January 7, 1929 (8 pages)

MONDAY, JANUARY. 7,19 1929 ee THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ——— HE NEVADA A CITY NUGGET Published weekly « on Mondays at Nevada City, California, and enteréd as mail matter of the second class in the postofaia at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES S Year, any address in California, in advance Outside California, ir, U.S. 2.c.ccecncoessseeeeeeeeeene eee CE ee rape ee Three Mcnths eo end sop 2, A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City. and Nevada County, as definded by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby E®ie P. Willoughby COZY CORNER CHAT 1.00 ceoate and Publisher Associate THE STARTING of a New Year ads a host of good resolutions made, many of which soon fall by the roadside but the idea of resolutions is a good one at that if it tends to sweep some of the cobwebs out of our systems and pick up some of the loose threads. The Nugget has been some resolutions also and you will notice some changes ir the makeup of the paper:this issue which are intended to enhance its looks somewhat. At the rate the advertising is coming in we hope to keep an eight page issue more regularly. This. will make it possible to augment our local news service a great deal in several departments. The high school section has been making a great “hit since its inauguratior last fall and it has been very popular with the student body The students under the careful tutelage of Miss Hoffmar have been producing a very creditable page. They prepare heir own copy, read the proof, write the heads and supervise the makeup, so that it has been an excellent training a no ex‘pense to the school either in money or in time lost from classes. ae making THE MINING NEWS which has been a leading feature of The Nugget since its very inception, has been bringing in guiries for sample copies from all over the United States and there is no doubt but that it has been focusing a great deal of attention on gold mining in Nevada and Sierra coun: fiés. It is noticeable that other papers about the state have been getting to publish more mining news which is a hope ful sign that plenty of publicity will be given the industry which made California possible as one of the great states of the Union. Gold mining looks to be coming back with vengeance and_ the coming year' will doubtless revival of interest in see a great this section of the state particularly where quartz mining first came into its own. The Mother Lode country is waking up once moxe into renewed activity particularly in Mariposa county which has been but a smal! producer for a number of years past. The splendid worh done by the mining department of the Sacramento Chambe of Commerce under the.direction of R. L. Kimmel in serid ing out copy to the press on mining developments over the stae is bearing abundant:-fruit. Items from The Nugget re _ printed in this bulletin are being widely copied. THE RATE AT WHICH the subscription renewals have been pouring in since notices were sent out the past mont} _ has been very encouraging to the publishers as it is the only “way they can judge as to whether their efforts are meeting with appoval: There have not been two dozen subscripticn: ordered stopped since the paper was started which is -cellent record for a new paper. The list is the time with no. solicitation being an ex climbing fast al’ done and we are on our way toward our second thousand. The advertising agencie’ ‘are waking to. he fact that there is a newspaper published at Nevaa City which covers a wide territory and is a good me dium to use: It is the hope of this paper that every busi ness man in Nevada City during the coming year will find it worth his while to be an advertiser in these columns if bu! for a small space to show a community interest in the home own paper. Our readers can help greatly in bringing thiabout by remarking to the business men that: are not repre sented in The Nugget that they ought to advertise in it The more advertisements, the larger the paper and the more news to read. It all goes hand in hand. _ THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE is going ahead nicely