September 15, 1950 (8 pages)

beg as i ‘: ¥ ~ sa Dncten . eae ~ Fe i ale ag aah ee ‘om 2 i ‘ > Nw + Sy a et Gm ay ot Mea, ak a we Woe te hed alee cs biagay RE gg lip Praia gn INCREASED WELFARE ASSISTANCE’ _/AND OVER-ALL BOOSTS UP COUNTY Mees Cie Coline, Facey. September 15, 1950 BUDGET T0 AN ALL-TIME RECORD GUY N. ROBINSON . Candidate for 1856 HISTORY OF NEVADA COUNTY . :2>o¢ssic.os omer BY AARON A. SARGENT INCLUDED ~ DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS HOUSES (Continued from page one) sue Nevada Journal, 46 Main Street, N. P. Brown & Co., proprietors —E. G. Waite, H. M. Fuller, John P. Skelton, Nat P. Brown. .A Baruh, 25 Main Street, dealer-in clothing. Cc. H. Bain and J. R. Scranton, contractors and builders, 54 Main Street Frisbie’s Restaurant, 4 Coyote Street, M. L. Clinkard, proprietor. Union Livery Stables, Broad Street, Cooper & ee proprietors. United States Hotel, corner Broad and Pine Streets. T. W. Colburn and A. R. Jenkins, proprietors. Nevada Iron Foundry, Spring Street, Edward Coker, proprietor. County Surveyor’s Office—John: Day; County Surveyor. John L. Gamble, Deputy. Francis S. Dunn and Geo. S. ‘Hupp, attorneys at law. Office in . Bulltington’s Block. Ford’s Rifle Box Co. Office, 24 Commercial Street. J. S. Skinner, Secretary. Wendelin Dreyfus, United States Bakery, Pine Street. for most of the climb in the increased requirements that sent the 1950-51 budget of Nevada county to an all-time high of $3,330,114.35. The current budget . ’ is $803,077.30 over the previous . record budget of $2,527,037.05 of ! 1948-49. The welfare departments was not alone, as all departments except roads and bridges’ showed substantial increases over, the 1949-50 budget. . : These figures are obtained from the printed budget compiled by County Auditor Ralph E. Deeble. The board of supervisors met on Aug. 21, and approved the county budget as submitted and officially set the tax rate at,$2.30, 33 cents above last year’s rate. Budget figures for the past thred years including the current fiscal year-are as follows: Function } General government — Sitewide with a new account clerk included in the increase. A special audit of the county is budgeted at a 50 percent boost to $1, 500 for the current year, ‘The county treasurer and tax collector has a $328 boost in the current budget. The assessor’s office calls for a boost of $4,800, the major part of . ) which is for the reappraisal program to be started in October to place the county on a continuing ‘basis. A complete analysis of the reappraisal program appears in another column of this edition. The supervisors approved $10,000 to start the program on its way. There is a $7,500 reduction for plat maps over last year, but there are large increases in -the budget to take care of the purchase of office equipment and supplies to start the new system 4 the assessor’s office. "$124, 666.88 $141,509.23 $161,089.00 SUPERVISOR — Fourth District CEDAR THEATRE Tonight and Saturday ‘ September 15 and 16 : “BUCCANEER’S GIRL” Starring Yvonne De Carlo and Philip Friend “BELLE OF OLD MEXICO” Starring Robert Rockwell and Esteliata Rodriguez Sunday, Monday and Tuesday September 17, 18 and 19 ie “BRIGHT LEAF” Featuring Gary Cooper and Lauren Bacall : : _. .Protection .:. ise auadiacsceacisesseaees fiau™ 80,976.90 83,258.10 94,728.00 nee rotate Franz and Reinhold Esche, liquor dealers, 16 Commer Health andisunitation . 30:569.50 33,002.75 37,975.00 Wednesday and Thursday September 20 and 21 Frisbie’s: ‘Theatre. L. P. Frisbie, Agent. Roads and bridges .....---.