November 18, 1929 (8 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGCET, CALIFORNIA ~~ THE NUGGET PAGE OF MINING NEWS, TUOLUMNE COUNTY CALAVERAS COUNTY A 10 stamp imill is being erected 3ryce & Munson are opening up at the Longfellow mine at Big. the old Contention ‘mine. five miles ! Oak Flat. The erection of the mill! above Murphys. j buildings and equipment is in Another sttik z : e is reported fr charge of Albert B. Adams of p from the Osborn mine near Angels Camp which is being operated by the Belmont Metals Corporation. Two powder boxes of jewelry rock were taken from a winze on the 220 drift. The foundations have been laid for the néw mill which will be installed as speedily as possible. The main shaft. on-the property has peen cleared out and will be deepened 125 feet. : Grass Valley, well known contractor. -The Bonanza mine near Sonora is being reopened with A. Deleray in charge of operations. Deleray is also reopening the Sugarman -at Smith’s Flat. R. mine east opening mine A. Nelson has leased the Hope -of Sonora and is reit. The property is equipt with a 5 stamp mill run by gas power. The property was operated The Royal mine and the Empire in the past for its rich pockets but group at Hodon are to be reopened a good shoot of ore has been un-. by the Royal Development Company covered. operating as the Western Empire W. T Perry of Tulare has leased . Mining Company. The Hodson is the Fleming and Intevenor mines south of Big Oak Flat and development work so far shown encouraging results. equipped with a 120 stamp mill. I'rank Tower of Salt Spring Valley is supefintendent and a crew of 25 men has been started on development work. A 10 Oton mill is being installed on the Woodhouse group of claims at West Point and is expected to ‘go into commission the coming month. A hydro eledtria plant of 150 horse power is completed to operate the mill and mine. A rod mill is to be used with a flotation process. The Woodhouse Mining Company is operating the property with W. W. Gibson as managing director. The property is credited with a past production of $1,000,000 above the 100 level. The Gold Knoll Mining Company is being sued in superior court for the return of 40 acres of ground known as the Parks property adjoining the Gold Knoll mine. The suit was filed’ by Primo D. Esporti. has A group oi four claims on Five Mile creek have been taken over by Mountain Lily, Ine., a Deleware corporation. The owners are Katherine and Alfrde Adams. Blaine Ottis of Los Angeles has bondde the Little Bonanza and Fairview mines for $35,000 and has agreed to work at least 60 eight! hour shifts for three years commencing Nov. 2ist. The Bonanza elaim was first discovered in 1868 and is credited with a production of a half million. * The shaft at the Tuolumne mine in Duffield Canyon near Soulbyville has reached a depth of 125 feet, at which levels drifts are being run on the.ore body to deterrene its. exter’. A ( hall new com»ressor ard hoist, mill ard eo .cventratois have been installed. A crew of EL DORADO COUNTY six men is employed. That prospectors are still finding A new gollows. frame has been . gold in the vicinity of James Mar-. . erected at the Hibbing mine and develorment work on the property is contemplated.It is loeatéd near Soulsbyville. shall’s epochal discovery at Coloma, is seen in an article ‘‘Real Gold Diggers” by R. L. Kimmel. appearing in a travel magazine recently INYO COUNTY published. It states that Jim Kelly, A new lead concentrating plant:Old time crony of Marshall, has has been installed at the Ophir realized more than $2000 the past , mine near