October 8, 1959 (6 pages)

ume of water flowing therein We need never apololize for ces Head, Nevada County home give the results of a Study on chocolate cakes made . advisor, at Cornell University. The cakes made from commercial mixes held their own when matched with cakes made from standard recipes. As for such qualities as\color, texture, moisture, and flavor, the panel of judges found little if any difference between what they considered the best “mix” cake and the best “recipe” cake. * What about the keeping qualities? The judges decided that in this regard the recipe cakes rated a little higher. Tests showed that the mix cakes had a slightly stale flavor after six weeks of freezer storage—or 48 hours at room temperature. They dried out rather quickly at room temperature. Such changes did not. show up So much in the recipe cakes test= ed. But we usually bake our cakes to eat—not to keep, And there LEGAL NUGGETS ‘By GERALD WALLACE, J.D. The District Court of Appeal at Sacramento released an opinion on July 29, 1959,'-of—interest to persons owning land ‘bordering on rivers. It held that the phrase “middle of the river’ as used in describing the boundary of Fresno County measns “that point midWay between the permanent banks of the San Joaquin River which confine the waters to its channel throughout the entire width when the stream is carrying its maximum, usual and normal quantity of water” A landowner whose land bord€red on the river on the south sued to establish a common boundary between it and lands of another party whoses land lay immediately opposite and extended along the north bank. The court relied on the case of Mammoth Gol Dredging Co. vs. Forbes, tried in Yuba County and appealed in 1940. The earlier case construed the words “present high water mark On the right bank of the Yuba River,” in a deed to land 15 miles northeast of Marysville purchased for placer mining purposes. It commented: “In the obsence of language to the contrary, the bed of a non-navigable river must be deemed to be bounded by the permanent banks. which confine the waters in their course at their highest level. The banks of a river are the boundaries whichconfine the water to its channel throughout the entire width when the stream is carrying its maximum quantity of water. “That definition is peculiarly applicable to those California rivers which depend upon periodical supply of water from winter rains and melted snow, and which diminish in the summer time to mere rivulets which aimlessly wander about over dry gravel beds.” W. W. Waggoner of Nevada City and Drury Butler of Sacramento were witnesses on whose testimony Judge Warren Steel of the Superior Court and Justice J. A. Plummer of the Appellate Court largely relied Judge Plummer said: “Mr. Waggoner, a reputable civil engineer with 48 years of experience, who for many years served as _ California state debris commis_ sioner, was familiar with the action of the Yuba River during ‘. The department noted that there A check by airplane was made Prior to the hunt and another aerial survey was made during the hunt. cents; by the cents. The clean-up time for ing process, satisfaction from creating her own recipe cakes. But those who are especially interested in time or money costs, or those who are not skilled in cake making and may have difficulty in making a high-quality “scratch” cake may prefer to use mixes. Either way, you cap have highquality chocolate cake, the Cornell researchers say. But never apologize for using mixes. 120 Bucks Taken In Antelope Hunt 4sbout 4U per cent of the nimroads who turned out for the special antelope hunt in Northeastern California this year were successful, the Department of Fish and Game has announced. There were 250 permits available and-171 were sold. Past experience shows that about 90 per cent of that number probably actually participated in the hunt, according to the department. One hundred twenty bucks were shot. Of theses, 21 were recorded’ at the. Macdoel checking Station, 64 at Alturas, and 35 at Susanville. The hunt was “zoned” this year. and although no exact check is available yet on the success in €ach zone,‘it is believed to. have been uniform, with about one-half the quota of each zone reached. were no hunting accidents.or game law violtaions during the hunt, The biggest animal taken weighted 121 pounds field dressed. The average was 85 pounds. There were five specimens that may rate mention in “Records of North American Big Game,” published by the Boone and Crockett Club. Most hunters stopped by the checking stations on their way in to hunt and-were given detailed instructions .by Fish and Game personnel on just where the antelope were to be found. by the department three days Let’s