January 29, 1959 (6 pages)

Weather or Not NEVADA CITY wan 27 50 3] aS Rainstordates see 18.54 and NEVADA CITYGRASS VALLEY NUGGET and TRI SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF NEVA DA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, RED DOG, YOU BET. TOWN TALK, GLENBROO OMEGA, FRENCH CORRAL, RO UGH K. AND READY, GRANITEVILLE, N CEDAR RIDGE, UNION HILL, GRASS VALLEY -COUNTY NEWS Date Max. Min. Rain Jane eee 51 29 secs Ja 2h 54 81 Jan. 22). BRIDGEPORT, BIRCHVILLE, MGORE’S FLAT, ORLEA NS FL . uary 29, 1959 SENIOR CITIZENS OF TOMORROW Following a JUDGE VERLE “Puss) GRAY of Nevada r, Jr. City Judicial Court took these young Cubs throu gh MEMO TO ALL: Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual installation, dinner and dance Saturday night at the Elks Club in Grass Valley. Invitations extended to all business peuple and their friends. the evolution of the American Flag at Nevada City Elks Temple last week. Mrs, Muriel Griffin. den mother of Cub Pack 23. together with Chris Buchanan. Gary Sharp. Devis Murray. George Steger, John Griffin and Jerry Thomas, ginning of National Boy Scout Week. (Nugget Phot extendéd telephone service would recognize the mutuality of interests and community solidarity. He offered a number of key witnessess in behalf of the application and could have sent a parade tf personal testimonies to the Vilhess chuir throughout the aftrnoon, all imbued with the single Part “Folks parking on Commercial St reet during the day have a certain claim to squatter rights and until a legal opinion is handed getting on the map. ROUGH AND READY CHAMBER OF COM. MERCE hosted a capacity crowd at the Odd Fellows Hall during its first installation ceremony and dinner. George Marinkovich, presi dent of Nevada City Commercial-Main Boosters, and Elza Kilroy are among those Pic-tur ed. Nugget in Cali of the progress made during the past 10 years. so persistently hamstrung by ca NUGGET PHOTOG went bulb shootin’ at the meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s meet at Bret. Hart Inn in Grass Valley. Same Photog, thinkin’ he had wide angle lense, misses a coupla very important gals. Pixed left to right are Margaret Lake (missed), Yellenrich, Vanita Hassel. Margaret Phillips, president), Dolly Pease. Hazel Bennetts (who was chairman). Eva Mobley, who Photog again missed. and same Photog apologizes. Nugget hPoto) the Kay COOTIETTES . . . lovely and pr As most infurmed peuple know, nothing the in California, North-South not even water dispute, Has over the years been so con» troversial as fish and game. It has been this way durnig most of your association’s jong span of service. Fish and Game officials traditionally have been the “whipping boy”. for those ambitious souls who try to grab the public lime the ranks, speakingy to. all sportsmen, and partieula¥ly Ray, city manager Waxner, Nevada City pany. Change of Meeting Place So many people interested in the subject matter of this hearing assembled at the stated time that the firemen’s headquarters in the Grass Valley City Hall could not contain them and the meeting was moved to the library of the Hennessy Elementary School. This brought on a 45-minute delay yin the opening of the hear To Be Added “THE SPORTSMAN” column will bring NUGGET readers still another exclusive feature. It will cover activities of rifle, pistol, trap, skeet, and gun clubs of Northern California. New developments in target shooting, hunting, fishing and camping equipment will be reviewed, Policies of state and nationwide organizations and Officials will also be subjected to comment. Editor Gerald Wallace will County School Supt. Tells Of KVIE Plan County Superintendent of Public Schools Edward G, Fellersen attended a meeting in Sacramen to this week at the offices of the newly created educational tele vision station KVIE, Channel 6 University of California, Berk ely, has been presented an Honors at Entrance award by the 'university, the committee on undergraduate scholarships has . announced. representation before the Legis-. laiure, as do other groups. As .a professional ‘wildlife administrator, I look on the progress Veterans Memorial in Building in Nevada City was the scene of activity last Saturday night when the Cootiettes converged, convened. and took over (their night). Pixed left to right are Marie Daniels, Grand W5 Chairman: Margorie Collier. Grand Assistant Rustling Louse; Mar tha Hansen, also Grand Assistant Rustling Louse from Hayward: Gwen Anderson, Chief Graybaok: Alice Foucks. Past Grand Grayback: from Redwood City: Peggy Bishop, Past Grand Grayback, and Lil Walker, present Grand Grayback from Burlingame. (Nugget Photo) The Honors at Entrance awards, the form of certificates, are given to students with outstanding high school records in anticipation of distinguished performance in college. Approximately, the