Trona by the Engiseers four months working the old Jim! Exploration Company. . Marshall mine near Coloma. a nn we . Mow you can jth (S ~ anywhere -everywhere STANDARD q ST4s BARD Gt COMPANY OF CALIFORES Through the development of Standard Flamo, the Standard Oil Company of California brings right to your home real fuel-gas for use in precisely the same way as city gas. It can be used in the newer types of gas . stoves as listed below and in ; water heaters. — — — Economical, safe and efficient, with the usual courteous Standard Oil delivery service. A few cents a day puts the Standard Flamo equipment to work for you. WW I Some of the Ranges Approved for Use of Standard Flame HOLBROOK . -.Distributed by oe Mangrum—iHolbrook Co., San Francisco OCCIDENTAL .. -.Made by Steiger & Kerr Stove & Foundry Co., San Francisco RELIABLE Made by Reliable Stove Co., San Francisco SPARK . ;. Made by Hammer-Bray Co., Oakland SUPERIOR . .Made by Bridge & Beach Mfg. Co., San Francisco These Local Dealers Will Gladly Give You Details Alpha Hardware & Supply Co., Grass Valley Cleveand & Smart, Grass Valley Grass Valley Hdw. Co. Meyer & Lusk, Downieville ‘ried on at the Se eee MARIPOSA CHAPTER ORGANIZED SATURDAY (Continued from last week) Fred W. Bunyan, enairman of the mining department of the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce—“Necessity for a state Mining Association. Charles L. Gilmore, Sacramento, Mining Association of California— “Compensation Insurance and Mining’. At 10 o’clock yesterday the conference again convened at Hornitos 18 miles northwest of Mariposa, with Stevenot presiding. J. V. Lloyd of Yosemite Park delivered an address of welcome. Other speakers included S. P. Frisselle; State Mineralogist W. W. Bradley; J. Casanette; Industrial Secretary G. L. Fox of the Stockton Chamber of Commerce and Al C. Joy of Fresno. At noon ‘miners’? chow was served. Sunday night an 1850 street carnival was staged in Mariposa and Monday a number visited Yosemite. More than 100 mine operators participated. ————_1 SISKIYOU COUNTY A close call was experienced by Major A. R. Ross, manager of the White Bear mine in the Salmon river country when fumes from a small gas engine overcame him. <A quick trip to Yreka proved efficacious, MONO COUNTY The old Bodie properties which have been closed down for the past 46 years are being reopened on a large scale by the Bunker: Hill & Sullivar interests operating as the Treadwell-Yukon company. Water troubles were the cause of the -elosing of the properties at the time. Pumping facilities have been installed in the Red Cloud shaft and development work is being continued. The Minarets county has been taken over by the same interests and will be leveloped for zine and lead. MARIPOSA COUNTY _ There are prospects: for developing the Argo gold mine, a former producer. Development work is being carPabst Guleh near and a good _ shoot of discovered. SS ransees ea Some of the’ ranchers’ in the southwestern part of the county are asking ‘tthe supervisors. for a new road between Higgins Corners and Spenceville to tie in with the new Bull Creek ore has been road which is being built from Wheatland to the Nevada county line. This will make it easier for the ranchers to get out to Wheatland and the lower country to do their trading. Harry Sandow of San Franeisco visited relatives in Nevada City during the last few days, Harry E. James, popular machinery salesman with San Francisco headquarters, has been up in thia section for several days. Grass Valley is Harry’s old stamping ground. LEGAL NOTICE . DELINQUENT TAX LIST IN THE CITY