March 13, 1931 (6 pages)

PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA = peers = ——— ——— THE NEVADA CITY Published weekly on Friday morning at’ Nevada City, Calif. and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES’ One Year, pny address in California, in advance Outside California, in U.S. . . Three Months One Month ee A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Elsie P. Willoughby...cc000000.00Editor and Publisher “Thomas Bessler Manager PG & ETO EXPEND OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS The 1931 budget of the Pacific “Gas and Blectric Company for construction and maintensance in the Drum division, according to an announcement. madeby_H. M. Cooper, calls for an exptnditure of over half “million dollars. ‘Among the major items of expen‘diture in the Blectric department saré: $28,000 for the surface of Wise “eanal between Rock Creek and the “Wise house for alterations at thje Alta power house forebay; $11,000 for the rebuilding of a section of the Alleghany primary power line; $10,000 for the rebuilding of theAltaGrass Valley power line; $14,000 for rebuilding of power lines in the wicinity of Steep Hollow. In Nevada district suburban terxitory involves an expenditure of $15,250. A new line is planned from Sumamit substation to the Soda Spring Hoteol, calling for an expenditure <of $9,823 and $22,500 for major extensions t6 serve new business. In the Water department large expenditures will be made for the rearranging and planniny of flumes and: canals. In the Gas department $5,000 will be expended for new mains in Nevada ity and Grass Valley. At Roseville where 100 new serviees will be installed, 5,200 will be expended for mew mains. Mr. Cooper says: ‘‘We are not sstanding by waiting for business to «ome in. Our aggressive sales plans for 1931 will develop a large volume sof business which, in adition to the mormal grouth of the _ territory, sshould make this year a busy one.” CENTRAL EUREKA MINING COMPANY NOW STOPING Sutter Creek, Calif., March 12— Stoping operations are in full swing an the entirely new orebody recently ‘disclosed by the north drift on the 2,100-foot level of the Old Eureka section of the property of the Central Eureka Mining Company, on the -outskirts of Sutter Creek. The yield «of this work and like operations in -& previously known and developed orebody on and above the 2,000-foot Zevel is providing current production eof ore for the company’s 40-stamp mill. Prior to the inaugration of stoping, the new ore shoot was folowed for a distance of more than 130 feet and found to average in ‘width seven feet and in value$13., in gold to the ton. Drifting north in the new find has been resumed and on the 2,000 and 2,300-foot levels drifts are bein extended in the same “direction to. interest its upward and wlownward extensions. Over 750 feet of the 1,550 feet Separating the main Central Eureka shaft and its Old Eureka shaft has een gained in the extensions under «ontract of the north drift from the +2,540-foot level station of the former ‘to the 2,300-foot point in the latter, at is officially learned. The completYon of this connecting drift, proceed — : j ‘than $6,000,000., principally gold. ing between two:parreled veins about 70 feet a part ad calculated to be accomplished by August next, is likely to mark a-new epoch in Central Eureka history, since thereafter it will be possible for the company to handle all Old Eureka, Central Eureka, Central Eureka and South Eureka mine through the new working and up the Old Eureka shaft, instead of by way of the South Eureka Shaft, as at present. This new method’ of raising to the surface the water from the three mines will, it is claimed by the management, effect a saving to the Central Eureka company of $30,000, annually and, in addition, permit of the future exploration and development more edenemirally and advantageously of the Central Eureka and Old Eureka ore bodies, which are to the north, than is possible under present conditions. O-erations on the 900-foot level of the Pacific mine’ section of hte Plymouth Consolidated property, at plymouth, under the direction of the management of the Argonout Mining Company, owners of the famous Argonaut.mine at Jackson, are approching an intersecting stage. The crosscut being run west from the pacific shaft for the purpose of picking up in that area the northern extension of the Empire mine vein, has been advanced more than 200 feet and it is calculated that its goal should be reached with a compartively small amount of additional work. Particular significance attach-} es to the current work for the reason that the Empire orebody in theadjoining Empire ground was worked in earlier days to an incline depth of 1,300 and a vertical depth of 1,140 feet, with a credited yield of more Shaft