April 28, 1939 (6 pages)

a * Nevada City Nugget 2a al News , a8 defined by statute. Printed and Published eee rl satel Ba a Nevada City. 3 E.M.LEETE Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at) so Nevada City.California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at EP 1879. Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, —_—S o a §! SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance)..: PUT SOME WHEELS ee eee NGET IT OFF THE. ROAD! x th P as for the sincere Californian whose taxes pay relief costs. relief through no fault of their own. them. On the other hand, there is no. doubt that _ politics, bill would curb irregularity and protect the relief recipient ion for wasteful spending. _A revealing summary .of the situation is that William A. Pixley, who, as secretary of the Property Owners’ Association of California, is chief spokesman of the ‘“‘peoples’ lobby”’ for tax retrenchment. ‘“Tax-harassed as they are,” says Mr. Pixley, “the farm and city home owners have willingly tightened their belts and ‘done without’ for the real relief of the needy. But the time has come for putting a ceiling on relief tax levies, as on all tax levies, for the reason that the ability of the taxpayer to pay has also reached the ceiling. Furthermore, when a taxpayer goes bankrupt, one more family may be added to the relief rolls, with one more trickle of re~ lief source‘dried up.” eo There is hard-headed soundness in the theory voiced by Mr. Pixley and manifested by the Assembly's action. It will be well if the Senate concurs in ‘that intelligent plan for placing a ceiling on soaring relief costs—and perhaps goes the posed tax boosts.—Contributed. —— California Attacked! SAT _ Statewide opposition to Assemblyman, Atkinson’s oil control measue developed with labor unions, newspaper pubwhich, they say, will reduce the number of jobs in the industry and boost retail prices on petroleum products. The bill would create a commission to govern practitally all phases of the state’s great basic industry. In response to the demands of oil field workers the California State Federation of Labor has gone on record against the bill. From San Francisco, Edward D. Vandeleur,, secretary, announced, “we are vigorously opposed to the measure and will use every effort to prevent its passage.”’ L. A. Colported by the industry and is working efficiently enough to make this new commission and its regulatory powers absolutely unnecessary and dangerous to the future of our eco‘momic system.’ The Long Beach Jr. Chamber of Commerce. with many: of its members in the oil business, was the first -of the civic organizations to take a stand against the bill: During Sacramento hearings on a proposed oil control Measure, sponsored by the CIO and headlined by the Peoples ‘World, communist newspaper, representatives from Wash_ ington testified on the desirability of the bill. Though oil pro_. + ducers pointed out that the nation’s oil supply is , practically _ limitless, Navy and Interior Department officials remained ’ adamant in their demands.—Contributed. cai ‘PATROL DAY LOOMING _——ASBIG DAY AT FAIR ' ‘Thousands of boys. and girls from all parts of California and from the neighboring states will take part in @ great mass demonstration of the ety Patrol movement on 19, at the Exposition. been designated School Day at Treasure Island t between Exposition the California State Authe island and special entertainment for, the Patrol will be presented. Perey E. Towne, chairman of the public safety committee of the Automobile Asgociation in a statement foday commenting upon significance of Patrol Day at th Pair, said: “More important than sheer numbers will be portrayal of the success of an idea. For that success it is only fitting that a grateful public should make School Safety Patra] Day at the exposition an oceasion for expressing apprepriation richly merited by the work of the patrol. Nor should it be forgotten that appreciation also 4s due’ to school @id police authorities and civic organizations who have ‘guided and assisted the patrol to its present strength and effectiveness.” H. F. Sofge, Robert and William Tamblyn motored tothe Marysville eturned with a nice cateh of cat Perhaps no single legislative act of the 1939 session of California’s lawmakers has been accorded more universal approval among the taxpaying citizenr who foot State bills, than _ the Assembly’s overwhelming stand for taking the relief al*. Jotment out of the general budget and placing it in a separate bill. And that step took courage; for the entire relief problem is fraught with emotionalism, misunderstanding, and bellig~ erency. But in this case, it seems plain, the. Assembly has acted for the welfare of the sincere Californian on relief as well Unquestionably, thousands of