June 18, 1928 (6 pages)

Sn ee en's MONDAY, JUNE “THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Your Home Town Newspaper DNDAY, JUNE 18, 192" WATER ASSOCIATION HAS WELL ATTENDED MUET FRENCH CORRAL, June 9 (Speoial to The Nugget.)—Well,. Miss June has certainly introduced herself quite warmly. On every side we could hear “Gee, but it’s hot!” For the past two days however a coolness has settled upon ts for which we are glad. « Man yautos pass tnese days with enmoers off for their vacation. french Corral has seen several visitors the past week. J Caties of Berkeley wes a guest ~at J. W. Culver’s hotel Friday and Saturday. Mr:>~Celtier-operated the Boss mine near Sweetland several veera ago and he and his family re sided in the town of Swetiand at that time . W RB. Moulton made a trip to Matysville Saturday. He was acompanded by Dr. A. J.Powell who. is returning to his home in Oakland after spending séveral months in tnis placefl Dr. Powell expects to return in September. The ties of echiltheoed and boyhood bind the doctor to the . GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Iron, Mercury, metal.’ Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing and submitting methods for commercial treatment of complex bres. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Floai-tion, Cvyanidation or any metallursical process. Mine Exsminations: and Reports Mill Examinations and_ Testing. Licensed CreBuyer 129 CH RCH ST. GRASS VALLEY f CALIF. Raergeaeabedergebedegetetetetettetedeiebleteiitet Tin or any; dear old Ridge and he says there is . no better place on earth. : J. W. Gulver and daughter Mrs. Earl Chatty and her little son Jack visited in Grass Valley Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osgood of; Bangor were weekend visitors with . her aunt, Mrs. W. BE. Moulton of this . place. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day of Oakland are spending their vacation with the family of W. E. Moulton. Mr. . Day has for years been an employe . in the U. 8. Mint at San Francisco. ! He and his wife think we have a wonderful climate here and are enjoying every minute of théir stzvy. Mrs. A. Browning and Mrs. De Prati made a trip to Nevada City on) Saturday. M. Denike of San Juan transacted . busines sin French Corral Sunday. . The S. J. R. W. A. held. their res: . ular meeting. Sunday afternoon. The meeting was well attended and much . busines was transacted. Through our onw hard efforts, we are hopeful of water for part of the summer at least, Our chairman Mr. Sam. MecCullough reported trat add returns were inot yet in but that he was satisfied . that over hundred dollars woul! be turned into our treasury as a ress of the double dance at North San Tuan Mov ?9th. Much: credit is dve Mr. McCullough and his splendid band of helpers for the fine manner in which they planned and handled the affair. Many people . from French Corral ening day of the Kneebone Resort at Bridgeport. All reported having a fine time. . < Mrs. G. Mereedes and daughters Mrsfl. Eckhardt and Miss Emma Call of Fort Ross, Sonoma County, who are on their annual trip to Yosemite. dropped in at French Corral to ¢all on.their friends, Mr. and Mrs. De Prati. Mrs. De Prati gave us a very . interesting acocunt of these people . which we will.add to our items. ; Mrs. Mercedes who was tie widow . of the late George Call, owner of a llarge estate at Fort Ross where the old Russian fort isl ocated. Severa! . years.ago she and her family presen/ ted the old fort to our State of Cal'#fornia. The state has at great: ex pense repaired the old fort and hatried to prserve every piece of lum ‘her thereon. even to patching the . shingles with two or three pieces s¢ that it mieht be said truthfully tha’ all the old: lumber was preserved Every. year on the 4th of July the geteoleeesetetetotetoteteidedede fete tage totes SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling ° Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment’s notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley SP teehoteded Qedelotteetitot tetete tte tatestetefedieitertetease deateleate stestesteteleatestesfedieteiog teal — EN x : : a es hundreds of men a those of the staff who are of the bank as a whole ”’ executives and employee That the majority of thet proof positive of their fai . When you accept our s! y P le at et lth The attitude of this bank towards the working for its advancement has been clearly stated ina recent rad:o address by W.F. Duily, senior vice-president, “This is a very human organization and we seek to develop our men. We wish to bring out in each individual the best that 1s in him for his own good and for the good of the institution and we want every man connected with it to feel that he can legitimately aspire to the highest places We believe that each employee at a branch of the preyee é United Security Bank & Trust Company, wherever situated, is as much a part of the institution as are or San Francisco Each employee of a bank, in the discharge of his duties, helps to make the character The,strength of this institution lies in the directors, with us, you will know why this instutution serves its customers so well. Ser Cen~ 2 di O nd women who are stationed at Les Angeles s who are working for it. ‘are also stockholders is th in this bank ncere invitation to bank UNITED URITY BANK te Grass Valley and Nevada City: Branches throughout California 4 “with her sister Frances. and along the Ridge attended the op-} 7. hg . . Calif., on Sept. 4, } te, lien or interest in the real profemous Russian choir of San Franciseo hold services in the old chanel. The coast highway now passes iar and aundreds of autos pass every day An ineident will show the hospitable: character of these people. When the Pomona went_onto the rocks and was wrecked ne’ this’ point, Mrs. Call cared for between ninety and a hundred of the passengers for several days. When the captain asked what was their indebtedness, she replied that.no money was wanted but she would be pleased to, accept the avsh bearing the name of the versel, Po mona, in letters of blue and gold. This was gladly done and hes been placed over the gateway at the entrance to the Call estate, where their beautiful garden is situated. Sargent Huson made 2 business trip to French Corral Tuesday in the interest of Calanan and Richards. H. L. Bassett of Daly City visited W. -E. Moulten Wednesday. Mrs. H. F. Clymo and son Farole and Frank’of Penicia are the guest of Mrs. W. EB. Moulton of this place Mrs. Clymo and Mrs. Moution are twin sisters and French Corral has always been their old home piace Mrs. and Mis. 1°. S. Wood and little son Carl were Thursday. visitors Miss