September 26, 1962 (10 pages)

they they nark Cut per su lSan arly ice ings ted 1ers vor 1 of was anada the z of 962 1ed n= sag wo ive ich all UO, _ Sonn oe LONE GRAVE---Three little girls look down atthe granite headstone inside the neatly kept white enclosure of a little boys grave. Consider Liquor License NEVADA CITY---The case of a protested liquor license sought by Jacks Deer Creek Inn on Banner Road has been taken under advisement, R, J. Armstrong, referee Pinaglia At Bragg FORT ORD----Army Pvt. Donald B, Pinaglia recently was assigned tothe 82nd Airborn Division at Fort Bragg, N. C., where he will serve as a radio operator, Pinaglia enteredthe Army January and received basic training at Fort Ord, A 1961 graduate of Sactamento High School, the 19-year-old soldier attended » Sacramento City College. Ry Trade At Home ADVERTISING NOVELTIES for the office of administrative procedure, heard the arguments here this month. The hearing was conducted by Henry Long, district Supervisor for the alcohol beverage control of fice in Marysville, Yuba County, Protests were filed by residents of the area, which is chiefly residential, although some supported the applicant. The issuance of the lice€nse previously was denied by the state on the ground of protests by residents, The application will be reviewed at a meeting of the ABC board in San Francisco soon, PRINTED FORMS Call ART PHELPS 273-7510 9-5 273-7593 after 5 Assemble It Yourself. 2 or 3 Bedroom PRE FABRICATED 1008 sq. ft. * * *100 AMP. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM * * *ALL FIXTURES, CUPBOARDS, & DOORS ARE INCLUDED 5500” for less than : STOP IN TO SEE OUR FLOOR PLANS, A to Z SUPPLY 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley 273-6608 Lone Grave Monument To Pioneer By the side of Highway 20 seven miles east of Nevada City isthe well kept grave of a little boy, Folks call it the Lone Grave. Julius Albert Apperson died May 6, 1858, aged two years, two months and twenty five days, He was buried among the tall trees near the old Washington Road, Why was little Julius buried in such a lonely spot? Legendhasit that the Appersons were members of a wagon train bound from the east to the gold fields of California and that the little boy became ill and died en route. It seems strange that the child would be buried in the w oods-so close to a town which had the facilities for a proper burial including a cemetery. It also seems strange that a wagon train leaving the east would be in California in early May. It usually took three to four months to make the trip across the plains. It is not uncommon to find deep snow in the mountain passes as late as June. It is doubtful that any wagon train ever left the east inJanuary which is the time they would have hadto leave inorder to be in Nevada County in early May. The Nevada Democrat (Nevada City, California) for Wednesday May5, 1858, carried the following story: "Sad Accident---A little boy aged about two years, a son. of Mr. Apperson, who resides at the Spring Hill House on Washington road, wasterribly burned last Friday evening. He was playing near the house with some other children, who had built a fire. He had on a pair of loose pantaloons, and in passing round the fire the left leg of the pants took fire, and the children were unable to put i Outs =" The story goes on to say a F. @O 4. ae R ERN MINES P [@) R Bigs. * . SHEAHAN’S FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY 203 West Main St., Grass Valley. Phone 273-2739 Conservation. Dr. John Mamer Joins Conference . Extension Service Staff In Oregon BERKELEY---Representatives ofthe University of California Agricultural Extension Service, federal and state agencies, and other organ-' izations concerned with rural conservation and development will attend a regional "Land and People” conference in Portland, Ore., Oct. 1 and 2. The seven-state conference is designed to stimulate interest in development programs to make best use of natural resources and insure adequate economic opportunity for people in rural areas and communities. The meeting grew out of a national "Land and People" conference in Washington, D.C., last January. About 1000 university staff members, farmers, businessmen, and civic and government leaders will take part in the Portland conference. It will inc lude representatives from Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, Utah, Nevada and Idaho, Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman will be chairman and keynote speaker at the two-day meeting in Portland's Municipal Auditorium. Wildlife Grants Available SACRAMENTO---The National Wildlife Federation will provide several thousand dollars in grants to natural resources conservation students again this year, the California Department of Fish and Ga me announced . this week, Offered are undergraduate scholarships of upto $500 and graduate fellowships of up to $1,000 to college students majoring in such subjects as natural resource management; conservation