June 25, 1928 (6 pages)

Paes over by T. M. et Your Home e Printed Stationery at The Nu: at The Nis cent @ _THE NEVADA Cire NUGGET, ET, CALIFORN THE NUGGET PAGE OF MINING } NEWS MARIPOSA COUNTY The Colorado Quartz which was acquired recently by the Belmont Metal Corporation has a crew of 15 men employed. L. Everett is in charge and preliminary work will consist of new road building in or der to transport stpplies and machinery to the mine. All machiery at the mine is being given a complete overhauling. They expect to drive the shaft down 300 feet or 200 deeper than ali-old workings. After the first hundzed feet have driven with gasoline power it is expected that electricity will be ready to complete the work. The new company.is organized under.the laws of’ Nevada and has the reputation of being well financed and successful. The Spread Eagle claims taken Bains and associates of Colorado is making fine headway with preliminary work. A 100 foot raise is to connect the tunnel with the surface. A hoist has been installed to sink from this point. Six men are employed and a large foree will be employed next month. The company expects W do some extensive and deep development. This will enak others to sink to liwer ley. All. mines in the Whitlock disae have been heavy producers in the past. The Feliciana Mine, which is proying one of Mariposa county’s rich properties is showing much high grade ore as sinking continues: Is is expected by Morris Faber, manager, that a shaft 100 feet deeper will be sunk to prove the depth of a rich chute of ove which has milled heavily the last few months. Some very important news is expected from the River Tunnel mine in the near future. Work is progres-° sing rapidly on cleaning up ‘the old workings. Twenty men are employed. Rich ore discoveries in the Virginia Mine at Coulterville is stimulating much interest on the Mother Lode, the first time in 30 years. Keen competition for the Lode properties exists. . fire place ‘built from KERN COUNTY Thé Zenda Mining: Company, which has taken over property in the Calico mining: district, is causing unusual interest from mining men. This company let a contract to Messrs. Taylor and Jackson to sink a three compartment shaft. 500 feet. Three shifts are at work and the shaft is down 200 feet. Three shifts are rushing the work. Core drilling was used to locate favorable gold values. The district is noted for rich silver production. production.—Barstow Printer. SISKIYOU COUNTY C. E. Humphrey has supervision over the Lucky May Mine on Mill Creek and development work is proceeding rapidly. Electricity will soon be installed. Three families, all interested in the mine are camped near and anumber of other families are to come down from _ Seattle soon. Three houses are built and more to be built soon. A BRIGHTER MINING OUTLOOK: ° PREDICTED BY MAGAZINE “With the oil wells on down for lack of business, eteé.,” the San Joaquin Power Magazine of Fresno, pictures a brighter outlook in the mining fields and the possibility of the opening of past famous gold producers. Among the splendid pictures throughout the magazine are a great gold quartz jn ithe lobby of the Krone hotel, Coarse Recently 14 feet of high grade ore . Gold district. A street scene in the camp of Columbia, a cabin where Mark Twain lived during the days of gold. Texas Flat mine in its day, was one of the most productive gold mines in what was then Fresno county. This is one of the _ possibilities of an old district being brought. back by opening up of its historical mine. It mentions Poker Flat, the scene of Bret Hart’s most famous story. This old camp has come to life, but instead of Shaggy, -red-shirted miners, with their shovels and gold pans, a steel monster driven by eletricity is digging down under’ the shallow water. It is estimated that the ‘electrical has ben opened up on a cross-cut . on the 400-level. Ore of bonanza drudge type is being mined mixed with white quartz and black sulphides. . does the work of 2,500 men. ere for The Nugget. Bette deteteete ete et tehsil lest Bleed ede Bet SCUUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. gD / Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any buildi® rpaterial can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Me eaterge she ihe ake heatestestentertestioteate thet letfesferferferte ferferterhe forte nk 2 oe Ig feat ste 08 Nt tle iene rte rte ol ome seate sto ere sferfe rte sfc fe ake she ate afc ofesfoate ste rte Seeeey? PINE TIMBER Gum Extracting Rights Wanted Grass Valley he sheake feat ste ahs ofa te she ake she ake sete olen of ofc rh 9§ eteteeheepettogotetees ote Histone % “e Referee $ OWNER CAN CUT TIMBER for mining and all other purposes whe'ever and whatever he wants. ? * eee teotelents foopeteeateofeoteofetecteterterterfer B. M. guaranty. Forest authorities. TREES ARE NOT INJURED—$5_ per : SALE OF PROPERTY CANCELS CONTRACT and new deal must be made with new owner. 