June 26, 1931 (6 pages)

DATE The following list is proof of laDor on mining claims in Nevada county commencing with January "33, 1931. More of them will be ‘published in later issues. Mizpah No. 1, Mizpah No. 2 and Black Bear, atz—J.C. Lew in Moores Flat Mining District: Moughboy atz.—George J. Hothi ~—"“ersall, in Etreka Mg. Dist. Commander and Harvester, placer,—L. J. Smith, in Canada Hill Mg. Dist. j Waukesha ,placer— D. EB. Bleakfey, in Relief Hill Mg. Dist. _ Josephine Helen, atz.— Chas. Genasci, in Willow Valley Mg. Dist. Mammoth, Gold Crown, Panama, Myrtle, Velma and Vivian, qtz.— . N. Coombs, in Eureka Mg .Dist. ‘Buckeye Hill placer—A. R. Kroll et al, in You Bet Mg Dist. Rising Sun, qtz— W. E. Kleingorge, and H. B. Drescher, in Willow Valley Mg. Dist. oe Minuet, Grizzly, Live Oak, Ridge, Summit, Niantic, Eldorado; Adriatic and Bold. Warrior, qtz.—United Griazly Ridge Mining Company, in 2 Columbia Hill Mg. Dist. Tom and Jerry No. 1, Tom and Jerry No. 2, placer—W. G. Fenton et al, in Quaker Hill Mg. Dist. Entreprise, (plager—J. P. -Keene et al in You Bet Mg. Dist. Lucky Boy and Ajax No. 1 Qqfz. —H. L. Bayes, in Eureka Mg. Dist Mountaineer and Mountaineer Extension qtz—Peter Bender in Nev. Mg. Dist. Walworth, placer—P. Bender, Nevada Mg .Dist. : Blue Bird, atz.—H. M. Stark, in Columbia Hill Mg. Dist. South Banner, qtz.—John T. Morgan heirs, in Nev. Mg. Dist. Bunker Hill and Jay gravel—P. €. Peterson, in Bloomfield Mg. Dist Yellow Ocher,—P. C. Peterson, in Bloomfield Mg. Dist. Homestake placer—C. E. Martz, in Wash. Mg. Dist. Pot Hole, Rescue, Gold Bar, Mt. Oro, Fisher Maiden and Mother Lode FILED BY MANY TO in qtz.—Geo. M. Carey et.al, in Mt. Oro Mg. Dist. White Wings, placer—Geo. M. Carey et al, in Mt. Oro Mg. Dist. Ruby aqtz.—A. J. Edminster im Willow: Valley Mg. Dist. Inca, Aztec, and Don Carlos, qtz CAMPTONVILLE, June 25— Dr. J. H. Barr and wife and Francis Ebert of Yuba City were in town Monday on a short visit to friends. Mrs. Leona West and son, Leonard Boone and brother, Leonard Calvin left Tuesday for Sacramento. William Belcher and son, and;t Donald Eich of Marysville passed through town Tuesday enroute to their mine. Miss Maud—-Mi_Ellis, County Health Nurse, ofMarysville was int t town Tuesday on a short business visit. Mr.and Mrs. Andrew Ford of Walnut Creek were intown Tuesday on a short visit. Forest Ranger Leland Smith ofj{t Nevada iCty was in town Tuesday on} 1 official business. The Marysville stage broke down Tuesday near Bullards Bar not getting in until the middle of the afternoon. : Reno A. Zerga has moved from Oak Valley to Slate Range where he will be employd at nightwatchmanp at the mi)l. and wife left Friday enroute to. tends enjoying California fruit to Fred Yore and James Yo of} Downieville. her full satisfaction before returning Oregon House passed through town. Louie Bullington motored to Sac-. home. 2 Wednesday enroute to Sleighville ramento Friday. His moter Mrs, L. 0. House. Mr. and Mrs. B. F.MeNaught motored to Grass Valley Tuesday.” The following were registered at Hotel Francis during the. past: few days: George E. Wilson, William Le Masters, Leland Smith, Nevada City Russel W. Beason, Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fordfi Arthur M. Towney, Blairsden, Ethel Walter, Peggy Walter, San Francisco, Helen Mears, Stanford University. C. N. Chatfield, superintendent of the Alta View mine, motored to struction by fire Monday afternoon. when a spark from the kitchen pipe lit on the shake roof and ignited it. Dave, who was cooking his evening meal, heard the roar of the flames, and rushed to the roof with several buckets of water putting it out. The benefit dance held at the Masonic Hall Saturday evening was a@ success with a large crowd from all over the surrounding country in attendance. Mary old timers and former residents took advantage of the occasion and many a happy re—Thos. E. Stephens, in Snow Point Meg. Dist. Prividence qtz—W. H. Spree in Wash. Meg. Dist. Washington Superior, placer—M. Crowley in Washington Mg. Dist. Turquoise, Ruby, and Agate, Sapphire, Emerald, Jade, Pearl, Diamond, and Opal, qtz—Blue Lead Cons. Mg. Col, bondee, owner, Relief Hill Mg. Dist. Bulkeley, placern—Geo. E. Poore in You Bet Mg. Dist. Moody, placer—Geo. E. Poore in You Bet Meg. Dist. Canyon plac.—Mary Louise Poore in You Bet Mg. Dist. Grubstake placer — Henry C. Nicholson in Nevada Mg. Dist. Major placer—Filoli-Inc., in No. Bloomfield Mg. Dist. Sheets, —placer — Filoli-Inc., -in Badger Hill Mg. Dist. Union 59A and Union 59B plac.— Filoli-Inc., in Lake City Mg. Dist. Lucky Strike,—Jess Neilson et al ‘ in Birchville Meg. Dist. Blue Ledge qtz, and Blue Ledge Ext.—Frank Nelson and J. G. Nel-. son, in Washington Mg. Dist. La Salle qtz., La Salle Ext. qtz— Fred de Wein in Wash. Mg. Dist. Deer Lick No. 2 qtz—H. D. Emerson, in Wash. Mg. Dist. Ramsey’s Mines—by Ramseys, in Fall Creek Mg. Dist. West Delhi, Defiance, Ext. Bonanza, Enterprise Ext. Excelsior Ext:— Mary Curnow Grizzly Ridge Meg. Dist. Washington Tunnel gravel—Mary E. McCulla estate in Wash. ~Mg. Dist. Lucky Boy —Gilbert Decker, in Relief Hill Mg. Dist. Toronto placer—Con. D: Murphy et al; in Lowell Hill Mg. Dist. Morning Star, Morning Star South Ext. and War Eagle gtz—John Cur-. now et al, in Badger Hill Mg. Dist! Cechetini, 1m! Option qtz.