Louis Moulton-has gone te Grass Valley to spend a few wees: The Rirehville and French: Gorral . Water Users held a meeting at; French Corral Thursday night to arranee a plan o fdistribution of irrisation water for the 1928 season. Mrs: Gatherine Rrophy who passed away at Grass Valley this past week was a. pioneer of the San Juan Ridge and.most.of her life was spent here nSe was beloved and resnected by 111 She was the widow of the late Saul Bell, a cattleman who owned a large range near Cherokee and Wake. City. The many friends of the late Thomas Hogan Jament his early demise spd his family have the deepest sym nathy of all. Mrs. J. L. Odgers .who formerly ‘ived in this community: was the yrize cake baker at the contest conducted by the Sacramento Bee reently. Judge and. Mrs. Tuttle went to Auburn ‘Taursday evening ind the Judge delivered the address :t the graduation exercises of the Placer Union High School. Rev. H. H. Buckner -has gone to ttend the Summer. Institute at the Pacifie School of Religion connected with the University of California. Rev. John Tefler will have charge af the local work in Rey. Buckner’s absence, ye . Raglan Mrs. Charles Phelan and daughter, Cassie, of Chico attended the graduating exercises of the local high school and = xre now yisiting with Mrs. Rundy and family. : Complaint is made that old fash toned political enthusiasm has gone. but the politicians were allowed to spend money in those days. : LEGAL NOUICES The California Debris Commission will hold-a publie-hearing at 11:46 A. M.June 19, 1928, in Room. 728 Wells Fargo Build San Francisco, C*lifornia, to receive pretests agninst granting the application of Montrese and Development Com; to. mine-by-the hyditaulie proces Riverside Placer: Claim. loeajyed S. P22 0 Na Ro bb and 8 T10 Neo. Ut eM. De ke ME, draining into Jim. Crow Canyon thence into North Fork of eke Yuba River,.and to impound tailings he hind the Bwlards Bar dar of the Yuba River Power Company, 30 miles below the mine. ; First Publieation-—June 4, 1928 Dates of Publiention——June 4, 11 185-1928, Mining fa) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERTOR U. S. Land Office Sacramento Calif. June 1, 1928, given that Rachof Grass. Valley. 1924, made Homesterd entry. No. 015001, for Lot 14, hot 13;-N 4 Lot-12,-W Lot 4+, Section 6. Township 15-N., Range 8-E., M. D. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Prcof, .to establish claim to the land above dJeseribed, before Clerk. . Superior Court. at Nevada City, Calif., on the 16th day of July, 1928. Claimant names as witnesses: NOTICE is hereby el Mae White opATER OW Set a apnneed oer LEGAL NOTICE TO A. R. WADSWORTH, fRANCIS STEVENS, JANE STEVENS, his! wife, and also all other persons un. known, claiming any right, ttle, estate, lien or interest in. the real property described in the complaint sdverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff’s title there-, to, Defendants: You are hereby directed to appear. and answer the complaint in an action. entitled as above, brought agsinst you in the Superior Court of the Stete of California, in and for ‘he. County of Nevada, within ten (10) days after service on you of ‘his Summons-—if served within this County; or within thirty (4U) days if sérved ‘elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unles you appear and answer as absve required, the said plaintitt will take judgment, for any money or “Yamuares demanded in the. comlaint, as arising upon contract, or bea will apply to the Court for any sther relief demanded in the ‘ccmlaint. The object of the action is to de“erinine all and every claim, estites. jeht, tie, lien or interest in the . cal property hereinafter described, . adverse to plaintiff’s ownership, or. any cloud upon plaintiff’s title, thereto; to ebtain a judsment of . this Court adjudging and decreeing ! that plaintiff is now, and. has, by! kimeelf and his: predecessors in in-} terest been, in-the actuel, exclu-. ive and adverse possession of snid . real property continueuslyfor the: reriod—ef tvrenty (20) years-immed, tately prior to the filing of the com-. nlaint in this action, claiming to own the same in fee against the} svhole world; and that plaintiff has) naid all taxes of every kind levied or assessed against said real propduring the period of five (5)! next preceding the filing of the complaint aforesaid; that plain-; “ff is the owner and entitled to the sassession of said real property, and! that ell claims of said defendants thereto are without right, and that they have not, nor has any, or either f them, any right, title, estate or interest in said real property, or ny portion thereof. The real properly affected by this setion end hereinbefore referred to ig described as follows: All that certain real property situate, lving and being in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, and particularly described as follows: Lot Number Seven (7) of Block Number Twenty-five (25) of the Gity of Nevada, as said lot end ere designated upon the . wit: ' bears. North ‘in Center thence North bloek offecial map of said City of Nevada made by, H. S. Bradley in the year 1869. : Niven. under my hand. and the: Yoal of said Superior Court of the ‘tate of California, in and. for the, ‘ounty of Nevada, this 22d day of} farch,. 1928. : GEORGE COUGHLAN, Clerk. By R. N. McCORMACK, SEAL) Denuty Clerk. . First Publiestion—-April 20, 1928) Datos of Publication-~April 90; Way 7) 14 OF Oe: sine 4). 1,15, Bs July 2, 9, 1925. The Nugget Is quarter of Section fifteen (15) and} Lots one (1) and two (2) and five (5) -of the Southwest quarter of; Section eleven (11), Township. fifteen (15) North, Range eight (8) East, M. D. M. Also. all water rights . connected with said property taking ‘water from Wolf Creek and conveying same to the said property. Also all other property inciuding all mining ground, lands and claims, . including machinery, tools, fixtures and appurtenances, Owned by the said party of the first part, or in which it may have any right, title or in-. terest and including «all property . purchased or under. contract. of. purchase from George Campbell, or . others, and Virst: The Slate Ledge Quartz} Mine, designated on the official plats . of the United States as Lot. No. 39 . in Seetion Ten, Township Fifteen North, Range Eight East, M. D. M.,. fully described. in. the United States ; Patent issued to the Slate Ledge, Mining Company on May 6, 1873,! reeorded in Book One of Patents, nave 23, records of Nevada County, California, which is especially referred to and meade a part hereof for a particular deseription of said premises. Excepting therefrom that portion of said Jand. conveyed to Joseph Weisbein and Jacob Weisbein by deed: dated July 25th, 1910. Seeond: That certain portion of the northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section Fifteen, Township. 