1000 feet ees Narrow faced cutting method used only. Cuts about \4 in * 14 in x 6 in. weekly. This method is-endorsed by the U. S. Department of Agriculture and State INCOME: YEARLY RENTAL, $8.00 per 1000 cups guaranteed and prepaid and bonus guaranteed based on gum harvested, payable at end of the season. (nlcome may vary between $1 and $6 per ac'e wooded land.) : Mail the attached coupon or leave with the Chamber of Commerce or at. the Newspaper offices. “F.C. Ernst, 206 Pine St., Nevada City, Calif. Please come to my place and explain your gum tapping plan in detail, without any obligation to me. See me at (place) Best time to S00 Te iciccesccckiccekececsesmeccis.Sr REE Signature acres Pine Timber. penernaneslececescascesnccessenaannsoserscenssennenscctnscesecssceracege . top of the FINDS MINE AFTER ABSENCE OF MANY YEARS An old prospector named Turney walkel into Forks of Salmon a few days ago wearing a happy smile and his first words were, ‘Well, found it.’”” About 30 years ago he uncovered some rich pay dirt on Specimen Creek and now after 30 years absence has uncovered it again. About the time he. first this ground he went on a visit to relatives and for years prospected jin Idaho and Montana. He had always kept in mind this rich ground on Specimen Creek so laf winter he returned and has heen waiting for the snow tv go off in order that he could look for the old diggings. He took another man with him and for days they searched but he was unable to locate the old claim. Finally his partner found other employment. Turney continued to search until he was rewarded by locating the mine he had _ located many years ago. From a pan that he took from the ledge he found ten o1 fifteen small nuggets and a string of fine gold. The ledge has a hard gray porphry hanging wall, while the foot wall is dyorite, with iron cubes and a stain of silverin the ore. The ledge is from eighteen inches to two feet at the top. Turney returned to Forks of Salpurpose of building a trail property, so he can get provisions in. From all indications ‘he has struck a rich ledge. He has been a prospector for many years and made some good strikes in early days. He says there are many good ledges in the Salmon river section and if a prospector will take an outfit and to the almost sure to strike a good ledge. —Siskiyou Times. CAMPTONVILLE MINING Continued from front page Slate Ranze on’ his claims which he started to tunnel last season. This is in. a very rugged country and it is difficult work doing development work, being extremely hard to get supplies to the property. This is wie third season that Mr. Kelly has worked at this in an extensive maniier. Henry Rabe is still forging ahead in his tunnel at his quariz property near the.Sleighville House. If the rock contiues good. Mr. Rabe will probably put upa small mill to handle the ore. Although not as_ noticable as in the days’ of forty-nine, the lure of the yellow dust still pushes many a soul into the wilds, and he who braves the hardships connected with this vocation, risks his safety, works long hours, and waits another day to reach the desired goal, whether he be a lone, nature loving prospector “river rat’’ as some of his unfortunate brothers term him, or the finan. cler who is willing to put up his ;money and take a chance on strike . ‘ing it rich or losing, both working to the development of the country, isa man to be complimented and encouraged. . SEUSS RS VW. Rk: Detert, prominent Amador county mining man, tas purchased 900 acres of gravel and quartz property at Foresthill in Placer county and will develop it by tunnels, Spencer White is home after spending some time at Hobart Mills. And now someone finds that “the shark was the first of our ancestors io have a face.’’ Since many have inherited other characteristies of their shark ancestors, why not believe this latest discovery? It’s a fortunate. son now who knows where his own mother is—especially during the bridge season. The world may be strong for peace but most of the nations seem to want it on their own terms. According to our European crities it is perfectly all right for Great Britain—to-protect~ her interests in the Suez canal Egypt but it is rank imperialism for Uncle Sam’ to do anything toward defending his canal rights in the { western hemisphere. Brush. ilies now insist upon. Druggist ' Beloud—reconveyance of I have. MONDAY. JUNE 25, COURT HOUSE RECORDS " Heats F. Foster Miles et al to Reta F. deed of trust. ‘ discovered mon and secured implements for the} spend the summer in the hills he is} by intervening in Priced at 59c H. DICKERMAN cantile Co.— All right, title and interest to alleyway rear Lots 11, 12 and 13, Block 26, City of Grass Valley. W. B. Brown et al to Clinch Mercantile Co.