this state’s citizens are on There are no jobs for nepotism, and racketeering in the collection of dues from relief checks by radical labor czars, have crept in. The Assembly from exploitation while protecting the taxpayer from extortlower house one better by placing ‘a general ceiling on all prolishers and oil producers joining in the fight to defeat the bill lins, Long Beach publisher, says ‘‘curtailment is already sup-. } lowest cost shipping rates possible; elimination of nepotism and radical ete. district early ‘Tuesday morning and. Bist ee : vada City yesterday and Stated two ah eng men working on his mining property the Union for Sacramento interZ Z ZF ey} Ze 2 NNN BUDGET BATTLE STILL ENGACES By CLEM WHITAKER Full of fight and oratory—and the 1939 State Legislature’ seems triple threat of torrid temperatures, day and night sessions and paylesspaydays. (Making haste slowly, due to~prolonged debate over such major issues as relief and the gigantic state budget, the lawmakers are far behind in consideration of the recordbreaking calendar of more than 4,000 bills which must be disposed of before adjournment. Thus far, only a handful of ills tle of the budget, which has taken more time than all other issues combined, is still far from ended. But the economy ‘bloc, making a. dast; ditch stand against continued expansion in government, feels that the time thas been well‘spent, for it is within ‘striking distance of a balanced budget, balanced without levying a dollar in new taxes! Faced ‘with some of the most critical legislative problems in ‘recent years, the lawmakers, according to present indications, will still be in ments have ceased, with the most optimistic forecasts setting June 15 as the probable date of adjournment. Many seasoned observers, in ‘fact, expect the boys will still be at their desks on July 1—hungry, tired, but still determined. It’s that kind of a session. ‘ Although long in duration, the 1939 legislative meeting promises to go down in the record book as one of the most constructive sessions in the state’s ‘history. © * : Negative accomplishments, judged from the present temper of the leg‘tax proposals totaling more than $60,000,000, including the proposed gas tax boost; income tax increase; severance tax on oil, lumber and. gold; cigarette taxes, additional bank and corporation taxes. Also defeat of production for use;. new pension proposals; compulsory health insurance; the newly revived . Garrison Revenue Bond Act; Dills‘to turn the Central Valley Project into a power program; measures to “abolish the present farm bloc plan of legislative representation, et cetera, Positive accomplishments, as nearly as can be gauged at this writing, will include: A cut of many millions in the budgeted operating costs of state government; simplification of election procédpre, ‘due to enactment election of most state officers and elimination of cross-filing; adoption of Senate Bill 1115, giving farmers and other shippers the benefit of the influence in relief administration; apparently in no rush to go home——! Champion mine gravel and‘ mill taildestined to remain in Sacramento! ‘well into the summer, despite the’ has been acted upon—and the bat-! session long after. their salary pay-islators, will include defeat of new’ of a bill providing for non-partisan . GOOD USED UPRIGHT PIANO, for KORMER. CITIZEN RETURNS . ‘Charles Sherman, who left Nevada City about twelve years ago to enter ‘the express fousiness in San Francisto, has returned fo his old home . in Nevaida City. He sold his business , and is completely remodeling the old “home place. He has leased gravel on ; the property to the Dakin Gravel jmining company who are operating (a doodle bug dredger on the ola . ings. ~GRAVEL PROPERTY SOLD Ludwig Netz of Nevada City pur_ chased a 140 acre traet of gold bearing gravel on Greenhorn Creek, own'ed by Mrs. Rose Jones, last Wednesday. The ground covers about two miles along both sides of Greenhorn . \Creek and is east of the You Bet district. ; ; ‘Mr. Netz has leased the property ‘to Robert E. Muir: and associates and la crew are employed testing for gold values. . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clunes of Bryte, . Yolo county, visited Mr, Clunes’ ; mother, Mrs Rose Jones in Nevada \City Wednesday and attended to business affairs. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE! Attractive 5 room furnished house in a picturesque spot for sale. Located on Downieville highway, near City limits. You can’t appreciate this wonderful buy until you’re seen it. Acre of land adjoining. “Phone 262 J. Reasonable price, with terms. 4-181te KURNITURE MOVING AND HAULING of all kinds; rock, sand and gravel delivered. Phone 698 or call Hills Flat Feed and Fuel. Hills Flat, Grass Valley. 