June 20, 1947 (4 pages)

Home ot padana ot “aa” nour Pra svete Ol7 enna TS ce SPREE LES da City 7 mann FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1947 In. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF ADA. urt of the state of California, in ee for the County of Nevada: { SHELDON, Nevada City, Attorneys : Plaintiffs. ren C. EVELER, Jr., and * poris M. WVELER, his wife, pidintiffs, i ee v6. ANNA ROBINSON, A. HARRIS, BLON WHITE; Wm. ME'NNER and MAUD ™: HARRIS, as Aadministratrix of the Bstate of George M. Harris, ferpanedss ALSO ALL : RIGHT,” “ TEDLA, LIN, OR EST IN THE REAL PROPDESCRIBED “IN PLAIIN' COMPLAINT . ADVERSE . N PLANTIFFS:. .OWNERSHIP, OR ANY CLOUD UPON PiAINset TT TEEPO: Defen5 people of Californta send geotings. to. ANNA ROBINSON, A. . ELON WHITE, Wm. F acd MAUD M. HARRIS, pinietratrix of the Estate of George. M. Harris, deceased, ALSO ALL “OTHER PERSONS. ‘CLAIMWG ANY RIGHT, TITLE, INron OR LIEN IN THE REAL OPERTY DESCRIBED IN PLAINTIFFS’ COMPLAINT AD, VERSE TO PLAINTIAFS’ OWNERSHIP, OR ANY CLOUD UPON “PLAINTIFPS’ TITLE THERETO, Defendants. You and each of ‘you are hereby directed: to appear and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Siperior Court of the State of Calffornia, in and. for the County of Nevada, within ten (10) days after the service upon you of this Summons, if served within the County ef Nevada, or within thirty (30) aye if served elsewhere. You are hereby notified that unJesse ‘you appear and answer as ove required, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for any money or damage demanded in the Complaint as arising’ upon contact, or he will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. That said action is brought by _ the above named plaintiffs against tle above named defendants, and . @th of them, to quiet the plaintis’ title to the lands and real Dioberty desribed in the complaint file herein in the said action and Wtein-after particularly described, ad to determine the adverse thims ‘of the above named defentants, and each of them, and all wknown persons to, and clouds upm the title to the said real propety and the whole thereof, pur‘ slant to the provisions of Sections 49, 750, and 751 of the Code of Civil Pocedure of the State of Cal—. and that the said real propY is. situate, lying and being in te County of Nevada, State of California, and panticulaly describa8 follows, to. wit: Mast Six (6) Feet of Lot Nine (9), Block ‘Ten (10), Lot Number } Seren (7) in Block Number (10), Number Hight (8) in Block Ten (19) in the Townsite dt North San Juan, California, actrding to the eurvey of said Town_ made by D. B. Merry in the . Mar 1874, STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN ra FOR THE COUNTY OF NEV‘Aetion brought in the Superior w. E.WRIGHT and H. WARD from this application for Patent. June 10—Aug. 8 Inc. GIVEN UNDER MY seal of the Superior State of Califorhia, County of Nevada, t May, 1947. (Seal) HAND and in and for the his 26th day of R. N. McCORM ACK, Clerk of the Superior Court. (June 6, 13, 20, 27) United States Department of the ‘aterior, Burean of kand Management, District Land Office ramento, California. June 5, 1947, M. A.’. 087576: Notice ig hereby Siven that Frank Peri, whose Post office address ig Nevada City, California, has made application for mineral patent for the Gold Ridge Placer Miné, and the Gold Ridge Extension Placer Mine, situate in Secs. 32 and 33, T.17 N., RR. 10 B M. D. M., and mote. particularity described as follows to-wit: Gold Ridge Placer Mine, comprising the NUNWY,, exclusive of patented lot5, being a part: of -unpatented mineral lot 41, Sec. 38, Ty 17 'N., R. 10 E. M. D. -M. Gold Ridge the NEYNEY, Sec. 32° beiig a part of Tot ne and a Part ‘of “une patented mineral-lot 41 of Séc. 32; BR 17N,, R.