July 17, 1941 (6 pages)

Oe _-THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941. CAMPTONVILLE, July 17.—Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Rumbaugh of Oakland, former residents were: in town a few days ago on a brief visit, Calvin McCain of Oakland was: im town a few days ago on a short business visit. Kenneth L. Schur, Ben Shaw and NEVADA CITY A CITY NUGGET ~. NEWREGISTRANTS. DEUTSCH WRITES AN RELIGIOUS FREEDOM LEGACY BERKELEY, July 17.—Our Legsaieneian PAGE FOUR fe Bridal Couple Visit Grandparents CAMPTONVILLE, July 17.—Rudolph A. Beaver and Miss Wilma Wyrich were married jSaturday evening at the home of: dhe: brides parents at Albany. and following the ceremony the young couple motored here to spend a brief honeymoon at In Cathiptonville LEGAL NOTICES CAMPTONVILLE, July 17.— The No, 7977,. SUMMONS IN PARTITION annual forest service party sponsor-. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ed by Ranger and Mrs. Frank Meg‘STATE. OF) CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. IN INOLD GR Action brought in the Superior OUP Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the County gers was held last Saturday afternoon at their home at the forest ervice headquarters and 41 guests were present. Three sets of croquet " SACRAMENTO, July 17.—(UP)— the home of the brides’ grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Rogers on Oregon Creek. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wyrich of Albany, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers of this place. She has were going after which.a delightful dinner was served on long tables on the lawn amid a colorful setting of flowers which are prevalent at the headquarters. Following the dinner cards were enjoyed at the Camptonville Women’s Club rooms, with the Clerk of said County. DERRAH B. VAN DYKE, LYNNE. KELLY, Attorneys for Plaintiff. JUPITER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, a corporation, Plaintiff. Some 41,000 young Californians who acy of Religious Freedom, is the title registered July 1 for selective service were notified today of the tentative date of Thursday, July 17, for of a new book by Dr. M. E. Deutsch, vice president of the University of Phillip Shaw who spent a. few days visiting their old home here left a second national lottery which will precedence for a year’s Caifornia. The. book was published by The National Conference of Christians and Jews, New York City. The Tuesday for Santa Monica. f A. M. Holmes of the .Holmes Funeral Home of Nevada City was military training. foreword is by (President George N. in town, Tuesday conducting the After their lottery numbers are determined, the second: group of registrants will be integrated for induction among previous registrants with order numbers larger than the last inductee of their local board. As an example, Brig. Gen. Joseph O. Donovan, state selective service director, explained, in an area with 100 old registrants and‘ten new registrants, one new registrant would be placed after each group of-ten old registrants. Donovan. said a set of.serial numbers, prefixed: by the letter *‘S” and including the largest number used by any local draft board in‘assigning numbers. to July 1° registrants would be ‘placed in the lottery . : fish-bowl. The order tn which serial ‘numbers are. sdrawn. will provide a Shuster of Hunter College. In this book, Dr. Deutsch shows first, of all, what it means to lose liberty; pointing out that in Europe the greatest agony came not through the loss of fortunes or throgh torture, but in the realization of people that they were condemned without hope to be the servants of a state for which persecution is the highest law. Dr. Deutsch has taken from the writings of early Americans, Roger Williams, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and others, their views on personal liberty, showing they knew well what they ‘were about when they wrote the . : first amendment to the” ‘Déctaration Pris es oneal of Sat re of Independence. ‘He -has followed:. 