4-211mp HILLS FLAT FEED & FUEL Dairy and Poultry Feed. — Coal, Wood and Kindling. Fertilizer. Quick Service. Phone 698, Hills Plat, Grass Valley 4-211mp Lode; thence North 8ge Lode and the place of beginning are the Golden Gate Lode Claim on the East, designated ag Survey No, 4786, and the Claim on the South, officially -. ated as Survey. No, 4786; lands adjoining on the West are patented. The conflict with ? . RAY: APRA 28. 1939 "NOTICE OF BLBOTION a For Trustees of the Elementary and High Schools . NOTICE .IS HEREBY GIVEN to the electors of the Nevada school district, County of Nevada, State of California, that the election of school trustees will be held on, Saturday, April 29, 1939, at the Blementary school building, in said district. There will be two school trustees elected for the term of three years. Election officials will be as fol‘lows: Inspector, Mary Hoskins. “* Judges, Alma Marsh and Minnie Sandow. ie Polls will be open from 1.00 p. m. to 6 p. m. : UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF . > THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, DISTRICT LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. FEBRUARY 25,.1989. MINERAL APPLICATION NO, 082042. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EMPIRE STAR MINES COMPANY, LIMITED, whose postoffice address is Grass Valley, California, has made application for patent for the RUBY LODE MINING CLAIM, Survey No. 6234, situated in the Willow Valley Mining District, Nevada County; California, described as follows: : : ; Beginning at Corner No. 1 of the RUBY LODE MINING CLAIM which is identical with the North East Corner of Section 8, Township 16, North Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M,; thence South 88° 07° W. 1359.95 feet to Corner No. 2 of said Lode Mining Claim; thence S, 1° 15’ B. 600 feet to.Corner No. 3 of said mining claim; thence North 88° 07° Bast 1359.95 feet to Corner No. 4 of said mining Claim; thence North 1° 15’ West 600 feet to Corner No. 1 and the place of beginning. It conflicts with the Mountain Chief, unsurveyed. That the lands adjoining on the East, North and West are patented: . ? that. the lands adjoining on the Southeare unpatented. The conflict with the North West Quarter of the North East Quarter, ( NW of NE%) of Section 8, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M. is expressly excluded from this ap. ° plication. a Location notice is ‘recorded in. ° Book 24 of Mining Claims, Page 197, . ° records of Nevada County, California. Bi ELLIS PURLEE, Register. Date of. First Publication: March 6, 1939. Date of Last Publication: May &, 1939, Mi UNITED STATES. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, DISTRICT LAND) 0 OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, d CALIFORNIA. FEBRUARY 28, 1939. iS} MINERAL APPLICATION ‘ NO. 082053. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EMPIRE STAR MINES COMPANY, LIMITED, whose postoffice address is Grass Valley,. California, has: made application for patent for the CHARLESTON LODE MINING CLAIM, Survey No. 6235, situated: in. 9 the Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, in the N¥% Ser. af, Ts 16 Ni Rep E., M. D. M., deseribed as follows: Beginning at Corner No. 1 of the CHARLESTON LODE MINING CLAIM, from which the Quarter Section Corner on the North boundary of Section ~17, Township —16 North, Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M,, bears South 88° 28 West 5.06 feet distant; thence’S. 1° 29° East, 300 feet to Corner No. 2 of said Lode Mining Claim; thence South 88° 28° West 1123.79 feet to Corner No. 3 of said Lode; thence North 1° 29° West 300 feet to Corner No. 4 of ‘said 28’ Bast 1123.79 feet to Corner No. 1 of said The names of the adjoining claims Mohegan Mining that the North and ‘FOR SALE—One Cletrack, 20h. PD. engine. Inquire Hotel Washington in Washingiton. -4-17-2tp 1936 OLDS SPORT COUPE—Firat-. class condition, 4 new tires, specjal today for $560.00. Easy terms, G. W .Worthington, ‘Oldsmobile _ Garage, Grass Valley. {the North West ‘North East Quarter, Mining Claims, page 327 records of Nevada County. 4-17-2tp} 10, 1939. PIANO FOR SALE—Good used up-. 