November 16, 1942 (4 pages)

SSIS RE a = ! Ne wach City Nugget — = obey, Nevaaier 16, 1942 —TIMELY— , ® Specials VIMMS Vitamins and Minerals. large $1.75 size. $2.25 value for only $1.69 CAMPANA BALM. 50c bottle special: \ Jeris Hair Tonic and < Shampoo ° 50e tonic—35c Shampoo, BOTH FOR 5ic Soap Clearance Phone 100 50c size FREE when you ‘buy the One 50c bottle regular and one \ BOTH 49c Values to 25c—NOW 5c CAKE R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE . SE ‘. Bicycles, Steel Tapes, SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SOESSORS,, -ETC., Gunsmith, Light Welding RAY’S. FIXIT SHOP 2409 West Main St., GRASS VALLEY SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Keys Made. While You Wait Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines, Hlec‘tric rons, Stoves, Ktc. Repaired. SHARPENED Phone 602 cece og ri & Default having been made in the payment of taxes levied in the year 1942 for the City of Nevada for the notice that unless the taxes -delinwith .the penalties, are paid:on or before the sale date given below, the real estate upon which taxes are 7 lien, will by operation of law, be sold to the City of Nevada, on December 5, 1942. DELINQUENT TAX LIST . of Lot 6, Block 2. Imp. $850.00. Total $15.00. Penalty $1.00. Total $17.20. BEEDLE. Roy, Nimrod St. Part of. Lot 2, Block 58. Furniture $50.00 Realty $100.00. Imp. $1000,00. Personal $50. Total $1150. Tax $13.80. Penalty $1.10. Cost $1.50. Total $16.40. BROWN, WARREN H., Coyote St. Part of Lot.4, Block 11. Realty’ $100.00. Imp. $300.00. Total $40000. Taxes $4.80. Penalty $:38. Cost $1.00. Total $6.18. BROCK, BYRON AND BELLA, Zion St.Part of Lot 4. Block 43. Realty $150.00. Imp. $750.00. Total $90000. Taxes $10.85. Penalty $.86. Cost $1.00. Total $12.66. BELISLE, WILLIAM AND AVERILL, Niles St. Part of Lot 1, Block 55. Realty. $100.00. Imp. $400.00. Total $500.00: Taxes $6.00, Penalty $.48. Cost $1.00. Total $7.48. ROBST, FRED. Prospect St. Part of Lot 5, Block 56. Realty $100.00. Imp. $750.00. Personal $150.00. To’ IN waits PAPER 109-) Phones «For VENETIAN BLINDS and, LATEST PATTERNS . John w. Darke »$00-M tal $1000.00., Taxes $12.00. Penalty $.96. Costs $1.50. Total $14.46. CONTI. HHINRY, Lot 1, Block 58. Realty $150.00. Imp. $750.00. Total $900.00. Taxes $10.80. Penalty $.86. Cost $1.00. Total $12.66. CASEY, D. MAHALA, E. Broad St. Part of Lot 11,. Block 27. Realty ‘$400.00. Imp: $1200.00. Personal $1.00. Total $1700.00. Taxes $20.40. Penalty $1.63. Cost $1.50. Total $22.53. ° DAVIES, FRANK, Commercial St. Furn. $450.00. Part of Lot 7, Block 17. Realty $500.00. Imp. $3000.00. FINEWATCH REPAIRING ; Radio Service & Repairing 520 ‘Coyote Street Phone Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray Personal $450.00. Winter St. Part of Lot 3, Block 21. Realty $150.00. Imp. $650.00. Total $4750.00. Taxes $57.00. Penalty $4.56. Cost $2.50. Total $64.06.DOW, ARTHUR; Nimrod St. Part of Lot 1, Block 58. Realty $150.00. Imp. $300.00. Total $450.00. Taxes $5.40. Penalty $.43. Cost $1.00. Total $6.83. DOW, HORACE, Commercial St. ‘Lot 27: Block 13. Realty $250.00. Imp. $1500.00. Total $1750.00. Tax‘es $21.00. Penalty $1.68. Cost $1.00. ‘Under Management of } ‘Pauline ‘and: Johuade mewrerwanees = rusrmr = . * .Kwery Taste New. Deal 108 W, MainStreet, Grass Valley . BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed: Drinks to Please Total $22:68. HEFPEFLEFINGER, DECKER ' H. Clay St. Lot 7, Block 6%. Realty $15000. Imp. $500.00. ‘Total $650:00. Taxes $7.80. Penalty $.62. Cost $100. Total $9.42. DAVIS, CHYDE J., Nimrod St. Part of lot 5, Block 59. Realty $200.00. Imp. $500.00. Total $700.00. Taxes $8.40. Penalty $.67. Cost $1.00. Total $10.04. DORGAN BAIRBARA H., Clay St. Part of Lot 2, Block 65. Realty not recetve Nevada City Nugget. PHONE 36 TO. NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you please notify the Nugget Offiee ‘any time you do $200.00. Imp. $1100. Personal $10000. Total $1400.00. Taxes $16.80. Penalty $1.34. Cost $1.50. Total $19.64. ENGLISH, J. H. Nevada Street. Part of Lot 4, Block 6. Realty $25000. Imp. $700.00. Total $900.00. Taxes $10.80. Penalty $.86. Cost $1.00. Total $12.66. ‘. EVANS, L. R., Zion St. Part of Lot a re ~ re oresTe hoy LOCK 43. Furn. $100.00. Realty “1$6.00. Penalty $.48. Cost $1.00. To$300.00. Imp. $2100.00. Personal $100.00. Total $2500.00. Taxes $30“00. _Penalty $2.40. pet $1.50. Total $33.90. GARRISON. PRED, Part of Zion and Sacramento St. Part of Lot 8, Block 53. Realty $200.00. Tmp$1000.00. Lot 3,° Block 43. Realty $200.00 .Imp. $600. 00., Total $2000.00. Taxes $24.00. Penalty $1.92. Cost $2.00.Total $27.92. HUTCHINSON, D. Est of. Jordan St, Let 2, Block 51. Realty’:$100.09. Imp. $400. 00.) Total .$500,00. Taxes tal $7.48. HAMBLETON, CHAS. AND MARFOOD mE Vegeiables cok. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS: NEVADA orry, PHONE 898 GARET, Drummond St. Part of Lot 111, Block 37. Realty $150.00. Imp. 1 $500: 00. ‘Personal $50.00. Total $700.00. Taxes $8.40. Penalty $.67. Cost $1.50. Total $10.57. HINGSTON, PTHEL, Clay St., Part Jof Lot 2, Block 58. Realty $150. 00. Imp. $600. 00. Personal $175.00. Total $925.00. Taxes $11.10. Penalty $. 