July 7, 1950 (6 pages)

Mey 4 — The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 7, 1950 SCOOP! LOLA MONTEZ GIVES EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW TO NUGGET ‘By Paul Fredericksen I have just interviewed “Lola Montez.” I mean the charming young woman who appeared, all in blmeynet:and:satin ruffles, with, blue bonnet ‘and’ parasol, timing a ' ‘blue float down Broad street in *_. theChildren’s.Parade.on. Satur_@ay and again on the'Fourth of July. She is beautiful, this .parader who bore the printed placard “ola Montez.” And the young miner who pulled the float ‘along LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE WHEREAS, default ‘has ‘been made in the payment’ of the indebtedness secured by, and.in the performance of the covenants contained in, that certain Deed of Trust dated November 9, 1948, made, executed and delivered _by FRED ANDERSON and MARGARET E. ANDERSON, his wife, as ‘Trustor to CORPORATION OF AMERICA, a California corporation, as Trustee for BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a national banking association, Beneficiary, which Deed of Trust was recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Nevada County, State of California, on November 18, 1948, in Book 137 of Official Records at Page 121, et seq., Nevada County Records; and : WHEREAS, the lawful owner and holder of said Deed of Trust and the debt thereby secured has applied to and directed the Trustee under said Deed of Trust in writing to execute the trust by said Deed of ‘Trust created, and to make sale pursuant thereto; and WHEREAS, Notice of Default in the performance of the obligations of the Trustors has been recorded.as is provided for by law and said Trustee deems it best to, sell said premises and estate as a whole now remaining subject to said Deed of Trust in order to fulfill the purposes thereof. NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Tuesday, the 18th day of July, 1950, at the hour of .10 o’clock, A. M., thereof, at the front door: of the Nevada County Courthouse, situated in the City of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, the CORPORATION OF AMERICA, a corporation, as Trustee, will, under and pursuant to the aforesaid Deed of Trust, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in lawful. money of ,the United States, the following . deseribed real property, mentioned in said Deed of Trust, situated in the County of Nevada, State of California, and more particularly described as follows: to-wit: PARCEL No. 1: The Ocean Star, Hanley, Hanley South Extension, German and South German Extension Lode Claims, comprising U. S. S. No. 5365. . The German Mill Site also combination Placer €laim. and Sunset Placer €laim and a right of: way across the Homestake Quartz. Claim, situated near said Ocean Star Lode Claim. All the above described prop. Pn is ures in. Seeseus Nine in Township Seventéen €17) North, Range 11 East, M. D. B. & M., Washington ‘Mining District, Nevada County, ‘California. PARCEL No. 2: Canyon Creek Lode Claim Lot 40, Waldeck and Columbia Lode:Claim Lot 4306, Emma Lode Claim, also Lots Nine (9) and Ten (10) of S.W. % and W. % of the S. E. . Y% all in Section 4, Townshi 17 North, Range 11 East, M. D. B. & M., Nevada County, . . California. PARCEL No. 3: Canyon Creek Water right and Waldeck Ditch, and Water Right as described in Book One (1) of Water Rights, at page 368 and 473, Nevada County Records, State of California. PARCEL No. 4: A _ twenty Stamp mill building situated upon said Ocean Star Lode ‘Claims, together with any and all machinery now on said premises. . : PARCEL No: 5: All ditches, : flumes, pipe lines, easements, . . thoist buildings, and any and :all machinery, cars, tools, rails, . *water and water rights and ; «equipment and buildings and _ .other property now on. said premises, originally owned by the “Columbia onsolidated ‘Mines Company,” and now upon or in the vicinity of the above described real property or used in connection with ‘mining operations thereon. “TOGETHER WITH any and all appurtenances and easements used ‘in connection '« therewith, all water and water ' -yights (whether riparian, ap+ propriative, or etherwise, and whether or not appurtenant) ased in connection therewith ‘. wmd all shares of stock evidenc the same. © : San Francisco, Cali-. DA SORPORATION ‘or AMERICA . smile know her.” was as fiery and dashing as any gold hunter of a century ago. Both Lola’s beauty and her escort’s pride made me timid about starting the interview. “Hello,” I began, as the judges were awarding the pair a prize ribbon, She didn’t seem to hear me. “Hello, Lola,” I said then. At that, aquick turn of her head set brown curls bobbing, and dark eyes smiled ‘at me. So did a amouth.-which-had. pearly.-teeth in. it and a little stain of orange lollypop around it.