June 18, 1928 (6 pages)

8 _ James Get Your neal Printed Stati jonery_ at The Nugget eee COURT HOUSE RECORDS Deeds Salvino Genevro et ux to Earl E. Cutecher et ux—Lot 2, 10, 11, Block 1; Lots 19, 21, Block 2, °Townsite of Mooney Flat; NE“4NW4j, “ec. 26, TI6N, R6E; portion NE%4NW ‘4 Sec. 35, T1I6N, R6E. Albert E. Hill, adm. to Milack—lIowa Cons. Quartz Mine composing Birchville, lowxz, Commercial, So. Commercial and No. Commercial Mines; Wisconsin, South Wisconsin Union, Independence; Velma. Buckeye and Klondike quartz Mines. Catherine Bropliy te Mary lL. Bar} and 14, Block 1, Citv of Grass Valley. R. A. Paine: Herbert Paine, Henry. H. Peine and Merk J. Paine to Raymond F. Miesce Charles fF. Whittdesey and Rollins MacFavden—Golden Age. Golden Age No. 2, Nut Vine, Nut Pine Fxtension. Rocky Point. Rive Rell, Pine Rell Na. 9%, Pohphorv Hill. Diesin’s Claim in Secs. 9, ,15, 16. TI7N, R9E, Kenebec Mining Dirt rict. Clarence M. Oddie et al to Howpred Svthertand ot al-—-Simset Mine. Blue Bell quartz Mine, Becker quartz claim. Baron quartz clrim,, Dee anartz claim. Don quartz claim and Dal quartz claim in the Washinetoen Mining District: NUNWY,. SWwy Fannie NWy,. SEYNWYA. NIGSEYV SEI-4 oh1-4, Tot 1, SE%, -SW%4Sec. 9, T1I7N, R11E. Gherles=H.Tooff. ta Pf & Hh. Co —TInt. in nron. on Rear River. Forette Mareondi et al to Girenmo Z7anaceo——Lot 5,-Block 60, City of Nevoda, Thomas W. James. Adm. ta Marv ~ Oity, of Grass Vallev. Fdaward Sehaefer et ux ta Tem TL. MecCuire et ux——Tract in EYSW 4. Sec & TIGN. RIE. R. W. Cormack to Darrer Ticke Company—Block 12, Lakeview Subdivision. Tax Collectar Nevada _County te Faward ( Wren—-Wi4SWY’. Shu SWY%, WINE USWY Mess f4 rerec to HMeeartv) See. 12 TISN R10H: SWY,. Lots 6 and 7, SZNW 1 Ser, 84 7271 8N. RAO ES. C. Hackett to M. A. Tharnton Lot °5 on North side Main Street West,-Town of Truckee. Agreement 5 Wolf Rural School District Harry Sweet—cConcreting a water spring in SEY Sec. 13. Ti4N, R7E. Proofs of Labor Stella T.anders Cons. Sophie Kell. end quartz by It’s getting so the black sheep of the family looks as white as any of them. The average man looks on’ middleage as that more pain doesn’t cause any particular worry. Ankle boquets are latest fad. We. may yet live knees in bloom. . to see: Low Fares East on sale daily until September 30. Return limit October 31. For example, Roundtrips from main line points to: Avant, Georgia. $113.40 Atlas Ye hw Je ets 13.34 Se Mos epee el Bee ite oe es, dete CHICAGO: 5-5 $¢.30 Cley.lond, Ohio. . «112.36 Dalias, Texas ged 75.60 Denver; Colo, . .—. « 67.20 Dericig Mich.. =. =. 100 92 Fo:: Worthvexas . . . 75.60 Houston, Texas. . . 75.60 Indianapolis, Ind. . 103.34 KANSAS CITY, MO: =< 75.60 Loui-vilie, Ky. . 105.88 Meraphis, Tenn. =. .89.40 Minncopolis, Minn, . . 91.90 MouireslQue:. . 143.72 New Orleans, 7, eg . 89.40 NEWS YORK ¢ yy: N.Y. 151.70 Onmga Nebo = a TOO Philadsiphia, Pa. 149-22 Portland, Maine. 165.60 St. Panis, Moc. 4-60 SHEO SePani Mion. =. <6 os GL San Anronio, Texas . .75.60 Sav: re resc oD . G > ee ° 127.24 WASHINGTON, DC 145.86 Go one way; return aes Four great rcutes for transcéntinenial travel. Go one way return another, For exe aniple: east via Chicago, return via New Orleans or vice versa. time in life when one: THE NEVADA CiTy NUGGET, CALIFORNIA COURT CALEND, Superior Snide —Hxele Clerk—Frank Steel. Bailiff—Arthur F. Hell’ > 7s. Reporter—M. D. Coughlin. Joseph Slye vs. Golden Center Mining Co.