4 pel of. ‘Mountaly “Wiewsand’ Mrs. C. the thought, ugh the history of}: WS: 1 ‘left Sunda the: nation “an t from . ten prominent} us ae a th etn ae W. , atte. 1 sia © ‘Sacepa awa to pe used by” local draft Americans of today. he obtained their Namie hale ; nto, ‘M: d° Mrs.’ Leo Chat. " < Western fanceompal pards in assign ng “sequence. numqed Oe aaa sot Sacramento, Mr. an flews on the: sudject, "mil: Ya retarted ‘herg, toa) ; a‘ corporation; John Rosenfeld s be ” + ‘their econd “R-da * reg-{ i ; ee Sons, a. corporation; F. D.Shuck; ae sete Das ll babes # “There, are many: biomingh for: y alter a. short vis sit, tae his, mining (Mrs; ‘Iva *Mae Clark: ‘IMirs.« “Richard. yang. Dos: Shuck: “whose : other canay . which we as. imiilviguals ani falna day agar’ “. dialing’ “in Anébiiany."* pe Pitter, John D. Hott, ‘James P.}:true name is unknown, wife of. F:-D. The registrant in ‘each local. board tion might give thanks,”, pike ‘ Mir, and Mra! dhon doe Smith, Mr. and Mts. F. Mesgéré ‘ot Shuck;. Herman: Dillman, Jane Doe area’ whose serial nuinber appears at. tsch. “I ; “nomen Goes ‘. Dollman, whose other and true namé/ the top‘or ndaract the top of* this Deu sc have preferrelf” cit ‘Mibasiy ae val ‘ air day to spend; fall cox ewaeation heres 2. i «i is unknown, wife of Herman Doll2 a es second master. list “ Mrs. Meggers, was assisted in en i Fe xery. and-party: of Sac E will -b iv: man; Leroy Foss; Jane Doe Foss,. ,, nae 1” in h ee se on tertaining her guests by Misses Cyn-. whose other and true name is wn-. Seauencenumber. a ist ares an Tecan sea vet” Suntay 08 “aware thia and Virginia. Church and Miss. known, wife of Lerdy Foss; Cc. A. so on until each new registrant has. . Etta Mae ‘Zorn, and Messrs Dover Heath as Administrator of the Estate. a number. the -hainman ispirit;«a freedom alike Clauson, Hudie’ Sheppard, ®dward a ate pte int 0d. Cet: When “sequence siuthbers” “have from force.and -compulsion,. from . i . Grinstaff, Earl Hughes and Mitchell, ig y ppe 8 W1®;,. .been assigned to all new: registrants, . d Heatherly. following as prize winnes: Contract bridge, Mrs. W. C. Williams, and Mrs. G. E, Mitchell; whist, Mrs. W. Nichols, and Mrs. Elton Carvin, cribbage, Mrs. Blanche Edgar. This is the third annual forest service party attended by the foilowing of the Tahoe national forest staff: Mr. and Mrs. Guerdon Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. G. E, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everhart, Mr. and. Mrs. H. P. Birkinbine, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nichols, Mrs. Elwood Stone, J. D. Raff-. erty all of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smjth of Placerville. Mr. Smith is the supervisor ot the. Eldorado forest. Mr. and Mis. Elton O. Carvin; 6f ‘Forest, Everett Thonas and soldier brother MHerbert THE : PEOPLE OF THE STATE Thomas of Glendale ‘and Riverside, or. CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING . . resectively, Mrs. Blanche Edgar of . TO ' vs. WHSTERN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation; JOHN ROSENFELD’S SONS, a corporation; F. D. SHUCK; JANE DOE SHUCK, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of F. D. Shuck; HERMAN DOLLMAN; JANE DOE DOLLMAN, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Herman Dollman; LEROY FOSS; JANE DOE FOSS, whose other and true namé is unknown, wife of Leroy. Foss; C. A. HEATH as Administrator of the Es. }tate of Mary Mulroy, Deceased; ‘FRED G. TIPPETT and MAY TIPPETT, his wife; AND ALSO ALL PERSONS UNKNOWN WHO HAVE OR CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN OR LIEN UPON THE REAL PROPERTY HEREIN ‘DESCRIBED, Defendants. funeral of the late Jacob Deal. ; Mr. and, Mrs. Jack O, Montgomer¥ daughter, Jackquelena, and son, Heward, left Tuesday for Plumas Coun; ty where they expect to spend the summer months. ‘Leland Pauly, his erunamotie, Mrs. Lauise Knicktam. and Miss Maxine Montgomery motored to Mehawk, Wednesday where ‘the fatter two will remain for the summer.: Mrs, Grace Pauly and sister, Mre. ‘Hazel ‘Fernandez motored to Wood‘amd: to visit her son Erte ake who underwent an operation ‘the Woodland Clinic. spent several weeks visiting here each summer. The