April 30, 1928 (6 pages)

oo United. States. Mineral. THE NEVADA CiTY. FEDERAL ExVAA SERVICE IIRES What You Save on One FEDERAL Helps You Buy The Next Guarant-ed Vulcanizing anu Repairing ACE TIRE SifO0P 110 Main St. Grass Valley LATAA SERVICe Tlkes. NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP . INVITES YOU TO Forget worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE . Our Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Dinner yourFRESH FISH We are Now Suprlvine Our Customers-with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday The Prices Are Reasonall:: The Quality is Risht! EDDTE LRONG FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing and Repair: CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners Cleaning Pressing P :trenize Repairing Moines industry weer ere Upholsterins JOHN W. DARKE 109J 109M Phenes See Me— See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Opte:metris? 118 Mill St. Grass Valley a THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dres-ing and Reauty Work. Famous Adele” Mille Toilet Articles. Louise Martin J. FE. O'CONNOR _ivil and Mining Engineer Surveyor. Licensed Land Surveyor. Upstairs ; Law. i condition of the Di ito have (inches to the sides. Mr. ‘THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Ke vaita City, Nevada County, California, and de_ voted to the development of resources of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, California address, $2.90! Outside California in U. S. . 2.50 Six Months. .-.2. 1.00 Three Months . 60 Ome Wonth: «s sicssisscccecsnwsss 26 SINPIG: COpiee os es ee .05 Advertisiug Rates on. aeplitation. Entered as mail matter of the second elass in the postoltice at Nevada City, California, under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879 A Legal Newspaper of . Genera Circulation for Nevada City and Ne vada County, as defined bv Stat Printed and Nevada City. ‘ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY Editor’ and Publisher EESIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and _Manager ~ FROM OUR READERS Publisher The Saeed MR. WISKERS GOATS As we were saying, Mr. Wiske1 through his editorial bugle, says that ‘the blame for the present financial strict is directly due to those who opposed his P. E. D. Company—with one exception—and that is that little. bill of $136,000 which the Pacific Gas & Electrtc Co. refuse to pay, for water claimed ® beefi délivered:at Spaulding. But, why.be so lenient ‘vith us? Why not saddle us. with this little affliction too? Tt wouldn't be bit more unreasonable {iin to blame us for the rest of the districts faitures. And, by the way, correct it shows. that just ahout 62 per cent of the water that the contract calls for was delivered durine the six months, but of course the ditch was ‘“‘seasoning” that is. setting saturated—-so were the flumes. in fact the flumes” shrunk so that Mr. Tibbetts has:.to add another fou: Tibbetts ex plains this in his report to the Diree if this bill i the: Published at, first Seasons operating experienne and in view of the fact thet the Pacific Gas & Hiectric Co. may de !ecline to make to the Distriet any payments whatever for water UNTIL A FULL SEASON’S DELIVERY of 108,000 acre feet be complefed”’ ;The work recommended consists chiefly of regrading and religning,of the Bowmen-Spauldine flume end . building up the sides about 4 inches the capacity of in. order to increase . the flume, which is now THE LIk . ITING FACTOR in the nate of Ww aur . delivered to Lake Spaulding.’ . So. here we have in Mr. Tibbetts . OW n words one acknowideged +e 1son . for the failure of the district t . fill the contract with the P. G. —simply that the flume wasn’t {enough to carry the water. Now, as to that notorious ! . ! . an‘t We reall indeed for smelw P. E. D. contract, i féel very 4nuch flattered credit, lew goats, of its infancy, because are conceited enoush to believe that it was a luckv day for the N. 4. iD. when the contreet was not Permit ted to be accepted as ally cooked up bv. Mr. his associates. However. as it has sinee turned. out, the thine odorous that it did not sucee ed in getting past cither the Federal Power Commission or the Seeretaryv of the Interior, who proiptly sat upon along with helpings being given the several other fei to choke it in we } it. It’s rather funny. and it seems ingrateful too, for here we are saying nauch ty things abont the. real papa: of = Neth: De ves that t true because. Mr. Wi yr himself initted e ay in: 19:27 that: it wse Yess for the average individual to try to understand the inier Workings of the P. BE. D. because ‘he had spent seven years abricating — it; that would ovlace its conception —back about 1919. Shortly aftes this fered upon his campaign of ereating the N. I. D. and by his talk of the ereat benefits to be derived from is rigation, ‘by berating the multimilMr. Wisker enSUMMONS No. 5613 SUPERIOR IN THE COURT OF THI STATE OF CALIFO . a A; IN AND FOR. THE COUNTY: € NEVADA. GEORGE W. COOPER, Plaintifl vs A. RWADSWORTH, FRANCIS STEVENS JANE ° STEW hig. and also all other persens un known, claiming any right, title, estaxte, lien: or interest in the real proTifa tors March 28, 1928. ‘Repairs and erty described in the cemplsint, ad alterations during the éexson 19271 verse to plaintiff’s ownership, or ‘ OR including ahont $442000 recent’) aloud upon plaintiff's title thereto. re-airs to the. Fall Creek siphon . pefendants. $15.000. (It will be recalled that Action brought in the Superioi large section-of. this seven foot wood on sivhon went out beeause of anchor ice during the cold spell seve~ 1 weeks:aro) “To this should bo dded the cest of certain addition ond alternations to the BowmanSnanldine conduit,’ which we now recommend es dasirable after the FRATERNAT. CARDS NEVADA LODGH, Noa. 18. eo & A. M.~. Stated meetings second Wednes ‘ay of each -mornth at. Masonic Tem fee Rie ams Snievrning hrethres re cordicts in ‘ted GIEDERT F. DAVIS, W. M &-OPpy ING Ble <ecy MILO LODGE, No. of P. Meets the Ist and 3d Friday nights “t Pythian Hall, Morgan and Poweli 43, %. Plde. Visiting Knights: always welcome. W. 6. JEEFREY-C.C J.C. Bs FOSS, KK. of R.& 8S: \ PROEESSIGNAL CARDS RCSHTTA BUZZA JOHNS Voeal and Tastrumental Enstraction Late of the Royal College of Mu sie, London, England. Vocal. Pupi! of Henry Blower andPiano Pupil of Herhert Sharne. Terms on appli ention. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave Crass Valley. DR. BELL . Dentist Office Hours: 8:20 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment rereen & Powell Bldg Phone . “ROBE Rr B Ww ERNER Physician and Surgeon (Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance pr. 4. M. Walling: KE. H. Armstrong F. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Public Tele ne 41 oT. Nilon F, NILON & NILON Attorneys at Law Offices: Grass Valley M. Nilon Nevada City Court of the State of California, in and for the County. of Nevada, and the cemplaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Nevada. -NILON & NILON, Attorneys for Plaintilf THD PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING rO A. R. WADSWORTH, F RA A NCIS STEVENS,. JANE STEVENS, hi: wife, and also ail eee persons wun known, claiming any right, ttle estate, lien or interest in the real the complaint ownership, o1 there “roperty deseribed in -dverse to plaintiff’s ny cioud upon plaintiff’s title Defendants: You .are hereby directed to apnear County: or within *f served elsewhere. And hereby mies appear and ans ve reanired, the said plainiifi judgment for any me6nev o3 ‘'pminges demanded in the. comlaint. as arising upon contrect will annly ts relief demanded in the eomyou are vou Wer as ahke ‘her slaint. The object of the action is to determine all and every claim, estate ight, title, Jigen or: interest in the real property hereinafter. deseribod adverse