88. Cost $1.50. Total $13.48. 1” FOLTMAN, COZETTE, Gold Tunnel 1, Lot 234 25-6 Block 42-4341. Realty $75. Total $75. Taxes $.90. Penalty $.07. Cost $1.00. Tatal $197. : HASKELL, WALACE P., Beand St. 1Part of Lot’7,. Block 3. Realty $400.00. Imp. $1000.00. Personal $500.00. Total’ $1900.00. Taxes $22@STAMPS ———— Oa Chamber of Commerce OFFICE, IN CIny HALL ” PHONE 575 ‘f. ELLIS, Spring St. Lot 6-7, Block 34. "80. Penalty $$1.82. Cost $1.50. Total’ $26.12. i JACKSON, MARY, Et Al.; Boulder and Commercial St. Lot 7, Block 57. Realty $300.00. Imp. $1000.00. Lot 6, Block 57. Realty $150.00. Lot 7, Block 17: Realty $200.00. Imp. $1,000. Lot 9, Block 12. Realty $100.00. Imp. $100.00. Total $2850. Taxes $34.20. Penalty $2.73. Cost $4.00. Total $40:75. nel, Part of Lot 2-5-6-23-4, Block, 424142. Realty $200. 00. Total $200. Taxes $2.40. Penalty $.19. Cost $1.00. Total $3.59. KATRINA KNUDSON AND MARIE Realty $100.00. Imp. ‘$1000.00. Per34. Realty $100.00. Imp. $250.00. ee ely ASK LEADERSHIP — quent as appear in said list together } Washington departm numbered! which conven a Democratic The in Jantary, majority—sat least ew Congress, will have on paper but act fy Republican victories, but in the final . show-down, the rebellion of the elec. torate. will uudoubtedly prove aj ents, are definitANDREWS; Altce, Nevada St. Part . poi 5, Realty $300.00. 1$75 0.00. $1250.00. Tax . $950. Taxes $11.40. Penalty Cost. $1.00. . Gost $1.00. Total $13,31. LUTZ, DE WIT, E. Broad St. of Lot 13, Block) 25. Imp. $1500.00. Penalty $100.00. Total $1750.00. Taxes .$21.00. Penalty $1.68. Cost $1.00. Total $23.68. MRS. ALICE, and Zion St. Lot 1, Blozk 44. Realiy 22, Block 9, $450.00. Total $2850.00. Taxes $34.20. Penalty tal $40.93. KIMBALL, MACHL. $200.00. Total $200.00 Taxes $2.40. Penalty $.19. Cost $1.00. Total $2Imp. $250.00. Total $350.00. Taxes Nes ; $4.20. Penalty $.33. Cost $1.50. To-. Stamp era in Washington. tal $6.03. The people of America are franké Go ian Nevada Ae ds ly concerned, Mr. President, over«the rc ane Ay eaeuet Tiek GA Te. conduct of the war. They want a $450.00. tal $10.57. Personal Block 53. tal $2.29. Part of $150.00. Lot Total $18.34. tal ‘$100. 00. Realty $220.3. KEL yY: Block 40. Personal MISNER, FRANK, Spring St. of Lot 4-5, Block 35 tal $1300.00. Taxes $15.60. Penalty $1.24. Cost; $1.57. PEILIGININI, Part of Adams St. Lot 12, Block 53.1}. i ee Fedity $160.00. tmp $500.00. Tot Ot Vaeeer ORT aH: O88 $650.00. Taxes $7.80. Penalty $.62. ering. rationing, inflation and manCost $1.50. Total $9.92. power. They want New Deal politicPEEL, E. W. W. Broad St. Lot 5, Block 39. Realty $150.00. Imp. Personal $100.00. $8.40. Penalty $.67. Cost $1.50. ToREED, DONALD AND ELENORE. Gethsemene St. Part of Lot 4, Block 46. Realty $100.00. $100.00. Taxes $10.80. $1.50. Total $13.16. SEARLS AND BERGM Realty $100.00. $100.00. Taxes $1.20. Penalty $.09. Cost $1.00. Total $2,29. SHERMAN, CHAS, Champion Rd. Part of Lot 3, Block 41. Realty $10900. Imp. $400.00. Personal $100.00 Total $600.00. Taxes $7.20. Penalty $.57. Cost $1.56. Total $9.27. SOFGE, RICHARD J. AND ROBBRTA, Clay St. Lot 5, Realty $100.00. Total $100.00. Taxes $1.20. Penalty $.09. Cost $1.00. ToTOWNSEND, C. K., Prospect. St. Lot 15, Block 27. Imp. $1300.00. Total $1, ter, 450.00. Taxes $17.40. Penalty $1.35. Cost $1.50. Total $20.25. In TEAL, RAY, Est. 18, Block 53. Realty $1000.00. Imp. $300. 00. Total $1300.00. Taxes $15:60. Penalty $1.24. USREY, KATHERINE, Boulder ne Part of Lot 4, Block 61. Realty $10 .00. Imp. $300.00. Lot 4. Block oe Realty $100.00. Imp:$200.00. Total $700.00. Taxes $8.40. Penalty $.67. Cost $2.00. Total $11.07. WHITMAN, SADTE, Champion Rd. Lot 1, Block 41. Realty $100.00. To$.09. Cost $1.00. Total $2/29. WARREN, ROBT. ENDRESS, Jordan St. Lot 4, Block 43., Realty $150.00. Total $150.00. Taxes $1.80. Penalty $.14. Cost $1.50. Total $3,44. healthy’ thing for-the nation. Roosevelt, who has alcongress too-guick-tocarry out his will $100.00. Imp. President ways had a serve, too ready to slightest suggestion, much as the country at. large, has the good sense to recognize that this is democracy at work——and that no man, in war time, can or should speak for all America. The people elected Roosevelt for a third term, the greatest honor ever conferred on any American president. But they also elected a _ congress, which they expected to act as a Cost $4.00. To-} benefit as if he Champion Rd. Realty $100.00. Imp. $100.00 Tptal $.91; Part Realty $150.00. Searls Ave. eniek is rubber——and elected a congress Part. _ almost certain to end the . Realty $100.00. more virogous prosecution of the Total $18.35. . war. They wanted a unified command, JOSHPH, Est. of. They want simplified ‘war agencies. Part ofjians to stop talking, about the people being soft, and unwilling to make the necessary sacrifices, for that is absolute bunk! The people only want intelligent direction; they want —and deserve—an end to the confusTaxes “4 to be the major les-! ington; ~~Mr, President, «. tempts to aceomplish a social revolu; tion in this “. gaged in fighting a war for survival. . .the bank’s a Page Turee to be That seems they just want toid ’ DELINQUENT