under the secretaryship of W. H. Griffith. He looks to be ~an excellent man on the job, well qualified for the work and furthermore he is a resident of the community. The “oater type of secretary in boost work is largely fading out of the picture for when his bag of tricks and publicity is exhausted he usually moves to a new community. Nevada county wants no more shoestring promoters of any kind within her borders. In the end they do more harm than good. Mr. Gvriffth has been carrying on a work with the Lake Vera project that will accomplish a great deal in a tangible way for Ne vada City in years to come. It was fortunate for the com muntiy that it was possible to enlist his services for our boost organization. The membership of the organization should be largely built up, its finances more in volume and its sphere of usefulness can thus be greatly widened. More sah : ae e ‘to COURT HOUSE RECORDS. “DEEDS Nevada A. Hartung to Emma Hartung--SE4% NE\%, NE% cree Sec. 8; SUNYNWH, SY%NW'Y, N Wwy4sw%, NE\SEY See. 9, T16 N, R7E. Empire Mines and Investment Co. The Empire Mines— Linden quartz lode mine, Cassidy Consolidated quartz lode, Linden North Extension quartz mining claim, Cassidy Consolidated North Extension quartz mining claim, Cassi@y Consolidated South Extension,” unidivided one half interest n Happy Jack or Keystone quartz mining claim, and Imperial Gem lode claim, all in Sec. 35, TIGN, R8E, WYOD No. 2 lode claim; Didema quartz lode. Mother ‘Neal placer location lode claims; lode claims in Town Talk Consolidated placer mine, Protection quartz claim ; Mackay Extension lode claim, Omaha quartz mine, Lone Jack quartz mine,, Homeward Bound quartz mine, Wisconsin quartz mine, illinois quartz mine, Hopkins quartz mine, Thonrpson and Berry quartz mine, New Location quartz mine, Home ticket quartz mine, Panama ‘ode, Tunnel Discovery, Empire quartz, Mackay —quartz, Nevada quartz, Margeuta quartz, Jefferson Consodilated quartz, und. one half interest in Comet quartz, La Fayatte, Tilden Cons., Chesapeake, Lots 10 and 11 SEY%SWY, . Sec. 35; Lots 12 and 13 W%SW4, Sec. 35; Osborn Hill. OK., Lot 12, NW%, E w%NWY, See. 36; Fiddeck Tract,, Pennsylvania, Parr, General Grant, Lot 12NE% Sec. 34; New York Hill Cons., Oregon, Jones Place on Orezon Placer’ mine, New Dorn Hill, Lot on Kate Hays Hill, Sims Cons., Liberty Hill and Noon Summer, Crown Point, Lot 10 Block 13 Hast Grass Valley, Badger Hill, % acre in SW4%4SW% See. 26, Lot 23 SW Y%SWY% Sec. 25, Frac. Lot NEY See. 27, Lot 2 Block ,14 East Grass Valley, Lot 7 Block 3 and Lot 3 Block 4 South East Grass Valley, Glofe quartz, Lot on Pike Flat, quartz claim on Hills -Flat desig, as Lots 142 and 143, Dewey Hobson Gem Placer, New Homeward Bound Central North Star, Wisconsin No. 2, pipe line and easements from N. I. D. reservoir in° Sec.:29, TI16N, R9BH, .Lot A East Grass Valley, Mamon Ranch in Sec. 26, T16N, R8E. R. H. Cleverdon to Harry .D. Ramsay—Eagle quartz claims, Nos. 1; 3, 4.56, 6. and <7 on -senthern lope Old Man Mountain in Sec. 4, TLIN, RISE, Eagle mining claim No. 1, River mill site, Eagle No. 6, all in Meadow Lake Mining District. George. C. Laden to Harry D. RNamsay—Grizzty “Nos. 1 and <2, Mree milling, Mother Lode and White Quartz claims on southern lope Old Han Mountain in Meadow ‘ake Mining District. Alpha © Hardware and Supply Jompany to Armory Hall <Associa‘ion, certain real property in the City of Nevada. George Falmbigl «to William R. Fhidotti et ux Lot 8. -Block . 19, City of Grass Valley. E. H. Armstrong, executor, et al to Fred Sweeney——-portion Lot.17, Block. 5, City of Grass Valley. G. J. Rector et alto John Tin oy et ux—reconveyance of deed of ‘rust. C. J. McGlashan et ux Pacific Power Company—-portions EY%NEY% and NEYSE' Sec. 9, T '7N, R16E. for right of way pur0ses. to Sierra Assignment of Contract M. E. Olsen:= et ux to Yakima “Mohawk Mining Company—contract vith W: S. Lotz and Katie’ Lotz. ' REGISTER OF ACTIONS 5706—Trouquita Lewis ward Lewis. James Snell, ‘or plaintiff. 5707—In the matter of the adontion of Donald Reder, a minor, Nilon & Nilon, attorneys for plaintiff. 5708—Martin Vanbere and T. P. Kaattorney vs. Flint vs. Nevada Irrigation District. Nilon & Nilon, attorneys for plaintiffs. 