December 31, 1937 (6 pages)

. AND BEST WISHES TO ALL OUR F RIENDS AND PATRONS FOR: 1938 : THE SHAMROCK CAFE 226 BROAD STREET THE BOOTERY GEO. HITCHENS, PROP. it Ft eer aa a ae ee os) a sa het at ath E TIN Ne test. x he oh hg aie het he Meh Bigt Me Me eee eyeielek EIN fel fete ein teste stestertestertesterterteitesteatesieate ae LengecZericitenyade dengeafe fe op ote etegealeteate setae de ctesteaentente sede steofe ries i , BA i ’ eS) i a 1 b . i > a S70 eal heel ee ae ae ee Cee ERG Fa he ate. ‘A he hehe ie a Nt “— tas So > “DRIVE IN AND P PROUS. Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Phone 412 [ait ast a bast Cat et La ARK: IT’S EASY” . DRIVE-IN MARKET 1S ae tt os 219 BROAD STREET & COMPLIMENTS ORTHE SEASUN / CaS af ae ie HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OLD AND NEW FRIENDS DICKERMAN’S DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY NEVADA CITY Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Silverware, and Repairing. A. Hartung 306 Broad St., Nevada City THE STYLE SHOP 309 Broad Street Phone 117 NEVADA ‘CITY HAPPY, Prosperous and helpful New Year to All Our Friends and Patrons, et staat tast tastes Cw tts oe, SAVE MORE 5 ana 10 3 ett > JOHN W. DARKE 222 COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY 232 BROAD STREET JONES AND FINNEGAN NEVADA CITY %& ~ RECREATION PARKS . ROVED BY CCC BOYS ‘Camp Grass Valley for CCC boys! has a group of new arriyals mostly . from around Stockton, The new boys! are settled i Amp ‘atid ‘work’ started on tables and cement stoves for the several totrist camps the Tahoe National Forest maintains for the traveling public. There are 170 boys at Bradley CCC camp neat Forest Hill. These boys are also making tables and cement stoves but will soon be put to work ’ ‘on the Baker Ranch-Mosquito creek ‘ i luff trail which has{been under j ‘construction for several years. The flood waters of the Truckee river near Cisco.washed away some eamp. equipment which will be Teplaced and the camps are also ‘to,/be ‘ enlarzed for next year. Some of the new qeuipment will be sent to Tahoe‘ Ukiah COC summer camp at White ‘Cloud east of Nevada City. This camp ground is proving quite popular. it is easy of access and is in a beautiful ' heavily timbered section.° The Bureau of Agriculture and Engirsineering ig putting on a national “broadcast every Friday evening 2etween 6:30 and 6:45 over the red network. The local Tahoe National ‘Forest headquarters reports by wire te the broadcasting company on locab conditions at the different ski -.“and\sports grounds constructed and ein ined by the forest service. One'cf the ski courses is at the foot of Mt. Rose on the eastern slope * «half way between Lake Tahoe and constructed and the ski jump and slalom have just been completed. CCC boys are working on a ski trial sign near Norden near the Summit. They’ have cleared a very fine ski trail Which is intended to be a part of a trunk ski trail planned by the Sierra Club of California. A new forest service lookout has just been completed under supervision of -W. P. Lee on the forest service staff, at Columbia Hill. This lookout ‘will cover the Tyler gountry. The Tahge.National Forest service.management is: well pleased with results obtained! in reforstry on the large burned over area in the Forest Hill divide, the past season. Fire destroyed hundreds of acres of timber in this district about two years ago. DAMAGE. SUIT SETTLED CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 30.—The damage suit. started in the local justice court by JOS. Svoboda against Miss Ruth Fank éf Long Beach was dismissed on motion of attorney for the defendant when they settled the claim in full, paying the damages done to the Svoboda car in an auto--' mobile collision which took place near here last July. NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS The following guests have registered at the National Hotel: A. Settle, Sacramento; D. P. Pagani, San Francisco; A. jRidley, San Francisco; B. W. Stuart, San Francisco; R, L. Michael, Sacramento; Helen A, Boyd, Victorville; J. J. Connell and wife, Alleghany; W. A. Reno. A stone.ski shelter has been Perkins, ‘Sacramento; Paul Melton, Tulsa, Okla.;'J. M. Loyd, Auburn; E. J. Heiser,-Hamilton, Ohio; Edwin B Pierce, Hamilton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Conner, North San Juan; W. H. Clark, Camptonville; Claud Brumies and wife, Los Angeles; Joe White, San. Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Loche, North San Juan; L. F. Brod-. en, Quiney; John McElroy, Quincy; E. B. Corbet, Palo: Alto; Mr. and Mrs. McKee, Los Angeles; Chas. A. Mott, Oroville; G. A. Nihell, Nevada City; John Christensen, J. Brizzolora, Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Develey, Alleghany; Duncan MacLeod, Alleghany; L. E. Stein, Burlingame; Lucille Shepeard, Grass Valley; Victor Dare, Bill Voigt, Emigrant Gap; Chas. Hegarty, Snow Point; Joe McCoy, Glendale; Walker, Salt Lake; R. A. Clark, Oakland; F. M.° Abbott, Grass Valley; E. V. Gilkey, Marysville; R. E. Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. B, C. Austin, San Francisco; Connell, San Francisco; J. W. Koehler, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Austin, San Francisco; J. C. Werich and son, Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Gasper, Oakland; Geo. Williams, Alleghany; Robt. Hersher, Seattle; Leon Pearle, New York City; Chas. Rotstein, New York City; Aaron A. Arbogast, San Francisco; Gene Masl, Los ‘Angeles; Paul Criswill, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. Martensen, Los Angeles; Mrs. Paul Green, Hare, Mont.; Mrs. Don Sullivan, Alleghany; Harry L. Austin, McGill, Nev.; P. Kent, San Francisco; J. James and wife, Everette; John Brennan, San Francisco; Wm. Brown, Coalinga; Ed Stevens, Sacramento; Frank Sheldon, Reno; John Fontana, Fred \L. Oahden, Sacramento, ‘i CARVETH INSURANCE AGENCY 208 MAIN STREET bs ae . Mr. and Mrs, L. M. ROAD STREET © 312 BROAD STREET REETINGS FROM W. E. WRIGHT, A Shae TTORNEY NEVADA CITY . x LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate JULIA M. W. SPENCE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Jesse. Cole, administrator with the Will Annexed of ot WANTED — Furnished or partly furnished house, modern, three bedrooms, Box CC Nugget Office, 12-313te PIANO BARGAIN~’— Latest model Studio -type piano: located here in the vicinity of Nevada City, to be sold at Big Savings. Most any terms can be arranged for quick sale, For location and further particulars, write; at once to J.° F. Smith, auditor, 831 Jay St., Sacramenmto, Calif. 12-313te FOR SALE — 3146 ACRE RANCH HOME; located in _ foothills of Placer Co., on Highway No. 40— 8 miles above Auburn, 8-room frame house; 2 chicken houses; hot and cold water; plenty of shade. Terms $1600; % cash. Bal. on easy terms. Write to owner, Box 54, Applegate, Calif. 12-27-tf NOTICE — ANYONE INTERESTED in a course of Electric Welding. A student will finish this week, leaving an opening for another. Mummy’s Arce Welding Shop and School, 126 E. Main St., opp, fire dept. Terms can be arranged. ae 12-135tp WATCHMAKER . EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. _ 10-8-moe NUGGET ADS PAY Use Nugget Classified Ads ad ) ai i Bs ae Ny & ia M. W. persons having claims against the said. decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of tris notice in the office of of the Superior Court, of the $ California; in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the netessary vouchers within ,gix (6\ months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of W. E. Wright, Attorney at law. Union Building, Nevada City, California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Julia M. W. Svence. Deceased. Dated December 15th, 1937. JESSE COLE, . Administrator Iwi the Will Annexed of Julia M. W. Spence. First Publication December L937, its W. E. WRIGHT, Attorney for ,Administrator. Dec. 17, 24, 31 and Jan. 7. No. 6923 SUMMONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. LUELLA HAMILTON COSPER, Plaintiff vs. CLIFFORD L. HAMIL-. TON, as Administrator of the Estate }; of MARY ANN HAMILTON, Deceased, CLIFFORD L. HAMILTON, As Administrator of the Estate of BERT M. HAMILTON, Deceased, RICHARD CONNOLLY, Also known as RICHARD CONNELLY, JAMES NANKERVIS, and CLEMENTINE NANKERVIS, his wife, MARGARET DESMOND, JOHN DOE, RICHARD ROE, and also all persons unknown. who have or claim any interest in or lien upon the real property herein described, Defendants. . : SUMMONS. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND, GREETINGS TO: Clifford L. Hamilton, As Administrator of the Estate of Mary Ann Hamilton, Deceased, Clifford L. Hamilton, As Administrator of the Estate of Bert M. Hamilton, Deceased, Richard Connolly, Also known as: Richard Connelly, James Nankervis and Clementine Nankervis, his wife, Margaret Desmond, John Doe, Richard Roe, and also all persons unknown who have or claim! any interest in or lien upon the rep property herein described, DEFENDYOU, AND BACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action} — has been commenced against you in the above entitled court by the above], named plaintiff for the purpose partitioning that certain real prope! ‘ty, situate, lying and being in th nia, described as follows, to-wit: All those portions of the West half of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 33, . Township 16 North, Range 8*East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, d scribed. as follows, to-wit: i) PARCEL NO. 1. Beginning at a point in the Northerly line of a 30 foot roadway from which the most southerly corner of Lot 4, Block 6, West Grass Valley Townsite, bears South 76° 57’ Hast 17.87 feet and the most westerly corner of the Gold Bar Quartz Mine (Lot No. 206) bears North 33°\14" West. ‘673.07 feet; thence North 77° 15" West 150.00 feet; thence North .69° 57° West 49.00 feet; thence Solith 17° 03° West 118.42 feet; thenée!South 45° 31 East 165.35 feet and thence North . 31° 35’ East 210 feet' te. the place of beginning. 1 PARCEL NO. 2. 35’ West 210.00 feet from the most Westerly corner of the Gold Bar North 45° 31’ West 165.35 feet; thence South 17° 30° Wést 178.58 beer thence South 66° 20° Bast 119.0 feet and thence North 31° 35° Bast 120.00 feet to the place of beginning, i AND YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR AND ANS WER the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of ‘California in and for the County of Nevada within ten days after ‘the service on you of! this summons, tif served within the County of Nevada, -or within thirty days if sérved else_where. he ._ AND YOU ARE HPREBY NOTIFIED that unless you appear and answer as above required, the sai@ plaintiff will take judgment for-bhy as arising upon contract, or will apply.to the Court for any other relief demanded in the Complaint. State of California. ih and for the September, 1937. (Seal). By Ron “By R:; Nov. 19-26, Jan. 7-14-21, E, or ropes Quartz Mine (Lot No, 206) thence money or damages in the complaint GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and the seal of the Superior Court of the — County of Nevada this 14th day of pasar ae

. AND BEST WISHES TO ALL OUR F RIENDS AND PATRONS FOR: 1938 : THE SHAMROCK CAFE 226 BROAD STREET THE BOOTERY GEO. HITCHENS, PROP. it Ft eer aa a ae ee os) a sa het at ath E TIN Ne test. x he oh hg aie het he Meh Bigt Me Me eee eyeielek EIN fel fete ein teste stestertestertesterterteitesteatesieate ae LengecZericitenyade dengeafe fe op ote etegealeteate setae de ctesteaentente sede steofe ries i , BA i ’ eS) i a 1 b . i > a S70 eal heel ee ae ae ee Cee ERG Fa he ate. ‘A he hehe ie a Nt “— tas So > “DRIVE IN AND P PROUS. Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway Phone 412 [ait ast a bast Cat et La ARK: IT’S EASY” . DRIVE-IN MARKET 1S ae tt os 219 BROAD STREET & COMPLIMENTS ORTHE SEASUN / CaS af ae ie HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OLD AND NEW FRIENDS DICKERMAN’S DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY NEVADA CITY Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Silverware, and Repairing. A. Hartung 306 Broad St., Nevada City THE STYLE SHOP 309 Broad Street Phone 117 NEVADA ‘CITY HAPPY, Prosperous and helpful New Year to All Our Friends and Patrons, et staat tast tastes Cw tts oe, SAVE MORE 5 ana 10 3 ett > JOHN W. DARKE 222 COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY 232 BROAD STREET JONES AND FINNEGAN NEVADA CITY %& ~ RECREATION PARKS . ROVED BY CCC BOYS ‘Camp Grass Valley for CCC boys! has a group of new arriyals mostly . from around Stockton, The new boys! are settled i Amp ‘atid ‘work’ started on tables and cement stoves for the several totrist camps the Tahoe National Forest maintains for the traveling public. There are 170 boys at Bradley CCC camp neat Forest Hill. These boys are also making tables and cement stoves but will soon be put to work ’ ‘on the Baker Ranch-Mosquito creek ‘ i luff trail which has{been under j ‘construction for several years. The flood waters of the Truckee river near Cisco.washed away some eamp. equipment which will be Teplaced and the camps are also ‘to,/be ‘ enlarzed for next year. Some of the new qeuipment will be sent to Tahoe‘ Ukiah COC summer camp at White ‘Cloud east of Nevada City. This camp ground is proving quite popular. it is easy of access and is in a beautiful ' heavily timbered section.