TAX LIST RECENT VOTE. son to be learned from last week’s! what is expected of them, with some LEGAL NOTICES poles! FEAT plc snp startling election upsets, which ‘vir-. assurance that the order won't be TAXES LEVIED FOR THE YEAR MEANS PEOPLE tually. stripped President Roosevelt. counter-manded the next day. NOTICE FOR PAYMENT : 1942. of contol in both houses of congress. } Another thing the people want, OF COUNTY TAXES The taxes on all personal property secured by real property, and one is an end to the~atcouniry while we are en-} year ending October 13, 1942, WOR . = : : ae 8 } ! ually, a coalition of Republicans or . red , ee ‘ o the real and: personal proyerty lis: By CLEM WHITAKER : : Wa eae a ee ae . They dén’t believe that your “br ain-. half of the taxes on all real property Bll ricd x are anti-New Dea emocrats will be ab BR : : eee hereto appended. >» we Ehe Sere PF ape are On bie ‘ s wil ltrusters’? should take advantage of. f0r the fiscal year beginnine July 1. Now, therefore, I, Max Solaro, Tax. warpath, determined'to get action. to effect a working majority“on any . the fact that we are in a fight to the . 1942 and ending June 30, 1943 will F : hee : s : c € a@ilsile tO tt Collector. in and for the said City of. oy else’—-and the days of a rub-. controversial issue. death and attempt to slip over a soc ‘be due,on the first day of November Nevada, by virture of the authority . p opstamr ee : i cine . Seaninet alt cenekine § POSED an: A CCP D ENO Seo. Mas oro) : eee : er-stamp Congress, blindly taking ashington is still rocking from Pm : . 11962. and will be delinquent on the in m ested, r give put ial revolution gn us while we are in me veste o hereby give public rie . program from the White House and. the shock of Democratic defeats and . nat battle ififth of December, 1942 at five and unless paid prior cent will be added o'clock: p.m. America have ofily ; thereto eight per The people’ of {one fight-now—-and that. fight is lagainst our enemies; they will make . ‘ the amount thereof, and if said any sacrifices to win that fight, but one half be not paid before the they don’t want an internal fight twentieth day of April, 1943, at 5 that will divide our country, That's o'clock p. m., an additional, three the reason for the revolt, Mr. Presipercent will be added thereto. Thé remaining one half of the taxes on dent. You might make note of it! : Hee 'all-real property will be payable on a ee land after the-first day of January, BANK OF AMERICA 11943 and will ‘be delingent on the jtwentieth day of: April, 1043 ato EMPLOYEES WILL SHARE IN BONUS 3 per cent will be added to ;thereto 3 More than 9,000 staff members of {the amount thereof. together with a the Bank of America in all parts of . further charge of 50 cents for each will again share in ,. lo& piece or parcel of land separataggregate artproximately ely assessed and for each assessment of personal property. The bonus was woted Tuesday oy All taxes may be paid at the time board of directors upon the first installment as herein prorecommendation. of President L.' M. ,vided is due and payable. Giannini, who reported that staff} Taxes are payable at the Treasurteamwork throughout the year had, er’s office, Nevada County Courtmade it possible for the bank to meet ‘house, Nevada City, California. the abnormal problems created by . ne ELMA HECKER, war conditions and the enlistment in ' Ex-Officio tax collector, county the armed forces of 2285 experienc-. treasurer, Nevada City. Calif. ed employees. . This payment will bring the total . the staff during the year lo’clock p. m. and unless paid prior California bonus to $600,000. bonus to to almost $1,250,000 or approximately 90 per cent of a month’s salary for the average employee. Mrs. Carl Johnson of Alleghany . was a business visitor in Nevada Cily Thursday and also enjoyed visiting Imp. $700.00. Total. $900.00 ion of orders and decrees in Washirelatives and friends in this -city. Penalty $.86. Cost AN, Lot. 6. Total The complete count of the regular and absentee votes on the General Election showed Nevada County voters favored Earl Warren for governor .by a count of 3,974 to 1,893 for Olson, 28 for Porter and 24 for DysBlock 63. Realty the only two County contests Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen was reelected to a third term and P. G. $1.50. . Seadden, deputy assessor, was elected assessor to succeed John M. Hamwho is retiring. of. Searls Ave. Cost . mill, In addition to’ the governor, the: results of Nevada County: balloting on other state contests and the 18 propositions follows: State Offices ‘Lieut. Governor, Houser 3,097. Seeretary of State, Peek, 2376; Perry 86; Jordan 2869. Taxes $1.20. Penalty Patterson, 2358; WILLIAMS, Ww. H.»sAND CEORGE Controller, Riley, 4807; Whitney, Zion St. Part of Lot 3-4, Block 43. 227. Realty $200.00. Imp. $600.00. Total Treasurer, Johnson 4831; May, $1100.00: Taxes $13.20.e. Penalty. 479 ‘ $1.00, Cost $1.00. Total 945,25 Attorney Genera}, ‘Watson, 368; United States Department of the Kenny, 2346; Ware 2432. Earl Warren Vote In Nevada County Interior, General Land Office District Land Office at Sacramento, Californio. Mineral Application No. 034458. September. 