September 12, 1947 (8 pages)

. NEVADA ‘NEWS OF THE s— COUNTY IN PER’ MONTH .. AND WORTH A LOT’. MORE ; = A E V I G S R E D I R L I A R T S A W D I EA O H S E S R O G H N I T I IPPECCTEXC LEY, CALIFORNIA The County Seat Paper The Twin Cities Paper NEVADA CITY-GRASS VAL ARI FAIR WAS CHARMING, ‘that actual spectators at the fair on Tuesday proved s VALLEY: The Nevada County Fair office has READER more than generally anticipated. The count through SAYS NUGGET North San Juan, Calif. Sept. 11, 1947 was 4029. Expoand Fairs of on t, r: Divisi the Edito Dear Nugge The of man Heine id "Walter J. the reactions COVEY otut .a arrgkeedW lo f w o o s t m pre e any — ted~m~ a which poreesaetne ark arens a S e b of ao 2 Pie Riders, a very active group on short notice, the’ Gold Trail T0 i WELCOME PUBLIC AT OPEN HOUSE horse show in conjunction § Nevada County horsemen, put ona sday which offered plenty with the Nevada County Fair Tue ookers. of excitement and entertainment for the onl Pa, fire order and Events followed each other in rapid Dick Lostutter and Sam Arena Clowns, “Losty’’ and “Frosty, ** cs. “Covey, Frost filled in with laugh provoking anti I wish to give you. ent yesterday at. the fair to report on its success. Earl of one farmer to our Nevada CounVALLEY: GRASS e announced ty’s Agricultural Fair. I have attend= wellmicroknown civic leader and business rs among the farm center displays wer e his usual fine performance at the s at every oppornew announcer, mad first, $275; Peardale, y. They are Forest Springs, ed such exhibition tunity for the past half century and cen der them a socializer and’ edu$250; Banner Grange, third, $225; Nevada City. ee consi medium of great) importance. nal catio fourth, $200; Penn Valley, fifth, $175; and Truck ng of our fair was charmsetti E The ‘a of Commerce, seven th, $150. County. turned out a huge at its fifth Nevada County Fair This was its first y morning. Watt Park which from now on as the Nevada County “4 were given a large number by the beautiful displays livestock, apples in great oil, omar plums and The fair closed last . : ing and unique. Seen At The Fair The shade afforded by the Grove ‘of Pines and the exhibits in the open air was most pleas s of ing in contrast with other show man, is holding open house in his 1 afternoon from garage Saturday Covey’s old garage} Pp. m. to 8 p. m:, ng underwent serious damage by burni A early on the morning of July 10th. story fire that started in a second n of apartment burned a major portio the building before it was brought un der. control. smelling , like nature given in hot, -ilf Covey, with characteristic energy ond case new . buildings which in more than immediately began work @n a { He had already have been fire traps. ure. to modern struct here y tunit oppor brand an We have been in the process of creating a ds create a meeting and exhibit groun a ‘great new at small expense that will be country asset to our county, for both dwellers and urbanites alike. We are plans fire damage, he converted his ng. buildi new ete compl a e includ te upon the all one in our dependence long which fine exhibits} nd poultry were shown. The sky above the fair i : soil. g,’ Smoothing of the grounds, turfin grounds , teé Chairman and Art Director Painter under whose directio show was put on, and to his Aides, Ea Granholm and Jerry Ja IN) OF HIS RECORD LEGISLATURE rard. Other Riders officials committee of the were the Barbara Lostutter and “Cooki rard, Ruth Bowles in charge of licity, an@ Gateman Wayne : wright who put in a busy aft the gate clear for the keeping, COLFAX: Allen G. Thurman, Coltéstants to enter the arena. asict sixth. distr The new structure, comprising 6,000 square feet, has a 36-foot entrance way, 75 foot frontage and d with gayly colored ing all cars. within: Hilsworth, owner of “ the was polkadottehad escaped frém their provision for “park tables where lunches ons that. ch, showed 20 head of his ballo little fellow whose including the young owners. One Guernseys, an abrupt asmade just had on ‘ballo I. lla Anti egat apion Barn rd to try skywa y vainl ed reach on censi d hampion of four-year-ol ‘he cried, e,” Mommi “Oh, it. Quail to recover