—C. R. Rough and Ready Me: Dist. in Kennebec Mg. Dist. Colorado . qtz. —— Chas. Canada Hill Mg. Dist. Kistle ‘Round Mt. Blue Gravel, —Harry M. Davis, Round Mt. Mg. Dist. ‘Flat Ledge mack, in Nevada Mg Dist -Elering, Unity and Syntax placer Round —Henry Goering Mt. Mg. Dist. et al, in Posey qtz.—Est. Mrs. E. W. Donnelly et al, in Willow Valley Mg Dist. Gray and Sunset placer—John Gray in North Columbia Hill Mg Dist. 0 Subscribe for The Nugget union among old friends was enjoyed during the evening. The Meltz ‘orchestra from Auburn _ furnished jthe music and a big supper with . lots to eat for everyone was enjoyed at midnight. Another similar dance has been announced for Saturday’ evening, July 25th. A very interesting and instructive illustrated lecture was given in the auditorium of the Masonic Hall Thursday evening by Junior Forest‘er James H. Gibson, to an audience of over 100 persons from all parts ‘of the surrounding ~ country. The . subject covered the National For-! ests, their welfare and protectin,. ; and what they mean to the indivi. dual citizen. The subject was put Sip very @ell, and the information 'and knowledge imparted will be ymeda with few days ago on a visit with relatives at Mill Creek. Hartley Jackson, of Los Altos, former residents, arrived Thursday on a brief visit to their old home. of Marysville accompanied by his son, was in town Thursday. Thursday from Gold Lake enroute and Mrs. Vern Ball were in town Thursday eve. Mary Veck of Downieville trip to Nevada City Friday. of San Francisco, arrived Thursday fon @ visit to his old home.: a short business visit in Reno. Bullington, who spent visiting daughtera returned with him. home reeently.at Log Cabin. He attended the Sacraménto Union High School. ‘ ville wore in town Friday Forbstown arrived Thursday to visit relatives. ; mer residents, Nevada City Wednesday. spending a few days in Camptoneee tons milling ore on dump. The residence of David Lewis on. ville. ‘ Will sell, bond, or lease. Spring street narrowly escaped dePatsy Horrts, Forest City merBox 474, Nevada City, Calif, their family arrived a She spent the week there as a member of the County Board of Education. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Joselin of Dobbins visited relatives Saturday. Fred J. Joubert motored burn Sunday, returning with his daughter, Miss Lesta, ‘who is attending San Jose Normal. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Gleason, former residents, of Nevada iCty, were Saturday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Butz of Nevada City were visiting relatives in town Saturda yeve. ‘Alvin’ Kennady and brother, Clayton of Oroville,. firmer residents, were in town Saturday eve visiting relatives. Wm. Handling of Grass Valley was in town Saturday. M. T. Ayres, editor jof the Mountain Messenger, and family pased thru town Sunday enroute to Pike. City. Mrs. S. R. Curtis of Wynne, Arkansas, arrived-on an extended visit to Mrs. Kate. H. Livingston. They were college chums and have not seen each other for over thirty years Mrs. Curtis likes California and inMrs. William Jackson and son, County’ Surveyor Jason R. Meek Jason R. Meek, Jr., own Friday. Jack A. Wolff of was in Grass Valley Over forty boys pased thru town 0 their home in Sutter County. Mrs. M. J. Cunningham and:Mrof Pike City Forest and passed to the Lewellen Davis of hru town Friday enroute ower country. a Frank Pendola made a business Herman Ramm, former resident, Edward Hanson left Saturday for Junior Forester James H. Gibson ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music, London, Engtand. Vocal pupil of Henry Blower andPiano pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on application. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. Grass Valley. the winter in Sacramen®,. Chas. Wilson, Jr., returned to his E. A. Boehme and son of MarysMr. and Mrs. J. Labadie of QUARTZ CLAIM—2 elaims. Development work done Shaft 156 feet Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horwege, forof Oakland, are chant, was in town Saturday. The following were among those attending the dance Saturday eve from Downieville: Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gould, Ross F. Taylor, A. Poggi, 180 ACRE ‘GRAVEL CLAIM. Tunnel in 200 feet. Last 10@ feet in hard rock, nearly thru rim iato pay gavel. 4 miles from Nevada ‘ity. With Frank Poggi, Miss Myrtle Pearson, pba ee ee cree ote! Mr. and Mrs. MeDonald, Dorothy Box 474, Nevada City, Calif, Schofield, Frank Huson, Pat SarRELIABLE MAN WANTED—+to call on farmers in Nevada County, gent, Misses Wilma and Milder Irwin, Anna Smith, Josephine Tomolo Mary Veck, Paul Smith, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Bynon, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stark, Ralph Costa, Mrs. Carmine Denton. : J. M. King and A. C. Sommers morted up from Nevada. Citys Saturday. Mr.and Mrs. E. Meltz and daugh$20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. FURST AND THOMAS, Department F. 