° The Bureau of Agriculture and Engirsineering ig putting on a national “broadcast every Friday evening 2etween 6:30 and 6:45 over the red network. The local Tahoe National ‘Forest headquarters reports by wire te the broadcasting company on locab conditions at the different ski -.“and\sports grounds constructed and ein ined by the forest service. One'cf the ski courses is at the foot of Mt. Rose on the eastern slope * «half way between Lake Tahoe and constructed and the ski jump and slalom have just been completed. CCC boys are working on a ski trial sign near Norden near the Summit. They’ have cleared a very fine ski trail Which is intended to be a part of a trunk ski trail planned by the Sierra Club of California. A new forest service lookout has just been completed under supervision of -W. P. Lee on the forest service staff, at Columbia Hill. This lookout ‘will cover the Tyler gountry. The Tahge..National Forest service.management is: well pleased with results obtained! in reforstry on the large burned over area in the Forest Hill divide, the past season. Fire destroyed hundreds of acres of timber in this district about two years ago. DAMAGE. SUIT SETTLED CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 30.—The damage suit. started in the local justice court by JOS. Svoboda against Miss Ruth Fank éf Long Beach was dismissed on motion of attorney for the defendant when they settled the claim in full, paying the damages done to the Svoboda car in an auto--' mobile collision which took place near here last July. NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS The following guests have registered at the National Hotel: A. Settle, Sacramento; D. P. Pagani, San Francisco; A. jRidley, San Francisco; B. W. Stuart, San Francisco; R, L. Michael, Sacramento; Helen A, Boyd, Victorville; J. J. Connell and wife, Alleghany; W. A. Reno. A stone.ski shelter has been Perkins, ‘Sacramento; Paul Melton, Tulsa, Okla.;'J. M. Loyd, Auburn; E. J. Heiser,-Hamilton, Ohio; Edwin B Pierce, Hamilton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Conner, North San Juan; W. H. Clark, Camptonville; Claud Brumies and wife, Los Angeles; Joe White, San. Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Loche, North San Juan; L. F. Brod-. en, Quiney; John McElroy, Quincy; E. B. Corbet, Palo: Alto; Mr. and Mrs. McKee, Los Angeles; Chas. A. Mott, Oroville; G. A. Nihell, Nevada City; John Christensen, J. Brizzolora, Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Develey, Alleghany; Duncan MacLeod, Alleghany; L. E. Stein, Burlingame; Lucille Shepeard, Grass Valley; Victor Dare, Bill Voigt, Emigrant Gap; Chas. Hegarty, Snow Point; Joe McCoy, Glendale; Walker, Salt Lake; R. A. Clark, Oakland; F. M.° Abbott, Grass Valley; E. V. Gilkey, Marysville; R. E. Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. B, C. Austin, San Francisco; Connell, San Francisco; J. W. Koehler, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Austin, San Francisco; J. C. Werich and son, Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Gasper, Oakland; Geo. Williams, Alleghany; Robt. Hersher, Seattle; Leon Pearle, New York City; Chas. Rotstein, New York City; Aaron A. Arbogast, San Francisco; Gene Masl, Los ‘Angeles; Paul Criswill, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. Martensen, Los Angeles; Mrs. Paul Green, Hare, Mont.; Mrs. Don Sullivan, Alleghany; Harry L. Austin, McGill, Nev.; P. Kent, San Francisco; J. James and wife, Everette; John Brennan, San Francisco; Wm. Brown, Coalinga;

Ed Stevens, Sacramento; Frank Sheldon, Reno; John Fontana, Fred \L. Oahden, Sacramento, ‘i CARVETH INSURANCE AGENCY 208 MAIN STREET bs ae . Mr. and Mrs, L. M. ROAD STREET © 312 BROAD STREET REETINGS FROM W. E. WRIGHT, A Shae TTORNEY NEVADA CITY . x LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate JULIA M. W. SPENCE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Jesse. Cole, administrator with the Will Annexed of ot WANTED — Furnished or partly furnished house, modern, three bedrooms, Box CC Nugget Office, 12-313te PIANO BARGAIN~’— Latest model Studio -type piano: located here in the vicinity of Nevada City, to be sold at Big Savings. Most any terms can be arranged for quick sale, For location and further particulars, write; at once to J.° F. Smith, auditor, 831 Jay St., Sacramenmto, Calif. 12-313te FOR SALE — 3146 ACRE RANCH HOME; located in _ foothills of Placer Co., on Highway No. 40— 8 miles above Auburn, 8-room frame house; 2 chicken houses; hot and cold water; plenty of shade. Terms $1600; % cash. Bal. on easy terms. Write to owner, Box 54, Applegate, Calif. 