August 7, 1931 (6 pages)

. ¢¢ 5 studies. f= Stenger Williamson FRIDAY AUGUST 7, 1931 LOCAL fl PE NING: Addison Janes, a recent graduate of the local high school and now a member of the R. O. 7. C. of the DWniverhity of. California, took a cruise on the U S. S. Oklahoma to Honolulu being gone since shortly . after completing his term. He has returned to Nevada City to spend ‘the remainder of his vacation here before returning. to resume _ his arrived Sunday from Oakland is spending a few days visiting his mother Mrs. W. L Williamson. He has just graduated from a course in mechanical engineering and expects s y to begin placing the bated he has gained to_ practical use. A ; Lieutenant Allen Chapman, who has been visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman, left Sunday to accept his appointment of two weeks at Mather Field. Dr. and Mrs. Chapman accompanied him , to Sacramento returning that even_ ing. This is the first time Mrs. Chap_ man has left her home “for over two years. This good news will be welcomed by her many friends. FLAGSTONE IS SHIPPED FROM CATHEY VALLEY, The first carload of béautifully eolored flagstone was shipped from the Le Grand depot last Tuesday, to San Mateo, where it is to be used in making a patio in a new home. The flagstone, which has the modero name “San Joaquin’’ is quarri_ ed from Table Mountain, on the Joe Machada ranch near Cathey’s Valley, ‘and trucked to Le Grand for shipment on the railroad. There aré now four men working at the quarry and dn average of one carload is being shipped each week. This is, no doubt, one of est deposits of flagstone in the val-! Jey and each day more and more “uses are being found for it. There are probably numerous other deposits of the same’ material which will be largely used in the near future, developing a new yaaa in the Cathay section.—Mariposa -zette. WORK STARTED ON APP “AND GREENHORN CLAIMS: Jamestown, Calif. Aug. 7 — Due to; the steadily increasing renewed pub-: ‘lic interest in gold mining along the, Mother Lode, Joseph Kahl has resumed the development of his! rreenhorn property, four miles morthwest of this town and is obtaining encouraging results, He has i started a drift ledge which yields assays ranging from $8.to.$15 a ton in gold, it is stated. tunnel Roy Rushing is making rapid pro; gress in the development work he is prosecuting on his lease on the APP. ranch, two miles west of this town. A tunnel, designed to expose an ancient river channel of placer gravel, has thus’ for been extended nearly 200 feet. ' 0 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for ithe many neighborly acts and words of sympathy during our recent bereavement; also for the floral tributes to our Mother. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harris, Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott, . Mrs Walter Coombes, Mrs. James L. McIntire Mrs. Jesse P. Truax. (EER VANDEGRIFT MAY ACCEPT POSITION CITY The position of city manager of Pasadena will be open September first. State Finance Director R. Vande-! = vs oN ana autores eae thé fin_; j on a large gold . beautiful MGR. PASADENA . grift stated that if offered the po_ sition he would consider it. It pays $15. 000 a year or $5, 000 more than he receives in his present position. As director of the finance department of state government Vandegrift has practically the direction of over $200,000 000 per year. This is a great responsibility and carries much ‘weight and influence. Mr. Vandegrift is from the south where he was finance director for the Taxpayers Association. MINING NOTES OF NEVADA COUNTY MINES ligan are taking out high grade ore from their lease. It is one fourth mNe east of Graniteville and is owned by Mrs. J. Phelps. /F™Foster who operates. the Little Nugget Hydraulic mine nine miles east of Downieville reported to Sierra county officers that some one had invaded the property and . took everything -movable, including . sluice boxes, riffles, blocks and other ' articles O— AUBURN DR. JUDGES SIERRA COUNTY--CHINESE INSANE 0. Becadse there was no jddge available in Sierra County, and since Judge Ragland Tuttle ofNevada County is on vacation, Sheriff H. Johnson of Sierra County took an aged Chinese 80 miles to Auburn, so an insanity hearing could be held. . Following the hearing before {Judge J. B. Landis, at whirh Dr. G . H Fay and Dr R F Rooney held the j man_insane, he was taken to Stock_ ton by the Sierra officer Judge J. M. McMahon of Sierra County accompanied Sheriff Johnson ;to Auburn with the Chinese Tuesday PeBELA Oey . Pomc tntes Wealth Showered Upon Favorites of Fortune An American artist named Mott traveled to the Pribilof islands in a sealing vessel a year ago to