-10°E.;M.D. M. ” Loéation notices are recorded as, -follows, to-wit: All Official Records of: Nevdda County, Calffornia. Gola Saeof (Mining Claims at page 202, amended hoticte in’ Book 33 of Mining Claims at page 427. Gold Ridge . . Extension Placér. Mine in Book 20 of Mining Claims ‘at page 356, amended notice in Book 33 of Mining Claims at page 427. There Book 20 of Mining Claims at page 356, amended notice in Book 33 of Mining Claims at page 427. There are no other adjoining er conflicting claims, and all conflict with patented lot 5 of Sec. 33, T. 17 N, R. 10 E. M. D. M., as mentioned above, is hereby expressly excluded Date of first publication June 10, 1947. Date of last publication Aug. 8, 1947. Ellis Purlee, Acting Manager Extension Place? Mine in: Book’ 201; Court of the} . tion here. . ; ” NOTICE Leoresc: duieted and aajua 04] BI. om Departmen Sed good . LEGAL and valid, and for such other and Hom 7 To . further additional order, judgment, Picnic At Cisco decree and feneral reli. pes relief as is meet e ~ ine pieest@ ae sréaibe . GRASS VALLEY: } Members of the Forest Springs Home Department en joyed luncheon at Ranch, with Mrs. Constance Cuningham jn the role of hostess. a float in the Fourth during the Frontier The annual swim of the Members friends will take Cisco G and Mrs, Kate Hammond and her sister, Mrs. Alice their montain cabin there. Members were askea to plan their transportation grou all cars; een the Cunningham Plane were discussed for entering of July parade Days celebraPicnic and their Dlace this year at Tove on Highway 40, with Sleeman, as hostesses at Ps 80 as to fil] h _NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET. Ss Charon the dark ferryman of the ‘Styx, carried the dead to Hades for a fare of one obol per Passenger, according to legend. William Makepiece Thackery was launched on his writing career when his drawings to illustrate Pickwith Papers were rejected. Paris, France was originally called The Gutenberg Bible, one of the . first products of the mands immense prices. ~ press, comSan Francisco's high ~ pressure water system includes 93 Miles of high pressure waterpipes, 100 fire cisterns and two storage reservoirs. DINE and Telephone Under the Stars AT OUR NEW Moonlight Pavilion’ Nevada County’s Only Outdoor Dancing THIS SATURDAY NIGHT BILL KLINE AND 1.80 inc. tax per couple 1.20 in. tax, single individuals DANCING FREE (ie For Those Who Dine Here See : Glenwood Road, on Nevada City-Grass Valley Highway THE JOPAMAVI SADDLE AND COUNTRY CLUB Grass Valley 70-J-2 i DANCE HIS waite Sai gi SS Lutetiag, meaning city of mud. . COMMON RIGHTS PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO: $1.25 Rights expire 3 P. M. Pacific Standard Tinie June 30, 1947. Each right is to purchase . /1 0th share of common at $25 per full share. Prospectus on request. Conrad Bruce & Co. San Francisco Investment. S$ecurities ° Since 1908 New York Bank and Insurance Stocks C. R. CLINCH, Rep. 511 Main Street, Gat Valley Telephone 176 aa, & “AND GET IT ON PAP SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMATES: BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. ne ' August 22nd seser sion. Bs Blending Outdoor Fun With Athletic: Training and coaching Diamond Arrow RANCH BOY'S. CAMP Nevada City— John M. Lewis. Director. Registrations now being + taken for July 15Write for catalog Mat the object of the said action SM bain the judgment of this Coury. ‘against the said’ defendants nd each one of them known ani . 