“Did you' have fun in the parade, Lola?” I ‘asked, ‘knowing full well that the Lola Montez of the 1850s always had fun in parades whether in Grass Valley or before crowned heads in Europe. I got ‘a nod ‘and another smile. “Do you know about the real Lola Montez?” I now: inquired. A shake of brown curls, and another smile. “Lola’s” mother, Mrs. Rod McKean, 114 Reward Street, smiled too. “Janet,” she said, “why don’t you speak to the man?” “No,” said Janet, putting her into -her voice, “I don’t “How old are you, Janet?” “Five.” Further interviewing of Janet and others brought out these facts: The idea of the “Lola Montez” float came from Janet’s mother, who had always been a Lola Montez fan: Sewing of the costume was done by Mrs. McKean WILLIAM TAMBLYN NEW PRESIDENT OF ROTARY William Tamblyn was installed as president of the Nevada City Rotary Club last night at a steak picnic held at Pioneer park. Other officers installed were Lloyd Geist, secretary; Andy Larsen and J. Paul Bergemann, twoyear directors; and Dr, Jerome Frey, one-year director. Robert Tamblyn,’ chairman of the installation committee, which included Ed Frantz and Guerdon Ellis;-was-in-charge of.the-ceremonies. Marvin Shock is retiring president. Bromine produced in California comes from sea-water bitterns in ‘salt works on San Francisco bay and brines from Searles lake. and her neighbor, Mrs. Harry J. Kessel. The wagan for the float was furnished by the Kessel son, Philip, 11. And it was Philip, wearing a mustache of eyebrow pencil and a real miner’s helmet and lamp, who pulled the float in the parades. Janet, though only five, had some parade experience. Four years ago, at the age of 17 months she rode in a Fourth of July parade at Colfax. That time too she. was surrounded by blue;. only it was blue hydrangeas arranged on a white-draped pickup truck. Mrs. McKean likes Janet in blue. But if you ask Janet, “Are your eyes blue?” she will smile and answer, “No! They’re brown, like my daddy’s.” : SHADES OF ERNIE PINKERT; WHAT A BLOCK A few years back when Howard Jones produced the greatest college, football team of all time —the rampaging Trojans of the early 30’s, gridiron fans often saw “Rosey” Rosenberg or Ernie Pinkert sweep :around end leading interference for “Cotton” Warburton or Orv Mohler, and take out/the.defensive end with a bone-crunching block that sent the player up-ended into the air and. definitely out of.the,play.. A demonstration of such perfect blocking made .an unscheduled appearance Saturday morning ‘during the time trials of the coaster derby. a As John Raetz :was wheeling. his coaster across the Pine street intersection of Broad, Norval Hammond, 35, walked into the pathway of the coaster and was struck below the knees. Hammond was upended, bounced off the hibod of the vehicle and hit the. pavement head first. Two bystanders helped him to his feet and he walked away, apparently not seriously injured. FIRE AT SIERRAVILLE Forest fire Saturday night was brought under -control at 8 a.m. Sunday -by 55 fire fighters after it had burned 25 acres on the east side of Smith Neck canyon near Sierraville, according to the headquarters office of Tahoe national forest. Little timber was destroyed by the fire. CHMA TO PICNIC SUNDAY AT SCOTTS FLAT DAM “The annual picnic meeting of the California Hydraulic Mining Association will be held Sunday at Scotts Flat Reservoir east of Nevada City, according ‘to‘an announcement by George W. Hallock, Grass Valley, president of the ‘association. Hallock ‘announced ‘luncheon is sugar and cream to be furnished by the CHMA. Members, guests and friends are asked to bring their own basket lunches and utensils. A business session will follow the picnic luncheon. Dr. Jay A. Carpenter, Reno, Nev., difector of the Nevada ‘bureau of mines, and dean of the school of mines of the University of Nevada, will be the guest ‘scheduled for 1 p:m. “with coffee, ! speaker. As It Must to All Men. --. death will eome some day. ot a = ‘When you prepare your will and life insurance, you should investigate prearranged funer‘al plans. You can plan the detial instructions with us. 246 Sacramento St. tails now and leave confidenHOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada City ow Long Did It lake You ourt Your ~ Did you just happen to see her, walk up to her? Ask . her to marry you, call in the minister—right on the spot? Perhaps not—it probably took a lot of calls. Many. evenings on the family davenport. Movies, flowers, ns candies—and a lot of nice things over a period of time ' before you closed the deal. IT’S THE SAME WITH ADVERTISING . YOU CAN’T “WOO” CUSTOMERS WITH ONE AD . YOU’VE GOT TO “CALL ON THEM” OVER A PERIOD OF TIME. ® — Consistent Advertising Wins Customers for You — THE NUGGET TELEPHONE 36 ife> \ ee \ oh v 1. June 23, 30, July 7, 14, x 4 TINE PLN MIN SR