1939 Quarter of the January 10, 1938, in Book 40 ficial Records, at p Records of Nevada County, Calito,. nia, to which records reference ig hereby made, Robert Gates ma Gates, his wife, did grant convey the property hereinafter described Hinds Trustees, to secure, things, the payment of .one certain promissory note, in Yfavor of Jessie Hinds, and other sums of money aq. ‘vanced and interest thereon; anq under the said Deed of Trust said note in this: that principal of said note and deed of trust, together with interest there. on, as ed said note, has not been paid; ance due upon: the sum of said note, to-wit: The sum of Eight Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($850.00) thereon from the 6th day of January, E 1938, as provided in said note; ‘together with any other sums, if any advanced under’ the terms of said deed of trust; the expenses of said sale and the compensation of the said design-. trustees, as therein of United States ‘of America. ° WHEREAS, by a -deed of trust ated January 6, 1938,-recorded on in of Of. page 252, et seq, and Ze]. and therein and to Charles. and Harold E. Kaegy, as among other WHEREAS, default has been Made and the entire "and WHEREAS, the said deed of trust rovides that if default be made in the payment of any of the sums of principal and interest when due, the owner and holder of said note, may declare the whole of the principa] and interest thereon’ immédiately due and payable and require trustees to sell the thereby . granted’; made after the holder of said note 8! County Redorder of where the property is situate, a notice of such breach and of election to the said said property such sale to he hall have filed in the office of the the county ell, and three months shall have elapsed from the date of said record. ing: and ‘WHEREAS, Jessie Hinds, the ‘owner and ‘holder of ‘said note diq 'declare that default had been made -asaforesaid, and did declare whole of the principal and intere;¢. immediately due and payable, ant thereupon on the 18th day of Janus ary, 1939, did record in the Offi, of the County: Recorder of Nevada County in Book 51 of Official Rec. ords at page 15 et seq., Records of said Nevada County, California, duo ‘notice of breach off election to sel} the premises hereinafter described to accomplish the objects trusts therein expressed; the of the NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that, by virtue of the uthority in them vested by ~ said deed of trust, the undersigned, will, as’ trustees, sell at public«auction in the manner provided by law, to the highest States gold coin, on Monday the Ist day of May, 1939, at the hour of 10 bidder for cash in United ‘clock in the forenoon of said day, t the front steps of the Court House f the County of Nevada, in the City f Nevada, said County of Nevada, State of California, all the interest conveyed to and held by the undersigned, as such trustees, iby the aforeSaid deed of trust in and to all that certain real property set forth therein situate, lying and being City of Nevada City, County of Nein the ada, State of California, and particularly deseribed as follows, to-wit: All that portion of Lot One (1) of Block Thirty-eight (38) in the City f Nevada, as said lot and block are esignated upon the Official Map 9 the said City of Nevadia, made by H. . Bradley in the year 1869. bounded and more particularly described 2s follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point in the westerly line of Spring Street, which is located South 3° 42° feet from the intersection . Southerly line of West Broad Street and the Westerly line Street; thence South 54° 387 West West 211.56 of the of Spring 7.62 feet to the’ center of Roger Williams Ravine; thence South 34° 58’ Bast 68.45 feet along the center of Roger Williams Ravine; thence North 52° 06’ Bast 16.0 feet; thence North 42° 297 Hast 81.15 feet to a point in the Westerly line of Spring Street, and thence North West 50.75 feet to place of beginning, Bar 16" Excepting the mineral rights under said property owned by the EmPire Star Mines Comany, Limited, et al, For the purpose of paying the balsaid + principal together with interest provided. Terms @ 7” sale, cash in i lawful money of the Dated this 4th day of April, 1939. CHARLES HINDS © HAROLD RB. KAEGY, : Trustees, April 7, 14, 21, 28. ion notice is recorded in\ book 28 of} et 6eq., Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. “ELLIS PURLEE Register, Date of First . Publication: March Date of Last Publication: May 12, right Piano in the vicinity of Nevada City. $39.00. Some Cline Piano Company, 1021 J. St., Sacramento, Cal. 8-17-3te Sale cheap. Terms. For particulars write at once to Box X, care this paper. P General forecast for remainder of the session: Fair and warmer, with high winds! FOR RENT—Heated sleeping roome private home. One block ‘from Nugget office. Call phone 357, . 3-102te Capt. George A. Nihell was in Ne. }FOR RENT—Modern, unfurnished, terms, . }. 4-room and bath apartment. Centrally located, one block trom Nugget office. Phone 95, 2-20tte # have unwatered the shaft. The. lost when the} REAL ESTATE Remodeling, Coat Relining, Fem: stitching. Fur Work, Covered Buttons and Wednesday, Friday $:30-10 A, M. ; Pre-natal Care, Delivery, Postpartum Care, Care of the NewMost Modern RECEIVING HOSPITAL UNC . . 118 Bush Street i GRASS VALLEY . DANIEL L, HIRSCH, M. D. ae Director LICENSED MATERNITY HOSPITAL Maternity Clinic Monday, born for the first 6 months.

