October 28, 1947 (4 pages)

= OFFICE OF TREAS. by RPLUS BUSES NEVADA CITY: Miss Elma ie y ‘ \ . -') Hecker, county treasurer, yesteré NEVADA CITY: Edward A. gay announced’: the appointment)’ % . = Frantz, principal of the Nevada! of Miss Dorothy Salisbury ‘to be -City high school, and William L. geputy in her office, ‘to take the “a Tamblyn have returned from San} place — of Mrs. Lillian Powell = DA CITY-G : ALI DAY. OCT 26. REVO’ ITY-GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCT: 28, 1947 . Francisco with two large war. Brady, who has resigned in ord@r) Richard . W. Hoekins, yer 3 n Vacaville, reported that a highly prised ae : surplus busses to be used for) ¢o join her husband i transporting children. Solano county, where he is em-. volver, given him by fellow World We a :} ' : S COUNTY CHAMBER CAMPTO ILLE ‘The two buses, used by the ed 0b he Pacific G a a : . IUD al ; KR ‘ a8 j : . ployed by the’ ec Gas and. when -he, w 1 $ cn he ! . . GROUP MEETS AT AIVAE ENGL . sors o2rng er oe, or] etre Company re sae ‘ ie : condition and were -purchased for ei ‘while ‘ie ean ie ‘pouts with ornia, lawaij one-fifth of their original cost. Miss Salisbury was formerly we clerk of the’ Nevada County se?) prisoner he had picked up iff ici i ties ' €8 vahied DONNER VILLAGE NEWS One will be used as @ standby M ‘ ore eae pus, and the other will be conlective service board. Mrs. Brady issouri. so 5 te school . served for five years; prior to her Hoskins stated that he and the — \ prisoner, L. B. Preddy, charge@ Ss under. * , 2 ao aes VALLEY: Directors of $ verted into a truck for 1 effect, ag sa aac Chamber. of. By Mrs. James oO. Rittenhouse . Use. marriage, as deputy treasurer. ~ ; : ns’ adminig. ommerce ani representatives of : % ery : , : with car. theft, stopped in Ama~ the Nevada City and Truckee CAMPTONVILLE: Lavyerne. .= rillo,. .Texas, . last Wednesday Van-Sant, of Penryn, recently ar. } ; : : night, “Because there. were “no : : garages available. in which to 931 Nevada St., Oct. 25, 1947 chambers. will meet this evening : . vested. by Traffic Officer. A. J. P ng ‘ td -. oat den (eee Hl heave the car overnight, he locked Period mong Mr. Harley Leete, Jr. for dinner at Donner Village. Ponta on charges: of speeding and it and:left it outside. During the . War Ir vets driving On the wrong side of. the night a small side window was he countailie Dear Harley: : @. liberal res 8 conducted a pubSome one blundered (in my Chamber of Commerce will be the ' é . : and picke mm the, topic: estimation) when the Washingchiet “theme of ‘the mwetine. saiphtitie entered a plea of guilty’ é ¢ b : t. More thas : ‘you THINK OF . ton Street fill is mentioned in a poeietanes sneer ee in the local justice’s court. and . : ig broken. . His. revolver and abr “a n dollars Many C OUNT ¥. critical: way.’ 1 knew that ravine was fined $25 by Judge Acton M. ‘ 1 yi : overcoat.were stolen, The sher=— prOreY COMMERCE, . when a girl named Mabel BradB.P.W.C. Has Annual. . . “levee i vid: ime inet Sates ies Wl ite notified the police: ‘The gum oF WHICH 18. ley would walk on the rail of the ‘“Pal-Rey ealing” Ni ht . . Dave Willard Williams of Oak; j 1) ’ : is distinctively marked with new: foot, bridge on her’ way. to school ee — : ane Whe, tried ip. she 0a just-}]. . FROM THE BOOK EDITED BY C. L. CANFIELD — grips, which were recently place® ‘. GRASS VALLEY: ‘The Grass. wni court On charges of driving . Me ee Tg ee a handle. oe Valley Business. and Professional while: titeenerer. proterred. by = —— ————————_—_eaae, SAREE Te : club will gather ‘Wednesda Traffic Officer Gorris. Richards, : Le RMIT RS Age Sees ter thee a TERE, iat ade guilty by the} DECEMBER 21, 1851.—It has rained more of less “Tea court peeause. ofi-lack of. suffic. all'the. week and the water is 80 high in the creek that . : Formation of a Nevada County ; ae “ADVER' .The elderly feminine ‘populat'on. . , ie threw up ‘their hands. in horror. jtoljowing Tocat) Much .of the yardage used on eed Onl os ‘one ban ‘ine Se Wee ak Tuaree. Vemline? ty in th ’ ie : tained from.time to time at littte’. Veo"™ ’ party in* the studio .of 1 appl : ; ; : cient evidence. ‘Fhe defendant : : : ; Ee Sag nonthlys TN: teéd some: a on it appear like, Ser a ah eas? tants ‘was found guilty, however, of #io-{there-ig no chance to, get our sluice boxes in place. Our : ~ “ : ] ; ge ON RTPA, 2 es a 4 Fe} eae: ‘ ft = 3 4 is ts : : : ee pen ve eonnty Or] A thorough investigat'on and street. ES tea and "See wen’ finea neighbor at the next cabim.