to pleintiff’s ownership, or iny cloud upon plaintiff’: title thereto; to obtain .a judement of his Court adjvdging and deerreeins hat plaintiff is now, end has, by himself and his predecessors in inerest been, in the actual, xelu‘ive and adverse possession of seid ‘eal property continuously for the reriod of twenty (20) vears action, claiming¢o cwn the same in fee against t¢hs whole world; and that plaintiff has raid all taxes of every kind leyisd r assessed against saidg real proprty during the: period of five. (5) ‘ears next preceding the filing of the complaint aforesaid: that plain {ff is the owner and entitled to the ressession of said real property. an? that —all_elaims of said defendant: fereto are without right, and that i tney have not, nor has any, or either cf them, any right, title, estate or jnterest in-said real. property, or ony mesiton thereof. % The real property offeeted by this action and hereinbefore referred fo) is described as fellows: All that certain real plaint in this property W. E. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Envineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Yifice hours: 10 a. m. to 12 m., 2: a. m. to 5:30 p. m.; Monday, Wed-: 1esday, Friday evenings tte 8. Sundzsys by appointment. Residence . ind office, 150% Mill St. Grass Valever City Hall. Main Street, Grass iey. Fue: 196. Nevada City . situate, lying and being in the City cf Nevada; County of Nevyada, State of California. aad particularly deseribed as follows: Lot Number Seven (7) ef Ploek Number Twenty-five (25) of the City of Nevada, as saidtot ond binek are désignated Wpo]Ht the offeial map of said City of Nuvada made by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869. : Civen under my hand ond tha Seal of said Sunerior Cenrt of the State of California, ity and for the . County of Nevada, this 22d dsy of) March, 1928. GEORGE COUGHT.)N. rear McCORMACK By R.N, i (SEAL) BDenuty Clark. . * First Publication—April 20, 1923 Detas af Be = ee One Ty Pobliestien Ani] oA: +1, 18,3 by Suiy 2, 1928, — immed. intely prior to the filing of the com-. nad answer the complaint in an ae , tien entitled as above, brought ag \ainst you in fhe Strperior Court of , the Stete. of California, Jin and for the County ef Nevada, within ten]. (0): days et servies on "4 of . ‘his Summon: if—sepyed ait 4 -tisa thirty (30). days oe ~mMenner tniwhieh it f was entered into and believe j . would be for the best interacts vf the Pictpics HEM pi Wiser wala nNolified that . will} COMPRESSOR AT GARAGE CAMPTONVILLE, to The becoming a April regular town, the Langs installed “a witistle; noon, and night Carage recently and now morning, local residents can tell whether their clock is right or whether Bill's is wrong. The local gnarage recent!y installed and air tank, air is 2 new air compressor now, at any time, this-being the only place and free obtainable, hatween Nevada Cty ang where such service can be enjoyed. FISCHER LOCATHS MISSING PURSE FOR TRAVELLER CAMPTONVILLE, April 25,(Special to The Nugvet —— “Saturday while enroute from Nevada lady traveler losing a vValuknow just morning, City to Dewnieville, a had the misfortune of able She did not but sOMeplace bepurse, whare it was lost, tween .the two county seats, noticines it Ville. Word was sent alone the road, she not until almost in Downtighut no one found it, and is was pre sumed that someone did find it and took it alone: with: them. In fact. Sutirday was a day with lots of travelon the most of it bound ver the Yuba highway, Pass, composed of all orts of iwo bands of Gy Tuesday trip; Mi PR people, including psies. his down proprietor of morning, on Vischer, the Downieville Stage Company. found the purse in the highway nea indian Flat; it evidently having been there those three days unnoticed by the hundreds of cars by it. It awas fortunate for er. that. Mr. found it as it contained two hundred which passed the own Fischer over