June 5, 1963 (10 pages)

Page 4..Wednesday, June 5, 1963. é Nevada County NUGGET CAROUSEL,. What TeSchoo! Boars bal = by Vee Thompson a Iasked the guide at Hearst's San Simeon Castle 205 miles south of San Francisco, the value of William Randolph Hearst's Oe a oe Pm Presenas Casey, Brunker, ART RENTAL GALLERY ---Woven and applique hangings by Elizabeth Grag; Designs by Elizabeth and Pat G rag we down highway 1 through overnight, and on to Cambria, near Morro estate. He said it was in excess of $700 Bay for another night before the day's visit TV---Nevada City Bicycle Race film-of 1962 race, with We traveled Carmel and Monterey where we stayed June 8 to memorable Hearst Castle, all the more dollars-and it had all started with $450 exciting because of the local Hearst back dollars in gold dust from Nevada City streams..and the story started a long time ago-in this town-in the Ott Assay ground. Here is what we saw as our mind wandered from the general store that old office and at the bar of the National George Hearst operated at the corner of Hotel. . Pine & Broad (Dick Knee's corner)tothat The other week Ruth and my sister Estelle day June 27, 1859; when James J. Ott, the chemist, confirmedthe fantastic value Tracy (The Goddess of Liberty in the NC 1916 4th of July parade) drove to Hearst of the Virginia City, Nevada Comstock San Simeon State Historical Monument on silver discovery with Geroge Hearst list2 the Piedra Blanca Rancho, bought by U S ening, tothe old bar at the National Hotel Senator George Hearst in 1865-40, 000 where Hearst, flat broke was to barrow acres for $30, 000. George Hearst of Nev$3500 dollars that was to bring him untold ada City, the gold panner with his $450 of powerand wealth. Yes, ours was the Deer Creek gold dust, father of William double enjoyment of on the spot historical Randolph Hearst, and grandfather of WR knowledge as we wandered through La Casa Hearst, Jr to-day's publisher of the SF Grande on the Enchan ted Hill at San SimExaminer. eon by-the-sea. N.C. teacher, LEAVE OF ABSENSE-D, . Rasmussen, counselor. SABBATICAL LEAVE-Geo. ° Ellsworth, teacher; refused by board. , viene. 3. Present: Brunker, Channel 10, June 8 The Showboaters, scheduled to present a variety show in Amador City on Sat. nights, have canceled their plans. FILMS ---"The Magnificent Seven", a samurai "western" from Japan, and “The Milkmaid", a Swedish film will be shown in the Little Theater, Sac'to State College; 7:30 p.m. June 14 “THE UNSINK ABLE MOLLY BROWN" =first Muisic Circus production this year, 15th and H'St. Sac'to. -to run 10 nights, 8:00 P, M, June 14-16 RODEO---Parade, Sat., Rodeo, 7:45 p.m, p.m. Sat, and Sun,; Reno, Nevada. Friday; 2 ; kins, teacher. Next meeting June 17 at RESIGNATION-D, Feller i interview of race director Charles Allert. 2 p.m. RESIGNATIONA, Po '. teete, vice-principal; I, Al son, nurse; P, Yarbrough, will be on display through the month of June. Refreshments served, Sundays and Wednesdays 2:00-4:60 P, M, million dollars. .seven hundred million ‘George,7 George, Ingram, Willis CASEY'S resignation accépred. : DRIVER T RAINING-GV Jay Cees offered assistance © tocontinue this course at the to agree to $5000. BRUNKER and WILLIS refused $7500. New Lint Delicatessen Goods PARTY GAG GIFTS SUNDRY ITEMS ‘at high school library. NEVADA CITY ELEMEN TARY-Present: Mrs. Jess KIT CARSON DAYS---Fast draw, beard contest; Jackson, r LOTS & SAV Amador County. — June 16 Lf OPEN 10-10 Seven Days A Week at $6000 for 1 year. SCHOOL NURSE not to be replaced. : Next meeting to be July 1 BICYCLE RA CE---Third Annual Bicycle Race, 1 p.m. eens © Your Favorite BEERS-WINES ‘and SPIRITS wein, Davies, Erickson, June 15-16 . Free Use of Radio-TV . LEASE OF SEVEN HILLSUnanimous vote reeuired to offer lease. GEORGE refused reached eek HI-FI Tube Tester school. --compromise Elementary School to = a Fs ma Nevada City. fy 3 MA