June 12, 1931 (8 pages)

PAGE FIVE__ ; LEGAL NOTICE County of Nevada, State of Califernia, and bounded and particularity described as follows, to wit: 3 All that portion of Lot 9 in Block — 27 of the Town, now City, of Grass Valley, as said lot and block are designated upon the official map of the Town of Grass Valley made by FRIDAY, JUNE 12> 1931 FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS FRENCH . CORRAL, June 12, 1931, (Special to The Nugget)— Well, such freaky weather! The wise ones might carry an umbrella at all times. If not to protect against THE NEVADA_CITY_NUGGET, CALIFORNIA On the FOR GOOD JOB PRINTING Patronize A Home Industry Funny {MINING PRESS SUSPENDS PUBLICATION AT RENO The Mining Press of Reno) Nevada of which C.F. Spillman’ was editor has suspended publication according to advices received from Reno this week. The mining men will deeply regret the failure of ELK PROVE PROFITABLE TO ESKIMO IN ALASKA and as a source of milk supply. The upkeep is practically nil because it forages its own food both in summerand in winter. Asa traveler it is hard to beat because it can cover as much as a hundred miles a Come to . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Job Printers of Distinction r LEGAL NOTICE i ; : ; E Samuel Bethell in the year 1872, amd oe ae ne art day, its broad hoofs’ particularly. the Press. No reason was was given —__—_more particularly described as foli SAYS: fitting it to get over the snow with. for the suspension lows, to wit: 3 2 duration aes be a 7 in. considerable ease. zn NOTICE TO CREDITORS Beginning at the South Bast Oem i . arm x me . 334 er of. Lot 9, on the No a, comin a seks onde ee Pe en nb etdinaed roe SAS : f= ae in th Beek a Aout of the Neal Street of said City of Grass : é ing a source of great annoyance and. When the elegant inlaid box of asyy Patents “. Valley, from which the South West grapes are not yet matured. ‘The Cherry Carnival, which is San Juan’s own entertainment, is State of California County of Nevada. In the Matter of the DAHL M. NIVENS, Deceased. sorted cigarettes was passed, the . == in and for the guest just reached in and took one, which upon inspection seemed to be loss to the owenrs of the herds. This is what is known as the bottle fly, which stings the animal and corner of Lot 8, the intersection of the East line of Mill Street and the North line of Neal Street, bears N é O RARE CONTENT Estate of Schmul—Which would you rather r 57° 18’ W at the distance of 208.15 — none of the recognized brands, alNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. byj?! . sais. eee ee pens The larvae hatch and cause the! though he was quite a connoisseur of . have, a million or twelve daughters? . the undersigned = BESSIE G. NIVoe ecto a "op and 10 6¢ene skin to fester resulting later in’ 2] smokes Levy—Twelve daughters ENS, as Administratrix of the Es-. lots 9 ‘ : : . . : ed,. feet to the corner common to lots 9, on those occasions. It might be 4! hole which greatly decreases the] However, he politely lighted it and . gchmul—Why? tate of Dahl M. Nivens, deceased, : 10 and 12 of said Block 27; themee — N 18° 14’ E along. the line beri i h _. lots 9 and 12, 47.14 feet to the © reipematndtd gees me eere se North East corner of lo¢ 9 on the ~ “first publication! West line of lot 12; thence N 67° 50” of this notice in the office of the! W along the line between lots 9 and good plan to call it the Ridge Reanion picnic and hold it in June. All exresidents know: that the best 4 @herries in the world are grown in San Juan, —and French Corral! to the Creditors of and all persons ~ Levy—It I had a million, Td want having claims against the said deto have two, three, ten, a hundred millions more. But if I had twelve daughters, that would be enough !—Muskete. began to smoke it, when, at the first few puffs, his hostess gasped and said; “Goodness gracious, you've got one of grandpa’s cigarettes for asthma!” value of the cured hide for commercial purposes. It is hoped that the government will soon. take steps to stamp out this pest. sary ~ vouchers months after the Age 3s We will change that and instead of saying ‘‘are. grown’’ will. simply say “grow” for they do grow without care or trouble and the trees tha: bear them are ages old—plantea by our early pioneers. Burgen O’Connorof San Francisco, son of the late John O’Connor of Birchville paid a visit to his relatives in that place last week. This brings to mind that on Memorial Day, the O’Connor family ; of Birchville lost a treasured relic. Thieves drove into the yard at. the; O’Mara_ place, which belongs to. them, broke open the home and took a “spool bedstead” which was the property of their beloved mother and was brought ‘‘round the Horn”’ over seventy years ago. Thieves stop . at nothing, now-a-days. Mrs. Nelly Putnam of Dixon was; a week end visitor at the home of her brother