Mey 4 — The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 7, 1950 SCOOP! LOLA MONTEZ GIVES EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW TO NUGGET ‘By Paul Fredericksen I have just interviewed “Lola Montez.” I mean the charming young woman who appeared, all in blmeynet:and:satin ruffles, with, blue bonnet ‘and’ parasol, timing a ' ‘blue float down Broad street in *_. theChildren’s.Parade.on. Satur_@ay and again on the'Fourth of July. She is beautiful, this .parader who bore the printed placard “ola Montez.” And the young miner who pulled the float ‘along LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE WHEREAS, default ‘has ‘been made in the payment’ of the indebtedness secured by, and.in the performance of the covenants contained in, that certain Deed of Trust dated November 9, 1948, made, executed and delivered _by FRED ANDERSON and MARGARET E. ANDERSON, his wife, as ‘Trustor to CORPORATION OF AMERICA, a California corporation, as Trustee for BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, a national banking association, Beneficiary, which Deed of Trust was recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Nevada County, State of California, on November 18, 1948, in Book 137 of Official Records at Page 121, et seq., Nevada County Records; and : WHEREAS, the lawful owner and holder of said Deed of Trust and the debt thereby secured has applied to and directed the Trustee under said Deed of Trust in writing to execute the trust by said Deed of ‘Trust created, and to make sale pursuant thereto; and WHEREAS, Notice of Default in the performance of the obligations of the Trustors has been recorded.as is provided for by law and said Trustee deems it best to, sell said premises and estate as a whole now remaining subject to said Deed of Trust in order to fulfill the purposes thereof. NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Tuesday, the 18th day of July, 1950, at the hour of .10 o’clock, A. M., thereof, at the front door: of the Nevada County Courthouse, situated in the City of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, the CORPORATION OF AMERICA, a corporation, as Trustee, will, under and pursuant to the aforesaid Deed of Trust, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in lawful. money of ,the United States, the following . deseribed real property, mentioned in said Deed of Trust, situated in the County of Nevada, State of California, and more particularly described as follows: to-wit: PARCEL No. 1: The Ocean Star, Hanley, Hanley South Extension, German and South German Extension Lode Claims, comprising U. S. S. No. 5365. . The German Mill Site also combination Placer €laim. and Sunset Placer €laim and a right of: way across the Homestake Quartz. Claim, situated near said Ocean Star Lode Claim. All the above described prop. Pn is ures in. Seeseus Nine in Township Seventéen €17) North, Range 11 East, M. D. B. & M., Washington ‘Mining District, Nevada County, ‘California. PARCEL No. 2: Canyon Creek Lode Claim Lot 40, Waldeck and Columbia Lode:Claim Lot 4306, Emma Lode Claim, also Lots Nine (9) and Ten (10) of S.W. % and W. % of the S. E. . Y% all in Section 4, Townshi 17 North, Range 11 East, M. D. B. & M., Nevada County, . . California. PARCEL No. 3: Canyon Creek Water right and Waldeck Ditch, and Water Right as described in Book One (1) of Water Rights, at page 368 and 473, Nevada County Records, State of California. PARCEL No. 4: A _ twenty Stamp mill building situated upon said Ocean Star Lode ‘Claims, together with any and all machinery now on said premises. . : PARCEL No: 5: All ditches, : flumes, pipe lines, easements, . . thoist buildings, and any and :all machinery, cars, tools, rails, . *water and water rights and ; «equipment and buildings and _ .other property now on. said premises, originally owned by the “Columbia onsolidated ‘Mines Company,” and now upon or in the vicinity of the above described real property or used in connection with ‘mining operations thereon. “TOGETHER WITH any and all appurtenances and easements used ‘in connection '« therewith, all water and water ' -yights (whether riparian, ap+ propriative, or etherwise, and whether or not appurtenant) ased in connection therewith ‘. wmd all shares of stock evidenc the same. © : San Francisco, Cali-. DA SORPORATION ‘or AMERICA . smile know her.” was as fiery and dashing as any gold hunter of a century ago. Both Lola’s beauty and her escort’s pride made me timid about starting the interview. “Hello,” I began, as the judges were awarding the pair a prize ribbon, She didn’t seem to hear me. “Hello, Lola,” I said then. At that, aquick turn of her head set brown curls bobbing, and dark eyes smiled ‘at me. So did a amouth.-which-had. pearly.-teeth in. it and a little stain of orange lollypop around it.“Did you' have fun in the parade, Lola?” I ‘asked, ‘knowing full well that the Lola Montez of the 1850s always had fun in parades whether in Grass Valley or before crowned heads in Europe. I got ‘a nod ‘and another smile.