top 10 to 15 per cent of entering freshmen qualify, the univer sity committee said. visited the Nevada County School District office Monday and spent the day visiting schools throughout the county. The coordinator formerly was a professor at the University of Kansas. THE NEWS We are a weekly newspaper. Robert Earl Trankle of Nevada City, an entering freshman at to! up J. Wins Honors directors of the California . Wildlife Federation who represent so many of them—you must . have honest, hard-hitting, united. light by tearing down fish and game in efforts to build themselves up. These critics have advoctaing: (1) cleaning helped to keep fish and game (Continued on Page 3) H. According to Mitchell, the committee will hold its first meeting February 2 and 3 in the Hotel Statler in Washington, D. C. The league is the nationwide trade organization for the $54 billion savings and loan business. you made in ‘California during the past 10 years as the high point in my. public service career. At the same time, I made both friends and enemies by ardently tive of the Grass Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce; Nellie Uhrig, Nevada City resident and county public guardian As a volunteer witness, Tom Legg of Glenbrook Gas Company spoke in behalf of the application, stating that even though he had two telephones, there was much J} iit tere of the United States Savair for about seven hours a day jings and Loan League, C. R. and approximately one hour of . Mitchell, league president, has its programming will be used announced by the Nevada County schools, . As a member of the legislative Fellersen Said. However, most of committee, Mr. Claiborne will aid the schools “are not yet prepared in the shaping and carrying out for the program because they do off the league's legislative pronot have TV sets. Operation of the new station gram for the year 1959. The legislative committee, consisting of is expected to begin in the early 108 officials from savings and part of February, which is beloan associations throughout the hind schedule. The delay was country, is one of the league’s caused by the late delivery of the most important committees, beStation’s transmission tower. Acing largely responsible for the tual school programming will not development and enactment of begin until the end of February. Victor M. national legislation favorable to Hyden, education / the promotion of thrift and home television coordinator for KVIE, Most of am statioan operator in Grass ownership in the United States. "at reputations or personal incomes by causing disunity and I insurance agent and representa j} Paul Claiborne of Placer SavFourteen counties in this general finys and Loan Association, Auarea of the state were represent. burn, California, has been aped at the gathering The new station will be on the . pointed to the legislative com Vay und let the official family ate all the bumps. I' is tine to call a halt to this and snarling public perpetual naWwiop on the bones of fish and inate within ervice And Loan Committee game Commissioners and admin their was in attendance (Continued on Page 5) Valley; Appointed To Savings I regret to say that in no other part of the Nation have fish and aii--and for Sportsman Feature . 2aul Claiborne Is At this time, and before this particular association with — its long progressive record, IT feel ive a imenistration. Sportsmen's it particularly appropriate — to group, should clean up their own discuss some of the basic probnouses, retire the few who make lems facing California fish and game today, and to review some Commission City:; Ken Adams, Grass Valley wester 30ard of Trade and Ridge Road resident between the two cities; which has not assisted them one bit to do the jobs for which they are paid. the cause of conservation for algroups that should be aiding, and working closely with, their most 35 years. Not long ago I passed a 10-year ish andd game people. The tendmilestone myself, working on ency has been to look the other conservation Utilities County Board of Trade; Bishop { conduct the column. He pioR. C. Staley of the Chruch of neered this type of feature in Latter Day Saints; Kay Gallino, the Stockton Record and later chairman of the Grass Valley Reran it in the San Francisco tail Merchants Committee; GorChronicle and magazines. don Laing, past chairman of the BEEPS AND LOVELY . . all of them werkers on the perpetual hot seat, The Associated Sportsmen of And nowhere else has. there ‘California is one of the few roganizations in the United States been such a consistent lack of that has consistently stuck to its solid organized support at critical «objectives and fought hard for times from the very civilian of School, John Larue, Nevada City attorney and city attorney of Nevada of Nevada County. Anthony Photo) Speech Of Director