D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS LUMBER HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY t+ +++4+4 4 4+4 Dial +4 273-2971 4 ry NU News up to 10 miles by Greg Mott . Last Wednesday the senior class held its annual picnic in Pioneer Park. At 9 in the morning, two busloads of boisterous, eager seniors were transported tothe large fieldinNevada City. Baseball, foot ball, andvolleyball were the sports participated in by most ofthe students, 12:15 was the departing time. for those students still at the park, and a bus took them back to the high school, picking up a couple of stragglers as they w ere’ returning from town. ee 8 @¢ Monday, June 10, isthe date for the Senior Banquet. Arrangements have been made to hold the affair at the Travel back with me to the hustle and bustle of Nevada City whenit was a rough and tough gold mining town to June 27, MOOS) 6c inciss . ne The ara Hearst CURLEE SUITS TIMELY CLOTHES DOBBS HATS NUNN-BUSH SHOES Another senior activity for which preparations are under way Nevada-was to build Virginia City and was country in Utah Territory had Tickets went on sale this week. Those queer looking samples launched a stampede that was to create the State of is the all-night party to be held following graduation. to provide President Lincoln money to help day before, a weary traveler from win the Civil War. Washoe Empire Hotel in Grass Valley. © FOR BUSINESS. ¢@ Name lists were passed around inthe Civics classes for seniors to indicate secured a deed from Gould & brought to Ott, assayer, mostly as a curiCurry and got it recorded. Mule side he osity, some odd looking chunks of gold rushe d back to NC, to talk to the Editor bearing ore. Ott, the chemist, tested of the Democrat, to play down the story of the rock. What he discovered made him the strike. Leaving the befuddled editor, doubt his own calculations. For besides he went over to the National Hotel Bar to the goldcontent, which ran to $1000 a ton wash the. Donner Summit dust from his whether they were attending or not and if they plan to, who their date will be. Name cards will be made from this list and must be worn if the student is to be admitted to the activities of the night and morning. Inthere was also a silver vale of $3000 per throat. He hada deed toa mine but not . Cludedin the night's activiton -and the miners were extracting the a penny in his \pocke ts. In less than an ia .gold and THROWING THE SILVER AWAY! hour at the Natio nal Bar he had barrowed © AT SNACK TIME. oe Rd George Hearst was inthe Ott Assay Bldg $3500 froma NC drinking compa EEE nion. The . , This week is the week of on Main Street NC and heard every word money was spent to buy up every saleable er Reais Diente hans about the strange ore and nw Bee ft being at the right place at the time. After twenty minutes of fast County expenditures during in the mine for the $450 of NC Gold dust. . Traune r ar 2 meeting of the Years later wh en ‘ Ts . Hearst had become the} first millionaire of the Comstock, Curry was selling peanuts on Virginia St. inReno. SORES ESSN ' ( SITE rene board of supervisors, Increa‘e of budgeted expenditures over the current fiscal year's budget total = , theftenitetineeaa eae OF FIRST COMSTOCK LODE ORESAMPLE ASSAY ches much of the increase will be from st ate and federal a programs, { be sent toyou wok will I TS THE WELL-DRESSED MAN pee ON THE. lee CEN] : ae e BERGEMANN of ae : = . : ‘ day or night DAD . With Clothes From His Store \N ready to serve you PLEASED ne NAN Nevada City WELL 3 246 Sacramento St. ASSN ; ) THE JUNE 27,1859 BeBe. Ss. a book, write P.O, Box 1104, Grass Valley, or telephone ee : ty aa reimbursed tothe county . are intereste in obtaining a Funeral Chapel PLAQUE PLACED .BY COMMERCIALAL MA. uC AIN:? STREET Edi S filled, a said. If you ASSAYED BY JAS.J. OTT KNIT GAUCHOS no entries will be accepted simplicity .. 