December 28, 1934 (6 pages)

"PAGE FOUR_ ~ NOV. LIQUOR TAX TOTALS $117230. SACRAMENTO, Dec. 28.—.: Callfornia’ ‘wine sales are showing a markéa increase as the holiday . season ‘gdvances, according to tax fig-. FRIDAY, DEC. 28, 1934 ae, ‘Bret Harte Dairy Produces the Best Milk it ry Possible to Produce 4 On their way to school ‘with: bright aces ‘and anid wearing” ‘diban laune Oe Oe _. terms of the will to suit. —— @res. announced here today by -R. E. ‘Collins, of Redding, chairman of the . " Staté’ Board of Equalization. . "Out of a total tax of $117,230.06, . compitted on November beer ~.and . . wine sales at 2 cents per galton, “$33,387.25 represents taxes ou Wine. « Only a few months “‘ngo;” said Collins, “sales of wine wére® responsible “for less than 14 per cent of{ the-total beverage tax. Consequent-) say, “as*compared with the taxes paid on wine for those months, ‘the ‘levy ‘ade. for November means more’ = @ one hundred per “cent “gain.” Midipcsace for California +wines 4s édtablished from our tax. F Out ‘ofa total gallonage: of, 1,669,-_362.5= assessed last month, all but **a6 oa gallons were Californja “vinLad he ai{tornia beer enjoys at gaimlar4. popularity, according to Colline;.who finds that out of total taxable beer. _ Bales “Of 4,192,140.75 gallons made ““yast “month, yonly ,322;348 gallons : were from out of state breweries. He ~ notes a shortage in beer: sales as contrasted with the gain in the vine _ business but -attributes this fo" the} “f seaseiial fluctuation dug £9 he. ap} BF ae osiag of winter. “Fhat the beverage tax, is primar~ ‘fy“or local ‘products is demonstrated by the large proportion ' ‘of the gallonage coming from. California breweries and wineries,” “said ColMins‘. “Thus for the past month, "93.9 per cent of the tax “at 2 “cents Gs pet gallon came from, the Sale of : “beer and wine which was. produced in’ California, leaving only 6.1 per cqnt. on beverages ‘produced else. : ee es tg "PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATE: OF WILL ‘Alleging that bo * he was unduly inTluenced by his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs, to whom: he. left the. bulk of his $10,000 estate, the grand children of the late Augustine Dutcotey, namely, Mrs. Frances Hurley, Miss Ruth Ducotey, Mrs. Wilma B. Burgen. and Misa Melba. Ducotey, have filed a petition requesting the revocation of the probate of the will, James Snell, of Hollister, formerly of Grass Valley and Nevada City, represents the petitioners. It is alleged that Mr. Dutotey was 84 years of age at the time of his { death. The petition asserts that Mr. Ducotey. was not free from duress , aad undue influence and that he was imposed upon by’ Mrs. Briggs . . jand that Mrs. Briggs dictated thie WANTED—Clean ~ rage at the Nugget Office. . SEASON'S RAIN-STILL \ SHORT OF LAST YEAR The. season's a rainfall ‘to date is 13.32 inches being: a little below fast year’s rainfall of 14.61 inches. On December 31, 1933 it registered 18.90 inches. So far the fall months _ PMiddle, Fork of Yuba sasha County ! Jim ‘could. epetind his tongue. He was’ vastly. concerned with this ride. After ,it,., would he be as strong as he was. now? To be near her.~<‘., ¢ Barnes led the onslaught. of rageh hands. upon Helen, and $he weleome ‘she 1 ved cout, not have been anything’ But! gratifying. stewart ve pote *Jim ‘got of thre *horse Barnes: padated for him and& fetlowed Helen who-tt . t ranch house. Perhaps she-“had * for. gotten something. _But when he turtéd the bend. she was mounting the: trail: . that led. up the ridge. If there had been, giants, on huge steeds pulling Jim back, he ‘still would have_ kept o When ‘they ‘got‘up to the level’ “tldge, @tuong the pines, he trotted to ‘catch ‘up with her: But ‘she mens a little ahead. “Hig ‘ttoughts iockaa. ‘around the astounding ‘fact—this ‘was the traf) vand : hearing,--his .sense of all arotind: him, seemed_ strangely. intensified. ‘The voice, the ‘sky turned blue,,the white‘clouds sailed, the black: Henrys loomed. hened“its tolérs below. “Helen+halted-her. horse uider. thé very pine’ where they had stopped td listen to the hounds:and cowboys racing up the ridge after the: deer. “My sense of direction seems to, be -all right,” said Helen. * “Helen, I fear it’s better than your sense—of kindness, let me say. Why did you bring me here?’ “Please look at my cineh,’’’she replied, coolly. : Jim dismounted, more unsure of himself than ever in any of the many. crucial moments of his career. He did not understand a woman. He could only take Helen literally. Her saddle cinch was all right, and he rather curtly told her so. “Then—maybe it’s my stirrup,” she went on, lightly, as. she removed her booted — spurred toot. “Well, 1 cén't sée anything wrong with that, elther. . Hélen:” Her gloves ‘and* her sombrero. But they surely bad not fallen. She had flang them! A.wave as {rresistible as the force’ of :the sea burst over bin. But he looked up, outwardly cool. And as he did her gloved hand went to. his shoulder. “Nothing—the matter with—your stirrup,” he said huskily. a surprise took the read; back up'to’ ane BES : they--had ridd@n: down, after that en-. *eétnter when he had kissed her. Sight . ‘ pines whispered, the rocks had a-secret i -4 Above and the purple-gray valley deep. Something thuddea on ‘the ground. : ZANE ©. PREY. COPYRIGHT W.N OG ERVICE--. “No. After’ all, It's. not my eingh-—. nor my stirrup. . Jim, could any. of F your. wenterp girls. Have. fone better than: this?”; . ae “Than sehat?” a Mat et “place—where “tt happenear’=2 ‘gy Yes, They. wold’ have. hae’ +M0re 1) 33) Sgr naarese FE cided’ ticte you—” “You’-are mad.” ‘te cried. -._. “And since E. want you—presently— te behave somewhat like you did that day.’ Se ee . . -. He resled under that, eee 3 almost‘ “overwhelming. The &S strong . earnest light of her eyes: told “more. : thf Her. words, Hé “ pallég’ Ba ished. -She was: no longer. “dol, _ this. But perhaps it ts just; ry well .You,are laboring under so ask. you to stay.” oH, you ‘are suré—] will sta for: Ga's" -sake;’ ‘don’t let IS thing bat—but—” : . “Love,” she.added, “Jim, ‘i “ani sure. . would want you to 80, just. the; game, . t's’ what ‘you are that=has' made me love you. There need be-#6 develing:: I: Uved years down ih Robbers’ Roost, That changed «ne—blew . eobwehs. out of-my brain, This “wort ‘ar West and you are.alike. I want ” “But Iam nobody. . . .I have nothing.” he cried haltingly. “You hare everything a woman needs’ to make her happy. and keep what these things really were until lately should not he held against me.” “But it might be generosity—pity— the necessity of a woman of your kind to—to pay.” “True. It might’ be. Only it isn’t. . . brought you here!” and for the reason that he was ashamed to betray the tears which blinded his eyes, he buried his face in her lap and mumbled that he would worship her to his dying breath and {np the life heyond. Sbe ran soft ungloved hands through cities, my huindrum eristence had palled me. . wanted romance, adventure, love. Jim, f regard myself Just as fortunate as you think you are. Lift me off. We'll sit a while nnder our pine tree. Jim, bold me as yon did that other time—here! vs {THE END.) . priate unappropriated water, maior to existing rights. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT “Water to be appropriated from of Nevada. Amount applied for: feet per second. ~: Diversion season named: October 15th to August 16th of each season. Water to be used for niine, Point of diversion within SE of SE% of Section 6, T 18 N, R 11 E, M.D. B. & M. Place of use. described: Within. Sections 23, 24, 25 and 26, T 17 N, R 7 E, Sections 1 and 12, T 17N, R 8 E, Sections 36, T 18 N, R 8 E, 142. 