcanoes, ian Sportsmanship.” choir will be directed by Mrs.-C. A. Libbey; Gloria “The Kyrie’, “The “The Sanctus’ and “The Gloria . Excelsis.”’ Note: ; Whitsunday, day or Pentecost is the day which the Christian church as it is recorded began, community. Mother’s Day will with the Whitsunday service, aside for this purpose. H, MARRIAGE LICENSES Velma A. Hardy, ‘Rocklin. trice E. Zerga, Sierra City. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS being held in Grass Valley today. Surprise Party— Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. fourteen present. Mr. tive and jolly for his age. To Santa Barbara— MeGagin left ‘Tuesday for joying a short holiday, Mrs. Rogers Returns— daughter, family, Avenue. Married. In Reno— Reno,. Tuesday, this city. Mrs. Salmon Very Dl— Mrs. Mary Salmon, who has been come worse and is very low at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Day Buckner With his wife he has spent the past and on to Loomis visiting their chilRev.» David Ralston and Mrs. Ralston have. gone to Monte Toyon for the week end to attend an institute members of the Epworth League. Several years ago this people attended an Epworth League convention at ‘Mon. té Toyon and Rev. Ralston and wife were the sponsors. This group are all married now and have requested that the RUNAWAY HORSE HES THROUGH TAWIN VESTERDAY Tt seemed atitioet like olden times o see a runawa horse streak through town yesterday afternoon about one . o'clock. Wildly running feet were; heard tearing down the street seat. . tering pedestrians. The black saddle pony of Louie Orzalli with a picket; o trict the pipe hitting it smartly on the hind legs. About-in front of the’ Alpha hardware store the animal . crashed the narrow gauge bus bee ing one of the headlights, bouncing off, it hit a machine bending a fen-. der, thence down ‘to cross the sion and start up Sacramento street. collided with another car darted between it and a truck held the length of pipe caught in the truck, stopping the horse. ; Unshod, the animal heled to its feet and as it passed the Club Pool Hall Sheriff C. Tobiassen exclaimed: ‘Well horse racing is legal in California.’”’ Lt was the first runaway in a long time and attracted much attention. The horse had been on pasture and pulled up the stake. Arizona Jealous of Fruit Mother’s\Day comes upon May 12th. All Episcopalians are required to make their communion upon this day. Whitsunupon in the historical section of the “Book of the Acts of the Apostles.’’ The Book of the Acts of the Apostles’ tells°us that over three thousand souls were baptized upon that day in the — Christian be celebrated and tribute will be paid to mothers every where who have fostered the Christian faith in the hearts of their children. Pay your respect to your mother by worshipping upon this day set THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector. On Tuesday, April 30, the following marriage licenses were secured: John C. Peterson, Nevada City and Walter Loffmark, Goodyears Bar and BeaThe Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for the convention and district meeting George Flambigl was given a surprise. birthday dinner and party last Carribean Orzalli on Grove Street. There were Flambigl is “three score and ten’’ and quite@ic‘County Probation Officer A. W. Santa Barbara to attend the annual convention of probation officers. He was accompanied by Mrs. Annie Rule of Grass Valley and Deputy County Treasurer Elma Hecker who are enMrs. Sadie Rogers, who has spent the winter in Alleghany with her Mrs. Elmo Trewhella and has returned to spend the summer with another daughter, Mrs. Louie Davidson and family on Park David B. Davies, 36, and Roberta L. Gould, over 21, were married in April 30. Both are from ‘Nevada City. She is the daughter’ of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gould of ill many months, has suddenly bePHOENIX, Ariz., (UP)—Because . Arizona is the only pest free citrus . Taising district in the country, the state department: of agriculture is CHURCH SERVICES becoming increasingly vigilant in inincoming fruits and vege‘checking stations. . . speeting ‘tables at border Dead Volcanoes in Pinacates AJO, Ariz. (UP)—The Pinacate mountains, south of here are a range according’ to , Seologists. The mountains get their Miss Mary Libbey will be . name from the Pincate bug—an inat the organ. The music will include; S¢ct that stands on its head. Tibi,” . “The Laus Tibi,’’ “The Agnus Dei,” . in Sell or buy through the Classified Advertisments of the Nugget. it saves you money and makes you money. Sell or buy anything at a and as a _ Missouri Proud of Maple Syrup FULTON, Mo., (UP) — Missouri nationally known or its mules, now takes a bid for recognition as @ maple syrup center Sen, Harry Ss: Truman sent President Roosevelt a quart of syrup made from ‘the sap of central. Missouri's maple trees. Scientific Police Win Point BERKELEY, Cal., (UP )— This city’s nationally famous ‘‘Scientific Police Department’’, has made one concession. Officers, ‘for ‘the first time, since the department went scientific, will be allowed to. patrol vada City. He will occupy the pulpit. rope and short length of pipe attach. their beats without coats during the of the local Methodist church Sunday . ed. streaked through the business disjheat of summer, Bon Allure News BETTER Cottons By— Martha Manning . FINE CHAMBRAY WOVEN SEERSUCKERS SPUN-SHANS Sizes 1614 to 241 3.95 10 7.95 IT’S ALWAYS NEW AT THE BON ALLURE WOMEN’S APPAREL . small advertising cost. 141 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Calif. Quality Merchandise RINSO Sparkling White 19c: Washes Clothes . . LUX TOILET SOAP 5 ee EN Active eee eae 2 Lather for 3 . , complexion and bath SOIL-OFF The perfect liquid ‘cleaner for woodwork, painted plaster, hardwood and linoleum floors. Like you dust. Not injurious to the hands Quart Can . 3 ae for . 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cere NEVADA. CITY NUGGET d J i 4 _FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1940. PAGE SIX The folcwine heard ty Judse-G morning in ti> th Dia ; Markal! vs. Guardianship of for letters. Estates of C. foi : Petitions for 4 tion. In re ij . if Vicits Parepts— Mrs. T.-H. Ross visiting her and Mrs, husband is in federal 4 transferred sorge L. I Estate o Nlarence céased.— Finer accov Peterson Benjamin Lee Van Duzer, letters of administraAnnie James, Petition to establish fact of death. Estate of Celita B. Washburn deceased. Petition to set aside estate. government to California. be stationed at Shasta Dam. COURT CALENDAR . = . } . . this } : superior enurt,. j ft, dénd@ petition Shurtte Demurrer. Waddell. Petition ockington, deceased. A: -SBr deceased. Will Meet Tonight ‘Social buat. . Study Group of A. A. U. W. The International Relations Study group of the American Association University Women will meet toat the home of Mrs. Homer Neal, cornor of York and Pine in Nevada City, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Belknap Goldsmith, Dr. Paula Tobias, Mrs. Robert Ingram and Mrs. Neal will lead discussions on special phases of foreign events, and their . relationship to the future of our on of night country. Plans for the annual spring party} of the International group will be imade at the meeting. of _ is a mother and father, J. C. MeCary on the eer Nevada City-Grass Valley road. Her! i St Applegate Club the employ of the . and has been 1 He will, pe cease roses won . : : 'g & § i k f } WHEN J ‘tires and Engine A buy ‘30 Dodge 4-door care, $245 Excellent Local owner 38 FORD V-8 One owner! home use, A beauty '84 Ford Tudor. Factory re-built engine. New tires. New paint. As good a 1934 modExceptionally ech $265 tition LOOK FOR” "32 CHEVROLET PICK-UP, Tires fine. Upholstery spotiess. Engine quiet. Hard to find for this price +39 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR TRUNK SEDAN—DE LUXE MODEL. Origin. al finish and spotless mohair interior will please you and tell its own story. Used exclusively for $645 el as you'll find. . ee BUY: "35 Plymouth 4door Sedan, Paint and upholstery . okay. Engine ' quiet. New tires. A find $345) at $165. LON prices 4-DOOR SEDAN— $595. ’37 Ford Tudor Sedan. Engine as! smooth as a top. Paint and uphol, stery very clean. Tires good. Unusually low mileage; had $475 care Hills Flat, HELBACH MOTORS Phone 400 PAROLE FIXER Grass Valley Nevada Theatre FRIDAY AND e & _ SUNDAY AND MONDAY ; The most stirring chapter ‘in America’s unwritten history brings you more thrills, more excitement tnd more