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. Man and wife wants camp cook job, ter of Auburn were in town SaturExperienced. Inquire at Nugget day. office. The following -were among those . — —— from Alleghany attending the dance FOR SALE Saturday. evening: Ray Hawkins, H. 52 acres in Lake Vera District Casci, Chas. Winstead, Delbert Cole-. adjoining Mills College land. Ideal man and W. Moultn. for home sites or farm land. E. Mrs. Kate Hope Livinston return. Goering. im NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and values of tailings. : Assays made for gold, silver. lead and copper. Mail order check very helpful in permitting many of. the listeners to look at the subject’ work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance come panies. Automobile insurance. to Au-} Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to. dants is without right, and that th have not, nor has any, OF eit 4 them, any right, tithe, estate, or interest in said real property or any part or portion thereof. The land and property affected by, this action ts: All that certam real property rae in the City of Grass Valley, ounty of Nevada, State of Cal nia, and bounded and particuletty described as follows, to wit: 23 All that portion of Lot 9 in Block 27 of the Tewn, now City, of Grass Valley, as said lot and block are designated upon the official map of the Town of Grass Valley made by Samuel Bethel! in the year 1872, and more particularly deseribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the South East Corner of Lot 9, on the North line of Neal Street of said City of Graas . Valley, from which ‘the South West corner of Lot 8, the intersection of the East Hne of Mill Street and the North line of Neal Street, bears N 57° 18° W at the distance of 208.11 ‘feet; thence N 22° 34’ E along the Tine between lotsa 9 and 10, 66.89 feet to the corner common to lots 9, 10 and 12 of said Block 27; thence lots 9 and 12, ‘ . z Grass Valley! North East corner of lo, 9 on the West line of lot 12; thence N 67° 50 \s along the line between lots 9 and LAUNDRY 211 Benmett St. 6A, 38.50 feet; thence S 23° 47 W. 108.73 feet to the Northerly line of Neal Street: ghence S 57° 18 B along the Nertherly line of Neal Street to the place of beginning. . GIVEN under my hand and thé JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phones 109M State of Califorala in and for fhe County of emt this 15th day of R. N. MeCORMACK, ork. geal of the Superior Court of the May, A. D., Deputy Clerk. { AL) First publication May 32, 1931. Last Publication July 24, 1931. — NOTION TO CREDITORS No. 8348. : in the Superior Court of thé State of California in and for the County of Nevada. . In the Matter of the Eatate of DAHL M. NIVENS, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned BESSIE G. NIVENS, as Administratrix of the Eetate of Dahl M. Nivens, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file’them with the necessary vouchers within six (6). months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice to the said administratrix, ;atlaw offices of Nilon, Hennessy & _ Kelly, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Nevada Oounty, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Dahl M. Nievns, Deceased. Dated June 6th, 1931. BESSIS G. NIVENS, Administratrix of the Estate ef Dahl M. Nivens, Deceased. Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, Attorneys for Administratrix. First Publication June 12. 1931. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1931 Le Barr Meadows Pavilion On Auburn Highway RED HAT RAMBLERS —HOT SUPPER— Chili Baked Beans, Hot Rolls, . Cake and Coffee, 25 Cents _ SS LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS Dates of Publication June 12, 19, 126, July 3, 1931. NO. 5928 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of iNAHUM. C. GOODWIN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Vv. the undersigned Edw. C. Uren, as JOHN JOHNSON; ELIZABETH E.! administrator of the Estate’ of NaTARR; also, all other persons uD-!hum C. Goodwin, deceased, to the known claiming any right, title, es-i Creditors of and all persons having tate, lien or interest in the real; claims against the said deeedent to property described in the complaint) file them with the necessary vouchadverse to plaintiff’s ownership ,oOr. ers within six (6) months after the . In the Superior Court of the State. of California in and for.the County . of Nevada. ANNA LUTHER, Plaintiff, any cloud upon plaintiff’s title; first publication of this notice in thereto, Defendants. — the office of the Clerk of the SuAction to determine adverse. perior Court of the State of Caliclaims to and clouds upon title to real property, brought in the Su-. perior Court of the State of Califorfornia, in and for the County of Nevada, orto exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six in a different angle, and will cause, many of them to be more careful . in many ways.