sinking has reached a depth of 95 feet, on the dip of the vein, and drifting west at that level is also in progress at the Quartz Mountain property, four and a half miles northwest of Sutter Creek, which is being operated by Anderson Callison, San Francisco oil man, and James R, Mur phey, former Nevada mining man. Both workings are exposing full widths of ore shipping grade, occarding to Mr. Murphey, who is directing the development of the property. GOLD-GRAVEL PRODUCTS INC, TO BEGIN WORKING San Andres, Clif., March 12-After a year and a half of preliminay work, Gold-Gravel Products, Inc., a -close California corporation, will within the next ten days begin the operation of its patented property of 1,512 acres at Wallace, 20 miles northwest of San Andreas on, a large scale, according to Warren V. Clark, president and manager.T ests have shown that the gold-bearing gravel deposit, it is stated by the manage ment, embraces 30,000,000 cubic feet an average depth of 20 feet. The washing plant, installed and ready to start, has a capacity of 150 cubic yards an hour. The equipment also includes-a link belt power shovel attached to a tracter, two 8-ton locomotives, twelve, 4-cubic yard dump cars and 3,000 feet of 36-inch. lei ee Ee te he ee kk RUSSIAN MINERAL OIL A pure Russian Hydrocarbon Mineral Oil free from ‘odor and taste. Used in the treatment of Chronic Constipation and as a mild laxative. Also a lubricant for relief of intestinal auto-intoxication. — -DICKERMAN DRUG STORE gauge railroad track. The water is impounded and«tised’ over, the only loss being by evaporation. The company is capitalized for 25,000 shares of no par value. The officers are; President and manager, Warren V. Clark vice-president, E. L. Farrington; secretary-treasure, Warren R. Clark; directors, the above named with Arthur H. Barendt. All reside at Wallace except Mr._Barendt, who is an attorney of San Francisco. The five-stamp mill being erected on the Bower mine, 17 miles northwest of Angles Camp, by Todd B. Elliot, San Francisco mining engineer, and eastern associates under a lease and bond, is nearly completion. Mr. Elliot estimates that the plant will be placed in commission by March 15. The equipment being installed also includes a 30-ton daily capacity ball mill regrinding purposes. In reopening and retimbering drifts on the vein from a crosscut tunnel, run by the early operators for the property, one of the three known ore shoots has again been revealed for a distance of 200 feet with its full length yet to de determinded. Work thus far accomplished has shown the. shoot. to average eight feet in width and assay $20 in gold to the ton, with small silver and lead values. F. W. Wright and associates of Milton, Calif., are obtaining encouraging results in the operation of the Ranch mine, three miles north of Felix, under a lease and bond from J. D. McCarty of Copperoplis, Calif. From an orebody assaying $5 in gold to the ton and varying in width from one to five feet, they are exeracting sufficient ore to keep an 18-ton daily capacity ball mill busy. The ore is being mined from a “‘blanket’’ vein which has opened up to a depth of 60 feet on its dip and a length of 259 feet. At another point on the property the operators are unwatering a 225-foot icline shaft on the main or Ranch vein. At ‘the Boundry Cone property, two miles southwest of Mokelumne Hill, the drift being advanced upstream along the west bank of the ancient fiver channel under exploration is yielding pay gravel of good grade, it is stated by Min Manager John McSorley. The face of the working has a vertical depth of 165 feet below the surface and is 500 feet distant from th bottom of th 450foot incline shaft through which operations are being prosecuted. HOT CROSS BUNS EVERY DAY DURING. LENT AT KOPP'S BAKERY Nevada City, Calif. Patronize Home Industry EXTENSIVE CAMPAIGN IS PREDICTED SOON Sacramento, March 12. ;—From Del Norte county on the north to Tuolumne county on the south, 5000 volunteer workersmen and women who have offered their personal time and servicewill take the field; March 18 as participants is an ‘intensive campaign drive to raise $250,000 for the Diocese of Sacramento. The funds thus secured will be used to rehabilitate St. Patrick’s and St. Vincent’s orphanages, now at Grass Valley, and condemed by state authorities as unfit for habitation. The orphanages, of frame construction, are among the oldest charitable in California. They were erected in 1865 and are falling into ruins. The State Child Welfare Bureau has ordered the condemed buildings immediately vacated. The campaign drive for the $250,000 orphanages re-building fund will be conducted throughout fifty-six parishes in California and in Nevada. St. Patrick’s and St. Vincent’s orphanages care for more than 100 little childern-all} homeless. .