5709——Herman Oest _vs. Nevada Irrigation District, T. L. Chamberlain, for plaintiff. DECREES ‘In the matter of the Estate of Joseph M. Pianezzi, deceased—oredr setting apart recorded homestead selected from the community erty. Peo _ In 'the matter of the Estate of James Mirney Manning-——--order setting aside -homestead to the widow, Mary FE. Manning. In the matter of the FEastate of Patrick Lynch—amended decree of distribution. Proof of ts ae propJenny Lind by Clarence Grenfell. . Eagle No. 1 by Harry D. Ramsay. : Abstract Judgment . State Compensation Insurance Fund vs. George W, Jones et al. _Sreatly upon the hands you hold. So aR ee ee oe TWO NEW SUITS ARE STARTED AGAINST THE IRRIGATION DISTRICT Two more lawsuits against the Nevada Irrigation District were filed the past week to. add to the numerous other suits pending for various matters. The suits filed by Attorney. T.° L. Chamberlain «of Auburn in behalf of a landowner of the irrigation district vitally aifects . the proposed new ond issue to clean up the debts incurred by the directors and the previous management amounting to some $600,009 and several hundred thousand more wanted to spend on the mountain works The irrigation district and the directors were named as defendants in the action whicia is intended to prevent the issuance of the new bonds through a restraining order. Herman Oest ‘appears as _— the plaintiff in the action and’ states that he is a taxpayer within the claimed boundaries of the irrigation district in Placer county and brings the action on his behalf as such land owner and taxpayer and also for all other landowners within the district. He alleges ‘that the bond mones were not expended as outlined in Reports 52, 56 and 77 issued by the engineer and that the present bond issue is to cover obligations incurred under previous contracts and to replace expenditures already made. He lists the Grass Valley office building as not being autorized in the bond expenditures. He states in his complaint that he asked to appear before the state bond certification conimission in regard to the issuance of the new bonds and that. the commission promised and agreed that no vonds would = be certified until he had been given an opportunity to be heard and that he understands that $500,000 have been certified in vio. lation of such alleged promise. Martin Van Berg and fT. Be Flint have filed an action in Superior Court to quiet -title to 2000 inches of water in Canvon Creek used. to onerate the power plant at the Aret'e mine. The papers filed by F. T. Nilon as attorney aver that plaintiffs are the owners of such water right and have been’ in possession . of such for 18 years past. The irrigation district which is diverting the waters into Lake .Spaulding from Canyon Cheek\and the Yuba watrshed claims ah interest in the water adverse to the plaintiffs and the action is brought to quiet tite’ to the water in question. The Arctic mine has been closed down sinee the irrigation district cammenced operating the .Bowman Ham to lack of sufficient in Canyon Creek to operate the power plant and numerous par= owing water leys are said to have developed, ~othing of moment. Frank Dillon is visiting in Sacramento. Chief of Police H. D. Shearer is shout again after a severe sick spell. The race may not be o the swift but the slow don’t gain anything by playing tortoise ,either. We won’t believe talking moive has fected until we sound picture eating soup. that the new get to of a fat hear a comedian Mvery bachelor knows wife should be managed. how a ‘The secret of success is largely ‘. daughter, Eleanor, really been per. in the ability to see the approaching thing first. Man’s ‘inhumanity to man gives lawyers a chance to make a living. A Dad is a man who thinks it is wrong for a boy to do what he did when he was a boy. So ‘lone as it takes less courage to fight than it does to stop fighting, there will be war. : Any man can feel. superior by comparing himself with his wife's . relatives. . Amateur musicians serve a useful purpose; they shorten the life -of popular music. One thing the suburbanite wonders is why his neighbor’s chickens donot get the backache when they seratch in his garden. What’s the use? A mother spanks }¥ou,. works you.