15. North, Range Fight East, M: D. M., “destribed* as fottows, ‘to-+ Commencing at a wire nail in, a nine. ineh leanine spruce. tree on . said hill south of Wolf Creek, near. . ly opposite” grantors mill, thence S. . SLA Sea Wi oC mae, Var. baer He) oat, 183 feet cross ditch at 280 feet center of road 980 feet by sonth. West corner on south bank of Wolf . Creek an iron pipe from which a ten ‘bears North 46° feet distant-and an alder 1216° “West . 3.2 feet distant; thence North 2° West. (at 45 center of Wolf Creck about 30 feet Westerly from the mouth of Poormans Ravine 200 feet center of road) 291.7 feet to the Northwest corner an iron wedge driven in rock of Poorman’s Ravine; 64° 05" Bast: (at 175 cross old road 750 feet opposite Northeast corner of mill 875 feet center of Woif Creek): 980 feet to the northeast corner an iron pipe! on hillside, from which an 18 inch black oak bears South 29° West 25.5 feet; thenee South 2° East ( at 166 feet cross tunnel) 291.7 feet to: place of beginning, containing six, acres. inch maple tree Hast cto fedt Third: -Also the following descri. . bed parcel of land situated in Nev-! ada County, State of California, and : more particularly described as fol. lows to-wit: . Commencing at a leaning spruce’ tree, 8” in. diameter at the. southeast corner of the N. Y. G. V.! mill site on Section 15, Township 15 . North; Range 8 East, M. D. M. Nevada County, California; thence 790: feet in a westerly direction to aj ‘stake on the south line of said mill: site: thenee scuth easterly 245 feet: j toa stake at corner of fence on Wa+ ter ditch running south and bearing . southerly from a black oak tree, 8” NOTICE OF COMMISSIONED: SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON . TORECLOSURE OF RORTGAGE N-THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE . CALIFORNIA, IN AND COUNTY OF AR MIT ORS TEE A> R, ARCHIBALD, WILLIAM Vii ANDERSON, GEORGE SHIRKEY, . . PD STOUTDR, GRACE-D: ARCH‘RATD: JOSEPH: DU ARCHIBALD:) ind. R.:F. D. LEMON,: as toinge business under the name of the NEW ENGLAND CONSOLIDATED MINES, Plaintiffs vs WESTERN MINES CONSOLIDATwD, INC., a corporation, Defendant. Trustees Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure and ‘ale, issued out of the Superior Court “f the State of California, in and “or the County of: Nevada, on tho 21st day of May, 1928, in the above entitled action, wherein the above named plaintiffs obtained judgment ond decree on the 4th day of May, 1928, which said judgment and de‘ree was on the 4th day of May, 1928, centered and recorded in Judgment Rook 7, at Page 418 et Sed., (to-which judement and. decree reference is hereby made), I am commanded to sell at publie auction al! Charles F. Foleck, Filmore Folek, J. H. Kramer, and Adolph Delnijaine, . all of Grass Vailey, Calif. FJOTN--G6--ING,-Register. : First Publication June 4, 1923. . Dates of Publication, June 4, 11, 18, 25, July.2, 1928. SUMMONS No. 5618 IN THE AND ADA. GEORGE W. COOPER, Plaintill A. R. WADSWORTH, FRANCIS STEVENS, JANE STEVENS, his vife, ahd also all otber persons un ‘known, claiming any right, title, esTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN FOR THE-COUNTY OF NEVperty describet-in-thre-eometsiet—ad— verse to plaintiff's ownership, or sny ‘lgud. upon plaintiff’s tithe thcreto. Defendants. : i ‘Action brought in the Superior Court of tthe State of California. “in ind for the Conntv of Nev and ike complaint filed in the off'ee of the Clerk of said County of Nevada, NILON & NILON, La OD RNa RANEY sp + = Oe int AB og 3d al in O-wnership ~with the FrenchAmentcan Corporation, San Frenvitco ace Plaintiffs" LS TSE Te THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING _ Attorneys for ate dd Fa eal “eseribed. in the following described premises, sit uate, lying and being in the County if Nevada; State of California, and -deseribed as follows, to-wit: Ail those certazn mining claims and pronerties situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada. State of Galifornta,-and bounded and particulatiy described as follows, to-wit: . . . The Norambague Quartz Mine, patented, being designated as —L.ot! Worty-one (41) of Sections eleven (11) Fourteen (14) and Fifteen . (15). Township VWifteen (15) North, . Range eight (8) Iast, M. D. M., said . ‘ard heing more particularly deseri. hed in tha patent thereto recordcd in Book 45 of Deeds, page 379 et . san., Nevada ~County~ Records, to . which reference is hereby made. . Also the Noraimbague No. 2 Quartz . Lode Mining Claim, patented, desisnated by the Surveyor General Lot No. ninety-nine (99), embric-, iva a portion of Sceetion eleven tit} ‘Township fifteen (15) North, Range eight (8) Hatt; M. D. M., said land . -eing more particularly deseribed in. ‘he petent theretofore recorded inj Rook 2 of Patents. page 404 et se4., Nevida County Records, to which: vefavenee is hereby made, except part deed from Wil-} liam Campbell to J. B. MeIntosh et! al, which deed is recorded in Book! 106 of Dends, page 283 et seq., Nev nda County Records. Also Lot Une (1) of the Northeast as . ‘id diameter, . known j-ani¢e jand one-fifths (2.1-5) i the marked B. dhe 8 feet; thence 790 feet northeasterly to ptace of beginning. Said piece-or parcel of land is and designated as the ‘‘Cy Plant Traet’’? and contains two acres, Revertne however, from the operation of ‘this-indenture, the right to maintain anid ae existing ditches ‘reund said premises. Fourth: neral and roads All the minerals ond mibearing ore and material lybeneath the. surface. of: the southwest quaiter of the scutheast auerter of and southeast quarter of southwest quarter of. Section Ten, the northwest quarter the of . northeast quarter and the northwest querter-and the north half of the southwest cuarter. of Section fifteen and the east half of Section sixteen, all in Township fifteen north, range eight east, M. D. M, save and except any and all placer deposits thereon, with the right to enter upon any portion of the unoccupied or uncultiveted portion of said lands and prospect, mine and develop the same and remove ores, minerals and preciecus metals and ore bearing materjals therefrom. Also the right to ocenpy and use any portion of the cultivated lands, save such as_ will interfere with the safe and comforteble enjoyment of the dwellings, barns, corrals and outbuildings on said premises. when necessary end; requisite in mining said preraises; poste designating the land wanted. ‘ . 