dollars in eash besides other valuables Nonaires and power octopuses; wham he would have the -fermers. belie, were ready to draw their last drop o' blood and were even then exgerl waiting to fasten their tentacles up on this fnir and lovely land, and above all. the promise of riches from P.G. & BE. revenue, he persuade the landowners to organize the Dis trict, which they did in Lot. But that sparkling jewel of a now er contract, that magnet ebout whic! everything Wiskerian revolved wa: never even whispered about——i4 weauldn’a do to sprine it vet—--no! urtil the-dam and candnit were about 4 AUS US; eomnpleted and in readiness: not nintil most of the meney had bean spent. Not a° word was said ahow i+ until lonuary 7th. 19°7, alth ouch his company had filed tte arti as of incogpe ration on Tebruary ith, 1926—hImost a year previou ly. itis: he mare necessary now to sav the attempt to. railroad Sided eontract } through th: Directors, It is eonimara urdly ebout lop RPoard of on recent history and tha e mof the Placer Co unty Committe me evidence enough to sho: Word of pe Pay oe s not annvrove ‘ay thor grid or, The committee has ful matter of litts set side the ery: rlain that S annurh is it evidant several oot aval ered Faats, who onre with the Diatrict’s mishouldered fortunes, are in Placer count’ Noturaliv the manager is verv much erestfalian over his failure to fom his contract through as tre had Jonned it ofieinally. As far as hie honrd of directors was caneernad if ws apvearently all right. Wis snirii of domination is well exemnlified in hi letter +9 Mr. Schwart7 wherein he says ‘“Whv do vou ¢laim eredit, for what 1 told you to 40? managers full-page. editorial: were a great aia to him in reachine and convineing people who had . very atsettine the other sido of the story, ood For’ Thought Fear Peonle Who Can’t Think” were eam Gf propaganaa. But it s surely disan po'ntinge, after planning ana pleadi ind conjuring up golden visions credulous landowners: after vetting everything set to have eranted yor the absolute right to the power re mtirees of a ten millien dollar irriga tion district for nothing, more tang th'e than a promise—-after visions of orerating tex free, under the protec ting skirts of the district, while oth r-eaemnanies were — forced to heb 8S Open Thro “eqn maintain the government. ATL thi is very, very—distressing to a mai who has devoted? so much tine and energy as has Mr. Wisker dear of Nevada eounty Contributed. (PARI Se See wees: re . 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Hiei eke, ® sets ra 4 N.C. N. GR. R. COMPANY Mrs. Frank. Woods and son of Sweetland spent Saturday and Sun-} i We TABI E AND RATES day visiting Mrs. Claude Thompson cae a i this place. esos irre Joseph Halkyard, end Jimmie, frames Pendola, sons, Raxyanond Effective Sunday, Sept. imet°= S. . > Hall: } Train leaves Nevada City at 5: Indian . # m., Grass Valley at 5:50 a. 1 alley Sunday on a short visit. arriving San Vraseiseo, 1:30 p. Wyllie, Jr., of Train leaves Nevada City at 11: BHaward J. sed throush town Monday enroute Meck ease gottes S to tha lace x that place at San 25, motored {¢o Folsom . py a.m. Gras ing direct Train. 23 arriving after a short visit with Train 40 Krancisco 1927 20 D:; ni. 00 makP Francisco I) ge at retatives at-ForestCity. Ilis young ot t0-pe—m: rane sister accompanied him. 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oo United.. States.. Mineral.. THE NEVADA CiTY. FEDERAL ExVAA SERVICE IIRES What You Save on One FEDERAL Helps You Buy The Next Guarant-ed Vulcanizing anu Repairing ACE TIRE SifO0P 110 Main St. Grass Valley LATAA SERVICe Tlkes. NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP . INVITES YOU TO Forget worries and come and eat here. We will do our best to please you. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE . Our Merchants Lunch and Special Sunday Dinner yourFRESH FISH We are Now Suprlvine Our Customers-with Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday The Prices Are Reasonall:: The Quality is Risht! EDDTE LRONG FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Servicing and Repair: CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 152 Work Called for and Delivered Nevada City Cleaners Cleaning Pressing P :trenize Repairing Moines industry weer ere Upholsterins JOHN W. DARKE 109J 109M Phenes See Me— See Better GEO. H. SHIRKEY Opt. D. Opte:metris? 118 Mill St. Grass Valley a THE ROSE LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dres-ing and Reauty Work. Famous Adele” Mille Toilet Articles. Louise Martin J. FE. O'CONNOR _ivil and Mining Engineer Surveyor. Licensed Land Surveyor. Upstairs ; Law. i condition of the Di ito have (inches to the sides. Mr. ‘THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly at Ke vaita City, Nevada County, California, and de_ voted to the development of resources of the community. Publication office, 305 Broad St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, California address, $2.90! Outside California in U. S. .. 2.50 Six Months. .-.2.. 1.00 Three Months . 60 Ome Wonth: «s sicssisscccecsnwsss 26 SINPIG: COpiee os es ee .05 Advertisiug Rates on. aeplitation. Entered as mail matter of the second elass in the postoltice at Nevada City, California, under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879 A Legal Newspaper of . Genera Circulation for Nevada City and Ne vada County, as defined bv Stat Printed and Nevada City. ‘ARTHUR A. WILLOUGHBY Editor’ and Publisher EESIE P. WILLOUGHBY Associate and _Manager ~ FROM OUR READERS Publisher The Saeed MR. WISKERS GOATS As we were saying, Mr. Wiske1 through his editorial bugle, says that ‘the blame for the present financial strict is directly due to those who opposed his P. E. D. Company—with one exception—and that is that little. bill of $136,000 which the Pacific Gas & Electrtc Co. refuse to pay, for water claimed ® beefi délivered:at Spaulding. But, why.be so lenient ‘vith us? Why not saddle us. with this little affliction too? Tt wouldn't be bit more unreasonable {iin to blame us for the rest of the districts faitures. And, by the way, correct it shows. that just ahout 62 per cent of the water that the contract calls for was delivered durine the six months, but of course the ditch was ‘“‘seasoning” that is. setting saturated—-so were the flumes. in fact the flumes” shrunk so that Mr. Tibbetts has:.to add another fou: Tibbetts ex plains this in his report to the Diree if this bill i the: Published at, first Seasons operating experienne and in view of the fact thet the Pacific Gas & Hiectric Co. may de !ecline to make to the Distriet any payments whatever for water UNTIL A FULL SEASON’S DELIVERY of 108,000 acre feet be complefed”’ ;The work recommended consists chiefly of regrading and religning,of the Bowmen-Spauldine flume end . building up the sides about 4 inches the capacity of in. order to increase . the flume, which is now THE LIk . ITING FACTOR in the nate of Ww aur . delivered to Lake Spaulding.’ . So. here we have in Mr. Tibbetts . OW n words one acknowideged +e 1son . for the failure of the district t . fill the contract with the P. G. —simply that the flume wasn’t {enough to carry the water. Now, as to that notorious ! . ! . an‘t We reall indeed for smelw P. E. D. contract, i féel very 4nuch flattered credit, lew goats, of its infancy, because are conceited enoush to believe that it was a luckv day for the N. 4. iD. when the contreet was not Permit ted to be accepted as ally cooked up bv. Mr. his associates. However. as it has sinee turned. out, the thine odorous that it did not sucee ed in getting past cither the Federal Power Commission or the Seeretaryv of the Interior, who proiptly sat upon along with helpings being given the several other fei to choke it in we } it. It’s rather funny. and it seems ingrateful too, for here we are saying nauch ty things