—Same as above. Harriett D. Wayman et al to Robert J. Hume—Lots 29, 40 and 41, East River street, Town of Truckee Robert J. Hume to Albert Esola-— Same as above. : Harrison H. Wilcoxson et al to Nevada Irrigation District land in Section 1, T13N, R8E; Land in See. 36, T14N, R8&E. Pacific Fruit Express to State of California—right of way for state highway over S%NEY, and SEYNW . %4, See: 17, TITN, R16E. G. J. Rector et al to KE. R. Stambough et. uv—reconveyance. ry—Portions Lots 13 and 14 1, City of Grass Valley. , Block . Haddy et ux—Portion Lot 9, Block 46, City of Nevada. Louise Plummer. to W. E. Sullivan et uv—Portion Lot 8, Block §2; City of Nevada. “H. A. Patten to Cleo G. ital ay Land adjacent to SW corner SE} SW % Sec. 20, T16N, ROE. Notice Non Responsibility Thomas W. Blight et al. : Agreement _ F. L. Arbagast et al and Edw. L. Herrington. Judgement W. J. Michell vs. Irene Schwartz et al—decree quieting title to por. tion Lot 9, Block 41, City of Grass Valley. Order Confirming Sale Estate Belle M. Miller, deceased— S%NWM, SW%, Lots 10, 11, 12, 13 of SE%, Sec. 31, T16N, R8E. Estate Jacot Robinson, deceased—Lot 2, Block 5, South Grass Valley. Marketing Contract ene J. Henderson and Colax Fruit Growers Association. Proof of Labor Blood No. 1 et al placer claims by H. W. Blood. Fippin et al quartz and placer by . Frank Fippin. Surprise et al by C. S. Noble. . Randolph quartz mine et al quartz mine by G. J. Davis. John Junior quartz claim by G. Davis. Round Mountain quartz claim by G. J.Davis. Chance quartz claim by George H. Whiting. Red Indian and _by J. E. Roseman. J. Sunshine clainy by A. C. Travis. Newyears placer claim by Charles M. Sherman. Charlson quartz Landrigan. Foote placer et al by F.-C. Foote. Gold Nugget and Bishop Ranch, placer by F. C. Foote. Acton and Stover Gold quartz claims by Ethel A.Coughlan. Blue Bel lby Hennessy’ & Kelly. Colfax Metallic Point Co. property by George W. Steele. claim by W. H. LARGE ACREAGE OPTIONED BY UNION CARBIDE CO. The Union Carbide Company has optioned a large acreage of ground on the north end of the Mariposa Grant near the town of Bagby in Mariposa county. The company has taken over the old River Tunnel, Pine Tree and other claims. The old tunnel is being cleaned out and a winze is being pumped preparatory to extensive developments. If the val, ues show up encouragingly it is proposed to install large milling facililes. W. G. Watters of Bowman’s Dam was in town Thursday. TER Ree rgestoh feet eereetetestooh PEEEELEESS SS 6640908 66S040646000007. SPECIAL The new Sicentific Tooth Paste, with a 50c Tooth A’ correctly designed modern tooth brush and tooth paste combining all the features which dental authorand Stationer Emily Clinch et al to Clinch Mer-' Catherine Brophy to Mary L. Bar-' . J. X. Anderson et al to Thomas J. . { Bald Mountain quartz and placer . St. Claire placer claim by Hennessy & Kelly. Union No. 59 B placer claim by Marg D. Warnecke. . Option quartz claim by CG. C.! Cechetini. ‘MANY VISITORS COME TO FRENCH CORRAL . FRENCH CORRAL, June 23,(Special to The Nugget)—Here we are again with our items. Feaky weather still continues. Visitors come and think our weather avd climate and everything here ‘just ideal!’’ That pleases us for we most of the time. think the same Mr. and Mrs. E. Kuifer were visitors last week. They were old residents of the Ridge, who ere now living in Oakland. J. Moody, Stanley Deal, J. Swazey were visitors Saturday evening. Mr. E. Proom and _ son, Francis, of Sweetland were Saturday visitors. We learn with regret that the Proom family are leaving Sweetland and taking up their residence in Oakland. Mr. Proom purchased the old Warner property a few years ago and made many improvements there on but his occupation, perhanger etc., , the Cities. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wood and baby Carl, and Mr. Wood’s mother, Mrs. ,K. Wood, were Sunday visitors. Mrs, K. Wood accompanied by her grand: children, Dona and Walter Roux, of painter, pais more called for i San Francisco.are on an extended ‘Visit at Sweetland. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. L. Day of Oakland, who have been guests of W. &. ‘Moulton for the past two weeks, left for their home Sunday morning, They were delighted with the country and regretted that they could not remain longer, but when vaeation time comes again, they know wher they can spend. it, E Mrs. K. Broyles" and daughter Mrs. Labour, of Sacramento Sunday in French Corral. Miss Lucy O’Conner, spen* who has been visiting relatives in Birchville, returned to her home in Sacramento Monday. Miss Theresa O’Conner of Birchville has gone to San Francisco. and will take up summer work at the U. C. Miss O’Connor has beén teaching at Rough and Ready for the past three years. Many friends of Miss Frances exercises at Mt. St. Mary's academy Wednesday evening. Miss Moulton one of the graduates of which there was a large class. All enjoyed the evéning from start to finish. Mr. Arthur O’Conner of San Rafael is spending his vacation at his ‘home in Birechville. Mr. . O’Conner teaches at San Rafael. This annual. event at Mt. St. », Mary’s is always looked forward to with much interest as a fine proigram is always presented. Bill McCullough of Weed was a , Visitor Wednesday. é W. E. Moulton and Thos. Myers made a trip to Nevada City Thursday. . Remember’ the goad old days when you thought you were having a good time if you started the afternoon . with a croquet game and ended up with a buggy ride. “NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ~ . LEGAL NOTICE Moulton attended the commencement ! a . DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U. S. Land Office . Sacramento Calif. June 1,'1928, NOTICE is hereby given that Rachel Mae White of Grass Valley, 'Calif., on Sept. 4, 1924, made HomeStead entry,. No. 015001, for Lot 14, Let.138, N% Lot 12, W%. Lot 17: Section 6. Township. 