—Demurrer submitted on briefs. People vs. Garbet Hart—T'robation revokéd and sentenced io.serve one year in county jail. Est./Rollin Vivian, deceased.—-Decree settling final account, distribution granted. Est. Carrie Dahlgren, deceased— SF cpiutt's Decrce settling finalacct. distribution granted. Est. Jeanette Towle, deceased — E. L. Towle appointed admstr. will annexed. Est. Bertha McKinney, deceased -— Order appointing C. R. Murchie, {admstr. : . Calif. Joint Stock Land Co. vs. B. K. Collier—Order overruling demurrer. Defdt. given 20 days to answer. Est. Otilda Von Fluee, deceased-Petition for letters of adminstrn. contd. until July 6th. Michel ‘vs. Schwartz—Defaulten, tered. Judgment for plaintiff. Guardianship Donald L.Leal, Edward L. Leal, W. E, Wright—Ruth L~ 1! sworn; petition dismissed. Est. Joseph M. Hatcher, deceased —Final acco,,nt settled, distribution granted. Est. J. P. Mendes, deceased-—-Or , der settling supplementary account Guardianship of Arthur L. LitehAnhual account settled. Wichita,with Kansas, has a plumber say is that he is in the right business to do. it. : No man would stop in the middle of the sidewalk to powder his nose but he’ll stop there to watch a woman do it. : Some girls think life is a tragedy if they have to go through life without having men stare at them. It-isn’t going to be possible for everyone to live by their wits so long as a lot of people haven’t any wits. gets the most out of married life?”’ is, ‘‘The children, if there are any.” It is surprising how many things a girl.ean learn at a boarding school that will never be of any use to her at home. . ° POLITICAL CARDS For Supervisor, FRANK A. DAVIES ~ Respectfully announces pervisor of the Ist District, ! ters at a gee Election, August, 28th, 1928. For State Senator— WM. HAMAN Republican candidate for the office mary Election, August 28, 1928. For Supervisor, Ist District— CHARLES EDEN Hereby announces himself as a ec7ndidate for Sueprvisor of the Ist District of Nevada County, at the Primary Election, Avgust 28, 19.8. For State Senator— IVAN H. PARKER ' Republican candidate for State Senator. Member California Legislature 42d,-43d and 44th Sessions. My Platform: Economy in State and County Government. Primaries August 28; 1928. . For the Assembly— ED C. GAYLORD . The Miner-Farmer Candidate for the Assembly, 9th District, Nevada Placer Counties. Formerly a member ‘of the Assembly. Primary Elec-ion Tuesday, August 28, 1928. ‘For the Assembly— Mrs. CORA WOODBRIDGE (Incumbent) ' Candidate for re-election, Member cf ithe Assembly, 9th District, Pl:cer /and Nevada Counties, Primary Eleetion, Tuesday, August 28, 1928. . oe Souvenirs of Gold Nuggets and Quartz H. W. HARTUNG & SON JEWELERS . 124 Mill St. Phone 155; SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL to $3: 00 A SPLENDID VALUE * 17 Powell Street at Market TINS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you e This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yeliow ‘s'axi—depot to Turpin Hotel. FREE GARAGE T.E.FARROW _ W.M. SELL, Jr. named Gittrich and all we’ve got to. The answer to the question, “Who Ist District— State SenAnnounces himself a candidate for of State Senator, subject’ to the will of the voters at the Priand ; TURPIN GOES MINING ACTIVE IN : <UL ADA AND SIERRA COUNTIES epee as There hrs been quite a revival in