May 5, 1939 (6 pages)

ad ; ere UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, DISTRICT LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. FEBRUARY 25, 1939. MINERAL APPLICATION NO, 082042. ‘NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EMPIRE STAR MINES COMPANY, LIMITED, whose postoffice a@ddress is Grass Valley, California, has made application for patent for the RUBY LODE MINING CLAIM, Survey No. 6234, situated in the Willow Valley Mining District, Nevada County, California, described as foldows: . Beginning at Corner No. 1 of the RUBY LODE MINING CLAIM which is identical with the North East Cormer of Section 8, Township 16, North Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M.; thence South 88° 07’ W.1359.95 feet to Corner No, 2 of said Lode Mining Claim; thence S. 1° 15’ B. 600: feet to Corner No. 3 of said mining claim; thence North 88° 07’ East 1359.95 feet to Corner No. 4 of said mining Claim; thence North 1° 15’ West 600 feet to Corner No. 1 and the place of beginning. It. conflicts with the Mountain Chief, unsurveyed. That the lands adjoining on the East, North and West are patented; that the lands adjoining on the South are unpatented. The conflict with the North West Quarter of the North East Quarter, (NW% of NE) of Section 8, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M. is expressly excluded from this apPlication. Location notice is recorded in Book 24 of Mining Claims, Page 197, records of Nevada County, California. , ELLIS PURLEE®, Register. Date of First Publication: March 6, 1939. Date of Last Publication: May &, 1939. ©UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, DISTRICT LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. FEBRUARY 28, 1939. MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 032053. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EMPIRE STAR .MINES .COMPANY, LIMITED, whose postoffice address is Grass Valley, California, has made application for patent for the CHARLESTON LODE MINING CLAIM, Survey No. 6235, situated in the Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, in the N% Ser. 17, T. 16 N., R. 9 E., M. D. M., deSeribed as follows: Beginning at Corner No. 1 of the CHARLESTON LODE MINING CLAIM, from which the Quarter Section Corner on the North boundary of Section 17, Township. 16 North, Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M., bears South 88° 28 West 5.06 feet distant; thence S. 1° 29” East, 300 . feet to Corner No. 2 of said Lode Mining Claim; thence South 88° 28° West 1123.79 feet to Corner No. 3 of gaid Lode; thence North 1° 29° West 300 feet to Corner No. 4 of said Lode; thence North 88° 28° East 1123.79 feet to Corner No. 1 of said Lode and the place of beginning. The names of the adjoining claims are the Golden Gate Lode Claim on the East, designated as Survey No. _ 4786, and the Mohegan Mining -Glaim on the South, officially designated as Survey No. 4786: that the lands adjoining on the North and West are paténted. The conflict with the North West Quarter of the North East Quarter, (NW% eof! NE%) of Section 17, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, is expressly excluded from this application. Loca' tion notice is recorded in book 28 of Mining Claims, page 327 et seq., records of Nevada County. a ELLIS PURLEE, Register, Date of First Publication: March tesa nonce _]CASH FOR PRESS SAICRAMENTO, May 1.—_Impogition of additional taxes upon the people of California to create a fund fdr. hiring of a political press bureau, and palitical workers in addition to paying for political broadcasts rather than the necessity to finance state government was charged as the motive behind the governor’s demand) for sixty-three million dollars in new taxes today by Assemblyman Ray Williamson of San Francisco. “Lavish promises of jobs in return for political support during the campaign last year have backfired on the administration due to the economy drive in the legislature,’’ said Williamson. “Therefore, Governor Olson has been unable to make political pay-offs as a result of efforts of genuine economy legislators.’ “Determined to save the people's money from being wasted, the ‘economy bloc’ has cut down the governor’s all time high budget of five hundred fifty seven million dollars to a point where it covers necessary functions only.’’ “Faced with this unexpected situation the administration has but one chance to raise the money for jobs to reward the politically faithful—create new taxes to furnish the money. These new taxesare not necessary for the proper conduct of the state government, therefore we are opposing them.’’ Williamson pointed to the abnormal increase in taxes during the last few years up to 400 per cent more in 1938 than the figure of 1932. Federal, state and county tax collections for 1938 amounting to two hundred and seventy nine million dollars to‘aled twenty two per cent. of the per‘onal income of the entire state, “Despite this staggering burden our state administration would saddle California’s taxpayers with sixty-three million dollars in new taxes, a large portion of which would be used‘to satisfy the persistent clamor of hitherto unpaid political pital at Decoto. He moved to the supporters,”’ “Bconomy-minded members of the state legislature do not intend that a political dynasty shall be created at the expense of those who pay the state’s bills,’’ Williamson said, ‘‘even though cowardly and un-American tactics be employed by groups expecting to profit by such wasteful and unmecessary expenditure of the neople’s monéy.”’ FORMER RESIDENT OF _ CAMPTONVILLE PASSES CAMPTONVILLE, May 4.—David Lewis, pioneer resident of this section passed away early. Monday morning in the Masonic Home hoshome last February to make his future ‘home and -wa sstricken with pneumonia a few.days ago resulting in his death. David Lewis, aged 77, was a native of Wales, England and came to this country as a little boy, first living ‘with his parents in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, where his father worked in a coal mine. Affter attaining manhood he started west emoing to NEVADA CITY NUGGET Lion Cub Quints Thrive in Circus expenses of efficient deqartmental Gov. Julius P. Eeil of Wisconsin (left) and Gov. (right) of Michigan t2ke their hats off to the Idaho P . A. Bottolfsen of th the gathering. Cscar, m samples of the famed poi gs: Joins the Marine Co 10, 1939. ~ Date of Last Publication: May 12, Chicago where he was in the kerosene business for several years, and 1939. . having relatives here, later came to : California where he spent the. balUse Classified Advertising ance, of his: life. NEVADA CITY ASSAY Practical mining tests from 25 to 1 percentage of sulphurets,: value * Mail order check work Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor elebebodeledeede dee dededededeetenecetey & REFINING OFFICE 000 pounds, giving ‘the free gold of sulphurets and tailings. promptly attended to. Spring and Summer Suits is here. ED BURTNER OF THE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS : To spruce up. Get your Spring Suits cleaned now. Our sample line of Select yours now. ALL YOUR MOTOR . NEEDS for at Jiggs IV, 11-months-old Col. Charles R. Philadelphia was in charge of c of Dr. Frederick M. James of Temple university, III, was killed two weeks ago by a fire truck, Typical of 30,000 War Veteran Families marine corps. rance, March 15-17, Clyde Beatty, wild animal trainer touring with a circus, has a soft spot in his heart for the baby lion quintuplets which are on the road with him. Birth of five lion cubs is a rarity, according to Beatty, and as sensational in the animal kingdom as the Dionne sisters are to the world. Governors Saute Idaho Potato Frank D. Fitzgerald otatoes sent. by Gov. e Gem state to feed 2,090 diners at the Republican rally in New York recently. Fermer President Herbert Hoover addressed aifre d’hotel of the Waldorf-Astoria, displays puppy, has been named Official mascot of the Sanderson of the depot of supplies at oronation ceremonies, Jiggs is the gift His predecessor, Jiggs Vy, eliminations, the ‘typical were selected in New York. The -old building superintendent, and made on the basis of appea & FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1939. r r : f the Larsen Barber Shop at : . MODERN FRONT FOR Sisal Spauty Patlor: Will be removed Harold Hartung, Nevada CityGrass Valley jeweler, stated Wednesday. that the local store will have an HARTUNG’S IN NEV CITY and awnings will replace the porches which have stood there since pioneer days. Use ‘Classified. Advertising entirely new modern front. The interior will ibe completely renovated with new paper and paint and linoleum floor covering. The store will. be reopened in about two weeks. He THE SHAMROCK CAFE. 4 Complete 4 course dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Wyant, Props. a also stated all those who have repair 7 7 turke work with the firm during the time Choice of fish, steak, y the local shop is closed may get it ne! chicken 50c at the Grass Valley office. ; IAI lieu The porch in front of the store SURI Ianicer ‘was removed Tuesday and an awning will take its place giving more 50 CENTS light to the interior of the store, It 226 Broad St. Nevada City is also understood the porch in front SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES 603 W. Broad Street—Phone 69 PLANTS FERNS CUT FLOWERS For Every Occasion Telegraph eect Anywhere in United States NOTICE You Can Now Get 24 Hour Radio Service at Art’s Radio Hospital _}. 