J. W. Culver of French} Corral. Mr.and Mrs. R. McNamara of Tyler were also week end visitors. Columbia Parlor N. 70, N. D. G. W. of French Corral held a: meetjng at their lodge rooms Friday afternoon. “Mrs: E. Sutharland in company with Mrs. E. Schwartz made a trip to, Chico Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. May went to Sacramento Friday. J. Monoghan of Grass Valley was a Friday visitor. Thos. M. Parks mining man from Arizona, had business here Friday. A. Browning and sons, Will and Walter: made a trip to Forest Hill; Saturday. Mr. Browning’s son, Clyde returned from that place with him. Warren Thomas made a business trip to Marysville Saturday for W. E. Moulton. ‘ Geo. Alpers and F. Guns of Los Angeles were Saturday visitors. . Mr. and Mirs. C. Shrutleff of Nevada City, and Mrs. Shurtleff’s brother, Robert Smith of Los An‘geles, were Sunday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. L. Dudley of Nevada City were Sunday visitors and attended the Cherry Carnival ini San Juan. Mr. and Mrs. F. Rundy and Mrs. J. N. Fogarty of Sacramento were. here Sunday and also attended the! Cherry Carnival at San Juan. Mrs. Fogarty, as Nelly Lampy, lived in Sweetland some fifty years ago. Her stepfather was W. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. J. ©. Williams of Grass Valley and his brother, Will Williams, and wife (nee Nora Walters) of San Francisco, attended the Cherry Carnival on Sunday and came to French Corral to visit with old friends. ‘‘Happy Jack’’ and Will were gay and jolly and made many a happy time _ for their friends in French Corral, where their childhood and young manhood days were spent In those days they § figured in ai minstrel troup of French Corral boys, of which the late Geo. Sweetland was also a member. Geo. was on of the end men and to this day Was known by his comrades as “Sambo”. Needless to say the visit of the ‘‘Williams boys’’ was all too short for to suit their friends. By an_ oversight we failed to mention that Mrs. Rose Williams and son, Guy, were visitors last week and were in attendance at the clos' Ing exercises ofthe French Corral school. Mrs. Williams was a resident ef this place in her girlhood, and spent the early part of her married life here. 0 B. T. Dyer of Los Angeles is gettingt he Indian Hill Diggins, near Indian Valley, in readiness for a Tun next season. j Frtd J. Joubert, hydrauljc mine owner of Oak Valley, is superintending the installation of equipment. blacken the landscape, are moved by comparatively few herdsmen and the aeroplane scouting out: th route and in transporting supplies. As yet the greatest loss is from bear and wolves which . those who have eaten the meat of‘@leaners he Jarge herds, which literally Fam We: we is used éxtensivly in raid the herds at all times. An experiment howecer is now} --! being made, with every promise of . succehs, in crossing the reindeer witt.th caribou. The result is an}]! animal which is much more sturdy andcapable of defending ‘itselt{ against the attack of marauding animals. Wandering caribou will often attack and kill the reindeer buck] } and usurp the leadership of his does. : ‘ ES ae s Large quantities of reindeer meat is.shipped down the coast from Alaska into this state every year and. ]} ‘ with the increasing perfection of refrjgeration we are’ going to be: eating much of this very delectable meat. The reindeeris particularly free from disease of any nature ana ten: prefer it to our domestic product. el -_— ers. : A Mere Man “ow itt you go to some commencement exercises with me?” “What is it?” “A charm school.” A. M.; Golf—Driving for Distance; = dies race—free for all; 0 Girl’s Race—12 to 18 years; Boy’s Race—S to 12 years; ee Girls Race—8 to 12 years; Horse Relay Race— . mile; Pie Eating Contest; Boxing Contest; Game Cock Exhibition. For the Benefit of the NEVADA CITY—GRASS VALLEY SKI CLUB SUNDAY, JUNE 21ST, 1931 PROGRAM ° Lucille Atherton Harger well known K. F. R. C. artist will sing popular airs. Baseball—Nevada City vs. Grass Valley Elks at 11:00 Men's Free for all-— 100 yard dash; Ladies Race— 18 years or over; Fat LaBoy’s Race— 12 to 18 years; 4 Diving in Flour-For Nickles; Boy's PICNIC” Clerk of the Superior Court : the State of California, in and for. the County of Nevada, hibit them, with the vouchers within six (6) after the first publication of thi3 notice to the said administratrix, atelaw offices of Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, the necessary ' months BESSIS G. NIVENS, Administratrix of the Estate of of; 6A, 38.50 feet; thence S 23° 47” 105.73 feet to the Northerly line x-. Neal Street; thence S_ 57°. pea {along the Northerly line N Street to the place of beginning. seal of the Superior Court of the © State of California in and for the County of Nevada, this 15th day of May, A. D., 1931. of — is’ of GIVEN under my hand and the game being her place of business R. N. McCORMACK, in all matters connected with the By Cterk. i . Ni eae: ee eee ; Fe a said Dahl M. Nievns e Deputy Clerk Dated June:6th, 1931.” (SEAL) (First publication May 22, 1931. : Last Publication July 24, 1931. oo Dahl M. Nivens, Deceased. Nilon, Hennessy &. Kelly, Attorneys for Administratrix. First Publication June 12. 