action than any adventare picture in Year. Starring‘Hefol Fives gud Miriam Hopkins. ob Good . Etta Ruddy, who is very low in a criminals who hide robes of justices and racketeers who sell freedom to human jackals who prey on society. Starring William Henry. Also “Brother Rat and A Baby” with Wayne Morris and Patricia Lane. ‘Garden Section Guests Members of the garden section of,. Gas and Electric Co. $266.84; Mrs the “Women’s Civic Improvement; E. Skeahan $5.00; Mrs. Mac Carr Club and their friends were guests; $5.00; Clara Phillips $590; Minnie of the Applegate Wednesday Club Wednesday afternoon. Elaborate arrangements of spring garden and wild flowers turned the rew clubhouse at Applegate into a veritable garden.While tea was.served, Mr. Charles j Parsons of Nevada City, guest speakof the club, outlined methods of and planning in the garer planting dens. St. Agnes Guild Meets Station $10.42 . $12 j Service $3.90; R. E. Harris At McCraney Home St. Agnes Guild met at the home, of Mrs. O. McCraney yesterday af-. ternoon with a splendid attendance . and all enjoyed-a_ pleasant social . time. Plans were made to entertain, Tather Maddux of San Francisco who . will lecture on slums of San Fran. cisco at a meeting in the National Hotel on Wednesday evening, May 8. Refreshments will be served during that evening. All are urged to attend and hear Father Maddux speak on this important topic. THRILLING SAGA OF VIRGINIA CITY WILL BEGIN HERE SUNDAY . There will be thrills and excitement aplenty at Nevada Theatre Runday, when the tirring Warner Bros.’ -film, ‘‘Virginia City’? makes its local debut. The picture co-stars Errol Flynn and Miriam Hopkins as two people whose conflicting missions take them on a_ hazardous journey across the Painted Desert. ‘Errol Flynn as a tough, two-fisted adventurer is said to have surpassed even his success in ‘‘Dodge City,’ anda new, vivid Miriam Hopkins is revealed in the part of, a dancing, fighting spitfire. “Virginia City’’ is an intriguing story of gold smuggling during the final stages of the Civil War. Flynn, a Union Intelligence officer, ,; escapes from a ‘Confederate prison and learns of a conspiracy to smuggle five million dollars worth of gold out of Virginia City to aid the South, but he doesn’t realize that Miriam Hopkins, with whom he is deeply in love, is one of the conspirators. The situation becomes even more excit-; ing when Humphrey Bogart, as a notorious bandit attacks the Union garrison outside of Virginia City and the gold caravan starts its mad dash during the raid. Figurskis Leave— Mrs. John Figurski and small son Donald, left last evening for Wahpeton, North Dakota, to be at the bedside of Mrs. Figurski’s mother, Mrs. hospital Mr. Figurski motored as far as Reno, with his wife and son and will return today. Decorate Hall— = ‘ Members of the decorating committee of the Chamber of Commerce met last evening to decorate the old Armory Hall for the last farewell dance Saturday evening, May 4. They will gather again today and continue with the decorations. Attends Convention— John C. Nettell, county recorder, returned Sunday from attending a recorder’s convention in Los Angeles. SATURDAY G<Men turn their g.uns on the behind the % CITY COUNCIL (Continued from Page One) ated vehicles. The. application of Dr. Topic for city meat inspector read, voted upon and accepted. It is understood he will take over the duties in about a month. The position pays $40 a month. John R. was GENERAL FUND H. S. Hallett $1500.0; Pop Johnson $125.00; Garfield Robson $150.00; Geo. H. Calanan $20.00; Max Solaro $71.50; Dr. E. M. Roesner / $40.00; Mrs. E. Foley $12.50; Miles P. Coughlan $12.50; Lin Davies $125.00; Eugene Blake $35.00; Sam Hooper $100.00; Richfield Service ; Nevada City Garage .50; Union Publishing Co. $106.71; Plaza Grocery $118.97; Pacific Young $500; Minnie Sandow $5.00; Martha Dillon $5.00; John Eden $5.00; Mary Hoskins $5.00; Calif. State Automobile Association -$13.18; A. L. (Dick) Lane $16.94; J. W. Shebley $63.36; Andy’s Associated $5.16; E> Christenson $20.45; Duro’ Test Corporation $10.29; George Brothers $9.15; Nevada City Garage, $12.75; ~ CHURCHES REV, BUCKNER WILL OCCUPY LOCAL PULPIT Rev. H.