paint some pictures of seals in their native ! home, und one day noticed a curious bank of sand lying close along the shore. He dug into it, and found beneath the» sand a mass of bones. They iwere seal bones—millions of them—which had been flung up by the sea in the course of centuries. Further search has shown that there are miles of these bone deposits along the shores of the islands. One pile is a mile long, half a mile wide, and six feet deep. Now, bones are one of the best of all fertilizers, and the value of the find is simply gigantie—far greater than that of any gold mine. This brings to mind the case of the . wandering prospector who, years ago, . while crossing a desert In Wyoming, . ' ! Ee came across the body of a_ horse which, thongh it must have died long ago, was still fresh and sweet. The l . ; body was covered with a layer of fine . dust, which the prospector recognized ; as borax, He saw the value of the , discovery and sold it to a large packing firm in Chicago, who kept the sei eret for a long time. Today the uses of borax are innumerable, andrange from the preservation of food down to dressings for tired feet and lotions for : Inflanied €yes, { j Colossal Frozen Fal!s Unequaled for Beauty i} . Four thousand, feet high and a mile wide—a solid mass of ice scintillating and gleaming with a myriad lights— the Hochstetter ice falls in the Tas man area of. the southern Alps are one of nature’s most marvelous sights. They fall from the Grand plateau and the Linda glacier and swell the volume of the mighty Tasman glacier three-quarters of a mile below. The eye of man has beheld no scene which is the peer of these colossal falls. Plunging precipitately down the rugged slopes of a mountain more than 12,000 feet in height, with a huge black rock in their midst as the only contrast to their dazzling purity, the falls are justly famed as nature's supreine gift to a beauty-loving world. One glimpse of such” transcendent loveliness provides the awed observer . with a lifetime of vivid recollections. . There is every truth in the assertion ' that neither pen nor camera cun convey an adequate appreciation of the glory of these falls, but in the minds . of many people now departed over . the seven seas they will ever remain an indelible and haunting memory.— Exchange. ene California Mining Journal, Nevada City, Calif. Journal. Please send me a sample copy of California Mining I am a Nugget subscriber. It is reported that Tibbetts & Col-}. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ___PAGE F LA BAR MEADOWS PLAN CLASSIFIED ADS BIG DANCE SATURDAY EVE QUARTZ CLAIM—2 claims. Depo RR arto PE velopment work done .Shaft 150 feet La Bar Meadows noted for their deep. high class noelty dances are planning 50 tons milling ore “on dump. Will sell, bond, or lease. a bigger and better time to all __ Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. comers ‘Saturday evening August g 8th. . WANTED— “Diary of 49er” by CanThe music will be furnished by the Masked Collegians who are coming from San Francisco’ especially for Saturday night’s event. There will be hats, horns and noisemakers galore. The door prize ‘will be a ‘B‘faby” and there is great mystery surrounding the idenity of field. Box H. Nevada City Nugget. 180 ACRE ;GRAVELCLAIM. Tunnel in 200 feet. Last 100 feet in hard rock, nearly thru rim into pay gavel. 4 miles from Nevada City. Will bond and lease with opeion to purchase. Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. the ‘b‘aby’’. RELIABLE MAN WANTED—to call A delicious midnight supper will on farmers in Nevada County, be served. Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to 0). v MINING COMING TO FORE ‘IN OROVILLE DISTRICT $20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. FURST AND THOMAS, Department F. 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. The hills surrounding Oroville are ver, copper, lead “zine, iron and numerous other values. Assessement work is beind done on hundreds of claims and several properties are being developed in an extensive way. It would take a volume to give the history of. mining in this district which dates back to the opening of the territory. Suffcient to say that progress is being made continually in the development of this reenunee. of the district. A large body of Epsom Salts lies Mear Oroville. FINE WATCH REPAIRING RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 15 Work Called for and Delivere 0. MR. AND MRS. ROYER VISIT KIRKPATRIC GRAVEL MINE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Royer of Sacramento were visitors here Friday enroute to the Kirkpatric gravel mine on the ridge above Goodyears Bar. There is plenty of water to operate the property this year. Geo. Nizhtengale is in charge of operations at the property. OSCAR E&. WINBURN ATTORNGY.AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLoa. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for’ sale at The Nugget office at 5c each. TELEPHONE! See Senge fe VACATION LAND THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH’ COMPANY p Sinile At ™ the Aché’ There’s a new, pleasant, Suffering? mint-flavored, tablet that relieves ordinary headache and neuralgia, muscular pains and functional pains. It’s excellent for Coryza —cold in the head—and for the sore throat that often accompanies it. Physicians have been writing prescriptions for & similar combination for years. The Dr. Miles Medical Company has standardized this well balanced formula and is glad to offer it in the form of a stable, palatable, mint-flavored tablet _ for home use. Pocket Size 15c, Regular Package 4 25e OR YOUR MONE “YOUCE'GET RELIEF: eo Ee known to hold great bodies of ore oo oni "Ce ek containing metals such as gold, stioie z oo ugge ————— . — 28, 1931. , South 1 LEGAL NOTICE. . 4-348b NOTICE OF PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE at Sacramento, Calif. NOTICE is hereby given. that Ray Simmons of Dobbins, Calif., who, on Mar. 12, 1930 made Stockraising entry, No. 024836, for Lots 3 and 4, 4NWY% NE¥%SW% SW %SW 4%, See N*Ni2, SW 4%NE% S¥%NW%, NYNW% Section 10, Township 17-N., Hanee 7-E. M. D. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Register, U. S. Land Office, at Sacramento, Calif.,; on the 25th day of Aug: 1931 Claimant names as witnesses: George Harding of Brownsville, 2, Calif., Clarence Ruth, Chester Merriam and Johnnie Malone of Dobbins, Calif. JOHN C. ING, Regiser. POUR ESE j Be AME 4—072c NOTICE OF CONTEST C—2258 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE Sacramento, California, July 30, 1931 To Milton H. Johnson of sdosustewesesézesesesse , Contestee: i You are -hereby notified that Arthur C. Harrington. who gives Oregon House, California, as_ his post-office address, did on July 30, 1931, file in this office his duly cor, roberated application to contest and secure the cancellation of your homestead Entry Serial No. 025633 made July 8, 1930, for SW % and E¥ Section 12, Township 18N., Range 6E., M. D. Meridian, and as grounds for his contest he alleges ‘that entryman never established residence upon the land and has abandoned it for more than the six months last past, and has wholly abandoned it. You are, therefore, further notified that the said allegations will be taken as confessed and your said entry will be canceled without further right to be heard either be. fore this office or on appeal, if you fail to file in this office within twenty days after the FOURTH publication of this notice as shown be, low, your answer ,under oath speciftcally responding to these allegations of contest, together with due proof that you have served a copy of your answer on the said contestant either in person or by registered mail. You should state in your answer the name of the post office to whica you desire future notices to be sent to you. JOHN C. ING, Register. Date of First Publication, August te 493%, Date of Second Publication Aurgust 14, 1931. Date of Third Publication August ye lay BIS 9 Renesas Date of Fourth Publication Au_ No. 6912 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE, UNDER EXECUTION IN THE. SUPERIOR. COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. JAMES BRADY, Plaintiff vs. M. IVAN DOW AND E. DOW, Jr., eee By virtu of an Execution issued out of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the! County of Nevada, wherein James‘ Brady is Plaintiff and M. Ivan Dow} and E. L. Dow Jr., are Defendants. Upon a Judgment rendered on the, 6th day of July, 1931, for the sum of Four Hundred Thirty-eight ($438.00), with interest thereon at} the rate of 7 per cent per annum, till paid from the date of said Judgment, together with ($12.00) costs and disbursements at the date of said Judgment, and Clerks accruing costs of One Dollar ($1.00). ‘ I have this day levied upon all right, title, estate and interest of M. Ivan Dow and E. L. Dow Jr., defendants, as aforesaid, in and the following described real property to wit; All those. certain quartz and placer being portions of Section Seventeen (17) and Twenty (20) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range (9) East; M. D. M.,. bounded and particularly described as_ follows; Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 16, 17, 20 and 21 of said Township, thence running South 88%° West following between said Sections 17 and 20, 16.81 chains thence North 55%? West 28.80 chains to post