“‘Silent: Platt, as ‘we cally without eagle TRRCAR Becca dle came in order. : . otpambhe a Oe” sim, stuek a-pick-in:his foot and has been laid’ up fora 3 ia ee _ eorge iA. Lege. : ma? ge re Barry E Cole ) , . 5 Pen Wee ee or es ae eee a Seorge A leet. . YUKON AUTHOR <. . lie me Yube River Plan Hatchery. few days,, He's a queer stick in sor an. 1; SETTLES HERE . returtied a short titme-ago. trom #/tO town: or anywhere else except te Rey e+ ire month's vacation tib-t6 Se¥hot little tal doesn't seeth to ‘bei te lego GRASS VALLEY: ‘William: 4l‘eral-eastern states. ie Mee me Fos rae Ler ‘es eae. eresred to: é et a on bee, author. of A Family. Afoot. ~ Mr. and: ‘Mrs. Bele Paty. re. thing. hat ay we call him. ‘Silent Platt‘were on and Peake. NEVADA ‘CITY: ‘The Reserve . the Yukon Wilds, ane ‘family . tuened:. Monday from: San ‘Fran: . sugiy 4 Thursday. when he:cameé up to ou nd? 8. om im : Officers Association and. their lahas settled down for a while ‘at . ¢isco. and Oakland wwtiere she rep) ie EG, ea TN Fe oe Pas 7“ ene tou nd : ‘ : ued prior + olenty. dies. on Saturday. night gave a least on, the “Colfax. Road, .on."® Feserited Gravel Range Lodge No. pent the day, and evening with us, and then ‘We: ne ESET a. Mane a nd fishing and @ ee ual Hones a on ee opposite. Peargalé \Commur}iey cua)” 0 Be eg LONE why he had become.almost a herniit. We made him [ition pieriag as a ae n’s Hall, Pioneers 1 Bg ok Ate ee en ee aa ae ae } : h gg aaa . ne For me 0 . Saturdey evening a unt . phere geet dw, the mily; Sons. : . : 2 feel at home and then he told his story. It seems that Hay oud A ee tae fie thet ‘ah Ge ae ee ile eon per Bert Steele, won pete Peony ee eal pars ai SET Nome SON he was’ foremanvin-aclock factory in Nev fork, moak. ‘ev. 0G County Coroner. Alvalt be convert organization will be Pen carvitte’ Sparce. he Grae "valtey aceb aces FaREes ‘couple: of ‘weeks. visiting . ing & pretty’ good’ living, but not gettine ahead very. he Bey OF a aoa ihe six Dera ectuglim: accom—. 02 Monday evening’ were hosts to. #nd_ his sistl; Jo-Evelyn; is 4 his mothér' dt Oak Valley. . much, so when the California fever broke out he & pen at aly ue. There's & chance . members and. their ‘ladies et their stugenty in. the.James. 5. Figns pe: Mr,.pnd: Mis. Victor’ ‘W. ‘Wor, his hi » worked fae ho: = tion of tigi, group getting ¢ sood. Lore 621 Linden Avenue, Grasa. ness¥ ‘School «Po [ane daughter <Tecentiy . mover is. chum, who worker. l™ the same, ee et nary lifemmane! Bor oneyexpended. Valley. There were -gameg and. " The Yukon story appeared in. trom tHe olf Ford ranch and @re. their minds to seek their fortune together. He v e!. EtheNational -Geographic /Maga-Proiv ‘residing at Los Angeles. Mine YG ii 1 f old gi ii. Judge Acton M. Cleveland remarried and had one baby, a little four-year-old git, . < oe , . to. Chico, payment life; ‘ ee refreshments. the centenpial. Tf . eine if May, 1942, In the mean-. Judes ; ae ge a Pe Peas a Gurned. recently » feor’: Hoeberes . and he fixed it for his wife and child to live with his . Tureaay night at 8 oO ng the night, wment at ag and ee oll a time Albee was made, @ -lieut.+. Guns : . ‘ ms nes : ebekahs .oh colonel in the U. S.army during Lake ‘county, where he atten sie through . Re —T Plan Spaghetti ‘he war and was assigned tol the anpual convention of the Just= wife's mother on a farm she owned near Hartford, Sometime during. neurence : it v. ‘d Funds . . piaoning westher stations om the] lece 0 seg ars + Aesociation {Gonnecticut. He had saved about five hundred doleee th cers aii bee eRER EY r . toute to Japan. Among hj. bet+) of the state of California, i \4 < pel od : oe yee Gs ; ges een necessary t0,: For, Veterans Hospital ter. known writings are M iaaka. being the state organiser for the lars and it took ahout all. of this to outfit himself for. when Touhy awoke, about north for said organization. the trip. He joined a company of fifty adventurers) ig tne > contd NE 7 . ' : @ r testame “RVADA CITY: Neva: Rebe-. Challenge, Kangut and A oy of. north for. eel . : ur ; : : . kah Lodge of this city will give a. Bering Strait. The family ex-)°. re, Clarence *& anson : ae : ‘ sy 21 DOGS, et Se jie by writ acs _. . . spaghetti dinner