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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1946 NEVADA CITY NUGGET _PAGE bigs) . . JUST WONDERIN’ . GEORGE BOLES I wonder if we can restrain our impatience, Remembering: “‘Rome was not built in a day,” OPTOMETRIST And recalling long years that were spent in erecting Innumerable structures now ancient ‘and grey. EYES EXAMINED If time will not wait, neither then will it hurry, GLASSES FITTED It moves at it own impertubable gait; 317 Bicud Sect "Tis we who must wait and ‘tis-we who must hasten : Tdleshone 270.V To finish*our work ere the hour grows too late. ‘ A few days since, . heard a noted news commentator de+S Nevada City claring, “‘the peace conference is on the rocks,’ He seemed to S. gloat over his terrifying pronouncement; you see, it confirmFoe RADIO ILLS es sOUND KEAVKE MuONE 984 ed a prophesy made by him some five or six months ago. }f trve, it proved that he was a prophet of no mean ability. rh I wonder if one.of the scourges with which the world is now afflicted, is a plethora of prophets. So many people are seventh sons of seventh sons and sad to relate, nearly all of the present day galaxy are prophets of evil. I doubt that peacé‘is unobtainable and that war is inevitable. Of course, the undiplomatic diplomats assembled at Paris are using too many words, calling too many names and Zirur (ORD SELECTION Raviocoms, . indulging in too many outbursts of hysteria; but . learned MORO GRAPHS, REFRIGERATORS and APPLIANCES . Jong ago, that the founding fathers acted in a somewhat similar manner when they were laying the keel of the great shin GET YOUR CAR of state, America. They too, glared, pounded tables, called names; they too, waxed overly cautious and they tod, became WashedPolished at times, immoderately hysterical. Pondering those momenious days and anxious hours. Longfellow wrote: . What anvils rang, what hammers beat, in what a forge and: what a heat Were shaped the anchors of thy hope.”’ If so much noise and so much heat were used in_ the founding of one nation, then surely we must expect heated . . controversy when fifty one stiff necked nations bend to the task of creating a world federation. The citadel of peace cannot be reared upon the quivering sands of human bigotry, and intolerance; its greed and insattate lust for power, but let us still hope that out of the melee of misunderstanding and the clash of stubborn wills, will come BERYL at last, a sense of responsibility and a spirit of good will, among the nations together with a determination to turn from ROBINSON'S the wretchedness of past failures'to the performance of the great tasks which lie before us. RICHFIELD SERVICE At the present moment, the winds of wrath and hate are dia iccis deca being sown across the world. The little people shrink from the TELEPHONE 502 very thought of another world war; but the captains and the kings, the demi-gods and psuedo-prophets—they constitute elements of danger, for they have not learned the lessons of ! . former years and they, especialy the prophets, seem to enWE BUY USED thuse over the prospect that the world may again take the pathCT ‘way of destruction. FURNITURE If, in this atomic age, we believe that war is inevitable, 9 then we must conclude that civilization is foredoomed to de-LEAHY %, struction and that all the religious and ethical philosophies of \ the world, are dismal failures. . am not ready to make an iconHome Supply Store oclastic adminssion, therefore I shall have no part in sowing 813 Seuth Auburn Street the winds of wrath and hate; . shall take my place with those Gras& Valley Telephone 930 . . . who, turning from the strained pages of the past, look down the dim vista of coming years and with faith in the future of ee an ENCE the race, still say: “I see a world at peace.