education, journalism, radio, television, and landowner sportsmen relations, Information and application forms are available from the sponsor, the National Wildelife Federation, 1412 16thSt., N.W., Washington 6, D.C, Deadline for completed applications is Dec. 1. that the boy's mother tried ‘oe smother the fire with her clothing but was unsuccessful. He suffered severe burns to the left side of his body but the story continues "--hopes are now entertained for his recovery,” Nostory appears in subsequent issues either announcing his recovery or his death, (Drive east from Nevada City seven miles on State Sign Route 20, the Lone Grave is onthe right hand side of the road,) ies BERKELEY-~--Studies of two key problems in California agriculture, the new laborsaving technologies and ‘urban growth in agricultural areas, have been reinforced this fall by addition of a new Governor Urges Preference Of State Wood Products SACRAMENTO----Governor Edmund G, Brown today requested all state agencies to give preference to native wood products, when feasible in making agency purchases, He noted that in 1961 legislature recognized the importance of the wood industry by adopting a resolution promoting the use of wood in state construction, Daucus Large, lacey flower a central flower either pink or purple. ildflower Wild Carrot or Queen Ann's Lace : Carrot family LOTS OF NEW FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE . . Small amounts down.No carrying charges 3 economist to the University of California Agricultural Extension Service staff. Dr. John W. Mamer, who received his doctorate in agricultural economics in 1958 on the University's Berkeley campus, has returned as an extension economist after four years at the University. of Connecticut. He has been an assistant professor of agricultural economics on the Storrs, Conn., campus. Extension Director George B. Alcorn said Mamer will work with other agricultural economists in the extension service ghd Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics on the rural-urban problem and the economics of labor-saving technologies in agriculture. He will work closely with members of the agricultural engineering staff. Vacation's Fine On 49 Places To Stay &. Play Along Highway 49 AUBURN Auburn Hotel AIR CONDITIONED COFFEE SHOP ZANZIBAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE GRASS Lindley's Red Wagon {* Homecooked Dinners Homemade Bread ‘Open Wed. Thru Sat. 5 pm 10 pm’Sun. by Lillian Mott COMBIE RD BPeAR RIVER AUBURN lpm -10p Carota GRASS VALLEY V's Trailer Park Overnights Welcome Adults 3 Mi. So. Of Grass Valley .bow ling Jolly Roger Lanes luncheons Brunswick & Lake Olympia Roads: Grass Valley, California NEVADA CITY RANCHO MOTEL AAA Approved : SMITTY & SMOKEY’S HUT INDIAN FLAT HIGHWAY 49 -NORTH OF NEVADA CIE Y. EDDIE'S BANK CLUB tt~«=*Y Cocktails 6am 2am Off Sale heads are noted for Leaves and stems when crushed, have the strong odor of freshcarrot. Found blooming from May toSeptember along roadsides and NORTH SAN JUAN in open fields on scraggly bushes sometimes three feet high. When it goes to seed, the flower umbels draw up, forming Babe's Place & Market Groceries + On & Off SalePitcher Beer On Tap Fresh Meat what resembles abird's nest, thus causing 2p = CA) WArtrlscot dial 273-3110 ‘214 E. MAIN STREET © GRASS VALLEY 2-SPEED, 6-CYCLE : AUTOMATIC DRYER looks like ONE. dries like TWO! $ 30 A WEEK Now! Here’s a brand new dryer that gives you the advantages of a regular dryer, plus the extra convenience of super-fast drying. You get NORMAL or SUPER SPEED drying . . . just dial it! Six cycle settings and 3 heat selections. Dries any washable fabric. eva PRE RAINY DAYS SPECIAL BUY BOTH FOR AS LITTLE AS $4 00 é FA a a 3-CYCLE, 3-TEMP AUTOMATIC WASHER normal, gentle and wash 'n wear cycles! $ 300 A WEEK Whatever the fabric, there’s an automatic cycle. just dial it! Exclusive Surgilator® agitator creates a “million” water currents . . . washes.like no other can. Magic-Mix* dispenser filter blends in detergent, filters out lint. Suds-Miser® optional. Plenty Of Off Street FREE PARKING A WEEK the plant to be referred to as Bird's Nests by some. fishing caine S & C Market GROCERIES = BEER WINE ‘hardware DOWNIEVILLE JAMES GROCERY G & L MEAT MARKETFresh Produce, Frozen Foods,. Free Delivery “Butler 9-3265 Butler 9-3596 RIVERSIDE MOTEL Sleep By The River. Modern Housekeeping Units {THE FORKS Restaurant Cocktail Lounge DELICIOUS STEAKS FROM OUR BROILER. VIEW THE BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER WHILE DINING, '9:00am 10:00 pm Bar Open Till 2:00 am DEAL G DELIVERED IN STER MODERN COOLER? TO is FOUNTAIN THE QUARTZ CAFE ‘ Bob & Helen Hastetler 6:30 am 9:30 pm R A JENSEN'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE fHunting~Fishing<Drug Sundries~Clothing WATER 5 GAL. BOTTLES SIERRA CITY Pense Motel ——— SS Modern Kitchens BEAUFY SALON SIERRA BUTTES INN “For the pleasure of the hunter and the fisherman, " oUtler 9-3417 Yuba River Inn Meals Cabins 4/2 Mi. E, of Sierra City COMPLETE RESORT

