September 9, 1946 (4 pages)

_PAGE FOUR ______ _ NEVADA ee iES NUGGET ae Fe MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1946 __ ROMANTIC STORY MUSIC TOO HOT Al Pascoe, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Firemen received a call from marriage liense clerk received as part of a $3 license fee a two dollar bill ; : _' . juke box aflame. across the tace of which was written: “Eve dearest—I love you. Will. you marry me? Sid:” answer. “Sid dear—i will time. Eve.”’ Patrons said the in due hot jazz when it sinoking. suddenly iNew York Inn and arrived to find the] machine had Below was the’ been beating out a steady stream of . began ea’ ala SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS: AGO FIFTY YEARS AGO . NEVADA CITY . . La W:. NEVADA CITY 75 YEARS AGO Williams of this city and FOREST SERVICE ao Electricity works hard in the modern home. And you put it to work in every room in the Louse. That’s why house wiring today must be better, more complete . and for the future. . Adequate now Adequate Wiring gives added convenience, too. For example, when there are too few cutiets, your furaiture must be placed not where it-locks best but where the few outTats are. Also one must disconnect a clock or radio to run the vacuum cleaner. Insist on complete, modern Adequate Wir_ing in your new home. Look for it in your house plans and keep it there. Don’t cut down on your house wiring. You'll be sorry later if you do. tet WIRE AHEAD. ry Ta Ca BETTE LIVING SEE YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR OR FP. G_-aodJBPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 156W-S4 5 tion was called to some other ‘busi. ness. He laid the purse on the count(Coldstream to teh point where the crosses the summit south of Donmer Peak and from Squaw Valley to the head of the Middle Fork of the American River reports District Ranger H. I. Snider who has spent ten diays this summer locating and posting doubtful places along Mr. Francis Conlan, MYERS Mortuary Chapel wGMBER National = pene i (Fermerly Holmes and Myers Funeral 'Home) 150 SOUTH AUBURN STREET GRASS VALLEY — TELEPHONE 56 Now under the sole ownership and management of Lawrence? Myers who offers his clients the services of a skilled staff and 21 years of peresqual experience. nc rr capeedelbeteealpheramiemassinvapenashiomateiaoaactarcihaaanOa Licensed Contractor Blue Tent Road ‘Telephone 10-F-11 BUILD? WM. R. SANDIFORTH HOUSES, STORES REMODELING Harold & Dale’s Garage 130 BROAD ST. — —MOTOR TUNE-UPS— AND GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Lubrication TELEPHONE 458 John Caldwell Republican candidate for county judge, were to address the citizens of San Juan and _ vVicinity. POSTS SIGNS ON EMIGRANT TRAIL purse to make change and his atteneasily follow those routes er and when he returned it was gone. trail The flag staf at North San Juan was 154 feet in height’ above the ground. It was erected in 1861 and overtépped any other pole in the state for many years. the trails. Item: We understand that the Cops of Grass Valley have raised a thousand dollars to pay for the illumination of this place on Saturday evening in honor of Gov. Haight. Well, they have a right to spend their money in that way if they see proper. But what we would like to know is, where they will find houses in this town to illuminate. Judging from what we saw the other night during the torchlight procession for ‘Booth, we should think that only one house in ten was occupied by Democrats. Why is it the cops of Grass Valley have to raise money to illuminate here? —Transcript. rustic sign mounting. tains Thomas Shurtleff had just opened a new grocery gtore at the junction of Main and Commrecial Streets. NEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO Mrs. DeWitt Fenfrou gave’ a concert at Odd Fellows banquet hall assisted by her pupils. Appearing on the program were Lily White, Miss Nettie Watson, Mr. and to the Forest Hill canyon James Byrne, Miss Mabel TreEdwards, Mise signs notations since the mewan, Miss Edith Ida Compton and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Prisk. Accompanists for the evening were Mrs. James Watt. Mrs. Renfro. Miss Lulu Wilhelm and Miss Minnie! Brand. about it. BEAN PAYS FIRE VIOLATION FINE _A young son of Mrs. Paul Rich. ards on Deer Creek fell and broke his collar bone, Dr, Tickell attended him. California state fire laws. The defendant was cited court by Forest James Laughlin, the livery man, and John Skahean had just made their first trip on the new stage line between this city and Colfax. J. M. Buffington, Henry Lane and WwW, G. Richards on the Republican ticket side and J. J. Jackson on the (Populist side were in the field for the office of supervisor. for cicwphices oa without. d shovel specifie Bean. BULL BY HORNS Douglas Henderson American soldier of