groom is a recent arrival from Minnesita and holds a_ responsible position with the Servants Appliance Company at Oakland. Tuberculosis among chilren and adolescents has become a problem inChile. Bedding Plants ‘SUMMONS IN ‘PARTITION to Belt ae that blessing whi¢h. ds greater than business profit, greater *than’ abund-j, ance of harvest, greater; than health, greater than life itelf—fréedom for an BE. > dee ° WITH OUR on Oregon, Creek, . . eat! abe ‘and also all persons unknown who presecution ans bloodshed.” have or claim any interest in or’ lien '0c@bsboards will assign each of them . . zi devericaseegine I Soran: Leet : COFFEE SHOP NATIONAL HOTEL AND "COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA ‘Sunday. New Deal 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley. BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please: Every Taste Before the Next Time Ill a 4 Tires From The O. K. O. K. TIRE G. R. (RED) JARRARD Hills Flat 3 Years in Business at Hills Flat Recaps now $4.25 TAX WELD CO. Grass Valley, California. NEVADA CITY ASSAY Practical mining tests from 75 to Assays made for gold, E.J.N.OTT -percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies. Automobile Insurance AND REFINING OFFICE 1000 pounds, giving the free gold silver, lead and copper. Proprietor YOU NEED NEW STATIONERY COMPLETE SERVICE FOR PRINTING . MINING FORMS FOLDERS CATALOGS STATEMENTS HANDBILLS ANNOUNCEMENTS BLOTTERS ENVELOPES INVOICES In Fact — We Can Supply You With Anything That Is Printed NEVADA CHy NUGGET 305 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY TELEBHONE sienna Bcaeaasesomeiee cal $$$ we A PROGRAMS Bert Foreman was on the sick list . scribed, Defendants. . the County of Nevada, State of Cal. ng and being in, on or under the fol. upon :the" real “property herein ‘dethe above entitled . Court by the above named. paintiff for the purifornia, particularly described as fol-. lows: PARCEL 1. All of.the mineral deposits of every kind and description § situate, ly-. ’ lowing described froperty: West half of Lot 8 of Northwest Quarter, West half of Lot 9 of Northeast Quarter, East half of Lot 10 of 12 of Northwest Quarter of Section 3, and East half of Lot 7 of Northwest Quarter, East half of Lot 10 of Northeast Quarter and East half of Lot 11 of Northeast Quarter of Section 4, all in Township 15 North, Range 8 East, M.D. M., excepting from the West half of said Lot §&8, showever, any portion thereof lying within the boundaries of Mineral Lot 48. Excepting therefrom the outstanding interest of Title Insurance and Guaranty Company, a corporation, and excepting therefrom existing easements. PARCEL 2. FIRST: E% of SW*% of SW% on SE% of SW% of Sec. 33, T. 16 N R. 8 E. M. D. M. Excepting . therefrom easements. SECOND: Lots numbered 1, 2 and 6 of NE% of Section 4 in T. 15 N. R. 8 E. M. D. M. Excepting therefrom existing easements. THIRD: All that portion of Lot 5 of the NW% of Section 3 in T. 15 N.-R.8 E. M. D. M., described as follows: Magnetic variation 19 degrees east, viz., @ommenging at; the: “NW: egrner « of aeid Lot:5, from -which* the’ ‘NW ‘corner of: said "Section 3° hearg None degres 34 minutes B. at the distance of 649.05 feet; thence S 87 degrees 40 minutes E. 712.28 feet along North line. of Lot 5, to the intersection with the fence between property of P. F. Smith and North Star Mines Company; thence South 4 degrees 42 minutes East 54.62 feet along said fence to fence angle at a thirty inch pine tree; thence South 40 degrees and 3 minutes West 257.07 feet along fence line; thence South 41 degrees 55 minutes West 172.77 feet to fence corner at junction of fence lines between property of P. F. Smith, North Star Mines Co, and James McDonald; thence South 70 degrees and 34 minutes West 155.46 feet along fence line between property of P. F. Smith and James McDonald; thence South 68 degrees and 00 minutes West 77.06 feet along fence line; thence South 68 degrees 23 minutes West 118.86 feet along fence lines; thence South 64 degrees 34 minutes West 132.17 feet to a point on the Sectign line between Sections 3 and 4; ‘thence North 1 degree 