abont the. real papa: of = Neth: De ves that t true because. Mr. Wi yr himself initted e ay in: 19:27 that: it wse Yess for the average individual to try to understand the inier Workings of the P. BE. D. because ‘he had spent seven years abricating — it; that would ovlace its conception —back about 1919. Shortly aftes this fered upon his campaign of ereating the N. I. D. and by his talk of the ereat benefits to be derived from is rigation, ‘by berating the multimilMr. Wisker enSUMMONS No. 5613 SUPERIOR IN THE COURT OF THI STATE OF CALIFO . a A; IN AND FOR. THE COUNTY: € NEVADA. GEORGE W. COOPER, Plaintifl vs A. RWADSWORTH, FRANCIS STEVENS JANE ° STEW hig. and also all other persens un known, claiming any right, title, estaxte, lien: or interest in the real proTifa tors March 28, 1928. ‘Repairs and erty described in the cemplsint, ad alterations during the éexson 19271 verse to plaintiff’s ownership, or ‘ OR including ahont $442000 recent’) aloud upon plaintiff's title thereto. re-airs to the. Fall Creek siphon . pefendants. $15.000. (It will be recalled that Action brought in the Superioi large section-of. this seven foot wood on sivhon went out beeause of anchor ice during the cold spell seve~ 1 weeks:aro) “To this should bo dded the cest of certain addition ond alternations to the BowmanSnanldine conduit,’ which we now recommend es dasirable after the FRATERNAT. CARDS NEVADA LODGH, Noa. 18. eo & A. M.~. Stated meetings second Wednes ‘ay of each -mornth at. Masonic Tem fee Rie ams Snievrning hrethres re cordicts in ‘ted GIEDERT F. DAVIS, W. M &-OPpy ING Ble <ecy MILO LODGE, No. of P. Meets the Ist and 3d Friday nights “t Pythian Hall, Morgan and Poweli 43, %. Plde. Visiting Knights: always welcome. W. 6. JEEFREY-C.C J.C. Bs FOSS, KK. of R.& 8S: \ PROEESSIGNAL CARDS RCSHTTA BUZZA JOHNS Voeal and Tastrumental Enstraction Late of the Royal College of Mu sie, London, England. Vocal. Pupi! of Henry Blower andPiano Pupil of Herhert Sharne. Terms on appli ention. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave Crass Valley. DR. BELL . Dentist Office Hours: 8:20 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment rereen & Powell Bldg Phone . “ROBE Rr B Ww ERNER Physician and Surgeon (Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance pr. 4. M. Walling: KE. H. Armstrong F. E. Grove ATTORNEYS AT LAW Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. Notary Public Tele ne 41 oT. Nilon F, NILON & NILON Attorneys at Law Offices: Grass Valley M. Nilon Nevada City Court of the State of California, in and for the County. of Nevada, and the cemplaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Nevada. -NILON & NILON, Attorneys for Plaintilf THD PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING rO A. R. WADSWORTH, F RA A NCIS STEVENS,. JANE STEVENS, hi: wife, and also ail eee persons wun known, claiming any right, ttle estate, lien or interest in the real the complaint ownership, o1 there “roperty deseribed in -dverse to plaintiff’s ny cioud upon plaintiff’s title Defendants: You .are hereby directed to apnear County: or within *f served elsewhere. And hereby mies appear and ans ve reanired, the said plainiifi judgment for any me6nev o3 ‘'pminges demanded in the. comlaint. as arising upon contrect will annly ts relief demanded in the eomyou are vou Wer as ahke ‘her slaint. The object of the action is to determine all and every claim, estate ight, title, Jigen or: interest in the real property hereinafter. deseribod adverse to pleintiff’s ownership, or iny cloud upon plaintiff’: title thereto; to obtain .a judement of his Court adjvdging and deerreeins hat plaintiff is now, end has, by himself and his predecessors in inerest been, in the actual, xelu‘ive and adverse possession of seid ‘eal property continuously for the reriod of twenty (20) vears action, claiming¢o cwn the same in fee against t¢hs whole world; and that plaintiff has raid all taxes of every kind leyisd r assessed against saidg real proprty during the: period of five. (5) ‘ears next preceding the filing of the complaint aforesaid: that plain {ff is the owner and entitled to the ressession of said real property. an? that —all_elaims of said defendant: fereto are without right, and that i tney have not, nor has any, or either cf them, any right, title, estate or jnterest in-said real. property, or ony mesiton thereof. % The real property offeeted by this action and hereinbefore referred fo) is described as fellows: All that certain real plaint in this property W. E. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City EDWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Envineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Yifice hours: 10 a. m. to 12 m., 2: a. m. to 5:30 p. m.; Monday, Wed-: 1esday, Friday evenings tte 8. Sundzsys by appointment. Residence . ind office, 150% Mill St. Grass Valever City Hall. Main Street, Grass iey. Fue: 196. Nevada City . situate, lying and being in the City cf Nevada; County of Nevyada, State of California. aad particularly deseribed as follows: Lot Number Seven (7) ef Ploek Number Twenty-five (25) of the City of Nevada, as saidtot ond binek are désignated Wpo]Ht the offeial map of said City of Nuvada made by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869. : Civen under my hand ond tha Seal of said Sunerior Cenrt of the State of California, ity and for the . County of Nevada, this 22d dsy of) March, 1928. GEORGE COUGHT.)N. rear McCORMACK By R.N, i (SEAL) BDenuty Clark. . * First Publication—April 20, 1923 Detas af Be = ee One Ty Pobliestien Ani] oA: +1, 18,3 by Suiy 2, 1928, — immed. intely prior to the filing of the com-. nad answer the complaint in an ae , tien entitled as above, brought ag \ainst you in fhe Strperior Court of , the Stete. of California, Jin and for the County ef Nevada, within ten]. (0): days et servies on "4 of . ‘his Summon: if—sepyed ait 4 -tisa thirty (30). days oe ~mMenner tniwhieh it f was entered into and believe j . would be for the best interacts vf the Pictpics HEM pi Wiser wala nNolified that . will} COMPRESSOR AT GARAGE CAMPTONVILLE, to The becoming a April regular town, the Langs installed “a witistle; noon, and night Carage recently and now morning, local residents can tell whether their clock is right or whether Bill's is wrong. The local gnarage recent!y installed and air tank, air is 2 new air compressor now, at any time, this-being the only place and free obtainable, hatween Nevada Cty ang where such service can be enjoyed. FISCHER LOCATHS MISSING PURSE FOR TRAVELLER CAMPTONVILLE, April 25,(Special to The Nugvet —— “Saturday while enroute from Nevada lady traveler losing a vValuknow just morning, City to Dewnieville, a had the misfortune of able She did not but sOMeplace bepurse, whare it was lost, tween .the two county seats, noticines it Ville. Word was sent alone the road, she not until almost in Downtighut no one found it, and is was pre sumed that someone did find it and took it alone: with: them. In fact. Sutirday was a day with lots of travelon the most of it bound ver the Yuba highway, Pass, composed of all orts of iwo bands of Gy Tuesday trip; Mi PR people, including psies. his down

proprietor of morning, on Vischer, the Downieville Stage Company. found the purse in the highway nea indian Flat; it evidently having been there those three days unnoticed by the hundreds of cars by it. It awas fortunate for er. that. Mr. found it as it contained two hundred which passed the own Fischer over dollars in eash besides other valuables Nonaires and power octopuses; wham he would have the -fermers. belie, were ready to draw their last drop o' blood and were even then exgerl waiting to fasten their tentacles up on this fnir and lovely land, and above all. the promise of riches from P.G. & BE. revenue, he persuade the landowners to organize the Dis trict, which they did in