22, 1942. Notice is hereby given that BLWELL GOERING, one ofthe heirs and for the heirs of Andrew: Goering, deceased; and who {is.also known as Elwell D. Goering, also known as Elwell Dean Goering, whose postoffice address is R. F. D., plication for patent for two placer mining claims situate in, the Selby Flat. Mining District, Nevada County, California, in the NW% of Section 1, Township 16 North, Range 8 dian, described as follows: (1) East {ng Claim, consisting of Lot 3 of the INW % of Sec. TT The Re 8 Re, ef. D: BJ & M., and’ the SE\% of the Nw of Sec. 1, 7. 16 N., R. 8 E., M. D. B. & M., comprising the E 14 of the NW% df said Segtion 1. (2) ‘Nevada City, California, has made apMembers State Board of Equalization. Collins 4,325. Representative in Congress, Distriet; Englebright 4521. Assemblyman ,Thurman 4283. 2nd Judicial, Shenk, 2382 yes, 410 no. Associate Justice Supreme Court Presiding Appeals, sian 678 no. —Edmonds 2266, yes; 382 no. Judge Dist. Adams Court of 2179 East, Mount Diablo Base and MeriExtension Loyal Gravel Placer MinLoyal Placer Mining Claim, consistStreet have had as daughter and family, Mr. F. R. Munro and children of Millbrea and Mr. Nye’s'sister, Mrs. H. R. Stephenson of Cleveland, Ohio, My. Dorsona! and Mrs. Ralph Nye of Adams visitors and Mrs. their JILBERT, MARGARET, Gold Tun-. "!'sonal'$350.00. Lot 6, Part of Block . ented. ifornia; recorded in 28, 1942. Lot 24. Block 9. Realty $100.00 Lot ating as ing of the SW% of the NW% of Sec. 1 PIG N,, R. 8 EB MoD. RB. eo That the lands North, South, East and West are patThere are ‘no claims. That the location ‘notice for the East .Extension Placer Mining Claim is recorded in Book. 24 of Mining Claims at page 481, Records of Nevada County, Calthat the location notice for the Loyal Placer Mining Claim is Book 25 of Claims, page 298, Records of Nevada. iMr. and Mrs. Lucian have just comCounty, California; amended location ni Loyal Placer Mining Claim is recorded in Book 33 of Mining Claims, page 264, Records California. A vein or lode of quartz, : in the N%'NEY% NW¥% (N¥% of lot ‘ a 3) said Sec: 1, T. 16 N., R. 8. E., M. i : D. B. & M., which is believed to be gold bearing; is hereby expressly excluded from this application. Ellis Purlee, Register. Date of First Publication: Date. of Last Publication: November 30, 1942. and Mrs. * Munro returned home Thursday ‘and Mrs. Stephenson will remain for a longer visit. A‘most: enjoyable time was’ spent at the Will Davis home in Willow Valley Sunday evening when the following friends called for a social time. They were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Franz Lucian, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tourtelotte. adjoining on the conflicting Loyal Gravel Mining that for the the pleted a home near the Davis property and left for their winter home in Los Angeles. Both are musicians and entertained with delightful piano and cello selections. i and notice of Nevada Co@enty, Weekend Guests— “Mr. and Mrs. Morris Vonseidtliz of ‘Niles and’ Misses ‘Betty Peterson and Ann Bennett, students at St.’ Marys Academy in Grass Valley, were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers on Gold Flat. Sept. Polls Heavy Propositions Vote The total vote on the amendments . Is NEEDED follows: No. 1,’prohibiting hot carg»,. yes, 3149; no, 1532. No. 2, annual legislative sessions, e Vv 2 n Ww h ‘. . yes; 1812; no, 1419. No. 3, basic science act, yes, 1216; b u ri . g e t. no, 2354. : No. 4, personal’ income tax law. 1i a im i t e aes , 1862; no, 1840. gk 5, compensation of members of legislature, yes, 1141; no, 2147. No. 6, board of forestry, yes, 1088; Keystone no, 2156. No. 7, taxation of insurance com' i panies, yes, 2324; no, 838. alr e No. 8, fish and game fund, yes, . 2321; no 1108. DAVE RICHARDS, ri Prop. No. 9, compensation of state officers, yes, 1134; no 2028. No. 10, building and loan association, yes, 1343; no 1746. No. 11, boxing and wrestling, yes, 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City il We supply our patrons g20F) Bee with the meat from the No. 12, school districts, yes, 3127; best cattle, sheep and hogs no, 945. a that money can b No. 13, boards of equalization, yes, h buil y can Duy. We 1400; no, 1571. ave built our reputation No. 14, rates of interest, on loans, on service and quality . ete., yes, 1260; no, 1691. and reasonable prices. Ask No. 15, supreme and appellate your neighbors about us. court procedure, yes, 610; no, 2143. s No. 16, decisions by administrative They will tell you. officers, yes, 948; no, 2088. iL No. 17, state treasurer’ trustees, ete:, yes, 1954; no, 987, healer 4 No. 18, reapportionment commisWhen shopping mention the Nevads sion, yes, 1855; no, 1003. oT a #2 NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, valuc of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check work promptly attended to. 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. i Pie ome oe me Proprietor UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL ~ BAR ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP Lew ; Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K STREET, ¢ > . TOY ae laien