M. H. nh. Twelve! to;consolidated . mining claims, j section line; 20.45 chains more or less. to th place of beginning. Also all those certain Placer and Quartz Mis Claims commonly known as Sharp Consolidated ~ Mining C and consisting of both Quartz Gravel and known as the Greékérae: Butterfly, Ben Harrison, Gleneoe, Hickson, Enterprise. Little Kelleg, and Red Rose Claims,. and for # more particular description of the above named cleaims reference ig hereby made to the Nevada County Recards in Book and pages as foklows: . Greenman, Book 26, page 295, Kellog, Book 26; page 196, Rose Claims, Book 126, page 195, Enterprise, Book 24, page 68, Hicksom, Book 24, page 69; and Ben Harrison, Book 19, page 161; meaning and intending to convey all the right, title and interest that the said Sharp, his heirs and assigns have or may have to the above described property, together with all personal property and improvement located thereon. y For further description of the above mentioned placer and quarts consolidated claims see Book Deeds 131; page 309, Nevada County Records, and including all water rights, ditches, machinery tools, timbers set upon or connected with or appurtenant to said premises or any part thereof; it is intended hereby te include all patented or unpatented quartz and Placer Mining Claims owned or claimed by the Grantor in Nevada Township, Nevada County, California. Including all buildings and improvements tereon, or that may be erected thereon; together with al¥ and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances, water and water rights, pipes, flumes and ditches thereunto belonging or im anywise appertaining and the rever— sion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof. Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, er in anywise appertaining, and the re~ version and reversions § ,remainder land remainders, rents, issues an@ profits. thereof. : . Public Notice is hereby given that I will on Friday, the 31 day of July, 1931, at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day in front of the Courthouse door in Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, sell at Public Auction for cash, lawfal money of the United States, all the right, title claim and interest of the above named defendants, of, in ane to the above described property er so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment am costs, etc., to the highest and best bidder for cash lawful money of the United States. Dated: July 10th, 1931. GEORGE R. CARTER, Sheriff of Nevada County. E. H. Armstrong, Attorney fer Plaintiff. First Publication July 10, 19323. } ‘ you Wi shay { } = oP { . _ GRASS VALLEY STEAM . LAUNDRY Seas Bennett St. Grass Valley + 12; thence South 641%%° West 8.20 chains to post M. H. R. 14; thence North 74° West 4.86 chains to post M.H. R. 15; thence West 4.49 chains to post 16; thence North 48° West 6.00 chains to post M. H. R. 17; thence South 49° 4.90 chains to post M. H. R. 1; thence south 11%° East 3 chains to postM. H. R. 2; thence 8° West 8.16 chains to Post M. H. R. 3; thence South 9%° W. 4.20 chains more or less to point 25 feet North of the croppings of Nolan's Nevada Ledge; thence North 70%° East at 9.60 chains Post M. H. R. and B. C. 3, 12.02 chains to point on Hast side line of Nevada Q. M., South 23° East 0.73 chains to East Lode Post of Nevada Quartz M; thence South 15° 38° East 2.24 chain to North side line of Big Blue Q. M., thence South 68° West 5.82 chains to N. W. corner of Big Blue Q. M.; thence South 22° East 0.76 chains to S. W. Corner of Big Blue Q. M. thence North 68° East 5.76 chains to East, end line of Nevada Q. M., thence South 15° 38° North 56%°. M. H. R.! DON’T DUCK. Meet your friends with neatly cleam ed clothes. Did you ever see an old friend eoming down the street in the distance, and realizing that your clothes were ~ not neatly cleaned~ and ’ pressed, turned a corner te keep from meeting him? Our cleaning prices are so moderate that such a thing need never happem. — Send your clothes often to the GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS ED BURTNER, Proprietor. Phone 875 Ws 111 West Main St, Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on E. 1.86 chains to Section line be-} your phone charges. : oe Sections 17 and 20; thence " orth 88%° 5.62 chains to the NW. Ore Bull Find —_ the sp oe Mine; and ion ence South 2° West 12.75 chains, } Se , ‘thence South 45° 27° Hast 10.04 Palm tt chains to post M. H. R. 6; thence tee North 88 14¢°-E40.86. -ehains more}. WILDBERG + a or: less to post M. H. R. 9; the line . ) SMELTING & REFINING CO. . between sections twenty and twenty. } Offices: 742 M Se B a one anf thence North 0° 45° W. Se —