a * Nevada City Nugget 2a al News , a8 defined by statute. Printed and Published eee rl satel Ba a Nevada City. 3 E.M.LEETE Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at) so Nevada City.California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at EP 1879. Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, —_—S o a §! SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance)...: PUT SOME WHEELS ee eee NGET IT OFF THE. ROAD! x th P as for the sincere Californian whose taxes pay relief costs. relief through no fault of their own. them. On the other hand, there is no. doubt that _ politics, bill would curb irregularity and protect the relief recipient ion for wasteful spending. _A revealing summary .of the situation is that William A. Pixley, who, as secretary of the Property Owners’ Association of California, is chief spokesman of the ‘“‘peoples’ lobby”’ for tax retrenchment. ‘“Tax-harassed as they are,” says Mr. Pixley, “the farm and city home owners have willingly tightened their belts and ‘done without’ for the real relief of the needy. But the time has come for putting a ceiling on relief tax levies, as on all tax levies, for the reason that the ability of the taxpayer to pay has also reached the ceiling. Furthermore, when a taxpayer goes bankrupt, one more family may be added to the relief rolls, with one more trickle of re~ lief source‘dried up.” eo There is hard-headed soundness in the theory voiced by Mr. Pixley and manifested by the Assembly's action. It will be well if the Senate concurs in ‘that intelligent plan for placing a ceiling on soaring relief costs—and perhaps goes the posed tax boosts.—Contributed. —— California Attacked! SAT _ Statewide opposition to Assemblyman, Atkinson’s oil control measue developed with labor unions, newspaper pubwhich, they say, will reduce the number of jobs in the industry and boost retail prices on petroleum products. The bill would create a commission to govern practitally all phases of the state’s great basic industry. In response to the demands of oil field workers the California State Federation of Labor has gone on record against the bill. From San Francisco, Edward D. Vandeleur,, secretary, announced, “we are vigorously opposed to the measure and will use every effort to prevent its passage.”’ L. A. Colported by the industry and is working efficiently enough to make this new commission and its regulatory powers absolutely unnecessary and dangerous to the future of our eco‘momic system.’ The Long Beach Jr. Chamber of Commerce. with many: of its members in the oil business, was the first -of the civic organizations to take a stand against the bill: During Sacramento hearings on a proposed oil control Measure, sponsored by the CIO and headlined by the Peoples ‘World, communist newspaper, representatives from Wash_ ington testified on the desirability of the bill. Though oil pro_. + ducers pointed out that the nation’s oil supply is , practically _ limitless, Navy and Interior Department officials remained ’ adamant in their demands.—Contributed. cai ‘PATROL DAY LOOMING _——ASBIG DAY AT FAIR ' ‘Thousands of boys. and girls from all parts of California and from the neighboring states will take part in @ great mass demonstration of the ety Patrol movement on 19, at the Exposition. been designated School Day at Treasure Island t between Exposition the California State Authe island and special entertainment for, the Patrol will be presented. Perey E. Towne, chairman of the public safety committee of the Automobile Asgociation in a statement foday commenting upon significance of Patrol Day at th Pair, said: “More important than sheer numbers will be portrayal of the success of an idea. For that success it is only fitting that a grateful public should make School Safety Patra] Day at the exposition an oceasion for expressing apprepriation richly merited by the work of the patrol. Nor should it be forgotten that appreciation also 4s due’ to school @id police authorities and civic organizations who have ‘guided and assisted the patrol to its present strength and effectiveness.” H. F. Sofge, Robert and William Tamblyn motored tothe Marysville eturned with a nice cateh of cat Perhaps no single legislative act of the 1939 session of California’s lawmakers has been accorded more universal approval among the taxpaying citizenr who foot State bills, than _ the Assembly’s overwhelming stand for taking the relief al*. Jotment out of the general budget and placing it in a separate bill. And that step took courage; for the entire relief problem is fraught with emotionalism, misunderstanding, and bellig~ erency. But in this case, it seems plain, the. Assembly has acted for the welfare of the sincere Californian on relief as well Unquestionably, thousands of this state’s