SSIS RE a = ! Ne wach City Nugget — = obey, Nevaaier 16, 1942 —TIMELY— , ® Specials VIMMS Vitamins and Minerals. large $1.75 size. $2.25 value for only $1.69 CAMPANA BALM. 50c bottle special: \ Jeris Hair Tonic and < Shampoo ° 50e tonic—35c Shampoo, BOTH FOR 5ic Soap Clearance Phone 100 50c size FREE when you ‘buy the One 50c bottle regular and one \ BOTH 49c Values to 25c—NOW 5c CAKE R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE . SE ‘. Bicycles, Steel Tapes, SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SOESSORS,, -ETC., Gunsmith, Light Welding RAY’S. FIXIT SHOP 2409 West Main St., GRASS VALLEY SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Keys Made. While You Wait Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines, Hlec‘tric rons, Stoves, Ktc. Repaired. SHARPENED Phone 602 cece og ri & Default having been made in the payment of taxes levied in the year 1942 for the City of Nevada for the notice that unless the taxes -delinwith .the penalties, are paid:on or before the sale date given below, the real estate upon which taxes are 7 lien, will by operation of law, be sold to the City of Nevada, on December 5, 1942. DELINQUENT TAX LIST . of Lot 6, Block 2. Imp. $850.00. Total $15.00. Penalty $1.00. Total $17.20. BEEDLE. Roy, Nimrod St. Part of. Lot 2, Block 58. Furniture $50.00 Realty $100.00. Imp. $1000,00. Personal $50. Total $1150. Tax $13.80. Penalty $1.10. Cost $1.50. Total $16.40. BROWN, WARREN H., Coyote St. Part of Lot.4, Block 11. Realty’ $100.00. Imp. $300.00. Total $40000. Taxes $4.80. Penalty $:38. Cost $1.00. Total $6.18. BROCK, BYRON AND BELLA, Zion St.Part of Lot 4. Block 43. Realty $150.00. Imp. $750.00. Total $90000. Taxes $10.85. Penalty $.86. Cost $1.00. Total $12.66. BELISLE, WILLIAM AND AVERILL, Niles St. Part of Lot 1, Block 55. Realty. $100.00. Imp. $400.00. Total $500.00: Taxes $6.00, Penalty $.48. Cost $1.00. Total $7.48. ROBST, FRED. Prospect St. Part of Lot 5, Block 56. Realty $100.00. Imp. $750.00. Personal $150.00. To’ IN waits PAPER 109-) Phones «For VENETIAN BLINDS and, LATEST PATTERNS . John w. Darke »$00-M tal $1000.00., Taxes $12.00. Penalty $.96. Costs $1.50. Total $14.46. CONTI. HHINRY, Lot 1, Block 58. Realty $150.00. Imp. $750.00. Total $900.00. Taxes $10.80. Penalty $.86. Cost $1.00. Total $12.66. CASEY, D. MAHALA, E. Broad St. Part of Lot 11,. Block 27. Realty ‘$400.00. Imp: $1200.00. Personal $1.00. Total $1700.00. Taxes $20.40. Penalty $1.63. Cost $1.50. Total $22.53. ° DAVIES, FRANK, Commercial St. Furn. $450.00. Part of Lot 7, Block 17. Realty $500.00. Imp. $3000.00. FINEWATCH REPAIRING ; Radio Service & Repairing 520 ‘Coyote Street Phone Work Called for and Delivered Clarence R. Gray Personal $450.00. Winter St. Part of Lot 3, Block 21. Realty $150.00. Imp. $650.00. Total $4750.00. Taxes $57.00. Penalty $4.56. Cost $2.50. Total $64.06.DOW, ARTHUR; Nimrod St. Part of Lot 1, Block 58. Realty $150.00. Imp. $300.00. Total $450.00. Taxes $5.40. Penalty $.43. Cost $1.00. Total $6.83. DOW, HORACE, Commercial St. ‘Lot 27: Block 13. Realty $250.00. Imp. $1500.00. Total $1750.00. Tax‘es $21.00. Penalty $1.68. Cost $1.00. ‘Under Management of } ‘Pauline ‘and: Johuade mewrerwanees = rusrmr = . * .Kwery Taste New. Deal 108 W, MainStreet, Grass Valley . BEER WINES, LIQUORS Delicious Mixed: Drinks to Please Total $22:68. HEFPEFLEFINGER, DECKER ' H. Clay St. Lot 7, Block 6%. Realty $15000. Imp. $500.00. ‘Total $650:00. Taxes $7.80. Penalty $.62. Cost $100. Total $9.42. DAVIS, CHYDE J., Nimrod St. Part of lot 5, Block 59. Realty $200.00. Imp. $500.00. Total $700.00. Taxes $8.40. Penalty $.67. Cost $1.00. Total $10.04. DORGAN BAIRBARA H., Clay St. Part of Lot 2, Block 65. Realty not recetve Nevada City Nugget. PHONE 36 TO. NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you please notify the Nugget Offiee ‘any time you do $200.00. Imp. $1100. Personal $10000. Total $1400.00. Taxes $16.80. Penalty $1.34. Cost $1.50. Total $19.64. ENGLISH, J. H. Nevada Street. Part of Lot 4, Block 6. Realty $25000. Imp. $700.00. Total $900.00. Taxes $10.80. Penalty $.86. Cost $1.00. Total $12.66. ‘. EVANS, L. R., Zion St. Part of Lot a re ~ re oresTe hoy LOCK 43. Furn. $100.00. Realty “1$6.00. Penalty $.48. Cost $1.00. To$300.00. Imp. $2100.00. Personal $100.00. Total $2500.00. Taxes $30“00. _Penalty $2.40. pet $1.50. Total $33.90. GARRISON. PRED, Part of Zion and Sacramento St. Part of Lot 8, Block 53. Realty $200.00. Tmp$1000.00. Lot 3,° Block 43. Realty $200.00 .Imp. $600. 00., Total $2000.00. Taxes $24.00. Penalty $1.92. Cost $2.00.Total $27.92. HUTCHINSON, D. Est of. Jordan St, Let 2, Block 51. Realty’:$100.09. Imp. $400. 00.) Total .$500,00. Taxes tal $7.48. HAMBLETON, CHAS. AND MARFOOD mE Vegeiables cok. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS: NEVADA orry, PHONE 898 GARET, Drummond St. Part of Lot 111, Block 37. Realty $150.00. Imp. 1 $500: 00. ‘Personal $50.00. Total $700.00. Taxes $8.40. Penalty $.67. Cost $1.50. Total $10.57. HINGSTON, PTHEL, Clay St., Part Jof Lot 2, Block 58. Realty $150. 00. Imp. $600. 00. Personal $175.00. Total $925.00. Taxes $11.10. Penalty $. 88. Cost $1.50. Total $13.48. 