Of Fish And Game Department Before Sportsmen’s Assn. behalf fornia. of Hennessy ieee vf ng of he petition of the Pacific housewife and mother; Doyle Thomas, secretary-manager of the planning calls tions, and limitatons in vperations as in California. entire £ Nevada City; Jack Cramer, [pre sident of the Grass Valley . Chamber of Commerce and automobile dealer; Peter Ingram, the Union Publishing Company, daily newspaper of Grass Valley; Daniel O. Newton, cattleman; Mrs RUMORS AFOOT running down from Broad Street tell us that the Broaders will not be outdodne in the “battle fo Nevada City.” Real spirit of competish is prevailing. Nevada City, vou are Investiga the . County Board of Supervisors and association, they restrictions, library Public Local Witnesses Called post office WHILE CONGRATULATING, we also wish to extend a “job well done” to Lisa Scheave for her foresight. A dream just a few short months ago, Lisetta now has a beautiful little chapel in Rough for local people called as witness wv Mr. Berliner were: W. W. (Tabe) Bishop, chairman of the as their place of business and ‘or re sidence Also, commented Strange sibl.e. vxtended Hjective 1 xe rvice the the newly MEMO TO BEALE AIR FORCE BASECongratulations on the occasion of getting the glory bars for be ing the best paper in the Air Force. The Nugget is most happy t hat we made this distinction pos Valley relationships and stated that the Commercial and Mainers in Nevada City reminded me that ali box holders and folks getting their mail at general delivery at needless California ness, fraternal, social and family AS LONG AS WE are on the « me-track-mind of chambers associations and stuff like there, Les Strange, Vice presidnet of the istraturs been harrassed and the nities linked by industrial .busi had an interesting visit. February 7 is the be merchants of the three cities (you folks over in Rough and Ready will soon have us changing thi column head to “The Beat of 3 Cities”) and change it we will . . right now! (Address to “The Little Convention” of the Associated Sportsmen of California and their guests, the directors of the California Wildlife Federation, at Santa Cruz, January 17 and 18, 1959.) . 19.16 ie 2UAT ot Nevada County, both from an official county angle and from the communities, made what the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph representatives termed a _ very plausible presentation. Mr. Berliner briefly described confusion and expense involved the situation of the two commu3} both by customer and fuel com: ROUGH AND READY HOSTS MANY. SHOOTIN’ THE BREEZE with Kay Gallino, who will head the Retail Merchants Committee for this year, was real gratified to hear that her avowed purpose and goal is cooperation between the — to District Attorney Harold Berner, Who represented the people almost equal to last year’s election results.—Clem Whitake and Game presented Gita POLITICS: Like a child stil] licking his lips over vesterday’s trip to the ice cream parlor while dreaming of an ice cream soda tomorrow, California Democrats are savoring the deep split between Republican legislators in the State Assembly with relish Director Department of Fish ia the An estimated crowd of well over 125 persons Valley. . hearing held and not one single person took a stand agaist the proposed extended phone service between the two cities of Nevada City and RETIRED AND UNTIRED is George W. Boles, a retired chief warrant office: (pharmacist), U.S Navy. Boles, Who has been recalled to active duty twice since his: original retirement keeps up to date with his chosen profession by working at the Weimar Chest Center. Boles resides with his family on Meadow Diive in Grass By SETH GORDON 1.70 .46 final action By SHRDLU for a religious guoods shop adjacen ee 39 34 Exauminer.F. Everett Emerson announced that testimony given would De and Ready, ready for weddings, baptisms. Further 47 49 EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE NOW ASSURED FOR THE TWIN CITIES Three Cities down by Attorney Johnson, legal advisor to the also are entitled to membership. 32 52538 pO20en3s6 Rain to date.. Rain last year $3.00 Per Year—Single Copies 10 Cents of Nevada City post office are entit led to membership in formed organization on account of that records Show the ; Jan. 25 Jan. 26 Nevada City-Grass Valley, California, Thursday, Jan The Beat s OF Jan. 23 Jan. 24 For that reason we may be considered late with some news. But you may be absolutely sure that what news we do print shall be accurate, impartial. Our editorials shall be based On facts obtained and express our honest beliefs. Our newspaper shall be Ppub lished for your knowledge, your pleasure, your benefit. With this in mind. we look for your support and to a daily life of dedication to the im provement and growth of our community. JOHN D. TRUSCOTT AND STAFF.