Ft. Worth, Tex. has applied to the Veterans Adminthe Snow Bird Mine der the GI Bill of Rights education-. oug area. al provision so he can study bull fighting. He enclosed a bill for $500 for equipment: $200 for a green and gold costume, $80 for a hat and $100 for two swords. He admitg he’s not too hopeful of aid from the VA but says he intends CHAMBER TO MEET vada City Chamber of speak. to be considered. The forest service has completed posting approximately 200 direction Thomas Legg of Omega was robsigns on the Donner Emigrant Trail bed of $700. He had taken out his and the Forest Hill Lake Tahoe Emi-' grant. Trail so the public can more from In: some areas where trees were not available to use for sign backing cedar posts were packed up. the mountain on a mule and set for the Snider hopes to obtain sufficient funds to clear the Donner Trail of fallen trees on the area posted this summer since the grade is favorable for jeep traffic as far as the sum mit from Coldstream and no doubt this old historic route will be traveled more in the future by those seeking recreation trips and desiring to see how efficiently our pioneers selected Per Capita Cost Of Taxes In County Nevada county government cost} . $38.72 per person for 1944-45 compared with $31.70 per capita for . 1940-41 and peak war time expend-} iture of $39.24 per person for 194344 California Taxpayers association said today, making public its study of per capita costs of county government during the war years. War time low per capita expenditure by the county government was $33.26 for 1942-43. Data for 1944-45 are the latest availaible. Over the state as a whole, the per peak of $28.06 for 1941-42. capita cost of county government for 1944-45 was $26.67 compared with $29.34 for 1940-41 and a war time Waar time low for county government expenditures throughout the state was $25.33 in 1942-43. MARRIAGE LICENSE Weeks—Jiohnson—lIn Nevada City, Nevada County, September 4, 1946 Ernest Harold Weeks, 24 and Thelma Rae Johnson, 23 both ‘of Grass Valley. — & ud Hills Flat, AUTO Safety Glass TABLE TOPS, MIRRORS MT. PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY wagon routes over the ruggde mounHe believes the Lake Tahoe Forest “Hilt trait—was-the-.more—rugged—_of the two trails to travel in the pioneer days and finds that it is very difficult to determine just how the wagons were wheeled out of the Middle Fork of the American River Divide, . ° since the slopes and terrain render ~ Direction T. and D. Jr. Enterprises, Inc. MONDAY ONE MORE TOMORROW With it almost impossible to take a horse drawn vehicle of any kind over thei route at the present time, He plans Mesers. Pfann and Johns, Susie and}to make a hobby of studying the hisJennie Argaill, Miss Compton, Mes-. tory of that route and try to post the dames Gilasson. May, and Thomas. points of interest with prief rustic general public does not seem to know much Oo. O. Bean of Bean Brothers operators of sawmill and logging chance in Forest Hill District’ appeared before Justice of the Peace Ben Schueller at Forest Hall and plead guilty on specific charges. of infractions of into Officer ‘William French and William Nichols on spectific charges of operating a tractor in a. hazardous fire area without a spark arrester on .the exhaust and xy fire law on, said tractor at all: times. A fine of $50, $25 on each count was imposed on The Bean operation is located in discharged. the Shirt Tail Creek drainage near within the boundaries of the old McKenzie Mill istration for financial assistance un-. iburn of 1936 in an extremely hazardThe regular meeting of the NeCommerce will take place tomorrow evening in the city hall, President H. S. Foreman. specially urges all members to to take the bull by the horns, so to. be present as important business is SPECIAL THIS WEEK _ SOCKET WRENCH SEL onan ence $10.95 22 piece—!2 inch drive Durochrome AXES . $2.95 and $3.45 True Temper — — Single and Double Bit Telephone 273 110 North Pine Street, Neadva City . ANN SHERIDAN, DENNIS MORGAN, ALEXIS SMITH, JANE WYMAN and JACK CARSON Also MARCH OF TIME No. 1 o-@ TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WITHOUT RESERVATIONS With OCLAUDHITTE ‘COLBERT, JOHN WAYNE AND DON DEFORE NEVADA THEATRE NEVADA CITY AUTO PAINT —AND— BODY SHOP Paint It and Save It! First-Class Body and Fender Work 118 Sacramento Street Telephone 269 LISLE WILLIAMS SS eee ’ Yankee—In Sets NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 5 NEW HIPMENT FLOUR SIFTERS = Lovell Harid-Operated RACHET SCREW DRIVERS ALPHA Hardware Co. . ~ COLEMAN POCKET STOVES — LAWN MOWERS Dalglish—All Steel i > GRASS V. TELEPHONE 88 ie livery Phone 415RX. H. D. HOYT ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Air humifiers are coming throu creasing numbes. If you want . emonstration or June de435 West Main every month in ineet, Grass Valley