5 Sone have been much warmer with no anow, while last year an inch ‘of snow had been registered according to the rain gauge at the home of Mrs. Jennie Preston. : The following snow depths are rePorted at various points in the Sierfa Nevada range, east of Nevada City, . Trucnee, 3 inches: Tahoe, 5 imehes; Sqda Springs, 19 inches and Cisco 7 inches. . on map filed with Division of Water Fork Yuba River in NE\% of SW% of Section 36, T 17 N, R also to Middle Fork Yuba River in SE. of SE% ef Section 26, T 18N, R8 E, M.D. B. & M. ,tests will be supplied free upon request, by the Division of Water Resources. Sections 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, T 17-N, R 9 B, Section 32, T 18 N, R9E, M. D. B. & M., all as shown Resources. Water will be returned to South 7 E, and RELATIVE TO PROTESTS Blanks upon which to submit proAny person desiring to protest use of water both as to amount used and land irrigated, or use made of water if other than irrigation. : (4) The approximate location of ‘protestant’s land or place of use and point of digersion of the water. A copy of the protest: should be sent.to the applicant and this office notified that the same has been done, . : gg et ; -: . BDWARD HYATT, .State Engineer. Dated: Sacramento, California.November 238, 1934. Dec. 3, 10, 17, 24. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Ernest DePratti, Deceased. Notice Is Hereby Given by the undersigned A. M. Holmes as Administrator of the Estate of Ernest. DePratti, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to. file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice in the of-. fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of Calif, in and for the County of Nev. or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publiqation of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of Estate of “Than fetching, you te ete tae ad Vaile: ::‘Jim,; you might have ‘saved me*}: Piao A -were going back to England, > a her Safé, The fact that I did not. know . ; } Jim wrapped his arms around her his hair and over his temples. “People, ' aes poe 111 BENNETT ef = le eae . PHONE.108 G dered dresses. They —_ bappy ecause their mother. sends ~ ¢ 1 ben <> = Davis Transcript Fs _Aaaxor. Oi P * ORRA odhers”: we Bigg g-, Cindi Steock 5 Combo Ringlett; a Wave. $5, oo ri rininént “Wave $3: a. CARMEN VECK « ee t a ace ene se UNION. HOTEL AND. ‘LUCCA CAFE. Iry Our Delicious Halian Lunches Fs eiisclstnendnbvboulecsccuuscicesdsdemabuswcicced * COMPLETE BAR SERVICE . NEVADA crry fa POU pe pepe ape. on i iinaeere Hay Tae eRC eae Tn nee ee Lucca’ ‘8 Special. BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS . 220 MAIN STREET ‘PHONE 164 FINE LIQUORS AT. LOWEST PRICES ‘FOR THE HOLIDAYS . i PROMPT DELIVERY ” You may find a store with a greater variety of liquor, but. you ' certainly won't find one with FINER liquor than we have here at Cartoscelli’s ‘Our selection is made from only the long-established American and European distilleries and wineries. guarantee the best in Hquor’“for the least money. CARTOSCELLI LIQUOR Sone Our ‘low prices MEALS Also Beer, Wine, Whiskey AND Beer Hall PIKE CITY, NEAR SAN JUAN MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. TRY OUR HOME-OOOKED OUR SERVICE TO YOU L catia “THRIVE: ON MIL. . Giiemsey Gold Medal Milk: that won the State's ‘highest /j. AWARD. OF CALIFORNIA STAFE. FAIR 1981, 1932, 1933. . . Nevada,.City.-. . “News Stand Stationery, 316 Broad St. Nevada City’ Here i I$ an Top pray dl Fixe buyer he honie in Nevada Shye eS, as 14 see me at once.“dt C. M. BROWN REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE Bennett Bldg. 312 Broad Street NEVADA CITY: EES _ THE , ‘NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP Here you will find Prices That Meet Present If your home is for sale Ue SN. JOHNSON, N, Prop. i “s Foadien and Bodies Repaired, Glass and Tops Installed, Auto Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, General Blacksmithing YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF US W. E. Wright, Attorney-at-law, in the Union Building, Nevada City, California the same being his place of business in all matters conected with the estate of said Ernest DePratti, Deceased. against the granting of such permit ; : REPORTS G00D RETURNS shall within 60 days from date herei —— of file with the Division of Water M. M. Coughlin has come. down Resources, Sacramento, California. a from Moore’s Flat where he has! Written protest. Such protest shail been working his gravel property, clearly set forth the protestant’s obREVERENT . % Every phase of the funeral cereJ jections to the granting of the appli-}_ Dated December 19th., 1934. Be money