Wetterfat production. n!” balloo my k just “God outher Golden Prince was anot m the neighborhood of Heard r bull who caught the the faced with showroom and, ouncer aides, Vi Ane erphone with the assistance of his ann son and Mildred Frost. Much credit is due to the Cc fax publisher and “ the afternoon . Judges for semblyman, today outlined his platM. Loney, Carl Tobiassen atid nth seve the for eS form as a candidate Sanford. is 120 feet deep. — Modern in design, ber 14th senatorial district at the Octo Cash prizes and ribbons we the construction is of sheet alutered regis a is He ion. elect al oof enedi firepr lly to the first prize win virtua the enclosure, steel, ‘sented and Where one minum’ Republican.” His statement follows: n. may be spread and seats: to the second and third sectio e ribbons garag the in make ay ng the office of state senners. seeki . In ghout throu may rest and visit would. of the successful’ scent Names fluore is Lighting 5 orial district follows: as meeting: place par excellencey are room is plastered, with ator in the seventh senat testants show auto The nine d of entry for the g. The home 1 am-doing so on my recor Theypurpose of such sa eri grand cotin the wains In pine y knott -a ed itional: in the state assembly. western horse and rider: ice com-m serv is . years tment originally con¢ieved was depar ~ y and ‘auto suppl ience I have 5 all fittings, as I believe that the exper to stimulate a friendly rivalry woman, ding and our lives, pletely new, inclutment and the execugained during the five regular and 14; Caldwell; Petérson; girl, one of the domestic.science exhibits that would tend to improyeWendell the parts depar is d , serve of spectators. — fields have ot I h of old whic special sessions in é —yes, and Tl bet her Best matched stock and the products — .» upper Nessing. Bixler of the Clover Knoll —“‘Hmmph i tga tive office : : facilities qualify me for promotion to the orchards. and. those up.” for color, repair ns put n garde judged moder man 15 horses most ed The show ey of Grass Vall : and taste exinced by ty chutes a little incalf. : uity Argall ai the ment house ingen of Matt Equip The back In led. Ininstal conformation, ce as gaige ~ proof have been Phis milking Shrothorns. 1 ‘During my nine years of servi four years old surreptithe differentexhibitors oldest rider, lubrication? and Oecest: for about raine or boy hoist junj a ’ the eludes us was tain mong them sentative of 10 moun répre C cotton candy with that our people can<and wilt give the his rider, ng atus. shari “youngest appar y holm; tiousl cing Subalan the wheel heifer champion of I have supported much prohorse. exhibition with: a ‘mini-3 for aRN SHIT junio Quincy fairs. “Brothers of an _McArthur, a creditable apparently appreciative In the arena there were thrills and mum of aid. it not.be’ a good time; while of Would the jminds year’s fair is fresh im——" this s sug> to r One remarkable method s. exhibited 19 members of spill a wild calf was shown by young Shorthorn herd. riding at ee sbred beef bul. rting ture events of like. Bature ance and grabbed the still cavo ully, 2 sus,’ Andersno, Shasta ' ‘Yours Tes Together they neck. the by calf R. C. Hill, head of Aberdeen Halk, of Grass Valley. Afte of those who.attended Robert them was, Shasta Chief TI, his balgestions for the improvent of riding several jumps he lost Mrs. C. S. Ryan of fu; . 12 way, “Any rolled over in the dust. chief of which was thé he’s itt” came an excited ng ridi still , J. Guttridge pull Np ARE ie ee voice fromthe “grandstand. eT escorting his Dr. Daniel L. Hirsch, and Sons of Marysville the exhibition of d roun a on er moth much in head of Brown Swiss i nship: Pat Jupier, Dorm “Young and as received. my support Qn the ways and. the Jower-house-and. in. the Ducky Chrysler agent in the I am a tyre, h whic of e’ itte presto his means comm Houser. rage. In 1942, he moved purchased member. Stock horse ent location, and in. 1946, he I conDuring the recent session from Stuart Six*years ago, . roperation he from the San Joaquin fair agencies and organizations. . . Bill wn sho e a of Herefords wer automobile -— festooned . . his Bsterly, One sto. Mode , placards of ms i Far with “Esterly For Senator” 8, Camp-Bell Eva Chessie, and. bumper strips. . Harold Biggs, champion at three fairs carrying his big folding camera, but Covey started .Partridge.ga rnor Warren’s sistently supported Gove ing that only highway program, know LOS RE AAA RRO . . . Dona “— for the bliti@ try, man, the mining indus ’s mount: Carol Sue 4 stockman. _ Child industry, the ‘farmer, the” Duc and Wendell Le Louie ‘in pehalf of our great d* calf roping ‘and legislation ience Exper soe = urces of which the dis-. je Rep. enter Thinking ; “NEVADA. CITY: Keith Macdonald, be he 8 pee pemiceper of. that ‘t fire control officer of the r riders perience in political affair and livestock displays were more lap in the race the othe Industrial tional Forest at. Nevada City, when of ss gre Con the Soe problems conin the Pine grove in the followed him on around again,ued in tion with s. ted interviewed today stated that “elabeof the most important Farm to be resc Organization “4 on, iti pos j t camsection of the park. on sen enti a One of the men pre fronting us. rate plans for a fire prev attempt to “In addition to her the district I e ies Legiscom~ serv Cit been to made notable showings _of the Rescue Race, in an in have ted on Tw elec seas Hf the * deer his for in paign hehind active etables and. canned fruit, arvault up into the saddle ‘pulled that she is. Conference, which is affiliated )pleted. Hunters as a. group are fine: will continue to* support progressive}. . lative Nevada would be rescuer, instead con ve ion as I have} ati in their booths. isl a Lég woodsmen and can be fully depended and constructive legislat with the Californi his horsé, . met. reBee. nto with up fame ul. c gro caref made their usual colorful unfortunate rider off .—Sa , y past ter emel the. lat extr in The upen to be ference. ale: broke. dual displays was @ 3.8. Lewis in which ng preserved items, not eggs, butter, cheese and IS VEALE oa it. is against this “all ral firm, George for 73 be s told, will the board wa 40,000. Tennis, superintendent ' Gilbert S. stated. tha the elementary resignation ofJoh appointed to be dep : ty clerk. Veale is a mem Nevada City Couneil. Sal Tew post will be $250 per 8% Salary of J. F, O'Connor, een appointed to serve as commissioner and engi med at $7,200. This will “he state gas tax appor Work ‘in evening forest officers of the. ‘super patrol will also be main er for all camp Bsterly and Alice } complimentary dinnors of the Twin Citplane t radio communication to will address the group on such topics direc with ct re di d an s eer nev rk wo l,” conti Concert Monday prices, housing, rent. conthe ground. Airplane patro jes Community at the Bret Harte tive for as wages, of ued Macdonald, “is very effec , municipal ownership to the trol, pensions blind ley Val ral Cent fires in areas the ting detec and public utilities acring the ; ns are being 00 students duem lookouts. OF reservatio ry j s pro ta n le a en upo ar ster Ch regi el s. to ed e. Mr by “funters are urg Following the ‘wo weeks in &th critical situacepted in Nevade City 1 r to faciliass Val[ orde Gr in in st d fore an the ed ), ring ente questions from “ot yroeducmatter of rooms, and Elliott (Phone 464 of Commerce tate their location in the event.of imson, Ridge Ben r s be rle am Cha Ch th er, e in ord th d y at tion both home or in in pter. . The board aske le the local P.C.A. chaoth ‘portant. messages from (Phone 71). himRoad, heads in transportation : ter t hun Dor — the y. to etar dent secr acci is case of la B. Stock vio . st be . e that a survey th t e f g ning, September 15th e of San imilar to on that f ki is in charge of . “Hunters may ger ‘addition to the-regular ran ud, approxistations: at White Clo Nevada City of east es mil mately 11 n’s Crossema Fre on highway 20; at ae a The GRASS VALLEY:s adopted an Gilberg is treasurer: self. , scho tary and high bard increased the salary of ley City Council ha Agricultural Commissioner Tageson to $5,400 annually. Se of $3,000 is from state our deer seaso s f W. Veale to be sulotment of buse of the Nevada County al ol students. tus filling’ the vacancyn that forest during the ere wilt be * dtiion to patreling on the ground, airTh : IY LL VA s s a * G aign tained ervisors yesterday apcilities be made to e arles minority camValvisor’s staff will assist in the GRASS VALLEY: The Grass rs at Prothe of ter Chap paign. by contacting ‘all hunte City. ley-Nevada will hold their camps and in the woods. gressive Citizens of America enthe: ally virtu that . Seprday Satu “This means ing meet ic publ e Naits first rial Memo rans Vete the tire male personnel of the Taho at, ae wa in the tember 27, beer cis tional Forest will be patroling Gras Valley. in ng ldi Bui n. In ad ration has asked & of Grass Valley schools, reg campaign efforts are directed. Grass ValVALLEY: The lage 8 for list of prize winners S. Sellon and ty Fair.).° room a -three classsy school.” es nn He S. s Jame ect is One. great ‘Central Valleys Proj ald, “there are a few who call themselves hihters that are careless and TO GET ‘MORE ROOMS All the items were produced Tahoe Na Rosidse at r pre teorfire while inthe woods. Unfortulae-f dlac an o n b e r F ent in’ tly cen Wal a nately though,” commented -“Macdonto launch it all the farm center booths. Valley Girl Scouts displayed Ms in a very note s in connec of the Yuba ing at the Middle Fork at the inand 49; y hwa River on hig State = 5‘ 40 and over Station d entersection of highway an d ar he s: nt de y one si tel re ima l ca rox lo app 89 . Many Route No. rogram. e.” cke Tru ld of to t wes d an 4nterviewed ee a tails of life in Ne many fascinating HalJ and iain eT? Stake race: Ruth Bowles, and aged, . noon. concerts. es : laboring behalf of. the sportsmen, the and, Ducky Young. the lumbes Oest lendant . ip the primary, next June to. ge Sie ets at the side gate, respties of his. Clair Engle of the eae r .the one ‘of those Paine-ful. neck hed‘sional district,.a spokesman fo nac anu e mad g es 252 “J, R. Armstron reorganized by uled extra lap in the Pony Express union revealed today. s Lindsey would It was indicated Mis is of her €xgave morning Race when the curb,.chain on his brich whi ge, @ Geor the race on the bas there was one recently Ba : class: Lorraine 3 Dick Lostutter and Ducky Bil Amateur calf roping: the in the lower house have een aid Walker, Dottie ee care center “program, »increased. n ip Due. latio legis Y: Phyllis @indley, GRASS VA a littl ary of t eo cio ret de sft Cla ‘Grass Valley, sec light under the trees. noon r Workers, e doubt} polities. Mine Workers and Smelte ad stock, but these wer ate at aa E. Clark talking (no dia can a as d tick and ere d Two hundre is being consid ld Robert Paine taking, aftere dubious about the late were exhibited. Pet Junior calf riding Elwin. legislation Dave py the passage of such Young and Jerry Ducky great state would the rural area of our s: J. : R F expres Pony . He is wélJ-known for his chairmanhigh uate nt, one receive improved and adeq and Phil. Dick Lostutter ship of the “Gold Days” pagea ee Fourth ways. the of sses succe Belt race:, Ruth Bowles, major the of suphave I h whic _ Other ‘legislation Nessing, Ducky Young: celebration. » I have served proted during: the years Run, ride and lead rac’: child many from’ bills introduced in ng in the afternooh and the drawi : on many veterans. Agriculture has Dottie Hall; Wendell our war of Elwin Curtis. will be at 2 p.m. floor his line the business and added to and services. products evid Wille female champion of the Cali at the high degree of ¢0bull . ing pleasure received state our schoo} . teachers, and our r Armstrong and Jean O’Lear utho co-a 4 been have I a1 employes and’ Rescue race: Dick Lestutter= behalf of ng and lot e . buildi jh increased Chalmers. He has steadily of booths, his trusty camera There was included the ence. . . Loyle Freeman, express Fair, and the junior counties, ; . ve legtsCourser. gressive as well as contsructi Inthe riding events, n latio lation.I ‘have supported legis and third in the order r for pay r bette in behalf of education, Musical chairs: Dottie Covey plans exciting things He will his Saturday open house. g set, mixin ete compl a ‘give away and six .a Presto pressure cooker, Tickets for free lubrication jobs. given away be will the door prizes de Sept. 10, 1947 mile . = ¢ fee