—Exchange. In S6me eases the life of-a very . Sick _ patient might be saved by ;showing him the biography that the minister expetts to read at the funeral, ; . Even the loudest horn won’t run the car. A man’s importance in the world a_wife bosses you, 9 daughter . is more or less. determined by the: way he, feels about it. . Love and poker are considerably . alike. The pleasure you get depends { a W. B. Magonigal has Sweetland and , of Marysville, ' and Mrs. D. Magonigal of Smartsville. Mrs. Sweetland is a. former resident and is enjoying with many: friends. Mrs. visitors, Mrs. Otis V. the his A. Thompkins spent holidays in Marysville with family. He is staying here’ for benefit of his health. Mrs. T. A. Lane returned to her home in Berkeley after a visit here of a foe devs “with her mother, Mrs. George Mainhart. Orrin ote sh sake age ofeofe este ieofe ies teate oleate stent fe he ae fe ate ofr ahs eaten hy GUARD AGA NST INFLUENZA— A good gargle and spray, together with a winter tonic will.do much to keep you in good trim and able to throw off these dreaded germs. We can give valuable adivec on this, which is y { A 35 tube of ACD. SM and a 35c Owens Tooth BOTH oS Rea Na Gee oh al I ies le SA Sl ai » 5 1 as, meeting . the JANUARY SPECIAL R. E. HARRIS Rexall Hamilton Eddy envived from San Francisco last week on his way to . Alleghany where he is employed in the mines. He spent his vacation with his family. ; Mrs. W. H. Moore returned to . her home in Pittsburgh, after visiting over the holidays here with her and Mrs. Phil G. Sead. parents, Mr. den. his vacation in Jobn Raymond Green enroute to Berkeley his studies at . After spending Alleghany, pessed thru where he resumed the University. *, , ro Pa Me seelere ereyeys sles Melolioiok Kehoe % ours for the asking. Ieiinieleininiieinleieiiicieleeiios , Sarno Heiehoik Le wee Ik of Magnesia Tooth Paste Brush— y iets Me oS a> Me ie s BOR. 336 fess Y he ate SAAS, meek Store of PeMemery eofeate Me ofeote sti oie ole rls oe oke ole ne slenle nie fe aie he ee eeyegeriey ete ate rte ngenle fers Serle lenfe tfeerterterts Ree DR. CALDWELL’S THREE RULES "O-S-0-GD 0-GEED0-020 2g ree Cal 1 watched the results of stipaticn for 47 years, and believed it no maiter how careful people are their health, diet and exercise, consition will oceur from time to time. cext importance, then, is how to treat vhen it comes, Dr. Caldwell always ii: favor of vetting as close to nature si!» hence his remedy for constiois a mild vegetable compound. It tol harm the must delicate system is rot habit forming. Doelor never did approve of drasiwsies and pu We di! nut believe wel an eines to put fee { Syrup Pepsin for ' ibers Of fli fan nily in Ws.ess. sour and cramipy j uad breath, no uppetite, heado breck up fevers and colds, i le body. at any Grugstore and erve these three rules af health: Keep ¢ lewd cool, the feet warra, the bowels n! For a free-trial bottle, just write mip Vepsin,”. Dept. BB, Monticello, ios. wrotecemiareesrma (a ut 3 Five ATLLION HOMES — JONIGHT There are times when all a mother’s love can’t soothe a fretful baby. No way af telling just what’s wrong, yet something must he done. Castoria time! A few drops, and Eaby has dropped off to steep. Yet this marvelous means of juieting a restless infant is utterly , varmless. There is not one ingredient ; out what all doetors know and approve, ind would let you give your baby: every jay in the week. In fact Castoria is a purely vegetable product. Gas pains, custipvtion, even diarrhea can be discHed in this same manner. Castoria s clder than, you are, but physicians till say = noshing better for babies.” old-fa shioned remedy if ts yours you count , wut pare nuts are old-fashioned to still raise babies without its aid! ind at leas! five million modern mothers ‘ep it handy day and night, for twentyve millicn bottles were bought last Pur vou m need if iChildren! i Cry for irs now; don’t wait until le SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY ST AG! Ly. Nevada City 7:40°-A, Mi. 11°30 Ac Me 3:15 P.M. *3:90 P: Ly. Grass Vally 7:55 A’ M. 11:45 A.