\These unfortunate little ones of various religious beliefs and the appeal for subscriptions to the campaign fund will be made to members of all denominations. Thousands of non-Catholics have volunteered their service on campaign icommiftee memberships. 0 LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5c each. DON’T DUCK. Meet your friends with neatly cleaned clothes. Did you ever see an old friend coming down the street in the distance, and realizing that your-clothes were not neatly eleaned and . pressed, curned a corner te keep from meeting him? Our cleaning prices are so moderate that such a thing need never happen. Send your clothes often to the GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS geome ED BURTNER, Proprietor. Phone 875 W 111 West Main 8&t. Will call Monday and Thuraday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. We will credit your phone charges. ee me q en Se SPORTS Ga AE OR TOT RE NR TEE AL IE Yt MADE TWINS] . CREAMLAND “:. BROADCASTING: OVER: STATION : = pen On St. Pat’s Day we sport Green So all will know that we’ve seen ' Plenty to admire in the Irishmen : ma Of whose honor and wit neither H Nor tongue can hope to deseribe; SH For like OUR MILK is their tribe BX yg 8a SCRE In a class absolutely all alone, Hyg! bya: Ra H Worthy, true, to grace any ws ae J throne Call 77 When You Want Cream From Guernsey Cows $10.00 In Gold For These Ads.—Ask For Details o——=" Sa AN ater hire i ARS mney <a, ae te eee BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY MARCH 13, 1931 CLASSIFIED RATES One ceut a word for first insertion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 50c for month. \ WANTED—Experienced typist, _familiar with adding machines and general office work, desires position. Address Box 12, Nevada City. FOR SALE OR TRADE—A 13-acre irrigated ranch, consisting of a family orchard, almonds, grapes, remainder of place sowed to grain, 5-room house, bath and porch. DELL B. JONES, Rt. 2 B59, Oakdale, Calif. WANTED—House work by hour or by day. Box E, care Nevada City Nugget. FOR SALE—400 acres placer land adjoining the You Bet, Red Dog and Brown’s Hills in’ the You Bet Mining District. George Cleary, Leonard Schroeder Ranch, R. I, Nevada. j16-2m “FOR SALE—An _ unworked placer mine ten miles from Nevada City and 22 feet from county road. For particulars see File ‘“‘D1’', Record of Mines, Nugget Office’’. FOR SALE—Camp trailer, deep box, good tires fabric cover. $30.00. Also, Grant Six Sedan, would make fine truck. Make offer. Frank C. Coates. . 4-3-tf. SPECIAL__A first class upright piano, $65.00. 1 Victrola, $25.00, like new. Bargains in all used and new furniture and floor coverings. H. BELOUD, 113 West Main St. Grass Valley. RELIABLE MAN WANTED—to call , on farmers in Nevada ‘County, Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to $20 daily. No experience or capital ‘}needed. Write today. FURST AND THOMAS, Department F. 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. PIANO used but very little, which we have in this vicinity for sale on exceptionally easy terms and at a exceptionally low price. This is a real bargain an} can be purchased at a great sacrifics. If interested, writ? Fllas Marx Music Co. 11 and J streets, Sacramento, Calif. =x WANTED—Intelligent American’ woman of good character, lover of hills and solitude, wishes respectable work of any kind that will offer a home in the hills and some small renumeration, Box Y, care The Nugget office. FOR SALE—Two-third interest in gold mjning claim near French Corral worth $6,000. Will sell for $1,000. Pay$250 down, balance terms. Several other good bys. MINERS REAL ESTATE CO. 208 Main St., Phone 47 or 137% Mill Street, Grass Valley m6-a6 akx=x——— MINING CLAIMS—All Listings with us are sent to-San Franciseo, LosAngles and New York. Quick service; leases; contracts; corporation formed. MINERS REAL ESTATE CO., 208 W. Main st., phone 47; also 137% Mill st., Grass Valley. m6-a6 ———-I HAVE published two beautiful songs, ‘‘Where Winding Waters Meet”’ (waltz), and “In Tender Moments” (6-8) time. Ask your favorite radio artist to sing them. Price, 2 for 75c. E. Barnes Cox, Music Publishers, Healdsburg, Calif. m13-a3 0 GOLD PROPERTIES WANTED Am desirious in securing Gold Properties that possess the latent potential possibilities that when. properly developed will be a _ paying ; MINE; water and ‘transportation facilities as essential as values in gold which should run at least $8.00 per ton and easily handled.