1931. Dates of Publication June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1931. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of NAHUM: C. GOODWIN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned. Edw. C. Uren, as administrator of the Estate of Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deeedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this. notice in’ the office.of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the . County of Nevada, orto exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of W. E. Wright, Attorney at law, Nevada MORE THA NTHIRTY VALUABLE PRIZES WILL _“T don’t think I could face all that . ! BE GIVEN AWAY BY THE MERCHADXTS OF NECLASSIFIED ADS QUARTZ CLAIM—2 claims. Development work done .Shaft 150 feet deep. 50, milling ore S tons on dump. Will ‘sell, bond, or lease. VADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY. PLENTY OF REFRESHMENTS— THE FINEST KIND. Admission, Adults 50 cents, Children under 12 free. City, California, the same being his place of business in. all matters connected with theestate of said Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased. . Dated June 4th, 1931. } EDW.:°C. UREN, Administrator of the Estate of! Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased. i NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 3344 In the Superior Court of the State — of California-in and for the County of Nevada. ; ; In the Matter of the Estate of DANIEL G. LEVEE, Deceased.% NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, George H. Levee, as administrator of the estate of. Daniel G .Levee, deceased, to the — Creditors of. and all persons having claims against the said decedent te ~ file them with.the necessary vouehers within hix (6) months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior — Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or te exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six (6) months af— ter the firs; publication of this notice to the said administrator, at thelaw offices of Nilon, -Hennessy & Kelly, 127 Mill Street; Grass VaHey, — Nevada County, California, the same — being his place of business in awl matters connected with the estate of said Daniel G. Levee Deceased. Dated May 16, 1931. GEORGE H. LEVSE, : Administrator of the Estate of © Daniel G. Levee, Deceased. NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY, Attorneys for Administrator. First publication May 22, 1931. Last publication, June 12, 1931. SUMMONS ————> Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. 180 ACRE ‘GRAVEL CLAIM. Tunnel in 200 feet. Last 100 feet in hard rock, nearly thru rim into pay gavel. 4 miles from Nevada City. win. bond’and lease with opeion to purchase. Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. Man and wife wants camp cook job, Experienced. Inquire. at Nugget office. ee Se N.C.N.GR.R. COMPANY “TIME TABLE Effective Monday, May 3, 1931 Trains leave Nevada City at 4:45 a. m., Grass Valley 5.05 a. m. arriy-. Trains leave Nevada City at 9:36 ing at San Francisco 12:50 p. m. a. m., Grass Valley 9:50 a. m., makWith 26: FP. at San Franing direct connection train No. 19 arriving cisco 4:50 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 3:05 p. m., Grass Valley at 3:30 p. m., daily except Sunday, making connection with S. P. train No. 20, leaving . San Francisco at 11:20 p. m., enMe THE REXALL STORE. PROTECT YOUR SKIN FROM THE SUMMER SUN Sunburn, tan, freckles are the bane of all vacationists. Take a bottle of Ilasol along with you. It will protect your skin from weather conditions. An excellent base for face powder. Soothing after the shave. Sold only at ILASOL 50c THE REXALL STORE Soe a ~~ R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE a NO. 5928In, the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada. ANNA LUTHER, Plaintiff, vc JOHN JOHNSON; ELIZABETH E. NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 3343 — : : In the Matter of the Estate of. Charles B. Caldwell, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bythe undersigned MARGARET A. CALDWELL, executor of the estate of Charles B. Caldwell, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav— ing claims against the said decedent TARR; also, all other persons un-! tate, lien or interest in the property described in the complaint} adverse te plaintiff's ownership ,or; any cloud upon plaintiff's thereto, Defendants. Action to determine adverse claims to and clouds upon title to nia in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Nevada. NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Grass Valley, California. : THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: d JOHN JOHNSTON; BLIZABETH BE. TARR; also, all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership,. or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY directed to appear, and answer to the complaint jin an action entitled as above, abling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:15 p. m. and Nevada City 6:35 p. m., daily. Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. . Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco i Plant: South San Francisco = ® Service . RISLEY & JEFFERY 1 . Made-To-Measure Suits, With Extra Pants, Guaranteed, golf clothes,overcoats, flannels, sia . . STATE MINING CELEBRATION MARIPOSA, CALIFORNIA June 20-21, 1931 Sponsored by Gov. Rolph and conducted under auspices of Mariposa Chapter, Mining Association of California. Base Ball Game~Sunday, 3 P. M., June 21 NEVADA CITY vs. MARIPOSA MINERS Rock Drilling Contest~State Championship $50 Prize Gold Panning Contest~State Championship—$50 Prize ‘This will be a regular “OLD MOTHER LODE CELE.BRATION” .with all the trimmings. . Richard Buhlis, Secy. > ~MARIPOSA CALIFORNIA >) ‘brought against you in the Superior i; Court of the State of California in ‘and for the County of Nevada, within ten days. after the service on you of this summons—if served within this 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 she will apply to the court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. The following is a statement of ‘the object of the action: . The object of the action is to determine all and every claim. estate, ,right, title, lien or interest in the ‘property herein described; that the known claiming any right, title, es-; vouchers within six months after the . real: first publication of this notice in the title; and for the county of Nevada, or te real property, brought in the Su-j Margarey A. Caldwell, at the office perior Court of the State of Califor-jof Oscar to file themwith the necessary . office of the Clerk of the Supertor Court of the tSate of California, im exhibit them, with’ the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publicatign of this notice te E. Winburn, City Hall Building, Grass Valley, California, the same being her place of business — in all matters connected with the . estate of said Charles B. Caldwell, deceased. Dated May 18, 1931. : MARGARET A. CALDWELL, Executor of the Estate of Charles B. Caldwell, deceased. _ OSCAR E. WINBURN,Attorney for Executer. © First publication May 22, 1931. Last publication June 12, 1931. peas DON’T DUCK. Meet your friends with neatly cleaned clothes. Ss: Did you ever see an old friend coming dowy the street in the distance, : and realizing that your clothes were {plaintiff is now, and has been, by ij herself and her predecessors in in‘terest, the owner of and in the actual, exclusive and adverse possession of the property hereinafter deseribed continuously for the period of more than twenty years immediately preceding the filing of the complaint in this action, claiming to own the same in fee against the 4, . Dress -suits, business suits, D * (oae whole world; and that plaintiff has, caps, sweaters, mutflers, ties, +930. ‘SeAO] SF Our werk adds dollars to your savings and weeks to the wear of your clothes. AT LAKE VERA CAMPS _ Over three hundred young girls are enjoying a summer outing at Lake Vera four miles from here. The lake rings with laughter of young voices from early morning ‘until taps in the evening. Nw “Where Quality and :}. 216 W. Main St. Phone 264 { Geass Valley, Calif. a \ [ . WE CALL FOR AND DBLIVER . “ssuemee"™" . PeculiarABOUT OUR SERVICE @ur patrons have found that it ie “different” from, others; it is more . filing of complaint aforesaid: __personal, more sympathetic. »And!the claims or claim of said defen-{ — rout ‘hat is what you want when by herself and by her predecessors in interest, paid all taxes of every kind and nature whatever, levied or assessed against said real property during the period of five years con. tinuously immediately preceding the that dants is without right, and that they have not, nor has any, or either of have trouble in the family such a8 them, any right, title, estate, lien Quality a HOLMES FUNERAL HOME . !ii"es sca teal situate in the City ef Grass % death and its attendant misfortunes or interest in said real p r MODERN AMBULANCH SERVICB }#®Y Part or portion the The land and property oted by not neatly cleaned and pressed, turned a corner te keep from meeting him? . “ : Our cleaning prices are so inoderate that such a thing need never happen. Send your clothes often to the. ‘ ' ED BURTNER, Proprietor. Phone 375 W 111 West Main Will call Monday and Thursday noons at your home and deliver the next trip over. We will ere your phone charges. SCAR &. WINBURN