__Foellowine the talk . fa severa 1 reels of motion pictures were shown; one of fishing, and another of ~ exceptional interest, showing the running down, capture, nia in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Nevada. ; : NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Grass Valley, California. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF (6). months after. the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of W. E. Wright, Attorney at law, Nevada City, California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased. . Defiance and in Kennebec Cons; qtz.—Paine Bros: atz.—R. N. McCorand killing of mountain lions. Arrangements for the were under the direetién of Forst Ranger. Frank W. Meggers of the local office. Mrs. Louis J. Joubert of Oakland and James L. Joubert of this place left Wednesday for Sawyers Bar, Siskiyou county, on a short visit. Ed Hanson ,native and former resident of this section, absent for 20 years arrived Wednesdoy on a visit with his brether, Fred B. Hanson. turned Wednesday Marysville. A. J. Heether City Thursday. C. N. Chatfield motored to Downieville Thursday. Mrs. Harry Lampel, former res:dent, of Mountain View and party ot friends left Friday for their home after a short visit with relatives here. Peter Lischer and party of friends of Oklahoma arrived a few days ago on a visit to his brother, Lischer, at Weeds Point mine. Charles C. Strandberg, former remotred to Nevada Dietrick Ranch above town. Edwin. Godfrey and sister, Eileen, ‘;passed through town’ Friday enlecture}: Mr. and Mrs. Julius E. Pauly re-' from a visit at: Geo. W.! sident, now of Oakland —arrived—a— few days ago and is visiting at tne! Berkeley Mines, Ltd. A California Corporation with only 200,000 shares of , Capital Stock. authorized is NOW WORKING under lease from Sierra Consolidated SEVEN CLAIMS ADJOINING FAMOUS SIXTEEN-TO-ONE MINE at Alleghany, California. THE BERKELEY MINES Is now offering a block of its stock for sale at 25 cents per share to help carry through a systematic development program. AS GOOD A PROSPECT AS YOU CAN FIND Write BERKELEY MINES, LIMITED 1437 Bancroft Way California Berkeley jand for the County of Nevada, withCALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS . TO: j JOHN JOHNSTON; ELIZABETH iE. TARR; also, all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the . real . property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants. : YOU ARE HEREBY directed to appear, and answer to the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California in Dated June 4th, 1931. EDW. C. UREN, Administrator of the Estate of Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased. First Publication June 5th, 1931. in ten days after the service on you of this summons—if served within . this County,—or within thirty days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said plaintiff , will take judgment for any money or 'damages demanded in the complaint las arising upon contract, or she will !apply to the court for any other rei lief demanded in the complaint. THe following is a statement of the object of the action: The object of the action is to determine all and every claim, estate, right, title, lien or interest in the property herein described; that the DON’T DUCK. Meet your friends with neatly cleamed clothes. Did you ever see an old friend coming down the street in the distance, and realizing that your clothes were cleaned ABOUT OUR SERVICE Our patrons have found that it is “different”? from others; it is more personal, more sympathetic. And ‘hat is what you want when = you have trouble in the family such as Peculiar plaintiff is now, and has been, by} 80t neatly and pressed, herself and her predecessors in in-. curned a corner to keep from meetterest, the owner of and in the acing him? om tual, exclusive and adverse possession of the property hereinafter described continuously for the period of more than twenty years immedi-} ately preceding the filing of the complaint in this action, claiming to own the same in fee against the whole.world, and that plaintiff has, by herself and by her predecessors Our cleaning prices are 80 moderate that such a thing need never happen. Send-your-elothes often to the _ GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS ED BURTNER, Proprietor, CAMPTONVILLE CONTD vada City Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy of Alaroute to their home at Pike City. Lawrence Turner motored to Nedeath and its attendant misfortunes . Quality * MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME in interest, paid all taxes of every kind and nature whatever, levied or iassessed against said real property during the period of five years continuously immediately preceding the filing of complaint aforesaid; that Phone 875 W = 111. West Main St. Will cail Monday and Thursday after— noons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. We will credit the claims or claim of said defenyour phone eharges. ;