November 15th. pects to make their home on the. Mrs, 'C. W. Turner made & prief . that “was formed in New York, City, and instead of ‘The baa bial : ans’ ee for the purpose of raising their . Colfax Road a eee rated gg foc ig ae Cty ose ae coming around the» Horn, as most of these associainde tbe et ~~ cum ro signature and “nose Reon share of $70,000 needed to com~ . adventures in. the Sierra Nevadas,. . rry Sigmen, Clarence 1 ae + wag ; ‘ : ree igat patie dpe nt a nding on Pe. any -pouses. Pete the tow occupational ther+. _ =, tend ‘Prem 0. Lang were Visitire tions did, the members planned to go. to Texas and th en . Doage's alien bots oo ip rent. Pm tired of . SPY wing of Yountville Veterans} oye Gy Vat Nevada City Thursaey: vai overland until they reached California, ‘They chartered . ¥#* Sue * ~— Pe cree ng. Hospital in Naps county. *. Funeral For. Stanley G. B. Christie of Grass Valley. 4 4 take the Gal 4th efitte i, ee ie toa. Shere S 8 wn Thucsday. on busi-. a bark to’take them to veston and there ou fitted . aid The event will be open to Odé'. Wilson of Brownsville was in to ¥ ) ia a Oe oe ee > ness. for the journey. Each member of the party bought two’ rent. Ee Fellows, ‘ Rebekahs and Thet ; P Mc? ; ) 4 Mrs: Luckey faggert made @ e d : : mules, one to ride and one to packs togett payments w if he or hig me Rho Club members and their ‘LLEY:. Funeral} ” rights to othel ome ; ae goed re guests. Reservations are being held: in Hooper and prief trip. to, National shi bow Pua eis Prete Wt with parking meter ran by Mrs. Pauline Mullis . wegye ry this morning cae pogo port et dg who re-. and cooking utensils, and were.» ! either yo ten ee recto. be. 20d Mrs. Edna ‘Hansen. ' j tanley Wilson, killed in an . turned. here’ ¥ rs : oe = eee, 5 ae . oe ao ‘4 pe ~ ro. 2 ma ents will lo : ought to ‘The new hospital wing, being auto. accident near Vacaville, So-' _ Miss Carmen Sage seg pao! to pack along picks and shovels and . tc bene many enaken werected. B¥ California. Ode Fellows . iano county, October 2ist. The ——— ade edie Le 4. which, however, soon became bur : aw. eietie eas péing . compl as ae hg to Cole. Vis her. mere. hae NR EE te eee 1 I ‘accent tetas tiene: ee ee ee Colon . iiire. Mary Tc Jagkson of Chico thrown away: A-captain-and otherofficers. were. 5°" BS ie : ‘yileon wae a. tavern owner in. Was Ty pe tS re vislected, and it was agreed that they would all. stand]. sf ES UREN Sat Cae é * ng her ; EEE, Mpa Xe isiole PH poe MO ca Mee ; good. deal. Barnes Brownsville, Yuba county. He)!’ ")). mrs. Myron Pauly-and together untilthey teached Southern California. They . < . . of = Mrs. Warren : -was 3% years of age and leaves : akan” Wk Cleve: z ‘ Ti ae peppers “the of . Hostess to University was wife, Mrs. Eleanor Wilson; @. 3u0s® oS oe ae ae VO knewnothing about the country .between lLexas and 10t waive i sy jand made a ‘ 3 = ; dé eS ee ae a, 8 e in. laimineaa eater than the Women's Club _ faaoieiter, Alyce Mall of Browns. Sunday. te Grace 7" . California, except by vague TPOCe theteswas, no . ne al pee ‘ile; and’ a brother, Jack Wilson Dr. and a arte road: and no white man had ever traveled it, with the $ eg 288 4). NEVADA CITY: The creative Grass Valley. ‘. were bus ors 2 ' 4 ee vp a : r will hurt indi-. _ 1+. section, of the Nevada County ? peers ae ville Wednesday. * nes exception of a company of United States . Dragoons, : Branch of the American Associa~ Mr. and Mrs.” pipnanag Pg which had gone through in 1846. They heard stories . . of long deserts, heat and hostile Indians, but they. were tion. of University Women met all young and adventurous and had gone too far,to turn . : catralte: ie: ee jast Thursday «evening in’ the}]]. NAb home of Mrs. Darren C., Barnes. {. . ; <r ta ie AaB ie: ‘ ; coy street, and discussed % ‘ville was : in Gee a ; nett? Mae eo es n cule 3 ieieh Bae oy Cs snasl at each meet ie, on a professional visit. back. They: got along all right until they had jour. clos alent of th Valley Chambers of Com=)\ 0.’ Gr the section throyshout the See page three f Mr. and Mr.s Harold Pp. Vin 2 neyed through the north of Western Texas, an d then. hurst were visitors at Grass Valsop 5 ae hat Pl ces = their hardships began. From. what -Platt related, it): e the idea, but+such . , ' S “oboe eg would-be top-heavy and t teyeehan getip--Nati Ate Sig : oe : : Members=displayed. their leis. {. Promotion. Misit the stores % Jey Saturday. . : Files ; att ite : ear sy other ure ‘ime ‘collections and ceveral. . . Nugget advertisere and tresti}. Mrs — pegged > seems that from there on until they reached this state} : sp tna Dai ate Sore a a nn} cisco ; eee pai =e — mae = Be aay char. were asked to explain hee yoarsalt $0 8 hy me Toe a briet view se he the whole territory 1s nothing but a vast, hot, arid) «yy w — : Tk on the: trip. the. . . day’s radion. bring -the’ Say) Mrs, Frederick G. N18: . yegion with only here and there a patch of grass and a}yeteran, bes: returned " Francisco, spent the So. : hoe Sy gape dried up river. bed. They had to make long marches . ; sic and man'of the re-}}idrama into you W . ee eee ‘illustrated © ta TRE " “sede say et commaien room in the’ full beavty of nat-. }. qrop ; ms a ae si under a burning ‘sun to, reach water and forage and s heWvag I got ‘it summed . . : eae (has obi 3 ag OE Bherdgh oy aa one short when found, lay: for a week to recruit their, animals. nd D. Jr, Le oss ‘Word ‘Received: of’ oe = —— “pusiness visti fy erie They: were ambushed twice by Indians, nine: of the : Se bgp Ine. : Giazave: Any-HMrs. John Stone’s ‘Death CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY) mr. and Mrs, Harold P. vind. part were killed and two died from the effects of heat pretien : ce OF WEA OR eas , moved, from the] . 4445 Puch mescal that was procured at various Mex. . . Messrs 1. advertise the place Be = —— t You tive, is ¢ 4 thing. MEVADA. Crry: Word has} , services’ every Sunday) < ‘ eRe F APs 3 ue ve. is @ good thing Elle, ee re *lican: villages. . At these places théy — buy 4} 5 i. a been received of the death = pee in. thelr church, 114 Boulder. St., 4 4 i P T -§. FOREMAN: . John “Stone, resident of this c at ik o'clock. ee oe : ie be e and. inally. f ‘ SATURDAY ng judgment. I've got. for several years, who dies Sat-. “" gunday school at. 9:46 a Bt og i verte conn ti te bi the il Rive V M0 ideas on the subject. urday night at: Tomahawk, Wis “wednesday. evening ony pepe accep oo aerine 2 “ima tribe of. on the.\ ila Rive he leaves meetin : irst. on Bn O. im 4 ‘ sband. she. S. ial meetings are ee ot i ‘Mercantile, Company . SM" z Ras eR : d all that was } h worrying about is: what . Besides: her hp ie and . OE ea , 4 HI lac:to our locat chamber. . e. .20n,.,Jack.Stone.%--. and thira.“Weanesdeve "O° P"" Vand Mr. and, Mrs: fit if<it’s worked . Another son, Patrick Stone, W285) month. at $-0'Clogk: * hole county. nesds. killed in action. with the AAF]” up reading room 1 Oe aoa TH ‘doubt about that: during the. late. wat >. ~ Wthe: church ee —— . an ea! Sie Stone: leaves tAFe* ‘. Mondays, Weanest’. “HILPERT: I think S td Lorentzem of» Oak-. gays, holidays excepted, ut quite.a bit, Anyaward: Kiley of TO-fto 4 p. m. oo frees; Bpeen eieteee EN ae eee oe eee winks that works for : ister in Gerat: ee . was drowned In crossing. The next one hun UE ee an we've coe busbend with the. -———— + INUM NO: oe fifty miles were the worst the journey. They we * PATCHING, forced to travel nights, as the sun ‘was too hot in the Qn Friday the N on that . day time, and they found water in but two places. Om) torr, 0CKS OFFER STATE ods foreme notable boondoggle, 7! (UNE mISrEESS of the second day Platt lost er. *@ : ea Lae (ie ty. . Here's what, Superinten Herbert S. They had not had a drop to drink: : ; 3 : ot peer ijallett had to say in rejoinder: a na bia bai to find a: R : ae cee Sree <M a VUS eM Lt the work : ct pi ee told them ¥ hed a letter to ithe. ~ WEVADA CITY niggers e ANT A . ge Rigi nee AMe cortical vote cast 'n. the, state NOM M6100 there im: the: last: 1S. . gdvantages in. the} occu ation forces there. armory building . tne recent torial election nt. : me ae g sioree Tou . DAS the dept ion work was done on Se Pat . rene ee te the Works Progress RAIL . is 100 by 125 ae 1413 . Way eds of dollars worth of expens oly 21 182 . thousands of ee pe the grammar a foffered free of charge URTIS @ on. the Brock . road Bes using ‘ pe "the rather than buying; (6) aoa work done by city crews on the ST . : Posen ag Oe ee eehax ihe Naxecthaevosns: We Were 84 Daly we , . ‘ : , nosing that it was & city Project + og os mala rene 28 DAY : CITY: ‘The drive for t in the ¢ HOWEVER, the money doesn t come fr . pe began this mornShea The & ties awit J yme ; See were as follows: a 64, Beterly .