Weather or Not NEVADA CITY wan 27 50 3] aS Rainstordates see 18.54 and NEVADA CITYGRASS VALLEY NUGGET and TRI SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF NEVA DA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, RED DOG, YOU BET. TOWN TALK, GLENBROO OMEGA, FRENCH CORRAL, RO UGH K. AND READY, GRANITEVILLE, N CEDAR RIDGE, UNION HILL, GRASS VALLEY -COUNTY NEWS Date Max. Min. Rain Jane eee 51 29 secs Ja 2h 54 81 Jan. 22). BRIDGEPORT, BIRCHVILLE, MGORE’S FLAT, ORLEA NS FL . uary 29, 1959 SENIOR CITIZENS OF TOMORROW Following a JUDGE VERLE “Puss) GRAY of Nevada r, Jr. City Judicial Court took these young Cubs throu gh MEMO TO ALL: Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual installation, dinner and dance Saturday night at the Elks Club in Grass Valley. Invitations extended to all business peuple and their friends. the evolution of the American Flag at Nevada City Elks Temple last week. Mrs, Muriel Griffin. den mother of Cub Pack 23. together with Chris Buchanan. Gary Sharp. Devis Murray. George Steger, John Griffin and Jerry Thomas, ginning of National Boy Scout Week. (Nugget Phot extendéd telephone service would recognize the mutuality of interests and community solidarity. He offered a number of key witnessess in behalf of the application and could have sent a parade tf personal testimonies to the Vilhess chuir throughout the aftrnoon, all imbued with the single Part “Folks parking on Commercial St reet during the day have a certain claim to squatter rights and until a legal opinion is handed getting on the map. ROUGH AND READY CHAMBER OF COM. MERCE hosted a capacity crowd at the Odd Fellows Hall during its first installation ceremony and dinner. George Marinkovich, presi dent of Nevada City Commercial-Main Boosters, and Elza Kilroy are among those Pic-tur ed. Nugget in Cali of the progress made during the past 10 years. so persistently hamstrung by ca NUGGET PHOTOG went bulb shootin’ at the meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s meet at Bret. Hart Inn in Grass Valley. Same Photog, thinkin’ he had wide angle lense, misses a coupla very important gals. Pixed left to right are Margaret Lake (missed), Yellenrich, Vanita Hassel. Margaret Phillips, president), Dolly Pease. Hazel Bennetts (who was chairman). Eva Mobley, who Photog again missed. and same Photog apologizes. Nugget hPoto) the Kay COOTIETTES . . . lovely and pr As most infurmed peuple know, nothing the in California, North-South not even water dispute, Has over the years been so con» troversial as fish and game. It has been this way durnig most of your association’s jong span of service. Fish and Game officials traditionally have been the “whipping boy”. for those ambitious souls who try to grab the public lime the ranks, speakingy to. all sportsmen, and partieula¥ly Ray, city manager Waxner, Nevada City pany. Change of Meeting Place So many people interested in the subject matter of this hearing assembled at the stated time that the firemen’s headquarters in the Grass Valley City Hall could not contain them and the meeting was moved to the library of the Hennessy Elementary School. This brought on a 45-minute delay yin the opening of the hear To Be Added “THE SPORTSMAN” column will bring NUGGET readers still another exclusive feature. It will cover activities of rifle, pistol, trap, skeet, and gun clubs of Northern California. New developments in target shooting, hunting, fishing and camping equipment will be reviewed, Policies of state and nationwide organizations and Officials will also be subjected to comment. Editor Gerald Wallace will County School Supt. Tells Of KVIE Plan County Superintendent of Public Schools Edward G, Fellersen attended a meeting in Sacramen to this week at the offices of the newly created educational tele vision station KVIE, Channel 6 University of California, Berk ely, has been presented an Honors at Entrance award by the 'university, the committee on undergraduate scholarships has . announced. representation before the Legis-. laiure, as do other groups. As .a professional ‘wildlife administrator, I look on the progress Veterans Memorial in Building in Nevada City was the scene of activity last Saturday night when the Cootiettes converged, convened. and took over (their night). Pixed left to right are Marie Daniels, Grand W5 Chairman: Margorie Collier. Grand Assistant Rustling Louse; Mar tha Hansen, also Grand Assistant Rustling Louse from Hayward: Gwen Anderson, Chief Graybaok: Alice Foucks. Past Grand Grayback: from Redwood City: Peggy Bishop, Past Grand Grayback, and Lil Walker, present Grand Grayback from Burlingame. (Nugget Photo) The Honors at Entrance awards, the form of certificates, are given to students with outstanding high school records in anticipation of distinguished performance in college. Approximately, the