112 S. CHURCH ST., GRASS VALLEY, NEXT TO ” BRET HARTE INN. PHONE 984 12 Years Radio Experience ‘SPECIALIST IN RADIO REPAIRING Ranch-to-Customer Delivery Service in Nevada City and Grass Valley Send Us a Postal, Driver Will Call. ADDRESS, MABEN’S DAIRY, BOX 847, GRASS VALLEY. HOTEL CLUNIE IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Rates from $1.50 Up . Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA TOY AND JACOBS: O. J. JACOBS, Manager POPULAR MECHANICS Will Show You the FOR ONLY THIS 4 NEWSPAPER "> for every American home. Name. 3 $3.75 You Can Have : Both For One Full Year Regular Price $5.00 — You Save $1.25 Practical! Informative! Useful ! POPULAR MECHANICS combs the world for the latest news, the new developments, the thrilling experiences, and the remarkable discoveries that can be found only within the field of science, invention and mechanics. Ten thousand eyes scan every nook and corner of the globe for pictures and articles that fascinate and entertain ovcr 500,000 readers each month. But POPULAR MECHANICS is more than a magazine SE piveeres and unusual articles, It is virtually an encyclopedia of i suggestions on what-to-make and how-to-maké-it; a reference and a guide for the radio experimenter; a source book of helpful hints on home or farm improvement and repair; an unending supply of important information for the mechanic and repairman; a collection of useful hints to lighten the housewife’s daily tasks; in short, POPULAR MECHANICS is the practical magazine Subjects Discussed in Every Issue AUTOMOBILES ¢ AVIATION » BUILDING © ELECTRICITY « FARMING : FURNITURE « HOBBIES ¢ HOME HELPS PHOTOGRAPHY * RADIO» SCIENCE © SHOP NOTES « TOOLS, FREE SAMPLE COPY of POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE will be sent on request. ‘ Mail penny postcard to: Popular Apehanics Co., 202 E. Ontario St., Chicago, Ill, ++s+s ORDER NOW—USE THIS CONVENIENT COUPON-:::Enclosed is $3.75. Send your newspaper and Popular Mechanics Magazine to POPULAR MECHANICS eas and and Number, or R. F. D. State.

ad ; ere UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, DISTRICT LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. FEBRUARY 25, 1939. MINERAL APPLICATION NO, 082042. ‘NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EMPIRE STAR MINES COMPANY, LIMITED, whose postoffice a@ddress is Grass Valley, California, has made application for patent for the RUBY LODE MINING CLAIM, Survey No. 6234, situated in the Willow Valley Mining District, Nevada County, California, described as foldows: . Beginning at Corner No. 1 of the RUBY LODE MINING CLAIM which is identical with the North East Cormer of Section 8, Township 16, North Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M.; thence South 88° 07’ W.1359.95 feet to Corner No, 2 of said Lode Mining Claim; thence S. 1° 15’ B. 600: feet to Corner No. 3 of said mining claim; thence North 88° 07’ East 1359.95 feet to Corner No. 4 of said mining Claim; thence North 1° 15’ West 600 feet to Corner No. 1 and the place of beginning. It. conflicts with the Mountain Chief, unsurveyed. That the lands adjoining on the East, North and West are patented; that the lands adjoining on the South are unpatented. The conflict with the North West Quarter of the North East Quarter, (NW% of NE) of Section 8, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M. is expressly excluded from this apPlication. Location notice is recorded in Book 24 of Mining Claims, Page 197, records of Nevada County, California. , ELLIS PURLEE®, Register. Date of First Publication: March 6, 1939. Date of Last Publication: May &, 1939. ©UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, DISTRICT LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. FEBRUARY 28, 1939. MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 032053. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EMPIRE STAR .MINES .COMPANY, LIMITED, whose postoffice address is Grass Valley, California, has made application for patent for the CHARLESTON LODE MINING CLAIM, Survey No. 6235, situated in the Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, in the N% Ser. 17, T. 16 N., R. 9 E., M. D. M., deSeribed as follows: Beginning at Corner No. 1 of the CHARLESTON LODE MINING CLAIM, from which the Quarter Section Corner on the North boundary of Section 17, Township. 