. NEVADA ‘NEWS OF THE s— COUNTY IN PER’ MONTH ... AND WORTH A LOT’. MORE ; = A E V I G S R E D I R L I A R T S A W D I EA O H S E S R O G H N I T I IPPECCTEXC LEY, CALIFORNIA The County Seat Paper The Twin Cities Paper NEVADA CITY-GRASS VAL ARI FAIR WAS CHARMING, ‘that actual spectators at the fair on Tuesday proved s VALLEY: The Nevada County Fair office has READER more than generally anticipated. The count through SAYS NUGGET North San Juan, Calif. Sept. 11, 1947 was 4029. Expoand Fairs of on t, r: Divisi the Edito Dear Nugge The of man Heine id "Walter J. the reactions COVEY otut .a arrgkeedW lo f w o o s t m pre e any — ted~m~ a which poreesaetne ark arens a S e b of ao 2 Pie Riders, a very active group on short notice, the’ Gold Trail T0 i WELCOME PUBLIC AT OPEN HOUSE horse show in conjunction § Nevada County horsemen, put ona sday which offered plenty with the Nevada County Fair Tue ookers. of excitement and entertainment for the onl Pa, fire order and Events followed each other in rapid Dick Lostutter and Sam Arena Clowns, “Losty’’ and “Frosty, ** cs. “Covey, Frost filled in with laugh provoking anti I wish to give you. ent yesterday at. the fair to report on its success. Earl of one farmer to our Nevada CounVALLEY: GRASS e announced ty’s Agricultural Fair. I have attend= wellmicroknown civic leader and business rs among the farm center displays wer e his usual fine performance at the s at every oppornew announcer, mad first, $275; Peardale, y. They are Forest Springs, ed such exhibition tunity for the past half century and cen der them a socializer and’ edu$250; Banner Grange, third, $225; Nevada City. ee consi medium of great) importance. nal catio fourth, $200; Penn Valley, fifth, $175; and Truck ng of our fair was charmsetti E The ‘a of Commerce, seven th, $150. County. turned out a huge at its fifth Nevada County Fair This was its first y morning. Watt Park which from now on as the Nevada County “4 were given a large number by the beautiful displays livestock, apples in great oil, omar plums and The fair closed last . : ing and unique. Seen At The Fair The shade afforded by the Grove ‘of Pines and the exhibits in the open air was most pleas s of ing in contrast with other show man, is holding open house in his 1 afternoon from garage Saturday Covey’s old garage} Pp. m. to 8 p. m:, ng underwent serious damage by burni A early on the morning of July 10th. story fire that started in a second n of apartment burned a major portio the building before it was brought un der. control. smelling , like nature given in hot, -ilf Covey, with characteristic energy ond case new . buildings which in more than immediately began work @n a { He had already have been fire traps. ure. to modern struct here y tunit oppor brand an We have been in the process of creating a ds create a meeting and exhibit groun a ‘great new at small expense that will be country asset to our county, for both dwellers and urbanites alike. We are plans fire damage, he converted his ng. buildi new ete compl a e includ te upon the all one in our dependence long which fine exhibits} nd poultry were shown. The sky above the fair i : soil. g,’ Smoothing of the grounds, turfin grounds , teé Chairman and Art Director Painter under whose directio show was put on, and to his Aides, Ea Granholm and Jerry Ja IN) OF HIS RECORD LEGISLATURE rard. Other Riders officials committee of the were the Barbara Lostutter and “Cooki rard, Ruth Bowles in charge of licity, an@ Gateman Wayne : wright who put in a busy aft the gate clear for the keeping, COLFAX: Allen G. Thurman, Coltéstants to enter the arena. asict sixth. distr The new structure, comprising 6,000 square feet, has a 36-foot entrance way, 75 foot frontage and d with gayly colored ing all cars. within: Hilsworth, owner of “ the was polkadottehad escaped frém their provision for “park tables where lunches ons that. ch, showed 20 head of his ballo little fellow whose including the young owners. One Guernseys, an abrupt asmade just had on ‘ballo I. lla Anti egat apion Barn rd to try skywa y vainl ed reach on censi d hampion of four-year-ol ‘he cried, e,” Mommi “Oh, it. Quail to recover Wetterfat