_PAGE FOUR ______ _ NEVADA ee iES NUGGET ae Fe MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1946 __ ROMANTIC STORY MUSIC TOO HOT Al Pascoe, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Firemen received a call from marriage liense clerk received as part of a $3 license fee a two dollar bill ; : _' . juke box aflame. across the tace of which was written: “Eve dearest—I love you. Will. you marry me? Sid:” answer. “Sid dear—i will time. Eve.”’ Patrons said the in due hot jazz when it sinoking. suddenly iNew York Inn and arrived to find the] machine had Below was the’ been beating out a steady stream of . began ea’ ala SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS: AGO FIFTY YEARS AGO . NEVADA CITY . . La W:. NEVADA CITY 75 YEARS AGO Williams of this city and FOREST SERVICE ao Electricity works hard in the modern home. And you put it to work in every room in the Louse. That’s why house wiring today must be better, more complete . and for the future. . Adequate now Adequate Wiring gives added convenience, too. For example, when there are too few cutiets, your furaiture must be placed not where it-locks best but where the few outTats are. Also one must disconnect a clock or radio to run the vacuum cleaner. Insist on complete, modern Adequate Wir_ing in your new home. Look for it in your house plans and keep it there. Don’t cut down on your house wiring. You'll be sorry later if you do. tet WIRE AHEAD. ry Ta Ca BETTE LIVING SEE YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR OR FP. G_-aodJBPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 156W-S4 5 tion was called to some other ‘busi. ness. He laid the purse on the count(Coldstream to teh point where the crosses the summit south of Donmer Peak and from Squaw Valley to the head of the Middle Fork of the American River reports District Ranger H. I. Snider who has spent ten diays this summer locating and posting doubtful places along Mr. Francis Conlan, MYERS Mortuary Chapel wGMBER National = pene i (Fermerly Holmes and Myers Funeral 'Home) 150 SOUTH AUBURN STREET GRASS VALLEY — TELEPHONE 56 Now under the sole ownership and management of Lawrence? Myers who offers his clients the services of a skilled staff and 21 years of peresqual experience. nc rr capeedelbeteealpheramiemassinvapenashiomateiaoaactarcihaaanOa Licensed Contractor Blue Tent Road ‘Telephone 10-F-11 BUILD? WM. R. SANDIFORTH HOUSES, STORES REMODELING Harold & Dale’s Garage 130 BROAD ST. — —MOTOR TUNE-UPS— AND GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Lubrication TELEPHONE 458 John Caldwell Republican candidate for county judge, were to address the citizens of San Juan and _ vVicinity. POSTS SIGNS ON EMIGRANT TRAIL purse to make change and his atteneasily follow those routes er and when he returned it was gone. trail The flag staf at North San Juan was 154 feet in height’ above the ground. It was erected in 1861 and overtépped any other pole in the state for many years. the trails. Item: We understand that the Cops of Grass Valley have raised a thousand dollars to pay for the illumination of this place on Saturday evening in honor of Gov. Haight. Well, they have a right to spend their money in that way if they see proper. But what we would like to know is, where they will find houses in this town to illuminate. Judging from what we saw the other night during the torchlight procession for ‘Booth, we should think that only one house in ten was occupied by Democrats. Why is it the cops of Grass Valley have to raise money to illuminate here? —Transcript. rustic sign mounting. tains Thomas Shurtleff had just opened a new grocery gtore at the junction of Main and Commrecial Streets. NEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO Mrs. DeWitt Fenfrou gave’ a concert at Odd Fellows banquet hall assisted by her pupils. Appearing on the program were Lily White, Miss Nettie Watson, Mr. and to the Forest Hill canyon James Byrne, Miss Mabel TreEdwards, Mise signs notations since the mewan, Miss Edith Ida Compton and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Prisk. Accompanists for the evening were Mrs. James Watt. Mrs. Renfro. Miss Lulu Wilhelm and Miss Minnie! Brand. about it. BEAN PAYS FIRE VIOLATION FINE _A young son of Mrs. Paul Rich. ards on Deer Creek fell and broke his collar bone, Dr, Tickell attended him. California state fire laws. The defendant was cited court by Forest James Laughlin, the livery man, and John Skahean had just made their first trip on the new stage line between this city and Colfax. J. M. Buffington, Henry Lane and WwW, G. Richards on the Republican ticket side and J. J. Jackson on the (Populist side were in the field for the office of supervisor. for cicwphices oa without. d shovel specifie Bean. BULL BY HORNS Douglas Henderson American soldier of Ft. Worth, Tex. has applied to the Veterans Adminthe Snow Bird Mine der the GI Bill of Rights education-. oug area. al provision so he can study bull fighting. He enclosed a bill for $500