15-N., Range 8-E., M. D. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, “before Clerk, Superior Court, at Nevada City, Calif., on the 16th day of July, 1928. Claimant names as_ witnesses: Charles F. Folek, Filmore Folck, J. H. Kramer, and Adolph Delmaine, all of Grass Valley, Calif. JOHN C. ING, Register. First Publication June 4, 1928. Dates of Publication, June 4, 11, 18, 25, July 2, 1928. GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing and submitting treatment of complex ores. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentratién, Floatation, Cyanidation or any metallurgical process. Mine Examinations and Reports Mill Examinations and° Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH’ RCH ST, GRASS VALLEY : methods for commercial . @rrH THE PROVISIONS . right, title, ey July 2, 9, 1928, Rev, H. a Buckner is at home _after attending summer session at U, C. Berkeley. Mrs. Georgia Jacobson and dauzgh“ter, Miss Iola Barnes, of Sacramento are here visiting with friends this week. : LEGAL NOTICE — NOTIC ‘ TO Aas eiig USERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that water for domestic andjor irrigation purposes on San Juan Ridge for the current, 1928 season, will be supplied by SAN JUAN RIDGE WATER ASSOCIATION to only such members of said Association as shall comply with the following provisions, namely: (1st) Each and every person de siring such water or water service from the Eureka Lake System, or any systems under the control of said Association, must first subscribe the By-Laws of said Association; and (2)must notify, either J. F. Wilbur or E. Browning, Water Supervisors of said Association, immediately, the amount and nature of their — respective requirements for said season as aforesaid. a Those desiring such services from French Reservoirs shall notify said J. F. Wilbur; and. those desiring such service from Pine Grove Re servoir shall notify said E.Browning. NO-GNE FAILING TO CGMPLY AFORESAID WILL RE UNTITLED TO ANY WATER. OR: WATER SERVICE. J. F. Wilbur, and E. Browning, Water Supervisors of SAN JUAN RIDGE WATER ASSOCIATION. . : First Publication—June 11. 1928. SUMMONS No. 5613 ™N THE SUPERIOR CO@a: wil ‘STATE OF.CALIFORNTIA, IN ANB FOR THE COUNTY OF NEY ADA. GEORGE W. ‘COOPER; Plaintif€ vs A. R. WADSWORTH, FRANCIS STEVENS, JANE © STEVENS, hig wife, and 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. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed in the offiee of the Clerk of said County of Nevada; NILON & NILON, ‘Attorneys for Plaintiff. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING TO A. R. WADSWORTH, FRANCIS STEVENS, JANE STEVENS, his. wife, and also all other persons unknown, claiming any right, ttle, 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 the complaint in an aetion entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, within ten (10) days after service on you_of this Summons—if served within this County; or within thirty (30) days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unles 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 he will apply to the Court for anv other relief demanded in the complaint. The object of the action is to determine all and every claim, estate, lien: or interest in the real property hereinafter described, adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff’s title thereto;-to obtain. a judgment of this Court adjudging and decreeing that plaintiff is now, and has, by himself and his predecessors in interest been, in the actual, exelusive and adverse possession of said real property continuously. for the period of twenty (20) years immediately prior to the filing of the complaint in this action, claiming to own the same in fee against tha whole world; and that plaintiff has paid all taxes of every kind levied or assessed against said .real property during the period of five (5) years next preceding the filing of the complaint aforesaid; that plaintiff is the owner and entitled to the possession of said-real property, and that all claims of said defendants thereto are'without right, and that. they have not, nor has any, or either of them, any right, title, estate or interest in said real property, or any portion thereof. The. real property affected — this” action and hereinbefore 1eferred to is described as follows: : All that certain real property situate, lying 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 theCity of Nevada, as said lot: and block are designated upon the offcial map of said City of Neyada made by H. S. Bradley in the year. 1869. : Given under miy hand and Seal of said Superior Court of the— State of California, in and for ¢t County of Nevada, this 398 Se March, 1928. GEORGE COUGH By R. N. M (SEAL) First Publication Dates of Publicati