—Adeline MiFOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . ) iam Conner. ’ y DRIVE IN : The largest and most. spectacular . PERSONALS a, p Md ) if din Death Valley nationF OOD r ALACE pam as : the (Nelson bighorn 2 sheep. and Mrs. Robert Tamblyn Groceries, Frun and ie returned from a vacation at Vegetables ; Lake Tahoe, * bs Beer and Wine We'll Fix it Miss Fernande Muller was hostess ¥ ¥ j w, Vineent Muller and a bogie” > agama IF IT’S FIXABLE a pa eoiie the last week end. NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 LOCKSMITH Mr. and Mrs. Miles Coughlin are moving into their new home on Main KEYS Street, recently purchased from Mr. CLARENCE R. GRAY and Mrs. E. E. Barker. ADE Mrs. Arthur Hoge left September WATCHMAKER M 12 for Ohio where she will visit reata WE REPAIR prayers Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Walthers have me ern ee BICYCLES ere . a two months wacaTELHPHONE 152 WASHING MACHINES tion in the eastern. states during NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA GUNS OF ALL KINDS which they visited places of interest and renewed contacts with many aay rips 1 si oe Mrs. Walthers hag resumed her position in Dr. Walter Hawkins New Deal SAW FILING office and Walthers is back in his * = post as superintendent of the NeUnder Management of Don’s Fixit vada County Hospital. JOHN and KIM (Formerly Marc’s Fixit) Mrs. Jessie Butler formerly of this AMBLER BECKETT city, who now resides in Marysville, apn. Main Btreet, Grass Valtey We Pick Up and Deliver is visiting relatives and friends here. BEER, WINES, LIQUORS 203 Main Street, Nevada City Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cassidy reDelicious Mixed Drinks to Telephone 449 turned last week from a pleasant trip Please Every Taste «. to Downieville, Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Muller of , Reno visited his aunt Miss Fernande p (Muller during the past week end. ANTIQU ES (Mr.and Mrs. Ed Martine had as a '. guest hiis sister Mrs. Homer McKee ‘. of Palm Springs. Mrs. McKee, formerly of Sacramento has been spending the past two months at Tahoe Pines. BOUGHT AND SOLD ‘Mr. an@ Mrs. Miles Coughlin are moving into their newly purchased home, the E. E. Barker house on Call At upper Main street from their home ¥ > near the county court house. . _ DEER CREEK INN Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martine during the last week end i r sisters, M Fr Pry—FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— . roe . the Me ee. > 7” OR PHONE 107 : da CG school. Miss Jean Pryor and friends Miss Wiseman teacher in the Lodi 406 Broad Street , Nevada City pew = SSSSEEESS55>335zRRRKHRR = Among recent visitors in Reno and Se Virginia City were Police Officer and ’ / Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Mrs. Ida GuenBLUE RIBBON Wiel 5 id in ther and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo resent the very finest se on, Trewhella of Alweghany, Mrs. Ed quality and inederate price Shop atthe GOLD PAN—its right on the (Martine and party, = et Mrs, Ben corner — Pryor of Colusa, Roger Pryor and GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE sg Tullar, coca aa es group PS ey ae Grass Valley also visited Carson City and Kings OPEN @AILY —10A.M. TO 8P. M. c Beach and Brockway on the _ east short of Lake Tahoe. HUNTING . PRECAUTIONS If all those who go on hunting trips this fall would observe the following few simple precautions our 1946 hunting accident carnage will be greatly reduced. 1 Wear clothing whose color contrasts as much as possible with the foliage. Red has been proven the ibest color. A red cap, jacket or shirt may save your life. 2 Don’t drink while you are in the woods Liquor and firearms don’t mix. 3 When climbing fences or other obstructions either unload your eun or be sure the safety catch is on. Always unload a shotgun. 4 Keep your gun pointed away from your partner or companions at all times. When walking with a4 group carry your ‘gun over your shoulder, muzzle upward instead of <lung in the crook of your arm. , 5 . Protect your general physical health while outdoors. Don’t overexert yourself, change wet clothing vXromptly and #et .plenty of sleep at right. 6 Don’t snap shoot of the moment. on the spur Every time you fire your gun know beyond doubt what you. are shooting at. It is better to come back to camp minus a deer than carrying a wounded man over, your shoulder. MARRIAGE Soga-Curry—In Nevada City, September 6, Umbert H. Soga 21, Nevada City and Jane Cmrry 20, Grass Valley. FSA Services Still Available Farmers today were assured there will be no interruption of the services provided them by the Farm Security Administration. Harry V. Welch, County FSA supervisor for Sierra, Nevada, Placer and £1 Dorado counties said his office will continue to make new loans pending esiablishment of the Farmers Home Administration_a—new—ageney—ereat= ed by congress to take over the fiune-tions of FSA and the Emergency farm and Feed Loan