-H. Bdelner and “Mrs. Buckner are motoring up from San Diego to spend the week end in Nemorning and evening. This will be sort of a reunion of church members and the«minister as Rev. filled “the local puipit many years. winter in San Diego and southern California and motored to Oakland dren in each city as they journeyed north, : of young people, group of young Mr. and Mrs. Ralston attend Glenn H. Cleland $26.29; W.S. Williamson $22.98; Sam Hooper $10.50; Max Solaro $19.88; Alpha _ Stores. ee $179.84; Nev. . $1.00; Nevada City Nugget $13.Ae: Standard Oil Co. $4.55; Diamond : 25; Reita Curnow $70.00. $2777.93. Receipts To balance in treasury $9505:52. To water Collections $1847.70; State Tax Liquor License $1597.50; T9 City Marshal, licenses $284.50; City Marshal, tax delinquent $23.25; To City Recorder, fines $100.00; To City Assessor taxes, dog tax $4.00; Penalties-and costs, $5.36; Miscellaneous $4.60; ing permits $21.00; Street repairs $82.00. $3971.41. Total $13476.93. Disbursements By warrants paid on general fund

$2463.28; by warrants paid on fire fund $187.98; by warrants paid on library fund $203.71. $2864.97. Errol: By balance in treasury $10621.96. To balance in fire fund $1059.07; to balance in library fund $494.37; to balance in general fund $9068.52. THIRTY ONE ABSENTEE BALLOTS ARE ISSUED Yesterday was the last day to secure absentee ballots in order to cast a vote in the primary election to be held Tuesday, May 7. County Clerk R. N. McCormack stated last evening that thirty one persons had secured absentee ballots. SHOWERS FOR CITY Nevada City has had several days cloudy weather and-~yesterday the city was visited by ‘several heavy showers. Predictions are that tomorrow will be clear and warmer. . DUELLO THREATENS! The feud of Leonard lLageson, agricultural commissioner, and Irving Long, insurance agent, of Nevada City, has been one of many months standing and finally has flared out into the open. One morning early in March Lageson came stepping proudly down Broad street. “I am going to make that Long come and look at my sweet peas if I have to go out and get. him”’. Long wasn’t to be seen for several days and when he did appear he was bearing a purple sweet pea in his coat lapel, and a twinkle in his eye. It is not quite clear which one raised the first flowers this year, though the argument rages. Long had planted his seed last fall and carefully tended his pets all seajson. Lageson planted his seed in a big pot in his office at the court house in January. Critically Nl— Mrs. Will C. Coughlin of Silva Avenue is critically ill in the Nevada City Sanitarium from an appendix operation. It is stated the appendix burst ‘before the operation. Her children from Auburn and the bay district have come to (Nevada City to be near their mother. To San Jose— Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Anderson of San Jose motored ‘to Nevada City Tuesday and remained until yesterday visiting Mrs. Anderson’s sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Park Avenue. To Tour Northwest— Phil Harding left Monday on a several months trip through Washington, Oregon and other northwestern states. County N. G. R.! To: miscellaneous. Build-: jon Bast Broad street. > . week end institute. . TRINITY EPISCOPAL ' Match Co. $371.97; General Petro-, leum Corporation $43.45; Ted Sig-. took $124.86; Ernest Young: The Sunday Atter After Ascension—. $117.56; Tom White $81.00; Nick 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion. 9:45 a.} Sandow $118.68; Roy Hoskins $20.-',, _ Church school, 11 a. m, Holy, Total cheuahinn and address. The rector . ‘will speak upon “The Art of Christ-' The qested . of extinct volcanoes, ian Sportsmanship.” choir will be directed by Mrs.-C. A. Libbey; Gloria “The Kyrie’, “The “The Sanctus’ and “The Gloria . Excelsis.”’ Note: ; Whitsunday, day or Pentecost is the day which the Christian church as it is recorded began, community. Mother’s Day will with the Whitsunday service, aside for this purpose. H, MARRIAGE LICENSES Velma A. Hardy, ‘Rocklin. trice E. Zerga, Sierra City. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS being held in Grass Valley today. Surprise Party— Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. fourteen present. Mr. tive and jolly for his age. To Santa Barbara— MeGagin left ‘Tuesday for joying a short holiday, Mrs. Rogers Returns— daughter, family, Avenue. Married. In Reno— Reno,. Tuesday, this city. Mrs. Salmon Very Dl— Mrs. Mary Salmon, who has been come worse and is very low at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Day Buckner With his wife he has spent the past and on to Loomis visiting their chilRev.» David Ralston and Mrs. Ralston have. gone to Monte Toyon for the week end to attend an institute members of the Epworth League. Several years ago this people attended an Epworth League convention at ‘Mon. té Toyon and Rev. Ralston and wife were the sponsors. This group are all married now and have requested that the RUNAWAY HORSE HES THROUGH TAWIN VESTERDAY Tt seemed atitioet like olden times o see a runawa horse streak through town yesterday afternoon about one . o'clock. Wildly running feet were; heard tearing down the street seat. . tering pedestrians. The black saddle pony of Louie Orzalli with a picket; o trict the pipe hitting it smartly on the hind legs. About-in front of the’ Alpha hardware store the animal . crashed the narrow gauge bus bee ing one of the headlights, bouncing off, it hit a machine bending a fen-. der, thence down ‘to cross the sion and start up Sacramento street. collided with another car darted between it and a truck held the length of pipe caught in the truck, stopping the horse. ; Unshod, the animal heled to its feet and as it passed the Club Pool Hall Sheriff C. Tobiassen exclaimed: ‘Well horse racing is legal in California.’”’ Lt was the first runaway in a long time and attracted much attention. The horse had been on pasture and pulled up the stake. Arizona Jealous of Fruit Mother’s\Day comes upon May 12th. All Episcopalians are required to make their communion upon this day. Whitsunupon in the historical section of the “Book of the Acts of the Apostles.’’ The Book of the Acts of the Apostles’ tells°us that over three thousand souls were baptized upon that day in the — Christian be celebrated and tribute will be paid to mothers every where who have fostered the Christian faith in the hearts of their children. Pay your respect to your mother by worshipping upon this day set THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector. On Tuesday, April 30, the following marriage licenses were secured: John C. Peterson, Nevada City and Walter Loffmark, Goodyears Bar and BeaThe Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for the convention and district meeting George Flambigl was given a surprise. birthday dinner and party last Carribean Orzalli on Grove Street. There were Flambigl is “three score and ten’’ and quite@ic‘County Probation Officer A. W. Santa Barbara to attend the annual convention of probation officers. He was accompanied by Mrs. Annie Rule of Grass Valley and Deputy County Treasurer Elma Hecker who are enMrs. Sadie Rogers, who has spent the winter in Alleghany with her Mrs. Elmo Trewhella and has returned to spend the summer with another daughter, Mrs. Louie Davidson and family on Park David B. Davies, 36, and Roberta L. Gould, over 21, were married in April 30. Both are from ‘Nevada City. She is the daughter’ of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gould of ill many months, has suddenly bePHOENIX, Ariz., (UP)—Because . Arizona is the only pest free citrus . Taising district in the country, the state department: of agriculture is CHURCH SERVICES becoming increasingly vigilant in inincoming fruits and vege‘checking stations. . . speeting ‘tables at border Dead Volcanoes in Pinacates AJO, Ariz. (UP)—The Pinacate mountains, south of here are a range according’ to , Seologists. The mountains get their Miss Mary Libbey will be . name from the Pincate bug—an inat the organ. The music will include; S¢ct that stands on its head. Tibi,” . “The Laus Tibi,’’ “The Agnus Dei,” . in Sell or buy through the Classified Advertisments of the Nugget. it saves you money and makes you money. Sell or buy anything at a and as a _ Missouri Proud of Maple Syrup FULTON, Mo., (UP) — Missouri nationally known or its mules, now takes a bid for recognition as @ maple syrup center Sen, Harry Ss: Truman sent President Roosevelt a quart of syrup made from ‘the sap of central. Missouri's maple trees. 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