August 12, 1932 (6 pages)

aoe an vw fo . gether with all their rights, title and _ dip of 60 degrees. , separate bid FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1932 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Wer PAGE FIVE “DECLARATION OF NOTICE Horse Shoe, placer, Geo, A. Beck, in Sierra and Nevada counties. Prosper, et-al—Grass Valley. Pacifiic:Mines, in Rough and Ready. LEGAL NOTICE NOLrICE OF TRUSTEES’ SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST WHEREAS, Amanda J. Rapp, on August 21, 1915, executed and dejivyeredher certain.Deed of -Trust—to. out the State of California on TuesF. D. Philips and George K. Rogers, as trustees, for the benefit and security of the California Prudential Society, a corporation, to secure the payment of a promissory note in the sum of $800.00, With interest thereon, which said Deed of Trust was recorded, in the office of the county recorder of the County of Nevada, State of California, Volume 1 of Trust Deeds, at page 449, et seq. Nevada County Reeords; and, WHEREAS, the. said promissory note, together with interest thereon, for value receiveac, thereafter and before due, to wit, December list, 1915, was duly assigned by said beneficiary thereof to the Union Home Builders, a Trust Estate, tointerest in and to the said Deed of Trust, securing said promissory note; and, WHEREAS, the said note, together with interest thereon, for value received, thereafter and beforé due, was duly assigned “by said Union Home Builders, a Trust Estate, to the Merger Securities, Inc., a Delaware Corporation, together with all its rights, title. and interest in and to the said. Deed of Trust, securing said promissory note; and, WHEREAS, the~said—Merger—Seeurities, Inc., as assignee beneficiary under said Deed of Trust, on October 5, 1931, recorded a Notice of Default and Breach and Election to Sell, under said Deed of Trust,:in Book 12 of Official Records, page 93 et seq., thereof, of Records of Nevada County, State of California; and, WHEREAS, the said Merger Securities, Inc., pursuant to said Notice_of. Default and Breach of Election to Sell, under said Deed of Trust, as the owner and holder of said promissory note, secured by said Deed of Trust, after repeated demands for payment of said note and interest thereon, has elected to sell the real estate in said Deed of Trust described, to satisfy said indebtedness; said real estate is more particularly described as follows, to wit: All that portion of Lot No. Four (4), in Block No. Fifty-two (52), of the City of Nevada, as said lot and. block are designated upon the. Official Map of said City of Nevada, made by H. S. Bradley, in the year 1869, described as follows, viz: Commencing at a point on. the westerly line of Sacramento Street, 93 feet northeasterly from the northeasterly corner of Lot No. 5, in said Block No. 52, (said Lot No. 5 in Biock No. 52, formeriy owned by J. D. Fleming); thence northwesterly at right angles to the westerly line of Sacramento Street, to the center of Deer Creek; thence northeasterly along the center of Deer Creek a distance of 45 feet; thence southeasterly to a point on the westerly line of Sacramento Street 45 feet northea’terly of the place of beginning; thence southwesterly along the westerly line of Sacramento Street, 45 feet to the place of beginning, all in Nevada County, State of /California; and the said Merger Se¢urities, Inc., a corporation, does/ hereby give notice that on Tuesday, the 16th day of August, 1932, at the hour of 10:30 o'clock A.M. of said day, at the Front Door of the Court House, in the City of Nevada,/County of Nevada, State of California, it will sell, at Public Auction,/to the highest bidder, for cash, in hand, in lawful money of the United States of America, all tiar certain real property hereinbefore last described. TERMS OF SALJ®&, cash in hand at drop of hammer; and the said owner and holder of said note, or any person ,may purchase at said sale. Dated July 18, 1932. MERGER SECURITIE® By RODOLPH HATF [ELD Attorney. First’Publication July 22721932. Last Publication August 12, 1932. NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS Bids will be received for immediate completion of approximately 180 feet of 5 by 9 raise to connect Tunnels No. 2 and 3 at the Twin Sisters Quartz Mine at Snow Point. Raise now up 200 feet at an average Contractor to supply board and bedding at $1.00 per day; to furnish wder, caps and fuse, to timber raise and chute. Company to supply power, tools and equipment as Well as timber and te sell powder, fuse and caps at