QF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE CITY TAXES LEVIED FOR THE YEAR 1929. Default having.been made in the Ppa}inent of taxes levied in the year 1929 for the City of Nevada, for the year ending October 10, 1929 upoa the real and personal property described in the Delinquent List hereto appended. Now, therefore, I, HIRAM D. SHEARER, Tax Collector in and for the said City of Nevada, by virtue of the authority in me vested, hereby give public notice that unless the taxes delinquent as appears ip sald Hist, together with the penalties, ure paid on or before the sale date siven below, the real estate upon which taxes area Hen, will, by operation of law, be sold to the City of Nevada on December 9th 1929. BUCCIO, NAT—-Lot 21. Block 57. Real $60.00. $200.00. Tax $3.80. Penalty 38e. Total Tax $4.18. CLARK, MARIE— Lot 7. Block tal $1000.00. Tax $19.00. $1.90. Total Tax $20.90. : sonal $30.00. $8.17. Penalty 82c. Total Tax $8.99 ‘Ae. Penalty 10c¢. Total Tax $1.05. 37 :100.60. Tax $1.90. Votal Tax $2.09. EMERSON, HENRY D.-— Lot 9 Ylock 6&7. Real $100.00. Penalty Penrtty 67e, Total Tax $6.27. Ask any representative of thes” STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Yolal Tax $3.14, WAS property -in Fresno] Imp. $150.00. Total 6. Real $100.00. Imp. $900.00. ToPenalty CLEMO, HAROLD—Lot 3. Block 44. Real $100.00. Imp. $300.00. PerTotal $430.00 Tax CURRY, JAMES E—Lot 7. Block §3. Real $50.00. Total $50.00. Tax DELLAPIAZZI, J.—-Lot 21. Block . Real $60.00. Imp. $50.00. 7 19¢. Imp. $200.60. Total $200.00. Tax $6.70. COGDWIN, W. C.—Lot 21. Block 57. Real $60.00. Imp. $100.00. Total $125 60. Tax $2.85. Penalty 29c. — Block 6. Real $300.00. Imp. $700.00. Total $1000.00 .Tax $19.00. Penalty $1.90. Total Tax $20.90. HAWKE, ALBERT—Lot 7. Block 41. Real $50.00. Total $50.00. Tax 95c. Penalty 10c. Total Tax $1.05. HANSON, CHARLOTTE—Lot 5. Block 38. Real $200.00. Imp. $600.00. Total $800.00. Tax $15.20. Penalty $1.52. Total Tax $16.72.HARRIS, A. J. and MARY—Lot 4. Block 59. Real $100.00. Imp. $200.00. Personal $50.00. Total $350.00. Tax $6.65. Penalty 67ec. Total Tax $7.32. HORN, C. E.—Lot 4. Block 4. Real $100.00. Imp. $350.00. Total $450.00. Tax $8.55. Penalty &6c. Total Tax $9.41. { HEECOX, S. M. ET AL—Lots 14 19 20. Block 57. Real $250.00. Total $250.00. Tax $4.75. Penalty 48c. Total Tax $5.83, ISAACS, ESTATE OF ELIZ4BETH—Lot 6. Block 22. Real $200.00. Imp. $400.00. Total $600.00. Tax $11.40. Penalty $1.14. Total Tax $12.54. . LOPEZ, EDWIN and FRANGES ROSE— Portion Lot 12. Block 9. Real $100.00. Imp. $265.00. Lot 3. Block 26. Real $100.00. Imp.’ $550. Total $1015.00. Tax $19.29. Penalty $1.93. Total Tax $21.22. MOGNETT, A. R.—Lot 5. Block 44. Real $100.00. Imp. $500.00. Fixtures $350.00. Total $950.00. Tax $18.05. Penalty $1.80. Total Tax $19.85, asa wee ne Se LEGAL NOTICE GILMORE, LYMAN — Lot 6. vs, R. W. GREENAWAY, also known as R. GREBNAWAY; SARAH JANE JOHNS; WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAMS; GEORGE WASHING-! TON WILLIAMS; H. H. NOBLE: L. . GP SB sen MONDAY; NOVEMBER 18, 1929 3 —_—— em a ata name eens ———— . GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE B. SHEPARD;. M. C. EMERSON: JOHN <A. HITCHENS; JOHN J. CAMPBELL and MARY C. CAMPBELL, his wife, and also all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff’s title thereto, Defendants. W. E. WRIGHT, Attorney foi Plaintiff, Nevada City, California. Action brought in the Superio1 Court ef the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: R. W. Greenawzy, alse known as R. Greenaway; Sarah Jane Johns; William Henry Wil liams; George Washington