September 8, 1941 (4 pages)

~ Additor’s Report : (Continued from Page One) taled $4,242.15. “It is therefore obvious,’ Straine said, ‘‘that a serious effort should be made to collect the delinquent accounts.” of the . . monies duly accounted for.” The report on the municipal judge was as follows: “In this office we found the books had not been kept as well as heretofore. An accountability of $77.00 existed as of June 30, 1941, but the cash was found to be on hand, and, was paid in to the treasury during the course of our examination. “We believe a word of criticism . balance to be $8,622.50. ' he total fixed assets of the city . were found to be $140,421.76, divided as follows: Water utility outlay, $75,000; the swimming pool outlay, $20,511.77, ‘airport outlay,. $2,936.05 and city hall outlay, $41,973.94, “There were no charges to the ; water utility and swimming pool . during the period,” the report read, i ‘but $268.27 was added to the airTS, ease, Mr. Ross said: ‘Christian Science declines to confuse evil and disease with true being. It refuses to identify them with the individual. However intimately or disastrously disease may have appeared to fasten itself upon a person, actually it has failed utterly to reach his true selfhood. A corporeal: mortal, to whom sickness may claim ‘to attach itself’ is a mistaken concept of man; for man is spiritual. without a suggestion of materiality or mortality. No other conclusion can be reached Nevada City Nugget—Mo + nday, September 8, 1941. ay ' ATTENTION ° PLEASE ry aca ney is in order in connection with the when it is remembered that God is WE HAVE = FOR RENT ¥. . Port and $2,392.32 to the city hall. “The books of this officer were found, as usual, to be in very good condition. However, a number. of claims were lacking in proper itemfization, and discounts had not been taken on invoices subject there to.’’ Regarding the chief of police and tax and license collector, the report read: “The books of this office were also found to be in excellent condition, with all issued licenses duly accounted for by payments into the city treasury Former Chief of Police Robson had paid in $100 too much, and a claim .for refund of this amount was approved by us.’ Regarding the treasurer, the report. read: “A neat and exact set of books had accountant found the practice of the judge to hold warrants drawn to his order for months before cashing them. This causes unnecessary bookkeeping, and the! practice should be discontinued. . “The judge’ explained to us that ‘he hired a girl to keep his records during a part of the period under review, which probably explains why the dockets were not ifn satisfactory condition with respect to the omission of notations thereon of fines collected—particularly fines being paid on installment basis. ‘Furthermore, numerous dockets” are open, and it is suggested that . these be reviewed by the chief of police and action taken with respect. to such cases as may fall within his jurisdiction.” . . As of August 18th, the certified , city’s bank been kept by the treasurer, with all Getbehind .a simple, automatic -way for our depositors to buy United States Defense Bonds. Ask . for folder. @ Bank of America NATIONAL FRUSTA33 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 495 Branches UNITED for strength and service ASSOCIATION “eet : . Such other items of capital outlay as were made were absorbed as expenses, and were allowed to stand as such for the reason that no previous set up was ever made to furnish a base for adding the increases. Much city property is therefore buried in the expense accounts and all sight and recognition thereof ‘ost as far as the books are concerned. This unfortunate condition could be corrected if a complete appraisal of all city property were made, and detail records thereof set up and perpetuated.” LECTURES HERE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE “Man is the indisputable witnesy to the presence of Life’, said Peter V. Ross, C. S. B., of San Francisco, in a lecture on Christian Science given last Friday night at the Ele. mentary School Auditorium ' Mr. Ross, a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, spoke here under the auspices of Nevada City Christian Society, MAN_AN EXHIBIT OF LIFE “Tt is through man,”’ Mr. Ross continued, ‘‘that everlasting Life is made manifest: Man therefore cannot do otherwise than feel the constant exuberance of life. Really then he cannot know suffering because Life can brook no onosition. The functions of Life cannot ‘be silenced or slowed down. They are in perpetual and unlabored operation even to the uttermost recesses of real being, One who meditates on these truths, reasons them out, and assimilates them, will gradually prove the Christian Science proposition that disease is belief, mesmerism, appearance, ignorance as distinguished from actuality. ISOLATION OF SICKNESS Referring to the healing of disSeoteteoteootetetentestetentectectoateteatertestesteatecteteater GOT A * HOUSE FOR