top 10 to 15 per cent of entering freshmen qualify, the univer sity committee said. visited the Nevada County School District office Monday and spent the day visiting schools throughout the county. The coordinator formerly was a professor at the University of Kansas. THE NEWS We are a weekly newspaper. Robert Earl Trankle of Nevada City, an entering freshman at to! up J. Wins Honors directors of the California . Wildlife Federation who represent so many of them—you must . have honest, hard-hitting, united. light by tearing down fish and game in efforts to build themselves up. These critics have advoctaing: (1) cleaning helped to keep fish and game (Continued on Page 3) H. According to Mitchell, the committee will hold its first meeting February 2 and 3 in the Hotel Statler in Washington, D. C. The league is the nationwide trade organization for the $54 billion savings and loan business. you made in ‘California during the past 10 years as the high point in my. public service career. At the same time, I made both friends and enemies by ardently tive of the Grass Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce; Nellie Uhrig, Nevada City resident and county public guardian As a volunteer witness, Tom Legg of Glenbrook Gas Company spoke in behalf of the application, stating that even though he had two telephones, there was much J} iit tere of the United States Savair for about seven hours a day jings and Loan League, C. R. and approximately one hour of . Mitchell, league president, has its programming will be used announced by the Nevada County schools, . As a member of the legislative Fellersen Said. However, most of committee, Mr. Claiborne will aid the schools “are not yet prepared in the shaping and carrying out for the program because they do off the league's legislative pronot have TV sets. Operation of the new station gram for the year 1959. The legislative committee, consisting of is expected to begin in the early 108 officials from savings and part of February, which is beloan associations throughout the hind schedule. The delay was country, is one of the league’s caused by the late delivery of the most important committees, beStation’s transmission tower. Acing largely responsible for the tual school programming will not development and enactment of begin until the end of February. Victor M. national legislation favorable to Hyden, education / the promotion of thrift and home television coordinator for KVIE, Most of am statioan operator in Grass ownership in the United States. "at reputations or personal incomes by causing disunity and I insurance agent and representa j}

Paul Claiborne of Placer SavFourteen counties in this general finys and Loan Association, Auarea of the state were represent. burn, California, has been aped at the gathering The new station will be on the . pointed to the legislative com Vay und let the official family ate all the bumps. I' is tine to call a halt to this and snarling public perpetual naWwiop on the bones of fish and inate within ervice And Loan Committee game Commissioners and admin their was in attendance (Continued on Page 5) Valley; Appointed To Savings I regret to say that in no other part of the Nation have fish and aii--and for Sportsman Feature . 2aul Claiborne Is At this time, and before this particular association with — its long progressive record, IT feel ive a imenistration. Sportsmen's it particularly appropriate — to group, should clean up their own discuss some of the basic probnouses, retire the few who make lems facing California fish and game today, and to review some Commission City:; Ken Adams, Grass Valley wester 30ard of Trade and Ridge Road resident between the two cities; which has not assisted them one bit to do the jobs for which they are paid. the cause of conservation for algroups that should be aiding, and working closely with, their most 35 years. Not long ago I passed a 10-year ish andd game people. The tendmilestone myself, working on ency has been to look the other conservation Utilities County Board of Trade; Bishop { conduct the column. He pioR. C. Staley of the Chruch of neered this type of feature in Latter Day Saints; Kay Gallino, the Stockton Record and later chairman of the Grass Valley Reran it in the San Francisco tail Merchants Committee; GorChronicle and magazines. don Laing, past chairman of the BEEPS AND LOVELY . . all of them werkers on the perpetual hot seat, The Associated Sportsmen of And nowhere else has. there ‘California is one of the few roganizations in the United States been such a consistent lack of that has consistently stuck to its solid organized support at critical «objectives and fought hard for times from the very civilian of School, John Larue, Nevada City attorney and city attorney of Nevada of Nevada County. Anthony Photo) Speech