June 25, 1964 (24 pages)

Cee EEE Ee Et ee David Haley Awarded Ph.D. BY HOLLIS 3 s 3 a ny I 3 fe} O 3 a] ES > o a June 25, 1964. BENTLEY A City By Any Other Nevada's Territorial Enterprise printed the following article in 1861 and the Nevada Democrat reprinted it in Nevada City June 11, 1861. OH, WHAT A NAME!---We hope that the people of Chinatown, or Nevada City --or whatever they please to call it--will reconsider “the action of their late meeting, and apply some other name to their growing town. In conversa~ tion, lately, with a citizen of +++ 4+ + this for his own use; but finding The others -both men and Bahl ide that place, we learned thatthe Nevada City resident and noone about the premises we women -were given advanced Sea Pepeiving name of "Nevada City” was not staffer of the Nevada Democrat quietly appropriated the contents degrees like Haley's from one of E. M. DALPEZ of the sacks, and find it an excel~ piaizes-4501 JEWELER’, by any means the unanimous choice.of the inhabitant’. Another reason why the name should be changed is that in Colorado Territory (the Pike's Peak country) there is a Nevada City, which has been a place of some importance for months, and therefore has a priority of title. It ison the Overlandroute, aswell as our Nevada City, and it is meet and proper that this last production of fertile brains should be christened something else, to avoid--if no other argument can be used --confusion in the Postoffice Department. gives a brief description of his life in the gold town in 1859. FOUND AN OWNER ---On Monday last during the absence of the Statewide Water Meet To Be Held In A statewide water development conference. spotlighting the role of the North Coast waters in helping to meet California's future needs will be sponsored by the California State Chamber of Commerce in Eureka on July 10. The conference is timed to follow completing of the State's plans for development of North Coastal streams (the last major undeveloped water supplies in California), as well as expected Congressional action on regional water planning proposals. It will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the E ureka Inn under auspices of the Chamber's StateEureka wide Water Resources Committee. Putpose of the event is to provide an opportunity for civic, business and local governmental leaders to review proposals of Federal and State agencies at a time when various plans for the development of North Coastal Water resources are under consideration, according to Burnham Enersen, chairman of the Chamber committee. The conference is open to any interested persons, Enersen emphasized. Reservations, he said, may be made through any local office of the California State Chamber. Name--family, some person made his way into the kitchen of our residence and left two sacks of flour, having the brand of the first premium flour manufactured at the Nevada Flouring Mills. Our first impression on seeing the article was that some heartless creditor had foreclosed, andtaken posses~ sion of our suburban mansion, and not finding the larder overstocked with the staff of life had ordered lent-article. For the satisfaction of the person who left it, we will state that is not our intention to have their affair investigated by the Grand Jury, but he must be cautious and not let us detect him in similar acts hereafter. We are always absent on Mondays, from one o'clock to four, p.m. David B. Haley, son of Mrs. C. S. Haley of Nevada City, is now “Doctor Haley, “ having receiveda Ph.D. degree from Har-" vard University, June 11. He is a graduate of local public schools. Next fallhe willbe an assistant professor of English at the University of Minnesota. Approximately 3,000 students received academic degrees at the 313th Commencement of Harvard. Close to 1,000 of these were young men just completing college, whoreceived the Bachelor of Arts degree. the graduate schools, qualifying them for careers as scientists and “TEONARD F. CAREY.Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California ; Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans scholars, ministers, lawyers, doctors, dentists, teachers and school administrators, architects and city planners, businessmen, government officials, and public health officers. ° Traditionally held in the treeshaded Yard on a newly-construc ~ ted permanent stage adjoining Memorial Church, theancient ceremony of conferring degrees was followed by a series of small, informal “commencements” in the Harvard Houses and among _ the graduate schools. WATCHES = {P< CLOCKS 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY Pe LOLLIPOP es Da0ek VAN 6 STORAGE *: . Pa & STORAGE @ You EvER mavt THE BEST MOVEmuons 279-078 ceria sere eee a . 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 FREE ESTIMATES afest way to spend your vacation: BANK OF AMERICA TR BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST ANO SAVINGS ASSOCIATION « NEVADA CITY BRANCH 300 Broad Street seo rent AVELERS CHEQUES MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION a aise