cost, although Contractor may submit a covering powder, fuse and caps if he so desires. Hlectric blasting equipment. furnished. Bids to be submitted on a lineal foot ‘basis. Work to be completed within 40 days of the. signing of contract. Company retains any and all bids. : For information concerning underground conditions see Edw. C. Uren. Bids will be opened August 10th and should be submitted immediately to the: secretary. i “C, L. WHITE, 17 Harcourt Street, San Rafael, Calif. right to reject MISSING PEOPLE. SOUGHT ‘ An inquiry has been sent to The Nugget requesting that we call at‘tention to a search being made for James and Johanna Nojan, who lived in this vicinity years ago. According to information they had @ daughter named Margaret born} about 1857, as well as other children named Mary, Kate and Lena. Possibly some of their descendents are readers of your paper, in which event it will be to their interest to get in touch with us at once, giving full particulars of the family history ** Likewise, any friends of the family having information as to where relatives might be found will be doing a favor to all concerned by sending promissory . ho Inti . + > i List of Offices for which candidates Flies ee are to be nominated or elected. -List Fudeos Wate “Coombs. daines of all election precincts and theit} pearson. ~ : respective polling places and the Clerks—Irene Juleff, Ruth Body names of the election officers who Elizabeth C. Brock. : ; mary Election will be held throughFO ones siesta Resteeseas oe ee Poe aaibete Michael : ~ Inspector—H. Ray George. . O*Gonnor. = day, August 30th, 1932, at which Judges—Edna Twitchell, Susie North San Juan Precinct election candidates for the follow-. Shackleton. Polling place Schoel House. ing Congressional, Legislative, JuClerks—Alison Simmons, ElizaInspector— Anna Bradbury. dicial” and County offices will be. beth Briggs and Edna D. Sampson. . » Judges — Ellen’ Solaro, Annie voted on. Grass Valley No. 7 Precinet Weinman. United States Senator. : Polling place Crase Building. Clerks—Joseph McCullough, SaRepresentative in Congress, SecInspector—William Wasley. rah Reader and Ved. I. Kessier. ond District. noe Judges—Hattie C. Hughes, RoAnthony House Precinct State. Senator Seventh District. setta B. Johns. _ Polling place Pleasant Valley Member of the Assembly Sixth Clerks—Arthur Bone, Edna C. School House. Di Sc fom al H ¢ I are to serve insaid precincts. oe Prehibition County Central Commit-]. 4. day, SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NO. 1 room on Sacramento Street. Lawrence. 7 se House. Byrne. Coughlan and Alice Cooper. Inspector—E. B. Meservey. Judges—Susie Green, Hugh N. Clendenen. Clerks—B. A. Bost and Charles Bouvier zalli. Leaf. inspeclor—Maggvie Lewis. Judges—Jeanetie Orzalli, T. W. Sicourney. C pale ee aa ge FHiotnersall, Ernest Towle, Ne ellie Leonard. Willow Valley Precinct Jones, Cierks—Fannie Hoiland, Charles Genasci, Grace Jones. SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NO, 2 Grass VYailey No. 1 VPreecinet Polling }»laes Vernon Stoll’s Law Office. inspector—Loyle E. I*reenian. Judges—C. H. Barker, Lucy Rust. . Clerks—Georgi>? Donnelly, Alice . Adams, Esther Shewartz. . Grass Valley No. 2 Pre:inct Polling place Wuashingtcn School f0usa. Inspector—-Willis Ii. Peasiee. Judges—Sarah Mullins. Blizabetnh Juice. Cierks—-Minnie Lady, Anna Mesride and Ralpv Vincent. Lobecker. Basteay NOTICE OF ELECTION . . Notice of the time and place of Iding the August primary election, Notice is hereby given that a Pristrict. Presiding Justice of the District Court.of Appeal, Third Appellate Polling place High School Gym. District (Unexpired term ending Inspector—Richard Dunstan. January Ast, 1943). Judges — Minnie Carter, Mary Judge of the Superior Court, Ne-. pvan. vada county. Clerks — Elnora Bosanko, Agnes Supervisor of Nevada County.) McCabe, and Hazel Jenkins. Iirst Supervisorial District. Allison Ranch Precinct Supervisor of Nevada County, Polling place R. White Residence. Second Supervisorial District. Inspector—Richard White. Supervisor of Nevada. County, Judge—Bud Twitchell. Fifth Sugeryisorial District. : Clerks—Alice M. Hooper and Twenty-two members of the Re-. ptpel Winkles. publican County Central Committee. : Buena Vista Precinct Twenty-one members of the DemPolling place ——Chicazo Park ratic County Central Committee. Twenty-three members of the I ycialist County Central Committee. Twenty-three members -_of he Cc. And Notice is hereby further given Polling plac e Service Station, Higyat--at-—said—eleetion—thepols —will