Of Director Of Fish And Game Department Before Sportsmen’s Assn. behalf fornia. of Hennessy ieee vf ng of he petition of the Pacific housewife and mother; Doyle Thomas, secretary-manager of the planning calls tions, and limitatons in vperations as in California. entire £ Nevada City; Jack Cramer, [pre sident of the Grass Valley . Chamber of Commerce and automobile dealer; Peter Ingram, the Union Publishing Company, daily newspaper of Grass Valley; Daniel O. Newton, cattleman; Mrs RUMORS AFOOT running down from Broad Street tell us that the Broaders will not be outdodne in the “battle fo Nevada City.” Real spirit of competish is prevailing. Nevada City, vou are Investiga the . County Board of Supervisors and association, they restrictions, library Public Local Witnesses Called post office WHILE CONGRATULATING, we also wish to extend a “job well done” to Lisa Scheave for her foresight. A dream just a few short months ago, Lisetta now has a beautiful little chapel in Rough for local people called as witness wv Mr. Berliner were: W. W. (Tabe) Bishop, chairman of the as their place of business and ‘or re sidence Also, commented Strange sibl.e. vxtended Hjective 1 xe rvice the the newly MEMO TO BEALE AIR FORCE BASECongratulations on the occasion of getting the glory bars for be ing the best paper in the Air Force. The Nugget is most happy t hat we made this distinction pos Valley relationships and stated that the Commercial and Mainers in Nevada City reminded me that ali box holders and folks getting their mail at general delivery at needless California ness, fraternal, social and family AS LONG AS WE are on the « me-track-mind of chambers associations and stuff like there, Les Strange, Vice presidnet of the istraturs been harrassed and the nities linked by industrial .busi had an interesting visit. February 7 is the be merchants of the three cities (you folks over in Rough and Ready will soon have us changing thi column head to “The Beat of 3 Cities”) and change it we will . . right now! (Address to “The Little Convention” of the Associated Sportsmen of California and their guests, the directors of the California Wildlife Federation, at Santa Cruz, January 17 and 18, 1959.) . 19.16 ie 2UAT ot Nevada County, both from an official county angle and from the communities, made what the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph representatives termed a _ very plausible presentation. Mr. Berliner briefly described confusion and expense involved the situation of the two commu3} both by customer and fuel com: ROUGH AND READY HOSTS MANY.. SHOOTIN’ THE BREEZE with Kay Gallino, who will head the Retail Merchants Committee for this year, was real gratified to hear that her avowed purpose and goal is cooperation between the — to District Attorney Harold Berner, Who represented the people almost equal to last year’s election results.—Clem Whitake and Game presented Gita POLITICS: Like a child stil] licking his lips over vesterday’s trip to the ice cream parlor while dreaming of an ice cream soda tomorrow, California Democrats are savoring the deep split between Republican legislators in the State Assembly with relish Director Department of Fish ia the An estimated crowd of well over 125 persons Valley. . hearing held and not one single person took a stand agaist the proposed extended phone service between the two cities of Nevada City and RETIRED AND UNTIRED is George W. Boles, a retired chief warrant office: (pharmacist), U.S Navy. Boles, Who has been recalled to active duty twice since his: original retirement keeps up to date with his chosen profession by working at the Weimar Chest Center. Boles resides with his family on Meadow Diive in Grass By SETH GORDON 1.70 .46 final action By SHRDLU for a religious guoods shop adjacen ee 39 34 Exauminer.F. Everett Emerson announced that testimony given would De and Ready, ready for weddings, baptisms. Further 47 49 EXTENDED PHONE SERVICE NOW ASSURED FOR THE TWIN CITIES Three Cities down by Attorney Johnson, legal advisor to the also are entitled to membership. 32 52538 pO20en3s6 Rain to date... Rain last year $3.00 Per Year—Single Copies 10 Cents of Nevada City post office are entit led to membership in formed organization on account of that records Show the ; Jan. 25 Jan. 26 Nevada City-Grass Valley, California, Thursday, Jan The Beat s OF Jan. 23 Jan. 24 For that reason we may be considered late with some news. But you may be absolutely sure that what news we do print shall be accurate, impartial. Our editorials shall be based On facts obtained and express our honest beliefs. Our newspaper shall be Ppub lished for your knowledge, your pleasure, your benefit. With this in mind. we look for your support and to a daily life of dedication to the im provement and growth of our community. JOHN D. TRUSCOTT AND STAFF.