—Address INVESTOR, care The Nugget ofoffice . m13-a3 Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phones _109M LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada No. 3306. In the Matter of the Estate of ELIZABETH M. SAUVEE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant ‘-vthe undersigned, GERTRUDI GOYNE, administratrix of the est: ; o: yet. of, S:uvee, deceased. will at jvrivate sale, subject to confirmation by the uwboveentitled court, to the highest bidder, for cash, lawful money of the United States of America, on or after ten: o’closk A. M. of Saturday, the 28th day of March, 1931, at the law ofLEGAL NOTICE fice of Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, No. 232 Broad Street, Nevada City, California all the right, title, interest and estute of said Elizabeth M. Sauvee, deceased, at the time of her death, :nd all the right, title and interest which the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise required other than or in addition to that of said Elizabeth M. Sauvee at the time of her death in and to those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, and particularly described as follows: 1. That certain lot, piece or parcel of land together with the dwelli and other improvements thereon, situate in said city of Nevada, the same being designated and delineated on the map of the official survey of said city made by H. S B.radle the year 1869, as lot numbered v (5) in block numbered fifty-seven (57). 2. An undivided one-third interest in and to that certain parcel of land situate in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, state of (6) in block numbered nine (9), as said lot and block are designated and delineated on the map of the official survey. of said city made by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: All bids must be in writing, and may be filed with the clerk of the above-entitled court or delivered to the said administratrix personally, or to her attorneys, Messrs. Nilon, Hennessy _& Kelly at No. 232 Broad Street, Nevada.City, California, at any time before the hour and day of sale. A deposit of ten per cent of the bid must accompany the same; the balance of the purchase price to be paid on confirmation of sale by said superior court. The administratrix reserves the right«to reject any and all bids. Dated March 11th, 1931.GERTRUDE GOYNE, Administratrix of the Estate of Elizabeth M. Sauvee, deceased. First publication: March 13, 1931. Last publication: March 27, 1931. SUMMONS In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada. ‘ In the Matter of the Estate of NANCY C. MOTT, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, George M. Mott, Jr., as the Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Nancy C. Mott, deceased, to the creditors of and all. persons having claims against the said deceased, 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 Executor at Bank of America National Trust & Saving Association, Broad street, ing his place of business for the transaction of the business of the estate. . Dated March 6, 1931. GEORGE M. MOTT, JR., Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Nancy C. Mott, Deceased. GEORGE L. JONES, Attorney for Executor. First publication March 6, 1981. SUMMONS In the Superior Court of the State ef California, in and for the County of Nevada. LONZO W. WINNEY, Plaintiff, BONITA B. WINNEY, Defenant. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada ,and the Complaijit filed in the office of Clerk of said County of Nevada. Harry M. McKee, Attorney for Plaintiff. The People of the State of Oalifornia Send Greetings to BONITA B. Winney, Defendant. You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-" pear, and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada within ten days after the service on you of this Summons—if served within this oounty; or within thirty days if served else where. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answr 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 any relief’ demanded in the Complaint. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the State of California im and for the County of Nevada, this 20th day of January A. De-1931. R. N. McCORMACK, ¢ One. By R. E. Deeble, Deputy: wlerk. (SEAL) NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of KITTY F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Harry L. Englebright as Administrator of the Es: tate of Kitty F. Englebright, deceased, to the Creditors of:and all persons having claimg 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 C) of California, in and for the Const of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publica-tion of this notice to the said Administrator at thé office of W. BE. Wright, Nevada City, California, the same being hig place of. business in il matters connected with the estate of said Kitty F. Bnglebright, Decessed. Dated January Sth, 1931. HAFPyY L. ENGLEBRIGHT, Adm'nistrator of the Estate » of Kitty F. Englebright, Deeeased First publieat!cn January 9, 1931. ar California, being lot numbered six _. ~ ~ Nevada City, California; the same be— \ pe ee ee iw