Paes over by T. M. et Your Home e Printed Stationery at The Nu: at The Nis cent @ _THE NEVADA Cire NUGGET, ET, CALIFORN THE NUGGET PAGE OF MINING } NEWS MARIPOSA COUNTY The Colorado Quartz which was acquired recently by the Belmont Metal Corporation has a crew of 15 men employed. L. Everett is in charge and preliminary work will consist of new road building in or der to transport stpplies and machinery to the mine. All machiery at the mine is being given a complete overhauling. They expect to drive the shaft down 300 feet or 200 deeper than ali-old workings. After the first hundzed feet have driven with gasoline power it is expected that electricity will be ready to complete the work. The new company.is organized under.the laws of’ Nevada and has the reputation of being well financed and successful. The Spread Eagle claims taken Bains and associates of Colorado is making fine headway with preliminary work. A 100 foot raise is to connect the tunnel with the surface. A hoist has been installed to sink from this point. Six men are employed and a large foree will be employed next month. The company expects W do some extensive and deep development. This will enak others to sink to liwer ley. All. mines in the Whitlock disae have been heavy producers in the past. The Feliciana Mine, which is proying one of Mariposa county’s rich properties is showing much high grade ore as sinking continues: Is is expected by Morris Faber, manager, that a shaft 100 feet deeper will be sunk to prove the depth of a rich chute of ove which has milled heavily the last few months. Some very important news is expected from the River Tunnel mine in the near future. Work is progres-° sing rapidly on cleaning up ‘the old workings. Twenty men are employed. Rich ore discoveries in the Virginia Mine at Coulterville is stimulating much interest on the Mother Lode, the first time in 30 years. Keen competition for the Lode properties exists. . fire place ‘built from KERN COUNTY Thé Zenda Mining: Company, which has taken over property in the Calico mining: district, is causing unusual interest from mining men. This company let a contract to Messrs. Taylor and Jackson to sink a three compartment shaft. 500 feet. Three shifts are at work and the shaft is down 200 feet. Three shifts are rushing the work. Core drilling was used to locate favorable gold values. The district is noted for rich silver production. production.—Barstow Printer. SISKIYOU COUNTY C. E. Humphrey has supervision over the Lucky May Mine on Mill Creek and development work is proceeding rapidly. Electricity will soon be installed. Three families, all interested in the mine are camped near and anumber of other families are to come down from _ Seattle soon. Three houses are built and more to be built soon. A BRIGHTER MINING OUTLOOK: ° PREDICTED BY MAGAZINE “With the oil wells on down for lack of business, eteé.,” the San Joaquin Power Magazine of Fresno, pictures a brighter outlook in the mining fields and the possibility of the opening of past famous gold producers. Among the splendid pictures throughout the magazine are a great gold quartz jn ithe lobby of the Krone hotel, Coarse Recently 14 feet of high grade ore . Gold district. A street scene in the camp of Columbia, a cabin where Mark Twain lived during the days of gold. Texas Flat mine in its day, was one of the most productive gold mines in what was then Fresno county. This is one of the _ possibilities of an old district being brought. back by opening up of its historical mine. It mentions Poker Flat, the scene of Bret Hart’s most famous story. This old camp has come to life, but instead of Shaggy, -red-shirted miners, with their shovels and gold pans, a steel monster driven by eletricity is digging down under’ the shallow water. It is estimated that the ‘electrical has ben opened up on a cross-cut . on the 400-level. Ore of bonanza drudge type is being mined mixed with white quartz and black sulphides. . does the work of 2,500 men. ere for The Nugget. Bette deteteete ete et tehsil lest Bleed ede Bet SCUUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. gD / Nothing better for remodeling Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any buildi® rpaterial can be supplied at a moment's notice THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Me eaterge she ihe ake heatestestentertestioteate thet letfesferferferte ferferterhe forte nk 2 oe Ig feat ste 08 Nt tle iene rte rte ol ome seate sto ere sferfe rte sfc fe ake she ate afc ofesfoate ste rte Seeeey? PINE TIMBER Gum Extracting Rights Wanted Grass Valley he sheake feat ste ahs ofa te she ake she ake sete olen of ofc rh 9§ eteteeheepettogotetees ote Histone % “e Referee $ OWNER CAN CUT TIMBER for mining and all other purposes whe'ever and whatever he wants. ? * eee teotelents foopeteeateofeoteofetecteterterterfer B. M. guaranty. Forest authorities. TREES ARE NOT INJURED—$5_ per : SALE OF PROPERTY CANCELS CONTRACT and new deal must be made with new owner. 