= OFFICE OF TREAS. by RPLUS BUSES NEVADA CITY: Miss Elma ie y ‘ \ . -') Hecker, county treasurer, yesteré NEVADA CITY: Edward A. gay announced’: the appointment)’ % . = Frantz, principal of the Nevada! of Miss Dorothy Salisbury ‘to be -City high school, and William L. geputy in her office, ‘to take the “a Tamblyn have returned from San} place — of Mrs. Lillian Powell = DA CITY-G : ALI DAY. OCT 26. REVO’ ITY-GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCT: 28, 1947 . Francisco with two large war. Brady, who has resigned in ord@r) Richard . W. Hoekins, yer 3 n Vacaville, reported that a highly prised ae : surplus busses to be used for) ¢o join her husband i transporting children. Solano county, where he is em-. volver, given him by fellow World We a :} ' : S COUNTY CHAMBER CAMPTO ILLE ‘The two buses, used by the ed 0b he Pacific G a a : . IUD al ; KR ‘ a8 j : . ployed by the’ ec Gas and. when -he, w 1 $ cn he ! . . GROUP MEETS AT AIVAE ENGL . sors o2rng er oe, or] etre Company re sae ‘ ie : condition and were -purchased for ei ‘while ‘ie ean ie ‘pouts with ornia, lawaij one-fifth of their original cost. Miss Salisbury was formerly we clerk of the’ Nevada County se?) prisoner he had picked up iff ici i ties ' €8 vahied DONNER VILLAGE NEWS One will be used as @ standby M ‘ ore eae pus, and the other will be conlective service board. Mrs. Brady issouri. so 5 te school . served for five years; prior to her Hoskins stated that he and the — \ prisoner, L. B. Preddy, charge@ Ss under. * , 2 ao aes VALLEY: Directors of $ verted into a truck for 1 effect, ag sa aac Chamber. of. By Mrs. James oO. Rittenhouse . Use. marriage, as deputy treasurer. ~ ; : ns’ adminig. ommerce ani representatives of : % ery : , : with car. theft, stopped in Ama~ the Nevada City and Truckee CAMPTONVILLE: Lavyerne. .= rillo,. .Texas, . last Wednesday Van-Sant, of Penryn, recently ar. } ; : : night, “Because there. were “no : : garages available.. in which to 931 Nevada St., Oct. 25, 1947 chambers. will meet this evening : . vested. by Traffic Officer. A. J. P ng ‘ td -. oat den (eee Hl heave the car overnight, he locked Period mong Mr. Harley Leete, Jr. for dinner at Donner Village. Ponta on charges: of speeding and it and:left it outside. During the . War Ir vets driving On the wrong side of. the night a small side window was he countailie Dear Harley: : @. liberal res 8 conducted a pubSome one blundered (in my Chamber of Commerce will be the ' é . : and picke mm the, topic: estimation) when the Washingchiet “theme of ‘the mwetine. saiphtitie entered a plea of guilty’ é ¢ b : t. More thas : ‘you THINK OF . ton Street fill is mentioned in a poeietanes sneer ee in the local justice’s court. and . : ig broken. . His. revolver and abr “a n dollars Many C OUNT ¥. critical: way.’ 1 knew that ravine was fined $25 by Judge Acton M. ‘ 1 yi : overcoat.were stolen, The sher=— prOreY COMMERCE, . when a girl named Mabel BradB.P.W.C. Has Annual. . . “levee i vid: ime inet Sates ies Wl ite notified the police: ‘The gum oF WHICH 18. ley would walk on the rail of the ‘“Pal-Rey ealing” Ni ht . . Dave Willard Williams of Oak; j 1) ’ : is distinctively marked with new: foot, bridge on her’ way. to school ee — : ane Whe, tried ip. she 0a just-}]. .. FROM THE BOOK EDITED BY C. L. CANFIELD — grips, which were recently place® ‘. GRASS VALLEY: ‘The Grass. wni court On charges of driving . Me ee Tg ee a handle. oe Valley Business. and Professional while: titeenerer. proterred. by = —— ————————_—_eaae, SAREE Te : club will gather ‘Wednesda Traffic Officer Gorris. Richards, : Le RMIT RS Age Sees ter thee a TERE, iat ade guilty by the} DECEMBER 21, 1851.—It has rained more of less “Tea court peeause. ofi-lack of. suffic. all'the. week and the water is 80 high in the creek that . : Formation of a Nevada County ; ae “ADVER' .The elderly feminine ‘populat'on. . , ie threw up ‘their hands. in horror. jtoljowing Tocat) Much .of the yardage used on eed Onl os ‘one ban ‘ine Se Wee ak Tuaree. Vemline? ty in th ’ ie : tained from.time to time at littte’. Veo"™ ’ party in* the studio .of 1 appl : ; ; : cient evidence. ‘Fhe defendant : : : ; Ee Sag nonthlys TN: teéd some: a on it appear like, Ser a ah eas? tants ‘was found guilty, however, of #io-{there-ig no chance to, get our sluice boxes in place. Our : ~ “ : ] ; ge ON RTPA, 2 es a 4 Fe} eae: ‘ ft = 3 4 is ts : : : ee pen ve eonnty Or] A thorough investigat'on and street. ES tea and "See wen’ finea neighbor at the next cabim.