put a‘dollar value’on the homemaker's time. Even using as low a figure as $1 per hour, labor cost for making cake by the con— ventional mixing method was 62 “one-bowl” or ‘dump” method 58 cents. But for the cakes from the mixes only 33 The mix cakes were the quickest to prepare. They were ready for the oven in 19 to 20 minutes. sut it took 38 minutes to prepare the “scratch” cake when the ingredients were “creamed” in the conventional method of mixing. When the “one-bowd” or “dump” method of mixing was used; that is, all dry ingredients combined and then moist ones added, the time was reduced to 35 minutes. the “scratch” cakes was long. Over twice as many utensils were required to make recipe cakes as mix cakes, and naturally much more time involved in the cleanWe'll have to face the facts. The tests may help homemakers to decide on recipe cakes versus mixes. We'll make our decisions from facts, rather from habit or prejudice. Anyone who achieves high quality cakes may prefer ings. the additional ty, cated. The Governor’s office is interin setting up the Olympic which were financed mostly by several million dollars of state money, as a state park which would not be a continued drag on the state budget. ested Games >. iia, Th Freddie Angelini announces that it won’t be long now. m in stomping grounds. Winter Olympic Games. resolve. prior legislative approval. "This, prohibitive. Yet, state the state. facilities, Several groups Cushing have expressed interest State Ponders __ Future Operation Of Squaw Valley State officials are considering an offer from Alex Cushing, the Squaw Valley: boss, to take over operation of the state owned facilities in the valley after the 1960 But they are discovering difficulties which may take.a special session of the Legislature to It was recalled last week that when the state in 1957 agreed.to put up some additional money to develop the valley for the games the state also agreed to give up its rights to condemn addition property in the valley without in the opinion of ‘some state officials, could tend to make the cost of the additional property Park officials havé made clear they believe the best development would be an all inchaSive program which would of necessity include the Cushing holdas of now, the state does not have the customary right of condemnaiton. The stickler in the matter is the fact that operation of the valley’ as a state park to be feasible should include the use of the ski tows. These are either owned or teased by Cushing. ° Earl Hanson, deputy chief of held gt Redding October 1. The Session ‘was sponsored jointly by the California Strawberry Nurserymens Association and the University of California ExtenSion Service. Dr, Brnighurst also reported some new seedlings under obServation are superior in all respeécts to the two most common varieties, the Lassen and Shasta strains. : It was brought out that the total of 6,500 acres of plants this year. will not be adequate to supPly the demand for plants in the state”s booming strawberry growing industry. Service Reports On Asparagus Crop Purchases of C4lifornia asparagus for processing — canning, freezing and dehydration—during the 1959 season totaled 119,844,872 pounds, almost one million pounds:more than was purchased last year, the California Grop week, + division of beaches and parks, said the 1957 Legislature created a special case for Squaw Valley dévelopment by removing the right to tondemn property. The _ state park commission has this right in other areas <« ‘The legislation was introduced by Congressman Harold T. Johnson€ D) of the Second District, who then was serving as a state senator representing Placer Counwhere Squaw Valley is 1loin addition to 80 per cent of the purchases, or 85,905,904 pounds, down 9 per cent from last year. The freezer grades purchased totaled 23,938,968 pounds, up sharply from the 14,032,831. pounds last year, the Service: said, é in operation of the valley, but, in the view of the park officials, the Cushing holdings still would have to’be purchased. This probably would mean a high price since Cushing has said he is not interested in selling. ACREAGE FOR SALE WE HAVE ACREAGE OF ALL SIZES SMALL ACREAGE OUR SPECIALTY WITH TREES AND A VIEW Low As $450.00. PER ACRE IN FIVE ACRE 'ARCELS Phone 1109 that period of time. He corroborated Mr. Butler with respect to vthe bed of the river and the permanent and faise banks thereof together with the effect of the volduring the wet and dry seasons . He testified‘ that the water wed from bank to bank, the entire gravel bed the wet seasons” PAINS OF HEADACHE, NEURALNEURITIS with STANBACK’ and oils e disinfectants ® rust preventives, and over 100 petroleum Products for farm use. -Te P. 0. Box 1007 