Division of the Farm Credit Administration. Congress gave the Secretary Agriculture 90 days to transfer functons of the FSA and and feed loan program Farmers Home Administration, Welch gaid. When the transfer is complete FSA will cease ‘to exist. However its work will be carried on iby the new agency in much the same Manner as at present, of the the crop to the new STRANGE ACCIDENT The Miami police desk sergeant didn’t believe it when a woman reported an automobile had collided with a submarine, until Policeman D. D. Carver investigated and reported a car had jumped a retaining wall and crashed into a World War 1 sub moored in the Miami river. Tuesday, September 3, 1946. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of BLACK ROCK PLACER MINING DISTRICT was held at the office of the President, W. H. Taylor, 942 Russ Building, San Francisco, California, at 4:00 P. M., Tuesday, September 3, 19416. Present: W. H. Taylor, W. 8H. Taylor, Jr., Jane F. Taylor. Absent: Theo. Larsen, Claude BE. Clark. The following resolutions were introduced by W. H. Taylor, Jr., seconded by Jane F. Taylor, and unanimoly adopted: RESOLVED, That in conformity with Section 50, Placer Mining District Act. the Black Rock Placer Mining District is established as one election precinct, the boundaries thereof to be those of the Black Rock Placer Cining District as described in the Resolution of the Board of Supervisors, Nevada County, dated May 9, 1934; RESOLVED, That the Carl Condit, Nevada County, is hereby designated as the polling Place of the election precinct of Black Rock Placer Mining District; RESOLVED, That Thomas H. Taylor be appointed Inspector, and Carl house of (Condit and K. M. Day, Judges, for this election; RESOLVED, That the election shall be held on Tuesday, November 5th, that the polls shall be open from 8:00 A. M. to 11:00 A. M. for the purpose of electing two Directors for the term of four years; RESOLVED, That the voting shall be secret, written ballot, said” ballots to be in the following form: BALLOT The regular general election ballot to be used, showing names of directors to be voted for and providing blank spaces for names to be written in. e Resolved, That the Nevada City Nugget is a newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in Nevada County. The Secretary of the Board shall cause to be published therein three notices of this election. There being no further business to come before the meeting, on motion of Diréctor W. H. Taylor; Jr., seconded by Director Jane F. Taylor, the same was duly adjourned. GEO, BRENT, Secretary. Sept. 9, 16, 23. ~° ; Aeisienes Of Northen District Meet Here : A district con'fersnce: of ass>s<orTs was concluded last week at the e3°" house here with Philip G. S’adden, Nevada County assessor, acting as host. Presiding at the meetings was c. R. Brothers, senior real estdte ap-. praiser of the Board of Equalization. . Topics covered included appraisal . practices, depreciation, replacements . values and market values. Attendance consisted of assessors . George C. Braddock. Cliataveras: E. L. Scott, El Dorado; S. Guy Lukens, Placer; J. F. Baker. Tuolumne P. G, Secadden, Nevada County. and . No. 4619 NOTICE TO CREDITORS —SPORTING FIY?T S' Gunsmith, Locksmith, GOOoDSsS— eel > Saw Filing Cushman’s Scooters, Evenrude ‘Motors, Comylete line of Model \irplanes, Sadlery, Guns and Ammunition, Poats, Electric Reairs. Washing Machines, Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs. AY Grass Valley Telephone 24 105 West Main Street In the Matter of tthe Estate MARY LIPSCCOMBE. Deceasei NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the undresigned Estella Lipscom Griggs as Administraittrix of the tate of Mary Lipscombe deceased. the Creditors of and all persons h: ing claims against the said AeAd: ent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first, publication of this notice to the said administratrix at the office of Frank G. Finnegan, Aittorney at Law, 207 North Pine Street, Nevada City, California, the same beimg her place of business in all -matters connected with the estate of said Mary Lipscombe, Deceased. Dated August 29, 1046. ee ESTELLA LIPSCOMBE GRIGGS, as adminirtratrix of the estalte of Mary Lipscombe, Deceased. First publication September re Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23. , of . Se es2 (8) CERTIFICATE OF FICTITIOUS NAME ‘signed, do hereby certify that I am transacting bu'siness at Route 1. Box 26-A2. in Gold Fiat, near the City of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, un‘der the designation not showing the true name of the person interested in said business, to wit: GOLD FLAT APIARIES That my residence is at Route 1, Box 26-A2, in Gold Flat, near the City of Nevada City. County of Nevada, State of Californiia; that my post office address is Route 1, Box 26-A2,Nevaida City, California. : Dated: August 28th, 1946. O. A. -STAHLSCHMIDT. I, the unde’ State of California. County of Nevada. «es. On the 28th,day of August. 