1 Fifth: All rights which the party-. of the first part may own, have or nosse3s, or which said ‘‘Prudential Gold Mining Co” may have, own or pessess, in and to the use of the waters of Wolf Creek. on or across! or adjsecent to any of the property hereinbefore described. Also all other property, inelucing elt mining: grounds, lands and claims, including machinery, tools, fixtures and appurtenances. owned by the party of the first, part or in which it may have ary right, title or interest and all property hereafter acnuired, a partial list of said personal property is. hereto annexed, marked Schedule A-and hereby made a part hereof. Sixth: Central Consolidated Quartz Lode Mining Claim, patented, designated by the surveyor Gas’ neral us Lot Number Wighty-eight ' (88), embracing: a portion of Section Twenfy-eight. (28) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9) Hest, Mount. Diablo Meridian, in: the Greenhorn Mining District and more particularly described in the patent thereto dated March 11, 1892, and} recorded on June £7, 1892, in Book! 8 of Patents at page 123, records of, Nevada. County, California, and found in the Recorder's Offices of s2id County, to which patent and reeord reference is hereby specifi-. eally made for a more particular} description thereof. Seventh: All of that certain June 4.11, 18, 1928, _line six -hundred . (667). feet to a stake marked Corner North , and LEGAL NOTICE ground piece or parcel of mining ‘situate in Section Twenty-one (21) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range . Nine (9) Hast, Mount Diablo Meridian in Greenhorn Mining District, Nevada County California, described as follows: Commencing at stake Number One (1) on the section line between Sections Tweniy-one and Twenty-eight, five hundred and thirty one (531) feet westerly from the quarter section corner between said sections; thence easterly along said Section and = sixty-seven No. 2; thence North twenty-six (26) degrees thirty-five minutes (35’) West sixteen hundred and forty-five (16459 feet to a stake marked Corner No. 3: thence South sixty-three Aezrees twenty-five minutes (63° 25') West six hundred (600) feet to‘ a stake marked Corner No. 4; thence South 26° 35’ East thirteen hundred and fifty-five (1355) feet to place of beginning, magnetic varjotion 18° 20° Bast and containing twenty: and~ sixty-six hundredths acres more or less. Also the right to follow down on their dips and angles under the adjoinine grggnd hereto all veins and lodes of ‘tz, bearing gold or sil ver, the apex of which drop out o underlie the ground herein describ ed, and to mina the same. Also the right of or aaueduect through and over the land of W. H. Jennings from tlre raservoir of the South Yuba Water Company to the mining ground. abOve described, said ditch not to have a ereater capacity than that of flow: ine two hundred inches of water miners measure. the said right of way being identical with that conveved by W.-H. Jennings to George D. Mct.ean and by. said George D. Metlean, through mesne conveyances, said conveyanees being subject to certain reservations contained in said deeds above referred to. Said parcel No. 2 or Second being the seme prererty deseribed in a deed from said George D. MeLean to the vantor of the Central Consolidated Mining Company. a cerporation, dated December 29 1896. and recorded on January 25th. 1897, in Book QR of Deeds at page 231, records of Nevada County, California, to be found in the Recorder’s office of yay for a ditc’® ‘said County and. to which deed and record reference is hereby specifically made. Highth: All and singular the minerals, ores, mineral bearing gravel, rock and earth lying and being within all that portion of the Southweet anarter of Section fifteen, Township Sixteen North, Range Nine East. M. D. M. lying westerly and northerly of the Banner Hill Road. All of the South’ East Quarter of Section, Sixteen (16); the North Half, the East half of the South West cuarter. and the West half of the South east quarter of Section twenty-one. all in the Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9)-—Eastaforesaid: also that portion of the West quarter of Section eight. Township Sixteen North, Range Nine East. M. D. M. known as the MeDonsld purchase, and dated February 8, 1909. Nineth: All and singular the Assisi Quartz Tode Mining Claim, designated on the United States Official Plats and Surveys as Lot No: BKigehty-nine (89) in Section Twentyeieht (28) Township Sixteen (16) Nerth, Ranee Nine (9) Hast, Mount Diahlo Rase and Meridian, as described in’the United. States Patent therefor, issued to S. B. Fowler, and which is of reeord in the office of. the Country Recorder. of Nevada Cevnty, California, which is express-ly referred to and made a part hereof for a mere particular description # on said premises; also, the Dailey Onartz Mine. situnte in Section Twentv-eieht (28) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9) East, M.D. BaM. 7 The North Hast quarter of the North East Quarter and Lots One and Two of Section Twentyeight (28) in Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9) East, Mount Diable Base and Meridian. “Twenty enth: Bleventh: Lots Three and Four of Section Twenty-eight (28) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine. (9) East, Mount Diablo Bagg and Meridian, eccntaining forty six and fifty-one-hundredths (46.50) acres, Twelfth: Quartz Mining Claim designated: as Lot 56 in Section Sixteen (16). Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9) East, Mount Niablo Rase and Meridian, contain‘ing. 20 91-100 acres. Thirteenth: Forty-five (45) acres of land in South half of. the South West quarter of Section Sixteen (16), Township Sixteen (16) North. Range Nine (9) East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian in which is included the Quartz Mining Claini known-as-t+he-South Extension of th@r: Banner Quartz Mine. Together with all and singular the tenoments, hereditaments and api purtenances thereunto belonging, and he rents, issues and profits thereof. Public notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 25th day of June, 1928, at 10.\o’clock. A.M. of that day, at the front door of the Courthouse of said County of Nevada, in . the City of Nevada, in said County State, I will, in obedience to sald order of sale: and decree of foreclosure and.sale, sell the abot described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgement with interest and costs and expenses of sale, to the hichest bidder and best bidder for eosh in Jawful money of the United States. Dated, May 28th, 1928. A. W. HOGE, Commissioner appointed by said Superior Court. W. E. WRIGHT, Attorney for Plaintiffs. First Publieation—May 28, 1928. Detes of Publication—May 28,