See us for your farm PETROLEUM NEEDS Standard farm petroleum products—the most complete line in the West—can solve a wide variety of your problems. Besides fuels and lubricants, we stock wood preservative » solvents and paint thinners e roof coatings « floor waxes call ia L. C. “Larry” DAVIS . News comes from Redding, in Shasta Gounty,. that two new varieties of strawberries will. be @vailable for the 1960 season, one Of which will be suited notably for growing by backyard gardeners. This was reported by Dr. Royce Bringhurst of the University of California at the fourth annual Strawberry nurserymen’s institute sold. Reporting Service announced this’ Cannery grades accounted for . which will be conducted tomorir. TOW, Octobehr 9, at the fairThe grading of 76 top qualityj ;. . bulls was started under the Uni. versity of California grading system. As a result, the average Price has been $700 a head during past years. A total of 900 LOGO , : cessfully — ded w ni bulls has been sold in the previculture. ° . Dougias Mand ee ie te it charges the as. SPOts.* ces Bulls have been consigned from behalf of marketed fluid milk on} . Returns from theses plantings. Mode, Lassen, Shasta, Siskiyou, behalf of producer members and!come slowly as most of theses So —— eee uba Counties, and returned to the producers a price . trees cannot be expected to eh, ee aii ait : less than the minimum producer . More than six to eight inches in Price established by the state. height per year, and still make a Four counts listed in the com-. Quality tree. _ Plaint charge the offenses oc-. Thosé folk who want to put curred last December, January,. idle acres to work can obtain February and March. . trees at a very reasonable charge In a fifth cause of action, the . from the State Division of Forestcomplaint charges the association . Ties nurseries in California, Or. sold fluid milk during the four. 4er blanks are available now in month period at prices below the. the farm advisor’s office. The: minimum wholesale and retail. Office is located in the Grass Valprices fixed by the’ state ley Veterans Memorial Building. For each month in which the. The nurseries are sold out by violations are said to have oc-. October 30 in some years. Those curred, the State Department of . interested should act promptly. Agriculture seeks a $500 fine as} More information on the care provided in the State Agriculture] and management of Christmas Code. tree plantations can be obtained The state also seeks an injunc-. from Walter Bemis, service fortion against the association to stop. ¢Ster for the California Division the further buying and selling of . } Of Forestry, or Doug Hamilton, milk at below the state estab-. farm advisor. lished figures. North State Cattle Will Be In Sale The annual California Fall Registered Holstein Sale will be held October 17th at: the ‘Tulare County Fair ground. Wesley Sawyer, state association: president, said 55 head of registered Holsteins would ‘be ir Screen Door Full screen, adjustable, with Pneumatic closer, latch and California had 461 acres plant+ ed to pecans in 1958, Itchy hySkin Pash’ Zemo—liquid or ointment—a .doctor’s antiseptic, prom) Bet Sects Strength Zemo for stub rn cases ‘Zemo ‘Experienced Counsel: IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with , attention to the détails that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest—no matter. how much or how little they spend. Call us day or night. We are always ready to serve. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN (Formerly Holmes Funeral Home) 246 Sacramento Street : ‘Phone 203 Nevada City pushbar. Regular $19.95. SPECIAL $14.95 BUILDERS AND CONSUMERS . LUMBER COMPANY G. V.-N. C. Hwy. at Glenbrook Phones: G. V. 1050, N. C. 1192 North state ecuasignors include C J. Avrit of Chico, Butte County;, Napa State Hospital, Napa, Napa County, and Sleepy Hollow Gertified Milk Company, Petaluma, Sonoma County, SAMPSON’S. Custom Printing Rubber Stamps. Eaton’s) Statio ery Gibson Cds 120 Mill St. Grass Valley _ 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE PO La agi p EAGER BEAVER Invites You Join the Throng of Happy, Satisfied Customers. Look to us for the Best. Ready, Eager and Willing to Make You Happy. o~ For Space in This Directory Phone N. C. 36 . Grass Valley Home. Laundry LAUNDRY AND DRY, CLEANING Pick Up and Delivery SUBSCRIBE FOR The Nugget EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL PLENTY OF PARKING : 240 Hoelder oe Foote Electrical Co. Only $3.00 Per Year Nevada City — Phone 491 . 519 Alta St. Phone GV 122 ing, Welding, Lathe Work. ‘. Alta Hill Garage Alignment, Wheel BalancOsborn Flower Shop Go To ee: ') CO BLages . .We Specialize In Dancing Alta and Ridge Road . Do You Save 8 & H