16 North, Range 9 East, M. D. B. & M., bears South 88° 28 West 5.06 feet distant; thence S. 1° 29” East, 300 . feet to Corner No. 2 of said Lode Mining Claim; thence South 88° 28° West 1123.79 feet to Corner No. 3 of gaid Lode; thence North 1° 29° West 300 feet to Corner No. 4 of said Lode; thence North 88° 28° East 1123.79 feet to Corner No. 1 of said Lode and the place of beginning. The names of the adjoining claims are the Golden Gate Lode Claim on the East, designated as Survey No. _ 4786, and the Mohegan Mining -Glaim on the South, officially designated as Survey No. 4786: that the lands adjoining on the North and West are paténted. The conflict with the North West Quarter of the North East Quarter, (NW% eof! NE%) of Section 17, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, is expressly excluded from this application. Loca' tion notice is recorded in book 28 of Mining Claims, page 327 et seq., records of Nevada County. a ELLIS PURLEE, Register, Date of First Publication: March tesa nonce _]CASH FOR PRESS SAICRAMENTO, May 1.—_Impogition of additional taxes upon the people of California to create a fund fdr. hiring of a political press bureau, and palitical workers in addition to paying for political broadcasts rather than the necessity to finance state government was charged as the motive behind the governor’s demand) for sixty-three million dollars in new taxes today by Assemblyman Ray Williamson of San Francisco. “Lavish promises of jobs in return for political support during the campaign last year have backfired on the administration due to the economy drive in the legislature,’’ said Williamson. “Therefore, Governor Olson has been unable to make political pay-offs as a result of efforts of genuine economy legislators.’ “Determined to save the people's money from being wasted, the ‘economy bloc’ has cut down the governor’s all time high budget of five hundred fifty seven million dollars to a point where it covers necessary functions only.’’ “Faced with this unexpected situation the administration has but one chance to raise the money for jobs to reward the politically faithful—create new taxes to furnish the money. These new taxesare not necessary for the proper conduct of the state government, therefore we are opposing them.’’ Williamson pointed to the abnormal increase in taxes during the last few years up to 400 per cent more in 1938 than the figure of 1932. Federal, state and county tax collections for 1938 amounting to two hundred and seventy nine million dollars to‘aled twenty two per cent. of the per‘onal income of the entire state, “Despite this staggering burden our state administration would saddle California’s taxpayers with sixty-three million dollars in new taxes, a large portion of which would be used‘to satisfy the persistent clamor of hitherto unpaid political pital at Decoto. He moved to the supporters,”’ “Bconomy-minded members of the state legislature do not intend that a political dynasty shall be created at the expense of those who pay the state’s bills,’’ Williamson said, ‘‘even though cowardly and un-American tactics be employed by groups expecting to profit by such wasteful and unmecessary expenditure of the neople’s monéy.”’ FORMER RESIDENT OF _ CAMPTONVILLE PASSES CAMPTONVILLE, May 4.—David Lewis, pioneer resident of this section passed away early. Monday morning in the Masonic Home hoshome last February to make his future ‘home and -wa sstricken with pneumonia a few.days ago resulting in his death. David Lewis, aged 77, was a native of Wales, England and came to this country as a little boy, first living ‘with his parents in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, where his father worked in a coal mine. Affter attaining

manhood he started west emoing to NEVADA CITY NUGGET Lion Cub Quints Thrive in Circus expenses of efficient deqartmental Gov. Julius P. Eeil of Wisconsin (left) and Gov. (right) of Michigan t2ke their hats off to the Idaho P . A. Bottolfsen of th the gathering. Cscar, m samples of the famed poi gs: Joins the Marine Co 10, 1939. ~ Date of Last Publication: May 12, Chicago where he was in the kerosene business for several years, and 1939. . having relatives here, later came to : California where he spent the. balUse Classified Advertising ance, of his: life. NEVADA CITY ASSAY Practical mining tests from 25 to 1 percentage of sulphurets,: value * Mail order check work Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor elebebodeledeede dee dededededeetenecetey & REFINING OFFICE 000 pounds, giving ‘the free gold of sulphurets and tailings. promptly attended to. Spring and