production. n!” balloo my k just “God outher Golden Prince was anot m the neighborhood of Heard r bull who caught the the faced with showroom and, ouncer aides, Vi Ane erphone with the assistance of his ann son and Mildred Frost. Much credit is due to the Cc fax publisher and “ the afternoon . Judges for semblyman, today outlined his platM. Loney, Carl Tobiassen atid nth seve the for eS form as a candidate Sanford. is 120 feet deep. — Modern in design, ber 14th senatorial district at the Octo Cash prizes and ribbons we the construction is of sheet alutered regis a is He ion. elect al oof enedi firepr lly to the first prize win virtua the enclosure, steel, ‘sented and Where one minum’ Republican.” His statement follows: n. may be spread and seats: to the second and third sectio e ribbons garag the in make ay ng the office of state senners. seeki . In ghout throu may rest and visit would. of the successful’ scent Names fluore is Lighting 5 orial district follows: as meeting: place par excellencey are room is plastered, with ator in the seventh senat testants show auto The nine d of entry for the g. The home 1 am-doing so on my recor Theypurpose of such sa eri grand cotin the wains In pine y knott -a ed itional: in the state assembly. western horse and rider: ice com-m serv is . years tment originally con¢ieved was depar ~ y and ‘auto suppl ience I have 5 all fittings, as I believe that the exper to stimulate a friendly rivalry woman, ding and our lives, pletely new, inclutment and the execugained during the five regular and 14; Caldwell; Petérson; girl, one of the domestic.science exhibits that would tend to improyeWendell the parts depar is d , serve of spectators. — fields have ot I h of old whic special sessions in é —yes, and Tl bet her Best matched stock and the products — .» upper Nessing. Bixler of the Clover Knoll —“‘Hmmph i tga tive office : : facilities qualify me for promotion to the orchards. and. those up.” for color, repair ns put n garde judged moder man 15 horses most ed The show ey of Grass Vall : and taste exinced by ty chutes a little incalf. : uity Argall ai the ment house ingen of Matt Equip The back In led. Ininstal conformation, ce as gaige ~ proof have been Phis milking Shrothorns. 1 ‘During my nine years of servi four years old surreptithe differentexhibitors oldest rider, lubrication? and Oecest: for about raine or boy hoist junj a ’ the eludes us was tain mong them sentative of 10 moun répre C cotton candy with that our people can<and wilt give the his rider, ng atus. shari “youngest appar y holm; tiousl cing Subalan the wheel heifer champion of I have supported much prohorse. exhibition with: a ‘mini-3 for aRN SHIT junio Quincy fairs. “Brothers of an _McArthur, a creditable apparently appreciative In the arena there were thrills and mum of aid. it not.be’ a good time; while of Would the jminds year’s fair is fresh im——" this s sug> to r One remarkable method s. exhibited 19 members of spill a wild calf was shown by young Shorthorn herd. riding at ee sbred beef bul. rting ture events of like. Bature ance and grabbed the still cavo ully, 2 sus,’ Andersno, Shasta ' ‘Yours Tes Together they neck. the by calf R. C. Hill, head of Aberdeen Halk, of Grass Valley. Afte of those who.attended Robert them was, Shasta Chief TI, his balgestions for the improvent of riding several jumps he lost Mrs. C. S. Ryan of fu; . 12 way, “Any rolled over in the dust. chief of which was thé he’s itt” came an excited ng ridi still , J. Guttridge pull Np ARE ie ee voice fromthe “grandstand. eT escorting his Dr. Daniel L. Hirsch, and Sons of Marysville the exhibition of d roun a on er moth much in head of Brown Swiss i nship: Pat Jupier, Dorm “Young and as received. my support Qn the ways and. the Jower-house-and. in. the Ducky Chrysler agent in the I am a tyre, h whic of e’ itte presto his means comm Houser. rage. In 1942, he moved purchased member. Stock horse ent location, and in. 1946, he I conDuring the recent session from Stuart Six*years ago, . roperation he from the San Joaquin fair agencies and organizations. . . Bill wn sho e a of Herefords wer automobile -— festooned . . his Bsterly, One sto. Mode , placards of ms i Far with “Esterly For Senator” 8, Camp-Bell Eva Chessie, and. bumper strips. . Harold Biggs, champion at three fairs carrying his big folding camera, but Covey started .Partridge.ga rnor Warren’s sistently supported Gove ing that only highway program, know LOS RE AAA RRO . . . Dona “— for the bliti@ try, man, the mining indus