citizens are on There are no jobs for nepotism, and racketeering in the collection of dues from relief checks by radical labor czars, have crept in. The Assembly from exploitation while protecting the taxpayer from extortlower house one better by placing ‘a general ceiling on all prolishers and oil producers joining in the fight to defeat the bill lins, Long Beach publisher, says ‘‘curtailment is already sup-. } lowest cost shipping rates possible; elimination of nepotism and radical ete. district early ‘Tuesday morning and. Bist ee : vada City yesterday and Stated two ah eng men working on his mining property the Union for Sacramento interZ Z ZF ey} Ze 2 NNN BUDGET BATTLE STILL ENGACES By CLEM WHITAKER Full of fight and oratory—and the 1939 State Legislature’ seems triple threat of torrid temperatures, day and night sessions and paylesspaydays. (Making haste slowly, due to~prolonged debate over such major issues as relief and the gigantic state budget, the lawmakers are far behind in consideration of the recordbreaking calendar of more than 4,000 bills which must be disposed of before adjournment. Thus far, only a handful of ills tle of the budget, which has taken more time than all other issues combined, is still far from ended. But the economy ‘bloc, making a. dast; ditch stand against continued expansion in government, feels that the time thas been well‘spent, for it is within ‘striking distance of a balanced budget, balanced without levying a dollar in new taxes! Faced ‘with some of the most critical legislative problems in ‘recent years, the lawmakers, according to present indications, will still be in ments have ceased, with the most optimistic forecasts setting June 15 as the probable date of adjournment. Many seasoned observers, in ‘fact, expect the boys will still be at their desks on July 1—hungry, tired, but still determined. It’s that kind of a session. ‘ Although long in duration, the 1939 legislative meeting promises to go down in the record book as one of the most constructive sessions in the state’s ‘history. © * : Negative accomplishments, judged from the present temper of the leg‘tax proposals totaling more than $60,000,000, including the proposed gas tax boost; income tax increase; severance tax on oil, lumber and. gold; cigarette taxes, additional bank and corporation taxes. Also defeat of production for use;. new pension proposals; compulsory health insurance; the newly revived . Garrison Revenue Bond Act; Dills‘to turn the Central Valley Project into a power program; measures to “abolish the present farm bloc plan of legislative representation, et cetera, Positive accomplishments, as nearly as can be gauged at this writing, will include: A cut of many millions in the budgeted operating costs of state government; simplification of election procédpre, ‘due to enactment election of most state officers and elimination of cross-filing; adoption of Senate Bill 1115, giving farmers and other shippers the benefit of the influence in relief administration; apparently in no rush to go home——! Champion mine gravel and‘ mill taildestined to remain in Sacramento! ‘well into the summer, despite the’ has been acted upon—and the bat-! session long after. their salary pay-islators, will include defeat of new’ of a bill providing for non-partisan . GOOD USED UPRIGHT PIANO, for KORMER. CITIZEN RETURNS . ‘Charles Sherman, who left Nevada City about twelve years ago to enter ‘the express fousiness in San Francisto, has returned fo his old home . in Nevaida City. He sold his business , and is completely remodeling the old “home place. He has leased gravel on ; the property to the Dakin Gravel jmining company who are operating (a doodle bug dredger on the ola . ings. ~GRAVEL PROPERTY SOLD Ludwig Netz of Nevada City pur_ chased a 140 acre traet of gold bearing gravel on Greenhorn Creek, own'ed by Mrs. Rose Jones, last Wednesday. The ground covers about two miles along both sides of Greenhorn . \Creek and is east of the You Bet district. ; ; ‘Mr. Netz has leased the property ‘to Robert E. Muir: and associates and la crew are employed testing for gold values. . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clunes of Bryte, . Yolo county, visited Mr, Clunes’ ; mother, Mrs Rose Jones in Nevada \City Wednesday and attended to business affairs. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE! Attractive 5 room furnished house in a picturesque spot for sale. Located on Downieville highway, near City limits. You can’t appreciate this wonderful buy until you’re seen it. Acre of land adjoining. “Phone 262 J.. Reasonable price, with terms. 4-181te KURNITURE MOVING AND HAULING of all kinds; rock, sand and gravel delivered. Phone 698 or call Hills Flat Feed and Fuel. Hills Flat, Grass Valley. 