is handled by The Holmes the Queen City of'the Ridge. In the'cation and shall” contain the followA, M. HOLMES. £1 N CG Funeral Home with quiet efficipast season the property has yielded . ing information: ‘Administrater ‘of the estate of Only. -Service_o t’s Kind i mn evada ity ency, with tact, with respect for a 1 (1) Statement of the injury Ernest DePratti, Deceased. = fj on eee ee eee ee ee sacred memory and for the. feelee teem AO getae folds would result to protestant. First Publication, December 21, and nuggets. He will remain in Neings of those who mourn. GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS. from such appropriation ‘and use. 1934, Dec. 28, 1934, January 4, 11, vada City for a few weeks. (2) The basis of protestant’s wa-. 1935. At The Nevada City Garage Holmes Funeral Home i! Bese : Mrs. Coughlin, who is recovering . ter right. Ww, E. Wright, Attorney for AdAMBULANCE: SERVICE . from injuries received in a fall sev-}__(%) Protestant’s past and present “ministrator. SSevana ate eral months ago, spent most of the’ . LEER PEPE DEES » of summer at the camp with him. Mr. aes e F R eine wae we . .Nevada City Garage. Grass Valley Cleaners ee” . ee + section. Ed. Burtner, Prop. Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-and-span appearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is often the vehicle to real PROSPERITY Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention eS . CREDIT YOUR, PHONE Phone 375 Grass Valley . Hoeeoes FAMILY TRADE-OUR SPECIALTY Mrs. O. Mullis, Prop. Boulder.St. . Nevada City Phone 491 W "STATE OF CALIFORNIA . Department of Public Works . . DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES SACRAMENTO ’ . NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO’ = COTES OF APPLICA WATER s~her seen tha t J. A. Z Vi a Bag," that he swe: Plymouth Cars :=*«: CHAS. E. LEIFER, DISTRBIBUTOR : Day and Night Service Anywhere ear : ae ee Auto Repairs of Every Kind Prompt and Reasonable Service $ . SUBSCRIBE FOR THEADA . PATRONIZE. NUGGET. ApVenmsns ah a PAYS!’ orry. NUGGET FOR $2.50 A YEAR. ;'./ Pe Re sali ~ wate st tame

"PAGE FOUR_ ~ NOV. LIQUOR TAX TOTALS $117230. SACRAMENTO, Dec. 28.—.: Callfornia’ ‘wine sales are showing a markéa increase as the holiday . season ‘gdvances, according to tax fig-. FRIDAY, DEC. 28, 1934 ae, ‘Bret Harte Dairy Produces the Best Milk it ry Possible to Produce 4 On their way to school ‘with: bright aces ‘and anid wearing” ‘diban laune Oe Oe _. terms of the will to suit. —— @res. announced here today by -R. E. ‘Collins, of Redding, chairman of the . " Staté’ Board of Equalization. . "Out of a total tax of $117,230.06, . compitted on November beer ~.and . . wine sales at 2 cents per galton, “$33,387.25 represents taxes ou Wine. « Only a few months “‘ngo;” said Collins, “sales of wine wére® responsible “for less than 14 per cent of{ the-total beverage tax. Consequent-) say, “as*compared with the taxes paid on wine for those months, ‘the ‘levy ‘ade. for November means more’ = @ one hundred per “cent “gain.” Midipcsace for California +wines 4s édtablished from our tax. F Out ‘ofa total gallonage: of, 1,669,-_362.5= assessed last month, all but **a6 oa gallons were Californja “vinLad he ai{tornia beer enjoys at gaimlar4. popularity, according to Colline;.who finds that out of total taxable beer. _ Bales “Of 4,192,140.75 gallons made ““yast “month, yonly ,322;348 gallons : were from out of state breweries. He ~ notes a shortage in beer: sales as contrasted with the gain in the vine _ business but -attributes this fo" the} “f seaseiial fluctuation dug £9 he. ap} BF ae osiag of winter. “Fhat the beverage tax, is primar~ ‘fy“or local ‘products is demonstrated by the large proportion ' ‘of the gallonage coming from. California breweries and wineries,” “said ColMins‘. “Thus for the past month, "93.9 per cent of the tax “at 2 “cents Gs pet gallon came from, the Sale of : “beer and wine which was. produced in’ California, leaving only 6.1 per cqnt. on beverages ‘produced else. : ee es tg "PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATE: OF WILL ‘Alleging that bo * he was unduly