PAGE FIVE__ ; LEGAL NOTICE County of Nevada, State of Califernia, and bounded and particularity described as follows, to wit: 3 All that portion of Lot 9 in Block — 27 of the Town, now City, of Grass Valley, as said lot and block are designated upon the official map of the Town of Grass Valley made by FRIDAY, JUNE 12> 1931 FRENCH CORRAL ITEMS FRENCH . CORRAL, June 12, 1931, (Special to The Nugget)— Well, such freaky weather! The wise ones might carry an umbrella at all times. If not to protect against THE NEVADA_CITY_NUGGET, CALIFORNIA On the FOR GOOD JOB PRINTING Patronize A Home Industry Funny {MINING PRESS SUSPENDS PUBLICATION AT RENO The Mining Press of Reno) Nevada of which C.F. Spillman’ was editor has suspended publication according to advices received from Reno this week. The mining men will deeply regret the failure of ELK PROVE PROFITABLE TO ESKIMO IN ALASKA and as a source of milk supply. The upkeep is practically nil because it forages its own food both in summerand in winter. Asa traveler it is hard to beat because it can cover as much as a hundred miles a Come to . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Job Printers of Distinction r LEGAL NOTICE i ; : ; E Samuel Bethell in the year 1872, amd oe ae ne art day, its broad hoofs’ particularly. the Press. No reason was was given —__—_more particularly described as foli SAYS: fitting it to get over the snow with. for the suspension lows, to wit: 3 2 duration aes be a 7 in. considerable ease. zn NOTICE TO CREDITORS Beginning at the South Bast Oem i . arm x me . 334 er of. Lot 9, on the No a, comin a seks onde ee Pe en nb etdinaed roe SAS : f= ae in th Beek a Aout of the Neal Street of said City of Grass : é ing a source of great annoyance and. When the elegant inlaid box of asyy Patents “. Valley, from which the South West grapes are not yet matured. ‘The Cherry Carnival, which is San Juan’s own entertainment, is State of California County of Nevada. In the Matter of the DAHL M. NIVENS, Deceased. sorted cigarettes was passed, the . == in and for the guest just reached in and took one, which upon inspection seemed to be loss to the owenrs of the herds. This is what is known as the bottle fly, which stings the animal and corner of Lot 8, the intersection of the East line of Mill Street and the North line of Neal Street, bears N é O RARE CONTENT Estate of Schmul—Which would you rather r 57° 18’ W at the distance of 208.15 — none of the recognized brands, alNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. byj?! . sais. eee ee pens The larvae hatch and cause the! though he was quite a connoisseur of . have, a million or twelve daughters? . the undersigned = BESSIE G. NIVoe ecto a "op and 10 6¢ene skin to fester resulting later in’ 2] smokes Levy—Twelve daughters ENS, as Administratrix of the Es-. lots 9 ‘ : : . . : ed,. feet to the corner common to lots 9, on those occasions. It might be 4! hole which greatly decreases the] However, he politely lighted it and . gchmul—Why? tate of Dahl M. Nivens, deceased, : 10 and 12 of said Block 27; themee — N 18° 14’ E along. the line beri i h _. lots 9 and 12, 47.14 feet to the © reipematndtd gees me eere se North East corner of lo¢ 9 on the ~ “first publication! West line of lot 12; thence N 67° 50” of this notice in the office of the! W along the line between lots 9 and good plan to call it the Ridge Reanion picnic and hold it in June. All exresidents know: that the best 4 @herries in the world are grown in San Juan, —and French Corral! to the Creditors of and all persons ~ Levy—It I had a million, Td want having claims against the said deto have two, three, ten, a hundred millions more. But if I had twelve daughters, that would be enough !—Muskete. began to smoke it, when, at the first few puffs, his hostess gasped and said; “Goodness gracious, you've got one of grandpa’s cigarettes for asthma!” value of the cured hide for commercial purposes. It is hoped that the government will soon. take steps to stamp out this pest. sary ~ vouchers months after the Age 3s We will change that and instead of saying ‘‘are. grown’’ will. simply say “grow” for they do grow without care or trouble and the trees tha: bear them are ages old—plantea by our early pioneers. Burgen O’Connorof San Francisco, son of the late John O’Connor of Birchville paid a visit to his relatives in that place last week. This brings to mind that on Memorial Day, the O’Connor family ; of Birchville lost a treasured relic. Thieves drove into the yard at. the; O’Mara_ place, which belongs to. them, broke open the home and took a “spool bedstead” which was the property of their beloved mother and was brought ‘‘round the Horn”’ over seventy years ago. Thieves stop . at nothing, now-a-days. Mrs. Nelly Putnam of Dixon was; a week end visitor at the home of her brother J. W. Culver