1” FOLTMAN, COZETTE, Gold Tunnel 1, Lot 234 25-6 Block 42-4341. Realty $75. Total $75. Taxes $.90. Penalty $.07. Cost $1.00. Tatal $197. : HASKELL, WALACE P., Beand St. 1Part of Lot’7,. Block 3. Realty $400.00. Imp. $1000.00. Personal $500.00. Total’ $1900.00. Taxes $22@STAMPS ———— Oa Chamber of Commerce OFFICE, IN CIny HALL ” PHONE 575 ‘f. ELLIS, Spring St. Lot 6-7, Block 34. "80. Penalty $$1.82. Cost $1.50. Total’ $26.12. i JACKSON, MARY, Et Al.; Boulder and Commercial St. Lot 7, Block 57. Realty $300.00. Imp. $1000.00. Lot 6, Block 57. Realty $150.00. Lot 7, Block 17: Realty $200.00. Imp. $1,000. Lot 9, Block 12. Realty $100.00. Imp. $100.00. Total $2850. Taxes $34.20. Penalty $2.73. Cost $4.00. Total $40:75. nel, Part of Lot 2-5-6-23-4, Block, 424142. Realty $200. 00. Total $200. Taxes $2.40. Penalty $.19. Cost $1.00. Total $3.59. KATRINA KNUDSON AND MARIE Realty $100.00. Imp. ‘$1000.00. Per34. Realty $100.00. Imp. $250.00. ee ely ASK LEADERSHIP — quent as appear in said list together } Washington departm numbered! which conven a Democratic The in Jantary, majority—sat least ew Congress, will have on paper but act fy Republican victories, but in the final . show-down, the rebellion of the elec. torate. will uudoubtedly prove aj ents, are definitANDREWS; Altce, Nevada St. Part . poi 5, Realty $300.00. 1$75 0.00. $1250.00. Tax . $950. Taxes $11.40. Penalty Cost. $1.00. . Gost $1.00. Total $13,31. LUTZ, DE WIT, E. Broad St. of Lot 13, Block) 25. Imp. $1500.00. Penalty $100.00. Total $1750.00. Taxes .$21.00. Penalty $1.68. Cost $1.00. Total $23.68. MRS. ALICE, and Zion St. Lot 1, Blozk 44. Realiy 22, Block 9, $450.00. Total $2850.00. Taxes $34.20. Penalty tal $40.93. KIMBALL, MACHL. $200.00. Total $200.00 Taxes $2.40. Penalty $.19. Cost $1.00. Total $2Imp. $250.00. Total $350.00. Taxes Nes ; $4.20. Penalty $.33. Cost $1.50. To-. Stamp era in Washington. tal $6.03. The people of America are franké Go ian Nevada Ae ds ly concerned, Mr. President, over«the rc ane Ay eaeuet Tiek GA Te. conduct of the war. They want a $450.00. tal $10.57. Personal Block 53. tal $2.29. Part of $150.00. Lot Total $18.34. tal ‘$100. 00. Realty $220.3. KEL yY: Block 40. Personal MISNER, FRANK, Spring St. of Lot 4-5, Block 35 tal $1300.00. Taxes $15.60. Penalty $1.24. Cost; $1.57. PEILIGININI, Part of Adams St. Lot 12, Block 53.1}. i ee Fedity $160.00. tmp $500.00. Tot Ot Vaeeer ORT aH: O88 $650.00. Taxes $7.80. Penalty $.62. ering. rationing, inflation and manCost $1.50. Total $9.92. power. They want New Deal politicPEEL, E. W. W. Broad St. Lot 5, Block 39. Realty $150.00. Imp. Personal $100.00. $8.40. Penalty $.67. Cost $1.50. ToREED, DONALD AND ELENORE. Gethsemene St. Part of Lot 4, Block 46. Realty $100.00. $100.00. Taxes $10.80. $1.50. Total $13.16. SEARLS AND BERGM Realty $100.00. $100.00. Taxes $1.20. Penalty $.09. Cost $1.00. Total $2,29. SHERMAN, CHAS, Champion Rd. Part of Lot 3, Block 41. Realty $10900. Imp. $400.00. Personal $100.00 Total $600.00. Taxes $7.20. Penalty $.57. Cost $1.56. Total $9.27. SOFGE, RICHARD J. AND ROBBRTA, Clay St. Lot 5, Realty $100.00. Total $100.00. Taxes $1.20. Penalty $.09. Cost $1.00. ToTOWNSEND, C. K., Prospect. St. Lot 15, Block 27. Imp. $1300.00. Total $1, ter, 450.00. Taxes $17.40. Penalty $1.35. Cost $1.50. Total $20.25. In TEAL, RAY, Est. 18, Block 53. Realty $1000.00. Imp. $300. 00. Total $1300.00. Taxes $15:60. Penalty $1.24. USREY, KATHERINE, Boulder ne Part of Lot 4, Block 61. Realty $10 .00. Imp. $300.00. Lot 4. Block oe Realty $100.00. Imp:$200.00. Total $700.00. Taxes $8.40. Penalty $.67. Cost $2.00. Total $11.07. WHITMAN, SADTE, Champion Rd. Lot 1, Block 41. Realty $100.00. To$.09. Cost $1.00. Total $2/29. WARREN, ROBT. ENDRESS, Jordan St. Lot 4, Block 43., Realty $150.00. Total $150.00. Taxes $1.80. Penalty $.14. Cost $1.50. Total $3,44. healthy’ thing for-the nation. Roosevelt, who has alcongress too-guick-tocarry out his will $100.00. Imp. President ways had a serve, too ready to slightest suggestion, much as the country at. large, has the good sense to recognize that this is democracy at work——and that no man, in war time, can or should speak for all America. The people elected Roosevelt for a

third term, the greatest honor ever conferred on any American president. But they also elected a _ congress, which they expected to act as a Cost $4.00. To-} benefit as if he Champion Rd. Realty $100.00. Imp. $100.00 Tptal $.91; Part Realty $150.00. Searls Ave. eniek is rubber——and elected a congress Part. _ almost certain to end the . Realty $100.00. more virogous prosecution of the Total $18.35. . war. They wanted a unified command, JOSHPH, Est. of. They want simplified ‘war agencies. Part ofjians to stop talking, about the people being soft, and unwilling to make the necessary sacrifices, for that is absolute bunk! The people only want intelligent direction; they want —and deserve—an end to the confusTaxes “4 to be the major les-! ington; ~~Mr, President, «. tempts to aceomplish a social revolu; tion in this “. gaged in fighting a war for survival. . .the bank’s a Page Turee to be That seems they just want toid ’ DELINQUENT TAX LIST RECENT VOTE. son