inTluenced by his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs, to whom: he. left the. bulk of his $10,000 estate, the grand children of the late Augustine Dutcotey, namely, Mrs. Frances Hurley, Miss Ruth Ducotey, Mrs. Wilma B. Burgen. and Misa Melba. Ducotey, have filed a petition requesting the revocation of the probate of the will, James Snell, of Hollister, formerly of Grass Valley and Nevada City, represents the petitioners. It is alleged that Mr. Dutotey was 84 years of age at the time of his { death. The petition asserts that Mr. Ducotey. was not free from duress , aad undue influence and that he was imposed upon by’ Mrs. Briggs . . jand that Mrs. Briggs dictated thie WANTED—Clean ~ rage at the Nugget Office. . SEASON'S RAIN-STILL \ SHORT OF LAST YEAR The. season's a rainfall ‘to date is 13.32 inches being: a little below fast year’s rainfall of 14.61 inches. On December 31, 1933 it registered 18.90 inches. So far the fall months _ PMiddle, Fork of Yuba sasha County ! Jim ‘could. epetind his tongue. He was’ vastly. concerned with this ride. After ,it,., would he be as strong as he was. now? To be near her.~<‘., ¢ Barnes led the onslaught. of rageh hands. upon Helen, and $he weleome ‘she 1 ved cout, not have been anything’ But! gratifying. stewart ve pote *Jim ‘got of thre *horse Barnes: padated for him and& fetlowed Helen who-tt . t ranch house. Perhaps she-“had * for. gotten something. _But when he turtéd the bend. she was mounting the: trail: . that led. up the ridge. If there had been, giants, on huge steeds pulling Jim back, he ‘still would have_ kept o When ‘they ‘got‘up to the level’ “tldge, @tuong the pines, he trotted to ‘catch ‘up with her: But ‘she mens a little ahead. “Hig ‘ttoughts iockaa. ‘around the astounding ‘fact—this ‘was the traf) vand : hearing,--his .sense of all arotind: him, seemed_ strangely. intensified. ‘The voice, the ‘sky turned blue,,the white‘clouds sailed, the black: Henrys loomed. hened“its tolérs below. “Helen+halted-her. horse uider. thé very pine’ where they had stopped td listen to the hounds:and cowboys racing up the ridge after the: deer. “My sense of direction seems to, be -all right,” said Helen. * “Helen, I fear it’s better than your sense—of kindness, let me say. Why did you bring me here?’ “Please look at my cineh,’’’she replied, coolly. : Jim dismounted, more unsure of himself than ever in any of the many. crucial moments of his career. He did not understand a woman. He could only take Helen literally. Her saddle cinch was all right, and he rather curtly told her so. “Then—maybe it’s my stirrup,” she went on, lightly, as. she removed her booted — spurred toot. “Well, 1 cén't sée anything wrong with that, elther. . Hélen:” Her gloves ‘and* her sombrero. But they surely bad not fallen.. She had flang them! A.wave as {rresistible as the force’ of :the sea burst over bin. But he looked up, outwardly cool. And as he did her gloved hand went to. his shoulder. “Nothing—the matter with—your stirrup,” he said huskily. a surprise took the read; back up'to’ ane BES : they--had ridd@n: down, after that en-. *eétnter when he had kissed her. Sight . ‘ pines whispered, the rocks had a-secret i -4 Above and the purple-gray valley deep. Something thuddea on ‘the ground. : ZANE ©. PREY. COPYRIGHT W.N OG ERVICE--. “No. After’ all, It's. not my eingh-—. nor my stirrup.. . Jim, could any. of F your. wenterp girls. Have. fone better than: this?”; . ae “Than sehat?” a Mat et “place—where “tt happenear’=2 ‘gy Yes, They. wold’ have. hae’ +M0re 1) 33) Sgr naarese FE cided’ ticte you—” “You’-are mad.” ‘te cried. -._. “And since E. want you—presently— te behave somewhat like you did that day.’ Se ee . . -. He resled under that, eee 3 almost‘ “overwhelming. The &S strong . earnest light of her eyes: told “more. : thf Her. words, Hé “ pallég’ Ba ished. -She was: no longer.. “dol, _ this.. But perhaps it ts just; ry well .You,are laboring under so ask. you to stay.” oH, you ‘are suré—] will sta for: Ga's" -sake;’ ‘don’t let IS thing bat—but—” : . “Love,” she.added, “Jim, ‘i “ani sure. . would want you to 80, just. the; game, . t's’ what ‘you are that=has' made me love you. There need be-#6 develing:: I: Uved years down ih Robbers’ Roost, That changed «ne—blew . eobwehs. out of-my brain, This “wort ‘ar West and you are.alike. I want ” “But Iam nobody. . . .I have nothing.” he cried haltingly. “You hare everything a woman needs’ to make her happy. and keep what these things really were until lately should not he held against me.” “But it might be generosity—pity— the necessity of a woman of your kind to—to pay.” “True. It might’ be. Only it isn’t. .. . brought you here!” and for the reason that he was ashamed to betray the tears which blinded his eyes, he buried his face in her lap and mumbled that he would worship her to his dying breath and {np the life heyond. Sbe ran soft ungloved hands through cities, my huindrum eristence had palled me. . wanted romance, adventure, love.. Jim, f regard myself Just as fortunate as you think you are. Lift me off. We'll sit a while nnder our pine tree.. Jim, bold me as yon did that other time—here! vs {THE END.) . priate unappropriated water, maior to existing rights. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT “Water to be appropriated from of Nevada. Amount applied for:

feet per second. ~: Diversion season named: October 15th to August 16th of each season. Water to be used for niine, Point of diversion within SE of SE% of Section 6, T 18 N, R 11 E, M.D. B. & M. Place of use. described: Within. Sections 23, 24, 25 and 26, T 17 N, R 7 E, Sections 1 and 12, T 17N, R 8 E, Sections 36, T 18 N, R 8 E, 142. 5 Sone have been much warmer with no anow, while last year an inch ‘of snow had been registered according to the rain gauge at the home of Mrs. Jennie Preston. : The following snow depths are rePorted at various points in the Sierfa Nevada range, east of Nevada City, . Trucnee, 3 inches: Tahoe, 5 imehes; Sqda Springs, 19 inches and Cisco 7 inches. . on map filed with Division of Water Fork Yuba River in NE\% of SW% of Section 36, T 17 N, R also to Middle Fork Yuba River in SE. of SE% ef Section 26, T 18N, R8 E, M.D. B. & M. ,tests will be supplied free upon request, by the Division of Water Resources. Sections 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, T 17-N, R 9 B, Section 32, T 18 N, R9E, M. D. B. & M., all as shown Resources. Water will be returned to South 7 E, and RELATIVE TO PROTESTS Blanks upon which to submit proAny person desiring to protest use of water both as to amount used and land irrigated, or use made of water if other than irrigation. : (4) The approximate location of ‘protestant’s land or place of use and point of digersion of the water. A copy of the protest: should be sent.to the applicant and this office notified that the same has been done, . : gg et ; -: . BDWARD HYATT, .State Engineer. Dated: Sacramento, California.November 238, 1934. Dec. 3, 10, 17, 24. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Ernest DePratti, Deceased. Notice Is Hereby Given by the undersigned A. M. Holmes as Administrator of the Estate of Ernest. DePratti, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to. file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice in the of-. fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of Calif, in and for the County of Nev. or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publiqation of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of Estate of “Than fetching, you te ete tae ad Vaile: ::‘Jim,; you might have ‘saved me*}: Piao A -were going back to England, > a her Safé, The fact that I did not. know . ; } Jim wrapped his arms around her his hair and over his temples. “People, ' aes poe 111 BENNETT ef = le eae . PHONE.108 G dered dresses.. They —_ bappy ecause their mother. sends ~ ¢ 1 ben <> = Davis Transcript Fs _Aaaxor. Oi P * ORRA odhers”: we Bigg g-, Cindi Steock 5 Combo Ringlett; a Wave. $5, oo ri rininént “Wave $3: a. CARMEN VECK « ee t a ace ene se UNION. HOTEL AND. ‘LUCCA CAFE. Iry Our Delicious Halian Lunches Fs eiisclstnendnbvboulecsccuuscicesdsdemabuswcicced * COMPLETE BAR SERVICE . NEVADA crry fa POU pe pepe ape. on i iinaeere Hay Tae eRC eae Tn nee ee Lucca’ ‘8 Special. BARAMBANI AND PANELLI, PROPRIETORS . 