’s mount: Carol Sue 4 stockman. _ Child industry, the ‘farmer, the” Duc and Wendell Le Louie ‘in pehalf of our great d* calf roping ‘and legislation ience Exper soe = urces of which the dis-. je Rep. enter Thinking ; “NEVADA. CITY: Keith Macdonald, be he 8 pee pemiceper of. that ‘t fire control officer of the r riders perience in political affair and livestock displays were more lap in the race the othe Industrial tional Forest at. Nevada City, when of ss gre Con the Soe problems conin the Pine grove in the followed him on around again,ued in tion with s. ted interviewed today stated that “elabeof the most important Farm to be resc Organization “4 on, iti pos j t camsection of the park. on sen enti a One of the men pre fronting us. rate plans for a fire prev attempt to “In addition to her the district I e ies Legiscom~ serv Cit been to made notable showings _of the Rescue Race, in an in have ted on Tw elec seas Hf the * deer his for in paign hehind active etables and. canned fruit, arvault up into the saddle ‘pulled that she is. Conference, which is affiliated )pleted. Hunters as a. group are fine: will continue to* support progressive}. . lative Nevada would be rescuer, instead con ve ion as I have} ati in their booths. isl a Lég woodsmen and can be fully depended and constructive legislat with the Californi his horsé, . met. reBee. nto with up fame ul. c gro caref made their usual colorful unfortunate rider off .—Sa , y past ter emel the. lat extr in The upen to be ference. ale: broke. dual displays was @ 3.8. Lewis in which ng preserved items, not eggs, butter, cheese and IS VEALE oa it. is against this “all ral firm, George for 73 be s told, will the board wa 40,000. Tennis, superintendent ' Gilbert S. stated. tha the elementary resignation ofJoh appointed to be dep : ty clerk. Veale is a mem Nevada City Couneil. Sal Tew post will be $250 per 8% Salary of J. F, O'Connor, een appointed to serve as commissioner and engi med at $7,200. This will “he state gas tax appor Work ‘in evening forest officers of the. ‘super patrol will also be main er for all camp Bsterly and Alice } complimentary dinnors of the Twin Citplane t radio communication to will address the group on such topics direc with ct re di d an s eer nev rk wo l,” conti Concert Monday prices, housing, rent. conthe ground. Airplane patro jes Community at the Bret Harte tive for as wages, of ued Macdonald, “is very effec , municipal ownership to the trol, pensions blind ley Val ral Cent fires in areas the ting detec and public utilities acring the ; ns are being 00 students duem lookouts. OF reservatio ry j s pro ta n le a en upo ar ster Ch regi el s. to ed e. Mr by “funters are urg Following the ‘wo weeks in &th critical situacepted in Nevade City 1 r to faciliass Val[ orde Gr in in st d fore an the ed ), ring ente questions from “ot yroeducmatter of rooms, and Elliott (Phone 464 of Commerce tate their location in the event.of imson, Ridge Ben r s be rle am Cha Ch th er, e in ord th d y at tion both home or in in pter. . The board aske le the local P.C.A. chaoth ‘portant. messages from (Phone 71). himRoad, heads in transportation : ter t hun Dor — the y. to etar dent secr acci is case of la B. Stock vio . st be . e that a survey th t e f g ning, September 15th e of San imilar to on that f ki is in charge of . “Hunters may ger ‘addition to the-regular ran ud, approxistations: at White Clo Nevada City of east es mil mately 11 n’s Crossema Fre on highway 20; at ae a The GRASS VALLEY:s adopted an Gilberg is treasurer: self. , scho tary and high bard increased the salary of ley City Council ha Agricultural Commissioner Tageson to $5,400 annually. Se of $3,000 is from state our deer seaso s f W. Veale to be sulotment of buse of the Nevada County al ol students. tus filling’ the vacancyn that forest during the ere wilt be * dtiion to