“Do you know about the real Lola Montez?” I now: inquired. A shake of brown curls, and another smile. “Lola’s” mother, Mrs. Rod McKean, 114 Reward Street, smiled too. “Janet,” she said, “why don’t you speak to the man?” “No,” said Janet, putting her into -her voice, “I don’t “How old are you, Janet?” “Five.” Further interviewing of Janet and others brought out these facts: The idea of the “Lola Montez” float came from Janet’s mother, who had always been a Lola Montez fan: Sewing of the costume was done by Mrs. McKean WILLIAM TAMBLYN NEW PRESIDENT OF ROTARY William Tamblyn was installed as president of the Nevada City Rotary Club last night at a steak picnic held at Pioneer park. Other officers installed were Lloyd Geist, secretary; Andy Larsen and J. Paul Bergemann, twoyear directors; and Dr, Jerome Frey, one-year director. Robert Tamblyn,’ chairman of the installation committee, which included Ed Frantz and Guerdon Ellis;-was-in-charge of.the-ceremonies. Marvin Shock is retiring president. Bromine produced in California comes from sea-water bitterns in ‘salt works on San Francisco bay and brines from Searles lake. and her neighbor, Mrs. Harry J. Kessel. The wagan for the float was furnished by the Kessel son, Philip, 11. And it was Philip, wearing a mustache of eyebrow pencil and a real miner’s helmet and lamp, who pulled the float in the parades. Janet, though only five, had some parade experience. Four years ago, at the age of 17 months she rode in a Fourth of July parade at Colfax. That time too she. was surrounded by blue;. only it was blue hydrangeas arranged on a white-draped pickup truck. Mrs. McKean likes Janet in blue. But if you ask Janet, “Are your eyes blue?” she will smile and answer, “No! They’re brown, like my daddy’s.” : SHADES OF ERNIE PINKERT; WHAT A BLOCK A few years back when Howard Jones produced the greatest college, football team of all time —the rampaging Trojans of the early 30’s, gridiron fans often saw “Rosey” Rosenberg or Ernie Pinkert sweep :around end leading interference for “Cotton” Warburton or Orv Mohler, and take out/the.defensive end with a bone-crunching block that sent the player up-ended into the air and. definitely out of.the,play... A demonstration of such perfect blocking made .an unscheduled appearance Saturday morning ‘during the time trials of the coaster derby. a As John Raetz :was wheeling. his coaster across the Pine street intersection of Broad, Norval Hammond, 35, walked into the pathway of the coaster and was struck below the knees. Hammond was upended, bounced off the hibod of the vehicle and hit the. pavement head first. Two bystanders helped him to his feet and he walked away, apparently not seriously injured. FIRE AT SIERRAVILLE Forest fire Saturday night was brought under -control at 8 a.m. Sunday -by 55 fire fighters after it had burned 25 acres on the east side of Smith Neck canyon near Sierraville, according to the headquarters office of Tahoe national forest. Little timber was destroyed by the fire. CHMA TO PICNIC SUNDAY AT SCOTTS FLAT DAM “The annual picnic meeting of the California Hydraulic Mining Association will be held Sunday at Scotts Flat Reservoir east of Nevada City, according ‘to‘an announcement by George W. Hallock, Grass Valley, president of the ‘association. Hallock ‘announced ‘luncheon is sugar and cream to be furnished by the CHMA. Members, guests and friends are asked to bring their own basket lunches and utensils. A business session will follow the picnic luncheon. Dr. Jay A. Carpenter, Reno, Nev., difector of the Nevada ‘bureau of mines, and dean of the school of mines of the University of Nevada, will be the guest ‘scheduled for 1 p:m. “with coffee, ! speaker. As It Must to All Men.. --. death will eome some day. ot a = ‘When you prepare your will and life insurance, you should investigate prearranged funer‘al plans. You can plan the detial instructions with us. 246 Sacramento St. tails now and leave confidenHOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada City ow Long Did It lake You ourt Your ~ Did you just happen to see her, walk up to her? Ask . her to marry you, call in the minister—right on the spot? Perhaps not—it probably took a lot of calls. Many. evenings on the family davenport. Movies, flowers, ns candies—and a lot of nice things over a period of time ' before you closed the deal. IT’S THE SAME WITH ADVERTISING .. YOU CAN’T “WOO” CUSTOMERS WITH ONE AD .. YOU’VE GOT TO “CALL ON THEM” OVER A PERIOD OF TIME. ® — Consistent Advertising Wins Customers for You — THE NUGGET TELEPHONE 36 ife> \ ee \ oh v 1. June 23, 30, July 7, 14, x 4 TINE PLN MIN SR