88 ‘follows: all adverse: claims to and al: ba Wor the fitle of the. plaintiff the -feal property or any and. Part thereot be determined ths Yemen and decree of the “oe and that it be decreed a Pikintifts are the sole owners Pepe! of said real Property and le thereet. of the said real herein described, being ocd Teal property described in tna ana of plaintiffs on file and ‘that plaintiffs are in fe Doseession of the property, and ae ) the possession of the pode Property, and the whole 4nd that the said defenve not ‘and that no one of defendants, including the — made defendants © any right, title, estate, est of any kind whatVee on the said real properit “Died Part thereof, and that the Nie €ndants and each of them, . ae unknown, be forever dePesos ned and restrained from oF asserting any claim what wre In or to th trea of an € real property or ge Part: hla fen or ver c , y kina whatsoever in or Téof, adverse to plain‘Mat ‘the title of the said to the said real. ‘the whole thereof be: a Pioedorberrere Seat EE OO RO eS A TT theshe the the hehe tt ee be il i ie i le a ae ake ke Tec ee ee Se Se rr er eee eT ees Ss Funeral For Mrs. Grace;‘Clough and Mrs,Ffank . vada County, June 18,: GRASS VAULEY: Funeral services took place Thursday in. My-~: Mort: uary Chapel at 2-p. m. for_. Mrs. Mary Atkins who died in a logal hogpital Tuesday morning, Bishop Ralph Greenwell “6f Latter Day Saints will conduct the services. Interment will bein the Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Atkins was born in Centerville, Mass. 77 years ago. She “was the mother of Jim, Jack and Bill Brown, of Louisiana, Julius Brawn, Sacramento and Mrs. Charles Yokum and Mrs. Joseph DeShane, both ‘of Grass Valley and the stepmother of Mrs. Irvin “Howell, Grass’ * Valley, Royce, Colorado. She leaves "23 grandchildren. : (ples The deceased, had been ill for ENJOY THE BEST FOODS AND DRINKS THERE’S ALWAYS A FRIENDLY CROWD AT THE Hob N ob Club “A lively place in a lively town with bestia Ht Broad Street Nevada City a many months and had lived with her daughter, Mrs. DeShane at 118 Murphy Street. BIRTH . age Crunk—In Nevada City, . Né¥ada County, June 13, 1947, to Mr; ‘and Mrs. Ollie Jennings: Crunk of Grass Valley, a daughter. Giovannetti—In Nevada City, Ne1947, to. Mr. and Mrs. Frank _Crovarinetts, ‘a ee WAYNE. ‘gROWN ARE xou ; COAXING A If so, bounce it in for diagnosis and skilled LUBRICATION: An E. Main Street» Telephone : Grass. Valley 4 > Day of the Week a

Home ot padana ot “aa” nour Pra svete Ol7 enna TS ce SPREE LES da City 7 mann FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1947 In. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF ADA. urt of the state of California, in ee for the County of Nevada: { SHELDON, Nevada City, Attorneys : Plaintiffs. ren C. EVELER, Jr., and * poris M. WVELER, his wife, pidintiffs, i ee v6. ANNA ROBINSON, A. HARRIS, BLON WHITE; Wm. ME'NNER and MAUD ™: HARRIS, as Aadministratrix of the Bstate of George M. Harris, ferpanedss ALSO ALL : RIGHT,” “ TEDLA, LIN, OR EST IN THE REAL PROPDESCRIBED “IN PLAIIN' COMPLAINT . ADVERSE . N PLANTIFFS:. .OWNERSHIP, OR ANY CLOUD UPON PiAINset TT TEEPO: Defen5 people of Californta send geotings. to.. ANNA ROBINSON, A. . ELON WHITE, Wm. F acd MAUD M. HARRIS, pinietratrix of the Estate of George. M. Harris, deceased, ALSO ALL “OTHER PERSONS. ‘CLAIMWG ANY RIGHT, TITLE, INron OR LIEN IN THE REAL OPERTY DESCRIBED IN PLAINTIFFS’ COMPLAINT AD, VERSE TO PLAINTIAFS’ OWNERSHIP, OR ANY CLOUD UPON “PLAINTIFPS’ TITLE THERETO, Defendants. You and each of ‘you are hereby directed: to appear and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Siperior Court of the State of Calffornia, in and. for the County of Nevada, within ten (10) days after the service upon you of this Summons, if served within the County ef Nevada, or within thirty (30) aye if served elsewhere. You are hereby notified that unJesse ‘you appear and answer as ove required, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for any money or damage demanded in the Complaint as arising’ upon contact, or he will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. That said action is brought by _ the above named plaintiffs against tle above named defendants, and . @th of them, to quiet the plaintis’ title to the lands and real Dioberty desribed in the complaint file herein in the said action and Wtein-after particularly described, ad