DATE The following list is proof of laDor on mining claims in Nevada county commencing with January "33, 1931. More of them will be ‘published in later issues. Mizpah No. 1, Mizpah No. 2 and Black Bear, atz—J.C. Lew in Moores Flat Mining District: Moughboy atz.—George J. Hothi ~—"“ersall, in Etreka Mg. Dist. Commander and Harvester, placer,—L. J. Smith, in Canada Hill Mg. Dist. j Waukesha ,placer— D. EB. Bleakfey, in Relief Hill Mg. Dist. _ Josephine Helen, atz.— Chas. Genasci, in Willow Valley Mg. Dist. Mammoth, Gold Crown, Panama, Myrtle, Velma and Vivian, qtz.— . N. Coombs, in Eureka Mg .Dist. ‘Buckeye Hill placer—A. R. Kroll et al, in You Bet Mg Dist. Rising Sun, qtz— W. E. Kleingorge, and H. B. Drescher, in Willow Valley Mg. Dist. oe Minuet, Grizzly, Live Oak, Ridge, Summit, Niantic, Eldorado; Adriatic and Bold. Warrior, qtz.—United Griazly Ridge Mining Company, in 2 Columbia Hill Mg. Dist. Tom and Jerry No. 1, Tom and Jerry No. 2, placer—W. G. Fenton et al, in Quaker Hill Mg. Dist. Entreprise, (plager—J. P. -Keene et al in You Bet Mg. Dist. Lucky Boy and Ajax No. 1 Qqfz. —H. L. Bayes, in Eureka Mg. Dist Mountaineer and Mountaineer Extension qtz—Peter Bender in Nev. Mg. Dist. Walworth, placer—P. Bender, Nevada Mg .Dist. : Blue Bird, atz.—H. M. Stark, in Columbia Hill Mg. Dist. South Banner, qtz.—John T. Morgan heirs, in Nev. Mg. Dist. Bunker Hill and Jay gravel—P. €. Peterson, in Bloomfield Mg. Dist Yellow Ocher,—P. C. Peterson, in Bloomfield Mg. Dist. Homestake placer—C. E. Martz, in Wash. Mg. Dist. Pot Hole, Rescue, Gold Bar, Mt. Oro, Fisher Maiden and Mother Lode FILED BY MANY TO in qtz.—Geo. M. Carey et.al, in Mt. Oro Mg. Dist. White Wings, placer—Geo. M. Carey et al, in Mt. Oro Mg. Dist. Ruby aqtz.—A. J. Edminster im Willow: Valley Mg. Dist. Inca, Aztec, and Don Carlos, qtz CAMPTONVILLE, June 25— Dr. J. H. Barr and wife and Francis Ebert of Yuba City were in town Monday on a short visit to friends. Mrs. Leona West and son, Leonard Boone and brother, Leonard Calvin left Tuesday for Sacramento. William Belcher and son, and;t Donald Eich of Marysville passed through town Tuesday enroute to their mine. Miss Maud—-Mi_Ellis, County Health Nurse, ofMarysville was int t town Tuesday on a short business visit. Mr.and Mrs. Andrew Ford of Walnut Creek were intown Tuesday on a short visit. Forest Ranger Leland Smith ofj{t Nevada iCty was in town Tuesday on} 1 official business. The Marysville stage broke down Tuesday near Bullards Bar not getting in until the middle of the afternoon. : Reno A. Zerga has moved from Oak Valley to Slate Range where he will be employd at nightwatchmanp at the mi)l. and wife left Friday enroute to. tends enjoying California fruit to Fred Yore and James Yo of} Downieville. her full satisfaction before returning Oregon House passed through town. Louie Bullington motored to Sac-. home. 2 Wednesday enroute to Sleighville ramento Friday. His moter Mrs, L. 0. House. Mr. and Mrs. B. F.MeNaught motored to Grass Valley Tuesday.” The following were registered at Hotel Francis during the. past: few days: George E. Wilson, William Le Masters, Leland Smith, Nevada City Russel W. Beason, Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fordfi Arthur M. Towney, Blairsden, Ethel Walter, Peggy Walter, San Francisco, Helen Mears, Stanford University. C. N. Chatfield, superintendent of the Alta View mine, motored to struction by fire Monday afternoon. when a spark from the kitchen pipe lit on the shake roof and ignited it. Dave, who was cooking his evening meal, heard the roar of the flames, and rushed to the roof with several buckets of water putting it out. The benefit dance held at the Masonic Hall Saturday evening was a@ success with a large crowd from all over the surrounding country in attendance. Mary old timers and former residents took advantage of the occasion and many a happy re—Thos. E. Stephens, in Snow Point Meg. Dist. Prividence qtz—W. H. Spree in Wash. Meg. Dist. Washington Superior, placer—M. Crowley in Washington Mg. Dist. Turquoise, Ruby, and Agate, Sapphire, Emerald, Jade, Pearl, Diamond, and Opal, qtz—Blue Lead Cons. Mg. Col, bondee, owner, Relief Hill Mg. Dist. Bulkeley, placern—Geo. E. Poore in You Bet Mg. Dist. Moody, placer—Geo. E. Poore in You Bet Meg. Dist. Canyon plac.—Mary Louise Poore in You Bet Mg. Dist. Grubstake placer — Henry C. Nicholson in Nevada Mg. Dist. Major placer—Filoli-Inc., in No. Bloomfield Mg. Dist. Sheets, —placer — Filoli-Inc., -in Badger Hill Mg. Dist. Union 59A and Union 59B plac.— Filoli-Inc., in Lake City Mg. Dist. Lucky Strike,—Jess Neilson et al ‘ in Birchville Meg. Dist. Blue Ledge qtz, and Blue Ledge Ext.—Frank Nelson and J. G. Nel-. son, in Washington Mg. Dist. La Salle qtz., La Salle Ext. qtz— Fred de Wein in Wash. Mg. Dist. Deer Lick No. 2 qtz—H. D. Emerson, in Wash. Mg. Dist. Ramsey’s Mines—by Ramseys, in Fall Creek Mg. Dist. West Delhi, Defiance, Ext. Bonanza, Enterprise Ext. Excelsior Ext:— Mary Curnow Grizzly Ridge Meg. Dist. Washington Tunnel gravel—Mary E. McCulla estate in Wash. ~Mg. Dist. Lucky Boy —Gilbert Decker, in Relief Hill Mg. Dist. Toronto placer—Con. D: Murphy et al; in Lowell Hill Mg. Dist. Morning Star, Morning Star South Ext. and War Eagle gtz—John Cur-. now et al, in Badger Hill Mg. Dist! Cechetini, 1m! Option qtz.