34 minutes Bast 584.09 feet along said Section line to the place of beginning, and containing 6.36 acres. Reserving, however, unto Ellen J Smith, a widow, of the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, her heirs and assigns, the surface of said property to a depth of 100 feet, it being the intention that a conveyance cover only the mineral, ore and.metalunder said existing same therefrom to any depth up to 100 feet of the surface thereof. ments. by integrating ‘them among AND EACH OF You, ARE. who registered at the first “R-day. a zsh HEREBY NOTIFTED that an action. s ‘has been tommencedagainst you: in’ October 16, 1940. Dose of partitioning that certain real nuniber. 1”. in his local board area property situate, lying and being in will receive the lowest order number assigned: to his grou. The registrant with. the tighest sequence number”’ CULTURE TOPIC OF NEW BOOK on Ceremonial Costumes of the Pue‘blo tribes still live. property, with the right to extract the Excepting therefrom existing easeorder number to be. determined those “ Tourists’ Silane in Havana; Cuba, . , between: January’ ¥,.and March 31, . i totaled : (5Q,013., teats cee ; weekend visit to his mining a . { ; { b Keys M Made While You Wait Bi¢yclee,” Steel Tapes, Vacuum, ‘Cleaners, Washing: Machines,’ Blép_This means, Donovan explained, the new: registrant with “sequence . Guarts and Placer Location Notices On Sale At The Nugget IER. trie ‘Irons, Stoves, Etc. a SAWS, : AXES, KNIVES, will receive the largest order number for. the ‘same ety. PUEBLO INDIANS Phone 577 st ‘IS8ORS, ETC, SHARPENED ! Gunsmith, Light Welding: . x ‘Nevada City -“RAY'S ‘ FIXITSHOP’ 109 West. Main St., : Phone oda Laundry GRASS VALLEY 0 WUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY : : DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All-our work is priced right. 241 Commercial “. Nevada City NEVADA cry BERKELEY, July 17 — A book blo Indians illustrated with 40 elaborate color prints, published by the University of California Press. The book, said to be one of the most complete records of Pueblo Inhas just been . FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing . . . ! Work Called for and Delivered . Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 153 FOREST MAPS AVAILABLE NEVADA CITY Chamber of Commerce dian costumes and their use in ceremonials, is authored by Dr. Virginia More Roediger, graduate of Yale ". Girarstie and a native of that part of Colorado where some of the PueDr. Roediger, who has studied the Indians, their costumes and their customs for years, made the original water color drawings from which the color plates in the book are printed, The difficult and elaborate pe ing; dod: “Was ‘done under the direc‘tion of Samuel T. Farquar, Univerwere run’ ‘thrown: he press 12 times, and nearly all were run through at least 10 times. Dr. Roediger interprets in detail the meaning of different parts of costumes and masks in the dramatic religious rites of the Pueblo Indians. In addition there is a summary of the history and culture of the tribes. The book is a detailed record of the civilization of a dying race. Dr. Roediger points out that the Pueblo Indians have clung to the customes of the period before the coming of the white man, but that the culture is now in a state of decay and may even disappear in the near future. Need Printing Done—We can do it. against you in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, wtihin THN days after the service on you of this summons, if served within said Nevada County, or within THIRTY days if served elsewhere, And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the Complaint. GIVEN under my hand and the seal of said Superior Court at the County of Nevada, State of Califor nia, this 6th day of June, 1941. (Seal). R. N. MeCORMACK, Clerk. And you are hereby directed to 36 appear and answer the complaint in} an action entitled as above, brought By R. E. DEEBLE, Deputy Clerk. . July 10, 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, Sept. 4. Reward your family with « vacation at the HOTEL MANX — Sam Francisco's finest