oy : be open at the hour of 6 o’clock A. M. and remain open until seven clock in the afternoon of the same and that during said hours-the ection will be held at the legally bel designated polling places in each Polling place—E.Pettijean resiprecinct in said. County of Nevada, . dence.set out below, and that the followInspector—wWilliam Woods. ing named persons have been ap-. -. Judges—William James, Emile pointed to serve as election officers . Pettijean. in their respective precincts as folClerks—Annie Bennallack, Nellie Ows: : Nevada City No. 1 Precinct Polling place Plaza Grocery Store Inspector—Mary Deschwanden. Judges—Mary. Hosking, Maude] wi Clerks—-Anna Tueker, Grace N. Lotz, Alma Marsh. dence. Nevada City No. 2 Precinct Inspector—John Durbin. Polling place City Hall. Judges—A., J. ismert, Mary: CarInspector—John S. King. thew. Judges—Margaret Maher, Annie Clerks—Mabel Thomas, Edith Hooper. Pascoe, Anna M. James. Clerks——Clara Phillips, Joseph . supERVISORIAL DISTRICT NO. 2 — and Minnie se hs Spanldine hee NO. 3 Nevada City No. 3 Precinct Sito os Conpaas th Polling place Foresters Hall. ca sie ee Bed gens Inspector—Catherine Fortier. Inspector—Amy. Worthley Judges—Harriet Farmer, Annie Judge—Leslie R. Landsburg Clerks—-Annie Darke, Vincent Foy and Adeline O’Comnor. Névada City No. 4 Precinct Polling place Washinston School Inspector—Francis Hilerman. Judges—AnnieScheemer, Annie Clerks—Lottie Eden, Catherine Gold Flat Precinct Polling place School House. and Mrs. Minnie Hurst. Indian Flat Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—Mike Kendrick. Judge—Grace Keenan. Cierks—Willis Green and May OrSelby Flat Precinct Potting place Davies House, Sugar . ¢, Judz ee Stewart and Andrew Beck. Grass Valley No. School House. Judge Clerks—Perey Inspector—William Higgins. VS. M. Kitts and Belle Corey. Polling Judge—Perley P. Pingree. Clerks—Kate Polling place—Mrs. old E. Kohler. Kamp. Buck. Horan, Elizabeth Clerks P.-C. Petersdn, S. C. wood. 4 Bivens. Cher ks——My rile .Lopes, Mary U. SUPERVISORIAL. DISTRICT NO. 4 5 Precinct Gvass Valley No. 6 Precinct Grass’ Valley No. 8 Precinct nspector—-William Paul Jaeekle. Ullrich. Weimer and Ella Shebley. Cottage Bill Precinct 3 Corner z Dixon. Cierks-—Chandler B. Church, MaE. McCrea. Empire Precinct Forest Springs Precinct place—School House. Orrin Perrin. Wheeler, Evelyn Ison. Hills Flat Precinct Hiscox ResiClerks—s feb E. Bishop and HarWw auiiaw ian Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—Martin Vanberg. Murphy. Cherokee Precinct Polling Place School House. Inspector—Roy McNamara. Judge—Margaret Wolfe. ‘Phelan, 7 James F. Crest on Lake Tahoe. from a visit in aunt. Major D. Chapman of Nevada City is building a summer home at Cedar POLITICAL CARDS HARRY L ENGLEBRIGHT — Candidate forCONGRESS James F. Colley returned his has Santa Cruz with French Corral Precinct Polling place sehool house. _Inspector—Martha Kirkwood. nesbLone. ~' Judge—Albert Peyer. Clerks —Claule Schwartz, Grace Clear Creek Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—-William Uren. Judge—-Mary Beyer. Clerks—Lois Black, Warren Odell. Indian Springs Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—Jennie Brown. Judge—Lida Fisher. Clerks—Gertrude Casey, Ravn. i-Pleasant Ridge Precinct. Polling place Wolf School House. Inspector—Charles Butler. Judge—Jesse Cole. Selma Clerks—Florence Beyer, Mary HK. Sweet. Rough and Ready Precinct Polling place School House. —~TInspector—Frank~ Abbott. Judge—Mary Walters. 'Clerks—Thomas Hocking, Capps. Edith Spenceville Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—James Kneebone. Judge—Alfred Deeds. Clerks—Robert Shetterly, Efnest Pittman. SUPERVISORAL DISTRICT NO. .5 You Bet Precinct Polling place—School House. Inspector—Thomas Brady. Judge—W. A. Levee. Clerks—Charles Gearheart, nard Maguire. Overton Precinct Polling place Hall at Hobart Mills Inspector—W. W. Butler. . Judges—T. D. Thibauit, Erle-Marin. Clerks—Neva Wilson, Mrs. Georgia Lazier, Mrs. Hannah Stewart. Soda Springs Precinct Polling place Service Station at Soda Springs. : Inspector—J. O. Jones. Judge—Allan A. Allan. Clerks—J. F. Dolan, Mrs. Lyons. BerMary Truckee No. 1 Precinct Polling place Grammar School House. Inspector—John Titus. Judges—Mrs. Evelyn Moore. Mrs Cora E. Maxson. Clerks —Frank Kearney, Mrs. Judge—T. B. Williamson. Clerks—J. S. Kramer and H. U Eureka Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—F. N. Coombes. Judge—T. J. Flannigan. Clerks—A. J. Fitter, Myron L. La Moores Flat Precinct Polling place—Meyer’’s residence. Inspector—wWilliam Buck. Judge—J. A. Newman. Clerks—Bert Davidson, Columbia Hill Precinct Polling place school house. Inspector—Thomas RB. Bigelow. Judge—Charles F. Howlett. Cierks—Thornley B. English, J. Coughlan. North Bloomfield Preeinct Polling place School House. Inspector—Charles C. Gaus. Judge—F. W. Cummings: oluing place scuool House Inspector—Snherinan Hecker. Judges—Alex Durbin, Emma B. 3081. Broad St. BOWMAN & BOWMAN BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR PERMANENT WAVING Medium and Short Bob.