12-27-tf NOTICE — ANYONE INTERESTED in a course of Electric Welding. A student will finish this week, leaving an opening for another. Mummy’s Arce Welding Shop and School, 126 E. Main St., opp, fire dept. Terms can be arranged. ae 12-135tp WATCHMAKER . EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. No high prices. Phillip H. Shuey, 205 Main Street, Grass Valley. _ 10-8-moe NUGGET ADS PAY Use Nugget Classified Ads ad ) ai i Bs ae Ny & ia M. W. persons having claims against the said. decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of tris notice in the office of of the Superior Court, of the $ California; in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the netessary vouchers within ,gix (6\ months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of W. E. Wright, Attorney at law. Union Building, Nevada City, California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Julia M. W. Svence. Deceased. Dated December 15th, 1937. JESSE COLE, . Administrator Iwi the Will Annexed of Julia M. W. Spence. First Publication December L937, its W. E. WRIGHT, Attorney for ,Administrator. Dec. 17, 24, 31 and Jan. 7. No. 6923 SUMMONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. LUELLA HAMILTON COSPER, Plaintiff vs. CLIFFORD L. HAMIL-. TON, as Administrator of the Estate }; of MARY ANN HAMILTON, Deceased, CLIFFORD L. HAMILTON, As Administrator of the Estate of BERT M. HAMILTON, Deceased, RICHARD CONNOLLY, Also known as RICHARD CONNELLY, JAMES NANKERVIS, and CLEMENTINE NANKERVIS, his wife, MARGARET DESMOND, JOHN DOE, RICHARD ROE, and also all persons unknown. who have or claim any interest in or lien upon the real property herein described, Defendants. . : SUMMONS. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND, GREETINGS TO: Clifford L. Hamilton, As Administrator of the Estate of Mary Ann Hamilton, Deceased, Clifford L. Hamilton, As Administrator of the Estate of Bert M. Hamilton, Deceased, Richard Connolly, Also known as: Richard Connelly, James Nankervis and Clementine Nankervis, his wife, Margaret Desmond, John Doe, Richard Roe, and also all persons unknown who have or claim! any interest in or lien upon the rep property herein described, DEFENDYOU, AND BACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action} — has been commenced against you in the above entitled court by the above], named plaintiff for the purpose partitioning that certain real prope! ‘ty, situate, lying and being in th nia, described as follows, to-wit: All those portions of the West half of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 33, . Township 16 North, Range 8*East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, d scribed. as follows, to-wit: i) PARCEL NO. 1. Beginning at a point in the Northerly line of a 30 foot roadway from which the most southerly corner of Lot 4, Block 6, West Grass Valley Townsite, bears South 76° 57’ Hast 17.87 feet and the most westerly corner of the Gold Bar Quartz Mine (Lot No. 206) bears North 33°\14" West. ‘673.07 feet; thence North 77° 15" West 150.00 feet; thence North .69° 57° West 49.00 feet; thence Solith 17° 03° West 118.42 feet; thenée!South 45° 31 East 165.35 feet and thence North . 31° 35’ East 210 feet' te. the place of beginning. 1 PARCEL NO. 2. 35’ West 210.00 feet from the most Westerly corner of the Gold Bar North 45° 31’ West 165.35 feet; thence South 17° 30° Wést 178.58 beer thence South 66° 20° Bast 119.0 feet and thence North 31° 35° Bast 120.00 feet to the place of beginning, i AND YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR AND ANS WER the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of ‘California in and for the County of Nevada within ten days after ‘the service on you of! this summons, tif served within the County of Nevada, -or within thirty days if sérved else_where. he ._ AND YOU ARE HPREBY NOTIFIED that unless you appear and answer as above required, the sai@ plaintiff will take judgment for-bhy as arising upon contract, or will apply.to the Court for any other relief demanded in the Complaint. State of California. ih and for the September, 1937. (Seal). By Ron “By R:; Nov. 19-26, Jan. 7-14-21, E, or ropes Quartz Mine (Lot No, 206) thence money or damages in the complaint GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and the seal of the Superior Court of the — County of Nevada this 14th day of pasar ae