September 16, 1947 (4 pages)

: The city council has rea camert which stated that a ted from 1,551 has ‘been collec 10 eters in Auburn during the og months they have been infirst oe Judge Robert Robinson » rethat out of $1, 600 in fines cola the police court during Auzy pelt 60 came from parking meter sets <n extract for tanning leather pe obtained from almond hulls, ersity of California College of pert has found. . STOLEN PROPERTY CHARGES ARE DISMISSED NEVADA CITY: Judge James Snell yesterday dismissed the charges of receiving stolen property against Mr and Mrs. Donald Price of Grass Valley. Mrs. Price is the mother of Sanford Williams, one of four youths charged with burglary and theft in the Siskiyou County court. Three months ago Sheriff Richard Hoskins and’ Frank Knuckey, Grass Valley chief of police and aides, raided three homes in Grass Valley, and uncoveréd a large amount of loot, taken allegedly by the four. youths of which Mrs. Price’s son was one. DICK EDWARDS. TAKES OVER THE NATIONAL HOTEL NEVADA CITY: Dick Edwards of Auburn, Placer County, has taken a ten-year lease of the National Hotel here from the owner, George Murphy. Edwards has been manager of the Auburn Hotel since 1943. He will assume his new duties here some time this week. Edwards is president of the Auburn Rotary Club. Alvin Carveth, formerly of Grass Valley, will fill his unexpired term when he leaves for this city. He has been in the hotel business practically all of his life and before coming here was in the service, during which time he ran hotels in North Africa for the U. S. Engineers. Good quality table syrup may be obtained from almond hulls, a University “of California College of Agriculture expert has found. { Mrs. Alice Christine Dowd GRASS VALLEY: Mrs. Alice Christine Dowd, widow of the late Philip Dowd of this city; passed away Sunday, Sept. 14, at the Jones Memorial Hospital after a thfee months’ illness. Mrs: Dowd was a native of Grass Valley, born here Sept. 29, 1887. She leaves two sons, Raymond and Clarence; a sister, Mrs. Marie Schneider; and a brother, Adolf Morateur, all of Grass Valley; and a sister, Sister Mary Ursula of the Mercy Hospital in Sacramento. Rosary will be held. at 8:00 p. m™ Tuesday at the Hooper Weaver Mortuary. Services will be Wednesday, Sept. 17th, at 9:30 a. m. at thé Catholic Church and intermentwill follow in the Catholic Cemetery. A tamale variety ‘corn which will be. yellow instead of white is being bred by the University of California. It will contain 20 times aS much vitamin “A, in addition to being disease resistant. WE CARPENTERS AWARD YOU THIS OSCAR FOR ' SELECTING BUILDING MATERIALS FROM . BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO, —< KC \ » Funeral Today For John Eddy of Zion Street NEVADA CITY: Funeral services will be held today for John Eddy, who} passed away at his home on Zion St, Sept. Asth. Degth came unexpectédly. Eddy was found dead by neighbors Saturday morning, slumped over beside his radio, which was still playing. The deceased was a native of Nevada City, having been born here August 14, 1878. He was a miner by occupation, having for years’ been hoist“man at the Central mine. He was also a member of the Eagles lodge. ¢ Surviving relatives are two sisters, Mrs. Emma Campbell and Mrs. Fred Homel of San Francisco; a brother, W. L. Eddy of Grass Valley; a niece, -Mrs. A. E. Jackson of San Francisco; Jack Homel, a nephew of Ohio; and Orson Homel, another nephew of Detroit. Coroner Alvah Hooper stated that death was undoubtedly dué to a heart attack and ‘it probably occurred around midnight. Neighbors observed the light burning all night and phoned the sheriff's office. CAR THIEF ASKS PROBATION NEVADA . CITY: eo Mulkern, charged with car theft, “pleaded guilty ana@ asked for probation in his appearance yesterday before Judge James Snell. Probation Officer Tom Barrett was asked to report at il a. m., September 19th. BIRTHS HALE—In~ “Grass Walléy; ‘Nevada Counts, September 6, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hale, a: daughter. RICHIE—In Grass Valley, Nevada ‘County, September 6, 1947, to Mr. — and Mrs. Edwin Richie, a son. ; DENTON—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, September 