3 . Be. e SPORT SHIRTS tax rate increase, since . fteravailable facilities are ; UE: 17 . «Rough Rider + Pendleton ponies and all Senior Live can million, it was revealed crease in exnendit talking by Hearst, Curry sold his an= interest Monday by Auditor John TT. <n ar a. as »+ «Ben Hogan Serene weet tive exhibitors in horses& Chaean Henry Loehr and 17 le SLACKS g ye ors. O00 Prospec peneto the exhibit use 1962-63 will top $4.2 Trauner agreed that the in Lo c SSS McGREGOR JACKETS oe ting owners Gould and Curry did not : — : : Expenditures May Top 4.2 Millio n possess the secret infor mation gained by BOPR UK CITY --Nevadsg605° oe right @ THE SPORTSMAN aos Hammill, fair manager, Next week-The Story of San Simeon. ral Lo an thousand premium books for : Coyote Diggi ns. Wear y and: saddle sore tured; above and then visit Ott's Rg . e : : crntsto County rer conbinued thelr wey until they found Office with that magic date in Gearc have been sent exhibitotate rs, e accor ding to Malcol m E. the mine and the owners from whence the Hearst's lifeJune 27, 1859 Hearst by N de 8 17 Ha . GRASS VA LLEY---Over a So take a look back at the Castle pic mysterious ore hag come. The unguspeeBI Premium Books t left for the Washtrip to NC-with ore worth $78,0 00.. oe. Ina tote bag he had his entire savings,. the Hearst fortu ne was well on its way. $450 ingold dust from Deer Creek and the " . WAY FARES SLIPPERS the fantastic mule in Nevada County. Again the long . test every se values. He immediately saddled two tiring trek to the Washoe and the mules — mules, and took with him one Melvin Atwith empty saddle bags. Soon the mules Exhibitors Get wood, a GVa sSayer, tocontirm Ott's were to be burdened down for the return findings, and in secre 6 " . é ‘ eS ee ys 83. 186 Do en Ad Seuuetis & Steel of 128 MILL STREET Fa} MANY OTHER FINE GIFT ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM We Gladly eee GRASS VALLEY ; ah Ae NI = "194 9194 Gra Ow! ig] 198

Page 4...Wednesday, June 5, 1963.. é Nevada County NUGGET CAROUSEL,. What TeSchoo! Boars bal = by Vee Thompson a Iasked the guide at Hearst's San Simeon Castle 205 miles south of San Francisco, the value of William Randolph Hearst's Oe a oe Pm Presenas Casey, Brunker, ART RENTAL GALLERY ---Woven and applique hangings by Elizabeth Grag; Designs by Elizabeth and Pat G rag we down highway 1 through overnight, and on to Cambria, near Morro estate. He said it was in excess of $700 Bay for another night before the day's visit TV---Nevada City Bicycle Race film-of 1962 race, with We traveled Carmel and Monterey where we stayed June 8 to memorable Hearst Castle, all the more dollars-and it had all started with $450 exciting because of the local Hearst back dollars in gold dust from Nevada City streams...and the story started a long time ago-in this town-in the Ott Assay ground. Here is what we saw as our mind wandered from the general store that old office and at the bar of the National George Hearst operated at the corner of Hotel. .. Pine & Broad (Dick Knee's corner)tothat The other week Ruth and my sister Estelle day June 27, 1859; when James J. Ott, the chemist, confirmedthe fantastic value Tracy (The Goddess of Liberty in the NC 1916 4th of July parade) drove to Hearst of the Virginia City, Nevada Comstock San Simeon State Historical Monument on silver discovery with Geroge Hearst list2 the Piedra Blanca Rancho, bought by U S ening, tothe old bar at the National Hotel Senator George Hearst in 1865-40, 000 where Hearst, flat broke was to barrow acres for $30, 000. George Hearst of Nev$3500 dollars that was to bring him untold ada City, the gold panner with his $450 of powerand wealth. Yes, ours was the Deer Creek gold dust, father of William double enjoyment of on the spot historical Randolph Hearst, and grandfather of WR knowledge as we wandered through La Casa Hearst, Jr to-day's publisher of the SF Grande on the Enchan ted Hill at San SimExaminer. eon by-the-sea. N.C. teacher, LEAVE OF ABSENSE-D, . Rasmussen, counselor. SABBATICAL LEAVE-Geo. ° Ellsworth, teacher; refused by board. , viene. 