1000 feet ees Narrow faced cutting method used only. Cuts about \4 in * 14 in x 6 in. weekly. This method is-endorsed by the U. S. Department of Agriculture and State INCOME: YEARLY RENTAL, $8.00 per 1000 cups guaranteed and prepaid and bonus guaranteed based on gum harvested, payable at end of the season. (nlcome may vary between $1 and $6 per ac'e wooded land.) : Mail the attached coupon or leave with the Chamber of Commerce or at. the Newspaper offices. “F.C. Ernst, 206 Pine St., Nevada City, Calif. Please come to my place and explain your gum tapping plan in detail, without any obligation to me. See me at (place) Best time to S00 Te iciccesccckiccekececsesmeccis.Sr REE Signature acres Pine Timber. penernaneslececescascesnccessenaannsoserscenssennenscctnscesecssceracege . top of the FINDS MINE AFTER ABSENCE OF MANY YEARS An old prospector named Turney walkel into Forks of Salmon a few days ago wearing a happy smile and his first words were, ‘Well, found it.’”” About 30 years ago he uncovered some rich pay dirt on Specimen Creek and now after 30 years absence has uncovered it again. About the time he. first this ground he went on a visit to relatives and for years prospected jin Idaho and Montana. He had always kept in mind this rich ground on Specimen Creek so laf winter he returned and has heen waiting for the snow tv go off in order that he could look for the old diggings. He took another man with him and for days they searched but he was unable to locate the old claim. Finally his partner found other employment. Turney continued to search until he was rewarded by locating the mine he had _ located many years ago. From a pan that he took from the ledge he found ten o1 fifteen small nuggets and a string of fine gold. The ledge has a hard gray porphry hanging wall, while the foot wall is dyorite, with iron cubes and a stain of silverin the ore. The ledge is from eighteen inches to two feet at the top. Turney returned to Forks of Salpurpose of building a trail property, so he can get provisions in. From all indications ‘he has struck a rich ledge. He has been a prospector for many years and made some good strikes in early days. He says there are many good ledges in the Salmon river section and if a prospector will take an outfit and to the almost sure to strike a good ledge. —Siskiyou Times. CAMPTONVILLE MINING Continued from front page Slate Ranze on’ his claims which he started to tunnel last season. This is in. a very rugged country and it is difficult work doing development work, being extremely hard to get supplies to the property. This is wie third season that Mr. Kelly has worked at this in an extensive maniier. Henry Rabe is still forging ahead in his tunnel at his quariz property near the.Sleighville House. If the rock contiues good. Mr. Rabe will probably put upa small mill to handle the ore. Although not as_ noticable as in the days’ of forty-nine, the lure of the yellow dust still pushes many a soul into the wilds, and he who braves the hardships connected with this vocation, risks his safety, works long hours, and waits another day to reach the desired goal, whether he be a lone, nature loving prospector “river rat’’ as some of his unfortunate brothers term him, or the finan. cler who is willing to put up his ;money and take a chance on strike . ‘ing it rich or losing, both working to the development of the country, isa man to be complimented and encouraged. . SEUSS RS VW. Rk: Detert, prominent Amador county mining man, tas purchased 900 acres of gravel and quartz property at Foresthill in Placer county and will develop it by tunnels, Spencer White is home after spending some time at Hobart Mills. And now someone finds that “the shark was the first of our ancestors io have a face.’’ Since many have inherited other characteristies of their shark ancestors, why not believe this latest discovery? It’s a fortunate. son now who knows where his own mother is—especially during the bridge season. The world may be strong for peace but most of the nations seem to want it on their own terms. According to our European crities it is perfectly all right for Great Britain—to-protect~ her interests in the Suez canal Egypt but it is rank imperialism for Uncle Sam’ to do anything toward defending his canal rights in the { western hemisphere. Brush. ilies now insist upon. Druggist ' Beloud—reconveyance of I have. MONDAY. JUNE 25, COURT HOUSE RECORDS " Heats F. Foster Miles et al to Reta F. deed of trust. ‘ discovered mon and secured implements for the} spend the summer in the hills he is} by intervening in Priced at 59c H. DICKERMAN cantile Co.— All right, title and interest to alleyway rear Lots 11, 12 and 13, Block 26, City of Grass Valley. W. B. Brown et al to Clinch Mercantile Co.—Same as above. Harriett D. Wayman et al to Robert J. Hume—Lots 29, 40 and 41, East River street, Town of Truckee Robert J. Hume to Albert Esola-— Same as above. : Harrison H. Wilcoxson et al to Nevada Irrigation District land in Section 1, T13N, R8E; Land in See. 36, T14N, R8&E. Pacific Fruit Express to State of California—right of way for state highway over S%NEY, and SEYNW . %4, See: 17, TITN, R16E. G. J. Rector et al to KE. R. Stambough et. uv—reconveyance. ry—Portions Lots 13 and 14 1, City of Grass Valley. , Block . Haddy et ux—Portion Lot 9, Block 46, City of Nevada. Louise Plummer. to W. E. Sullivan et uv—Portion Lot 8, Block §2; City of Nevada. “H. A. Patten to Cleo G. ital ay Land adjacent to SW corner SE} SW % Sec. 20, T16N, ROE. Notice Non Responsibility Thomas W. Blight et al. : Agreement _ F. L. Arbagast et al and Edw. L. Herrington. Judgement W. J. Michell vs. Irene Schwartz et al—decree quieting title to por. tion Lot 9, Block 41, City of Grass Valley. Order Confirming Sale Estate Belle M. Miller, deceased— S%NWM, SW%, Lots 10, 11, 12,