Sn ee en's MONDAY, JUNE “THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Your Home Town Newspaper DNDAY, JUNE 18, 192" WATER ASSOCIATION HAS WELL ATTENDED MUET FRENCH CORRAL, June 9 (Speoial to The Nugget.)—Well,. Miss June has certainly introduced herself quite warmly. On every side we could hear “Gee, but it’s hot!” For the past two days however a coolness has settled upon ts for which we are glad. « Man yautos pass tnese days with enmoers off for their vacation. french Corral has seen several visitors the past week. J Caties of Berkeley wes a guest ~at J. W. Culver’s hotel Friday and Saturday. Mr:>~Celtier-operated the Boss mine near Sweetland several veera ago and he and his family re sided in the town of Swetiand at that time . W RB. Moulton made a trip to Matysville Saturday. He was acompanded by Dr. A. J.Powell who. is returning to his home in Oakland after spending séveral months in tnis placefl Dr. Powell expects to return in September. The ties of echiltheoed and boyhood bind the doctor to the . GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Iron, Mercury, metal.’ Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing and submitting methods for commercial treatment of complex bres. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentration, Floai-tion, Cvyanidation or any metallursical process. Mine Exsminations: and Reports Mill Examinations and_ Testing. Licensed CreBuyer 129 CH RCH ST. GRASS VALLEY f CALIF. Raergeaeabedergebedegetetetetettetedeiebleteiitet Tin or any; dear old Ridge and he says there is . no better place on earth. : J. W. Gulver and daughter Mrs. Earl Chatty and her little son Jack visited in Grass Valley Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osgood of; Bangor were weekend visitors with . her aunt, Mrs. W. BE. Moulton of this . place. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day of Oakland are spending their vacation with the family of W. E. Moulton. Mr. . Day has for years been an employe . in the U. 8. Mint at San Francisco. ! He and his wife think we have a wonderful climate here and are enjoying every minute of théir stzvy. Mrs. A. Browning and Mrs. De Prati made a trip to Nevada City on) Saturday. M. Denike of San Juan transacted . busines sin French Corral Sunday. . The S. J. R. W. A. held. their res: . ular meeting. Sunday afternoon. The meeting was well attended and much . busines was transacted. Through our onw hard efforts, we are hopeful of water for part of the summer at least, Our chairman Mr. Sam. MecCullough reported trat add returns were inot yet in but that he was satisfied . that over hundred dollars woul! be turned into our treasury as a ress of the double dance at North San Tuan Mov ?9th. Much: credit is dve Mr. McCullough and his splendid band of helpers for the fine manner in which they planned and handled the affair. Many people . from French Corral ening day of the Kneebone Resort at Bridgeport. All reported having a fine time. . < Mrs. G. Mereedes and daughters Mrsfl. Eckhardt and Miss Emma Call of Fort Ross, Sonoma County, who are on their annual trip to Yosemite. dropped in at French Corral to ¢all on.their friends, Mr. and Mrs. De Prati. Mrs. De Prati gave us a very . interesting acocunt of these people . which we will.add to our items. ; Mrs. Mercedes who was tie widow . of the late George Call, owner of a llarge estate at Fort Ross where the old Russian fort isl ocated. Severa! . years.ago she and her family presen/ ted the old fort to our State of Cal'#fornia. The state has at great: ex pense repaired the old fort and hatried to prserve every piece of lum ‘her thereon. even to patching the . shingles with two or three pieces s¢ that it mieht be said truthfully tha’ all the old: lumber was preserved Every. year on the 4th of July the geteoleeesetetetotetoteteidedede fete tage totes SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Nothing better for remodeling ° Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment’s notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley SP teehoteded Qedelotteetitot tetete tte tatestetefedieitertetease deateleate stestesteteleatestesfedieteiog teal — EN x : : a es hundreds of men a those of the staff who are of the bank as a whole ”’ executives and employee That the majority of thet proof positive of their fai . When you accept our s! y P le at et lth The attitude of this bank towards the working for its advancement has been clearly stated ina recent rad:o address by W.F. Duily, senior vice-president, “This is a very human organization and we seek to develop our men. We wish to bring out in each individual the best that 1s in him for his own good and for the good of the institution and we want every man connected with it to feel that he can legitimately aspire to the highest places We believe that each employee at a branch of the preyee é United Security Bank & Trust Company, wherever situated, is as much a part of the institution as are or San Francisco Each employee of a bank, in the discharge of his duties, helps to make the character The,strength of this institution lies in the directors, with us, you will know why this instutution serves its customers so well. Ser Cen~ 2 di O nd women who are stationed at Les Angeles s who are working for it. ‘are also stockholders is th in this bank ncere invitation to bank UNITED URITY BANK te Grass Valley and Nevada City: Branches throughout California 4 “with her sister Frances. and along the Ridge attended the op-} 7. hg . . Calif., on Sept. 4, } te, lien or interest in the real profemous Russian choir of San Franciseo hold services in the old chanel. The coast highway now passes iar and aundreds of autos pass every day An ineident will show the hospitable: character of these people. When the Pomona went_onto the rocks and was wrecked ne’ this’ point, Mrs. Call cared for between ninety and a hundred of the passengers for several days. When the captain asked what was their indebtedness, she replied that.no money was wanted but she would be pleased to, accept the avsh bearing the name of the versel, Po mona, in letters of blue and gold. This was gladly done and hes been placed over the gateway at the entrance to the Call estate, where their beautiful garden is situated. Sargent Huson made 2 business trip to French Corral Tuesday in the interest of Calanan and Richards. H. L. Bassett of Daly City visited W. -E. Moulten Wednesday. Mrs. H. F. Clymo and son Farole and Frank’of Penicia are the guest of Mrs. W. EB. Moulton of this place Mrs. Clymo and Mrs. Moution are twin sisters and French Corral has always been their old home piace Mrs. and Mis. 1°. S. Wood and little son Carl were Thursday. visitors Miss