--259,459.55 353,040.66 ee a? “THE BIG LIFT” John Herzinger, dealer in boots, etc., 39 Commercial Street. Recreation Rn are eae Gone pee CoG oe 26,474.8 7,070.62 86,886.6 . A Sidney ©. erbert reel entate auent, 37 Pine Street SE ee Pane 837,329.93 643,181.96 1,366,303.00 Starring Montgomery Clift and Paul Douglas a ie ae 4 aE ig A Miscellaneous ....Ei yas cssbastsanease * 28,931.66 28,770.22 41,900.00 Dr. H. and R. M. Hunt, physicians, Room 9, Potter’s Brick UAGeetion ce oe 6,386.76 6,265.80 7,345.00 “HOUSE BY THE RIVER” Building, 36 Main Street. Dr. Hillerscheidt, Homeopathic Physician, 81 Broad Street. Sol. Kohlman, dealer in clothing, 45 Main Street. McAllister & Kent, Keystone Market, 3 Main Street. J. R. McConnell and Wm. M. Stewart, attorneys at law. Office, corner Broad and Pine Streets. T. B. McFarland and J. I. Caldwell, attorneys at law. Office, opposite Court House. Chas. W. Mulford, banker, 37 Main Street. Thos. Marsh, sign painter, 10 Commercial Street. J. Mansell, sign painter, 25 Pine Street. Golden State Bakery and Restaurant, 20 Main Street, Charles Nivelles, proprietor. Potter & Crittenden, dealers in crockery and glassware, books, ete., 34 and 36 Main Street. Fountain Restaurant, 24 Main Street, C. E. Pierson, proprietor. A. A. Sargent, attorney at law, 36 Main Street. Philadelphia Dry Goods Store, 23 Commercial Street, Steifel & Cohn, proprietors. J. S. Peters, carpenter, Rear 47 Broad Street. Palmer & Church, carriage and wagon factory, 10 Coyote Street. Union Hotel, 25 Broad Street, E. W. Smith, proprietor. Stillman Thomas, carpenter, Spring Street. Sweeney's Restaurant, 24 Pine Street, Lewis Sweeney, proprietor. J. S. Skinner, . physician; 24 Commercial Street. Simmons & Co., Mountain Crockery Store, 48 Main Street. H. R. Styles, music and book store, corner Broad and Pine Streets. Rosenheim & Bro., 33-Main Street,. jewelry storé. E. W. Haywood: & Co., wholesale liquor dealers, 35 Broad Street. ‘A Rosenthal, merchant tailor, 33 Commercial Street. Rosenheim & Bro., corner Broad and Pine Streets. Dealers in dry goods. : Ross’ Restaurant, 37 Commercial Street. Ross & Buie, proprietors: Oriental Hotel, 16 Main Street, ‘W. H. Taylor and A. E. Head, proprietors. Yates & Tallman, dealers in hardware, 18 Commercial Street. Geo. E. Withington and A. G. Bentley, dealers in paper hangings, etc., 7 Broad Street. : H. I. Thornton, Jr., attorney at law. Office, corner Broad and Pine Streets. Frisbie’s Saloon, 2 Coyote Street. Geo. H. Rogers, proprietor. H. W. Galvin, dealer in harness, etc., 38 Broad Street. The German Hotel, Main Street, J. A. Schiller, aie ae eat Wagon and Joiner Shop, 3 Broad Street. Sam P . Whitmarsh, proprietor. . & Home For The Sick, 79 Broad Street. Mrs. Holbridge, doctress. J. F. Rudolph, druggist,'21 Commercial Street. Nevada Brewery, 80 Broad Street. E. Weiss, proprietor. C. W. Young, 1. Commercial Stret. Jewelry store. Unappropriated reserves ...-.-General reserve: si. 26sec, Special disticts (2.42 e a. Of the record breaking budget, $2,130,141.83 is required to operate the county government, while $1,199,972.62 will be used in the administration of special districts, including school districts. An estimated $961,446.64 is required to be raised. by property taxes, of which $24,740 will be raised on unsecured rolls. . The 1950 assessed valuation of Nevada county is $25,405,070, of which $15,488,480 is locally .assessed. Exemptions from welfare and church organizations and veterans total $1,088,370 leaving a valuation of $24,316,700 from which to assess taxes. Nevada county had a balance of $287,275.37 on hand at the start of the fiscal year and expects $1,361,647 income from other than taxes. The breakdown shows: property tax levies of former years, $3,145; subventions and grants, $1,288,982; permits;.