of French} Corral. Mr.and Mrs. R. McNamara of Tyler were also week end visitors. Columbia Parlor N. 70, N. D. G. W. of French Corral held a: meetjng at their lodge rooms Friday afternoon. “Mrs: E. Sutharland in company with Mrs. E. Schwartz made a trip to, Chico Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. May went to Sacramento Friday. J. Monoghan of Grass Valley was a Friday visitor. Thos. M. Parks mining man from Arizona, had business here Friday. A. Browning and sons, Will and Walter: made a trip to Forest Hill; Saturday. Mr. Browning’s son, Clyde returned from that place with him. Warren Thomas made a business trip to Marysville Saturday for W. E. Moulton. ‘ Geo. Alpers and F. Guns of Los Angeles were Saturday visitors. . Mr. and Mirs. C. Shrutleff of Nevada City, and Mrs. Shurtleff’s brother, Robert Smith of Los An‘geles, were Sunday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. L. Dudley of Nevada City were Sunday visitors and attended the Cherry Carnival ini San Juan. Mr. and Mrs. F. Rundy and Mrs. J. N. Fogarty of Sacramento were. here Sunday and also attended the! Cherry Carnival at San Juan. Mrs. Fogarty, as Nelly Lampy, lived in Sweetland some fifty years ago. Her stepfather was W. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. J. ©. Williams of Grass Valley and his brother, Will Williams, and wife (nee Nora Walters) of San Francisco, attended the Cherry Carnival on Sunday and came to French Corral to visit with old friends. ‘‘Happy Jack’’ and Will were gay and jolly and made many a happy time _ for their friends in French Corral, where their childhood and young manhood days were spent In those days they § figured in ai minstrel troup of French Corral boys, of which the late Geo. Sweetland was also a member. Geo. was on of the end men and to this day Was known by his comrades as “Sambo”. Needless to say the visit of the ‘‘Williams boys’’ was all too short for to suit their friends. By an_ oversight we failed to mention that Mrs. Rose Williams and son, Guy, were visitors last week and were in attendance at the clos' Ing exercises ofthe French Corral school. Mrs. Williams was a resident ef this place in her girlhood, and spent the early part of her married life here. 0 B. T. Dyer of Los Angeles is gettingt he Indian Hill Diggins, near Indian Valley, in readiness for a Tun next season. j Frtd J. Joubert, hydrauljc mine owner of Oak Valley, is superintending the installation of equipment. blacken the landscape, are moved by comparatively few herdsmen and the aeroplane scouting out: th route and in transporting supplies. As yet the greatest loss is from bear and wolves which . those who have eaten the meat of‘@leaners he Jarge herds, which literally Fam We: we is used éxtensivly in raid the herds at all times. An experiment howecer is now} --! being made, with every promise of . succehs, in crossing the reindeer witt.th caribou. The result is an}]! animal which is much more sturdy andcapable of defending ‘itselt{ against the attack of marauding animals. Wandering caribou will often attack and kill the reindeer buck] } and usurp the leadership of his does. : ‘ ES ae s Large quantities of reindeer meat is.shipped down the coast from Alaska into this state every year and. ]} ‘ with the increasing perfection of refrjgeration we are’ going to be: eating much of this very delectable meat. The reindeeris particularly free from disease of any nature ana ten: prefer it to our domestic product.. el -_— ers. : A Mere Man “ow itt you go to some commencement exercises with me?” “What is it?” “A charm school.” A. M.; Golf—Driving for Distance; = dies race—free for all; 0 Girl’s Race—12 to 18 years; Boy’s Race—S to 12 years; ee Girls Race—8 to 12 years; Horse Relay Race— . mile; Pie Eating Contest; Boxing Contest; Game Cock Exhibition. For the Benefit of the NEVADA CITY—GRASS VALLEY SKI CLUB SUNDAY, JUNE 21ST, 1931 PROGRAM ° Lucille Atherton Harger well known K. F. R. C. artist will sing popular airs. Baseball—Nevada City vs. Grass Valley Elks at 11:00 Men's Free for all-— 100 yard dash; Ladies Race— 18 years or over; Fat LaBoy’s Race— 12 to 18 years; 4 Diving in Flour-For Nickles; Boy's PICNIC” Clerk of the Superior Court : the State of California, in and for. the County of Nevada, hibit them, with the vouchers within six (6) after the first publication of thi3 notice to the said administratrix, atelaw offices of Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, the necessary ' months BESSIS G. NIVENS, Administratrix of the Estate of of; 6A, 38.50 feet; thence S 23° 47” 105.73 feet to the Northerly line x-. Neal Street; thence S_ 57°. pea {along the Northerly line N Street to the place of beginning. seal of the Superior Court of the © State of California in and for the County of Nevada, this 15th day of May, A. D., 1931. of — is’ of GIVEN under my hand and the game being her place of business R. N. McCORMACK, in all matters connected with the By Cterk. i . Ni eae: ee eee ; Fe a said Dahl M. Nievns e Deputy Clerk Dated June:6th, 1931.” (SEAL) (First publication May 22, 1931. : Last Publication July 24, 1931. oo Dahl M. Nivens, Deceased. Nilon, Hennessy &. Kelly, Attorneys for Administratrix. First Publication June 12. 