ume of water flowing therein We need never apololize for ces Head, Nevada County home give the results of a Study on chocolate cakes made . advisor, at Cornell University. The cakes made from commercial mixes held their own when matched with cakes made from standard recipes. As for such qualities as\color, texture, moisture, and flavor, the panel of judges found little if any difference between what they considered the best “mix” cake and the best “recipe” cake. * What about the keeping qualities? The judges decided that in this regard the recipe cakes rated a little higher. Tests showed that the mix cakes had a slightly stale flavor after six weeks of freezer storage—or 48 hours at room temperature. They dried out rather quickly at room temperature. Such changes did not. show up So much in the recipe cakes test= ed. But we usually bake our cakes to eat—not to keep, And there LEGAL NUGGETS ‘By GERALD WALLACE, J.D. The District Court of Appeal at Sacramento released an opinion on July 29, 1959,'-of—interest to persons owning land ‘bordering on rivers. It held that the phrase “middle of the river’ as used in describing the boundary of Fresno County measns “that point midWay between the permanent banks of the San Joaquin River which confine the waters to its channel throughout the entire width when the stream is carrying its maximum, usual and normal quantity of water” A landowner whose land bord€red on the river on the south sued to establish a common boundary between it and lands of another party whoses land lay immediately opposite and extended along the north bank. The court relied on the case of Mammoth Gol Dredging Co. vs. Forbes, tried in Yuba County and appealed in 1940. The earlier case construed the words “present high water mark On the right bank of the Yuba River,” in a deed to land 15 miles northeast of Marysville purchased for placer mining purposes. It commented: “In the obsence of language to the contrary, the bed of a non-navigable river must be deemed to be bounded by the permanent banks. which confine the waters in their course at their highest level. The banks of a river are the boundaries whichconfine the water to its channel throughout the entire width when the stream is carrying its maximum quantity of water. “That definition is peculiarly applicable to those California rivers which depend upon periodical supply of water from winter rains and melted snow, and which diminish in the summer time to mere rivulets which aimlessly wander about over dry gravel beds.” W. W. Waggoner of Nevada City and Drury Butler of Sacramento were witnesses on whose testimony Judge Warren Steel of the Superior Court and Justice J. A. Plummer of the Appellate Court largely relied Judge Plummer said: “Mr. Waggoner, a reputable civil engineer with 48 years of experience, who for many years served as _ California state debris commis_ sioner, was familiar with the action of the Yuba River during ‘. The department noted that there A check by airplane was made Prior to the hunt and another aerial survey was made during the hunt. cents; by the cents. The clean-up time for ing process, satisfaction from creating her own recipe cakes. But those who are especially interested in time or money costs, or those who are not skilled in cake making and may have difficulty in making a high-quality “scratch” cake may prefer to use mixes. Either way, you cap have highquality chocolate cake, the Cornell researchers say. But never apologize for using mixes. 120 Bucks Taken In Antelope Hunt 4sbout 4U per cent of the nimroads who turned out for the special antelope hunt in Northeastern California this year were successful, the Department of Fish and Game has announced. There were 250 permits available and-171 were sold. Past experience shows that about 90 per cent of that number probably actually participated in the hunt, according to the department. One hundred twenty bucks were shot. Of theses, 21 were recorded’ at the. Macdoel checking Station, 64 at Alturas, and 35 at Susanville. The hunt was “zoned” this year. and although no exact check is available yet on the success in €ach zone,‘it is believed to. have been uniform, with about one-half the quota of each zone reached. were no hunting accidents.or game law violtaions during the hunt, The biggest animal taken weighted 121 pounds field dressed. The average was 85 pounds. There were five specimens that may rate mention in “Records of North American Big Game,” published by the Boone and Crockett Club. Most hunters stopped by the checking stations on their way in to hunt and-were given detailed instructions .by Fish and Game personnel on just where the antelope were to be found. by the department three days Let’s put a‘dollar