located hotel. Powell at Union Square. in the very heart of the theatrical, HOTEL MANX SAN FRANCISCO BOW’S END Feather River, gold and help pay for HOTEL SAN CARLOS isvites @ Mex oo « Californie’s easat . eo piatackiig Feds Oud, on On ; Raes frow $2.50 HOTEL CLUNIE with its famous “Ultra-Moders Coffee Shop,” at Sacramento, Capitol City of California. . Rates from $1.50 TME HARVEY mM. TOY NOTELS CALIFORNIA HOTEL CLUNIE IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP “’ AND COCKTAIL BAR HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Rates from $1.50 a . Excellent Service-= Best Food sf AND K STREWT, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA rFOY A ND JACOLS : 0. 4. JACOBS, Manager INSTITUTION SERVING YOU

Oe _-THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941. CAMPTONVILLE, July 17.—Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Rumbaugh of Oakland, former residents were: in town a few days ago on a brief visit, Calvin McCain of Oakland was: im town a few days ago on a short business visit. Kenneth L. Schur, Ben Shaw and NEVADA CITY A CITY NUGGET ~. NEWREGISTRANTS. DEUTSCH WRITES AN RELIGIOUS FREEDOM LEGACY BERKELEY, July 17.—Our Legsaieneian PAGE FOUR fe Bridal Couple Visit Grandparents CAMPTONVILLE, July 17.—Rudolph A. Beaver and Miss Wilma Wyrich were married jSaturday evening at the home of: dhe: brides parents at Albany. and following the ceremony the young couple motored here to spend a brief honeymoon at In Cathiptonville LEGAL NOTICES CAMPTONVILLE, July 17.— The No, 7977,. SUMMONS IN PARTITION annual forest service party sponsor-. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ed by Ranger and Mrs. Frank Meg‘STATE. OF) CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. IN INOLD GR Action brought in the Superior OUP Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the County gers was held last Saturday afternoon at their home at the forest ervice headquarters and 41 guests were present. Three sets of croquet " SACRAMENTO, July 17.—(UP)— the home of the brides’ grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Rogers on Oregon Creek. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wyrich of Albany, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers of this place. She has were going after which.a delightful dinner was served on long tables on the lawn amid a colorful setting of flowers which are prevalent at the headquarters. Following the dinner cards were enjoyed at the Camptonville Women’s Club rooms, with the Clerk of said County. DERRAH B. VAN DYKE, LYNNE. KELLY, Attorneys for Plaintiff. JUPITER CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, a corporation, Plaintiff. Some 41,000 young Californians who acy of Religious Freedom, is the title registered July 1 for selective service were notified today of the tentative date of Thursday, July 17, for of a new book by Dr. M. E. Deutsch, vice president of the University of Phillip Shaw who spent a. few days visiting their old home here left a second national lottery which will precedence for a year’s Caifornia. The. book was published by The National Conference of Christians and Jews, New York City. The Tuesday for Santa Monica. f A. M. Holmes of the .Holmes Funeral Home of Nevada City was military training. foreword is by (President George N. in town, Tuesday conducting the After their lottery numbers are determined, the second: group of registrants will be integrated for induction among previous registrants with order numbers larger than the last inductee of their local board. As an example, Brig. Gen. Joseph O. Donovan, state selective service director, explained, in an area with 100 old registrants and‘ten new registrants, one new registrant would be placed after each group of-ten old registrants. Donovan. said a set of.serial numbers, prefixed: by the letter *‘S” and including the largest number used by any local draft board in‘assigning numbers. to July 1° registrants would be ‘placed in the lottery . : fish-bowl. The order tn which serial ‘numbers are. sdrawn. will provide a Shuster of Hunter College. In this book, Dr. Deutsch