RENT? —e# Fill Out Information Regarding Same and Send or Call— f $ —_e— Chamber of Commerce PHONE 575 OFFICE IN CITY HALL ‘ % x +, RA we % % i t * m3 ~ ~ % % TIE BYAGORDoc00 Facts That Concern You $$ A BAD ONE DOES TURN UP _ ONCE IN A WHILE! Good weather and a bumper crop! Even then one finds a poor stalk once in >a while. benefits to the community. Here in California, beer provides employment for, : 102,698 persons, supports an annual Spirit. “A person who with divine help isolates any malady takes a decisive ‘step toward undermining and _ extinguishing it. He will not ask how the ailment has come about or why it has taken hold of him. Rather’ will he challenge its claim to presence or existence. He will face mortal mind, which would foist the deception upon him, and deny its insinuations with the truth. And the truth is that real consciousness, a consciousness which is aware of no evil or distress. Therefore mortal mind, with its arguments of suffering and sickness, is powerless in its pretensions—indeed is non-existent, having no part n the universe of eternal Life in hich we have our being, “Tt is not difficult for the person to see and declare that the malady which tries to disturb him is belief, . : jert up to the gates of the Promised . Land, he at times wavered. He doubtignorance or dream, because Life is God, and hence is continuously glorious and immune from disease. But he is prone to nullify in some measure his heroic and heartening deelaration by claiming the belief or dream as his own, when in fact it is not. The dream and the dreamer are one, the disease and the diseased are one, but that one is not man. It is the dream’s dream, the illusion’s illusion. It is, as Jesus said, according to Moffatt’s translation, a ‘liar and the father of lies’.’’ HIS PRESENCE Speaking of the availability of divine intelligence, the speaker proceeded: ‘‘When Moses. was engaged in the giant enterprise of leading his peo} 2» from Egypt through the desed his capacity for the undertaking. Then came to him the word from God, ‘My presence shall go with thee.’ How many times have you, when faced with sudden danger, acted with ‘presence of, mind?’ You did what unseen intelligence directed you to do. So imminent was the danger that you ‘had no time to consider or to argue, You acted, ‘without doubt or hesitation, upon the divine impulse, and did the thing or took the course which brought you into safety. “Every man who accomplishes any thing worth mentioning in engineering, in business, in government, in We have been requested _will confer a great. favor : to the community as well there is only one Mind, God, and one] to make an IMMEDIATE SURVEY OF ALL AVAILABLE RENTALS WITHIN THIS DISTRICT. You as to yourself if you will please call at the office of the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ‘in NEVADA CITY OR GRASS. VALLEY either and leave information as. requested. Fill out blank and leave with your Chamber of Address Phone Commerce. or your local real estate agent at once. Nevada Theatre MONDAY Technicolor musicomedy MOON OVER MiAM! "with bathing girls and ® cong hits, featuring Don Ameche, Betty Grable, Robert Cummings, assisted by Charlotte Greenwood, Jack Ha‘ey, Carole Landis and Cobina Wright, Jr. The.e’s gaicty, danci*g and moonlighted loveliness. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY TOM, DICK AND HARRY :jici9<"~; rich: Tom n‘ce! and Harry, such fun. And among them Ginger is in a terrible dither. Good rollicking fun drama. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY We AW #4 UNT: Starring Walter Pidgeon and Joan Bennett e in story of the-world’s greatest man hunter and the world’s most hunted men and both are big game hunters, schalorship, in religion, learns: te lean on the everpresent Mind. We looks to Mind and receives the understanding requisite for solving the; problem confronting him, He receives from Mind the liberating thoughts which enable him to conduct his business successfully, to build the bridge or tunnel assigned to him, or to direct the ship of state through troubled waters. “Christian Science came into the world through Mary Baker. Eddy,” Mr. Ross pointed out. “She is its Tecognized Discoverer and Founder. Her leading book, which contains the full. teachings of Christian Science, is ‘Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,’ No one in her day, indeed no one since Christ Jesus, has exerted more infuence in the world —dan influence which gathers movmentum as the years roll by.’’ ARIZONA OFFICERS ARRIVE TO CLAIM FELONY SUSPECTS Two officers from Prescott, Ariz., arrived in Nevada City Friday to Claim William Caradini and Edward ‘Allen, charged with felonies, The two waived extradition and were taken immediately to Prescott by the officers. TESTIFIES IN COURT ACTION IN SANTA ANA Sheriff Carl. J. Tobiassen thas returned from Santa Ana, where he testified Saturday in a court action. Both Tobiassen and James Kistle of this city were subpenaed to testify. To Preach Sunday— The Rev. and. Mrs. Thomas Pateman will return from their vacation spent in Virginia this week. The Rev. Pateman, rector of Trinity Episcopal church expects to return in time to preach next Sunday. Why not freshen up the house — paint up e dull, dingy odds-and-ends— and, at the same. time, fiiake yourself. a present of this rand ladder? Two-feet Bish, sturdy, with patented ety mat Ready to paint to match your kitchen color scheme. Check over your . paint needs right away — and bring us your list. Do it today — for these ladders will go like hotcakes! e Buy any of these Fuller Paints: Fuller re Prepared Paint Porch & Deck Paint — Decoret Enamel — Fullerwear Floor spar and Sp lat Varnishes — Fullerglo — New Pure Prepared Primer. plus a $2.99 purchase of any of the Fuller Paints listed above buys a handy, unfinished kitchen ladder. Offer applies only to retail purchases from Sept. 8 to 20, incl. And—only one to a customer. Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Phone 88 Nevada City Grass ValleyAble To Leave Hospital— Mrs. Jerry. O’Neill who recently gave birth to twins at the Miners Hospital, was able to leave the hospital for home yesterday. The twins were taken home today. ~ payroll of $90,386,601 and contributed $2,186,489.99 last year in state taxes. California, too, has an important stake in the beer industry’s purchases— for materials, equipment, and services— from over 100 other industries. You can help us protect these benefits in two ways. First—patfonize only the reputable places where beer is sold. Second—report to the proper authorities any law violation you may observe. Improving— iMrs, Mary Northey, well known aged resident of this city who suffered a fractured hip in a_ recent fall, is improving satisfactorily. Mrs. Northey is in the Miners Hospital. The retailing of beer is something like that. Most beer retailers operate respectable law-abiding establishments. Occasionally one finds an exception—a man who tries to beat the law or who permits The beer industry wants this type of undesirable retailer stamped out. Your cooperation will help us in our cleanup efforts. BRET HARTE DAIRY Phone 77 Nevada City VisitHere— Rey. and Mrs. H. H. Buckner were Nevada City visitors last week. Rev. Buckner formerly was pastor of the Nevada City Methodist Church. Returns From Vacation. Trip— City Police Officer Clifton Bonivert and Mrs. Bonivert have returned from a vacation trip. They went to Oregon and through various parts of the state, ee BEER.a .cverage of moderation

~ Additor’s Report : (Continued from Page One) taled $4,242.15. “It is therefore obvious,’ Straine said, ‘‘that a serious effort should be made to collect the delinquent accounts.” of the . . monies duly accounted for.” The report on the municipal judge was as follows: “In this office we found the books had not been kept as well as heretofore. An accountability of $77.00 existed as of June 30, 1941, but the cash was found to be on hand, and, was paid in to the treasury during the course of our examination. “We believe a word of criticism . balance to be $8,622.50. ' he total fixed assets of the city . were found to be $140,421.76, divided as follows: Water utility outlay, $75,000; the swimming pool outlay, $20,511.77, ‘airport outlay,. $2,936.05 and city hall outlay, $41,973.94, “There were no charges to the ; water utility and swimming pool . during the period,” the report read, i ‘but $268.27 was added to the airTS, ease, Mr. Ross said: ‘Christian Science declines to confuse evil and disease with true being. It refuses to identify them with the individual. However intimately or disastrously disease may have appeared to fasten itself upon a person, actually it has failed utterly to reach his true selfhood. A corporeal: mortal, to whom sickness may claim ‘to attach itself’ is a mistaken concept of man; for man is spiritual. without a suggestion of materiality or mortality. No other conclusion can be reached Nevada City Nugget—Mo + nday, September 8, 1941. ay ' ATTENTION ° PLEASE ry aca ney is in order in connection with the when it is remembered that God is WE HAVE = FOR RENT ¥. . Port and $2,392.32 to the city hall. “The books of this officer were found, as usual, to be in very good condition. However, a number. of claims were lacking in proper itemfization, and discounts had not been taken on invoices subject there to.’’ Regarding the chief of police and tax and license collector, the report read: “The books of this office were also found to be in excellent condition, with all issued licenses duly accounted for by payments into the city treasury Former Chief of Police Robson had paid in $100 too much, and a claim .for refund of this amount was approved by us.’ Regarding the treasurer, the report. read: “A neat and exact set of books had accountant found the practice of the judge to hold warrants drawn to his order for months before cashing them. This causes unnecessary bookkeeping, and the! practice should be discontinued. . “The judge’ explained to us that ‘he hired a girl to keep his records during a part of the period under review, which probably explains why the dockets were not ifn satisfactory condition with respect to the omission of notations thereon of fines collected—particularly fines being paid on installment basis. ‘Furthermore, numerous dockets” are open, and it is suggested that . these be reviewed by the chief of police and action taken with respect. to such cases as may fall within his jurisdiction.” . . As of August 18th, the certified , city’s bank been kept by the treasurer, with all Getbehind ..a simple, automatic -way for our depositors to buy United States Defense Bonds. Ask . for folder. @ Bank of America NATIONAL FRUSTA33 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 495 Branches UNITED for strength and service ASSOCIATION “eet : . Such other items of capital outlay as were made were absorbed as expenses, and were allowed to stand as such for the reason that no previous set up was ever made to furnish a base for adding the increases. Much city property is therefore buried in the expense accounts and all sight and recognition thereof ‘ost as far as the books are concerned. This unfortunate condition could be corrected if a complete appraisal of all city property were made, and detail records thereof set up and perpetuated.” LECTURES HERE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE “Man is the indisputable witnesy to the presence of Life’, said Peter V. Ross, C. S. B., of San Francisco, in a lecture on Christian Science given last Friday night at the Ele. mentary School Auditorium ' Mr. Ross, a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, spoke here under the auspices of Nevada City Christian Society, MAN_AN EXHIBIT OF LIFE “Tt is through man,”’ Mr. Ross continued, ‘‘that everlasting Life is made manifest: Man therefore cannot do otherwise than feel the constant exuberance of life. Really then he cannot know suffering because Life can brook no onosition. The functions of Life cannot ‘be silenced or slowed down. They are in perpetual and unlabored operation even to the uttermost recesses of real being, One who meditates on these truths, reasons them out, and assimilates them, will gradually prove the Christian Science proposition that disease is belief, mesmerism, appearance, ignorance as distinguished from actuality. ISOLATION OF SICKNESS Referring to the healing of disSeoteteoteootetetentestetentectectoateteatertestesteatecteteater GOT A * HOUSE FOR RENT? —e# Fill Out Information Regarding Same and Send or Call— f $ —_e— Chamber of Commerce PHONE 575 OFFICE IN CITY HALL ‘ % x +, RA we % % i t * m3 ~ ~ % % TIE BYAGORDoc00 Facts That Concern You $$ A BAD ONE DOES TURN UP _ ONCE IN A WHILE! Good weather and a bumper crop! Even then one finds a poor stalk once in >a while. benefits to the community. Here in California, beer provides employment for, : 102,698 persons, supports an annual Spirit. “A person who with divine help isolates any malady takes a decisive ‘step toward undermining and _ extinguishing it. He will not ask how the ailment has come about or why it has taken hold of him. Rather’ will he challenge its claim to presence or existence. He will face mortal mind, which would foist the deception upon him, and deny its insinuations with the truth. And the truth is that real consciousness, a consciousness which is aware of no evil or distress. Therefore mortal mind, with its arguments of suffering and sickness, is powerless in its pretensions—indeed is non-existent, having no part n the universe of eternal Life in hich we have our being, “Tt is not difficult for the person

to see and declare that the malady which tries to disturb him is belief, . : jert up to the gates of the Promised . Land, he at times wavered. He doubtignorance or dream, because Life is God, and hence is continuously glorious and immune from disease. But he is prone to nullify in some measure his heroic and heartening deelaration by claiming the belief or dream as his own, when in fact it is not. The dream and the dreamer are one, the disease and the diseased are one, but that one is not man. It is the dream’s dream, the illusion’s illusion. It is, as Jesus said, according to Moffatt’s translation, a ‘liar and the father of lies’.’’ HIS PRESENCE Speaking of the availability of divine intelligence, the speaker proceeded: ‘‘When Moses. was engaged in the giant enterprise of leading his peo} 2» from Egypt through the desed his capacity for the undertaking. Then came to him the word from God, ‘My presence shall go with thee.’ How many times have you, when faced with sudden danger, acted with ‘presence of, mind?’ You did what unseen intelligence directed you to do. So imminent was the danger that you ‘had no time to consider or to argue, You acted, ‘without doubt or hesitation, upon the divine impulse, and did the thing or took the course which brought you into safety. “Every man who accomplishes any thing worth mentioning in engineering, in business, in government, in We have been requested _will confer a great. favor : to the community as well there is only one Mind, God, and one] to make an IMMEDIATE SURVEY OF ALL AVAILABLE RENTALS WITHIN THIS DISTRICT. You as to yourself if you will please call at the office of the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ‘in NEVADA CITY OR GRASS. VALLEY either and leave information as. requested. Fill out blank and leave with your Chamber of Address Phone Commerce. or your local real estate agent at once. Nevada Theatre MONDAY Technicolor musicomedy MOON OVER MiAM! "with bathing girls and ® cong hits, featuring Don Ameche, Betty Grable, Robert Cummings, assisted by Charlotte Greenwood, Jack Ha‘ey, Carole Landis and Cobina Wright, Jr. The.e’s gaicty, danci*g and moonlighted loveliness. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY TOM, DICK AND HARRY :jici9<"~; rich: Tom n‘ce! and Harry, such fun. And among them Ginger is in a terrible dither. Good rollicking fun drama. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY We AW #4 UNT: Starring Walter Pidgeon and Joan Bennett e in story of the-world’s greatest man hunter and the world’s most hunted men and both are big game hunters, schalorship, in religion, learns: te lean on the everpresent Mind. We looks to Mind and receives the understanding requisite for solving the; problem confronting him, He receives from Mind the liberating thoughts which enable him to conduct his business successfully, to build the bridge or tunnel assigned to him, or to direct the ship of state through troubled waters. “Christian Science came into the world through Mary Baker. Eddy,” Mr. Ross pointed out. “She is its Tecognized Discoverer and Founder. Her leading book, which contains the full. teachings of Christian Science, is ‘Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,’ No one in her day, indeed no one since Christ Jesus, has exerted more infuence in the world —dan influence which gathers movmentum as the years roll by.’’ ARIZONA OFFICERS ARRIVE TO CLAIM FELONY SUSPECTS Two officers from Prescott, Ariz., arrived in Nevada City Friday to Claim William Caradini and Edward ‘Allen, charged with felonies, The two waived extradition and were taken immediately to Prescott by the officers. TESTIFIES IN COURT ACTION IN SANTA ANA Sheriff Carl. J. Tobiassen thas returned from Santa Ana, where he testified Saturday in a court action. Both Tobiassen and James Kistle of this city were subpenaed to testify. To Preach Sunday— The Rev. and. Mrs. Thomas Pateman will return from their vacation spent in Virginia this week. The Rev. Pateman, rector of Trinity Episcopal church expects to return in time to preach next Sunday. Why not freshen up the house — paint up e dull, dingy odds-and-ends— and, at the same. time, fiiake yourself. a present of this rand ladder? Two-feet Bish, sturdy, with patented ety mat Ready to paint to match your kitchen color scheme. Check over your . paint needs right away — and bring us your list. Do it today — for these ladders will go like hotcakes! e Buy any of these Fuller Paints: Fuller re Prepared Paint Porch & Deck Paint — Decoret Enamel — Fullerwear Floor spar and Sp lat Varnishes — Fullerglo — New Pure Prepared Primer. plus a $2.99 purchase of any of the Fuller Paints listed above buys a handy, unfinished kitchen ladder. Offer applies only to retail purchases from Sept. 8 to 20, incl. And—only one to a customer. Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Phone 88 Nevada City Grass ValleyAble To Leave Hospital— Mrs. Jerry. O’Neill who recently gave birth to twins at the Miners Hospital, was able to leave the hospital for home yesterday. The twins were taken home today. ~ payroll of $90,386,601 and contributed $2,186,489.99 last year in state taxes. California, too, has an important stake in the beer industry’s purchases— for materials, equipment, and services— from over 100 other industries. You can help us protect these benefits in two ways. First—patfonize only the reputable places where beer is sold. Second—report to the proper authorities any law violation you may observe. Improving— iMrs, Mary Northey, well known aged resident of this city who suffered a fractured hip in a_ recent fall, is improving satisfactorily. Mrs. Northey is in the Miners Hospital. The retailing of beer is something like that. Most beer retailers operate respectable law-abiding establishments. Occasionally one finds an exception—a man who tries to beat the law or who permits The beer industry wants this type of undesirable retailer stamped out. Your cooperation will help us in our cleanup efforts. BRET HARTE DAIRY Phone 77 Nevada City VisitHere— Rey. and Mrs. H. H. Buckner were Nevada City visitors last week. Rev. Buckner formerly was pastor of the Nevada City Methodist Church. Returns From Vacation. Trip— City Police Officer Clifton Bonivert and Mrs. Bonivert have returned from a vacation trip. They went to Oregon and through various parts of the state, ee BEER..a .cverage of moderation