$450; fines and penalties, $17,300; privileges, $1,500; rents, $250; interest, $3,000; fees, $12,550; special services, $29,870; miscellaneous, $4, 200; inter-governmental service, $400. State and federal gake include: U. S. Forest Reserve apportionment, $3,000; motor vehicle fuel tax, $193;483; motor vehicle in lieu tax, $59,559; state and federal grants for welfare assistance, $922,699; tuberculosis control subsidy, $11,388; alcoholic beverages taxes, $18,153; federal welfare administration subsidy, $1,000; county service officer, 1$4,500; veterans buildings, $29,700; detention home, $17,000; agricultural commissioner, $3,000; special aviation fund, $500; special road improvement, $25,000. The supervisors estimated $15,000 as.revenue from traffic fines, 20,000.00: 20,000.00 . 47,000.00 52,000.00 1,081,413.88 1,199,972.52 A boost of $540 is registered in the district attorney's depart. : ment. The supervisors budgeted $250 for the county planning commission principally to be used for inspection expense. Last year the commission spent no money. A $625 fund for advertising for bids accounted for a major part of the increase for the county purchasing agent. The approaching general election expense balances the primary election of June Which was part of last year’s budget but is reduced approximately $7,500 — the cost of last fall’s special election. Maintenance of the courthouse building is almost the same as last year although lower. Lights in the offices of the clerk and treasurer, a fire escape, and the _painting and cleaning of the building are balanced by the furnace, welfare office addition, air conditioning in the sheriff’s office, and completion of the road commissioner’s office that was accomplished last year. The sheriff’s office shows little change over last year. The general increase in most items is balanced by new equipment that was installed last year. There is no fund budgeted for new installations during the current fiscal year. Principal reason of the lower budget figures in the road department is accounted for by the unavailability of state funds at the time of fixing the budget. County superivsors cannot budget anticipated subventions and grants. When state funds are received they are transferred to the road department. with Louis Hayward and Jane Wyatt \ FIRE TRUCK DRIVER Applications for position of Fire Truck Driver for the Nevada City Fire Department and general maintenance for city hall and equipment shop will be received for consideration by the Board of Fire Delegates at a meeting of the said Board to be held commencing at 8 P. M. on Monday, September 25, 1950, at the Firemen’s Room in the City Hall. Salary to be $250 per month, hours 24 per day six days a week, one . day a week off and two weeks vacation with substitute furnished. The above have been approved by the City Council. Applicants will send written applications, addressed to the undersigned, giving name, residence, age, and general qualifications. JOHN M. GRAHAM, Chief, Nevada City Fire Department New York B h Sh at i es eee : ee ll ee ee ee a etn on HUNTERS! ; : P rom superior court fines, an Pacific See oe Main Steet J oa Agent, . $1,250 from justice and municipal . jects on the Alta Ridge road, TyCity Market, 98 Broad Street James Monro, proprietor. gen"'. courts. Revenues from fines to-. ler-Foote’s Crossing road, and ; Wm. Heugh, 15 Broad Street. Blacksmith Ah . taled $23,776.50 in 1948-49 and an. the Truckee-Brockway road. Re4 City E : estimated $23,405.30 during the . Pairs to bridges on the McCourtity Bakery, 55 Broad Street. John Notter, proprietor. rest diesel eel nes eid. and ue Mark Bion re ec Rrestaurant, 2 Main Street, S. W. Grush, proprietor. Although the supervisors ap-. field-Graniteville road were also . . P. Van Hagan, Justice of the peace, 50 Broad Street. proved $12,550 as an estimate of . budgeted. Metropolis, Billiard ‘Saloore ‘lg Mec caest Ges Leow aon fees, county officials last year! Budget requests for the county Geo. Wright,’ proprietors : : : j. Collected $17,649.51 and in 1948-49 hospital this year total almost OPENS , : ed ; : collected $14,855.83. $19,000 over the previous year. ‘RH Ferre, & Co., 42 Main Street. Chas. H. Mead, agent. _ Nevada county’s government. 