Cee EEE Ee Et ee David Haley Awarded Ph.D. BY HOLLIS 3 s 3 a ny I 3 fe} O 3 a] ES > o a June 25, 1964. BENTLEY A City By Any Other Nevada's Territorial Enterprise printed the following article in 1861 and the Nevada Democrat reprinted it in Nevada City June 11, 1861. OH, WHAT A NAME!---We hope that the people of Chinatown, or Nevada City --or whatever they please to call it--will reconsider “the action of their late meeting, and apply some other name to their growing town. In conversa~ tion, lately, with a citizen of +++ 4+ + this for his own use; but finding The others -both men and Bahl ide that place, we learned thatthe Nevada City resident and noone about the premises we women -were given advanced Sea Pepeiving name of "Nevada City” was not staffer of the Nevada Democrat quietly appropriated the contents degrees like Haley's from one of E. M. DALPEZ of the sacks, and find it an excel~ piaizes-4501 JEWELER’, by any means the unanimous choice.of the inhabitant’. Another reason why the name should be changed is that in Colorado Territory (the Pike's Peak country) there is a Nevada City, which has been a place of some importance for months, and therefore has a priority of title. It ison the Overlandroute, aswell as our Nevada City, and it is meet and proper that this last production of fertile brains should be christened something else, to avoid--if no other argument can be used --confusion in the Postoffice Department. gives a brief description of his life in the gold town in 1859. FOUND AN OWNER ---On Monday last during the absence of the Statewide Water Meet To Be Held In A statewide water development conference. spotlighting the role of the North Coast waters in helping to meet California's future needs will be sponsored by the California State Chamber of Commerce in Eureka on July 10. The conference is timed to follow completing of the State's plans for development of North Coastal streams (the last major undeveloped water supplies in California), as well as expected Congressional action on regional water planning proposals. It will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the E ureka Inn under auspices of the Chamber's StateEureka wide Water Resources Committee. Putpose of the event is to provide an opportunity for civic, business and local governmental leaders to review proposals of Federal and State agencies at a time when various plans for the development of North Coastal Water resources are under consideration, according to Burnham Enersen, chairman of the Chamber committee.

The conference is open to any interested persons, Enersen emphasized. Reservations, he said, may be made through any local office of the California State Chamber. Name--family, some person made his way into the kitchen of our residence and left two sacks of flour, having the brand of the first premium flour manufactured at the Nevada Flouring Mills. Our first impression on seeing the article was that some heartless creditor had foreclosed, andtaken posses~ sion of our suburban mansion, and not finding the larder overstocked with the staff of life had ordered lent-article. For the satisfaction of the person who left it, we will state that is not our intention to have their affair investigated by the Grand Jury, but he must be cautious and not let us detect him in similar acts hereafter. We are always absent on Mondays, from one o'clock to four, p.m. David B. Haley, son of Mrs. C. S. Haley of Nevada City, is now “Doctor Haley, “ having receiveda Ph.D. degree from Har-" vard University, June 11. He is a graduate of local public schools. Next fallhe willbe an assistant professor of English at the University of Minnesota. Approximately 3,000 students received academic degrees at the 313th Commencement of Harvard. Close to 1,000 of these were young men just completing college, whoreceived the Bachelor of Arts degree. the graduate schools, qualifying them for careers as scientists and “TEONARD F. CAREY..Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California ; Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans scholars, ministers, lawyers, doctors, dentists, teachers and school administrators, architects and city planners, businessmen, government officials, and public health officers. ° Traditionally held in the treeshaded Yard on a newly-construc ~ ted permanent stage adjoining Memorial Church, theancient ceremony of conferring degrees was followed by a series of small, informal “commencements” in the Harvard Houses and among _ the graduate schools. WATCHES = {P< CLOCKS 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY Pe LOLLIPOP es Da0ek VAN 6 STORAGE *: . Pa & STORAGE @ You EvER mavt THE BEST MOVEmuons 279-078 ceria sere eee a . 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 FREE ESTIMATES afest way to spend your vacation: BANK OF AMERICA TR BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST ANO SAVINGS ASSOCIATION « NEVADA CITY BRANCH 300 Broad Street seo rent AVELERS CHEQUES MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION a aise