“‘Silent: Platt, as ‘we cally without eagle TRRCAR Becca dle came in order. : . otpambhe a Oe” sim, stuek a-pick-in:his foot and has been laid’ up fora 3 ia ee _ eorge iA. Lege. : ma? ge re Barry E Cole ) , . 5 Pen Wee ee or es ae eee a Seorge A leet. . YUKON AUTHOR <. .. lie me Yube River Plan Hatchery. few days,, He's a queer stick in sor an. 1; SETTLES HERE . returtied a short titme-ago. trom #/tO town: or anywhere else except te Rey e+ ire month's vacation tib-t6 Se¥hot little tal doesn't seeth to ‘bei te lego GRASS VALLEY: ‘William: 4l‘eral-eastern states. ie Mee me Fos rae Ler ‘es eae. eresred to: é et a on bee, author. of A Family. Afoot. ~ Mr. and: ‘Mrs. Bele Paty. re. thing. hat ay we call him. ‘Silent Platt‘were on and Peake. NEVADA ‘CITY: ‘The Reserve . the Yukon Wilds, ane ‘family . tuened:. Monday from: San ‘Fran: . sugiy 4 Thursday. when he:cameé up to ou nd? 8. om im : Officers Association and. their lahas settled down for a while ‘at . ¢isco. and Oakland wwtiere she rep) ie EG, ea TN Fe oe Pas 7“ ene tou nd : ‘ : ued prior + olenty. dies. on Saturday. night gave a least on, the “Colfax. Road, .on."® Feserited Gravel Range Lodge No. pent the day, and evening with us, and then ‘We: ne ESET a. Mane a nd fishing and @ ee ual Hones a on ee opposite. Peargalé \Commur}iey cua)” 0 Be eg LONE why he had become.almost a herniit. We made him [ition pieriag as a ae n’s Hall, Pioneers 1 Bg ok Ate ee en ee aa ae ae } : h gg aaa . ne For me 0 . Saturdey evening a unt . phere geet dw, the mily; Sons. : . : 2 feel at home and then he told his story. It seems that Hay oud A ee tae fie thet ‘ah Ge ae ee ile eon per Bert Steele, won pete Peony ee eal pars ai SET Nome SON he was’ foremanvin-aclock factory in Nev fork, moak. ‘ev. 0G County Coroner. Alvalt be convert organization will be Pen carvitte’ Sparce. he Grae "valtey aceb aces FaREes ‘couple: of ‘weeks. visiting . ing & pretty’ good’ living, but not gettine ahead very. he Bey OF a aoa ihe six Dera ectuglim: accom—. 02 Monday evening’ were hosts to. #nd_ his sistl; Jo-Evelyn; is 4 his mothér' dt Oak Valley. . much, so when the California fever broke out he & pen at aly ue. There's & chance . members and. their ‘ladies et their stugenty in. the.James. 5. Figns pe: Mr,.pnd: Mis. Victor’ ‘W. ‘Wor, his hi » worked fae ho: = tion of tigi, group getting ¢ sood. Lore 621 Linden Avenue, Grasa. ness¥ ‘School «Po [ane daughter <Tecentiy . mover is. chum, who worker. l™ the same, ee et nary lifemmane! Bor oneyexpended. Valley. There were -gameg and. " The Yukon story appeared in. trom tHe olf Ford ranch and @re. their minds to seek their fortune together. He v e!. EtheNational -Geographic /Maga-Proiv ‘residing at Los Angeles. Mine YG ii 1 f old gi ii. Judge Acton M. Cleveland remarried and had one baby, a little four-year-old git, . < oe , . to. Chico, payment life; ‘ ee refreshments. the centenpial. Tf . eine if May, 1942, In the mean-. Judes ; ae ge a Pe Peas a Gurned. recently » feor’: Hoeberes . and he fixed it for his wife and child to live with his . Tureaay night at 8 oO ng the night, wment at ag and ee oll a time Albee was made, @ -lieut.+. Guns : . ‘ ms nes : ebekahs .oh colonel in the U. S.army during Lake ‘county, where he atten sie through . Re —T Plan Spaghetti ‘he war and was assigned tol the anpual convention of the Just= wife's mother on a farm she owned near Hartford, Sometime during. neurence : it v. ‘d Funds . . piaoning westher stations om the] lece 0 seg ars + Aesociation {Gonnecticut. He had saved about five hundred doleee th cers aii bee eRER EY r . toute to Japan. Among hj. bet+) of the state of California, i \4 < pel od : oe yee Gs ; ges een necessary t0,: For, Veterans Hospital ter. known writings are M iaaka. being the state organiser for the lars and it took ahout all. of this to outfit himself for. when Touhy awoke, about north for said organization. the trip. He joined a company of fifty adventurers) ig tne > contd NE 7 . ' : @ r testame “RVADA CITY: Neva: Rebe-. Challenge, Kangut and A oy of. north for. eel . : ur ; : : . kah Lodge of this city will give a. Bering Strait. The family ex-)°. re, Clarence *& anson : ae : ‘ sy 21 DOGS, et Se jie by writ acs _. . . spaghetti dinner November 15th. pects