September 5, 1973 (12 pages)

2 Tne Nevada County Nugget ' [Notes Off State capital names 4 Eight states in the U.S. have names beginning with the ietter “‘M’’. What are they? 3. The names of ten states each have two words. Name har -iCiii. So make a note of your answers for comparison with the ones we'll print in this column next week. Would you say that again, Diease? 4 A punchy bit of publicity recently appeared in the Los Angeies Times atid it makes one wonder just where TV thinks it is going and how fast it is traveling. We refer to the following blurb ‘“*Laraine returns to Tal where sne was under contact for many years, to guest Star in the Medical Center segment ‘Broken image’. In this series Miss Day, who played Dr. Kildare’s love interest in MGM features, portrays a~ surgeon whose husband is testing his virility.’ ”’ What does one do with the kiddies under 17 on nights like that . . .lock them up in the basement? From our mail box: Replying to a recent question asked by Miss H. C. T. of San Francisco . the San Francisco Journal of Commerce for October of 1873 would be your best reference. As an example we quote the following from its most inNEVADA COUNTY NUGGET . 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 Telephone 203-2559 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circuletion by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960. i Decree No. 12,406. Subscription Rates: One Year . . $3.00 Two Yeors . $5.00 _ Member of CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERThe Cuff . \Nmith Mi j of the richest mines in the i entire of California of record. has a fine public library -with more than 1,500 volumes on its well kept Shelves; a literary society meets there ee Monday evening, particularly during Winter months; it is connected with the Central Pacific Railroad by a line of handsome Corcord coaches at Colfax, run twice daily by Wellington and Gilbert, who have in their employ some of the most skilifui drivers in the profession today. Passenger comfort and convenience are the -leading rules of this concern. The Washington High School is a fine, two-story building measuring 69 x 100 feet, and was erected at a cost of $30,000, being one of the finest academic in“stitutions in the State. The Court House is a splendid two-story structure that cost $75,000 and is a credit to the City. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Meet in a hail that cost $20,000 to construct of. bricks. Other Outstanding civic buildings include a Masonic Hall and an elegant Theatre, both of brick and ultra modern in their design. Nevada City holds much promise for the future and is a Municipality to be watched and Studied.’ ”’ Mitchell promoted Jere L. Mitchell,, Lands Forester on the Truckee District, is being promoted to District Ranger of the Big Bear Lake, Supervisor Robert B. Allison announced today. Mitchell’s new assignment is located on the San Bernardino National Forest in Southern California. Mr. Mitchell will be responsible for administering all phases of land management occurring on National Forest land in the Big Bear Lake Area. His new assignment will commence on September 16, 1973. Mitchell has worked for the Forest Service since 1959. During this period he has held assignments on five National Forests within California involving activities in Timber Management, Recreation and Range Management. His Forest ‘Service career was interrupted in 1962 for two y en he took an assignment with the ‘Peace Corps in Equador. Mr. Mitchell, his wife and three children will be moving shortly to their new location at -Big Bear Lake. Wed. Sept. 5.1973 Big day tor Morna Prince MORNA PRINCE really had an exciting i6th birthday. She made her firs: solo flight and got her driver's license on *he same day. Merna was 16 on Wednesday; she is a junior at Nevada Union High School and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prince of Grass Valiey. Builders exchange Vite CHANGING OF THE GUARD of the Nevada County Builders Exchange became official Monday evening at Dilley's with Cecil Davidson (center) replacing the retiring Chet Mell (left) as executive manager. President Dennis Hill (right) presided at the dinnermeeting. Mell has been representing the local con-— -. struction contractors’ organization for the past six years and will leave soon for a tour of the Orient. The group was organized 15 years ago to assist those involved in construction and serves as a liaison between the builder and the local reliable contractor as opposed to the incompetent or “fly-by-night” Operot-r.

2 Tne Nevada County Nugget ' [Notes Off State capital names 4 Eight states in the U.S. have names beginning with the ietter “‘M’’. What are they? 3. The names of ten states each have two words. Name har -iCiii. So make a note of your answers for comparison with the ones we'll print in this column next week. Would you say that again, Diease? 4 A punchy bit of publicity recently appeared in the Los Angeies Times atid it makes one wonder just where TV thinks it is going and how fast it is traveling. We refer to the following blurb ‘“*Laraine returns to Tal where sne was under contact for many years, to guest Star in the Medical Center segment ‘Broken image’. In this series Miss Day, who played Dr. Kildare’s love interest in MGM features, portrays a~ surgeon whose husband is testing his virility.’ ”’ What does one do with the kiddies under 17 on nights like that . . .lock them up in the basement? From our mail box: Replying to a recent question asked by Miss H. C. T. of San Francisco .. the San Francisco Journal of Commerce for October of 1873 would be your best reference. As an example we quote the following from its most inNEVADA COUNTY NUGGET . 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 Telephone 203-2559 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circuletion by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960. i Decree No. 12,406. Subscription Rates: One Year . . $3.00 Two Yeors .. $5.00 _ Member of CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERThe Cuff . \Nmith Mi j of the richest mines in the i entire of California of record. has a fine public library -with more than 1,500 volumes on its well kept Shelves; a literary society meets there ee Monday evening, particularly during Winter months; it is connected with the Central Pacific Railroad by a

line of handsome Corcord coaches at Colfax, run twice daily by Wellington and Gilbert, who have in their employ some of the most skilifui drivers in the profession today. Passenger comfort and convenience are the -leading rules of this concern. The Washington High School is a fine, two-story building measuring 69 x 100 feet, and was erected at a cost of $30,000, being one of the finest academic in“stitutions in the State. The Court House is a splendid two-story structure that cost $75,000 and is a credit to the City. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Meet in a hail that cost $20,000 to construct of. bricks. Other Outstanding civic buildings include a Masonic Hall and an elegant Theatre, both of brick and ultra modern in their design. Nevada City holds much promise for the future and is a Municipality to be watched and Studied.’ ”’ Mitchell promoted Jere L. Mitchell,, Lands Forester on the Truckee District, is being promoted to District Ranger of the Big Bear Lake, Supervisor Robert B. Allison announced today. Mitchell’s new assignment is located on the San Bernardino National Forest in Southern California. Mr. Mitchell will be responsible for administering all phases of land management occurring on National Forest land in the Big Bear Lake Area. His new assignment will commence on September 16, 1973. Mitchell has worked for the Forest Service since 1959. During this period he has held assignments on five National Forests within California involving activities in Timber Management, Recreation and Range Management. His Forest ‘Service career was interrupted in 1962 for two y en he took an assignment with the ‘Peace Corps in Equador. Mr. Mitchell, his wife and three children will be moving shortly to their new location at -Big Bear Lake. Wed. Sept. 5.1973 Big day tor Morna Prince MORNA PRINCE really had an exciting i6th birthday. She made her firs: solo flight and got her driver's license on *he same day. Merna was 16 on Wednesday; she is a junior at Nevada Union High School and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prince of Grass Valiey. Builders exchange Vite CHANGING OF THE GUARD of the Nevada County Builders Exchange became official Monday evening at Dilley's with Cecil Davidson (center) replacing the retiring Chet Mell (left) as executive manager. President Dennis Hill (right) presided at the dinnermeeting. Mell has been representing the local con-— -. struction contractors’ organization for the past six years and will leave soon for a tour of the Orient. The group was organized 15 years ago to assist those involved in construction and serves as a liaison between the builder and the local reliable contractor as opposed to the incompetent or “fly-by-night” Operot-r.