-M. 3:30 P. M. *8:15 Ar. Sacramento 10:40. A. M: 2:30 Pe M. 6°15 P.M -1°: 6022. Ar, San Franeiseo 12:15 P. te 2:15 FP, M. 5:56 Po M. : Lv San Francisco.9:00 A. M. 11:20 A.-M: 1:20-P.M. : iv. Sacramento. 8:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M.<.3:00-P. M. -*7:45 Pp Ar. Grass Valley 10:45 A. M. 1v45.P.-M. 6945 P.M * 10-30 P. Ar. Nevada City 11:00 4. M. . 2:00 P.M. 6:00 P. M. *10:45 P(*) Sundays only. 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MONDAY, JANUARY. 7,19 1929 ee THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ——— HE NEVADA A CITY NUGGET Published weekly « on Mondays at Nevada City, California, and enteréd as mail matter of the second class in the postofaia at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES S Year, any address in California, in advance Outside California, ir, U.S. 2.c.ccecncoessseeeeeeeeeene eee CE ee rape ee Three Mcnths eo end sop 2, A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City. and Nevada County, as definded by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby E®ie P. Willoughby COZY CORNER CHAT 1.00 ceoate and Publisher Associate THE STARTING of a New Year ads a host of good resolutions made, many of which soon fall by the roadside but the idea of resolutions is a good one at that if it tends to sweep some of the cobwebs out of our systems and pick up some of the loose threads. The Nugget has been some resolutions also and you will notice some changes ir the makeup of the paper:this issue which are intended to enhance its looks somewhat. At the rate the advertising is coming in we hope to keep an eight page issue more regularly. This. will make it possible to augment our local news service a great deal in several departments. The high school section has been making a great “hit since its inauguratior last fall and it has been very popular with the student body The students under the careful tutelage of Miss Hoffmar have been producing a very creditable page. They prepare heir own copy, read the proof, write the heads and supervise the makeup, so that it has been an excellent training a no ex‘pense to the school either in money or in time lost from classes. ae making THE MINING NEWS which has been a leading feature of The Nugget since its very inception, has been bringing in guiries for sample copies from all over the United States and there is no doubt but that it has been focusing a great deal of attention on gold mining in Nevada and Sierra coun: fiés. It is noticeable that other papers about the state have been getting to publish more mining news which is a hope ful sign that plenty of publicity will be given the industry which made California possible as one of the great states of the Union. Gold mining looks to be coming back with vengeance and_ the coming year' will doubtless revival of interest in see a great this section of the state particularly where quartz mining first came into its own. The Mother Lode country is waking up once moxe into renewed activity particularly in Mariposa county which has been but a smal! producer for a number of years past. The splendid worh done by the mining department of the Sacramento Chambe of Commerce under the.direction of R. L. Kimmel in serid ing out copy to the press on mining developments over the stae is bearing abundant:-fruit. Items from The Nugget re _ printed in this bulletin are being widely copied. THE RATE AT WHICH the subscription renewals have been pouring in since notices were sent out the past mont} _ has been very encouraging to the publishers as it is the only “way they can judge as to whether their efforts are meeting with appoval: There have not been two dozen subscripticn: ordered stopped since the paper was started which is -cellent record for a new paper. The list is the time with no. solicitation being an ex climbing fast al’ done and we are on our way toward our second thousand. The advertising agencie’ ‘are waking to. he fact that there is a newspaper published at Nevaa City which covers a wide territory and is a good me dium to use: It is the hope of this paper that every busi ness man in Nevada City during the coming year will find