Louis Moulton-has gone te Grass Valley to spend a few wees: The Rirehville and French: Gorral . Water Users held a meeting at; French Corral Thursday night to arranee a plan o fdistribution of irrisation water for the 1928 season. Mrs: Gatherine Rrophy who passed away at Grass Valley this past week was a. pioneer of the San Juan Ridge and.most.of her life was spent here nSe was beloved and resnected by 111 She was the widow of the late Saul Bell, a cattleman who owned a large range near Cherokee and Wake. City. The many friends of the late Thomas Hogan Jament his early demise spd his family have the deepest sym nathy of all. Mrs. J. L. Odgers .who formerly ‘ived in this community: was the yrize cake baker at the contest conducted by the Sacramento Bee reently. Judge and. Mrs. Tuttle went to Auburn ‘Taursday evening ind the Judge delivered the address :t the graduation exercises of the Placer Union High School. Rev. H. H. Buckner -has gone to ttend the Summer. Institute at the Pacifie School of Religion connected with the University of California. Rev. John Tefler will have charge af the local work in Rey. Buckner’s absence, ye . Raglan Mrs. Charles Phelan and daughter, Cassie, of Chico attended the graduating exercises of the local high school and = xre now yisiting with Mrs. Rundy and family. : Complaint is made that old fash toned political enthusiasm has gone. but the politicians were allowed to spend money in those days. : LEGAL NOUICES The California Debris Commission will hold-a publie-hearing at 11:46 A. M.June 19, 1928, in Room. 728 Wells Fargo Build San Francisco, C*lifornia, to receive pretests agninst granting the application of Montrese and Development Com; to. mine-by-the hyditaulie proces Riverside Placer: Claim. loeajyed S. P22 0 Na Ro bb and 8 T10 Neo. Ut eM. De ke ME, draining into Jim.. Crow Canyon thence into North Fork of eke Yuba River,.and to impound tailings he hind the Bwlards Bar dar of the Yuba River Power Company, 30 miles below the mine. ; First Publieation-—June 4, 1928 Dates of Publiention——June 4, 11 185-1928, Mining fa) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERTOR U. S. Land Office Sacramento Calif. June 1, 1928, given that Rachof Grass. Valley. 1924, made Homesterd entry. No. 015001, for Lot 14, hot 13;-N 4 Lot-12,-W Lot 4+, Section 6. Township 15-N., Range 8-E., M. D. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Prcof, .to establish claim to the land above dJeseribed, before Clerk. . Superior Court. at Nevada City, Calif., on the 16th day of July, 1928. Claimant names as witnesses: NOTICE is hereby el Mae White opATER OW Set a apnneed oer LEGAL NOTICE TO A. R. WADSWORTH, fRANCIS STEVENS, JANE STEVENS, his! wife, and also all other persons un. known, claiming any right, ttle, estate, lien or interest in. the real property described in the complaint sdverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff’s title there-, to, Defendants: You are hereby directed to appear. and answer the complaint in an action. entitled as above, brought agsinst you in the Superior Court of the Stete of California, in and for ‘he. County of Nevada, within ten (10) days after service on you of ‘his Summons-—if served within this County; or within thirty (4U) days if sérved ‘elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unles you appear and answer as absve required, the said plaintitt will take judgment, for any money or “Yamuares demanded in the. comlaint, as arising upon contract, or bea will apply to the Court for any sther relief demanded in the ‘ccmlaint. The object of the action is to de“erinine all and every claim, estites. jeht, tie, lien or interest in the . cal property hereinafter described, . adverse to plaintiff’s ownership, or. any cloud upon plaintiff’s title, thereto; to ebtain a judsment of . this Court adjudging and decreeing ! that plaintiff is now, and. has, by! kimeelf and his: predecessors in in-} terest been, in-the actuel, exclu-. ive and adverse possession of snid . real property continueuslyfor the: reriod—ef tvrenty (20) years-immed, tately prior to the filing of the com-. nlaint in this action, claiming to own the same in fee against the} svhole world; and that plaintiff has) naid all taxes of every kind levied or assessed against said real propduring the period of five (5)! next preceding the filing of the complaint aforesaid; that plain-; “ff is the owner and entitled to the sassession of said real property, and! that ell claims of said defendants thereto are without right, and that they have not, nor has any, or either f them, any right, title, estate or interest in said real property, or ny portion thereof. The real properly affected by this setion end hereinbefore referred to ig described as follows: All that certain real property situate, lving and being in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, and particularly described as follows: Lot Number Seven (7) of Block Number Twenty-five (25) of the Gity of Nevada, as said lot end ere designated upon the . wit: ' bears. North ‘in Center thence North bloek offecial map of said City of Nevada made by, H. S. Bradley in the year 1869. : Niven. under my hand. and the: Yoal of said Superior Court of the ‘tate of California, in and. for the, ‘ounty of Nevada, this 22d day of} farch,. 1928. : GEORGE COUGHLAN, Clerk. By R. N. McCORMACK, SEAL) Denuty Clerk. . First Publiestion—-April 20, 1928) Datos of Publication-~April 90; Way 7) 14 OF Oe: sine 4). 1,15, Bs July 2, 9, 1925. The Nugget Is quarter of Section fifteen (15) and} Lots one (1) and two (2) and five (5) -of the Southwest quarter of; Section eleven (11), Township. fifteen (15) North, Range eight (8) East, M. D. M. Also. all water rights . connected with said property taking ‘water from Wolf Creek and conveying same to the said property. Also all other property inciuding all mining ground, lands and claims, . including machinery, tools, fixtures and appurtenances, Owned by the said party of the first part, or in which it may have any right, title or in-. terest and including «all property . purchased or under. contract. of. purchase from George Campbell, or . others, and Virst: The Slate Ledge Quartz} Mine, designated on the official plats .