Summer Suits is here. ED BURTNER OF THE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS : To spruce up. Get your Spring Suits cleaned now. Our sample line of Select yours now. ALL YOUR MOTOR . NEEDS for at Jiggs IV, 11-months-old Col. Charles R. Philadelphia was in charge of c of Dr. Frederick M. James of Temple university, III, was killed two weeks ago by a fire truck, Typical of 30,000 War Veteran Families marine corps. rance, March 15-17, Clyde Beatty, wild animal trainer touring with a circus, has a soft spot in his heart for the baby lion quintuplets which are on the road with him. Birth of five lion cubs is a rarity, according to Beatty, and as sensational in the animal kingdom as the Dionne sisters are to the world. Governors Saute Idaho Potato Frank D. Fitzgerald otatoes sent. by Gov. e Gem state to feed 2,090 diners at the Republican rally in New York recently. Fermer President Herbert Hoover addressed aifre d’hotel of the Waldorf-Astoria, displays puppy, has been named Official mascot of the Sanderson of the depot of supplies at oronation ceremonies, Jiggs is the gift His predecessor, Jiggs Vy, eliminations, the ‘typical were selected in New York. The -old building superintendent, and made on the basis of appea & FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1939. r r : f the Larsen Barber Shop at : . MODERN FRONT FOR Sisal Spauty Patlor: Will be removed Harold Hartung, Nevada CityGrass Valley jeweler, stated Wednesday. that the local store will have an HARTUNG’S IN NEV CITY and awnings will replace the porches which have stood there since pioneer days. Use ‘Classified. Advertising entirely new modern front. The interior will ibe completely renovated with new paper and paint and linoleum floor covering. The store will. be reopened in about two weeks. He THE SHAMROCK CAFE. 4 Complete 4 course dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Wyant, Props. a also stated all those who have repair 7 7 turke work with the firm during the time Choice of fish, steak, y the local shop is closed may get it ne! chicken 50c at the Grass Valley office. ; IAI lieu The porch in front of the store SURI Ianicer ‘was removed Tuesday and an awning will take its place giving more 50 CENTS light to the interior of the store, It 226 Broad St. Nevada City is also understood the porch in front SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES 603 W. Broad Street—Phone 69 PLANTS FERNS CUT FLOWERS For Every Occasion Telegraph eect Anywhere in United States NOTICE You Can Now Get 24 Hour Radio Service at Art’s Radio Hospital _}. 112 S. CHURCH ST., GRASS VALLEY, NEXT TO ” BRET HARTE INN. PHONE 984 12 Years Radio Experience ‘SPECIALIST IN RADIO REPAIRING Ranch-to-Customer Delivery Service in Nevada City and Grass Valley Send Us a Postal, Driver Will Call. ADDRESS, MABEN’S DAIRY, BOX 847, GRASS VALLEY. HOTEL CLUNIE IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Rates from $1.50 Up . Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA TOY AND JACOBS: O. J. JACOBS, Manager POPULAR MECHANICS Will Show You the FOR ONLY THIS 4 NEWSPAPER "> for every American home. Name. 3 $3.75 You Can Have : Both For One Full Year Regular Price $5.00 — You Save $1.25 Practical! Informative! Useful ! POPULAR MECHANICS combs the world for the latest news, the new developments, the thrilling experiences, and the remarkable discoveries that can be found only within the field of science, invention and mechanics. Ten thousand eyes scan every nook and corner of the globe for pictures and articles that fascinate and entertain ovcr 500,000 readers each month. But POPULAR MECHANICS is more than a magazine SE piveeres and unusual articles, It is virtually an encyclopedia of i suggestions on what-to-make and how-to-maké-it; a reference and a guide for the radio experimenter; a source book of helpful hints on home or farm improvement and repair; an unending supply of important information for the mechanic and repairman; a collection of useful hints to lighten the housewife’s daily tasks; in short, POPULAR MECHANICS is the practical magazine Subjects Discussed in Every Issue AUTOMOBILES ¢ AVIATION » BUILDING © ELECTRICITY « FARMING : FURNITURE « HOBBIES ¢ HOME HELPS PHOTOGRAPHY * RADIO» SCIENCE © SHOP NOTES « TOOLS, FREE SAMPLE COPY of POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE will be sent on request. ‘ Mail penny postcard to: Popular Apehanics Co., 202 E. Ontario St., Chicago, Ill, ++s+s ORDER NOW—USE THIS CONVENIENT COUPON-:::Enclosed is $3.75. Send your newspaper and Popular Mechanics Magazine to POPULAR MECHANICS eas and and Number, or R. F. D. State.