PAGE TWO THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA = peers = ——— ——— THE NEVADA CITY Published weekly on Friday morning at’ Nevada City, Calif. and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES’ One Year, pny address in California, in advance Outside California, in U.S. . . Three Months One Month ee A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Elsie P. Willoughby.....cc000000.00Editor and Publisher “Thomas Bessler Manager PG & ETO EXPEND OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS The 1931 budget of the Pacific “Gas and Blectric Company for construction and maintensance in the Drum division, according to an announcement. madeby_H. M. Cooper, calls for an exptnditure of over half “million dollars. ‘Among the major items of expen‘diture in the Blectric department saré: $28,000 for the surface of Wise “eanal between Rock Creek and the “Wise house for alterations at thje Alta power house forebay; $11,000 for the rebuilding of a section of the Alleghany primary power line; $10,000 for the rebuilding of theAltaGrass Valley power line; $14,000 for rebuilding of power lines in the wicinity of Steep Hollow. In Nevada district suburban terxitory involves an expenditure of $15,250. A new line is planned from Sumamit substation to the Soda Spring Hoteol, calling for an expenditure <of $9,823 and $22,500 for major extensions t6 serve new business. In the Water department large expenditures will be made for the rearranging and planniny of flumes and: canals. In the Gas department $5,000 will be expended for new mains in Nevada ity and Grass Valley. At Roseville where 100 new serviees will be installed, 5,200 will be expended for mew mains. Mr. Cooper says: ‘‘We are not sstanding by waiting for business to «ome in. Our aggressive sales plans for 1931 will develop a large volume sof business which, in adition to the mormal grouth of the _ territory, sshould make this year a busy one.” CENTRAL EUREKA MINING COMPANY NOW STOPING Sutter Creek, Calif., March 12— Stoping operations are in full swing an the entirely new orebody recently ‘disclosed by the north drift on the 2,100-foot level of the Old Eureka section of the property of the Central Eureka Mining Company, on the -outskirts of Sutter Creek. The yield «of this work and like operations in -& previously known and developed orebody on and above the 2,000-foot Zevel is providing current production eof ore for the company’s 40-stamp mill. Prior to the inaugration of stoping, the new ore shoot was folowed for a distance of more than 130 feet and found to average in ‘width seven feet and in value$13., in gold to the ton. Drifting north in the new find has been resumed and on the 2,000 and 2,300-foot levels drifts are bein extended in the same “direction to. interest its upward and wlownward extensions. Over 750 feet of the 1,550 feet Separating the main Central Eureka shaft and its Old Eureka shaft has een gained in the extensions under «ontract of the north drift from the +2,540-foot level station of the former ‘to the 2,300-foot point in the latter, at is officially learned. The completYon of this connecting drift, proceed — : j ‘than $6,000,000., principally gold. ing between two:parreled veins about 70 feet a part ad calculated to be accomplished by August next, is likely to mark a-new epoch in Central Eureka history, since thereafter it will be possible for the company to handle all Old Eureka, Central Eureka, Central Eureka and South Eureka mine through the new working and up the Old Eureka shaft, instead of by way of the South Eureka Shaft, as at present. This new method’ of raising to the surface the water from the three mines will, it is claimed by the management, effect a saving to the Central Eureka company of $30,000, annually and, in addition, permit of the future exploration and development more edenemirally and advantageously of the Central Eureka and Old Eureka ore bodies, which are to the north, than is possible under present conditions. O-erations on the 900-foot level of the Pacific mine’ section of hte Plymouth Consolidated property, at plymouth, under the direction of the management of the Argonout Mining Company, owners of the famous Argonaut.mine at Jackson, are approching an intersecting stage. The crosscut being run west from the pacific shaft for the purpose of picking up in that area the northern extension of the Empire mine vein, has been advanced more than 200 feet and it is calculated that its goal should be reached with a compartively small amount of additional work. Particular significance attach-} es to the current work for the reason that the Empire orebody in theadjoining Empire ground was worked in earlier days to an incline depth of 1,300 and a vertical depth of 1,140 feet, with a