to be learned from last week’s! what is expected of them, with some LEGAL NOTICES poles! FEAT plc snp startling election upsets, which ‘vir-. assurance that the order won't be TAXES LEVIED FOR THE YEAR MEANS PEOPLE tually. stripped President Roosevelt. counter-manded the next day. NOTICE FOR PAYMENT : 1942. of contol in both houses of congress. } Another thing the people want, OF COUNTY TAXES The taxes on all personal property secured by real property, and one is an end to the~atcouniry while we are en-} year ending October 13, 1942, WOR . = : : ae 8 } ! ually, a coalition of Republicans or . red , ee ‘ o the real and: personal proyerty lis: By CLEM WHITAKER : : Wa eae a ee ae . They dén’t believe that your “br ain-. half of the taxes on all real property Bll ricd x are anti-New Dea emocrats will be ab BR : : eee hereto appended. >» we Ehe Sere PF ape are On bie ‘ s wil ltrusters’? should take advantage of. f0r the fiscal year beginnine July 1. Now, therefore, I, Max Solaro, Tax. warpath, determined'to get action. to effect a working majority“on any . the fact that we are in a fight to the . 1942 and ending June 30, 1943 will F : hee : s : c € a@ilsile tO tt Collector. in and for the said City of. oy else’—-and the days of a rub-. controversial issue. death and attempt to slip over a soc ‘be due,on the first day of November Nevada, by virture of the authority . p opstamr ee : i cine . Seaninet alt cenekine § POSED an: A CCP D ENO Seo. Mas oro) : eee : er-stamp Congress, blindly taking ashington is still rocking from Pm : . 11962. and will be delinquent on the in m ested, r give put ial revolution gn us while we are in me veste o hereby give public rie . program from the White House and. the shock of Democratic defeats and . nat battle ififth of December, 1942 at five and unless paid prior cent will be added o'clock: p.m. America have ofily ; thereto eight per The people’ of {one fight-now—-and that. fight is lagainst our enemies; they will make . ‘ the amount thereof, and if said any sacrifices to win that fight, but one half be not paid before the they don’t want an internal fight twentieth day of April, 1943, at 5 that will divide our country, That's o'clock p. m., an additional, three the reason for the revolt, Mr. Presipercent will be added thereto. Thé remaining one half of the taxes on dent. You might make note of it! : Hee 'all-real property will be payable on a ee land after the-first day of January, BANK OF AMERICA 11943 and will ‘be delingent on the jtwentieth day of: April, 1043 ato EMPLOYEES WILL SHARE IN BONUS 3 per cent will be added to ;thereto 3 More than 9,000 staff members of {the amount thereof. together with a the Bank of America in all parts of . further charge of 50 cents for each will again share in ,. lo& piece or parcel of land separataggregate artproximately ely assessed and for each assessment of personal property. The bonus was woted Tuesday oy All taxes may be paid at the time board of directors upon the first installment as herein prorecommendation. of President L.' M. ,vided is due and payable. Giannini, who reported that staff} Taxes are payable at the Treasurteamwork throughout the year had, er’s office, Nevada County Courtmade it possible for the bank to meet ‘house, Nevada City, California. the abnormal problems created by . ne ELMA HECKER, war conditions and the enlistment in ' Ex-Officio tax collector, county the armed forces of 2285 experienc-. treasurer, Nevada City. Calif. ed employees. . This payment will bring the total . the staff during the year lo’clock p. m. and unless paid prior California bonus to $600,000. bonus to to almost $1,250,000 or approximately 90 per cent of a month’s salary for the average employee. Mrs. Carl Johnson of Alleghany . was a business visitor in Nevada Cily Thursday and also enjoyed visiting Imp. $700.00. Total. $900.00 ion of orders and decrees in Washirelatives and friends in this -city. Penalty $.86. Cost AN, Lot. 6. Total The complete count of the regular and absentee votes on the General Election showed Nevada County voters favored Earl Warren for governor .by a count of 3,974 to 1,893 for Olson, 28 for Porter and 24 for DysBlock 63. Realty the only two County contests Sheriff Carl J. Tobiassen was reelected to a third term and P. G. $1.50. . Seadden, deputy assessor, was elected assessor to succeed John M. Hamwho is retiring. of. Searls Ave. Cost . mill, In addition to’ the governor, the: results of Nevada County: balloting on other state contests and the 18 propositions follows: State Offices ‘Lieut. Governor, Houser 3,097. Seeretary of State, Peek, 2376; Perry 86; Jordan 2869. Taxes $1.20. Penalty Patterson, 2358; WILLIAMS, Ww. H.»sAND CEORGE Controller, Riley, 4807; Whitney, Zion St. Part of Lot 3-4, Block 43. 227. Realty $200.00. Imp. $600.00. Total Treasurer, Johnson 4831; May, $1100.00: Taxes $13.20.e. Penalty. 479 ‘ $1.00, Cost $1.00. Total 945,25 Attorney Genera}, ‘Watson, 368; United States Department of the Kenny, 2346; Ware 2432. Earl Warren Vote In Nevada County Interior, General Land Office District Land Office at Sacramento, Californio. Mineral Application No. 034458. September. 