value’on the homemaker's time. Even using as low a figure as $1 per hour, labor cost for making cake by the con— ventional mixing method was 62 “one-bowl” or ‘dump” method 58 cents. But for the cakes from the mixes only 33 The mix cakes were the quickest to prepare. They were ready for the oven in 19 to 20 minutes. sut it took 38 minutes to prepare the “scratch” cake when the ingredients were “creamed” in the conventional method of mixing. When the “one-bowd” or “dump” method of mixing was used; that is, all dry ingredients combined and then moist ones added, the time was reduced to 35 minutes. the “scratch” cakes was long. Over twice as many utensils were required to make recipe cakes as mix cakes, and naturally much more time involved in the cleanWe'll have to face the facts. The tests may help homemakers to decide on recipe cakes versus mixes. We'll make our decisions from facts, rather from habit or prejudice. Anyone who achieves high quality cakes may prefer ings. the additional ty, cated. The Governor’s office is interin setting up the Olympic which were financed mostly by several million dollars of state money, as a state park which would not be a continued drag on the state budget. ested Games >. iia, Th Freddie Angelini announces that it won’t be long now. m in stomping grounds. Winter Olympic Games. resolve. prior legislative approval. "This, prohibitive. Yet, state the state. facilities, Several groups Cushing have expressed interest State Ponders __ Future Operation Of Squaw Valley State officials are considering an offer from Alex Cushing, the Squaw Valley: boss, to take over operation of the state owned facilities in the valley after the 1960 But they are discovering difficulties which may take.a special session of the Legislature to It was recalled last week that when the state in 1957 agreed.to put up some additional money to develop the valley for the games the state also agreed to give up its rights to condemn addition property in the valley without in the opinion of ‘some state officials, could tend to make

the cost of the additional property Park officials havé made clear they believe the best development would be an all inchaSive program which would of necessity include the Cushing holdas of now, the state does not have the customary right of condemnaiton. The stickler in the matter is the fact that operation of the valley’ as a state park to be feasible should include the use of the ski tows. These are either owned or teased by Cushing. ° Earl Hanson, deputy chief of held gt Redding October 1. The Session ‘was sponsored jointly by the California Strawberry Nurserymens Association and the University of California ExtenSion Service. Dr, Brnighurst also reported some new seedlings under obServation are superior in all respeécts to the two most common varieties, the Lassen and Shasta strains. : It was brought out that the total of 6,500 acres of plants this year. will not be adequate to supPly the demand for plants in the state”s booming strawberry growing industry. Service Reports On Asparagus Crop Purchases of C4lifornia asparagus for processing — canning, freezing and dehydration—during the 1959 season totaled 119,844,872 pounds, almost one million pounds:more than was purchased last year, the California Grop week, + division of beaches and parks, said the 1957 Legislature created a special case for Squaw Valley dévelopment by removing the right to tondemn property. The _ state park commission has this right in other areas <« ‘The legislation was introduced by Congressman Harold T. Johnson€ D) of the Second District, who then was serving as a state senator representing Placer Counwhere Squaw Valley is 1loin addition to 80 per cent of the purchases, or 85,905,904 pounds, down 9 per cent from last year. The freezer grades purchased totaled 23,938,968 pounds, up sharply from the 14,032,831. pounds last year, the Service: said, é in operation of the valley, but, in the view of the park officials, the Cushing holdings still would have to’be purchased. This probably would mean a high price since Cushing has said he is not interested in selling. ACREAGE FOR SALE WE HAVE ACREAGE OF ALL SIZES SMALL ACREAGE OUR SPECIALTY WITH TREES AND A VIEW Low As $450.00. PER ACRE IN FIVE ACRE 'ARCELS Phone 1109 that period of time. He corroborated Mr. Butler with respect to vthe bed of the river and the permanent and faise banks thereof together with the effect of the volduring the wet and dry seasons . He testified‘ that the water wed from bank to bank, the entire gravel bed the wet seasons” PAINS OF HEADACHE, NEURALNEURITIS with STANBACK’ and oils e disinfectants ® rust preventives, and over 100 petroleum Products for farm use. -Te P. 0. Box 1007 See us for