1946, before me, Vernon Stoll. a Notlary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California. personally appeared ©. FS ST AHMLSCMIDT. known-to me to be the person whose nam is subscribed to the within instrumert. and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have herevn‘to set my hand and affixed my Official Seal in the County of Nevada. State of California, the day and vear in this eertificate first above written. (Seal) VERNON STOLL, Notary Public in and for the Coumty of Nevada, State of California. 2; Oo 18 23. Sept. d. Ee fe teh hele lee eg ~ MOVING Our Furniture Vans are leaving every day for somewhere! Is YOUR Furniture Aboard? Sacramento, Oakland : Alameda .—-. San Francisco The Peninsula * ey Stockton Fresno Bakersfield Los Angeles —JustA LONG DISTANCE MOVING ALSO LOCAL MOVING STORAGE—CRATING—PACKING PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVIOHN Take Your Moving Problems to Experienced Moving Men RELIABLE TRANSFER AND STORAGE Phone 39 Sample of Our Service— Grass Valley MANT SOUREY = X Ae i Has EX REFRIGERATOR SERVICE ~ STEELE SUPPLY COMPANY REPAIRS Sommercial and Home Units By Refrigeration Experts -Phone 911 City, Hills Flat and Grass Valley. night washing. 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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1946 NEVADA CITY NUGGET _PAGE bigs) . . JUST WONDERIN’ . GEORGE BOLES I wonder if we can restrain our impatience, Remembering: “‘Rome was not built in a day,” OPTOMETRIST And recalling long years that were spent in erecting Innumerable structures now ancient ‘and grey. EYES EXAMINED If time will not wait, neither then will it hurry, GLASSES FITTED It moves at it own impertubable gait; 317 Bicud Sect "Tis we who must wait and ‘tis-we who must hasten : Tdleshone 270.V To finish*our work ere the hour grows too late. ‘ A few days since, . heard a noted news commentator de+S Nevada City claring, “‘the peace conference is on the rocks,’ He seemed to S. gloat over his terrifying pronouncement; you see, it confirmFoe RADIO ILLS es sOUND KEAVKE MuONE 984 ed a prophesy made by him some five or six months ago. }f trve, it proved that he was a prophet of no mean ability. rh I wonder if one.of the scourges with which the world is now afflicted, is a plethora of prophets. So many people are seventh sons of seventh sons and sad to relate, nearly all of the present day galaxy are prophets of evil. I doubt that peacé‘is unobtainable and that war is inevitable. Of course, the undiplomatic diplomats assembled at Paris are using too many words, calling too many names and Zirur (ORD SELECTION Raviocoms, . indulging in too many outbursts of hysteria; but . learned MORO GRAPHS, REFRIGERATORS and APPLIANCES . Jong ago, that the founding fathers acted in a somewhat similar manner when they were laying the keel of the great shin GET YOUR CAR of state, America. They too, glared, pounded tables, called names; they too, waxed overly cautious and they tod, became WashedPolished at times, immoderately hysterical. Pondering those momenious days and anxious hours. Longfellow wrote: . What anvils rang, what hammers beat, in what a forge and: what a heat Were shaped the anchors of thy hope.”’ If so much noise and so much heat were used in_ the founding of one nation, then surely we must expect heated . . controversy when fifty one stiff necked nations bend to the task of creating a world federation. The citadel of peace cannot be reared upon the quivering sands of human bigotry, and intolerance; its greed and insattate lust for power, but let us still hope that out of the melee of misunderstanding and the clash of stubborn wills, will come BERYL at last, a sense of responsibility and a spirit of good will, among the nations together with a determination to turn from ROBINSON'S the wretchedness of past failures'to the performance of the great tasks which lie before us. RICHFIELD SERVICE At the present moment, the winds of wrath and hate are dia iccis deca being sown across the world. The little people shrink from the TELEPHONE 502 very thought of another world war; but the captains and the kings, the demi-gods and psuedo-prophets—they constitute elements of danger, for they have not learned the lessons of ! . former years and they, especialy the prophets, seem to enWE BUY USED thuse over the prospect that the world may again take the pathCT ‘way of destruction. FURNITURE If, in this atomic age, we believe that war is inevitable, 9 then we must conclude that civilization is foredoomed to de-LEAHY %, struction and that all the religious and ethical philosophies of \ the world, are dismal failures. . am not ready to make an iconHome Supply Store oclastic adminssion, therefore I shall have no part in sowing 813 Seuth Auburn Street the winds of wrath and hate; . shall take my place with those Gras& Valley Telephone 930 . . . who, turning from the strained pages of the past, look down the dim vista of coming years and with faith in the future of ee an ENCE the race, still say: “I see a world at peace.—Adeline MiFOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . ) iam Conner. ’ y DRIVE IN : The largest and most. spectacular . PERSONALS a, p Md ) if din Death Valley nationF OOD r ALACE pam as : the (Nelson bighorn 2 sheep. and Mrs. Robert Tamblyn Groceries, Frun and ie returned from a vacation at Vegetables ; Lake Tahoe, * bs Beer and Wine We'll Fix it Miss Fernande Muller was hostess ¥ ¥ j w, Vineent Muller and a bogie” > agama IF IT’S FIXABLE a pa eoiie the last week end. NEVADA CITY, PHONE 898 LOCKSMITH Mr. and Mrs. Miles Coughlin are moving into their new home on Main KEYS Street, recently purchased from Mr. CLARENCE R. GRAY and Mrs. E. E. Barker. ADE Mrs. Arthur Hoge left September WATCHMAKER M 12 for Ohio where she will visit reata WE REPAIR prayers Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Walthers have me ern ee BICYCLES ere . a two months wacaTELHPHONE 152 WASHING MACHINES tion in the eastern. states during NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA GUNS OF ALL KINDS which they visited places of interest and renewed contacts with many aay rips 1 si oe Mrs. Walthers hag resumed her position in Dr. Walter Hawkins New Deal SAW FILING office and Walthers is back in his * = post as superintendent of the NeUnder Management of Don’s Fixit vada County Hospital. JOHN and KIM (Formerly Marc’s Fixit) Mrs. Jessie Butler formerly of this AMBLER BECKETT city, who now resides in Marysville, apn. Main Btreet, Grass Valtey We Pick Up and Deliver is visiting relatives and friends here. BEER, WINES, LIQUORS 203 Main Street, Nevada City Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cassidy reDelicious Mixed Drinks to Telephone 449 turned last week from a pleasant trip Please Every Taste «. to Downieville, Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Muller of , Reno visited his aunt Miss Fernande p (Muller during the past week end. ANTIQU ES (Mr.and Mrs. Ed Martine had as a '. guest hiis sister Mrs. Homer McKee ‘. of Palm Springs. Mrs. McKee, formerly of Sacramento has been spending the past two months at Tahoe Pines. BOUGHT AND SOLD ‘Mr. an@ Mrs. Miles Coughlin are moving into their newly purchased home, the E. E. Barker house on Call At upper Main street from their home ¥ > near the county court house. . _ DEER CREEK INN Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martine during the last week end i r sisters, M Fr Pry—FORMERLY NEW YORK HOTEL— . roe . the Me ee. > 7” OR PHONE 107 : da CG school. Miss Jean Pryor and friends Miss Wiseman teacher in the Lodi 406 Broad Street , Nevada City pew = SSSSEEESS55>335zRRRKHRR = Among recent visitors in Reno and Se Virginia City were Police Officer and ’ / Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Mrs. Ida GuenBLUE RIBBON Wiel 5 id in ther and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo resent the very finest se on, Trewhella of Alweghany, Mrs. Ed quality and inederate price Shop atthe GOLD PAN—its right on the (Martine and party, = et Mrs, Ben corner — Pryor of Colusa, Roger Pryor and GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE sg Tullar, coca aa es group PS ey ae Grass Valley also visited Carson City and Kings OPEN @AILY —10A.M. TO 8P. M. c Beach and Brockway on the _ east short of Lake Tahoe. HUNTING . PRECAUTIONS If all those who go on hunting trips this fall would observe the following few simple precautions our 1946 hunting accident carnage will be greatly reduced. 