Lot. But that sparkling jewel of a now er contract, that magnet ebout whic! everything Wiskerian revolved wa: never even whispered about——i4 weauldn’a do to sprine it vet—--no! urtil the-dam and candnit were about 4 AUS US; eomnpleted and in readiness: not nintil most of the meney had bean spent. Not a° word was said ahow i+ until lonuary 7th. 19°7, alth ouch his company had filed tte arti as of incogpe ration on Tebruary ith, 1926—hImost a year previou ly. itis: he mare necessary now to sav the attempt to. railroad Sided eontract } through th: Directors, It is eonimara urdly ebout lop RPoard of on recent history and tha e mof the Placer Co unty Committe me evidence enough to sho: Word of pe Pay oe s not annvrove ‘ay thor grid or, The committee has ful matter of litts set side the ery: rlain that S annurh is it evidant several oot aval ered Faats, who onre with the Diatrict’s mishouldered fortunes, are in Placer count’ Noturaliv the manager is verv much erestfalian over his failure to fom his contract through as tre had Jonned it ofieinally. As far as hie honrd of directors was caneernad if ws apvearently all right. Wis snirii of domination is well exemnlified in hi letter +9 Mr. Schwart7 wherein he says ‘“Whv do vou ¢laim eredit, for what 1 told you to 40? managers full-page. editorial: were a great aia to him in reachine and convineing people who had . very atsettine the other sido of the story, ood For’ Thought Fear Peonle Who Can’t Think” were eam Gf propaganaa. But it s surely disan po'ntinge, after planning ana pleadi ind conjuring up golden visions credulous landowners: after vetting everything set to have eranted yor the absolute right to the power re mtirees of a ten millien dollar irriga tion district for nothing, more tang th'e than a promise—-after visions of orerating tex free, under the protec ting skirts of the district, while oth r-eaemnanies were — forced to heb 8S Open Thro “eqn maintain the government. ATL thi is very, very—distressing to a mai who has devoted? so much tine and energy as has Mr. Wisker dear of Nevada eounty Contributed. (PARI Se See wees: re . 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Hiei eke, ® sets ra 4 N.C. N. GR. R. COMPANY Mrs. Frank. Woods and son of Sweetland spent Saturday and Sun-} i We TABI E AND RATES day visiting Mrs. Claude Thompson cae a i this place. esos irre Joseph Halkyard, end Jimmie, frames Pendola, sons, Raxyanond Effective Sunday, Sept. imet°= S. . > Hall: } Train leaves Nevada City at 5: Indian . # m., Grass Valley at 5:50 a. 1 alley Sunday on a short visit. arriving San Vraseiseo, 1:30 p. Wyllie, Jr., of Train leaves Nevada City at 11: BHaward J. sed throush town Monday enroute Meck ease gottes S to tha lace x that place at San 25, motored {¢o Folsom . py a.m. Gras ing direct Train. 23 arriving after a short visit with Train 40 Krancisco 1927 20 D:; ni. 00 makP Francisco I) ge at retatives at-ForestCity. Ilis young ot t0-pe—m: rane sister accompanied him. WyTrain teaves Nevada City at 4 Io Was formerly statisiied here as a p. m., Gras sValley 5:05 p, m., mak(Oresieranesr ; ing direct connection with S. leaving San vO carloads of nabling puss Gpysies. passed 41 p.m., e engers to arMhreueh this seetion Saturday. . rive at Grassy Valley 7:35 p. m. and “F : . Nevada City, 7:56_p. : Jemes Lang and son, Donald, ar sigiaas ee a mved “ay On a Visit to William . Grass Valley Fares Lang, proprietor of the Lang Ga. To Colfax, $1.00. Five day round a“! c =A z ri e f T< 2 9 99 raw. Donald will remain and assist . Able 21.5%, To Sacramento $3.22. withthe work at = 14 day round trip $4.00. To San Wa i 4 Ork € > « Oo Vey assy ¢ . : wa . « t < at the Lang Garage. . Franciseo-$6.46. 3 months round Merest Ranger Chestes H. Ander. trip $10.75. Tickets sold Fridays, ae made a business trip. to Nevada . Saturdays and Sundays, 16 days City Saturday. . Tound trip $9.50. 4 Med BE. 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