shows first, of all, what it means to lose liberty; pointing out that in Europe the greatest agony came not through the loss of fortunes or throgh torture, but in the realization of people that they were condemned without hope to be the servants of a state for which persecution is the highest law. Dr. Deutsch has taken from the writings of early Americans, Roger Williams, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and others, their views on personal liberty, showing they knew well what they ‘were about when they wrote the . : first amendment to the” ‘Déctaration Pris es oneal of Sat re of Independence. ‘He -has followed:. 4 pel of. ‘Mountaly “Wiewsand’ Mrs. C. the thought, ugh the history of}: WS: 1 ‘left Sunda the: nation “an t from . ten prominent} us ae a th etn ae W. , atte. 1 sia © ‘Sacepa awa to pe used by” local draft Americans of today. he obtained their Namie hale ; nto, ‘M: d° Mrs.’ Leo Chat. " < Western fanceompal pards in assign ng “sequence. numqed Oe aaa sot Sacramento, Mr. an flews on the: sudject, "mil: Ya retarted ‘herg, toa) ; a‘ corporation; John Rosenfeld s be ” + ‘their econd “R-da * reg-{ i ; ee Sons, a. corporation; F. D.Shuck; ae sete Das ll babes # “There, are many: biomingh for: y alter a. short vis sit, tae his, mining (Mrs; ‘Iva *Mae Clark: ‘IMirs.« “Richard. yang. Dos: Shuck: “whose : other canay . which we as. imiilviguals ani falna day agar’ “. dialing’ “in Anébiiany."* pe Pitter, John D. Hott, ‘James P.}:true name is unknown, wife of. F:-D. The registrant in ‘each local. board tion might give thanks,”, pike ‘ Mir, and Mra! dhon doe Smith, Mr. and Mts. F. Mesgéré ‘ot Shuck;. Herman: Dillman, Jane Doe area’ whose serial nuinber appears at. tsch. “I ; “nomen Goes ‘. Dollman, whose other and true namé/ the top‘or ndaract the top of* this Deu sc have preferrelf” cit ‘Mibasiy ae val ‘ air day to spend; fall cox ewaeation heres 2. i «i is unknown, wife of Herman Doll2 a es second master. list “ Mrs. Meggers, was assisted in en i Fe xery. and-party: of Sac E will -b iv: man; Leroy Foss; Jane Doe Foss,. ,, nae 1” in h ee se on tertaining her guests by Misses Cyn-. whose other and true name is wn-. Seauencenumber. a ist ares an Tecan sea vet” Suntay 08 “aware thia and Virginia. Church and Miss. known, wife of Lerdy Foss; Cc. A. so on until each new registrant has. . Etta Mae ‘Zorn, and Messrs Dover Heath as Administrator of the Estate. a number. the -hainman ispirit;«a freedom alike Clauson, Hudie’ Sheppard, ®dward a ate pte int 0d. Cet: When “sequence siuthbers” “have from force.and -compulsion,. from . i . Grinstaff, Earl Hughes and Mitchell, ig y ppe 8 W1®;,. .been assigned to all new: registrants, . d Heatherly. following as prize winnes: Contract bridge, Mrs. W. C. Williams, and Mrs. G. E, Mitchell; whist, Mrs. W. Nichols, and Mrs. Elton Carvin, cribbage, Mrs. Blanche Edgar. This is the third annual forest service party attended by the foilowing of the Tahoe national forest staff: Mr. and Mrs. Guerdon Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. G. E, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everhart, Mr. and. Mrs. H. P. Birkinbine, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nichols, Mrs. Elwood Stone, J. D. Raff-. erty all of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smjth of Placerville. Mr. Smith is the supervisor ot the. Eldorado forest. Mr. and Mis. Elton O. Carvin; 6f ‘Forest, Everett Thonas and soldier brother MHerbert THE : PEOPLE OF THE STATE Thomas of Glendale ‘and Riverside, or. CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING . . resectively, Mrs. Blanche Edgar of . TO ' vs. WHSTERN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation; JOHN ROSENFELD’S SONS, a corporation; F. D. SHUCK; JANE DOE SHUCK, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of F. D. Shuck; HERMAN DOLLMAN; JANE DOE DOLLMAN, whose other and true name is unknown, wife of Herman Dollman; LEROY FOSS; JANE DOE FOSS, whose other and true namé is unknown, wife of Leroy. Foss; C. A. HEATH as Administrator of the Es. }tate of Mary Mulroy, Deceased; ‘FRED G. TIPPETT and MAY TIPPETT, his