to determine the adverse thims ‘of the above named defentants, and each of them, and all wknown persons to, and clouds upm the title to the said real propety and the whole thereof, pur‘ slant to the provisions of Sections 49, 750, and 751 of the Code of Civil Pocedure of the State of Cal—. and that the said real propY is. situate, lying and being in te County of Nevada, State of California, and panticulaly describa8 follows, to. wit: Mast Six (6) Feet of Lot Nine (9), Block ‘Ten (10), Lot Number } Seren (7) in Block Number (10), Number Hight (8) in Block Ten (19) in the Townsite dt North San Juan, California, actrding to the eurvey of said Town_ made by D. B. Merry in the . Mar 1874, STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN ra FOR THE COUNTY OF NEV‘Aetion brought in the Superior w. E.WRIGHT and H. WARD from this application for Patent. June 10—Aug. 8 Inc. GIVEN UNDER MY seal of the Superior State of Califorhia, County of Nevada, t May, 1947. (Seal) HAND and in and for the his 26th day of R. N. McCORM ACK, Clerk of the Superior Court. (June 6, 13, 20, 27) United States Department of the ‘aterior, Burean of kand Management, District Land Office ramento, California. June 5, 1947, M. A.’. 087576: Notice ig hereby Siven that Frank Peri, whose Post office address ig Nevada City, California, has made application for mineral patent for the Gold Ridge Placer Miné, and the Gold Ridge Extension Placer Mine, situate in Secs. 32 and 33, T.17 N., RR. 10 B M. D. M., and mote. particularity described as follows to-wit: Gold Ridge Placer Mine, comprising the NUNWY,, exclusive of patented lot5, being a part: of -unpatented mineral lot 41, Sec. 38, Ty 17 'N., R. 10 E. M. D. -M. Gold Ridge the NEYNEY, Sec. 32° beiig a part of Tot ne and a Part ‘of “une patented mineral-lot 41 of Séc. 32; BR 17N,, R.-10°E.;M.D. M. ” Loéation notices are recorded as, -follows, to-wit: All Official Records of: Nevdda County, Calffornia. Gola Saeof (Mining Claims at page 202, amended hoticte in’ Book 33 of Mining Claims at page 427. Gold Ridge . . Extension Placér. Mine in Book 20 of Mining Claims ‘at page 356, amended notice in Book 33 of Mining Claims at page 427. There Book 20 of Mining Claims at page 356, amended notice in Book 33 of Mining Claims at page 427. There are no other adjoining er conflicting claims, and all conflict with patented lot 5 of Sec. 33, T. 17 N, R. 10 E. M. D. M., as mentioned above, is hereby expressly excluded Date of first publication June 10, 1947. Date of last publication Aug. 8, 1947. Ellis Purlee, Acting Manager Extension Place? Mine in: Book’ 201; Court of the} . tion here. . ; ” NOTICE Leoresc: duieted and aajua 04] BI. om Departmen Sed good . LEGAL and valid, and for such other and Hom 7 To . further additional order, judgment, Picnic At Cisco decree and feneral reli. pes relief as is meet e ~ ine pieest@ ae sréaibe . GRASS VALLEY: } Members of the Forest Springs Home Department en joyed luncheon at Ranch, with Mrs. Constance Cuningham jn the role of hostess. a float in the Fourth during the Frontier The annual swim of the Members friends will take Cisco G and Mrs, Kate Hammond and her sister, Mrs. Alice their montain cabin there. Members were askea to plan their transportation grou all cars; een the Cunningham Plane were discussed for entering of July parade Days celebraPicnic and their