9, 1947, to Mr.” and Mrs. Ullis Denton of Marys-= ville, a daughter. . . JANSEN—In Grass, Valley; County, September 10, 1947, to Mr. adn Mrs. Herman Jansen, a son. RICHARDS—In Grass Valley, Nevada. County, September 10, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. John. Richards of Sacra=. . mento, a son. WHEELER—iIn Grass Valley, Nevada ~ County, September 11, 1947, to Mroand Mrs. Robert Wheeler, of Colfax, Placer County, a: daughter. _ NELSON—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, September 11, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson of Nevada City, a son. < PHILLIPS—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, September 12, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Phillips, a daughter. one A school for fertilizer salesmen was held on the Davis cAmpus of the Uni-— versity of California College of Agriculture on September 15 and 16. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME I, CECIL. HOLMES, do hereby cer< tify that I am conducting the: business of selling and installing ‘glass, Nevada — and allied enterprises, under the fictitigous name and style of the Sierra —_——$$————— er Eitehing Acme! A new qeuvidionce . simply discard 2 y, Phone 39) ahpeiaal bottle when it’s empty! * Distributed a ee y Ice Delivery, 101 Boulder Street, Nevada City’ ACME BREWERIESSon Francisco, Los Angeles da City Telephone Grass. Valley 1050 BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER 00. GLENBROOK Whether you've a mint or a minimum . . here’s a 5-piece living room ensemble of solid, rich looking hardwood to delight the eye! Comfortable, correct and so low peiced! This splendid’ group.may be bought either END TABLE _._ $16.50 oosee aun $14.50 singly or as a set! COCKTAIL $124.00 TABLE . $16.50 EASY CHAIR ——-—-$39.50 seh NASA ra HON PHN EAR OREO AN ADR TT x 9 TERN MARATHON PR at am YA AEA EN MADOC OS OY AE SARTO CRIS = Leetmo mares RALSTON'S ‘Day Designer” Versatile styling. marvelous tailoring by Lawson of California. Sanchiiia rayon crepe in exciting new gowith-anything colors for fall. Sizes 12 to 20. . RALSTON’S 223 Broad St. Nevada City 122 Mill St. = Grass Valley . : Glass Company; that my principal place of business is 212 Main Street in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California; and that my residence is 433 Sacramento Street in said City of Nevada, County and State aforesaid. IN WITNESS -WHEREOF, I haves hereunto set my hand this lith bend of September, 1947. ‘ Cecil Holmes.STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY . OF NEVADA, ss. On this 1ith day of September, 1947, before me, Frank &G. Finnegan, a Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, resid. ing therein, duly commissioned : swern, personally appeared CBwCrEs HOLMES, known to mie to be the son described in, and whose name subscribed to the within and foregoing . instrument, and he duly acknowledged to me that) he executed the samé.~ hereunto set my hand and aftixed my official seal, at my office in said County of Nevada the day a in this certificate first above of Nevada, State of California. Sept. 16, 23, 30; Oct. "7 LEGAL NOTICE: IN THE SUPERIOR COURE THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN: AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA NOTICE TO CREDITORS ~~. In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel 8. Baker, Deceased. ; No. 4764 : Z NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the undersigned, Jane Baker, as ‘. ministratrix of the Estate of — S. Baker, deceased, to the of and. all persons having against the said decedent to file j with the necessary vouchers six (6) months after the first pu Htion of this notice in the office of t Clerk of the Superior Court « State of -California, in and ~ County of Nevada, or to exhibit with the: necessary vouchers © six (6) months after the first cation of this notice to the said ministratrix at law offices of F G. Finnegan; Attorney-at-Law, North Pine Street, Nevada City, Cal fornia, the same being her place 6 business in all matters es