wife; AND ALSO ALL PERSONS UNKNOWN WHO HAVE OR CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN OR LIEN UPON THE REAL PROPERTY HEREIN ‘DESCRIBED, Defendants. funeral of the late Jacob Deal. ; Mr. and, Mrs. Jack O, Montgomer¥ daughter, Jackquelena, and son, Heward, left Tuesday for Plumas Coun; ty where they expect to spend the summer months. ‘Leland Pauly, his erunamotie, Mrs. Lauise Knicktam. and Miss Maxine Montgomery motored to Mehawk, Wednesday where ‘the fatter two will remain for the summer.: Mrs, Grace Pauly and sister, Mre. ‘Hazel ‘Fernandez motored to Wood‘amd: to visit her son Erte ake who underwent an operation ‘the Woodland Clinic. spent several weeks visiting here each summer. The groom is a recent arrival from Minnesita and holds a_ responsible position with the Servants Appliance Company at Oakland. Tuberculosis among chilren and adolescents has become a problem inChile. Bedding Plants ‘SUMMONS IN ‘PARTITION to Belt ae that blessing whi¢h. ds greater than business profit, greater *than’ abund-j, ance of harvest, greater; than health, greater than life itelf—fréedom for an BE. > dee ° WITH OUR on Oregon, Creek, . . eat! abe ‘and also all persons unknown who presecution ans bloodshed.” have or claim any interest in or’ lien '0c@bsboards will assign each of them . . zi devericaseegine I Soran: Leet : COFFEE SHOP NATIONAL HOTEL AND "COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA ‘Sunday. New Deal 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley. BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please: Every Taste Before the Next Time Ill a 4 Tires From The O. K. O. K. TIRE G. R. (RED) JARRARD Hills Flat 3 Years in Business at Hills Flat Recaps now $4.25 TAX WELD CO. Grass Valley, California. NEVADA CITY ASSAY Practical mining tests from 75 to Assays made for gold, E.J.N.OTT -percentages of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies. Automobile Insurance AND REFINING OFFICE 1000 pounds, giving the free gold silver, lead and copper. Proprietor YOU NEED NEW STATIONERY COMPLETE SERVICE FOR PRINTING . MINING FORMS FOLDERS CATALOGS STATEMENTS HANDBILLS

ANNOUNCEMENTS BLOTTERS ENVELOPES INVOICES In Fact — We Can Supply You With Anything That Is Printed NEVADA CHy NUGGET 305 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY TELEBHONE sienna Bcaeaasesomeiee cal $$$ we A PROGRAMS Bert Foreman was on the sick list . scribed, Defendants. . the County of Nevada, State of Cal. ng and being in, on or under the fol. upon :the" real “property herein ‘dethe above entitled . Court by the above named. paintiff for the purifornia, particularly described as fol-. lows: PARCEL 1. All of.the mineral deposits of every kind and description § situate, ly-. ’ lowing described froperty: West half of Lot 8 of Northwest Quarter, West half of Lot 9 of Northeast Quarter, East half of Lot 10 of 12 of Northwest Quarter of Section 3, and East half of Lot 7 of Northwest Quarter, East half of Lot 10 of Northeast Quarter and East half of Lot 11 of Northeast Quarter of Section 4, all in Township 15 North, Range 8 East, M.D. M., excepting from the West half of said Lot §&8, showever, any portion thereof lying within the boundaries of Mineral Lot 48. Excepting therefrom the outstanding interest of Title Insurance and Guaranty Company, a corporation, and excepting therefrom existing easements. PARCEL 2. FIRST: E% of SW*% of SW% on SE% of SW% of Sec. 33, T. 16 N R. 8 E. M. D. M. Excepting . therefrom easements. SECOND: Lots numbered 1, 2 and 6 of NE% of Section 4 in T. 15 N. R. 8 E. M. D. M. Excepting therefrom existing easements. THIRD: All that portion of Lot 5 of the NW% of Section 3 in T. 15 N.