your farm PETROLEUM NEEDS Standard farm petroleum products—the most complete line in the West—can solve a wide variety of your problems. Besides fuels and lubricants, we stock wood preservative » solvents and paint thinners e roof coatings « floor waxes call ia L. C. “Larry” DAVIS . News comes from Redding, in Shasta Gounty,. that two new varieties of strawberries will. be @vailable for the 1960 season, one Of which will be suited notably for growing by backyard gardeners. This was reported by Dr. Royce Bringhurst of the University of California at the fourth annual Strawberry nurserymen’s institute sold. Reporting Service announced this’ Cannery grades accounted for . which will be conducted tomorir. TOW, Octobehr 9, at the fairThe grading of 76 top qualityj ;. . bulls was started under the Uni. versity of California grading system. As a result, the average Price has been $700 a head during past years. A total of 900 LOGO , : cessfully — ded w ni bulls has been sold in the previculture. ° . Dougias Mand ee ie te it charges the as. SPOts.* ces Bulls have been consigned from behalf of marketed fluid milk on} . Returns from theses plantings. Mode, Lassen, Shasta, Siskiyou, behalf of producer members and!come slowly as most of theses So —— eee uba Counties, and returned to the producers a price . trees cannot be expected to eh, ee aii ait : less than the minimum producer . More than six to eight inches in Price established by the state. height per year, and still make a Four counts listed in the com-. Quality tree. _ Plaint charge the offenses oc-. Thosé folk who want to put curred last December, January,. idle acres to work can obtain February and March. . trees at a very reasonable charge In a fifth cause of action, the . from the State Division of Forestcomplaint charges the association . Ties nurseries in California, Or. sold fluid milk during the four. 4er blanks are available now in month period at prices below the. the farm advisor’s office. The: minimum wholesale and retail. Office is located in the Grass Valprices fixed by the’ state ley Veterans Memorial Building. For each month in which the. The nurseries are sold out by violations are said to have oc-. October 30 in some years. Those curred, the State Department of . interested should act promptly. Agriculture seeks a $500 fine as} More information on the care provided in the State Agriculture] and management of Christmas Code. tree plantations can be obtained The state also seeks an injunc-. from Walter Bemis, service fortion against the association to stop. ¢Ster for the California Division the further buying and selling of . } Of Forestry, or Doug Hamilton, milk at below the state estab-. farm advisor. lished figures. North State Cattle Will Be In Sale The annual California Fall Registered Holstein Sale will be held October 17th at: the ‘Tulare County Fair ground. Wesley Sawyer, state association: president, said 55 head of registered Holsteins would ‘be ir Screen Door Full screen, adjustable, with Pneumatic closer, latch and California had 461 acres plant+ ed to pecans in 1958, Itchy hySkin Pash’ Zemo—liquid or ointment—a .doctor’s antiseptic, prom) Bet Sects Strength Zemo for stub rn cases ‘Zemo ‘Experienced Counsel: IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with , attention to the détails that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest—no matter. how much or how little they spend. Call us day or night. We are always ready to serve. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN (Formerly Holmes Funeral Home) 246 Sacramento Street : ‘Phone 203 Nevada City pushbar. Regular $19.95. SPECIAL $14.95 BUILDERS AND CONSUMERS . LUMBER COMPANY G. V.-N. C. Hwy. at Glenbrook Phones: G. V. 1050, N. C. 1192 North state ecuasignors include C J. Avrit of Chico, Butte County;, Napa State Hospital, Napa, Napa County, and Sleepy Hollow Gertified Milk Company, Petaluma, Sonoma County, SAMPSON’S. Custom Printing Rubber Stamps. Eaton’s) Statio ery Gibson Cds 120 Mill St. Grass Valley _ 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE PO La agi p EAGER BEAVER Invites You Join the Throng of Happy, Satisfied Customers. Look to us for the Best. Ready, Eager and Willing to Make You Happy. o~ For Space in This Directory Phone N. C. 36 . Grass Valley Home. Laundry LAUNDRY AND DRY, CLEANING Pick Up and Delivery SUBSCRIBE FOR The Nugget EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL PLENTY OF PARKING : 240 Hoelder oe Foote Electrical Co. Only $3.00 Per Year Nevada City — Phone 491 . 519 Alta St. Phone GV 122 ing, Welding, Lathe Work. ‘. Alta Hill Garage Alignment, Wheel BalancOsborn Flower Shop Go To ee: ') CO BLages . .We Specialize In Dancing Alta and Ridge Road . Do You Save 8 & H