they they nark Cut per su lSan arly ice ings ted 1ers vor 1 of was anada the z of 962 1ed n= sag wo ive ich all UO, _ Sonn oe LONE GRAVE---Three little girls look down atthe granite headstone inside the neatly kept white enclosure of a little boys grave. Consider Liquor License NEVADA CITY---The case of a protested liquor license sought by Jacks Deer Creek Inn on Banner Road has been taken under advisement, R, J. Armstrong, referee Pinaglia At Bragg FORT ORD----Army Pvt. Donald B, Pinaglia recently was assigned tothe 82nd Airborn Division at Fort Bragg, N. C., where he will serve as a radio operator, Pinaglia enteredthe Army January and received basic training at Fort Ord, A 1961 graduate of Sactamento High School, the 19-year-old soldier attended » Sacramento City College. Ry Trade At Home ADVERTISING NOVELTIES for the office of administrative procedure, heard the arguments here this month. The hearing was conducted by Henry Long, district Supervisor for the alcohol beverage control of fice in Marysville, Yuba County, Protests were filed by residents of the area, which is chiefly residential, although some supported the applicant. The issuance of the lice€nse previously was denied by the state on the ground of protests by residents, The application will be reviewed at a meeting of the ABC board in San Francisco soon, PRINTED FORMS Call ART PHELPS 273-7510 9-5 273-7593 after 5 Assemble It Yourself.. 2 or 3 Bedroom PRE FABRICATED 1008 sq. ft. * * *100 AMP. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM * * *ALL FIXTURES, CUPBOARDS, & DOORS ARE INCLUDED 5500” for less than : STOP IN TO SEE OUR FLOOR PLANS, A to Z SUPPLY 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley 273-6608 Lone Grave Monument To Pioneer By the side of Highway 20 seven miles east of Nevada City isthe well kept grave of a little boy, Folks call it the Lone Grave. Julius Albert Apperson died May 6, 1858, aged two years, two months and twenty five days, He was buried among the tall trees near the old Washington Road, Why was little Julius buried in such a lonely spot? Legendhasit that the Appersons were members of a wagon train bound from the east to the gold fields of California and that the little boy became ill and died en route. It seems strange that the child would be buried in the w oods-so close to a town which had the facilities for a proper burial including a cemetery. It also seems strange that a wagon train leaving the east would be in California in early May. It usually took three to four months to make the trip across the plains. It is not uncommon to find deep snow in the mountain passes as late as June. It is doubtful that any wagon train ever left the east inJanuary which is the time they would have hadto leave inorder to be in Nevada County in early May. The Nevada Democrat (Nevada City, California) for Wednesday May5, 1858, carried the following story: "Sad Accident---A little boy aged about two years, a son. of Mr. Apperson, who resides at the Spring Hill House on Washington road, wasterribly burned last Friday evening. He was playing near the house with some other children, who had built a fire. He had on a pair of loose pantaloons, and in passing round the fire the left leg of the pants took fire, and the children were unable to put i Outs =" The story goes on to say a F. @O 4. ae R ERN MINES P [@) R Bigs. * . SHEAHAN’S FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY 203 West Main St., Grass Valley.. Phone 273-2739 Conservation. Dr. John Mamer Joins Conference . Extension Service Staff In Oregon BERKELEY---Representatives ofthe University of California Agricultural Extension Service, federal and state agencies, and other organ-' izations concerned with rural conservation and development will attend a regional "Land and People” conference in Portland, Ore., Oct. 1 and 2. The seven-state conference is designed to stimulate interest in development programs to make best use of natural resources and insure adequate economic opportunity for people in rural areas and communities. The meeting grew out of a national "Land and People" conference in Washington, D.C., last January. About 1000 university staff members, farmers, businessmen, and civic and government leaders will take part in the Portland conference. It will inc lude representatives from Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, Utah, Nevada and Idaho, Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman will be chairman and keynote speaker at the two-day meeting in Portland's Municipal Auditorium. Wildlife Grants Available SACRAMENTO---The National Wildlife Federation will provide several thousand dollars in grants to natural resources conservation students again this year, the California Department of