. ¢¢ 5 studies. f= Stenger Williamson FRIDAY AUGUST 7, 1931 LOCAL fl PE NING: Addison Janes, a recent graduate of the local high school and now a member of the R. O. 7. C. of the DWniverhity of. California, took a cruise on the U S. S. Oklahoma to Honolulu being gone since shortly . after completing his term. He has returned to Nevada City to spend ‘the remainder of his vacation here before returning. to resume _ his arrived Sunday from Oakland is spending a few days visiting his mother Mrs. W. L Williamson. He has just graduated from a course in mechanical engineering and expects s y to begin placing the bated he has gained to_ practical use. A ; Lieutenant Allen Chapman, who has been visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman, left Sunday to accept his appointment of two weeks at Mather Field. Dr. and Mrs. Chapman accompanied him , to Sacramento returning that even_ ing. This is the first time Mrs. Chap_ man has left her home “for over two years. This good news will be welcomed by her many friends. FLAGSTONE IS SHIPPED FROM CATHEY VALLEY, The first carload of béautifully eolored flagstone was shipped from the Le Grand depot last Tuesday, to San Mateo, where it is to be used in making a patio in a new home. The flagstone, which has the modero name “San Joaquin’’ is quarri_ ed from Table Mountain, on the Joe Machada ranch near Cathey’s Valley, ‘and trucked to Le Grand for shipment on the railroad. There aré now four men working at the quarry and dn average of one carload is being shipped each week. This is, no doubt, one of est deposits of flagstone in the val-! Jey and each day more and more “uses are being found for it. There are probably numerous other deposits of the same’ material which will be largely used in the near future, developing a new yaaa in the Cathay section.—Mariposa -zette. WORK STARTED ON APP “AND GREENHORN CLAIMS: Jamestown, Calif. Aug. 7 — Due to; the steadily increasing renewed pub-: ‘lic interest in gold mining along the, Mother Lode, Joseph Kahl has resumed the development of his! rreenhorn property, four miles morthwest of this town and is obtaining encouraging results, He has i started a drift ledge which yields assays ranging from $8.to.$15 a ton in gold, it is stated. tunnel Roy Rushing is making rapid pro; gress in the development work he is prosecuting on his lease on the APP. ranch, two miles west of this town. A tunnel, designed to expose an ancient river channel of placer gravel, has thus’ for been extended nearly 200 feet. ' 0 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for ithe many neighborly acts and words of sympathy during our recent bereavement; also for the floral tributes to our Mother. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harris, Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott, . Mrs Walter Coombes, Mrs. James L. McIntire Mrs. Jesse P. Truax. (EER VANDEGRIFT MAY ACCEPT POSITION CITY The position of city manager of Pasadena will be open September first. State Finance Director R. Vande-! = vs oN ana autores eae thé fin_; j on a large gold . beautiful MGR. PASADENA . grift stated that if offered the po_ sition he would consider it. It pays $15. 000 a year or $5, 000 more than he receives in his present position. As director of the finance department of state government Vandegrift has practically the direction of over $200,000 000 per year. This is a great responsibility and carries much ‘weight and influence. Mr. Vandegrift is from the south where he was finance director for the Taxpayers Association. MINING NOTES OF NEVADA COUNTY MINES ligan are taking out high grade ore from their lease. It is one fourth mNe east of Graniteville and is owned by Mrs. J. Phelps. /F™Foster who operates. the Little Nugget Hydraulic mine nine miles east of Downieville reported to Sierra county officers that some one had invaded the property and . took everything -movable, including . sluice boxes, riffles, blocks and other ' articles O— AUBURN DR. JUDGES SIERRA COUNTY--CHINESE INSANE 0. Becadse there was no jddge available in Sierra County, and since Judge Ragland Tuttle ofNevada County is on vacation, Sheriff H. Johnson of Sierra County took an aged Chinese 80 miles to Auburn, so an insanity hearing could be held. . Following the hearing before {Judge J. B. Landis, at whirh Dr. G . H Fay and Dr R F Rooney held the j man_insane, he was taken to Stock_ ton by the Sierra officer Judge J. M. McMahon of Sierra County accompanied Sheriff Johnson ;to Auburn with the Chinese Tuesday PeBELA Oey . Pomc tntes Wealth Showered Upon Favorites of Fortune An American artist named Mott traveled to the Pribilof islands in a sealing vessel a year ago to paint some pictures of seals in their