patreling on the ground, airTh : IY LL VA s s a * G aign tained ervisors yesterday apcilities be made to e arles minority camValvisor’s staff will assist in the GRASS VALLEY: The Grass rs at Prothe of ter Chap paign. by contacting ‘all hunte City. ley-Nevada will hold their camps and in the woods. gressive Citizens of America enthe: ally virtu that . Seprday Satu “This means ing meet ic publ e Naits first rial Memo rans Vete the tire male personnel of the Taho at, ae wa in the tember 27, beer cis tional Forest will be patroling Gras Valley. in ng ldi Bui n. In ad ration has asked & of Grass Valley schools, reg campaign efforts are directed. Grass ValVALLEY: The lage 8 for list of prize winners S. Sellon and ty Fair.).° room a -three classsy school.” es nn He S. s Jame ect is One. great ‘Central Valleys Proj ald, “there are a few who call themselves hihters that are careless and TO GET ‘MORE ROOMS All the items were produced Tahoe Na Rosidse at r pre teorfire while inthe woods. Unfortulae-f dlac an o n b e r F ent in’ tly cen Wal a nately though,” commented -“Macdonto launch it all the farm center booths. Valley Girl Scouts displayed Ms in a very note s in connec of the Yuba ing at the Middle Fork at the inand 49; y hwa River on hig State = 5‘ 40 and over Station d entersection of highway an d ar he s: nt de y one si tel re ima l ca rox lo app 89 . Many Route No. rogram. e.” cke Tru ld of to t wes d an 4nterviewed ee a tails of life in Ne many fascinating HalJ and iain eT? Stake race: Ruth Bowles, and aged, . noon. concerts. es : laboring behalf of. the sportsmen, the and, Ducky Young. the lumbes Oest lendant . ip the primary, next June to. ge Sie ets at the side gate, respties of his. Clair Engle of the eae r .the one ‘of those Paine-ful. neck hed‘sional district,.a spokesman fo nac anu e mad g es 252 “J, R. Armstron reorganized by uled extra lap in the Pony Express union revealed today. s Lindsey would It was indicated Mis is of her €xgave morning Race when the curb,.chain on his brich whi ge, @ Geor the race on the bas there was one recently Ba : class: Lorraine 3 Dick Lostutter and Ducky Bil Amateur calf roping: the in the lower house have een aid Walker, Dottie ee care center “program, »increased. n ip Due. latio legis Y: Phyllis @indley, GRASS VA a littl ary of t eo cio ret de sft Cla ‘Grass Valley, sec light under the trees. noon r Workers, e doubt} polities. Mine Workers and Smelte ad stock, but these wer ate at aa E. Clark talking (no dia can a as d tick and ere d Two hundre is being consid ld Robert Paine taking, aftere dubious about the late were exhibited. Pet Junior calf riding Elwin. legislation Dave py the passage of such Young and Jerry Ducky great state would the rural area of our s: J. : R F expres Pony . He is wélJ-known for his chairmanhigh uate nt, one receive improved and adeq and Phil. Dick Lostutter ship of the “Gold Days” pagea ee Fourth ways. the of sses succe Belt race:, Ruth Bowles, major the of suphave I h whic _ Other ‘legislation Nessing, Ducky Young: celebration. » I have served proted during: the years Run, ride and lead rac’: child many from’ bills introduced in ng in the afternooh and the drawi : on many veterans. Agriculture has Dottie Hall; Wendell our war of Elwin Curtis. will be at 2 p.m. floor his line the business and added to and services. products evid Wille female champion of the Cali at the high degree of ¢0bull . ing pleasure received state our schoo} . teachers, and our r Armstrong and Jean O’Lear utho co-a 4 been have I a1 employes and’ Rescue race: Dick Lestutter= behalf of ng and lot e . buildi jh increased Chalmers. He has steadily of booths, his trusty camera There was included the ence. . . Loyle Freeman, express Fair, and the junior counties, ; . ve legtsCourser. gressive as well as contsructi Inthe riding events, n latio lation.I ‘have supported legis and third in the order r for pay r bette in behalf of education, Musical chairs: Dottie Covey plans exciting things He will his Saturday open house. g set, mixin ete compl a ‘give away and six .a Presto pressure cooker, Tickets for free lubrication jobs. given away be will the door prizes de Sept. 10, 1947 mile . = ¢ fee