of the United States as Lot. No. 39 . in Seetion Ten, Township Fifteen North, Range Eight East, M. D. M.,. fully described. in. the United States ; Patent issued to the Slate Ledge, Mining Company on May 6, 1873,! reeorded in Book One of Patents, nave 23, records of Nevada County, California, which is especially referred to and meade a part hereof for a particular deseription of said premises. Excepting therefrom that portion of said Jand. conveyed to Joseph Weisbein and Jacob Weisbein by deed: dated July 25th, 1910. Seeond: That certain portion of the northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section Fifteen, Township. 15. North, Range Fight East, M: D. M., “destribed* as fottows, ‘to-+ Commencing at a wire nail in, a nine. ineh leanine spruce. tree on . said hill south of Wolf Creek, near. . ly opposite” grantors mill, thence S. . SLA Sea Wi oC mae, Var. baer He) oat, 183 feet cross ditch at 280 feet center of road 980 feet by sonth. West corner on south bank of Wolf . Creek an iron pipe from which a ten ‘bears North 46° feet distant-and an alder 1216° “West . 3.2 feet distant; thence North 2° West. (at 45 center of Wolf Creck about 30 feet Westerly from the mouth of Poormans Ravine 200 feet center of road) 291.7 feet to the Northwest corner an iron wedge driven in rock of Poorman’s Ravine; 64° 05" Bast: (at 175 cross old road 750 feet opposite Northeast corner of mill 875 feet center of Woif Creek): 980 feet to the northeast corner an iron pipe! on hillside, from which an 18 inch black oak bears South 29° West 25.5 feet; thenee South 2° East ( at 166 feet cross tunnel) 291.7 feet to: place of beginning, containing six, acres. inch maple tree Hast cto fedt Third: -Also the following descri. . bed parcel of land situated in Nev-! ada County, State of California, and : more particularly described as fol. lows to-wit: . Commencing at a leaning spruce’ tree, 8” in. diameter at the. southeast corner of the N. Y. G. V.! mill site on Section 15, Township 15 . North; Range 8 East, M. D. M. Nevada County, California; thence 790: feet in a westerly direction to aj ‘stake on the south line of said mill: site: thenee scuth easterly 245 feet: j toa stake at corner of fence on Wa+ ter ditch running south and bearing . southerly from a black oak tree, 8” NOTICE OF COMMISSIONED: SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON . TORECLOSURE OF RORTGAGE N-THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE . CALIFORNIA, IN AND COUNTY OF AR MIT ORS TEE A> R, ARCHIBALD, WILLIAM Vii ANDERSON, GEORGE SHIRKEY, . . PD STOUTDR, GRACE-D: ARCH‘RATD: JOSEPH: DU ARCHIBALD:) ind. R.:F. D. LEMON,: as toinge business under the name of the NEW ENGLAND CONSOLIDATED MINES, Plaintiffs vs WESTERN MINES CONSOLIDATwD, INC., a corporation, Defendant. Trustees Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure and ‘ale, issued out of the Superior Court “f the State of California, in and “or the County of: Nevada, on tho 21st day of May, 1928, in the above entitled action, wherein the above named plaintiffs obtained judgment ond decree on the 4th day of May, 1928, which said judgment and de‘ree was on the 4th day of May, 1928, centered and recorded in Judgment Rook 7, at Page 418 et Sed., (to-which judement and. decree reference is hereby made), I am commanded to sell at publie auction al! Charles F. Foleck, Filmore Folek, J. H. Kramer, and Adolph Delnijaine, . all of Grass Vailey, Calif. FJOTN--G6--ING,-Register. : First Publication June 4, 1923. . Dates of Publication, June 4, 11, 18, 25, July.2, 1928. SUMMONS No. 5618 IN THE AND ADA. GEORGE W. COOPER, Plaintill A. R. WADSWORTH, FRANCIS STEVENS, JANE STEVENS, his vife, ahd also all otber persons un ‘known, claiming any right, title, esTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN FOR THE-COUNTY OF NEVperty describet-in-thre-eometsiet—ad— verse to plaintiff's ownership, or sny ‘lgud. upon plaintiff’s tithe thcreto. Defendants. : i ‘Action brought in the Superior Court of tthe State of California. “in ind for the Conntv of Nev and ike complaint filed in the off'ee of the Clerk of said County of Nevada, NILON & NILON, La OD RNa RANEY sp + = Oe int AB og 3d al in O-wnership ~with the FrenchAmentcan Corporation, San Frenvitco ace Plaintiffs" LS TSE Te THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING _ Attorneys for ate dd Fa eal “eseribed. in the following described premises, sit uate, lying and being in the County if Nevada; State of California, and -deseribed as follows, to-wit: Ail those certazn mining claims and pronerties situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada. State of Galifornta,-and bounded and particulatiy described as follows, to-wit: . . . The Norambague Quartz Mine, patented, being designated as —L.ot! Worty-one (41) of Sections eleven (11) Fourteen (14) and Fifteen . (15). Township VWifteen (15) North, . Range eight (8) Iast, M. D. M., said . ‘ard heing more particularly deseri. hed in tha patent thereto recordcd in Book 45 of Deeds, page 379 et . san., Nevada ~County~ Records, to . which reference is hereby made. . Also the Noraimbague No. 2 Quartz . Lode Mining Claim, patented, desisnated by the Surveyor General Lot No. ninety-nine (99), embric-, iva a portion of Sceetion eleven tit} ‘Township fifteen (15) North, Range eight (8) Hatt; M. D. M., said land . -eing more particularly deseribed in. ‘he petent theretofore recorded inj Rook 2 of Patents. page 404 et se4., Nevida County Records, to which: vefavenee is hereby made, except part deed from Wil-} liam Campbell to J. B. MeIntosh et! al, which deed is recorded in Book! 106 of Dends, page 283 et seq., Nev nda County Records. Also Lot Une (1) of the Northeast as . ‘id diameter, . known j-ani¢e jand one-fifths (2.1-5) i the marked B. dhe 8 feet; thence 790 feet northeasterly to ptace of beginning. Said piece-or parcel of land is and designated as the ‘‘Cy Plant Traet’’? and contains two acres, Revertne however, from the operation of ‘this-indenture, the right to maintain anid ae existing ditches ‘reund said premises. Fourth: neral and roads All the minerals ond mibearing ore and material lybeneath the. surface. of: the southwest quaiter of the scutheast auerter of and southeast quarter of southwest quarter of. Section Ten, the northwest quarter the of . northeast quarter and the northwest querter-and the north half of the southwest cuarter. of Section fifteen and the east half of Section sixteen, all in Township fifteen north, range eight east, M. D. M, save and except any and all placer deposits thereon, with the right to enter upon any portion of the unoccupied or uncultiveted portion of said lands and prospect, mine and develop the same and remove ores, minerals and preciecus metals and ore bearing materjals therefrom. Also the right to ocenpy and use any portion of the cultivated lands, save such as_ will interfere with the safe and comforteble enjoyment of the dwellings, barns, corrals and outbuildings on said premises. when necessary end; requisite in mining said preraises; poste designating the land wanted. ‘ . 