3. Present: Brunker, Channel 10, June 8 The Showboaters, scheduled to present a variety show in Amador City on Sat. nights, have canceled their plans. FILMS ---"The Magnificent Seven", a samurai "western" from Japan, and “The Milkmaid", a Swedish film will be shown in the Little Theater, Sac'to State College; 7:30 p.m. June 14 “THE UNSINK ABLE MOLLY BROWN" =first Muisic Circus production this year, 15th and H'St. Sac'to. -to run 10 nights, 8:00 P, M, June 14-16 RODEO---Parade, Sat., Rodeo, 7:45 p.m, p.m. Sat, and Sun,; Reno, Nevada. Friday; 2 ; kins, teacher. Next meeting June 17 at RESIGNATION-D, Feller i interview of race director Charles Allert. 2 p.m. RESIGNATIONA, Po '. teete, vice-principal; I, Al son, nurse; P, Yarbrough, will be on display through the month of June. Refreshments served, Sundays and Wednesdays 2:00-4:60 P, M, million dollars. ..seven hundred million ‘George,7 George, Ingram, Willis CASEY'S resignation accépred. : DRIVER T RAINING-GV Jay Cees offered assistance © tocontinue this course at the to agree to $5000. BRUNKER and WILLIS refused $7500. New Lint Delicatessen Goods PARTY GAG GIFTS SUNDRY ITEMS ‘at high school library. NEVADA CITY ELEMEN TARY-Present: Mrs. Jess KIT CARSON DAYS---Fast draw, beard contest; Jackson, r LOTS & SAV Amador County. — June 16 Lf OPEN 10-10 Seven Days A Week at $6000 for 1 year. SCHOOL NURSE not to be replaced. : Next meeting to be July 1 BICYCLE RA CE---Third Annual Bicycle Race, 1 p.m. eens © Your Favorite BEERS-WINES ‘and SPIRITS wein, Davies, Erickson, June 15-16 . Free Use of Radio-TV . LEASE OF SEVEN HILLSUnanimous vote reeuired to offer lease. GEORGE refused reached eek HI-FI Tube Tester school. --compromise Elementary School to = a Fs ma Nevada City. fy 3 MA D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS LUMBER HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY t+ +++4+4 4 4+4 Dial +4 273-2971 4 ry NU News up to 10 miles by Greg Mott . Last Wednesday the senior class held its annual picnic in Pioneer Park. At 9 in the morning, two busloads of boisterous, eager seniors were transported tothe large fieldinNevada City. Baseball, foot ball, andvolleyball were the sports participated in by most ofthe students, 12:15 was the departing time. for those students still at the park, and a bus took them back to the high school, picking up a couple of stragglers as they w ere’ returning from town. ee 8 @¢ Monday, June 10, isthe date for the Senior Banquet. Arrangements have been made to hold the affair at the Travel back with me to the hustle and bustle of Nevada City whenit was a rough and tough gold mining town to June 27, MOOS) 6c inciss . ne The ara Hearst CURLEE SUITS TIMELY CLOTHES DOBBS HATS NUNN-BUSH SHOES Another senior activity for which preparations are under way Nevada-was to build Virginia City and was country in Utah Territory had Tickets went on sale this week. Those queer looking samples launched a stampede that was to create the State of is the all-night party to be held following graduation. to provide President Lincoln money to help day before, a weary traveler from win the Civil War. Washoe Empire Hotel in Grass Valley. © FOR BUSINESS. ¢@ Name lists were passed around inthe Civics classes for seniors to indicate secured a deed from Gould & brought to Ott, assayer, mostly as a curiCurry and got it recorded. Mule side he osity, some odd looking chunks of gold rushe d back to NC, to talk to the Editor bearing ore. Ott, the chemist, tested of the Democrat, to play down the story of the rock. What he discovered made him the strike. Leaving the befuddled editor, doubt his own calculations. For besides he went over to the National Hotel Bar to the goldcontent, which ran to $1000 a ton wash the. Donner Summit dust from his whether they were attending or not and if they plan to, who their date will be. Name cards will be made from this list and must be worn if the student is to be admitted to the activities of the night and morning. Inthere was also a silver vale of $3000 per throat. He hada deed toa mine but not . Cludedin the night's activiton -and the miners were extracting the a penny in his \pocke ts. In less than an ia .gold and THROWING THE SILVER AWAY! hour at the Natio nal Bar he had barrowed © AT SNACK TIME.. oe Rd

