May 6, 1947 (4 pages)

en _ ' acai AAC J. BARNARD ~~ EMP! PIRESTFAR AUDITOR DIED TUESDAY GRASS VALUPY: Isaac J. Barnard, for 20 years auditor and office manager of the Empire Sta Mines Comipany died early Tuesday morning in a Nevada City hospital. Hooper and Weaver Mortuary has charge of the remains. 5 Barnard was born in Salina, Utah, 69 years ago. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Margaret Barnard, and a daughter Miss: Margaret Barnard, Miss Barnard was recently®* assigned to a post as secretary of the American embassy in Costa Rica. It. is’ expects ed she will fly to Salt Lake, Utah, from Washington, D. €. Fumerai services will be held there for her father, sometime this week. Prior to assuming his duties with the Empire Star, Barnard: was .employed for many years with the U. £. Smelting Company at Bureka;: Utah. He was a member of the Ma-' sonic lodge in that city. ELLSWORTH SELLS PUREBRED ' ft ¢ GRASS VALLEY: Everett and Roy Cunningham, Nevada county dairy, it was stated yesterday, have purchased a purebred Guernsey Huil from George Ellsworth of the Barnegat Ranch at: Indian Springs. . ! The bull will be used to impove the dairy herd on the Cunningham Ranch. The animal is a s0n of Barnegat Antila 2nd, two times a California state chamipion and class leader in production. The two nearest dams of the new bull are all Gmernsey class leaders and state champions. Mrs. V. G. Nugent of Los Angeles is visiting her father Al Huson, of this city. SAVES BOY'S LIFE AT BLOOMFIELD NEVADA CITY: Grant Hefelfinger, 12, a Boy Scout, saved the life of Jimmy Williams, 7, when he jumped into a lake near North , Bloomfield and fished Jimmy out after he stepped into deep water. . _Mr. and Mrs. W. ©. Williams, 100. feet away ‘witnessed the rescue and give Scout parents of Jimmy, Hefelfinger full credit and scout organization praise for training he had recetved. ~ Grant is the son of Mr. and Mre Everett Hefelfinger of this city. INGRAM AS LIONS GRASS VALLEY: The Grass Valley Lions Club at their dinner meeting Thursday ‘evening Jelected “William W. Bsterly, president. He succeeds Robert T. Ingram = F Other officers chosen’ were Jerry Brust, ‘vice président; Frank Prigley, secretary; Victor Montre, treas-. urer; William Valdon, tail twister; Ralph Greenwall, lion tamer; Rev. Frank Buck and Jess Glover, directors. SCOUTS COLLECT 28 TONS GRASS VALLEY: Boy Scout leaders reported yesterday that shipping bills reeived from the Southern Pacific Company show 55,700 pounds of paper has been collected ‘by Scouts during the current drive. The boys are continuing the drive and have asked houhesolders to continue to save paper and magazines. GRANT— . PAGE THREE a aes BROAD STREET Harley M. Leete, Jr. Seen on Main Street: Harold Biggs, just back from the flower -show in Oakland. Reports Teal e8¢aie brisk: Jerry Girard, tan from a week end of fishing, got the limit on Oregon Creek.Stan. Cluett, getting plenty Western with jeans andsideburns. Red sideburns, yet. Paul Ullrich, denying a rumor. ne was going to vote for Truman. Ray Clinch, off to his new office in tie new Carveth building in Auburr. Says a similar modern building due to be built in Nevada City. the the One of the delightful aspects of being a small town editor’ is tha morning mail. You never know what's going to be in it. ¥esterday came an offer for free orchids seeds from Quito;, Ecuador. Even the brown paper enyelope is exotic. It is emblazoned with a picture of a young lady without any address and the picture are printed in red ink, There are twostamps; one purple and the other grey, depicted landscapes of Houadornian magnificence. FREE ORCHIDS TO YOU “Los Tropics’’ South American, No. 1 Botanical Experimental Station In Santo Domingo De Los Colorados Address Casilla 22:20 Quito, Ecuador, South America the 246 Sacramento Street GOOD TASTE IN A FUNERAL SERVICE NEED. NOT INVOLVE A LARGE EXPENSE UNIFORM SERVICE REGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT EXPENDED HOLMES “FUNERAL HOME Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada -City 8 In your own home, from seed to bloom, with South America’s compliments and good wishes for a continued hemispheric solidarity. Complete instructions accompany each packet of orchid seeds, showing you how to propagate these fascinating and exotically ‘beautiful tropical flowers right in your own home winter or summer. A ten cent coin will ‘be appreciated to help defray cost of collecting, handling, packing and mailing. Address your request for orchid seeds to: ve ? Director, South Ameriean No. 1.,. Botanical Experimental Station, ; Casilla 2:2:20, $ Quito, Ecuador, South America. . . —— If yow order by air mail, allow six _ VALET C . Commercial Street Phone 234W For Cleaning — Try our Modern Cleaning Establishment. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Pickup and Delivery . ~ Nevada City weeks for delivey. If you order by ordinary mail, allow two to three months for arrival of seeds. Air ma‘l postage to Ecuador is ten cents. Ordinary postage to Ecuador is three cents. With each packet or orchid seeds you will receive a descriptive fol1er of tropical exotics and general flora to make you better acquainted with the useful-and beautiful plaut life of equatorial tropicak South America, Tour South America in’ 1947 and “THE PIONEBR NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER YARD” see for yourself, the world’s greatest ‘natural gardens; a million square . miles of jungle. Much of it can be safely reached by car or train from principal cities of the tropical republics. JUAN: PASTOR, Botanical Director. rably discharged veterans of the U. S. are ensided Te tal aa honors their funerals. We have. informationtaken for'such a service. Write or telephorte for an ap” on file complete to advise anyone EASY ON YOUR CLOTHES EASY ON ¥ iW Take care of your laundey and dry cleaning problems the . 4 ~EASY way-—send them to the s this matter and will b necessary steps to No. 8763 SUMMONS . . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATH OF CALIFORNIA IN AND : Action brought in the Superior da. 2 WARD bd clothes on sitting in an orchid. The. urt of the State of California, In} th Ale ae Gescsnet. 20 eS BURTON HUBBERT and CHERE HUBBERT, his wife, and ALSO ALL OTHER P INS UNKNOWN, claiming any Right, Title, Estate, Lien or Interest in the Real Property described in Plaintiff's Complaint adverse to Plaintiff’s Ownership, or any Cloud upon Plaintiff’s Title thereto, Defendants. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET INGS TO: THOMAS H. LEWIS, WILLIAM R. MARTIN, THOMAS P. LEWIS, BURTON HUBBERT and CHERE HUBBERT, his wife, and ALSO AJ.L OTHER. PERSONS UNKNOWN, 4 CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN PLAINTIFE’S COMPLAINT ADVERSE TO PLAINTIFF’S OWNERSHIP, OR ANY CLOUD UPON PLAINTIFF’S TITLE THERETO, Defendants. é You and each of you are hereby directed to appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled ar wbove, brought againet you in’ the Superior Court of the State ef California, in and for the County of Nevada, within ten (10) days after th> service upon you of this Summons, if: served within the County of Nevada, or within thirty (30) days if seryed elsewhere. < e ‘ou are hereby notified that un-less"you appea? and answer as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment againet you for any money} or ge demanded in the GomPlainte arising upon contract, or ‘will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the Complaint: Phat said action is brought by the above named plaintiff against the ahove named defendants, and each of them, to quiet the plaintiff’s title to the lands and real property described in: the Complain on file in the said action and hereinafte par-. . ticularly described, and to determine the adverse claims of the above named defendants, and each of them, and all unknown persons to, and . clouds upon the title to the said real}: property and the whole thereof, pursuant to the provisions of Sections 749, 750 and 751 of the Code of Civil Procedure ,of the State of California. and that the said real proper. ty is situate. lying and being in the County of ate oe State of California, and particularly described as follows, to wit: Z All that rortion of the Northwest quarter (NW%) af (18). Townshiv Sixteen (16), North, Range Nine (9) East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian; and of Lot Seven (7) Block Sixty-three (63) of the Town'site of Nevada City, as said. Lot . and Block are designated upon the Official Map of the City ‘of Nevada. made by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869, described as. follows, -to -wit: Commencing at a 3% foot pine tree at the Southwest corner of tie realty herein described from which the Southwest corner of Lot 7, Block 63, onthe South line of said Townsite bears North 77° 46’ West 273.36 feet distant, said point of commencement is also a corner of the property of Heny Earl Sisk: and Minerva Glory Sisk, his wife, as described in } that certain Deed recorded in Book “62” of Official Records, at Page 70; thence along: the Southeasterly line of the property of said Sisk, as the same is described in the above . } mentioned Deed North 43° 33” East} a distance of 63.30 feet, thence alone the Basterly line of the property of . . Henry D. Fenkel, as the ‘Same is described in that certain. Deed recorded in Book “90” of Official Records, at Page 158, and along“the Ei: erly: line of “Martin Road” North 45° 03° East 525.80 feet to a 1 inch pipe marking the corner of the property of Darrel C. Brown and