it worth his while to be an advertiser in these columns if bu! for a small space to show a community interest in the home own paper. Our readers can help greatly in bringing thiabout by remarking to the business men that: are not repre sented in The Nugget that they ought to advertise in it The more advertisements, the larger the paper and the more news to read. It all goes hand in hand. _ THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE is going ahead nicely under the secretaryship of W. H. Griffith. He looks to be ~an excellent man on the job, well qualified for the work and furthermore he is a resident of the community. The “oater type of secretary in boost work is largely fading out of the picture for when his bag of tricks and publicity is exhausted he usually moves to a new community. Nevada county wants no more shoestring promoters of any kind within her borders. In the end they do more harm than good. Mr. Gvriffth has been carrying on a work with the Lake Vera project that will accomplish a great deal in a tangible way for Ne vada City in years to come. It was fortunate for the com muntiy that it was possible to enlist his services for our boost organization. The membership of the organization should be largely built up, its finances more in volume and its sphere of usefulness can thus be greatly widened. More sah : ae e ‘to COURT HOUSE RECORDS. “DEEDS Nevada A. Hartung to Emma Hartung--SE4% NE\%, NE% cree Sec. 8; SUNYNWH, SY%NW'Y, N Wwy4sw%, NE\SEY See. 9, T16 N, R7E. Empire Mines and Investment Co. The Empire Mines— Linden quartz lode mine, Cassidy Consolidated quartz lode, Linden North Extension quartz mining claim, Cassidy Consolidated North Extension quartz mining claim, Cassi@y Consolidated South Extension,” unidivided one half interest n Happy Jack or Keystone quartz mining claim, and Imperial Gem lode claim, all in Sec. 35, TIGN, R8E, WYOD No. 2 lode claim; Didema quartz lode. Mother ‘Neal placer location lode claims; lode claims in Town Talk Consolidated placer mine, Protection quartz claim ; Mackay Extension lode claim, Omaha quartz mine, Lone Jack quartz mine,, Homeward Bound quartz mine, Wisconsin quartz mine, illinois quartz mine, Hopkins quartz mine, Thonrpson and Berry quartz mine, New Location quartz mine, Home ticket quartz mine, Panama ‘ode, Tunnel Discovery, Empire quartz, Mackay —quartz, Nevada quartz, Margeuta quartz, Jefferson Consodilated quartz, und. one half interest in Comet quartz, La Fayatte, Tilden Cons., Chesapeake, Lots 10 and 11 SEY%SWY, . Sec. 35; Lots 12 and 13 W%SW4, Sec. 35; Osborn Hill. OK., Lot 12, NW%, E w%NWY, See. 36; Fiddeck Tract,, Pennsylvania, Parr, General Grant, Lot 12NE% Sec. 34; New York Hill Cons., Oregon, Jones Place on Orezon Placer’ mine, New Dorn Hill, Lot on Kate Hays Hill, Sims Cons., Liberty Hill and Noon Summer, Crown Point, Lot 10 Block 13 Hast Grass Valley, Badger Hill, % acre in SW4%4SW% See. 26, Lot 23 SW Y%SWY% Sec. 25, Frac. Lot NEY See. 27, Lot 2 Block ,14 East Grass Valley, Lot 7 Block 3 and Lot 3 Block 4 South East Grass Valley, Glofe quartz, Lot on Pike Flat, quartz claim on Hills -Flat desig, as Lots 142 and 143, Dewey Hobson Gem Placer, New Homeward Bound Central North Star, Wisconsin No. 2, pipe line and easements from N. I. D. reservoir in° Sec.:29, TI16N, R9BH, .Lot A East Grass Valley, Mamon Ranch in Sec. 26, T16N, R8E. R. H. Cleverdon to Harry .D. Ramsay—Eagle quartz claims, Nos. 1; 3, 4.56, 6. and <7 on -senthern lope Old Man Mountain in Sec. 4, TLIN, RISE, Eagle mining claim No. 1, River mill site, Eagle No. 6, all in Meadow Lake Mining District. George. C. Laden to Harry D. RNamsay—Grizzty “Nos. 1 and <2, Mree milling, Mother Lode and White Quartz claims on southern lope Old Han Mountain in Meadow ‘ake Mining District. Alpha © Hardware and Supply Jompany to Armory Hall <Associa‘ion, certain real property in the City of Nevada. George Falmbigl «to William R. Fhidotti et ux Lot 8. -Block . 19, City of Grass Valley. E. H. Armstrong, executor, et al to Fred Sweeney——-portion Lot.17, Block. 