quarty mining in Nevada and Sierra counties during the past year andthe ‘industry is in a more flourishing condition than for many years, said A. A. Willoughby, editor and publisherof the Nevada City Nugget, who was in Reno Tuesday. In Grass Valley and Nevada City 200 stamps are dropping and two more mills, the New England and Murchie, are starting up at Nevada City. In Sierra county, around Alleghany, Downieville and Washington, a number of mines are being déveloped. The Rescue-Eula, a Nevada company, has started work on the. Gaston mine and Gordon Bettles is sampling the adjoining Ancho mine for the Yellow Tiger Cons. Mining Co. The future for quartz mining, Willoughby declared, is very promising. The Nevada City Nugget has made a _ specialty of mining news and has done much to advance the rich section of California which it represents.—Neyada Mining Press. Miss Mary Ruth was Arbogast, who recently operated on at the Nevada City Sanitarium for the removal of her tonsils has returned to her home at Blue ‘vent. Charles Hegarty was in town from relatives and friends. . _over the week-end the following, Major and Mrs. Jack Smith, Ellison and i Jack Smith, Jr. of the Presidio at ; San Francisco. Mrs. Annie Spellenberg of Sierra ‘City, who has been visiting the Coughlan as North Bloomfield, is improving from a recent paralytic stroke. tended to business matters here PP. H. Hall of business visitor week. Birchville was a' here one day last . . Arrivals here recently were, Mrs. Anna Randall Poper and daughter, Bernice,, They were on their way from Oakland to Bryce’s !Canyon, Utah, and the Yellowstone . Park. Mrs. Jessie Shaw accompanied ithem. They were quite pleased with . }our city and scenery. They are sister fand niece as a candidate for the office of Su: ; epee Nevada} Mr. said to be the} County ,subject to the will of the voand Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. E. V. Huntley of Loyalton. It will be good news to the many 4 friends of Robert . Steger, Jr., that the is improving from nis Soeratlod ‘for appendicitis in the Oakland hospital. = Perhaps one reason why the Ame_Tican people are not so interested in . Political oratory now, is that they ‘get considerable oratory from the . trattic cops. . A school or college diploma is a fae-thin , yet it is not so much a tieket success on which you can iride free, as a pass to the race track where you get a chance to compete with the best. CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word for first insertion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 50c for month. . WANTED—A . n mule. oF horse broke single for tunnel work. 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8 _ James Get Your neal Printed Stati jonery_ at The Nugget eee COURT HOUSE RECORDS Deeds Salvino Genevro et ux to Earl E. Cutecher et ux—Lot 2, 10, 11, Block 1; Lots 19, 21, Block 2, °Townsite of Mooney Flat; NE“4NW4j, “ec. 26, TI6N, R6E; portion NE%4NW ‘4 Sec. 35, T1I6N, R6E. Albert E. Hill, adm. to Milack—lIowa Cons. Quartz Mine composing Birchville, lowxz, Commercial, So. Commercial and No. Commercial Mines; Wisconsin, South Wisconsin Union, Independence; Velma. Buckeye and Klondike quartz Mines. Catherine Bropliy te Mary lL. Bar} and 14, Block 1, Citv of Grass Valley. R. A. Paine: Herbert Paine, Henry. H. Peine and Merk J. Paine to Raymond F. Miesce Charles fF. Whittdesey and Rollins