credited yield of more Shaft sinking has reached a depth of 95 feet, on the dip of the vein, and drifting west at that level is also in progress at the Quartz Mountain property, four and a half miles northwest of Sutter Creek, which is being operated by Anderson Callison, San Francisco oil man, and James R, Mur phey, former Nevada mining man. Both workings are exposing full widths of ore shipping grade, occarding to Mr. Murphey, who is directing the development of the property. GOLD-GRAVEL PRODUCTS INC, TO BEGIN WORKING San Andres, Clif., March 12-After a year and a half of preliminay work, Gold-Gravel Products, Inc., a -close California corporation, will within the next ten days begin the operation of its patented property of 1,512 acres at Wallace, 20 miles northwest of San Andreas on, a large scale, according to Warren V. Clark, president and manager.T ests have shown that the gold-bearing gravel deposit, it is stated by the manage ment, embraces 30,000,000 cubic feet an average depth of 20 feet. The washing plant, installed and ready to start, has a capacity of 150 cubic yards an hour. The equipment also includes-a link belt power shovel attached to a tracter, two 8-ton locomotives, twelve, 4-cubic yard dump cars and 3,000 feet of 36-inch. lei ee Ee te he ee kk RUSSIAN MINERAL OIL A pure Russian Hydrocarbon Mineral Oil free from ‘odor and taste. Used in the treatment of Chronic Constipation and as a mild laxative. Also a lubricant for relief of intestinal auto-intoxication. — -DICKERMAN DRUG STORE gauge railroad track. The water is impounded and«tised’ over, the only loss being by evaporation. The company is capitalized for 25,000 shares of no par value. The officers are; President and manager, Warren V. Clark vice-president, E. L. Farrington; secretary-treasure, Warren R. Clark; directors, the above named with Arthur H. Barendt. All reside at Wallace except Mr._Barendt, who is an attorney of San Francisco. The five-stamp mill being erected on the Bower mine, 17 miles northwest of Angles Camp, by Todd B. Elliot, San Francisco mining engineer, and eastern associates under a lease and bond, is nearly completion. Mr. Elliot estimates that the plant will be placed in commission by March 15. The equipment being installed also includes a 30-ton daily capacity ball mill regrinding purposes. In reopening and retimbering drifts on the vein from a crosscut tunnel, run by the early operators for the property, one of the three known ore shoots has again been revealed for a distance of 200 feet with its full length yet to de determinded. Work thus far accomplished has shown the. shoot. to average eight feet in width and assay $20 in gold to the ton, with small silver and lead values. F. W. Wright and associates of Milton, Calif., are obtaining encouraging results in the operation of the Ranch mine, three miles north of Felix, under a lease and bond from J. D. McCarty of Copperoplis, Calif. From an orebody assaying $5 in gold to the ton and varying in width from one to five feet, they are exeracting sufficient ore to keep an 18-ton daily capacity ball mill busy. The ore is being mined from a “‘blanket’’ vein which has opened up to a depth of 60 feet on its dip and a length of 259 feet. At another point on the property the operators are unwatering a 225-foot icline shaft on the main or Ranch vein. At ‘the Boundry Cone property, two miles southwest of Mokelumne Hill, the drift being advanced upstream along the west bank of the ancient fiver channel under exploration is yielding pay gravel of good grade, it is stated by Min Manager John McSorley. The face of the working has a vertical depth of 165 feet below the surface and is 500 feet distant from th bottom of th 450foot incline shaft through which operations are being prosecuted. HOT CROSS BUNS EVERY DAY DURING. LENT AT KOPP'S BAKERY Nevada City, Calif. Patronize Home Industry EXTENSIVE CAMPAIGN IS PREDICTED SOON Sacramento, March 12. ;—From Del Norte county on the north to Tuolumne county on the south, 5000 volunteer workersmen and women who have offered their personal time and servicewill take the field; March 18 as participants is an ‘intensive campaign drive to raise $250,000 for the Diocese of Sacramento. The funds thus secured will be used to rehabilitate St. Patrick’s and St. Vincent’s orphanages, now at Grass Valley, and condemed by state authorities as unfit for habitation. The orphanages, of frame construction, are among the oldest charitable in California. They were erected in 1865 and are falling into ruins. The State Child Welfare Bureau has ordered the condemed buildings immediately vacated. The campaign drive for the $250,000 orphanages re-building fund will be conducted throughout fifty-six parishes in California and in Nevada. St. Patrick’s and St. Vincent’s orphanages care for more than 100 little childern-all} homeless. .