5, City of Grass Valley. G. J. Rector et alto John Tin oy et ux—reconveyance of deed of ‘rust. C. J. McGlashan et ux Pacific Power Company—-portions EY%NEY% and NEYSE' Sec. 9, T '7N, R16E. for right of way pur0ses. to Sierra Assignment of Contract M. E. Olsen:= et ux to Yakima “Mohawk Mining Company—contract vith W: S. Lotz and Katie’ Lotz. ' REGISTER OF ACTIONS 5706—Trouquita Lewis ward Lewis. James Snell, ‘or plaintiff. 5707—In the matter of the adontion of Donald Reder, a minor, Nilon & Nilon, attorneys for plaintiff. 5708—Martin Vanbere and T. P. Kaattorney vs. Flint vs. Nevada Irrigation District. Nilon & Nilon, attorneys for plaintiffs. 5709——Herman Oest _vs. Nevada Irrigation District, T. L. Chamberlain, for plaintiff. DECREES ‘In the matter of the Estate of Joseph M. Pianezzi, deceased—oredr setting apart recorded homestead selected from the community erty. Peo _ In 'the matter of the Estate of James Mirney Manning-——--order setting aside -homestead to the widow, Mary FE. Manning. In the matter of the FEastate of Patrick Lynch—amended decree of distribution. Proof of ts ae propJenny Lind by Clarence Grenfell. . Eagle No. 1 by Harry D. Ramsay. : Abstract Judgment . State Compensation Insurance Fund vs. George W, Jones et al. _Sreatly upon the hands you hold. So aR ee ee oe TWO NEW SUITS ARE STARTED AGAINST THE IRRIGATION DISTRICT Two more lawsuits against the Nevada Irrigation District were filed the past week to. add to the numerous other suits pending for various matters. The suits filed by Attorney. T.° L.. Chamberlain «of Auburn in behalf of a landowner of the irrigation district vitally aifects . the proposed new ond issue to clean up the debts incurred by the directors and the previous management amounting to some $600,009 and several hundred thousand more wanted to spend on the mountain works The irrigation district and the directors were named as defendants in the action whicia is intended to prevent the issuance of the new bonds through a restraining order. Herman Oest ‘appears as _— the plaintiff in the action and’ states that he is a taxpayer within the claimed boundaries of the irrigation district in Placer county and brings the action on his behalf as such land owner and taxpayer and also for all other landowners within the district. He alleges ‘that the bond mones were not expended as outlined in Reports 52, 56 and 77 issued by the engineer and that the present bond issue is to cover obligations incurred under previous contracts and to replace expenditures already made. He lists the Grass Valley office building as not being autorized in the bond expenditures. He states in his complaint that he asked to appear before the state bond certification conimission in regard to the issuance of the new bonds and that. the commission promised and agreed that no vonds would = be certified until he had been given an opportunity to be heard and that he understands that $500,000 have been certified in vio.

lation of such alleged promise. Martin Van Berg and fT. Be Flint have filed an action in Superior Court to quiet -title to 2000 inches of water in Canvon Creek used. to onerate the power plant at the Aret'e mine. The papers filed by F. T. Nilon as attorney aver that plaintiffs are the owners of such water right and have been’ in possession . of such for 18 years past. The irrigation district which is diverting the waters into Lake .Spaulding from Canyon Cheek\and the Yuba watrshed claims ah interest in the water adverse to the plaintiffs and the action is brought to quiet tite’ to the water in question. The Arctic mine has been closed down sinee the irrigation district cammenced operating the .Bowman Ham to lack of sufficient in Canyon Creek to operate the power plant and numerous par= owing water leys are said to have developed, ~othing of moment. Frank Dillon is visiting in Sacramento. Chief of Police H. D. Shearer is shout again after a severe sick spell. The race may not be o the swift but the slow don’t gain anything by playing tortoise ,either. We won’t believe talking moive has fected until we sound picture eating soup. that the new get to of a fat hear a comedian Mvery bachelor knows wife should be managed. how a ‘The secret of success is largely ‘. daughter, Eleanor, really been per. in the ability to see the approaching thing first. Man’s ‘inhumanity to man gives lawyers a chance to make a living. A Dad is a man who thinks it is wrong for a boy to do what he did when he was a boy. So ‘lone as it takes less courage to fight than it does to stop fighting, there will be war. : Any man can feel. superior by comparing himself with his wife's . relatives. . Amateur musicians serve a useful purpose; they shorten the life -of popular music. One thing the suburbanite wonders is why his neighbor’s chickens donot get the backache when they seratch in his garden. What’s the use? A mother spanks }¥ou,. works you.