to make their home on the. Mrs, 'C. W. Turner made & prief . that “was formed in New York, City, and instead of ‘The baa bial : ans’ ee for the purpose of raising their . Colfax Road a eee rated gg foc ig ae Cty ose ae coming around the» Horn, as most of these associainde tbe et ~~ cum ro signature and “nose Reon share of $70,000 needed to com~ . adventures in. the Sierra Nevadas,. . rry Sigmen, Clarence 1 ae + wag ; ‘ : ree igat patie dpe nt a nding on Pe. any -pouses. Pete the tow occupational ther+. _ =, tend ‘Prem 0. Lang were Visitire tions did, the members planned to go. to Texas and th en . Doage's alien bots oo ip rent. Pm tired of . SPY wing of Yountville Veterans} oye Gy Vat Nevada City Thursaey: vai overland until they reached California, ‘They chartered . ¥#* Sue * ~— Pe cree ng. Hospital in Naps county. *. Funeral For. Stanley G. B. Christie of Grass Valley. 4 4 take the Gal 4th efitte i, ee ie toa. Shere S 8 wn Thucsday. on busi-. a bark to’take them to veston and there ou fitted . aid The event will be open to Odé'. Wilson of Brownsville was in to ¥ ) ia a Oe oe ee > ness. for the journey. Each member of the party bought two’

rent. Ee Fellows, ‘ Rebekahs and Thet ; P Mc? ; ) 4 Mrs: Luckey faggert made @ e d : : mules, one to ride and one to packs togett payments w if he or hig me Rho Club members and their ‘LLEY:. Funeral} ” rights to othel ome ; ae goed re guests. Reservations are being held: in Hooper and prief trip. to, National shi bow Pua eis Prete Wt with parking meter ran by Mrs. Pauline Mullis . wegye ry this morning cae pogo port et dg who re-. and cooking utensils, and were.» ! either yo ten ee recto. be. 20d Mrs. Edna ‘Hansen. ' j tanley Wilson, killed in an . turned. here’ ¥ rs : oe = eee, 5 ae . oe ao ‘4 pe ~ ro. 2 ma ents will lo : ought to ‘The new hospital wing, being auto. accident near Vacaville, So-' _ Miss Carmen Sage seg pao! to pack along picks and shovels and . tc bene many enaken werected. B¥ California. Ode Fellows . iano county, October 2ist. The ——— ade edie Le 4. which, however, soon became bur : aw. eietie eas péing . compl as ae hg to Cole. Vis her. mere.. hae NR EE te eee 1 I ‘accent tetas tiene: ee ee ee Colon . iiire. Mary Tc Jagkson of Chico thrown away: A-captain-and otherofficers. were. 5°" BS ie : ‘yileon wae a. tavern owner in. Was Ty pe tS re vislected, and it was agreed that they would all. stand]. sf ES UREN Sat Cae é * ng her ; EEE, Mpa Xe isiole PH poe MO ca Mee ; good. deal. Barnes Brownsville, Yuba county. He)!’ ")). mrs. Myron Pauly-and together untilthey teached Southern California. They . < . . of = Mrs. Warren : -was 3% years of age and leaves : akan” Wk Cleve: z ‘ Ti ae peppers “the of . Hostess to University was wife, Mrs. Eleanor Wilson; @. 3u0s® oS oe ae ae VO knewnothing about the country .between lLexas and 10t waive i sy jand made a ‘ 3 = ; dé eS ee ae a, 8 e in. laimineaa eater than the Women's Club _ faaoieiter, Alyce Mall of Browns. Sunday. te Grace 7" . California, except by vague TPOCe theteswas, no . ne al pee ‘ile; and’ a brother, Jack Wilson Dr. and a arte road: and no white man had ever traveled it, with the $ eg 288 4). NEVADA CITY: The creative Grass Valley. ‘. were bus ors 2 ' 4 ee vp a : r will hurt indi-. _ 1+. section, of the Nevada County ? peers ae ville Wednesday. * nes exception of a company of United States . Dragoons, : Branch of the American Associa~ Mr. and Mrs.” pipnanag Pg which had gone through in 1846. They heard stories . . of long deserts, heat and hostile Indians, but they. were tion. of University Women met all young and adventurous and had gone too far,to turn . : catralte: ie: ee jast Thursday «evening in’ the}]]. NAb home of Mrs. Darren C., Barnes. {. . ; <r ta ie AaB ie: ‘ ; coy street, and discussed % ‘ville was : in Gee a ; nett? Mae eo es n cule 3 ieieh Bae oy Cs snasl at each meet ie, on a professional visit. back. They: got along all right until they had jour. clos alent of th Valley Chambers of Com=)\ 0.’ Gr the section throyshout the See page three f Mr. and Mr.s Harold Pp. Vin 2 neyed through the north of Western Texas, an d then. hurst were visitors at Grass Valsop 5 ae hat Pl ces = their hardships began. From. what -Platt related, it): e the idea, but+such . , ' S “oboe eg would-be top-heavy and t teyeehan getip--Nati Ate Sig : oe : : Members=displayed. their leis. {. Promotion. Misit the stores % Jey Saturday. . : Files ; att ite : ear sy other ure ‘ime ‘collections and ceveral. . . Nugget advertisere and tresti}. Mrs — pegged > seems that from there on until they reached this state} : sp tna Dai ate Sore a a nn} cisco ; eee pai =e — mae = Be aay char. were asked to explain hee yoarsalt $0 8 hy me Toe a briet view se he the whole territory 1s nothing but a vast, hot, arid) «yy w — : Tk on the: trip. the. . . day’s radion. bring -the’ Say) Mrs, Frederick G. N18: . yegion with only here and there a patch of grass and a}yeteran, bes: returned " Francisco, spent the So. : hoe Sy gape dried up river. bed. They had to make long marches . ; sic and man'of the re-}}idrama into you W . ee eee ‘illustrated © ta TRE " “sede say et commaien room in the’ full beavty of nat-. }. qrop ; ms a ae si under a burning ‘sun to, reach water and forage and s heWvag I got ‘it summed . . : eae (has obi 3 ag OE Bherdgh oy aa one short when found, lay: for a week to recruit their, animals. nd D. Jr, Le oss ‘Word ‘Received: of’ oe = —— “pusiness visti fy erie They: were ambushed twice by Indians, nine: of the : Se bgp Ine. : Giazave: Any-HMrs. John Stone’s ‘Death CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY) mr. and Mrs, Harold P. vind. part were killed and two died from the effects of heat pretien : ce OF WEA OR eas , moved, from the] . 4445 Puch mescal that was procured at various Mex. . . Messrs 1. advertise the place Be = —— t You tive, is ¢ 4 thing. MEVADA. Crry: Word has} , services’ every Sunday) < ‘ eRe F APs 3 ue ve. is @ good thing Elle, ee re *lican: villages. . At these places théy — buy 4} 5 i. a been received of the death = pee in. thelr church, 114 Boulder. St., 4 4 i P T -§. FOREMAN: . John “Stone, resident of this c at ik o'clock. ee oe : ie be e and. inally. f ‘ SATURDAY ng judgment. I've got. for several years, who dies Sat-. “" gunday school at. 9:46 a Bt og i verte conn ti te bi the il Rive V M0 ideas on the subject. urday night at: Tomahawk, Wis “wednesday. evening ony pepe accep oo aerine 2 “ima tribe of. on the.\ ila Rive he leaves meetin : irst. on Bn O. im 4 ‘ sband. she. S. ial meetings are ee ot i ‘Mercantile, Company . SM" z Ras eR : d all that was } h worrying about is: what . Besides: her hp ie and . OE ea , 4 HI lac:to our locat chamber. . e. .20n,.,Jack.Stone.%--. and thira.“Weanesdeve "O° P"" Vand Mr. and, Mrs: fit if<it’s worked . Another son, Patrick Stone, W285) month. at $-0'Clogk: * hole county. nesds. killed in action. with the AAF]” up reading room 1 Oe aoa TH ‘doubt about that: during the. late. wat >. ~ Wthe: church ee —— . an ea! Sie Stone: leaves tAFe* ‘. Mondays, Weanest’. “HILPERT: I think S td Lorentzem of» Oak-. gays, holidays excepted, ut quite.a bit, Anyaward: Kiley of TO-fto 4 p. m. oo frees; Bpeen eieteee EN ae eee oe eee winks that works for : ister in Gerat: ee . was drowned In crossing. The next one hun UE ee an we've coe busbend with the. -———— + INUM NO: oe fifty miles were the worst the journey. They we * PATCHING, forced to travel nights, as the sun ‘was too hot in the Qn Friday the N on that . day time, and they found water in but two places. Om) torr, 0CKS OFFER STATE ods foreme notable boondoggle, 7! (UNE mISrEESS of the second day Platt lost er. *@ : ea Lae (ie ty. . Here's what, Superinten Herbert S. They had not had a drop to drink: : ; 3 : ot peer ijallett had to say in rejoinder: a na bia bai to find a: R : ae cee Sree <M a VUS eM Lt the work : ct pi ee told them ¥ hed a letter to ithe. ~ WEVADA CITY niggers e ANT A . ge Rigi nee AMe cortical vote cast 'n. the, state NOM M6100 there im: the: last: 1S. . gdvantages in. the} occu ation forces there. armory building . tne recent torial election nt. : me ae g sioree Tou . DAS the dept ion work was done on Se Pat . rene ee te the Works Progress RAIL . is 100 by 125 ae 1413 . Way eds of dollars worth of expens oly 21 182 . thousands of ee pe the grammar a foffered free of charge URTIS @ on. the Brock . road Bes using ‘ pe "the rather than buying; (6) aoa work done by city crews on the ST . : Posen ag Oe ee eehax ihe Naxecthaevosns: We Were 84 Daly we , . ‘ : , nosing that it was & city Project + og os mala rene 28 DAY : CITY: ‘The drive for t in the ¢ HOWEVER, the money doesn t come fr . pe began this mornShea The & ties awit J yme ; See were as follows: a 64, Beterly .