1 Wear clothing whose color contrasts as much as possible with the foliage. Red has been proven the ibest color. A red cap, jacket or shirt may save your life. 2 Don’t drink while you are in the woods Liquor and firearms don’t mix. 3 When climbing fences or other obstructions either unload your eun or be sure the safety catch is on. Always unload a shotgun. 4 Keep your gun pointed away from your partner or companions at all times. When walking with a4 group carry your ‘gun over your shoulder, muzzle upward instead of <lung in the crook of your arm. , 5 . Protect your general physical health while outdoors. Don’t overexert yourself, change wet clothing vXromptly and #et .plenty of sleep at right. 6 Don’t snap shoot of the moment. on the spur Every time you fire your gun know beyond doubt what you. are shooting at. It is better to come back to camp minus a deer than carrying a wounded man over, your shoulder. MARRIAGE Soga-Curry—In Nevada City, September 6, Umbert H. Soga 21, Nevada City and Jane Cmrry 20, Grass Valley. FSA Services Still Available Farmers today were assured there will be no interruption of the services provided them by the Farm Security Administration. Harry V. Welch, County FSA supervisor for Sierra, Nevada, Placer and £1 Dorado counties said his office will continue to make new loans pending esiablishment of the Farmers Home Administration_a—new—ageney—ereat= ed by congress to take over the fiune-tions of FSA and the Emergency farm and Feed Loan Division of the Farm Credit Administration. Congress gave the Secretary Agriculture 90 days to transfer functons of the FSA and and feed loan program Farmers Home Administration, Welch gaid. When the transfer is complete FSA will cease ‘to exist. However its work will be carried on iby the new agency in much the same Manner as at present, of the the crop to the new STRANGE ACCIDENT The Miami police desk sergeant didn’t believe it when a woman reported an automobile had collided with a submarine, until Policeman D. D. Carver investigated and reported a car had jumped a retaining wall and crashed into a World War 1 sub moored in the Miami river. Tuesday, September 3, 1946. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of BLACK ROCK PLACER MINING DISTRICT was held at the office of the President, W. H. Taylor, 942 Russ Building, San Francisco, California, at 4:00 P. M., Tuesday, September 3, 19416. Present: W. H. Taylor, W. 8H. Taylor, Jr., Jane F. Taylor. Absent: Theo. Larsen, Claude BE. Clark. The following resolutions were introduced by W. H. Taylor, Jr., seconded by Jane F. Taylor, and unanimoly adopted: RESOLVED, That in conformity with Section 50, Placer Mining District Act. the Black Rock Placer Mining District is established as one election precinct, the boundaries thereof to be those of the Black Rock Placer Cining District as described in the Resolution of the Board of Supervisors, Nevada County, dated May 9, 1934; RESOLVED, That the Carl Condit, Nevada County, is hereby designated as the polling Place of the election precinct of Black Rock Placer Mining District; RESOLVED, That Thomas H. Taylor be appointed Inspector, and Carl house of (Condit and K. M. Day, Judges, for this election; RESOLVED, That the election

shall be held on Tuesday, November 5th, that the polls shall be open from 8:00 A. M. to 11:00 A. M. for the purpose of electing two Directors for the term of four years; RESOLVED, That the voting shall be secret, written ballot, said” ballots to be in the following form: BALLOT The regular general election ballot to be used, showing names of directors to be voted for and providing blank spaces for names to be written in. e Resolved, That the Nevada City Nugget is a newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in Nevada County. The Secretary of the Board shall cause to be published therein three notices of this election. There being no further business to come before the meeting, on motion of Diréctor W. H. Taylor; Jr., seconded by Director Jane F. Taylor, the same was duly adjourned. GEO, BRENT, Secretary. Sept. 9, 16, 23. ~° ; Aeisienes Of Northen District Meet Here : A