4-211mp HILLS FLAT FEED & FUEL Dairy and Poultry Feed. — Coal, Wood and Kindling. Fertilizer. Quick Service. Phone 698, Hills Plat, Grass Valley 4-211mp Lode; thence North 8ge Lode and the place of beginning are the Golden Gate Lode Claim on the East, designated ag Survey No, 4786, and the Claim on the South, officially -. ated as Survey. No, 4786; lands adjoining on the West are patented. The conflict with ? . RAY: APRA 28. 1939 "NOTICE OF BLBOTION a For Trustees of the Elementary and High Schools . NOTICE .IS HEREBY GIVEN to the electors of the Nevada school district, County of Nevada, State of California, that the election of school trustees will be held on, Saturday, April 29, 1939, at the Blementary school building, in said district. There will be two school trustees elected for the term of three years. Election officials will be as fol‘lows: Inspector, Mary Hoskins. “* Judges, Alma Marsh and Minnie Sandow. ie Polls will be open from 1.00 p. m. to 6 p. m. : UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF . > THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, DISTRICT LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. FEBRUARY 25,.1989. MINERAL APPLICATION NO, 082042. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EMPIRE STAR MINES COMPANY, LIMITED, whose postoffice address is Grass Valley, California, has made application for patent for the RUBY LODE MINING CLAIM, Survey No. 6234, situated in the Willow Valley Mining District, Nevada County; California, described as follows: : : ; Beginning at Corner No. 1 of the RUBY LODE MINING CLAIM which is identical with the North East Corner of Section 8, Township 16, North Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M,; thence South 88° 07° W. 1359.95 feet to Corner No. 2 of said Lode Mining Claim; thence S, 1° 15’ B. 600 feet to.Corner No. 3 of said mining claim; thence North 88° 07° Bast 1359.95 feet to Corner No. 4 of said mining Claim; thence North 1° 15’ West 600

feet to Corner No. 1 and the place of beginning. It conflicts with the Mountain Chief, unsurveyed. That the lands adjoining on the East, North and West are patented: . ? that. the lands adjoining on the Southeare unpatented. The conflict with the North West Quarter of the North East Quarter, ( NW of NE%) of Section 8, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M. is expressly excluded from this ap. ° plication. a Location notice is ‘recorded in. ° Book 24 of Mining Claims, Page 197, . ° records of Nevada County, California. Bi ELLIS PURLEE, Register. Date of. First Publication: March 6, 1939. Date of Last Publication: May &, 1939, Mi UNITED STATES. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, DISTRICT LAND) 0 OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, d CALIFORNIA. FEBRUARY 28, 1939. iS} MINERAL APPLICATION ‘ NO. 082053. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EMPIRE STAR MINES COMPANY, LIMITED, whose postoffice address is Grass Valley,. California, has: made application for patent for the CHARLESTON LODE MINING CLAIM, Survey No. 6235, situated: in. 9 the Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, in the N¥% Ser. af, Ts 16 Ni Rep E., M. D. M., deseribed as follows: Beginning at Corner No. 1 of the CHARLESTON LODE MINING CLAIM, from which the Quarter Section Corner on the North boundary of Section ~17, Township —16 North, Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M,, bears South 88° 28 West 5.06 feet distant; thence’S. 1° 29° East, 300 feet to Corner No. 2 of said Lode Mining Claim; thence South 88° 28° West 1123.79 feet to Corner No. 3 of said Lode; thence North 1° 29° West 300 feet to Corner No. 4 of ‘said 28’ Bast 1123.79 feet to Corner No. 1 of said The names of the adjoining claims Mohegan Mining that the North and ‘FOR SALE—One Cletrack, 20h. PD. engine. Inquire Hotel Washington in Washingiton. -4-17-2tp 1936 OLDS SPORT COUPE—Firat-. class condition, 4 new tires, specjal today for $560.00. Easy terms, G. W .Worthington, ‘Oldsmobile _ Garage, Grass Valley. {the North West ‘North East Quarter, Mining Claims, page 327 records of Nevada County. 4-17-2tp} 10, 1939. PIANO FOR SALE—Good used up-. 