1931. Dates of Publication June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1931. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of NAHUM: C. GOODWIN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned. Edw. C. Uren, as administrator of the Estate of Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deeedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this. notice in’ the office.of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the . County of Nevada, orto exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of W. E. Wright, Attorney at law, Nevada MORE THA NTHIRTY VALUABLE PRIZES WILL

_“T don’t think I could face all that . ! BE GIVEN AWAY BY THE MERCHADXTS OF NECLASSIFIED ADS QUARTZ CLAIM—2 claims. Development work done .Shaft 150 feet deep. 50, milling ore S tons on dump. Will ‘sell, bond, or lease. VADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY. PLENTY OF REFRESHMENTS— THE FINEST KIND. Admission, Adults 50 cents, Children under 12 free. City, California, the same being his place of business in. all matters connected with theestate of said Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased. . Dated June 4th, 1931. } EDW.:°C. UREN, Administrator of the Estate of! Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased. i NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 3344 In the Superior Court of the State — of California-in and for the County of Nevada. ; ; In the Matter of the Estate of DANIEL G. LEVEE, Deceased.% NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, George H. Levee, as administrator of the estate of. Daniel G .Levee, deceased, to the — Creditors of. and all persons having claims against the said decedent te ~ file them with.the necessary vouehers within hix (6) months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior — Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or te exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six (6) months af— ter the firs; publication of this notice to the said administrator, at thelaw offices of Nilon, -Hennessy & Kelly, 127 Mill Street; Grass VaHey, — Nevada County, California, the same — being his place of business in awl matters connected with the estate of said Daniel G. Levee Deceased. Dated May 16, 1931. GEORGE H. LEVSE, : Administrator of the Estate of © Daniel G. Levee, Deceased. NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY, Attorneys for Administrator. First publication May 22, 1931. Last publication, June 12, 1931. SUMMONS ————> Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. 180 ACRE ‘GRAVEL CLAIM. Tunnel in 200 feet. Last 100 feet in hard rock, nearly thru rim into pay gavel. 4 miles from Nevada City. win. bond’and lease with opeion to purchase. Box 474, Nevada City, Calif. Man and wife wants camp cook job, Experienced. Inquire. at Nugget office. ee Se N.C.N.GR.R. COMPANY “TIME TABLE Effective Monday, May 3, 1931 Trains leave Nevada City at 4:45 a. m., Grass Valley 5.05 a. m. arriy-. Trains leave Nevada City at 9:36 ing at San Francisco 12:50 p. m. a. m., Grass Valley 9:50 a. m., makWith 26: FP. at San Franing direct connection train No. 19 arriving cisco 4:50 p. m. Train leaves Nevada City at 3:05 p. m., Grass Valley at 3:30 p. m., daily except Sunday, making connection with S. P. train No. 20, leaving . San Francisco at 11:20 p. m., enMe THE REXALL STORE. PROTECT YOUR SKIN FROM THE SUMMER SUN Sunburn, tan, freckles are the bane of all vacationists. Take a bottle of Ilasol along with you. It will protect your skin from weather conditions. An excellent base for face powder. Soothing after the shave. Sold only at ILASOL 50c THE REXALL STORE Soe a ~~ R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE a NO. 5928In, the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada. ANNA LUTHER, Plaintiff, vc JOHN JOHNSON; ELIZABETH E. NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 3343 — : : In the Matter of the Estate of. Charles B. Caldwell, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bythe undersigned MARGARET A. CALDWELL, executor of the estate of Charles B. Caldwell, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav— ing claims against the said decedent TARR; also, all other persons un-! tate, lien or interest in the property described in the complaint} adverse te plaintiff's ownership ,or; any cloud upon plaintiff's thereto, Defendants. Action to determine adverse claims to and clouds upon title to nia in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Nevada. NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Grass Valley, California. : THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: d JOHN JOHNSTON; BLIZABETH BE. TARR; also, all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership,. or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY directed to appear, and answer to the complaint jin an action entitled as above, abling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:15 p. m. and Nevada City 6:35 p. m., daily. Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. . Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco i Plant: South San Francisco = ® Service . RISLEY & JEFFERY 1 . Made-To-Measure Suits, With Extra Pants, Guaranteed, golf clothes,overcoats, flannels, sia . . STATE MINING CELEBRATION MARIPOSA, CALIFORNIA June 20-21, 1931 Sponsored by Gov. Rolph and conducted under auspices of Mariposa Chapter, Mining Association of California. Base Ball Game~Sunday, 3 P. M., June 21 NEVADA CITY vs. MARIPOSA MINERS Rock Drilling Contest~State Championship $50 Prize Gold Panning Contest~State Championship—$50 Prize ‘This will be a regular “OLD MOTHER LODE CELE.BRATION” .with all the trimmings. . Richard Buhlis, Secy. > ~MARIPOSA CALIFORNIA >) ‘brought against you in the Superior i; Court of the State of California in ‘and for the County of Nevada, within ten days. after the service on you of this summons—if served within this 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 she will apply to the court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. The following is a statement of ‘the object of the action: . The object of the action is to determine all and every claim. estate, ,right, title, lien or interest in the ‘property herein described; that the known claiming any right, title, es-; vouchers within six months after the . real: first publication of this notice in the title; and for the county of Nevada, or te real property, brought in the Su-j Margarey A. Caldwell, at the office perior Court of the State of Califor-jof Oscar to file themwith the necessary . office of the Clerk of the Supertor Court of the tSate of California, im exhibit them, with’ the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publicatign of this notice te E. Winburn, City Hall Building, Grass Valley, California, the same being her place of business — in all matters connected with the . estate of said Charles B. Caldwell, deceased. Dated May 18, 1931. : MARGARET A. CALDWELL, Executor of the Estate of Charles B. Caldwell, deceased. _ OSCAR E. WINBURN,Attorney for Executer. © First publication May 22, 1931. Last publication June 12, 1931. peas DON’T DUCK. Meet your friends with neatly cleaned clothes. Ss: Did you ever see an old friend coming dowy the street in the distance, : and realizing that your clothes were {plaintiff is now, and has been, by ij herself and her predecessors in in‘terest, the owner of and in the actual, exclusive and adverse possession of the property hereinafter deseribed continuously for the period of more than twenty years immediately preceding the filing of the complaint in this action, claiming to own the same in fee against the 4, . Dress -suits, business suits, D * (oae whole world; and that plaintiff has, caps, sweaters, mutflers, ties, +930. ‘SeAO] SF Our werk adds dollars to your savings and weeks to the wear of your clothes. AT LAKE VERA CAMPS _ Over three hundred young girls are enjoying a summer outing at Lake Vera four miles from here. The lake rings with laughter of young voices from early morning ‘until taps in the evening. Nw “Where Quality and :}. 216 W. Main St. Phone 264 { Geass Valley, Calif. a \ [ . WE CALL FOR AND DBLIVER . “ssuemee"™" . PeculiarABOUT OUR SERVICE @ur patrons have found that it ie “different” from, others; it is more . filing of complaint aforesaid: __personal, more sympathetic. »And!the claims or claim of said defen-{ — rout ‘hat is what you want when by herself and by her predecessors in interest, paid all taxes of every kind and nature whatever, levied or assessed against said real property during the period of five years con. tinuously immediately preceding the that dants is without right, and that they have not, nor has any, or either of have trouble in the family such a8 them, any right, title, estate, lien Quality a HOLMES FUNERAL HOME . !ii"es sca teal situate in the City ef Grass % death and its attendant misfortunes or interest in said real p r MODERN AMBULANCH SERVICB }#®Y Part or portion the The land and property oted by not neatly cleaned and pressed, turned a corner te keep from meeting him? . “ : Our cleaning prices are so inoderate that such a thing need never happen. Send your clothes often to the. ‘ ' ED BURTNER, Proprietor. Phone 375 W 111 West Main Will call Monday and Thursday noons at your home and deliver the next trip over. We will ere your phone charges. SCAR &. WINBURN