: The city council has rea camert which stated that a ted from 1,551 has ‘been collec 10 eters in Auburn during the og months they have been infirst oe Judge Robert Robinson » rethat out of $1, 600 in fines cola the police court during Auzy pelt 60 came from parking meter sets <n extract for tanning leather pe obtained from almond hulls, ersity of California College of pert has found. . STOLEN PROPERTY CHARGES ARE DISMISSED NEVADA CITY: Judge James Snell yesterday dismissed the charges of receiving stolen property against Mr and Mrs. Donald Price of Grass Valley. Mrs. Price is the mother of Sanford Williams, one of four youths charged with burglary and theft in the Siskiyou County court. Three months ago Sheriff Richard Hoskins and’ Frank Knuckey, Grass Valley chief of police and aides, raided three homes in Grass Valley, and uncoveréd a large amount of loot, taken allegedly by the four. youths of which Mrs. Price’s son was one. DICK EDWARDS. TAKES OVER THE NATIONAL HOTEL NEVADA CITY: Dick Edwards of Auburn, Placer County, has taken a ten-year lease of the National Hotel here from the owner, George Murphy. Edwards has been manager of the Auburn Hotel since 1943. He will assume his new duties here some time this week. Edwards is president of the Auburn Rotary Club. Alvin Carveth, formerly of Grass Valley, will fill his unexpired term when he leaves for this city. He has been in the hotel business practically all of his life and before coming here was in the service, during which time he ran hotels in North Africa for the U. S. Engineers. Good quality table syrup may be obtained from almond hulls, a University “of California College of Agriculture expert has found. { Mrs. Alice Christine Dowd GRASS VALLEY: Mrs. Alice Christine Dowd, widow of the late Philip Dowd of this city; passed away Sunday, Sept. 14, at the Jones Memorial Hospital after a thfee months’ illness. Mrs: Dowd was a native of Grass Valley, born here Sept. 29, 1887. She leaves two sons, Raymond and Clarence; a sister, Mrs. Marie Schneider; and a brother, Adolf Morateur, all of Grass Valley; and a sister, Sister Mary Ursula of the Mercy Hospital in Sacramento. Rosary will be held. at 8:00 p. m™ Tuesday at the Hooper Weaver Mortuary. Services will be Wednesday, Sept. 17th, at 9:30 a. m. at thé Catholic Church and intermentwill follow in the Catholic Cemetery. A tamale variety ‘corn which will be. yellow instead of white is being bred by the University of California. It will contain 20 times aS much vitamin “A, in addition to being disease resistant. WE CARPENTERS AWARD YOU THIS OSCAR FOR ' SELECTING BUILDING MATERIALS FROM . BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO, —< KC \ » Funeral Today For John Eddy of Zion Street NEVADA CITY: Funeral services will be held today for John Eddy, who} passed away at his home on Zion St, Sept. Asth. Degth came unexpectédly. Eddy was found dead by neighbors Saturday morning, slumped over beside his radio, which was still playing. The deceased was a native of Nevada City, having been born here August 14, 1878. He was a miner by occupation, having for years’ been hoist“man at the Central mine. He was also a member of the Eagles lodge. ¢ Surviving relatives are two sisters, Mrs. Emma Campbell and Mrs. Fred Homel of San Francisco; a brother, W. L. Eddy of Grass Valley; a niece, -Mrs. A. E. Jackson of San Francisco; Jack Homel, a nephew of Ohio; and Orson Homel, another nephew of Detroit. Coroner Alvah Hooper stated that death was undoubtedly dué to a heart attack and ‘it probably occurred around midnight. Neighbors observed the light burning all night and phoned the sheriff's office. CAR THIEF ASKS PROBATION NEVADA . CITY: eo Mulkern, charged with car theft, “pleaded guilty ana@ asked for probation in his appearance yesterday before Judge James Snell. Probation Officer Tom Barrett was asked to report at il a. m., September 19th. BIRTHS HALE—In~ “Grass Walléy; ‘Nevada Counts, September 6, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hale, a: daughter. RICHIE—In Grass Valley, Nevada ‘County, September 6, 1947, to Mr. — and Mrs. Edwin Richie, a son. ; DENTON—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, September 9, 1947, to Mr.” and Mrs. Ullis Denton of Marys-= ville, a daughter. . . JANSEN—In Grass, Valley; County, September 10, 1947, to Mr.