1 Fifth: All rights which the party-. of the first part may own, have or nosse3s, or which said ‘‘Prudential Gold Mining Co” may have, own or pessess, in and to the use of the waters of Wolf Creek. on or across! or adjsecent to any of the property hereinbefore described. Also all other property, inelucing elt mining: grounds, lands and claims, including machinery, tools, fixtures and appurtenances. owned by the party of the first, part or in which it may have ary right, title or interest and all property hereafter acnuired, a partial list of said personal property is. hereto annexed, marked Schedule A-and hereby made a part hereof. Sixth: Central Consolidated Quartz Lode Mining Claim, patented, designated by the surveyor Gas’ neral us Lot Number Wighty-eight ' (88), embracing: a portion of Section Twenfy-eight. (28) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9) Hest, Mount. Diablo Meridian, in: the Greenhorn Mining District and more particularly described in the patent thereto dated March 11, 1892, and} recorded on June £7, 1892, in Book! 8 of Patents at page 123, records of, Nevada. County, California, and found in the Recorder's Offices of s2id County, to which patent and reeord reference is hereby specifi-. eally made for a more particular} description thereof. Seventh: All of that certain June 4.11, 18, 1928, _line six -hundred . (667). feet to a stake marked Corner North , and LEGAL NOTICE ground piece or parcel of mining ‘situate in Section Twenty-one (21) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range . Nine (9) Hast, Mount Diablo Meridian in Greenhorn Mining District, Nevada County California, described as follows: Commencing at stake Number One (1) on the section line between Sections Tweniy-one and Twenty-eight, five hundred and thirty one (531) feet westerly from the quarter section corner between said sections; thence easterly along said Section and = sixty-seven No. 2; thence North twenty-six (26) degrees thirty-five minutes (35’) West sixteen hundred and forty-five (16459 feet to a stake marked Corner No. 3: thence South sixty-three Aezrees twenty-five minutes (63° 25') West six hundred (600) feet to‘ a stake marked Corner No. 4; thence South 26° 35’ East thirteen hundred and fifty-five (1355) feet to place of beginning, magnetic varjotion 18° 20° Bast and containing twenty: and~ sixty-six hundredths acres more or less. Also the right to follow down on their dips and angles under the adjoinine grggnd hereto all veins and lodes of ‘tz, bearing gold or sil ver, the apex of which drop out o underlie the ground herein describ ed, and to mina the same. Also the right of or aaueduect through and over the land of W. H. Jennings from tlre raservoir of the South Yuba Water Company to the mining ground. abOve described, said ditch not to have a ereater capacity than that of flow: ine two hundred inches of water miners measure. the said right of way being identical with that conveved by W.-H. Jennings to George D. Mct.ean and by. said George D. Metlean, through mesne conveyances, said conveyanees being subject to certain reservations contained in said deeds above referred to. Said parcel No. 2 or Second being the seme prererty deseribed in a deed from said George D. MeLean to the vantor of the Central Consolidated Mining Company. a cerporation, dated December 29 1896. and recorded on January 25th. 1897, in Book QR of Deeds at page 231, records of Nevada County, California, to be found in the Recorder’s office of yay for a ditc’® ‘said County and. to which deed and record reference is hereby specifically made. Highth: All and singular the minerals, ores, mineral bearing gravel, rock and earth lying and being within all that portion of the Southweet anarter of Section fifteen, Township Sixteen North, Range Nine East. M. D. M. lying westerly and northerly of the Banner Hill Road. All of the South’ East Quarter of Section, Sixteen (16); the North Half, the East half of the South West cuarter. and the West half of the South east quarter of Section twenty-one. all in the Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9)-—Eastaforesaid: also that portion of the West quarter of Section eight. Township Sixteen North, Range Nine East. M. D. M. known as the MeDonsld purchase, and dated February 8, 1909. Nineth: All and singular the Assisi Quartz Tode Mining Claim, designated on the United States Official Plats and Surveys as Lot No: BKigehty-nine (89) in Section Twentyeieht (28) Township Sixteen (16) Nerth, Ranee Nine (9) Hast, Mount Diahlo Rase and Meridian, as described in’the United. States Patent therefor, issued to S. B. Fowler, and which is of reeord in the office of. the Country Recorder. of Nevada Cevnty, California, which is express-ly referred to and made a part hereof for a mere particular description # on said premises; also, the Dailey Onartz Mine. situnte in Section Twentv-eieht (28) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9) East, M.D. BaM. 7 The North Hast quarter of the North East Quarter and Lots One and Two of Section Twentyeight (28) in Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9) East, Mount Diable Base and Meridian. “Twenty enth: Bleventh: Lots Three and Four of Section Twenty-eight (28) Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine. (9) East, Mount Diablo Bagg and Meridian, eccntaining forty six and fifty-one-hundredths (46.50) acres, Twelfth: Quartz Mining Claim designated: as Lot 56 in Section Sixteen (16). Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Nine (9) East, Mount Niablo Rase and Meridian, contain‘ing. 20 91-100 acres. Thirteenth: Forty-five (45) acres of land in South half of. the South West quarter of Section Sixteen (16), Township Sixteen (16) North. Range Nine (9) East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian in which is included the Quartz Mining Claini known-as-t+he-South Extension of th@r: Banner Quartz Mine. Together with all and singular the tenoments, hereditaments and api purtenances thereunto belonging, and he rents, issues and profits thereof. Public notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 25th day of June, 1928, at 10.\o’clock. A.M. of that day, at the front door of the Courthouse of said County of Nevada, in . the City of Nevada, in said County State, I will, in obedience to sald order of sale: and decree of foreclosure and.sale, sell the abot described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgement with interest and costs and expenses of sale, to the hichest bidder and best bidder for eosh in Jawful money of the United States. Dated, May 28th, 1928. A. W. HOGE, Commissioner appointed by said Superior Court. W. E. WRIGHT, Attorney for Plaintiffs. First Publieation—May 28, 1928. Detes of Publication—May 28,