'Salaries account for most of the erre, 4 Plaza. Gold pus Exchange and Special Deposit was not the recipient of @ gift or. incresse S. J. De Young & Co., 26 Coswamectal Street. Dealer in dry — during the past two . bao Ranaceephatnasdor ae > a J tases one GRASS VALLEY In a breakdown of operation of henge City last ag but none : 1 government the board of. of it was spent and it was re-. Kendall & Spencer, book sellers, Main Street. genera : inkl : ._E. McLaughlin, Mill Street. Dealer in hardware, etc. hn rh os de iota og ate eee in the current fisca We Have an Ample Supply of ae oo Bakery and cee pe se Street. C. R. Pie all Gther eapevaiiaies Road ast yaar ae bagi ‘Gusdeated 2 : a e ‘tee: company being by W: ey i. inspection is up $300; traveling . $23,070 for the. welfare departAT : } oot Valley Telegraph, gem ea y . saree : expenses $200; conventions $50; . ment, but spent $449,397.15 when 4 + m. i Lamb, Mi Pat poked Der syprirt wate c a ee RAIL ‘. printing the budget $50; printing. the program reverted from the : : 4 Robert Hombray, civ engineer, ag a % , $250; association memberships state department of social welWESTERN — R GTON .A. Witkowskie, newspaper depot, Main Stree $50. New expenditurés this year . fare. The board budgeted more EMI N ‘ piichen peer ete corner Main and Auburn .Streets. Thomas are $1,200 for the recent salary . t dae tues tha eum tae coutirt = _&e Mitchell, proprietors. : administered last year for welBB M. S. Norton, ‘blaéksmith, Main Street, next City Hotel. Sepoeat alk hy $400 for a garbage aoe se approving $1,105,359 oS % Hotel De France, Main Street, ae efogyn tie rigtress, Salaries in the county clerk’s . a record-breaking assistance bud: Miss Lang’s School for Young Children, Main Stree office have been boosted $1,506! get for the current year. ‘Phoenix Steam Flour Mills, Bennett Street. Bennett & Tilley, () ¢ F 0 0) D si ra G. Killaly, mining engineer. A. B. Dibble, attorney at law, School Street. 2 5 Burdette & Glass, manufacturing jewelers, Main Street. Western Hitel, Wm. Hobby, proprietor. nh Marshal & Co., cor: Main and Mill Streets. Dealers in groceries. a ROUGH AND READY FRISKIES — GAINES — STURDY ’ E. Friedman, Masonic hall. pig Goods and Creinine. ce ce ovyer, Bovyer's Ranch, Newtown. Dealer in miner’s supeuse, Main Street. T. Barber an ordoff, pro‘setorn eg on D. B. Comstock & Co. Dealer in hardware and, agent for Wells, % J. K. Byrne and P. T. Healy, Galena and Mineral Point Store. heel ash ie Cs. Wriwadlls sud Ratan Orceees Dealers in; groceries, etc. . = : 7 : 3 Excelsior Livery Stable, Main Street. B. F. Woidworth and hie ¥ Bunton: Rieeeg, ge aa COLFAX FRUIT GROWERS C0 T. J. Cook} proprietors. : C ( : Bartlett. rey Co. Established in 1849. Dealers in groceries, PP pin sli Keyes, Exchange and Gold Dust Office. Agents Pa, e ee an Main Street. Boot and Shoe Store. ge oi aannaaniege hoe aig in-G : “Every 8 f or the F and den” City Hotel, Mitchell.& Maiden, proprietors: .— \ . B. Powers, Dealer in-Groceries, etc. f Gen D. Bink ae a ist, and C. K. Shaw, Dentist. OtfE. W. Roberts, attorney at law. Hills Flat Phone 157 Grass Valley * ~fice in Dorning’s Building, Main Street. _ Benjami S. Ladd weckeeniih, 2 a “~ J. Cohn & Co., Main Street. “Dealer in clothing, etc. mits Boxy . ac eit _Siivester & Co., Main Street. Dealer in groceries, etc.