—C. R. Rough and Ready Me: Dist. in Kennebec Mg. Dist. Colorado . qtz. —— Chas. Canada Hill Mg. Dist. Kistle ‘Round Mt. Blue Gravel, —Harry M. Davis, Round Mt. Mg. Dist. ‘Flat Ledge mack, in Nevada Mg Dist -Elering, Unity and Syntax placer Round —Henry Goering Mt. Mg. Dist. et al, in Posey qtz.—Est. Mrs. E. W. Donnelly et al, in Willow Valley Mg Dist. Gray and Sunset placer—John Gray in North Columbia Hill Mg Dist. 0 Subscribe for The Nugget union among old friends was enjoyed during the evening. The Meltz ‘orchestra from Auburn _ furnished jthe music and a big supper with . lots to eat for everyone was enjoyed at midnight. Another similar dance has been announced for Saturday’ evening, July 25th. A very interesting and instructive illustrated lecture was given in the auditorium of the Masonic Hall Thursday evening by Junior Forest‘er James H. Gibson, to an audience of over 100 persons from all parts ‘of the surrounding ~ country. The . subject covered the National For-! ests, their welfare and protectin,. ; and what they mean to the indivi. dual citizen. The subject was put Sip very @ell, and the information 'and knowledge imparted will be ymeda with few days ago on a visit with relatives at Mill Creek. Hartley Jackson, of Los Altos, former residents, arrived Thursday on a brief visit to their old home. of Marysville accompanied by his son, was in town Thursday. Thursday from Gold Lake enroute and Mrs. Vern Ball were in town Thursday eve. Mary Veck of Downieville trip to Nevada City Friday. of San Francisco, arrived Thursday fon @ visit to his old home.: a short business visit in Reno. Bullington, who spent visiting daughtera returned with him. home reeently.at Log Cabin. He attended the Sacraménto Union High School. ‘ ville wore in town Friday Forbstown arrived Thursday to visit relatives. ; mer residents, Nevada City Wednesday. spending a few days in Camptoneee tons milling ore on dump. The residence of David Lewis on. ville. ‘ Will sell, bond, or lease. Spring street narrowly escaped dePatsy Horrts, Forest City merBox 474, Nevada City, Calif, their family arrived a She spent the week there as a member of the County Board of Education. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Joselin of Dobbins visited relatives Saturday. Fred J. Joubert motored burn Sunday, returning with his daughter, Miss Lesta, ‘who is attending San Jose Normal. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Gleason, former residents, of Nevada iCty, were Saturday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Butz of Nevada City were visiting relatives in town Saturda yeve. ‘Alvin’ Kennady and brother, Clayton of Oroville,. firmer residents, were in town Saturday eve visiting relatives. Wm. Handling of Grass Valley was in town Saturday. M. T. Ayres, editor jof the Mountain Messenger, and family pased thru town Sunday enroute to Pike. City. Mrs. S. R. Curtis of Wynne, Arkansas, arrived-on an extended visit to Mrs. Kate. H. Livingston. They were college chums and have not seen each other for over thirty years Mrs. Curtis likes California and inMrs. William Jackson and son, County’ Surveyor Jason R. Meek Jason R. Meek, Jr., own Friday. Jack A. Wolff of was in Grass Valley Over forty boys pased thru town 0 their home in Sutter County. Mrs. M. J. Cunningham and:Mrof Pike City Forest and passed to the Lewellen Davis of hru town Friday enroute ower country. a Frank Pendola made a business Herman Ramm, former resident, Edward Hanson left Saturday for Junior Forester James H. Gibson ROSETTA BUZZA JOHNS Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music, London, Engtand. Vocal pupil of Henry Blower andPiano pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on application. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. Grass Valley. the winter in Sacramen®,. Chas. Wilson, Jr., returned to his E. A. Boehme and son of MarysMr. and Mrs. J. Labadie of QUARTZ CLAIM—2 elaims. Development work done Shaft 156 feet Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horwege, forof Oakland, are chant, was in town Saturday. The following were among those attending the dance Saturday eve from Downieville: Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gould, Ross F. Taylor, A. Poggi, 180 ACRE ‘GRAVEL CLAIM. Tunnel in 200 feet. Last 10@ feet in hard rock, nearly thru rim iato pay gavel. 4 miles from Nevada ‘ity. With Frank Poggi, Miss Myrtle Pearson, pba ee ee cree ote! Mr. and Mrs. MeDonald, Dorothy Box 474, Nevada City, Calif, Schofield, Frank Huson, Pat SarRELIABLE MAN WANTED—+to call