native ! home, und one day noticed a curious bank of sand lying close along the shore. He dug into it, and found beneath the» sand a mass of bones. They iwere seal bones—millions of them—which had been flung up by the sea in the course of centuries. Further search has shown that there are miles of these bone deposits along the shores of the islands. One pile is a mile long, half a mile wide, and six feet deep. Now, bones are one of the best of all fertilizers, and the value of the find is simply gigantie—far greater than that of any gold mine. This brings to mind the case of the . wandering prospector who, years ago, . while crossing a desert In Wyoming, . ' ! Ee came across the body of a_ horse which, thongh it must have died long ago, was still fresh and sweet. The l . ; body was covered with a layer of fine . dust, which the prospector recognized ; as borax, He saw the value of the , discovery and sold it to a large packing firm in Chicago, who kept the sei eret for a long time. Today the uses of borax are innumerable, andrange from the preservation of food down to dressings for tired feet and lotions for : Inflanied €yes, { j Colossal Frozen Fal!s Unequaled for Beauty i} . Four thousand, feet high and a mile wide—a solid mass of ice scintillating and gleaming with a myriad lights— the Hochstetter ice falls in the Tas man area of. the southern Alps are one of nature’s most marvelous sights. They fall from the Grand plateau and the Linda glacier and swell the volume of the mighty Tasman glacier three-quarters of a mile below. The eye of man has beheld no scene which is the peer of these colossal falls. Plunging precipitately down the rugged slopes of a mountain more than 12,000 feet in height, with a huge black rock in their midst as the only contrast to their dazzling purity, the falls are justly famed as nature's supreine gift to a beauty-loving world. One glimpse of such” transcendent loveliness provides the awed observer . with a lifetime of vivid recollections. . There is every truth in the assertion ' that neither pen nor camera cun convey an adequate appreciation of the glory of these falls, but in the minds . of many people now departed over . the seven seas they will ever remain an indelible and haunting memory.— Exchange. ene California Mining Journal, Nevada City, Calif. Journal. Please send me a sample copy of California Mining I am a Nugget subscriber. It is reported that Tibbetts & Col-}. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ___PAGE F LA BAR MEADOWS PLAN CLASSIFIED ADS BIG DANCE SATURDAY EVE QUARTZ CLAIM—2 claims. Depo RR arto PE velopment work done .Shaft 150 feet La Bar Meadows noted for their deep. high class noelty dances are planning 50 tons milling ore “on dump. Will sell, bond, or lease. a bigger and better time to all __ Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. comers ‘Saturday evening August g 8th. . WANTED— “Diary of 49er” by CanThe music will be furnished by the Masked Collegians who are coming from San Francisco’ especially for Saturday night’s event. There will be hats, horns and noisemakers galore. The door prize ‘will be a ‘B‘faby” and there is great mystery surrounding the idenity of field. Box H. Nevada City Nugget. 180 ACRE ;GRAVELCLAIM. Tunnel in 200 feet. Last 100 feet in hard rock, nearly thru rim into pay gavel. 4 miles from Nevada City. Will bond and lease with opeion to purchase. Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. the ‘b‘aby’’. RELIABLE MAN WANTED—to call A delicious midnight supper will on farmers in Nevada County, be served. Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to 0). v MINING COMING TO FORE ‘IN OROVILLE DISTRICT $20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. FURST AND THOMAS, Department F. 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. The hills surrounding Oroville are ver, copper, lead “zine, iron and numerous other values. Assessement work is beind done on hundreds of claims and several properties are being developed in an extensive way. It would take a volume to give the history of. mining in this district which dates back to the opening of the territory. Suffcient to say that progress is being made continually in the development of this reenunee. of the district. A large body of Epsom Salts lies Mear Oroville. FINE WATCH REPAIRING RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR CLARENCE R. GRAY 520 Coyote St. Phone 15 Work Called for and Delivere 0. MR. AND MRS. ROYER VISIT KIRKPATRIC GRAVEL MINE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Royer of Sacramento were visitors here Friday enroute to the Kirkpatric gravel mine on the ridge above Goodyears Bar. There is plenty of water to operate the property this year. Geo. Nizhtengale is in charge of operations at the property. OSCAR E&. WINBURN ATTORNGY.AT LAW Suite 1-2-3 City HALL BLoa. GRASS VALLEY. CAL. Phone 47 LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for’ sale at