district con'fersnce: of ass>s<orTs was concluded last week at the e3°" house here with Philip G. S’adden, Nevada County assessor, acting as host. Presiding at the meetings was c. R. Brothers, senior real estdte ap-. praiser of the Board of Equalization. . Topics covered included appraisal . practices, depreciation, replacements . values and market values. Attendance consisted of assessors . George C. Braddock. Cliataveras: E. L. Scott, El Dorado; S. Guy Lukens, Placer; J. F. Baker. Tuolumne P. G, Secadden, Nevada County. and . No. 4619 NOTICE TO CREDITORS —SPORTING FIY?T S' Gunsmith, Locksmith, GOOoDSsS— eel > Saw Filing Cushman’s Scooters, Evenrude ‘Motors, Comylete line of Model \irplanes, Sadlery, Guns and Ammunition, Poats, Electric Reairs. Washing Machines, Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs. AY Grass Valley Telephone 24 105 West Main Street In the Matter of tthe Estate MARY LIPSCCOMBE. Deceasei NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the undresigned Estella Lipscom Griggs as Administraittrix of the tate of Mary Lipscombe deceased. the Creditors of and all persons h: ing claims against the said AeAd: ent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first, publication of this notice to the said administratrix at the office of Frank G. Finnegan, Aittorney at Law, 207 North Pine Street, Nevada City, California, the same beimg her place of business in all -matters connected with the estate of said Mary Lipscombe, Deceased. Dated August 29, 1046. ee ESTELLA LIPSCOMBE GRIGGS, as adminirtratrix of the estalte of Mary Lipscombe, Deceased. First publication September re Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23. , of . Se es2 (8) CERTIFICATE OF FICTITIOUS NAME ‘signed, do hereby certify that I am transacting bu'siness at Route 1. Box 26-A2. in Gold Fiat, near the City of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, un‘der the designation not showing the true name of the person interested in said business, to wit: GOLD FLAT APIARIES That my residence is at Route 1, Box 26-A2, in Gold Flat, near the City of Nevada City. County of Nevada, State of Californiia; that my post office address is Route 1, Box 26-A2,Nevaida City, California. : Dated: August 28th, 1946. O. A. -STAHLSCHMIDT. I, the unde’ State of California. County of Nevada. «es. On the 28th,day of August. 1946, before me, Vernon Stoll. a Notlary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California. personally appeared ©. FS ST AHMLSCMIDT. known-to me to be the person whose nam is subscribed to the within instrumert. and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have herevn‘to set my hand and affixed my Official Seal in the County of Nevada. State of California, the day and vear in this eertificate first above written. (Seal) VERNON STOLL, Notary Public in and for the Coumty of Nevada, State of California. 2; Oo 18 23. Sept. d. Ee fe teh hele lee eg ~ MOVING Our Furniture Vans are leaving every day for somewhere! Is YOUR Furniture Aboard? Sacramento, Oakland : Alameda .—-. San Francisco The Peninsula * ey Stockton Fresno Bakersfield Los Angeles —JustA LONG DISTANCE MOVING ALSO LOCAL MOVING STORAGE—CRATING—PACKING PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVIOHN Take Your Moving Problems to Experienced Moving Men RELIABLE TRANSFER AND STORAGE Phone 39 Sample of Our Service— Grass Valley MANT SOUREY = X Ae i Has EX REFRIGERATOR SERVICE ~ STEELE SUPPLY COMPANY REPAIRS Sommercial and Home Units By Refrigeration Experts -Phone 911 City, Hills Flat and Grass Valley. night washing. SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Telephone Grass Valley 171-W SHADY PINE COURT Follow the signs at the end of North Church Street 3 We give you free transportation in our NEW JEEP to and from the laundry. Free pick up and delivery service for wet wash in Nevada 2.4-Hour Service On Wet Wash Special appointments made for TELEPHONE 264-3 Motor Rebuilding IS OUR SPECIALTY—Completely equipped for rebuilding, reboring and motor tune-up, as well as general repairs. 1 bite teste tate teat 9, oy ashe ates 108 OLARK STREWT p< AUTO Furniture Tops SIERRA GLASS Everything in Glass—Made Mirrors, Store Fronts, Windows, 212 Main Street — Telephone 336 NEAR THE POSTOFFICE GLASS — . to Order CO. NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING 866 Bemdee See “THE PIONEBR LUMBER YARD” LUMBER COMPANY NG MATERIALS