George Hearst was inthe Ott Assay Bldg $3500 froma NC drinking compa EEE nion. The . , This week is the week of on Main Street NC and heard every word money was spent to buy up every saleable er Reais Diente hans about the strange ore and nw Bee ft being at the right place at the time. After twenty minutes of fast County expenditures during in the mine for the $450 of NC Gold dust. . Traune r ar 2 meeting of the Years later wh en ‘ Ts . Hearst had become the} first millionaire of the Comstock, Curry was selling peanuts on Virginia St. inReno. SORES ESSN ' ( SITE rene board of supervisors, Increa‘e of budgeted expenditures over the current fiscal year's budget total = , theftenitetineeaa eae OF FIRST COMSTOCK LODE ORESAMPLE ASSAY ches much of the increase will be from st ate and federal a programs, { be sent toyou wok will I TS THE WELL-DRESSED MAN pee ON THE. lee CEN] : ae e BERGEMANN of ae : = . : ‘ day or night DAD . With Clothes From His Store \N ready to serve you PLEASED ne NAN Nevada City WELL 3 246 Sacramento St. ASSN ; ) THE JUNE 27,1859 BeBe. Ss. a book, write P.O, Box 1104, Grass Valley, or telephone ee : ty aa reimbursed tothe county . are intereste in obtaining a Funeral Chapel PLAQUE PLACED .BY COMMERCIALAL MA. uC AIN:? STREET Edi S filled, a said. If you ASSAYED BY JAS.J. OTT KNIT GAUCHOS no entries will be accepted simplicity ... 3 . Be. e SPORT SHIRTS tax rate increase, since . fteravailable facilities are ; UE: 17 . «Rough Rider + Pendleton ponies and all Senior Live can million, it was revealed crease in exnendit talking by Hearst, Curry sold his an= interest Monday by Auditor John TT. <n ar a. as »+ «Ben Hogan Serene weet tive exhibitors in horses& Chaean Henry Loehr and 17 le SLACKS g ye ors. O00 Prospec peneto the exhibit use 1962-63 will top $4.2 Trauner agreed that the in Lo c SSS McGREGOR JACKETS oe ting owners Gould and Curry did not : — : : Expenditures May Top 4.2 Millio n possess the secret infor mation gained by BOPR UK CITY --Nevadsg605° oe right @ THE SPORTSMAN aos Hammill, fair manager, Next week-The Story of San Simeon. ral Lo an thousand premium books for : Coyote Diggi ns. Wear y and: saddle sore tured; above and then visit Ott's Rg . e : : crntsto County rer conbinued thelr wey until they found Office with that magic date in Gearc have been sent exhibitotate rs, e accor ding to Malcol m E. the mine and the owners from whence the Hearst's lifeJune 27, 1859 Hearst by N de 8 17 Ha . GRASS VA LLEY---Over a So take a look back at the Castle pic mysterious ore hag come. The unguspeeBI Premium Books t left for the Washtrip to NC-with ore worth $78,0 00... oe. Ina tote bag he had his entire savings,. the Hearst fortu ne was well on its way. $450 ingold dust from Deer Creek and the " . WAY FARES SLIPPERS the fantastic mule in Nevada County. Again the long . test every se values. He immediately saddled two tiring trek to the Washoe and the mules — mules, and took with him one Melvin Atwith empty saddle bags. Soon the mules Exhibitors Get wood, a GVa sSayer, tocontirm Ott's were to be burdened down for the return findings, and in secre 6 " . é ‘ eS ee ys 83. 186 Do en Ad Seuuetis & Steel of 128 MILL STREET Fa} MANY OTHER FINE GIFT ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM We Gladly eee GRASS VALLEY ; ah Ae NI = "194 9194 Gra Ow! ig] 198