beg as i ‘: ¥ ~ sa Dncten . eae ~ Fe i ale ag aah ee ‘om 2 i ‘ > Nw + Sy a et Gm ay ot Mea, ak a we Woe te hed alee cs biagay RE gg lip Praia gn INCREASED WELFARE ASSISTANCE’ _/AND OVER-ALL BOOSTS UP COUNTY Mees Cie Coline, Facey. September 15, 1950 BUDGET T0 AN ALL-TIME RECORD GUY N. ROBINSON . Candidate for 1856 HISTORY OF NEVADA COUNTY . :2>o¢ssic.os omer BY AARON A. SARGENT INCLUDED ~ DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS HOUSES (Continued from page one) sue Nevada Journal, 46 Main Street, N. P. Brown & Co., proprietors —E. G. Waite, H. M. Fuller, John P. Skelton, Nat P. Brown. .A Baruh, 25 Main Street, dealer-in clothing. Cc. H. Bain and J. R. Scranton, contractors and builders, 54 Main Street Frisbie’s Restaurant, 4 Coyote Street, M. L. Clinkard, proprietor. Union Livery Stables, Broad Street, Cooper & ee proprietors. United States Hotel, corner Broad and Pine Streets. T. W. Colburn and A. R. Jenkins, proprietors. Nevada Iron Foundry, Spring Street, Edward Coker, proprietor. County Surveyor’s Office—John: Day; County Surveyor. John L. Gamble, Deputy. Francis S. Dunn and Geo. S. ‘Hupp, attorneys at law. Office in . Bulltington’s Block. Ford’s Rifle Box Co. Office, 24 Commercial Street. J. S. Skinner, Secretary. Wendelin Dreyfus, United States Bakery, Pine Street. for most of the climb in the increased requirements that sent the 1950-51 budget of Nevada county to an all-time high of $3,330,114.35. The current budget . ’ is $803,077.30 over the previous . record budget of $2,527,037.05 of ! 1948-49. The welfare departments was not alone, as all departments except roads and bridges’ showed substantial increases over, the 1949-50 budget. . : These figures are obtained from the printed budget compiled by County Auditor Ralph E. Deeble. The board of supervisors met on Aug. 21, and approved the county budget as submitted and officially set the tax rate at,$2.30, 33 cents above last year’s rate. Budget figures for the past thred years including the current fiscal year-are as follows: Function } General government — Sitewide with a new account clerk included in the increase. A special audit of the county is budgeted at a 50 percent boost to $1, 500 for the current year, ‘The county treasurer and tax collector has a $328 boost in the current budget. The assessor’s office calls for a boost of $4,800, the major part of . ) which is for the reappraisal program to be started in October to place the county on a continuing ‘basis. A complete analysis of the reappraisal program appears in another column of this edition. The supervisors approved $10,000 to start the program on its way. There is a $7,500 reduction for plat maps over last year, but there are large increases in -the budget to take care of the purchase of office equipment and supplies to start the new system 4 the assessor’s office. "$124, 666.88 $141,509.23 $161,089.00 SUPERVISOR — Fourth District CEDAR THEATRE Tonight and Saturday ‘ September 15 and 16 : “BUCCANEER’S GIRL” Starring Yvonne De Carlo and Philip Friend “BELLE OF OLD MEXICO” Starring Robert Rockwell and Esteliata Rodriguez Sunday, Monday and Tuesday September 17, 18 and 19 ie “BRIGHT LEAF” Featuring Gary Cooper and Lauren Bacall : : _. .Protection ..:.. ise auadiacsceacisesseaees fiau™ 80,976.90 83,258.10 94,728.00 nee rotate Franz and Reinhold Esche, liquor dealers, 16 Commer Health andisunitation . 30:569.50 33,002.75 37,975.00 Wednesday and Thursday September 20 and 21 Frisbie’s: ‘Theatre. L. P. Frisbie, Agent. Roads and bridges .........---.