$5.00 LOG Bop: > $5.50 MEN'S HAIR CUTTING Ph. 376 Grass Valley No. + Precinct. Potliag plac2 Hagle Hose House. Insp etor—Jobn LB. ‘trenfell. Judges—Kate Edwards, C. F. Clerks---Ehizabeth _Carveth, and Mary Thomas. Grass Valley No. -£ Precinct Polling place Serr. Hail. Inspe .ter—Johu Sizel. Ann “us whatever data they can. An estate valued at $3,000 is fnvolved. CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY $1.00 ae $1.25 LADIES’ AND MEN’S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. Phone 108. Bost Building Broad Street Nevada City, California Albert R. E. Carr, Secretary. Eliza Campbell, Wm. Harold Laity. PROFESSIONAL CARDS — DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Office 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance W. E. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City F. T. Nilon J.T. Hennessy Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY Attorneys at Law Offices, 127 Mill St., Grass Valley Morgan & Powell Bldg.,; Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C, Chiropractor Grass Valley Office hours—9-12 a.m.; 2-5:30 p.m. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7-8 p.m. Sun. by appointment. Room 3 Commercial Bldg. Phone G.V. 196 SPWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278-R Nevada City J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and. Mining Engineer United States Mineral Surveying. Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall, Main Street, Grass Valley. FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks Home, Pine Street. Visiting Elks Welcome. V. V. FOLEY, Exalted Ruler. be: W. DARKE: UPHOLSTERING z109bat Sed — Phone — 109-M NEVADA CITY CLEANERS ~ Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing W. H. Osborne * OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the 1st and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome, CARL LARSEN, C. C. J. C. E. FOSS: K. of R. & SS.FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Repairing Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 Second District ‘Primary Election August 30, 1932 . ~ GEORGE L. JONES 25 2 ———— Cantidate for SUPERIOR JUDGE Nevada County Primary Election August 30, 1932 RAGLAN TUTTLE (Incumbent) Candidate for SUPERIOR JUDGE Nevada County Primary Election August 30, 1932 R. A. EDDY (Incumbent) Candidate for SUPERVISOR First District (Nevada Township) Primary Election Angust 30,: 1932, . CARY S. ARBOGAST Candidate for SUPERVISOR First District (Nevada Township) Primary Election August 30, 1932 FRANK DAVIES NEVADA COUNTY is entitled to representation in the District Court of Appeal. Therefore . . . ELECT Judge John F. PULLEN Presiding Justice ELECTION AUGUST 30th Sacramento Valley and Mountain Counties are now. without representation in this exCandidate for Your vote for Judge Pullen First District Nevada County Primary Election, August 30, 1932 © BERLE THOMAS Candidate for STATE ASSEMBLY Sixth District ; Primary Election August 30, 1932. ASSEMBLYMAN. J. L. “JERRY” SEAWELL Candidate for STATE SENATOR Primary Election, August 30, 1932 J. D. ELLIOT Candidate for STATE ASSEMBLY Sixth District Primary Election, August 30, will correct this situafion. Judge Pullen’s thorough knowledge of Water Rights and other Problems of this District. his Record of Meritorious Service in Public. Life « his widely recognized ability . and his unswerving devotion to Duty make him the logical choice for “Presiding Justice. PULLEN-FOR-JUSTICE COMMITTEE Truckee No. 2 Precinct Polling place Masonic Hall. Frank H. Brummond. Judges—Lottie Bryant ,Melvin A. Thornton. ; Clerks —-Winifred D. Maguire, Edith Guthridge, Georgia O. Follett. Dated August 3rd, 1932. R. N. MeCORMACK, County Clerk, Nevada County, California. FRESH, WHOLESOME © APPETIZING 19382 Our large and growing volume of business enables us to offer you a large variety of choice meats at a small margin of profit SOME OF OUR SPECIALS ss cst rib steak, tender and juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts; Roasts of all kinds. Weinies and Superfine Kraut. 