MacFavden—Golden Age. Golden Age No. 2, Nut Vine, Nut Pine Fxtension. Rocky Point. Rive Rell, Pine Rell Na. 9%, Pohphorv Hill.. Diesin’s Claim in Secs. 9, ,15, 16. TI7N, R9E, Kenebec Mining Dirt rict. Clarence M. Oddie et al to Howpred Svthertand ot al-—-Simset Mine. Blue Bell quartz Mine, Becker quartz claim. Baron quartz clrim,, Dee anartz claim. Don quartz claim and Dal quartz claim in the Washinetoen Mining District: NUNWY,. SWwy Fannie NWy,. SEYNWYA. NIGSEYV SEI-4 oh1-4, Tot 1, SE%, -SW%4Sec. 9, T1I7N, R11E. Gherles=H.Tooff. ta Pf & Hh. Co —TInt. in nron. on Rear River. Forette Mareondi et al to Girenmo Z7anaceo——Lot 5,-Block 60, City of Nevoda, Thomas W. James. Adm. ta Marv ~ Oity, of Grass Vallev. Fdaward Sehaefer et ux ta Tem TL. MecCuire et ux——Tract in EYSW 4. Sec & TIGN. RIE.. R. W. Cormack to Darrer Ticke Company—Block 12, Lakeview Subdivision. Tax Collectar Nevada _County te Faward ( Wren—-Wi4SWY’. Shu SWY%, WINE USWY Mess f4 rerec to HMeeartv) See. 12 TISN R10H: SWY,. Lots 6 and 7, SZNW 1 Ser, 84 7271 8N. RAO ES. C. Hackett to M. A. Tharnton Lot °5 on North side Main Street West,-Town of Truckee. Agreement 5 Wolf Rural School District Harry Sweet—cConcreting a water spring in SEY Sec. 13. Ti4N, R7E. Proofs of Labor Stella T.anders Cons. Sophie Kell. end quartz by It’s getting so the black sheep of the family looks as white as any of them. The average man looks on’ middleage as that more pain doesn’t cause any particular worry. Ankle boquets are latest fad. We. may yet live knees in bloom. . to see: Low Fares East on sale daily until September 30. Return limit October 31. For example, Roundtrips from main line points to: Avant, Georgia.. $113.40 Atlas Ye hw Je ets 13.34 Se Mos epee el Bee ite oe es, dete CHICAGO: 5-5 $¢.30 Cley.lond, Ohio.. . «112.36 Dalias, Texas ged 75.60 Denver; Colo, . .—. « 67.20 Dericig Mich.... =. =. 100 92 Fo:: Worthvexas . . . 75.60 Houston, Texas. . . 75.60 Indianapolis, Ind.. . 103.34 KANSAS CITY, MO: =< 75.60 Loui-vilie, Ky. . 105.88 Meraphis, Tenn. =. .89.40 Minncopolis, Minn, . . 91.90 MouireslQue:. . 143.72 New Orleans, 7, eg . 89.40 NEWS YORK ¢ yy: N.Y. 151.70 Onmga Nebo = a TOO Philadsiphia, Pa.. 149-22 Portland, Maine.. 165.60 St. Panis, Moc. 4-60 SHEO SePani Mion. =. <6 os GL San Anronio, Texas . .75.60 Sav: re resc oD . G > ee ° 127.24 WASHINGTON, DC 145.86 Go one way; return aes Four great rcutes for transcéntinenial travel. Go one way return another, For exe aniple: east via Chicago, return via New Orleans or vice versa. time in life when one: THE NEVADA CiTy NUGGET, CALIFORNIA COURT CALEND, Superior Snide —Hxele Clerk—Frank Steel. Bailiff—Arthur F. Hell’ > 7s. Reporter—M. D. Coughlin. Joseph Slye vs. Golden Center Mining Co.—Demurrer submitted on briefs. People vs. Garbet Hart—T'robation revokéd and sentenced io.serve one year in county jail. Est./Rollin Vivian, deceased.—-Decree settling final account, distribution granted. Est. Carrie Dahlgren, deceased— SF cpiutt's Decrce settling finalacct. distribution granted. Est. Jeanette Towle, deceased — E. L. Towle appointed admstr. will annexed. Est. Bertha McKinney, deceased -— Order appointing C. R. Murchie, {admstr. : . Calif. Joint Stock Land Co. vs. B. K. Collier—Order overruling demurrer. Defdt. given 20 days to answer. Est. Otilda Von Fluee, deceased-Petition for letters of adminstrn. contd. until July 6th. Michel ‘vs. Schwartz—Defaulten, tered. Judgment for plaintiff. Guardianship Donald L.Leal, Edward L. Leal, W. E, Wright—Ruth L~ 1! sworn; petition dismissed. Est. Joseph M. Hatcher, deceased —Final acco,,nt settled, distribution granted. Est. J. P. Mendes, deceased-—-Or , der settling supplementary account Guardianship of Arthur L. LitehAnhual account settled. Wichita,with Kansas, has a plumber say is that he is in the right business to do. it. : No man would stop in the middle of the sidewalk to powder his nose but he’ll stop there to watch a woman do it. : Some girls think life is a tragedy if they have to go through life without having men stare at them. It-isn’t going to be possible for everyone to live by their wits so long as a lot of people haven’t any wits. gets the most out of married life?”’ is, ‘‘The children, if there are any.” It is surprising how many things a girl.ean learn at a boarding school that will never be of any use to her at home. . ° POLITICAL CARDS For Supervisor, FRANK A. DAVIES ~ Respectfully announces pervisor of the Ist District, ! ters at a gee Election, August, 28th, 1928. For State Senator— WM. HAMAN Republican candidate for the office mary Election, August 28, 1928. For Supervisor, Ist District— CHARLES EDEN Hereby announces himself as a ec7ndidate for Sueprvisor of the Ist District of Nevada County, at the Primary Election, Avgust 28, 19.8. For State Senator— IVAN H. PARKER ' Republican candidate for State Senator. Member California Legislature 42d,-43d and 44th Sessions. My Platform: Economy in State and County Government. Primaries August 28; 1928. . For the Assembly— ED C. GAYLORD . The Miner-Farmer Candidate for the Assembly, 9th District, Nevada Placer Counties. Formerly a member ‘of the Assembly. Primary Elec-ion Tuesday, August 28, 1928. ‘For the Assembly— Mrs. CORA WOODBRIDGE (Incumbent) ' Candidate for re-election, Member cf ithe Assembly, 9th District, Pl:cer /and Nevada Counties, Primary Eleetion, Tuesday, August 28, 1928. . oe Souvenirs of Gold Nuggets and Quartz H. W. HARTUNG & SON JEWELERS . 124 Mill St. Phone 155; SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL to $3: 00 A SPLENDID VALUE * 17 Powell Street at Market TINS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you e This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yeliow ‘s'axi—depot to Turpin Hotel. FREE GARAGE T.E.FARROW _ W.M. SELL, Jr. named Gittrich and all we’ve got to. 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C. N. G. pasenger train for SecraMento and San Francisco. or Oakland, Alleghany and Forest Stage leaves . Grass Valley, Nevada City daily except Sunday at : }1:90 p.m. for Ty'or,. North Colum. . or” Oakland, hia, Alieghany—aend Fore-t. *Porest 6:30 a. ea. for Nevada City. . Graniteville Stage leaves City datly~ except y for hake ' City, North Bi eld, Moores} Elat and Granitoville at 7 a. mi. Warad: oe. ; Nevada . $96-50; $31.50; Leaves Graniieviile at«7 a. m. for Nevada City. Stock: ton one Washinegeten Strse for Washington . . Francisco or 'Maybert and G2stsn leaves -Nevada . it, $29.00; City daily excert indayat 6:30. a. im.> Leaves Weohington at 6:30. a. m. for City. Marysvilla Auto Stage leaves Nevada City daily at.$: a.m. for Rough}. -. a 7 ‘limit, $6.00; & Neae,, seecanlgtics Hammonton . Bae au ai e > and Marysville. Leaves Marysville at . : tp: m. 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