Josephine tf. Brown, his, wife, as described’ in that certain. deed tecorded in Book Section Eighteen . that plaintiff is in the possession’ of the propety and entitled to the possession of the said real property, and the whole thereof, and that the sald defendants have not and that no one of the said defendants, including the unknown persons maae defendants herein, have any right, title, estate. lien or interest of any kind whatsoever in or to or on the said real property or any part thereof, and that the said defendants and each of them and every one of them, known or unknown, be forever debarred, enjoined and restrained from making or. as8serting any claim’ whatsoever in or to the real property or ‘any part thereof, adverse to plaintiff and that tle title of the said plaintiff in and to the said real property and the whdle thereof be forever quieted and adjudged good and valid, and for such other and further additional order, judgment, decree and general relief as ig meet and proper in the premises. 4 ’ GIVEN. UNDER MY HAND andthe seal of thé Siéperior Court of the State of ig ooh ea in and for the County of Nevads; this 21st day of Apeil,.1947. (Seal) b " Clerk of ‘thé. McCORMACK, . Superior Court. By. sat gb , Apr. 29, May 6, 23, 20. ——— eat ————_=_—_— RODSSPINNERS on's Fixit 203 Main Street Telephone 449 Relisble Transfer & Storage. . Hills Flat, Grass Valley, Phone 39) ar WATCH REPAIR “54 of Official Records, at Paze. ™# 164, thence along the line of the property of Brown, as described in* the Deed above mentioned, and along the Westerly line of the property of E. Hewston, South 51° 34 East 253.18 feet toa 20 ; thence South 44° 00’ West 168.474 feet; thence South 52° 53’ West 184.77. feet; thence, North 67° * ig te obtain the judgment of thi Court. against. the-said~ defendants. f an@ each one of them known and un-. wn as follows:inch cedar; . : West 13.85 feet, and-thence South] . 84° 28 West 338.55 feet to _ the. f /place of beginning. : ie That the object of the said action . ff t all adverse claims to and all cle in the said real praperty or any and every part thereof be determined by ne judgment and decree of the said Court, and that it be decreed that ntiff is the sole owner in fee of real property and the whole of the said real property the game in the ComCSG RIOD SSG A RNNBMETN ALE ET ~. . nt of plaintiff on file herein at ds upon the title of the plaintiff .

en _ ' acai AAC J. BARNARD ~~ EMP! PIRESTFAR AUDITOR DIED TUESDAY GRASS VALUPY: Isaac J. Barnard, for 20 years auditor and office manager of the Empire Sta Mines Comipany died early Tuesday morning in a Nevada City hospital. Hooper and Weaver Mortuary has charge of the remains. 5 Barnard was born in Salina, Utah, 69 years ago. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Margaret Barnard, and a daughter Miss: Margaret Barnard, Miss Barnard was recently®* assigned to a post as secretary of the American embassy in Costa Rica. It. is’ expects ed she will fly to Salt Lake, Utah, from Washington, D. €. Fumerai services will be held there for her father, sometime this week. Prior to assuming his duties with the Empire Star, Barnard: was .employed for many years with the U. £. Smelting Company at Bureka;: Utah. He was a member of the Ma-' sonic lodge in that city. ELLSWORTH SELLS PUREBRED ' ft ¢ GRASS VALLEY: Everett and Roy Cunningham, Nevada county dairy, it was stated yesterday, have purchased a purebred Guernsey Huil from George Ellsworth of the Barnegat Ranch at: Indian Springs. . ! The bull will be used to impove the dairy herd on the Cunningham Ranch. The animal is a s0n of Barnegat Antila 2nd, two times a California state chamipion and class leader in production. The two nearest dams of the new bull are all Gmernsey class leaders and state champions. Mrs. V. G. Nugent of Los Angeles is visiting her father Al Huson, of this city. SAVES BOY'S LIFE AT BLOOMFIELD NEVADA CITY: Grant Hefelfinger, 12, a Boy Scout, saved the life of Jimmy Williams, 7, when he jumped into a lake near North , Bloomfield and fished Jimmy out after he stepped into deep water. . _Mr. and Mrs. W. ©. Williams, 100. feet away ‘witnessed the rescue and give Scout parents of Jimmy, Hefelfinger full credit and scout organization praise for training he had recetved. ~ Grant is the son of Mr. and Mre Everett Hefelfinger of this city. INGRAM AS LIONS GRASS VALLEY: The Grass Valley Lions Club at their dinner meeting Thursday ‘evening Jelected “William W. Bsterly, president. He succeeds Robert T. Ingram = F Other officers chosen’ were Jerry Brust, ‘vice président; Frank Prigley, secretary; Victor Montre, treas-. urer; William Valdon, tail twister; Ralph Greenwall, lion tamer; Rev. Frank Buck and Jess Glover, directors. SCOUTS COLLECT 28 TONS GRASS VALLEY: Boy Scout leaders reported