1939 Quarter of the January 10, 1938, in Book 40 ficial Records, at p Records of Nevada County, Calito,. nia, to which records reference ig hereby made, Robert Gates ma Gates, his wife, did grant convey the property hereinafter described Hinds Trustees, to secure, things, the payment of .one certain promissory note, in Yfavor of Jessie Hinds, and other sums of money aq. ‘vanced and interest thereon; anq under the said Deed of Trust said note in this: that principal of said note and deed of trust, together with interest there. on, as ed said note, has not been paid; ance due upon: the sum of said note, to-wit: The sum of Eight Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($850.00) thereon from the 6th day of January, E 1938, as provided in said note; ‘together with any other sums, if any advanced under’ the terms of said deed of trust; the expenses of said sale and the compensation of the said design-. trustees, as therein of United States ‘of America. ° WHEREAS, by a -deed of trust ated January 6, 1938,-recorded on in of Of. page 252, et seq, and Ze]. and therein and to Charles. and Harold E. Kaegy, as among other WHEREAS, default has been Made and the entire "and WHEREAS, the said deed of trust rovides that if default be made in the payment of any of the sums of principal and interest when due, the owner and holder of said note, may declare the whole of the principa] and interest thereon’ immédiately due and payable and require trustees to sell the thereby . granted’; made after the holder of said note 8! County Redorder of where the property is situate, a notice of such breach and of election to the said said property such sale to he hall have filed in the office of the the county ell, and three months shall have elapsed from the date of said record. ing: and ‘WHEREAS, Jessie Hinds, the ‘owner and ‘holder of ‘said note diq 'declare that default had been made -asaforesaid, and did declare whole of the principal and intere;¢. immediately due and payable, ant thereupon on the 18th day of Janus ary, 1939, did record in the Offi, of the County: Recorder of Nevada County in Book 51 of Official Rec. ords at page 15 et seq., Records of said Nevada County, California, duo ‘notice of breach off election to sel} the premises hereinafter described to accomplish the objects trusts therein expressed; the of the NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that, by virtue of the uthority in them vested by ~ said deed of trust, the undersigned, will, as’ trustees, sell at public«auction in the manner provided by law, to the highest States gold coin, on Monday the Ist day of May, 1939, at the hour of 10 bidder for cash in United ‘clock in the forenoon of said day, t the front steps of the Court House f the County of Nevada, in the City f Nevada, said County of Nevada, State of California, all the interest conveyed to and held by the undersigned, as such trustees, iby the aforeSaid deed of trust in and to all that certain real property set forth therein situate, lying and being City of Nevada City, County of Nein the ada, State of California, and particularly deseribed as follows, to-wit: All that portion of Lot One (1) of Block Thirty-eight (38) in the City f Nevada, as said lot and block are esignated upon the Official Map 9 the said City of Nevadia, made by H. . Bradley in the year 1869. bounded and more particularly described 2s follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point in the westerly line of Spring Street, which is located South 3° 42° feet from the intersection . Southerly line of West Broad Street and the Westerly line Street; thence South 54° 387 West West 211.56 of the of Spring 7.62 feet to the’ center of Roger Williams Ravine; thence South 34° 58’ Bast 68.45 feet along the center of Roger Williams Ravine; thence North 52° 06’ Bast 16.0 feet; thence North 42° 297 Hast 81.15 feet to a point in the Westerly line of Spring Street, and thence North West 50.75 feet to place of beginning, Bar 16" Excepting the mineral rights under said property owned by the EmPire Star Mines Comany, Limited, et al, For the purpose of paying the balsaid + principal together with interest provided. Terms @ 7” sale, cash in i lawful money of the Dated this 4th day of April, 1939. CHARLES HINDS © HAROLD RB. KAEGY, : Trustees, April 7, 14, 21, 28. ion notice is recorded in\ book 28 of} et 6eq., Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. “ELLIS PURLEE Register, Date of First . Publication: March Date of Last Publication: May 12, right Piano in the vicinity of Nevada City. $39.00. Some Cline Piano Company, 1021 J. St., Sacramento, Cal. 8-17-3te Sale cheap. Terms. For particulars write at once to Box X, care this paper. P General forecast for remainder of the session: Fair and warmer, with high winds! FOR RENT—Heated sleeping roome private home. One block ‘from Nugget office. Call phone 357, . 3-102te Capt. George A. Nihell was in Ne. }FOR RENT—Modern, unfurnished, terms, . }. 4-room and bath apartment. Centrally located, one block trom Nugget office. Phone 95, 2-20tte # have unwatered the shaft. The. lost when the} REAL ESTATE Remodeling, Coat Relining, Fem: stitching. Fur Work, Covered Buttons and Wednesday, Friday $:30-10 A, M. ; Pre-natal Care, Delivery, Postpartum Care, Care of the NewMost Modern RECEIVING HOSPITAL UNC . . 118 Bush Street i GRASS VALLEY . DANIEL L, HIRSCH, M. D. ae Director LICENSED MATERNITY HOSPITAL Maternity Clinic Monday, born for the first 6 months.