\These unfortunate little ones of various religious beliefs and the appeal for subscriptions to the campaign fund will be made to members of all denominations. Thousands of non-Catholics have volunteered their service on campaign icommiftee memberships. 0 LOCATION NOTICES —Quartz and placer location notices for sale at The Nugget office at 5c each. DON’T DUCK. Meet your friends with neatly cleaned clothes. Did you ever see an old friend coming down the street in the distance, and realizing that your-clothes were not neatly eleaned and . pressed, curned a corner te keep from meeting him? Our cleaning prices are so moderate that such a thing need never happen. Send your clothes often to the GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS geome ED BURTNER, Proprietor. Phone 875 W 111 West Main 8&t. Will call Monday and Thuraday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. We will credit your phone charges. ee me q en Se SPORTS Ga AE OR TOT RE NR TEE AL IE Yt MADE TWINS] . CREAMLAND “:.. BROADCASTING: OVER: STATION

: = pen On St. Pat’s Day we sport Green So all will know that we’ve seen ' Plenty to admire in the Irishmen : ma Of whose honor and wit neither H Nor tongue can hope to deseribe; SH For like OUR MILK is their tribe BX yg 8a SCRE In a class absolutely all alone, Hyg! bya: Ra H Worthy, true, to grace any ws ae J throne Call 77 When You Want Cream From Guernsey Cows $10.00 In Gold For These Ads.—Ask For Details o——=" Sa AN ater hire i ARS mney <a, ae te eee BRET HARTE GUERNSEY DAIRY MARCH 13, 1931 CLASSIFIED RATES One ceut a word for first insertion, two cents a word for one month. Minimum rate, 25c, one time, 50c for month. \ WANTED—Experienced typist, _familiar with adding machines and general office work, desires position. Address Box 12, Nevada City. FOR SALE OR TRADE—A 13-acre irrigated ranch, consisting of a family orchard, almonds, grapes, remainder of place sowed to grain, 5-room house, bath and porch. DELL B. JONES, Rt. 2 B59, Oakdale, Calif. WANTED—House work by hour or by day. Box E, care Nevada City Nugget. FOR SALE—400 acres placer land adjoining the You Bet, Red Dog and Brown’s Hills in’ the You Bet Mining District. George Cleary, Leonard Schroeder Ranch, R. I, Nevada. j16-2m “FOR SALE—An _ unworked placer mine ten miles from Nevada City and 22 feet from county road. For particulars see File ‘“‘D1’', Record of Mines, Nugget Office’’. FOR SALE—Camp trailer, deep box, good tires fabric cover. $30.00. Also, Grant Six Sedan, would make fine truck. Make offer. Frank C. Coates. . 4-3-tf. SPECIAL__A first class upright piano, $65.00. 1 Victrola, $25.00, like new. Bargains in all used and new furniture and floor coverings. H. BELOUD, 113 West Main St. Grass Valley. RELIABLE MAN WANTED—to call , on farmers in Nevada ‘County, Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to $20 daily. No experience or capital ‘}needed. Write today. FURST AND THOMAS, Department F. 426 Third St. Oakland, Calif. PIANO used but very little, which we have in this vicinity for sale on exceptionally easy terms and at a exceptionally low price. This is a real bargain an} can be purchased at a great sacrifics. If interested, writ? Fllas Marx Music Co. 11 and J streets, Sacramento, Calif. =x WANTED—Intelligent American’ woman of good character, lover of hills and solitude, wishes respectable work of any kind that will offer a home in the hills and some small renumeration, Box Y, care The Nugget office. FOR SALE—Two-third interest in gold mjning claim near French Corral worth $6,000. Will sell for $1,000. Pay$250 down, balance terms. Several other good bys. MINERS REAL ESTATE CO. 208 Main St., Phone 47 or 137% Mill Street, Grass Valley m6-a6 akx=x——— MINING CLAIMS—All Listings with us are sent to-San Franciseo, LosAngles and New York. Quick service; leases; contracts; corporation formed. MINERS REAL ESTATE CO., 208 W. Main st., phone 47; also 137% Mill st., Grass Valley. m6-a6 ———-I HAVE published two beautiful songs, ‘‘Where Winding Waters Meet”’ (waltz), and “In Tender Moments” (6-8) time. Ask your favorite radio artist to sing them. Price, 2 for 75c. E. Barnes Cox, Music Publishers, Healdsburg, Calif. m13-a3 0 GOLD PROPERTIES WANTED Am desirious in securing Gold Properties that possess the latent potential possibilities that when. properly developed will be a _ paying ; MINE; water and ‘transportation facilities as essential as values in gold which should run at least $8.00 per ton and easily handled.