The Nugget office at 5c each. TELEPHONE! See Senge fe VACATION LAND THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH’ COMPANY p Sinile At ™ the Aché’ There’s a new, pleasant, Suffering? mint-flavored, tablet that relieves ordinary headache and neuralgia, muscular pains and functional pains. It’s excellent for Coryza —cold in the head—and for the sore throat that often accompanies it. Physicians have been writing prescriptions for & similar combination for years. The Dr. Miles Medical Company has standardized this well balanced formula and is glad to offer it in the form of a stable, palatable, mint-flavored tablet _ for home use. Pocket Size 15c, Regular Package 4 25e OR YOUR MONE “YOUCE'GET RELIEF: eo Ee known to hold great bodies of ore oo oni "Ce ek containing metals such as gold, stioie z oo ugge ————— . — 28, 1931. , South 1 LEGAL NOTICE. . 4-348b NOTICE OF PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE at Sacramento, Calif. NOTICE is hereby given. that Ray Simmons of Dobbins, Calif., who, on Mar. 12, 1930 made Stockraising entry, No. 024836, for Lots 3 and 4, 4NWY% NE¥%SW% SW %SW 4%, See N*Ni2, SW 4%NE% S¥%NW%, NYNW% Section 10, Township 17-N., Hanee 7-E. M. D. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Register, U. S. Land Office, at Sacramento, Calif.,; on the 25th day of Aug: 1931 Claimant names as witnesses: George Harding of Brownsville, 2, Calif., Clarence Ruth, Chester Merriam and Johnnie Malone of Dobbins, Calif. JOHN C. ING, Regiser. POUR ESE j Be AME 4—072c NOTICE OF CONTEST C—2258 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE Sacramento, California, July 30, 1931 To Milton H. Johnson of sdosustewesesézesesesse , Contestee: i You are -hereby notified that Arthur C. Harrington. who gives Oregon House, California, as_ his post-office address, did on July 30, 1931, file in this office his duly cor, roberated application to contest and secure the cancellation of your homestead Entry Serial No. 025633 made July 8, 1930, for SW % and E¥ Section 12, Township 18N., Range 6E., M. D. Meridian, and as grounds for his contest he alleges ‘that entryman never established residence upon the land and has abandoned it for more than the six months last past, and has wholly abandoned it. You are, therefore, further notified that the said allegations will be taken as confessed and your said entry will be canceled without further right to be heard either be. fore this office or on appeal, if you fail to file in this office within twenty days after the FOURTH publication of this notice as shown be, low, your answer ,under oath speciftcally responding to these allegations of contest, together with due proof that you have served a copy of your answer on the said contestant either in person or by registered mail. You should state in your answer the name of the post office to whica you desire future notices to be sent to you. JOHN C. ING, Register. Date of First Publication, August te 493%, Date of Second Publication Aurgust 14, 1931. Date of Third Publication August ye lay BIS 9 Renesas Date of Fourth Publication Au_ No. 6912 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE, UNDER EXECUTION IN THE. SUPERIOR.. COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. JAMES BRADY, Plaintiff vs. M. IVAN DOW AND E. DOW, Jr., eee By virtu of an Execution issued out of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the! County of Nevada, wherein James‘ Brady is Plaintiff and M. Ivan Dow} and E. L. Dow Jr., are Defendants. Upon a Judgment rendered on the, 6th day of July, 1931, for the sum of Four Hundred Thirty-eight ($438.00), with interest thereon at} the rate of 7 per cent per annum, till paid from the date of said Judgment, together with ($12.00) costs and disbursements at the date of said Judgment, and Clerks accruing costs of One Dollar ($1.00). ‘ I have this day levied upon all right, title, estate and interest of M. Ivan Dow and E. L. Dow Jr., defendants, as aforesaid, in and the following described real property to wit; All those. certain quartz and placer being portions of Section Seventeen (17) and Twenty (20) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range (9) East; M. D. M.,. bounded and particularly described as_ follows; Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 16, 17, 20 and 21 of said Township, thence running South 88%° West following between said Sections 17 and 20, 16.81 chains thence North 55%? West 28.80 chains to post