Fish and Ga me announced . this week, Offered are undergraduate scholarships of upto $500 and graduate fellowships of up to $1,000 to college students majoring in such subjects as natural resource management; conservation education, journalism, radio, television, and landowner sportsmen relations, Information and application forms are available from the sponsor, the National Wildelife Federation, 1412 16thSt., N.W., Washington 6, D.C, Deadline for completed applications is Dec. 1. that the boy's mother tried ‘oe smother the fire with her clothing but was unsuccessful. He suffered severe burns to the left side of his body but the story continues "--hopes are now entertained for his recovery,” Nostory appears in subsequent issues either announcing his recovery or his death, (Drive east from Nevada City seven miles on State Sign Route 20, the Lone Grave is onthe right hand side of the road,) ies BERKELEY-~--Studies of two key problems in California agriculture, the new laborsaving technologies and ‘urban growth in agricultural areas, have been reinforced this fall by addition of a new Governor Urges Preference Of State Wood Products SACRAMENTO----Governor Edmund G, Brown today requested all state agencies to give preference to native wood products, when feasible in making agency purchases, He noted that in 1961 legislature recognized the importance of the wood industry by adopting a resolution promoting the use of wood in state construction, Daucus Large, lacey flower a central flower either pink or purple. ildflower Wild Carrot or Queen Ann's Lace : Carrot family LOTS OF NEW FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE . . Small amounts down..No carrying charges 3 economist to the University of California Agricultural Extension Service staff. Dr. John W. Mamer, who received his doctorate in agricultural economics in 1958 on the University's Berkeley campus, has returned as an extension economist after four years at the University. of Connecticut. He has been an assistant professor of agricultural economics on the Storrs, Conn., campus. Extension Director George B. Alcorn said Mamer will work with other agricultural economists in the extension service ghd Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics on the rural-urban problem and the economics of labor-saving technologies in agriculture. He will work closely with members of the agricultural engineering staff. Vacation's Fine On 49 Places To Stay &. Play Along Highway 49 AUBURN Auburn Hotel AIR CONDITIONED COFFEE SHOP ZANZIBAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE GRASS Lindley's Red Wagon {* Homecooked Dinners Homemade Bread ‘Open Wed. Thru Sat. 5 pm 10 pm’Sun. by Lillian Mott COMBIE RD BPeAR RIVER AUBURN lpm -10p Carota GRASS VALLEY V's Trailer Park Overnights Welcome Adults 3 Mi. So. Of Grass Valley .bow ling Jolly Roger Lanes luncheons Brunswick & Lake Olympia Roads: Grass Valley, California NEVADA CITY RANCHO MOTEL AAA Approved : SMITTY & SMOKEY’S HUT INDIAN FLAT HIGHWAY 49 -NORTH OF NEVADA CIE Y. EDDIE'S BANK CLUB tt~«=*Y Cocktails 6am 2am Off Sale heads are noted for Leaves and stems when crushed, have the strong odor of freshcarrot. Found blooming from May toSeptember along roadsides and NORTH SAN JUAN in open fields on scraggly bushes sometimes three feet high. When it goes to seed, the flower umbels draw up, forming Babe's Place & Market Groceries + On & Off SalePitcher Beer On Tap Fresh Meat what resembles abird's nest, thus causing 2p = CA) WArtrlscot dial 273-3110 ‘214 E. MAIN STREET © GRASS VALLEY 2-SPEED, 6-CYCLE : AUTOMATIC DRYER looks like ONE.. dries like TWO! $ 30 A WEEK Now! Here’s a brand new dryer that gives you the advantages of a regular dryer, plus the extra convenience of super-fast drying. You get NORMAL or SUPER SPEED drying . . . just dial it! Six cycle settings and 3 heat selections. Dries any washable fabric. eva PRE RAINY DAYS SPECIAL BUY BOTH FOR AS LITTLE AS $4 00 é FA a a 3-CYCLE, 3-TEMP AUTOMATIC WASHER normal, gentle and wash 'n wear cycles! $ 300 A WEEK Whatever the fabric, there’s an automatic cycle.. just dial it! Exclusive Surgilator® agitator creates a “million” water currents . . . washes.like no other can. Magic-Mix* dispenser filter blends in detergent, filters out lint. Suds-Miser® optional. Plenty Of Off Street FREE PARKING A WEEK the plant to be referred to as Bird's Nests by some. fishing caine S & C Market GROCERIES = BEER WINE ‘hardware DOWNIEVILLE JAMES GROCERY G & L MEAT MARKETFresh Produce, Frozen Foods,. Free Delivery “Butler 9-3265 Butler 9-3596 RIVERSIDE MOTEL Sleep By The River. Modern Housekeeping Units {THE FORKS Restaurant Cocktail Lounge DELICIOUS STEAKS FROM OUR BROILER. VIEW THE BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER WHILE DINING, '9:00am 10:00 pm Bar Open Till 2:00 am DEAL G DELIVERED IN STER MODERN COOLER? TO is FOUNTAIN THE QUARTZ CAFE ‘ Bob & Helen Hastetler 6:30 am 9:30 pm R A JENSEN'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE fHunting~Fishing<Drug Sundries~Clothing WATER 5 GAL. BOTTLES SIERRA CITY Pense Motel ——— SS Modern Kitchens BEAUFY SALON SIERRA BUTTES INN “For the pleasure of the hunter and the fisherman, " oUtler 9-3417 Yuba River Inn Meals Cabins 4/2 Mi. E, of Sierra City COMPLETE RESORT