—Address INVESTOR, care The Nugget ofoffice . m13-a3 Upholstering JOHN W. DARKE 109J Phones _109M LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada No. 3306. In the Matter of the Estate of ELIZABETH M. SAUVEE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant ‘-vthe undersigned, GERTRUDI GOYNE, administratrix of the est: ; o: yet. of, S:uvee, deceased. will at jvrivate sale, subject to confirmation by the uwboveentitled court, to the highest bidder, for cash, lawful money of the United States of America, on or after ten: o’closk A. M. of Saturday, the 28th day of March, 1931, at the law ofLEGAL NOTICE fice of Nilon, Hennessy & Kelly, No. 232 Broad Street, Nevada City, California all the right, title, interest and estute of said Elizabeth M. Sauvee, deceased, at the time of her death, :nd all the right, title and interest which the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise required other than or in addition to that of said Elizabeth M. Sauvee at the time of her death in and to those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, and particularly described as follows: 1. That certain lot, piece or parcel of land together with the dwelli and other improvements thereon, situate in said city of Nevada, the same being designated and delineated on the map of the official survey of said city made by H. S B.radle the year 1869, as lot numbered v (5) in block numbered fifty-seven (57). 2. An undivided one-third interest in and to that certain parcel of land situate in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, state of (6) in block numbered nine (9), as said lot and block are designated and delineated on the map of the official survey. of said city made by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: All bids must be in writing, and may be filed with the clerk of the above-entitled court or delivered to the said administratrix personally, or to her attorneys, Messrs. Nilon, Hennessy _& Kelly at No. 232 Broad Street, Nevada.City, California, at any time before the hour and day of sale. A deposit of ten per cent of the bid must accompany the same; the balance of the purchase price to be paid on confirmation of sale by said superior court. The administratrix reserves the right«to reject any and all bids. Dated March 11th, 1931.GERTRUDE GOYNE, Administratrix of the Estate of Elizabeth M. Sauvee, deceased. First publication: March 13, 1931. Last publication: March 27, 1931. SUMMONS In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada. ‘ In the Matter of the Estate of NANCY C. MOTT, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, George M. Mott, Jr., as the Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Nancy C. Mott, deceased, to the creditors of and all. persons having claims against the said deceased, 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 Executor at Bank of America National Trust & Saving Association, Broad street, ing his place of business for the transaction of the business of the estate. . Dated March 6, 1931. GEORGE M. MOTT, JR., Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Nancy C. Mott, Deceased. GEORGE L. JONES, Attorney for Executor. First publication March 6, 1981. SUMMONS In the Superior Court of the State ef California, in and for the County of Nevada. LONZO W. WINNEY, Plaintiff, BONITA B. WINNEY, Defenant. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada ,and the Complaijit filed in the office of Clerk of said County of Nevada. Harry M. McKee, Attorney for Plaintiff. The People of the State of Oalifornia Send Greetings to BONITA B. Winney, Defendant. You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-" pear, and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada within ten days after the service on you of this Summons—if served within this oounty; or within thirty days if served else where. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answr 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 any relief’ demanded in the Complaint. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the State of California im and for the County of Nevada, this 20th day of January A. De-1931. R. N. McCORMACK, ¢ One. By R. E. Deeble, Deputy: wlerk. (SEAL) NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of KITTY F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Harry L. Englebright as Administrator of the Es: tate of Kitty F. Englebright, deceased, to the Creditors of:and all persons having claimg 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 C) of California, in and for the Const of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publica-tion of this notice to the said Administrator at thé office of W. BE. Wright, Nevada City, California, the same being hig place of. business in il matters connected with the estate of said Kitty F. Bnglebright, Decessed. Dated January Sth, 1931. HAFPyY L. ENGLEBRIGHT, Adm'nistrator of the Estate » of Kitty F. Englebright, Deeeased First publieat!cn January 9, 1931. ar California, being lot numbered six _. ~ ~ Nevada City, California; the same be— \ pe ee ee iw