M. H. nh. Twelve! to;consolidated . mining claims, j section line; 20.45 chains more or less. to th place of beginning. Also all those certain Placer and Quartz Mis Claims commonly known as Sharp Consolidated ~ Mining C and consisting of both Quartz Gravel and known as the Greékérae: Butterfly, Ben Harrison, Gleneoe, Hickson, Enterprise. Little Kelleg, and Red Rose Claims,. and for # more particular description of the above named cleaims reference ig hereby made to the Nevada County Recards in Book and pages as foklows: . Greenman, Book 26, page 295, Kellog, Book 26; page 196, Rose Claims, Book 126, page 195, Enterprise, Book 24, page 68, Hicksom, Book 24, page 69; and Ben Harrison, Book 19, page 161; meaning and intending to convey all the right, title and interest that the said Sharp, his heirs and assigns have or may have to the above described property, together with all personal property and improvement located thereon. y For further description of the above mentioned placer and quarts consolidated claims see Book Deeds 131; page 309, Nevada County Records, and including all water rights, ditches, machinery tools, timbers set upon or connected with or appurtenant to said premises or any part thereof; it is intended hereby te include all patented or unpatented quartz and Placer Mining Claims owned or claimed by the Grantor in Nevada Township, Nevada County, California. Including all buildings and improvements tereon, or that may be erected thereon; together with al¥ and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances, water and water rights, pipes, flumes and ditches thereunto belonging or im anywise appertaining and the rever— sion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof. Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, er in anywise appertaining, and the re~ version and reversions § ,remainder land remainders, rents, issues an@ profits. thereof. : . Public Notice is hereby given that I will on Friday, the 31 day of July, 1931, at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day in front of the Courthouse door in Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, sell at Public Auction for cash, lawfal money of the United States, all the right, title claim and interest of the above named defendants, of, in ane to the above described property er so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment am costs, etc., to the highest and best bidder for cash lawful money of the United States. Dated: July 10th, 1931. GEORGE R. CARTER, Sheriff of Nevada County. E. H. Armstrong, Attorney fer Plaintiff. First Publication July 10, 19323. } ‘ you Wi shay { } = oP { . _ GRASS VALLEY STEAM . LAUNDRY Seas Bennett St. Grass Valley + 12; thence South 641%%° West 8.20 chains to post M. H. R. 14; thence North 74° West 4.86 chains to post M.H. R. 15; thence West 4.49 chains to post 16; thence North 48° West 6.00 chains to post M. H. R. 17; thence South 49° 4.90 chains to post M. H. R. 1; thence south 11%° East 3 chains to postM. H. R. 2; thence 8° West 8.16 chains to Post M. H. R. 3; thence South 9%° W. 4.20 chains more or less to point 25 feet North of the croppings of Nolan's Nevada Ledge; thence North 70%° East at 9.60 chains Post M. H. R. and B. C. 3, 12.02 chains to point on Hast side line of Nevada Q. M., South 23° East 0.73 chains to East Lode Post of Nevada Quartz M; thence South 15° 38° East 2.24 chain to North side line of Big Blue Q. M., thence South 68° West 5.82 chains to N. W. corner of Big Blue Q. M.; thence South 22° East 0.76 chains to S. W. Corner of Big Blue Q. M. thence North 68° East 5.76 chains to East, end line of Nevada Q. M., thence South 15° 38° North 56%°. M. H. R.! DON’T DUCK. Meet your friends with neatly cleam ed clothes. Did you ever see an old friend eoming down the street in the distance, and realizing that your clothes were ~ not neatly cleaned~ and ’ pressed, turned a corner te keep from meeting him? Our cleaning prices are so moderate that such a thing need never happem. — Send your clothes often to the GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS ED BURTNER, Proprietor. Phone 875 Ws 111 West Main St, Will call Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on E. 1.86 chains to Section line be-} your phone charges. : oe Sections 17 and 20; thence " orth 88%° 5.62 chains to the NW. Ore Bull Find —_ the sp oe Mine; and ion ence South 2° West 12.75 chains, } Se , ‘thence South 45° 27° Hast 10.04 Palm tt chains to post M. H. R. 6; thence tee North 88 14¢°-E40.86. -ehains more}. WILDBERG + a or: less to post M. H. R. 9; the line . ) SMELTING & REFINING CO. . between sections twenty and twenty. } Offices: 742 M Se B a one anf thence North 0° 45° W. Se —