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aoe an vw fo . gether with all their rights, title and _ dip of 60 degrees. , separate bid FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1932 THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Wer PAGE FIVE “DECLARATION OF NOTICE Horse Shoe, placer, Geo, A. Beck, in Sierra and Nevada counties. Prosper, et-al—Grass Valley. Pacifiic:Mines, in Rough and Ready. LEGAL NOTICE NOLrICE OF TRUSTEES’ SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST WHEREAS, Amanda J. Rapp, on August 21, 1915, executed and dejivyeredher certain.Deed of -Trust—to. out the State of California on TuesF. D. Philips and George K. Rogers, as trustees, for the benefit and security of the California Prudential Society, a corporation, to secure the payment of a promissory note in the sum of $800.00, With interest thereon, which said Deed of Trust was recorded, in the office of the county recorder of the County of Nevada, State of California, Volume 1 of Trust Deeds, at page 449, et seq. Nevada County Reeords; and, WHEREAS, the. said promissory note, together with interest thereon, for value receiveac, thereafter and before due, to wit, December list, 1915, was duly assigned by said beneficiary thereof to the Union Home Builders, a Trust Estate, tointerest in and to the said Deed of Trust, securing said promissory note; and, WHEREAS, the said note, together with interest thereon, for value received, thereafter and beforé due, was duly assigned “by said Union Home Builders, a Trust Estate, to the Merger Securities, Inc., a Delaware Corporation, together with all its rights, title. and interest in and to the said. Deed of Trust, securing said promissory note; and, WHEREAS, the~said—Merger—Seeurities, Inc., as assignee beneficiary under said Deed of Trust, on October 5, 1931, recorded a Notice of Default and Breach and Election to Sell, under said Deed of Trust,:in Book 12 of Official Records, page 93 et seq., thereof, of Records of Nevada County, State of California; and, WHEREAS, the said Merger Securities, Inc., pursuant to said Notice_of. Default and Breach of Election to Sell, under said Deed of Trust, as the owner and holder of said promissory note, secured by said Deed of Trust, after repeated demands for payment of said note and interest thereon, has elected to sell the real estate in said Deed of Trust described, to satisfy said indebtedness; said real estate is more particularly described as follows, to wit: All that portion of Lot No. Four (4), in Block No. Fifty-two (52), of the City of Nevada, as said lot and. block are designated upon the. Official Map of said City of Nevada, made by H. S. Bradley, in the year 1869, described as follows, viz: Commencing at a point on. the westerly line of Sacramento Street, 93 feet northeasterly from the northeasterly corner of Lot No. 5, in said Block No. 52, (said Lot No. 5 in Biock No. 52, formeriy owned by J. D. Fleming); thence northwesterly at right angles to the westerly line of Sacramento Street, to the center of Deer Creek; thence northeasterly along the center of Deer Creek a distance of 45 feet; thence southeasterly to a point on the westerly line of Sacramento Street 45 feet northea’terly of the place of beginning; thence southwesterly along the westerly line of Sacramento Street, 45 feet to the place of beginning, all in Nevada County, State of /California; and the said Merger Se¢urities, Inc., a corporation, does/ hereby give notice that on Tuesday, the 16th day of August, 1932, at the hour of 10:30 o'clock A.M. of said day, at the Front Door of the Court House, in the City of Nevada,/County of Nevada, State of California, it will sell, at Public Auction,/to the highest bidder, for cash, in hand, in lawful money of the United States of America, all tiar certain real property hereinbefore last described. TERMS OF SALJ®&, cash in hand at drop of hammer; and the said owner and holder of said note, or any person ,may purchase at said sale. Dated July 18, 1932. MERGER SECURITIE® By RODOLPH HATF [ELD Attorney. First’Publication July 22721932. Last Publication August 12, 1932. NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS Bids will be received for immediate completion of approximately 180 feet of 5 by 9 raise to connect Tunnels No. 2 and 3 at the Twin Sisters Quartz Mine at Snow Point. Raise now up 200 feet at an average Contractor to supply board and bedding at $1.00 per day; to furnish wder, caps and fuse, to timber raise and chute. Company to supply power, tools and equipment as Well as timber and te