13 of SE%, Sec. 31, T16N, R8E. Estate Jacot Robinson, deceased—Lot 2, Block 5, South Grass Valley. Marketing Contract ene J. Henderson and Colax Fruit Growers Association. Proof of Labor Blood No. 1 et al placer claims by H. W. Blood. Fippin et al quartz and placer by . Frank Fippin. Surprise et al by C. S. Noble. . Randolph quartz mine et al quartz mine by G. J. Davis. John Junior quartz claim by G. Davis. Round Mountain quartz claim by G. J.Davis. Chance quartz claim by George H. Whiting. Red Indian and _by J. E. Roseman. J. Sunshine clainy by A. C. Travis. Newyears placer claim by Charles M. Sherman. Charlson quartz Landrigan. Foote placer et al by F.-C. Foote. Gold Nugget and Bishop Ranch, placer by F. C. Foote. Acton and Stover Gold quartz claims by Ethel A.Coughlan. Blue Bel lby Hennessy’ & Kelly. Colfax Metallic Point Co. property by George W. Steele. claim by W. H. LARGE ACREAGE OPTIONED BY UNION CARBIDE CO. The Union Carbide Company has optioned a large acreage of ground on the north end of the Mariposa Grant near the town of Bagby in Mariposa county. The company has taken over the old River Tunnel, Pine Tree and other claims. The old tunnel is being cleaned out and a winze is being pumped preparatory to extensive developments. If the val, ues show up encouragingly it is proposed to install large milling facililes. W. G. Watters of Bowman’s Dam was in town Thursday. TER Ree rgestoh feet eereetetestooh PEEEELEESS SS 6640908 66S040646000007. SPECIAL The new Sicentific Tooth Paste, with a 50c Tooth A’ correctly designed modern tooth brush and tooth paste combining all the features which dental authorand Stationer Emily Clinch et al to Clinch Mer-' Catherine Brophy to Mary L. Bar-' . J. X. Anderson et al to Thomas J. . { Bald Mountain quartz and placer . St. Claire placer claim by Hennessy & Kelly. Union No. 59 B placer claim by Marg D. Warnecke. . Option quartz claim by CG. C.! Cechetini. ‘MANY VISITORS COME TO FRENCH CORRAL . FRENCH CORRAL, June 23,(Special to The Nugget)—Here we are again with our items. Feaky weather still continues. Visitors come and think our weather avd climate and everything here ‘just ideal!’’ That pleases us for we most of the time. think the same Mr. and Mrs. E. Kuifer were visitors last week. They were old residents of the Ridge, who ere now living in Oakland. J. Moody, Stanley Deal, J. Swazey were visitors Saturday evening. Mr. E. Proom and _ son, Francis, of Sweetland were Saturday visitors. We learn with regret that the Proom family are leaving Sweetland and taking up their residence in Oakland. Mr. Proom purchased the old Warner property a few years ago and made many improvements there on but his occupation, perhanger etc., , the Cities. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wood and baby Carl, and Mr. Wood’s mother, Mrs. ,K. Wood, were Sunday visitors. Mrs, K. Wood accompanied by her grand: children, Dona and Walter Roux, of painter, pais more called for i San Francisco.are on an extended ‘Visit at Sweetland. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. L. Day of Oakland, who have been guests of W. &. ‘Moulton for the past two weeks, left for their home Sunday morning, They were delighted with the country and regretted that they could not remain longer, but when vaeation time comes again, they know wher they can spend. it, E Mrs. K. Broyles" and daughter Mrs. Labour, of Sacramento Sunday in French Corral. Miss Lucy O’Conner, spen* who has been visiting relatives in Birchville, returned to her home in Sacramento Monday. Miss Theresa O’Conner of Birchville has gone to San Francisco. and will take up summer work at the U. C. Miss O’Connor has beén teaching at Rough and Ready for the past three years. Many friends of Miss Frances exercises at Mt. St. Mary's academy Wednesday evening. Miss Moulton one of the graduates of which there was a large class. All enjoyed the evéning from start to finish. Mr. Arthur O’Conner of San Rafael is spending his vacation at his ‘home in Birechville. Mr. . O’Conner teaches at San Rafael. This annual. event at Mt. St. », Mary’s is always looked forward to with much interest as a fine proigram is always presented. Bill McCullough of Weed was a , Visitor Wednesday. é W. E. Moulton and Thos. Myers made a trip to Nevada City Thursday. . Remember’ the goad old days when you thought you were having a good time if you started the afternoon . with a croquet game and ended up with a buggy ride. “NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ~ . LEGAL NOTICE Moulton attended the commencement ! a . DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U. S. Land Office . Sacramento Calif. June 1,'1928, NOTICE is hereby given that Rachel Mae White of Grass Valley, 'Calif., on Sept. 4, 1924, made HomeStead entry,. No. 015001, for Lot 14, Let.138, N% Lot 12, W%. Lot 17: Section 6. Township. 