on farmers in Nevada County, gent, Misses Wilma and Milder Irwin, Anna Smith, Josephine Tomolo Mary Veck, Paul Smith, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Bynon, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stark, Ralph Costa, Mrs. Carmine Denton. : J. M. King and A. C. Sommers morted up from Nevada. Citys Saturday. Mr.and Mrs. E. Meltz and daugh$20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. FURST AND THOMAS, Department F. 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. Man and wife wants camp cook job, ter of Auburn were in town SaturExperienced. Inquire at Nugget day. office. The following -were among those . — —— from Alleghany attending the dance FOR SALE Saturday. evening: Ray Hawkins, H. 52 acres in Lake Vera District Casci, Chas. Winstead, Delbert Cole-. adjoining Mills College land. Ideal man and W. Moultn. for home sites or farm land. E. Mrs. Kate Hope Livinston return. Goering. im NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE E. J. N. Ott, Proprietor Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and values of tailings. : Assays made for gold, silver. lead and copper. Mail order check very helpful in permitting many of. the listeners to look at the subject’ work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance come panies. Automobile insurance. to Au-} Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to. dants is without right, and that th have not, nor has any, OF eit 4 them, any right, tithe, estate, or interest in said real property or any part or portion thereof. The land and property affected by, this action ts: All that certam real property rae in the City of Grass Valley, ounty of Nevada, State of Cal nia, and bounded and particuletty described as follows, to wit: 23 All that portion of Lot 9 in Block 27 of the Tewn, now City, of Grass Valley, as said lot and block are designated upon the official map of the Town of Grass Valley made by Samuel Bethel! in the year 1872, and more particularly deseribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the South East Corner of Lot 9, on the North line of Neal Street of said City of Graas . Valley, from which ‘the South West corner of Lot 8, the intersection of the East Hne of Mill Street and the North line of Neal Street, bears N 57° 18° W at the distance of 208.11 ‘feet; thence N 22° 34’ E along the Tine between lotsa 9 and 10, 66.89 feet to the corner common to lots 9, 10 and 12 of said Block 27; thence lots 9 and 12, ‘ . z Grass Valley! North East corner of lo, 9 on the West line of lot 12; thence N 67° 50 \s along the line between lots 9 and LAUNDRY 211 Benmett St. 6A, 38.50 feet; thence S 23° 47 W. 108.73 feet to the Northerly line of Neal Street: ghence S 57° 18 B along the Nertherly line of Neal Street to the place of beginning. . GIVEN under my hand and thé JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phones 109M State of Califorala in and for fhe County of emt this 15th day of R. N. MeCORMACK, ork. geal of the Superior Court of the May, A. D., Deputy Clerk. { AL) First publication May 32, 1931. Last Publication July 24, 1931. — NOTION TO CREDITORS No. 8348. : in the Superior Court of thé State of California in and for the County of Nevada. . In the Matter of the Eatate of DAHL M. NIVENS, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned BESSIE G. NIVENS, as Administratrix of the Eetate of Dahl M. Nivens, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file’them with the necessary vouchers within six (6). months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice to the said administratrix, ;atlaw offices of Nilon, Hennessy & _ Kelly, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Nevada Oounty, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Dahl M. Nievns, Deceased. Dated June 6th, 1931. BESSIS G. NIVENS, Administratrix of the Estate ef Dahl M. Nivens, Deceased. Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, Attorneys for Administratrix. First Publication June 12. 1931. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1931 Le Barr Meadows Pavilion On Auburn Highway RED HAT RAMBLERS —HOT SUPPER— Chili Baked Beans, Hot Rolls, . Cake and Coffee, 25 Cents _ SS LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS Dates of Publication June 12, 19, 126, July 3, 1931. NO. 5928 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of iNAHUM. C. GOODWIN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Vv. the undersigned Edw. C. Uren, as JOHN JOHNSON; ELIZABETH E.! administrator of the Estate’ of NaTARR; also, all other persons uD-!hum C. Goodwin, deceased, to the known claiming any right, title, es-i Creditors of and all persons having tate, lien or interest in the real; claims against the said deeedent to property described in the complaint) file them with the necessary vouchadverse to plaintiff’s ownership ,oOr. ers within six (6) months after the . In the Superior Court of the State. of California in and for.the County . of Nevada. ANNA LUTHER, Plaintiff, any cloud upon plaintiff’s title; first publication of this notice in thereto, Defendants. — the office of the Clerk of the SuAction to determine adverse. perior Court of the State of Caliclaims to and clouds upon title to real property, brought in the Su-. perior Court of the State of Califorfornia, in and for the County of Nevada, orto exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six in a different angle, and will cause, many of them to be more careful . in many ways.