--259,459.55 353,040.66 ee a? “THE BIG LIFT” John Herzinger, dealer in boots, etc., 39 Commercial Street. Recreation Rn are eae Gone pee CoG oe 26,474.8 7,070.62 86,886.6 . A Sidney ©. erbert reel entate auent, 37 Pine Street SE ee Pane 837,329.93 643,181.96 1,366,303.00 Starring Montgomery Clift and Paul Douglas a ie ae 4 aE ig A Miscellaneous .......Ei yas cssbastsanease * 28,931.66 28,770.22 41,900.00 Dr. H. and R. M. Hunt, physicians, Room 9, Potter’s Brick UAGeetion ce oe 6,386.76 6,265.80 7,345.00 “HOUSE BY THE RIVER” Building, 36 Main Street. Dr. Hillerscheidt, Homeopathic Physician, 81 Broad Street. Sol. Kohlman, dealer in clothing, 45 Main Street. McAllister & Kent, Keystone Market, 3 Main Street. J. R. McConnell and Wm. M. Stewart, attorneys at law. Office, corner Broad and Pine Streets. T. B. McFarland and J. I. Caldwell, attorneys at law. Office, opposite Court House. Chas. W. Mulford, banker, 37 Main Street. Thos. Marsh, sign painter, 10 Commercial Street. J. Mansell, sign painter, 25 Pine Street. Golden State Bakery and Restaurant, 20 Main Street, Charles Nivelles, proprietor. Potter & Crittenden, dealers in crockery and glassware, books, ete., 34 and 36 Main Street. Fountain Restaurant, 24 Main Street, C. E. Pierson, proprietor. A. A. Sargent, attorney at law, 36 Main Street. Philadelphia Dry Goods Store, 23 Commercial Street, Steifel & Cohn, proprietors. J. S. Peters, carpenter, Rear 47 Broad Street. Palmer & Church, carriage and wagon factory, 10 Coyote Street. Union Hotel, 25 Broad Street, E. W. Smith, proprietor. Stillman Thomas, carpenter, Spring Street. Sweeney's Restaurant, 24 Pine Street, Lewis Sweeney, proprietor. J. S. Skinner, . physician; 24 Commercial Street. Simmons & Co., Mountain Crockery Store, 48 Main Street. H. R. Styles, music and book store, corner Broad and Pine Streets. Rosenheim & Bro., 33-Main Street,. jewelry storé. E. W. Haywood: & Co., wholesale liquor dealers, 35 Broad Street. ‘A Rosenthal, merchant tailor, 33 Commercial Street. Rosenheim & Bro., corner Broad and Pine Streets. Dealers in dry goods. : Ross’ Restaurant, 37 Commercial Street. Ross & Buie, proprietors: Oriental Hotel, 16 Main Street, ‘W. H. Taylor and A. E. Head, proprietors. Yates & Tallman, dealers in hardware, 18 Commercial Street. Geo. E. Withington and A. G. Bentley, dealers in paper hangings, etc., 7 Broad Street. : H. I. Thornton, Jr., attorney at law. Office, corner Broad and Pine Streets. Frisbie’s Saloon, 2 Coyote Street. Geo. H. Rogers, proprietor. H. W. Galvin, dealer in harness, etc., 38 Broad Street. The German Hotel, Main Street, J. A. Schiller, aie ae eat Wagon and Joiner Shop, 3 Broad Street. Sam P . Whitmarsh, proprietor. . & Home For The Sick, 79 Broad Street. Mrs. Holbridge, doctress. J. F. Rudolph, druggist,'21 Commercial Street. Nevada Brewery, 80 Broad Street. E. Weiss, proprietor. C. W. Young, 1. Commercial Stret. Jewelry store. Unappropriated reserves ......-.-General reserve: si.. 26sec, Special disticts (2.42 e a.

Of the record breaking budget, $2,130,141.83 is required to operate the county government, while $1,199,972.62 will be used in the administration of special districts, including school districts. An estimated $961,446.64 is required to be raised. by property taxes, of which $24,740 will be raised on unsecured rolls. . The 1950 assessed valuation of Nevada county is $25,405,070, of which $15,488,480 is locally .assessed. Exemptions from welfare and church organizations and veterans total $1,088,370 leaving a valuation of $24,316,700 from which to assess taxes. Nevada county had a balance of $287,275.37 on hand at the start of the fiscal year and expects $1,361,647 income from other than taxes. The breakdown shows: property tax levies of former years, $3,145; subventions and grants, $1,288,982; permits;.