15-N., Range 8-E., M. D. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, “before Clerk, Superior Court, at Nevada City, Calif., on the 16th day of July, 1928. Claimant names as_ witnesses: Charles F. Folek, Filmore Folck, J. H. Kramer, and Adolph Delmaine, all of Grass Valley, Calif. JOHN C. ING, Register. First Publication June 4, 1928. Dates of Publication, June 4, 11, 18, 25, July 2, 1928. GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing and submitting treatment of complex ores. Test ores for Amalgamation, Concentratién, Floatation, Cyanidation or any metallurgical process. Mine Examinations and Reports Mill Examinations and° Testing. Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH’ RCH ST, GRASS VALLEY : methods for commercial . @rrH THE PROVISIONS . right, title, ey July 2, 9, 1928, Rev, H. a Buckner is at home _after attending summer session at U, C. Berkeley. Mrs. Georgia Jacobson and dauzgh“ter, Miss Iola Barnes, of Sacramento are here visiting with friends this week. : LEGAL NOTICE — NOTIC ‘ TO Aas eiig USERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that water for domestic andjor irrigation purposes on San Juan Ridge for the current, 1928 season, will be supplied by SAN JUAN RIDGE WATER ASSOCIATION to only such members of said Association as shall comply with the following provisions, namely: (1st) Each and every person de siring such water or water service from the Eureka Lake System, or any systems under the control of said Association, must first subscribe the By-Laws of said Association; and (2)must notify, either J. F. Wilbur or E. Browning, Water Supervisors of said Association, immediately, the amount and nature of their — respective requirements for said season as aforesaid. a Those desiring such services from French Reservoirs shall notify said J. F. Wilbur; and. those desiring such service from Pine Grove Re servoir shall notify said E.Browning. NO-GNE FAILING TO CGMPLY AFORESAID WILL RE UNTITLED TO ANY WATER. OR: WATER SERVICE. J. F. Wilbur, and E. Browning, Water Supervisors of SAN JUAN RIDGE WATER ASSOCIATION. . : First Publication—June 11. 1928. SUMMONS No. 5613 ™N THE SUPERIOR CO@a: wil ‘STATE OF.CALIFORNTIA, IN ANB FOR THE COUNTY OF NEY ADA. GEORGE W. ‘COOPER; Plaintif€ vs A. R. WADSWORTH, FRANCIS STEVENS, JANE © STEVENS, hig wife, and 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. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed in the offiee of the Clerk of said County of Nevada; NILON & NILON, ‘Attorneys for Plaintiff. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING TO A. R. WADSWORTH, FRANCIS STEVENS, JANE STEVENS, his. wife, and also all other persons unknown, claiming any right, ttle, 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 the complaint in an aetion entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, within ten (10) days after service on you_of this Summons—if served within this County; or within thirty (30) days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unles 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 he will apply to the Court for anv other relief demanded in the complaint. The object of the action is to determine all and every claim, estate, lien: or interest in the real property hereinafter described, adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff’s title thereto;-to obtain. a judgment of this Court adjudging and decreeing that plaintiff is now, and has, by himself and his predecessors in interest been, in the actual, exelusive and adverse possession of said real property continuously. for the period of twenty (20) years immediately prior to the filing of the complaint in this action, claiming to own the same in fee against tha whole world; and that plaintiff has paid all taxes of every kind levied or assessed against said .real property during the period of five (5) years next preceding the filing of the complaint aforesaid; that plaintiff is the owner and entitled to the possession of said-real property, and that all claims of said defendants thereto are'without right, and that. they have not, nor has any, or either of them, any right, title, estate or interest in said real property, or any portion thereof. The. real property affected — this” action and hereinbefore 1eferred to is described as follows: : All that certain real property situate, lying 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 theCity of Nevada, as said lot: and block are designated upon the offcial map of said City of Neyada made by H. S. Bradley in the year. 1869. : Given under miy hand and Seal of said Superior Court of the— State of California, in and for ¢t County of Nevada, this 398 Se March, 1928. GEORGE COUGH By R. N. M (SEAL) First Publication Dates of Publicati