adn Mrs. Herman Jansen, a son. RICHARDS—In Grass Valley, Nevada. County, September 10, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. John. Richards of Sacra=. . mento, a son. WHEELER—iIn Grass Valley, Nevada ~ County, September 11, 1947, to Mroand Mrs. Robert Wheeler, of Colfax, Placer County, a: daughter. _ NELSON—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, September 11, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson of Nevada City, a son. < PHILLIPS—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, September 12, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Phillips, a daughter. one A school for fertilizer salesmen was held on the Davis cAmpus of the Uni-— versity of California College of Agriculture on September 15 and 16. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME I, CECIL. HOLMES, do hereby cer< tify that I am conducting the: business of selling and installing ‘glass, Nevada — and allied enterprises, under the fictitigous name and style of the Sierra —_——$$————— er Eitehing Acme! A new qeuvidionce .. simply discard 2 y, Phone 39) ahpeiaal bottle when it’s empty! * Distributed a ee y Ice Delivery, 101 Boulder Street, Nevada City’ ACME BREWERIESSon Francisco, Los Angeles da City Telephone Grass. Valley 1050 BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER 00. GLENBROOK Whether you've a mint or a minimum . . here’s a 5-piece living room ensemble of solid, rich looking hardwood to delight the eye! Comfortable, correct and so low peiced! This splendid’ group.may be bought either END TABLE _._ $16.50 oosee aun $14.50 singly or as a set! COCKTAIL $124.00 TABLE .. $16.50 EASY CHAIR ——-—-$39.50 seh NASA ra HON PHN EAR OREO AN ADR TT x 9 TERN MARATHON PR at am YA AEA EN MADOC OS OY AE SARTO CRIS = Leetmo mares RALSTON'S ‘Day Designer” Versatile styling. marvelous tailoring by Lawson of California. Sanchiiia rayon crepe in exciting new gowith-anything colors for fall. Sizes 12 to 20. . RALSTON’S 223 Broad St. Nevada City 122 Mill St. = Grass Valley . : Glass Company; that my principal place of business is 212 Main Street in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California; and that my residence is 433 Sacramento Street in said City of Nevada, County and State aforesaid. IN WITNESS -WHEREOF, I haves hereunto set my hand this lith bend of September, 1947. ‘ Cecil Holmes.STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY . OF NEVADA, ss. On this 1ith day of September, 1947, before me, Frank &G. Finnegan, a Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, resid. ing therein, duly commissioned : swern, personally appeared CBwCrEs HOLMES, known to mie to be the son described in, and whose name subscribed to the within and foregoing . instrument, and he duly acknowledged to me that) he executed the samé.~ hereunto set my hand and aftixed my official seal, at my office in said County of Nevada the day a in this certificate first above of Nevada, State of California. Sept. 16, 23, 30; Oct. "7 LEGAL NOTICE: IN THE SUPERIOR COURE THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN: AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA NOTICE TO CREDITORS ~~. In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel 8. Baker, Deceased. ; No. 4764 : Z NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the undersigned, Jane Baker, as ‘. ministratrix of the Estate of — S. Baker, deceased, to the of and. all persons having against the said decedent to file j with the necessary vouchers six (6) months after the first pu Htion of this notice in the office of t Clerk of the Superior Court « State of -California, in and ~ County of Nevada, or to exhibit with the: necessary vouchers © six (6) months after the first cation of this notice to the said ministratrix at law offices of F G. Finnegan; Attorney-at-Law, North Pine Street, Nevada City, Cal fornia, the same being her place 6 business in all matters es