$450; fines and penalties, $17,300; privileges, $1,500; rents, $250; interest, $3,000; fees, $12,550; special services, $29,870; miscellaneous, $4, 200; inter-governmental service, $400. State and federal gake include: U. S. Forest Reserve apportionment, $3,000; motor vehicle fuel tax, $193;483; motor vehicle in lieu tax, $59,559; state and federal grants for welfare assistance, $922,699; tuberculosis control subsidy, $11,388; alcoholic beverages taxes, $18,153; federal welfare administration subsidy, $1,000; county service officer, 1$4,500; veterans buildings, $29,700; detention home, $17,000; agricultural commissioner, $3,000; special aviation fund, $500; special road improvement, $25,000. The supervisors estimated $15,000 as.revenue from traffic fines, 20,000.00: 20,000.00 . 47,000.00 52,000.00 1,081,413.88 1,199,972.52 A boost of $540 is registered in the district attorney's depart. : ment. The supervisors budgeted $250 for the county planning commission principally to be used for inspection expense. Last year the commission spent no money. A $625 fund for advertising for bids accounted for a major part of the increase for the county purchasing agent. The approaching general election expense balances the primary election of June Which was part of last year’s budget but is reduced approximately $7,500 — the cost of last fall’s special election. Maintenance of the courthouse building is almost the same as last year although lower. Lights in the offices of the clerk and treasurer, a fire escape, and the _painting and cleaning of the building are balanced by the furnace, welfare office addition, air conditioning in the sheriff’s office, and completion of the road commissioner’s office that was accomplished last year. The sheriff’s office shows little change over last year. The general increase in most items is balanced by new equipment that was installed last year. There is no fund budgeted for new installations during the current fiscal year. Principal reason of the lower budget figures in the road department is accounted for by the unavailability of state funds at the time of fixing the budget. County superivsors cannot budget anticipated subventions and grants. When state funds are received they are transferred to the road department. with Louis Hayward and Jane Wyatt \ FIRE TRUCK DRIVER Applications for position of Fire Truck Driver for the Nevada City Fire Department and general maintenance for city hall and equipment shop will be received for consideration by the Board of Fire Delegates at a meeting of the said Board to be held commencing at 8 P. M. on Monday, September 25, 1950, at the Firemen’s Room in the City Hall. Salary to be $250 per month, hours 24 per day six days a week, one . day a week off and two weeks vacation with substitute furnished. The above have been approved by the City Council. Applicants will send written applications, addressed to the undersigned, giving name, residence, age, and general qualifications. JOHN M. GRAHAM, Chief, Nevada City Fire Department New York B h Sh at i es eee : ee ll ee ee ee a etn on HUNTERS! ; : P rom superior court fines, an Pacific See oe Main Steet J oa Agent, . $1,250 from justice and municipal . jects on the Alta Ridge road, TyCity Market, 98 Broad Street James Monro, proprietor. gen"'. courts. Revenues from fines to-. ler-Foote’s Crossing road, and ; Wm. Heugh, 15 Broad Street. Blacksmith Ah . taled $23,776.50 in 1948-49 and an. the Truckee-Brockway road. Re4 City E : estimated $23,405.30 during the . Pairs to bridges on the McCourtity Bakery, 55 Broad Street. John Notter, proprietor. rest diesel eel nes eid. and ue Mark Bion re ec Rrestaurant, 2 Main Street, S. W. Grush, proprietor. Although the supervisors ap-. field-Graniteville road were also . . P. Van Hagan, Justice of the peace, 50 Broad Street. proved $12,550 as an estimate of . budgeted. Metropolis, Billiard ‘Saloore ‘lg Mec caest Ges Leow aon fees, county officials last year! Budget requests for the county Geo. Wright,’ proprietors : : : j. Collected $17,649.51 and in 1948-49 hospital this year total almost OPENS , : ed ; : collected $14,855.83. $19,000 over the previous year. ‘RH Ferre, & Co., 42 Main Street. Chas. H. Mead, agent. _ Nevada county’s government. 