sell powder, fuse and caps at cost, although Contractor may submit a covering powder, fuse and caps if he so desires. Hlectric blasting equipment. furnished. Bids to be submitted on a lineal foot ‘basis. Work to be completed within 40 days of the. signing of contract. Company retains any and all bids. : For information concerning underground conditions see Edw. C. Uren. Bids will be opened August 10th and should be submitted immediately to the: secretary. i “C, L. WHITE, 17 Harcourt Street, San Rafael, Calif. right to reject MISSING PEOPLE. SOUGHT ‘ An inquiry has been sent to The Nugget requesting that we call at‘tention to a search being made for James and Johanna Nojan, who lived in this vicinity years ago. According to information they had @ daughter named Margaret born} about 1857, as well as other children named Mary, Kate and Lena. Possibly some of their descendents are readers of your paper, in which event it will be to their interest to get in touch with us at once, giving full particulars of the family history ** Likewise, any friends of the family having information as to where relatives might be found will be doing a favor to all concerned by sending promissory . ho Inti . + > i List of Offices for which candidates Flies ee are to be nominated or elected. -List Fudeos Wate “Coombs. daines of all election precincts and theit} pearson. ~ : respective polling places and the Clerks—Irene Juleff, Ruth Body names of the election officers who Elizabeth C. Brock. : ; mary Election will be held throughFO ones siesta Resteeseas oe ee Poe aaibete Michael : ~ Inspector—H. Ray George. . O*Gonnor. = day, August 30th, 1932, at which Judges—Edna Twitchell, Susie North San Juan Precinct election candidates for the follow-. Shackleton. Polling place Schoel House. ing Congressional, Legislative, JuClerks—Alison Simmons, ElizaInspector— Anna Bradbury. dicial” and County offices will be. beth Briggs and Edna D. Sampson. . » Judges — Ellen’ Solaro, Annie voted on. Grass Valley No. 7 Precinet Weinman. United States Senator. : Polling place Crase Building. Clerks—Joseph McCullough, SaRepresentative in Congress, SecInspector—William Wasley. rah Reader and Ved. I. Kessier. ond District. noe Judges—Hattie C. Hughes, RoAnthony House Precinct State. Senator Seventh District. setta B. Johns. _ Polling place Pleasant Valley Member of the Assembly Sixth Clerks—Arthur Bone, Edna C. School House. Di Sc fom al H ¢ I are to serve insaid precincts. oe Prehibition County Central Commit-]. 4. day, SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NO. 1 room on Sacramento Street. Lawrence. 7 se House. Byrne. Coughlan and Alice Cooper. Inspector—E. B. Meservey. Judges—Susie Green, Hugh N. Clendenen. Clerks—B. A. Bost and Charles Bouvier zalli. Leaf. inspeclor—Maggvie Lewis. Judges—Jeanetie Orzalli, T. W. Sicourney. C pale ee aa ge FHiotnersall, Ernest Towle, Ne ellie Leonard. Willow Valley Precinct Jones, Cierks—Fannie Hoiland, Charles Genasci, Grace Jones. SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NO, 2 Grass VYailey No. 1 VPreecinet Polling }»laes Vernon Stoll’s Law Office. inspector—Loyle E. I*reenian. Judges—C. H. Barker, Lucy Rust. . Clerks—Georgi>? Donnelly, Alice . Adams, Esther Shewartz. . Grass Valley No. 2 Pre:inct Polling place Wuashingtcn School f0usa. Inspector—-Willis Ii. Peasiee. Judges—Sarah Mullins. Blizabetnh Juice. Cierks—-Minnie Lady, Anna Mesride and Ralpv Vincent. Lobecker. Basteay NOTICE OF ELECTION . .. Notice of the time and place of Iding the August primary election, Notice is hereby given that a Pristrict. Presiding Justice of the District Court.of Appeal, Third Appellate Polling place High School Gym. District (Unexpired term ending Inspector—Richard Dunstan. January Ast, 1943). Judges — Minnie Carter, Mary Judge of the Superior Court, Ne-. pvan. vada county. Clerks — Elnora Bosanko, Agnes Supervisor of Nevada County.) McCabe, and Hazel Jenkins. Iirst Supervisorial District. Allison Ranch Precinct Supervisor of Nevada County, Polling place R. White Residence. Second Supervisorial District. Inspector—Richard White. Supervisor of Nevada. County, Judge—Bud Twitchell. Fifth Sugeryisorial District. : Clerks—Alice M. Hooper and Twenty-two members of the Re-. ptpel Winkles. publican County Central Committee. : Buena Vista Precinct Twenty-one members of the DemPolling place ——Chicazo Park ratic County Central Committee. Twenty-three members of the I ycialist County Central Committee. Twenty-three members -_of he Cc. And Notice is hereby further given Polling plac e Service