220 MAIN STREET ‘PHONE 164 FINE LIQUORS AT. LOWEST PRICES ‘FOR THE HOLIDAYS . i PROMPT DELIVERY ” You may find a store with a greater variety of liquor, but. you ' certainly won't find one with FINER liquor than we have here at Cartoscelli’s ‘Our selection is made from only the long-established American and European distilleries and wineries. guarantee the best in Hquor’“for the least money. CARTOSCELLI LIQUOR Sone Our ‘low prices MEALS Also Beer, Wine, Whiskey AND Beer Hall PIKE CITY, NEAR SAN JUAN MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. TRY OUR HOME-OOOKED OUR SERVICE TO YOU L catia “THRIVE: ON MIL. . Giiemsey Gold Medal Milk: that won the State's ‘highest /j. AWARD. OF CALIFORNIA STAFE. FAIR 1981, 1932, 1933. . . Nevada,.City.-. . “News Stand Stationery, 316 Broad St. Nevada City’ Here i I$ an Top pray dl Fixe buyer he honie in Nevada Shye eS, as 14 see me at once.“dt C. M. BROWN REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE Bennett Bldg. 312 Broad Street NEVADA CITY: EES _ THE , ‘NATIONAL COFFEE SHOP Here you will find Prices That Meet Present If your home is for sale Ue SN. JOHNSON, N, Prop. i “s Foadien and Bodies Repaired, Glass and Tops Installed, Auto Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, General Blacksmithing YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF US W. E. Wright, Attorney-at-law, in the Union Building, Nevada City, California the same being his place of business in all matters conected with the estate of said Ernest DePratti, Deceased. against the granting of such permit ; : REPORTS G00D RETURNS shall within 60 days from date herei —— of file with the Division of Water M. M. Coughlin has come. down Resources, Sacramento, California. a from Moore’s Flat where he has! Written protest. Such protest shail been working his gravel property, clearly set forth the protestant’s obREVERENT .. % Every phase of the funeral cereJ jections to the granting of the appli-}_ Dated December 19th., 1934. Be money is handled by The Holmes the Queen City of'the Ridge. In the'cation and shall” contain the followA, M. HOLMES. £1 N CG Funeral Home with quiet efficipast season the property has yielded . ing information: ‘Administrater ‘of the estate of Only. -Service_o t’s Kind i mn evada ity ency, with tact, with respect for a 1 (1) Statement of the injury Ernest DePratti, Deceased. = fj on eee ee eee ee ee sacred memory and for the. feelee teem AO getae folds would result to protestant. First Publication, December 21, and nuggets. He will remain in Neings of those who mourn. GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS. from such appropriation ‘and use. 1934, Dec. 28, 1934, January 4, 11, vada City for a few weeks. (2) The basis of protestant’s wa-. 1935. At The Nevada City Garage Holmes Funeral Home i! Bese : Mrs. Coughlin, who is recovering . ter right. Ww, E. Wright, Attorney for AdAMBULANCE: SERVICE . from injuries received in a fall sev-}__(%) Protestant’s past and present “ministrator. SSevana ate eral months ago, spent most of the’ . LEER PEPE DEES » of summer at the camp with him. Mr. aes e F R eine wae we . .Nevada City Garage. Grass Valley Cleaners ee” . ee + section. Ed. Burtner, Prop. Clothes cleaned and neatly pressed, spick-and-span appearance, the faculty of looking prosperous is often the vehicle to real PROSPERITY Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention eS . CREDIT YOUR, PHONE Phone 375 Grass Valley . Hoeeoes FAMILY TRADE-OUR SPECIALTY Mrs. O. Mullis, Prop. Boulder.St. . Nevada City Phone 491 W "STATE OF CALIFORNIA . Department of Public Works . . DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES SACRAMENTO ’ . NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO’ = COTES OF APPLICA WATER s~her seen tha t J. A. Z Vi a Bag," that he swe: Plymouth Cars :=*«: CHAS. E. LEIFER, DISTRBIBUTOR : Day and Night Service Anywhere ear : ae ee Auto Repairs of Every Kind Prompt and Reasonable Service $ . SUBSCRIBE FOR THEADA . PATRONIZE. NUGGET. ApVenmsns ah a PAYS!’ orry. NUGGET FOR $2.50 A YEAR. ;'./ Pe Re sali ~ wate st tame