—Exchange. In S6me eases the life of-a very . Sick _ patient might be saved by ;showing him the biography that the minister expetts to read at the funeral, ; . Even the loudest horn won’t run the car. A man’s importance in the world a_wife bosses you, 9 daughter . is more or less. determined by the: way he, feels about it. . Love and poker are considerably . alike. The pleasure you get depends { a W. B. Magonigal has Sweetland and , of Marysville, ' and Mrs. D. Magonigal of Smartsville. Mrs. Sweetland is a. former resident and is enjoying with many: friends. Mrs. visitors, Mrs. Otis V. the his A. Thompkins spent holidays in Marysville with family. He is staying here’ for benefit of his health. Mrs. T. A. Lane returned to her home in Berkeley after a visit here of a foe devs “with her mother, Mrs. George Mainhart. Orrin ote sh sake age ofeofe este ieofe ies teate oleate stent fe he ae fe ate ofr ahs eaten hy GUARD AGA NST INFLUENZA— A good gargle and spray, together with a winter tonic will.do much to keep you in good trim and able to throw off these dreaded germs. We can give valuable adivec on this, which is y { A 35 tube of ACD. SM and a 35c Owens Tooth BOTH oS Rea Na Gee oh al I ies le SA Sl ai » 5 1 as, meeting . the JANUARY SPECIAL R. E. HARRIS Rexall Hamilton Eddy envived from San Francisco last week on his way to . Alleghany where he is employed in the mines. He spent his vacation with his family. ; Mrs. W. H. Moore returned to . her home in Pittsburgh, after visiting over the holidays here with her and Mrs. Phil G. Sead. parents, Mr. den. his vacation in Jobn Raymond Green enroute to Berkeley his studies at . After spending Alleghany, pessed thru where he resumed the University. *, , ro Pa Me seelere ereyeys sles Melolioiok Kehoe % ours for the asking. Ieiinieleininiieinleieiiicieleeiios , Sarno Heiehoik Le wee Ik of Magnesia Tooth Paste Brush— y iets Me oS a> Me ie s BOR. 336 fess Y he ate SAAS, meek Store of PeMemery eofeate Me ofeote sti oie ole rls oe oke ole ne slenle nie fe aie he ee eeyegeriey ete ate rte ngenle fers Serle lenfe tfeerterterts Ree DR. CALDWELL’S THREE RULES "O-S-0-GD 0-GEED0-020 2g ree Cal 1 watched the results of stipaticn for 47 years, and believed it no maiter how careful people are their health, diet and exercise, consition will oceur from time to time. cext importance, then, is how to treat vhen it comes, Dr. Caldwell always ii: favor of vetting as close to nature si!» hence his remedy for constiois a mild vegetable compound. It tol harm the must delicate system is rot habit forming. Doelor never did approve of drasiwsies and pu We di! nut believe wel an eines to put fee { Syrup Pepsin for ' ibers Of fli fan nily in Ws.ess. sour and cramipy j uad breath, no uppetite, heado breck up fevers and colds, i le body. at any Grugstore and erve these three rules af health: Keep ¢ lewd cool, the feet warra, the bowels n! For a free-trial bottle, just write mip Vepsin,”. Dept. BB, Monticello, ios. wrotecemiareesrma (a ut 3 Five ATLLION HOMES — JONIGHT There are times when all a mother’s love can’t soothe a fretful baby. No way af telling just what’s wrong, yet something must he done. Castoria time! A few drops, and Eaby has dropped off to steep. Yet this marvelous means of juieting a restless infant is utterly , varmless. There is not one ingredient ; out what all doetors know and approve, ind would let you give your baby: every jay in the week. In fact Castoria is a purely vegetable product. Gas pains, custipvtion, even diarrhea can be discHed in this same manner. 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