Station, Higyat--at-—said—eleetion—thepols —will oy : be open at the hour of 6 o’clock A. M. and remain open until seven clock in the afternoon of the same and that during said hours-the ection will be held at the legally bel designated polling places in each Polling place—E.Pettijean resiprecinct in said. County of Nevada, . dence.set out below, and that the followInspector—wWilliam Woods. ing named persons have been ap-. -. Judges—William James, Emile pointed to serve as election officers . Pettijean. in their respective precincts as folClerks—Annie Bennallack, Nellie Ows: : Nevada City No. 1 Precinct Polling place Plaza Grocery Store Inspector—Mary Deschwanden. Judges—Mary. Hosking, Maude] wi Clerks—-Anna Tueker, Grace N. Lotz, Alma Marsh. dence. Nevada City No. 2 Precinct Inspector—John Durbin. Polling place City Hall. Judges—A., J. ismert, Mary: CarInspector—John S. King. thew. Judges—Margaret Maher, Annie Clerks—Mabel Thomas, Edith Hooper. Pascoe, Anna M. James. Clerks——Clara Phillips, Joseph . supERVISORIAL DISTRICT NO. 2 — and Minnie se hs Spanldine hee NO. 3 Nevada City No. 3 Precinct Sito os Conpaas th Polling place Foresters Hall. ca sie ee Bed gens Inspector—Catherine Fortier. Inspector—Amy. Worthley Judges—Harriet Farmer, Annie Judge—Leslie R. Landsburg Clerks—-Annie Darke, Vincent Foy and Adeline O’Comnor. Névada City No. 4 Precinct Polling place Washinston School Inspector—Francis Hilerman. Judges—AnnieScheemer, Annie Clerks—Lottie Eden, Catherine Gold Flat Precinct Polling place School House. and Mrs. Minnie Hurst. Indian Flat Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—Mike Kendrick. Judge—Grace Keenan. Cierks—Willis Green and May OrSelby Flat Precinct Potting place Davies House, Sugar . ¢, Judz ee Stewart and Andrew Beck. Grass Valley No. School House. Judge Clerks—Perey Inspector—William Higgins. VS. M. Kitts and Belle Corey. Polling Judge—Perley P. Pingree. Clerks—Kate Polling place—Mrs. old E. Kohler. Kamp. Buck. Horan, Elizabeth Clerks P.-C. Petersdn, S. C. wood. 4 Bivens. Cher ks——My rile .Lopes, Mary U. SUPERVISORIAL. DISTRICT NO. 4 5 Precinct Gvass Valley No. 6 Precinct Grass’ Valley No. 8 Precinct nspector—-William Paul Jaeekle. Ullrich. Weimer and Ella Shebley. Cottage Bill Precinct 3 Corner z Dixon. Cierks-—Chandler B. Church, MaE. McCrea. Empire Precinct Forest Springs Precinct

place—School House. Orrin Perrin. Wheeler, Evelyn Ison. Hills Flat Precinct Hiscox ResiClerks—s feb E. Bishop and HarWw auiiaw ian Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—Martin Vanberg. Murphy. Cherokee Precinct Polling Place School House. Inspector—Roy McNamara. Judge—Margaret Wolfe. ‘Phelan, 7 James F. Crest on Lake Tahoe. from a visit in aunt. Major D. Chapman of Nevada City is building a summer home at Cedar POLITICAL CARDS HARRY L ENGLEBRIGHT — Candidate forCONGRESS James F. Colley returned his has Santa Cruz with French Corral Precinct Polling place sehool house. _Inspector—Martha Kirkwood. nesbLone. ~' Judge—Albert Peyer. Clerks —Claule Schwartz, Grace Clear Creek Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—-William Uren. Judge—-Mary Beyer. Clerks—Lois Black, Warren Odell. Indian Springs Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—Jennie Brown. Judge—Lida Fisher. Clerks—Gertrude Casey, Ravn. i-Pleasant Ridge Precinct. Polling place Wolf School House. Inspector—Charles Butler. Judge—Jesse Cole. Selma Clerks—Florence Beyer, Mary HK. Sweet. Rough and Ready Precinct Polling place School House. —~TInspector—Frank~ Abbott. Judge—Mary Walters. 'Clerks—Thomas Hocking, Capps. Edith Spenceville Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—James Kneebone. Judge—Alfred Deeds. Clerks—Robert Shetterly, Efnest Pittman. SUPERVISORAL DISTRICT NO. .5 You Bet Precinct Polling place—School House. Inspector—Thomas Brady. Judge—W. A. Levee. Clerks—Charles Gearheart, nard Maguire. Overton Precinct Polling place Hall at Hobart Mills Inspector—W. W. Butler. . Judges—T. D. Thibauit, Erle-Marin. Clerks—Neva Wilson, Mrs. Georgia Lazier, Mrs. Hannah Stewart. Soda Springs Precinct Polling place Service Station at Soda Springs. : Inspector—J. O. Jones. Judge—Allan A. Allan. Clerks—J. F. Dolan, Mrs. Lyons. BerMary Truckee No. 1 Precinct Polling place Grammar School House. Inspector—John Titus. Judges—Mrs. Evelyn Moore. Mrs Cora E. Maxson. Clerks —Frank Kearney, Mrs. Judge—T. B. Williamson. Clerks—J. S. Kramer and H. U Eureka Precinct Polling place School House. Inspector—F. N. Coombes. Judge—T. J. Flannigan. Clerks—A. J. Fitter, Myron L. La Moores Flat Precinct Polling place—Meyer’’s residence. Inspector—wWilliam Buck. Judge—J. A. Newman. Clerks—Bert Davidson, Columbia Hill Precinct Polling place school house. Inspector—Thomas RB. Bigelow. Judge—Charles F. Howlett. Cierks—Thornley B. English, J. Coughlan. North Bloomfield Preeinct Polling place School House. Inspector—Charles C. Gaus. Judge—F. W. Cummings: oluing place scuool House Inspector—Snherinan Hecker. Judges—Alex Durbin, Emma B. 3081. Broad St. BOWMAN & BOWMAN BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR PERMANENT WAVING Medium and Short Bob..