Dlace this year at Tove on Highway 40, with Sleeman, as hostesses at Ps 80 as to fil] h _NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET. Ss Charon the dark ferryman of the ‘Styx, carried the dead to Hades for a fare of one obol per Passenger, according to legend. William Makepiece Thackery was launched on his writing career when his drawings to illustrate Pickwith Papers were rejected. Paris, France was originally called The Gutenberg Bible, one of the . first products of the mands immense prices. ~ press, comSan Francisco's high ~ pressure water system includes 93 Miles of high pressure waterpipes, 100 fire cisterns and two storage reservoirs. DINE and Telephone Under the Stars AT OUR NEW Moonlight Pavilion’ Nevada County’s Only Outdoor Dancing THIS SATURDAY NIGHT BILL KLINE AND 1.80 inc. tax per couple 1.20 in. tax, single individuals DANCING FREE (ie For Those Who Dine Here See : Glenwood Road, on Nevada City-Grass Valley Highway THE JOPAMAVI SADDLE AND COUNTRY CLUB Grass Valley 70-J-2 i DANCE HIS waite Sai gi SS Lutetiag, meaning city of mud. . COMMON RIGHTS PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO: $1.25 Rights expire 3 P. M. Pacific Standard Tinie June 30, 1947. Each right is to purchase . /1 0th share of common at $25 per full share. Prospectus on request. Conrad Bruce & Co. San Francisco Investment. S$ecurities ° Since 1908 New York Bank and Insurance Stocks C. R. CLINCH, Rep. 511 Main Street, Gat Valley Telephone 176 aa, & “AND GET IT ON PAP SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMATES: BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. ne ' August 22nd seser sion. Bs Blending Outdoor Fun With Athletic: Training and coaching Diamond Arrow RANCH BOY'S. CAMP Nevada City— John M. Lewis. Director. Registrations now being + taken for July 15Write for catalog Mat the object of the said action SM bain the judgment of this Coury. ‘against the said’ defendants nd each one of them known ani . 88 ‘follows: all adverse: claims to and al: ba Wor the fitle of the. plaintiff the -feal property or any and. Part thereot be determined ths Yemen and decree of the “oe and that it be decreed a Pikintifts are the sole owners Pepe! of said real Property and le thereet. of the said real herein described, being ocd Teal property described in tna ana of plaintiffs on file and ‘that plaintiffs are in fe Doseession of the property, and ae ) the possession of the pode Property, and the whole 4nd that the said defenve not ‘and that no one of defendants, including the — made defendants © any right, title, estate, est of any kind whatVee on the said real properit “Died Part thereof, and that the Nie €ndants and each of them, . ae unknown, be forever dePesos ned and restrained from oF asserting any claim what wre In or to th trea of an € real property or ge Part: hla fen or ver c , y kina whatsoever in or Téof, adverse to plain‘Mat ‘the title of the said to the said real. ‘the whole thereof be: a Pioedorberrere Seat EE OO RO eS A TT theshe the the hehe tt ee be il i ie i le a ae ake ke Tec ee ee Se Se rr er eee eT ees Ss Funeral For Mrs. Grace;‘Clough and Mrs,Ffank . vada County, June 18,: GRASS VAULEY: Funeral services took place Thursday in. My-~: Mort: uary Chapel at 2-p. m. for_. Mrs. Mary Atkins who died in a logal hogpital Tuesday morning, Bishop Ralph Greenwell “6f Latter Day Saints will conduct the services. Interment will bein the Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Atkins was born in Centerville, Mass. 77 years ago. She “was the mother of Jim, Jack and Bill Brown, of Louisiana, Julius Brawn, Sacramento and Mrs. Charles Yokum and Mrs. Joseph DeShane, both ‘of Grass Valley and the stepmother of Mrs. Irvin “Howell, Grass’ * Valley, Royce, Colorado. She leaves "23 grandchildren. : (ples The deceased, had been ill for ENJOY THE BEST FOODS AND DRINKS THERE’S ALWAYS A FRIENDLY CROWD AT THE Hob N ob Club “A lively place in a lively town with bestia Ht Broad Street Nevada City a many months and had lived with her daughter, Mrs. DeShane at 118 Murphy Street. BIRTH . age Crunk—In Nevada City, . Né¥ada County, June 13, 1947, to Mr; ‘and Mrs. Ollie Jennings: Crunk of Grass Valley, a daughter. Giovannetti—In Nevada City, Ne1947, to. Mr. and Mrs. Frank _Crovarinetts, ‘a ee WAYNE. ‘gROWN ARE xou ; COAXING A If so, bounce it in for diagnosis and skilled LUBRICATION: An E. Main Street» Telephone : Grass. Valley 4 > Day of the Week a