22, 1942. Notice is hereby given that BLWELL GOERING, one ofthe heirs and for the heirs of Andrew: Goering, deceased; and who {is.also known as Elwell D. Goering, also known as Elwell Dean Goering, whose postoffice address is R. F. D., plication for patent for two placer mining claims situate in, the Selby Flat. Mining District, Nevada County, California, in the NW% of Section 1, Township 16 North, Range 8 dian, described as follows: (1) East {ng Claim, consisting of Lot 3 of the INW % of Sec. TT The Re 8 Re, ef. D: BJ & M., and’ the SE\% of the Nw of Sec. 1, 7. 16 N., R. 8 E., M. D. B. & M., comprising the E 14 of the NW% df said Segtion 1. (2) ‘Nevada City, California, has made apMembers State Board of Equalization. Collins 4,325. Representative in Congress, Distriet; Englebright 4521. Assemblyman ,Thurman 4283. 2nd Judicial, Shenk, 2382 yes, 410 no. Associate Justice Supreme Court Presiding Appeals, sian 678 no. —Edmonds 2266, yes; 382 no. Judge Dist. Adams Court of 2179 East, Mount Diablo Base and MeriExtension Loyal Gravel Placer MinLoyal Placer Mining Claim, consistStreet have had as daughter and family, Mr. F. R. Munro and children of Millbrea and Mr. Nye’s'sister, Mrs. H. R. Stephenson of Cleveland, Ohio, My. Dorsona! and Mrs. Ralph Nye of Adams visitors and Mrs. their JILBERT, MARGARET, Gold Tun-. "!'sonal'$350.00. Lot 6, Part of Block . ented. ifornia; recorded in 28, 1942. Lot 24. Block 9. Realty $100.00 Lot ating as ing of the SW% of the NW% of Sec. 1 PIG N,, R. 8 EB MoD. RB. eo That the lands North, South, East and West are patThere are ‘no claims. That the location ‘notice for the East .Extension Placer Mining Claim is recorded in Book. 24 of Mining Claims at page 481, Records of Nevada County, Calthat the location notice for the Loyal Placer Mining Claim is Book 25 of Claims, page 298, Records of Nevada. iMr. and Mrs. Lucian have just comCounty, California; amended location ni Loyal Placer Mining Claim is recorded in Book 33 of Mining Claims, page 264, Records California. A vein or lode of quartz, : in the N%'NEY% NW¥% (N¥% of lot ‘ a 3) said Sec: 1, T. 16 N., R. 8. E., M. i : D. B. & M., which is believed to be gold bearing; is hereby expressly excluded from this application. Ellis Purlee, Register. Date of First Publication: Date. of Last Publication: November 30, 1942. and Mrs. * Munro returned home Thursday ‘and Mrs. Stephenson will remain for a longer visit. A‘most: enjoyable time was’ spent at the Will Davis home in Willow Valley Sunday evening when the following friends called for a social time. They were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Franz Lucian, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tourtelotte. adjoining on the conflicting Loyal Gravel Mining that for the the pleted a home near the Davis property and left for their winter home in Los Angeles. Both are musicians and entertained with delightful piano and cello selections. i and notice of Nevada Co@enty, Weekend Guests— “Mr. and Mrs. Morris Vonseidtliz of ‘Niles and’ Misses ‘Betty Peterson and Ann Bennett, students at St.’ Marys Academy in Grass Valley, were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers on Gold Flat. Sept. Polls Heavy Propositions Vote The total vote on the amendments . Is NEEDED follows: No. 1,’prohibiting hot carg»,. yes, 3149; no, 1532. No. 2, annual legislative sessions, e Vv 2 n Ww h ‘. . yes; 1812; no, 1419. No. 3, basic science act, yes, 1216; b u ri . g e t. no, 2354. : No. 4, personal’ income tax law. 1i a im i t e aes , 1862; no, 1840. gk 5, compensation of members of legislature, yes, 1141; no, 2147. No. 6, board of forestry, yes, 1088; Keystone no, 2156. No. 7, taxation of insurance com' i panies, yes, 2324; no, 838. alr e No. 8, fish and game fund, yes, . 2321; no 1108. DAVE RICHARDS, ri Prop. No. 9, compensation of state officers, yes, 1134; no 2028. No. 10, building and loan association, yes, 1343; no 1746. No. 11, boxing and wrestling, yes, 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City il We supply our patrons g20F) Bee with the meat from the No. 12, school districts, yes, 3127; best cattle, sheep and hogs no, 945. a that money can b No. 13, boards of equalization, yes, h buil y can Duy. We 1400; no, 1571. ave built our reputation No. 14, rates of interest, on loans, on service and quality . ete., yes, 1260; no, 1691. and reasonable prices. Ask No. 15, supreme and appellate your neighbors about us. court procedure, yes, 610; no, 2143. s No. 16, decisions by administrative They will tell you. officers, yes, 948; no, 2088. iL No. 17, state treasurer’ trustees, ete:, yes, 1954; no, 987, healer 4 No. 18, reapportionment commisWhen shopping mention the Nevads sion, yes, 1855; no, 1003. oT a #2 NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentages of sulphurets, valuc of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check work promptly attended to. 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.. i Pie ome oe me Proprietor UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL ~ BAR ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP Lew ; Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K STREET, ¢ > . TOY ae laien