$5.00 LOG Bop: > $5.50 MEN'S HAIR CUTTING Ph. 376 Grass Valley No. + Precinct. Potliag plac2 Hagle Hose House. Insp etor—Jobn LB. ‘trenfell. Judges—Kate Edwards, C. F. Clerks---Ehizabeth _Carveth, and Mary Thomas. Grass Valley No. -£ Precinct Polling place Serr. Hail. Inspe .ter—Johu Sizel. Ann “us whatever data they can. An estate valued at $3,000 is fnvolved. CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY $1.00 ae $1.25 LADIES’ AND MEN’S ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Taylor Made Custom Clothes $19.50 up PHONE 217-W FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop. Phone 108. Bost Building Broad Street Nevada City, California Albert R. E. Carr, Secretary. Eliza Campbell, Wm. Harold Laity. PROFESSIONAL CARDS — DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. WERNER Physician and Surgeon Office 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance W. E. WRIGHT Attorney at Law Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City F. T. Nilon J.T. Hennessy Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY Attorneys at Law Offices, 127 Mill St., Grass Valley Morgan & Powell Bldg.,; Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C, Chiropractor Grass Valley Office hours—9-12 a.m.; 2-5:30 p.m. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7-8 p.m. Sun. by appointment. Room 3 Commercial Bldg. Phone G.V. 196 SPWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278-R Nevada City J. F. O'CONNOR Civil and. Mining Engineer United States Mineral Surveying. Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall, Main Street, Grass Valley. FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in Elks Home, Pine Street. Visiting Elks Welcome. V. V. FOLEY, Exalted Ruler. be: W. DARKE: UPHOLSTERING z109bat Sed — Phone — 109-M NEVADA CITY CLEANERS ~ Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing W. H. Osborne * OSCAR E. WINBURN ATTORNEY AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLDG. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the 1st and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morgan and Powell Bldg. Visiting Knights always welcome, CARL LARSEN, C. C. J. C. E. FOSS: K. of R. & SS.FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service and Repairing Work Called for and Delivered CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote Street Phone 16 Second District ‘Primary Election August 30, 1932 . ~ GEORGE L. JONES 25 2 ———— Cantidate for SUPERIOR JUDGE Nevada County Primary Election August 30, 1932 RAGLAN TUTTLE (Incumbent) Candidate for SUPERIOR JUDGE Nevada County Primary Election August 30, 1932 R. A. EDDY (Incumbent) Candidate for SUPERVISOR First District (Nevada Township) Primary Election Angust 30,: 1932, . CARY S. ARBOGAST Candidate for SUPERVISOR First District (Nevada Township) Primary Election August 30, 1932 FRANK DAVIES NEVADA COUNTY is entitled to representation in the District Court of Appeal. Therefore . . . ELECT Judge John F. PULLEN Presiding Justice ELECTION AUGUST 30th Sacramento Valley and Mountain Counties are now. without representation in this exCandidate for Your vote for Judge Pullen First District Nevada County Primary Election, August 30, 1932 © BERLE THOMAS Candidate for STATE ASSEMBLY Sixth District ; Primary Election August 30, 1932. ASSEMBLYMAN. J. L. “JERRY” SEAWELL Candidate for STATE SENATOR Primary Election, August 30, 1932 J. D. ELLIOT Candidate for STATE ASSEMBLY Sixth District Primary Election, August 30, will correct this situafion. Judge Pullen’s thorough knowledge of Water Rights and other Problems of this District.. his Record of Meritorious Service in Public. Life « his widely recognized ability . and his unswerving devotion to Duty make him the logical choice for “Presiding Justice. PULLEN-FOR-JUSTICE COMMITTEE Truckee No. 2 Precinct Polling place Masonic Hall. Frank H. Brummond. Judges—Lottie Bryant ,Melvin A. Thornton. ; Clerks —-Winifred D. Maguire, Edith Guthridge, Georgia O. 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