'Salaries account for most of the erre, 4 Plaza. Gold pus Exchange and Special Deposit was not the recipient of @ gift or. incresse S. J. De Young & Co., 26 Coswamectal Street. Dealer in dry — during the past two . bao Ranaceephatnasdor ae > a J tases one GRASS VALLEY In a breakdown of operation of henge City last ag but none : 1 government the board of. of it was spent and it was re-. Kendall & Spencer, book sellers, Main Street. genera : inkl : ._E. McLaughlin, Mill Street. Dealer in hardware, etc. hn rh os de iota og ate eee in the current fisca We Have an Ample Supply of ae oo Bakery and cee pe se Street. C. R. Pie all Gther eapevaiiaies Road ast yaar ae bagi ‘Gusdeated 2 : a e ‘tee: company being by W: ey i. inspection is up $300; traveling . $23,070 for the. welfare departAT : } oot Valley Telegraph, gem ea y . saree : expenses $200; conventions $50; . ment, but spent $449,397.15 when 4 + m. i Lamb, Mi Pat poked Der syprirt wate c a ee RAIL ‘. printing the budget $50; printing. the program reverted from the : : 4 Robert Hombray, civ engineer, ag a % , $250; association memberships state department of social welWESTERN — R GTON .A. Witkowskie, newspaper depot, Main Stree $50. New expenditurés this year . fare. The board budgeted more EMI N ‘ piichen peer ete corner Main and Auburn .Streets. Thomas are $1,200 for the recent salary . t dae tues tha eum tae coutirt = _&e Mitchell, proprietors. : administered last year for welBB M. S. Norton, ‘blaéksmith, Main Street, next City Hotel. Sepoeat alk hy $400 for a garbage aoe se approving $1,105,359 oS % Hotel De France, Main Street, ae efogyn tie rigtress, Salaries in the county clerk’s . a record-breaking assistance bud: Miss Lang’s School for Young Children, Main Stree office have been boosted $1,506! get for the current year. ‘Phoenix Steam Flour Mills, Bennett Street. Bennett & Tilley, () ¢ F 0 0) D si ra G. Killaly, mining engineer. A. B. Dibble, attorney at law, School Street. 2 5 Burdette & Glass, manufacturing jewelers, Main Street. Western Hitel, Wm. Hobby, proprietor. nh Marshal & Co., cor: Main and Mill Streets. Dealers in groceries. a ROUGH AND READY FRISKIES — GAINES — STURDY ’ E. Friedman, Masonic hall. pig Goods and Creinine. ce ce ovyer, Bovyer's Ranch, Newtown. Dealer in miner’s supeuse, Main Street. T. Barber an ordoff, pro‘setorn eg on D. B. Comstock & Co. Dealer in hardware and, agent for Wells, % J. K. Byrne and P. T. Healy, Galena and Mineral Point Store. heel ash ie Cs. Wriwadlls sud Ratan Orceees Dealers in; groceries, etc. . = : 7 : 3 Excelsior Livery Stable, Main Street. B. F. Woidworth and hie ¥ Bunton: Rieeeg, ge aa COLFAX FRUIT GROWERS C0 T. J. Cook} proprietors. : C ( : Bartlett. rey Co. Established in 1849. Dealers in groceries, PP pin sli Keyes, Exchange and Gold Dust Office. Agents Pa, e ee an Main Street. Boot and Shoe Store. ge oi aannaaniege hoe aig in-G : “Every 8 f or the F and den” City Hotel, Mitchell.& Maiden, proprietors: .— \ . B. Powers, Dealer in-Groceries, etc. f Gen D. Bink ae a ist, and C. K. Shaw, Dentist. OtfE. W. Roberts, attorney at law. Hills Flat Phone 157 Grass Valley * ~fice in Dorning’s Building, Main Street. _ Benjami S. Ladd weckeeniih, 2 a “~ J. Cohn & Co., Main Street. “Dealer in clothing, etc. mits Boxy . ac eit _Siivester & Co., Main Street. Dealer in groceries, etc.