for equipment: $200 for a green and gold costume, $80 for a hat and $100 for two swords. He admitg he’s not too hopeful of aid from the VA but says he intends CHAMBER TO MEET vada City Chamber of speak. to be considered. The forest service has completed posting approximately 200 direction Thomas Legg of Omega was robsigns on the Donner Emigrant Trail bed of $700. He had taken out his and the Forest Hill Lake Tahoe Emi-' grant. Trail so the public can more from In: some areas where trees were not available to use for sign backing cedar posts were packed up. the mountain on a mule and set for the Snider hopes to obtain sufficient funds to clear the Donner Trail of fallen trees on the area posted this summer since the grade is favorable for jeep traffic as far as the sum mit from Coldstream and no doubt this old historic route will be traveled more in the future by those seeking recreation trips and desiring to see how efficiently our pioneers selected Per Capita Cost Of Taxes In County Nevada county government cost} . $38.72 per person for 1944-45 compared with $31.70 per capita for . 1940-41 and peak war time expend-} iture of $39.24 per person for 194344 California Taxpayers association said today, making public its study of per capita costs of county government during the war years. War time low per capita expenditure by the county government was $33.26 for 1942-43. Data for 1944-45 are the latest availaible. Over the state as a whole, the per peak of $28.06 for 1941-42. capita cost of county government for 1944-45 was $26.67 compared with $29.34 for 1940-41 and a war time Waar time low for county government expenditures throughout the state was $25.33 in 1942-43. MARRIAGE LICENSE Weeks—Jiohnson—lIn Nevada City, Nevada County, September 4, 1946 Ernest Harold Weeks, 24 and Thelma Rae Johnson, 23 both ‘of Grass Valley. — & ud Hills Flat, AUTO Safety Glass TABLE TOPS, MIRRORS MT. PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY wagon routes over the ruggde mounHe believes the Lake Tahoe Forest “Hilt trait—was-the-.more—rugged—_of the two trails to travel in the pioneer days and finds that it is very difficult to determine just how the wagons were wheeled out of the Middle Fork of the American River Divide, . ° since the slopes and terrain render ~ Direction T. and D. Jr. Enterprises, Inc. MONDAY ONE MORE TOMORROW With it almost impossible to take a horse drawn vehicle of any kind over thei route at the present time, He plans Mesers. Pfann and Johns, Susie and}to make a hobby of studying the hisJennie Argaill, Miss Compton, Mes-. tory of that route and try to post the dames Gilasson. May, and Thomas. points of interest with prief rustic general public does not seem to know much Oo. O. Bean of Bean Brothers operators of sawmill and logging chance in Forest Hill District’ appeared before Justice of the Peace Ben Schueller at Forest Hall and plead guilty on specific charges. of infractions of into Officer ‘William French and William Nichols on spectific charges of operating a tractor in a. hazardous fire area without a spark arrester on .the exhaust and xy fire law on, said tractor at all: times. A fine of $50, $25 on each count was imposed on The Bean operation is located in discharged. the Shirt Tail Creek drainage near within the boundaries of the old McKenzie Mill istration for financial assistance un-. iburn of 1936 in an extremely hazardThe regular meeting of the NeCommerce will take place tomorrow evening in the city hall, President H. S. Foreman. specially urges all members to to take the bull by the horns, so to. be present as important business is SPECIAL THIS WEEK _ SOCKET WRENCH SEL onan ence $10.95 22 piece—!2 inch drive Durochrome AXES . $2.95 and $3.45 True Temper — — Single and Double Bit Telephone 273 110 North Pine Street, Neadva City . ANN SHERIDAN, DENNIS MORGAN, ALEXIS SMITH, JANE WYMAN and JACK CARSON Also MARCH OF TIME No. 1 o-@ TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WITHOUT RESERVATIONS With OCLAUDHITTE ‘COLBERT, JOHN WAYNE AND DON DEFORE NEVADA THEATRE NEVADA CITY AUTO PAINT —AND— BODY SHOP Paint It and Save It! First-Class Body and Fender Work 118 Sacramento Street Telephone 269 LISLE WILLIAMS SS eee ’ Yankee—In Sets NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 5 NEW HIPMENT FLOUR SIFTERS = Lovell Harid-Operated RACHET SCREW DRIVERS ALPHA Hardware Co. . ~ COLEMAN POCKET STOVES — LAWN MOWERS Dalglish—All Steel i > GRASS V. TELEPHONE 88 ie livery Phone 415RX. H. D. HOYT ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Air humifiers are coming throu creasing numbes. If you want . emonstration or June de435 West Main every month in ineet, Grass Valley