__Foellowine the talk . fa severa 1 reels of motion pictures were shown; one of fishing, and another of ~ exceptional interest, showing the running down, capture, nia in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Nevada. ; : NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Grass Valley, California. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF (6). months after. the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of W. E. Wright, Attorney at law, Nevada City, California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased. . Defiance and in Kennebec Cons; qtz.—Paine Bros: atz.—R. N. McCorand killing of mountain lions. Arrangements for the were under the direetién of Forst Ranger. Frank W. Meggers of the local office. Mrs. Louis J. Joubert of Oakland and James L. Joubert of this place left Wednesday for Sawyers Bar, Siskiyou county, on a short visit. Ed Hanson ,native and former resident of this section, absent for 20 years arrived Wednesdoy on a visit with his brether, Fred B. Hanson. turned Wednesday Marysville. A. J. Heether City Thursday. C. N. Chatfield motored to Downieville Thursday. Mrs. Harry Lampel, former res:dent, of Mountain View and party ot friends left Friday for their home after a short visit with relatives here. Peter Lischer and party of friends of Oklahoma arrived a few days ago on a visit to his brother, Lischer, at Weeds Point mine. Charles C. Strandberg, former remotred to Nevada Dietrick Ranch above town. Edwin. Godfrey and sister, Eileen, ‘;passed through town’ Friday enlecture}: Mr. and Mrs. Julius E. Pauly re-' from a visit at: Geo. W.! sident, now of Oakland —arrived—a— few days ago and is visiting at tne! Berkeley Mines, Ltd. A California Corporation with only 200,000 shares of , Capital Stock. authorized is NOW WORKING under lease from Sierra Consolidated SEVEN CLAIMS ADJOINING FAMOUS SIXTEEN-TO-ONE MINE at Alleghany, California. THE BERKELEY MINES Is now offering a block of its stock for sale at 25 cents per share to help carry through a systematic development program. AS GOOD A PROSPECT AS YOU CAN FIND Write BERKELEY MINES, LIMITED 1437 Bancroft Way California Berkeley jand for the County of Nevada, withCALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS . TO: j JOHN JOHNSTON; ELIZABETH iE. TARR; also, all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the . real . property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants. : YOU ARE HEREBY directed to appear, and answer to the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California in Dated June 4th, 1931. EDW. C. UREN, Administrator of the Estate of Nahum C. Goodwin, deceased. First Publication June 5th, 1931. in ten days after the service on you of this summons—if served within . this County,—or within thirty days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said plaintiff , will take judgment for any money or 'damages demanded in the complaint las arising upon contract, or she will !apply to the court for any other rei lief demanded in the complaint. THe following is a statement of the object of the action: The object of the action is to determine all and every claim, estate, right, title, lien or interest in the property herein described; that the DON’T DUCK. Meet your friends with neatly cleamed clothes. Did you ever see an old friend coming down the street in the distance, and realizing that your clothes were cleaned ABOUT OUR SERVICE Our patrons have found that it is “different”? from others; it is more personal, more sympathetic. And ‘hat is what you want when = you have trouble in the family such as Peculiar plaintiff is now, and has been, by} 80t neatly and pressed, herself and her predecessors in in-. curned a corner to keep from meetterest, the owner of and in the acing him? om tual, exclusive and adverse possession of the property hereinafter described continuously for the period of more than twenty years immedi-} ately preceding the filing of the complaint in this action, claiming to own the same in fee against the whole.world, and that plaintiff has, by herself and by her predecessors Our cleaning prices are 80 moderate that such a thing need never happen. Send-your-elothes often to the _ GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS ED BURTNER, Proprietor, CAMPTONVILLE CONTD vada City Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy of Alaroute to their home at Pike City. Lawrence Turner motored to Nedeath and its attendant misfortunes . Quality * MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME in interest, paid all taxes of every kind and nature whatever, levied or iassessed against said real property during the period of five years continuously immediately preceding the filing of complaint aforesaid; that Phone 875 W = 111. West Main St. Will cail Monday and Thursday after— noons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. We will credit the claims or claim of said defenyour phone eharges. ;