-R.8 E. M. D. M., described as follows: Magnetic variation 19 degrees east, viz., @ommenging at; the: “NW: egrner « of aeid Lot:5, from -which* the’ ‘NW ‘corner of: said "Section 3° hearg None degres 34 minutes B. at the distance of 649.05 feet; thence S 87 degrees 40 minutes E. 712.28 feet along North line. of Lot 5, to the intersection with the fence between property of P. F. Smith and North Star Mines Company; thence South 4 degrees 42 minutes East 54.62 feet along said fence to fence angle at a thirty inch pine tree; thence South 40 degrees and 3 minutes West 257.07 feet along fence line; thence South 41 degrees 55 minutes West 172.77 feet to fence corner at junction of fence lines between property of P. F. Smith, North Star Mines Co, and James McDonald; thence South 70 degrees and 34 minutes West 155.46 feet along fence line between property of P. F. Smith and James McDonald; thence South 68 degrees and 00 minutes West 77.06 feet along fence line; thence South 68 degrees 23 minutes West 118.86 feet along fence lines; thence South 64 degrees 34 minutes West 132.17 feet to a point on the Sectign line between Sections 3 and 4; ‘thence North 1 degree 34 minutes Bast 584.09 feet along said Section line to the place of beginning, and containing 6.36 acres. Reserving, however, unto Ellen J Smith, a widow, of the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, her heirs and assigns, the surface of said property to a depth of 100 feet, it being the intention that a conveyance cover only the mineral, ore and.metalunder said existing same therefrom to any depth up to 100 feet of the surface thereof. ments. by integrating ‘them among AND EACH OF You, ARE. who registered at the first “R-day. a zsh HEREBY NOTIFTED that an action. s ‘has been tommencedagainst you: in’ October 16, 1940. Dose of partitioning that certain real nuniber. 1”. in his local board area property situate, lying and being in will receive the lowest order number assigned: to his grou. The registrant with. the tighest sequence number”’ CULTURE TOPIC OF NEW BOOK on Ceremonial Costumes of the Pue‘blo tribes still live. property, with the right to extract the Excepting therefrom existing easeorder number to be. determined those “ Tourists’ Silane in Havana; Cuba, . , between: January’ ¥,.and March 31, . i totaled : (5Q,013., teats cee ; weekend visit to his mining a . { ; { b Keys M Made While You Wait Bi¢yclee,” Steel Tapes, Vacuum, ‘Cleaners, Washing: Machines,’ Blép_This means, Donovan explained, the new: registrant with “sequence . Guarts and Placer Location Notices On Sale At The Nugget IER. trie ‘Irons, Stoves, Etc. a SAWS, : AXES, KNIVES, will receive the largest order number for. the ‘same ety. PUEBLO INDIANS Phone 577 st ‘IS8ORS, ETC, SHARPENED ! Gunsmith, Light Welding: . x ‘Nevada City -“RAY'S ‘ FIXITSHOP’ 109 West. Main St., : Phone oda Laundry GRASS VALLEY 0 WUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY : : DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All-our work is priced right. 241 Commercial “. Nevada City NEVADA cry BERKELEY, July 17 — A book blo Indians illustrated with 40 elaborate color prints, published by the University of California Press. The book, said to be one of the most complete records of Pueblo Inhas just been . FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairing . . . ! Work Called for and Delivered . Clarence R. Gray 520 Coyote Street Phone 153 FOREST MAPS AVAILABLE NEVADA CITY Chamber of Commerce dian costumes and their use in ceremonials, is authored by Dr. Virginia More Roediger, graduate of Yale ". Girarstie and a native of that part of Colorado where some of the PueDr. Roediger, who has studied the Indians, their costumes and their customs for years, made the original water color drawings from which the color plates in the book are printed, The difficult and elaborate pe ing; dod: “Was ‘done under the direc‘tion of Samuel T. Farquar, Univerwere run’ ‘thrown: he press 12 times, and nearly all were run through at least 10 times. Dr. Roediger interprets in detail the meaning of different parts of costumes and masks in the dramatic religious rites of the Pueblo Indians. In addition there is a summary of the history and culture of the tribes. The book is a detailed record of the civilization of a dying race. Dr. Roediger points out that the Pueblo Indians have clung to the customes of the period before the coming of the white man, but that the culture is now in a state of decay and may even disappear in the near future. 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