yesterday that shipping bills reeived from the Southern Pacific Company show 55,700 pounds of paper has been collected ‘by Scouts during the current drive. The boys are continuing the drive and have asked houhesolders to continue to save paper and magazines. GRANT— . PAGE THREE a aes BROAD STREET Harley M. Leete, Jr. Seen on Main Street: Harold Biggs, just back from the flower -show in Oakland. Reports Teal e8¢aie brisk: Jerry Girard, tan from a week end of fishing, got the limit on Oregon Creek.Stan. Cluett, getting plenty Western with jeans andsideburns. Red sideburns, yet. Paul Ullrich, denying a rumor. ne was going to vote for Truman. Ray Clinch, off to his new office in tie new Carveth building in Auburr. Says a similar modern building due to be built in Nevada City. the the One of the delightful aspects of being a small town editor’ is tha morning mail. You never know what's going to be in it. ¥esterday came an offer for free orchids seeds from Quito;, Ecuador. Even the brown paper enyelope is exotic. It is emblazoned with a picture of a young lady without any address and the picture are printed in red ink, There are twostamps; one purple and the other grey, depicted landscapes of Houadornian magnificence. FREE ORCHIDS TO YOU “Los Tropics’’ South American, No. 1 Botanical Experimental Station In Santo Domingo De Los Colorados Address Casilla 22:20 Quito, Ecuador, South America the 246 Sacramento Street GOOD TASTE IN A FUNERAL SERVICE NEED. NOT INVOLVE A LARGE EXPENSE UNIFORM SERVICE REGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT EXPENDED HOLMES “FUNERAL HOME Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada -City 8 In your own home, from seed to bloom, with South America’s compliments and good wishes for a continued hemispheric solidarity. Complete instructions accompany each packet of orchid seeds, showing you how to propagate these fascinating and exotically ‘beautiful tropical flowers right in your own home winter or summer. A ten cent coin will ‘be appreciated to help defray cost of collecting, handling, packing and mailing. Address your request for orchid seeds to: ve ? Director, South Ameriean No. 1.,. Botanical Experimental Station, ; Casilla 2:2:20, $ Quito, Ecuador, South America. . . —— If yow order by air mail, allow six _ VALET C . Commercial Street Phone 234W For Cleaning — Try our Modern Cleaning Establishment. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Pickup and Delivery . ~ Nevada City weeks for delivey. If you order by ordinary mail, allow two to three months for arrival of seeds. Air ma‘l postage to Ecuador is ten cents. Ordinary postage to Ecuador is three cents. With each packet or orchid seeds you will receive a descriptive fol1er of tropical exotics and general flora to make you better acquainted with the useful-and beautiful plaut life of equatorial tropicak South America, Tour South America in’ 1947 and “THE PIONEBR NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER YARD” see for yourself, the world’s greatest ‘natural gardens; a million square . miles of jungle. Much of it can be safely reached by car or train from principal cities of the tropical republics. JUAN: PASTOR, Botanical Director. rably discharged veterans of the U. S. are ensided Te tal aa honors their funerals. We have. informationtaken for'such a service. Write or telephorte for an ap” on file complete to advise anyone EASY ON YOUR CLOTHES EASY ON ¥ iW Take care of your laundey and dry cleaning problems the . 4 ~EASY way-—send them to the s this matter and will b necessary steps to No. 8763

SUMMONS . . IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATH OF CALIFORNIA IN AND : Action brought in the Superior da. 2 WARD bd clothes on sitting in an orchid. The. urt of the State of California, In} th Ale ae Gescsnet. 20 eS BURTON HUBBERT and CHERE HUBBERT, his wife, and ALSO ALL OTHER P INS UNKNOWN, claiming any Right, Title, Estate, Lien or Interest in the Real Property described in Plaintiff's Complaint adverse to Plaintiff’s Ownership, or any Cloud upon Plaintiff’s Title thereto, Defendants. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET INGS TO: THOMAS H. LEWIS, WILLIAM R. MARTIN, THOMAS P. LEWIS, BURTON HUBBERT and CHERE HUBBERT, his wife, and ALSO AJ.L OTHER. PERSONS UNKNOWN, 4 CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN PLAINTIFE’S COMPLAINT ADVERSE TO PLAINTIFF’S OWNERSHIP, OR ANY CLOUD UPON PLAINTIFF’S TITLE THERETO, Defendants. é You and each of you are hereby directed to appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled ar wbove, brought againet you in’ the Superior Court of the State ef California, in and for the County of Nevada, within ten (10) days after th> service upon you of this Summons, if: served within the County of Nevada, or within thirty (30) days if seryed elsewhere. < e ‘ou are hereby notified that un-less"you appea? and answer as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment againet you for any money} or ge demanded in the GomPlainte arising upon contract, or ‘will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the Complaint: Phat said action is brought by the above named plaintiff against the ahove named defendants, and each of them, to quiet the plaintiff’s title to the lands and real property described in: the Complain on file in the said action and hereinafte par-. . ticularly described, and to determine the adverse claims of the above named defendants, and each of them, and all unknown persons to, and . clouds upon the title to the said real}: property and the whole thereof, pursuant to the provisions of Sections 749, 750 and 751 of the Code of Civil Procedure ,of the State of California. and that the said real proper. ty is situate. lying and being in the County of ate oe State of California, and particularly described as follows, to wit: Z All that rortion of the Northwest quarter (NW%) af (18). Townshiv Sixteen (16), North, Range Nine (9) East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian; and of Lot Seven (7) Block Sixty-three (63) of the Town'site of Nevada City, as said. Lot . and Block are designated upon the Official Map of the City ‘of Nevada. made by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869, described as. follows, -to -wit: Commencing at a 3% foot pine tree at the Southwest corner of tie realty herein described from which the Southwest corner of Lot 7, Block 63, onthe South line of said Townsite bears North 77° 46’ West 273.36 feet distant, said point of commencement is also a corner of the property of Heny Earl Sisk: and Minerva Glory Sisk, his wife, as described in } that certain Deed recorded in Book “62” of Official Records, at Page 70; thence along: the Southeasterly line of the property of said Sisk, as the same is described in the above . } mentioned Deed North 43° 33” East} a distance of 63.30 feet, thence alone the Basterly line of the property of . . Henry D. Fenkel, as the ‘Same is described in that certain. Deed recorded in Book “90” of Official Records, at Page 158, and along“the Ei: erly: line of “Martin Road” North 45° 03° East 525.80 feet to a 1 inch pipe marking the corner of the property of Darrel C. Brown and Josephine tf. Brown, his, wife, as described’ in that certain. deed tecorded in Book Section Eighteen . that plaintiff is in the possession’ of the propety and entitled to the possession of the said real property, and the whole thereof, and that the sald defendants have not and that no one of the said defendants, including the unknown persons maae defendants herein, have any right, title, estate. lien or interest of any kind whatsoever in or to or on the said real property or any part thereof, and that the said defendants and each of them and every one of them, known or unknown, be forever debarred, enjoined and restrained from making or. as8serting any claim’ whatsoever in or to the real property or ‘any part thereof, adverse to plaintiff and that tle title of the said plaintiff in and to the said real property and the whdle thereof be forever quieted and adjudged good and valid, and for such other and further additional order, judgment, decree and general relief as ig meet and proper in the premises. 4 ’ GIVEN. UNDER MY HAND andthe seal of thé Siéperior Court of the State of ig ooh ea in and for the County of Nevads; this 21st day of Apeil,.1947. (Seal) b " Clerk of ‘thé. McCORMACK, . Superior Court. By. sat gb , Apr. 29, May 6, 23, 20. ——— eat ————_=_—_— RODSSPINNERS on's Fixit 203 Main Street Telephone 449 Relisble Transfer & Storage. . Hills Flat, Grass Valley, Phone 39) ar WATCH REPAIR “54 of Official Records, at Paze. ™# 164, thence along the line of the property of Brown, as described in* the Deed above mentioned, and along the Westerly line of the property of E. Hewston, South 51° 34 East 253.18 feet toa 20 ; thence South 44° 00’ West 168.474 feet; thence South 52° 53’ West 184.77. feet; thence, North 67° * ig te obtain the judgment of thi Court. against. the-said~ defendants. f an@ each one of them known and un-. wn as follows:inch cedar; . : West 13.85 feet, and-thence South] . 84° 28 West 338.55 feet to _ the. f /place of beginning. : ie That the object of the said action . ff t all adverse claims to and all cle in the said real praperty or any and every part thereof be determined by ne judgment and decree of the said Court, and that it be decreed that ntiff is the sole owner in fee of real property and the whole of the said real property the game in the ComCSG RIOD SSG A RNNBMETN ALE ET ~. . nt of plaintiff on file herein at ds upon the title of the plaintiff .