Williams, H. H. Noble; L. B. Shepard; M. C Emerson; John A. Hitchens; Jon: J. Campbell and Mary C. Campbtel: his wife, and also ali other person unknown claiming any right, title estate, lien or interest in the rea property described in the complain. adverse to Plaintiff’s ownership, o any cloud upon Plaintiff's tit}: thereto, Defendants. You and each of you are hereb) directed to appear and answer the complaint in an actiou entitled a: xbove, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of Cali :ornia, in and for County of Neva da, within ten (10) days after the MULLER and: HOOPER—Lot 4. NAFFZIGER, ESTATE of CAROLINE—Lot 9. Block 3. Real $200.00. Imp. $700.00. Total $900.00. Tax $17.10. Penalty $1.70. Total Tax $18.81. PAGE, J.—Lot 3, Block 23. Reai $200.00. Imp. $100.00. Lot 7. Block 34. Real $75.00. Imp. $125.00. Lot 6. Block 34. Real $100.00. Imp $300.00. Lot 12. Block 25. Rea $100.00. Total $1000.00. Tax $19.00 Penalty $1.90. Total Tax $20.90. PHILLIPS, C. A.—Lot 3 Bloc} 44. Real $50.00. Total $50.00. Tax 95c, Penalty 10¢c. Total Tax $1.05. RONDONI, JOHN —Lots 3.4 5 Block 62. Real $75.00. Imp. $100.00 Total $175.00. Tax -$3.32. Penalty 33e. Total Tax $3.65. WARD, CHARLOTTE —Lot 14. Block 53. Real -$50.00. Total $50.00. Tax 95¢e. Penalty 10ce. Total Tax $1.05. WILLIAMS, W.—Lot 6. Block 38. Real $250.00.Imp. $200.00. Tota) 3450.00. Tax $8.55. Penalty 86c. To tal Tax $9.41. WORTHLEY, CHARLES T.—Lo* 14. Block 9. Real $100.00. -Imp 3350.00. Lot 13. Block 9. Rea’ $100.00. Personal $50.00. Tota’ $600.00. Tax $11.40. Penalty $1.14. Total Tax $12.54. WOODS, HAROLD—Lot 3, Bloc} 43. Real $156.00. Total $150.00 Tax $2.85. Penalty 30c. Total Tax $3.15. HIRAM D. SHEARER, Tax Collector. First Publication, Nov. 11, 1929 Dates of Publication, Nov. 11, 18 26, Dee. 2, 1929. SUMMONS No. 5762 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the Coun ty of Nevada. PACIFIC SECURITIES CORPOR ATION, Plaintiff, vs. NEWTOWN MINING COMPANY et als, Defendants. Action brought in the SuperioCourt of the State of California ir and for the County of Nevada, ane the Complaint filed in the office of Clerk of said County of Nevada. H. H. McPIKE, Attorney fo: ‘Plaintiff. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET INGS TO: Newtown Mining Company, a cor. poration, Mary S. Worcester, Leste: M. Dull, Belle O. Dull, also know: as Belle O. Starrett, B. G. Barnett Jane Doe Barneit, C. Van Der Zwall B, R. Bauman, Herbert W. Bailey Louis S. Lyons. Warrea B. Cowinz J. L. Woolson, William F. Wey) and Overland Publishing Company a corporation, John Doe, Richar Roe, Jane Doe and Mary Smith, De fendants: You are hereby directed to ap pear and answer the cemplaint ip in action entitled as above brough' against you in the Superior Cour! of the State. of California in an Zor the Connty of Nevada withir ‘en days after the service on yot of this Summons—-if served withi: ‘his county; or within thirty days i -erved elsewhere. And you are hereby notified the unless. you appear and answer a: above required, the said Plaintif will take judgment for any mone: or-damages demanded in the com olaint, as arising upon contract, o *t will apply to the Court for anys other relief demanded ie the ¢on: plaint. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the State al California in and for the County of Nevada. this 26th day of Julv A D. 1929. GEORGE COUGHLAN, Clerk. By R. N. McCORMACK, Deputy Clerk. (Seal) First Publication—Oct. 7, 1929 Publication Dates—O¢t. 7, 14, 21 28: Nov. 4, It, 18; 25; Dec. 2,9. 116, 1929. : _ SUMMONS In the Superior Court of the State of California, im and for the County aine of Hitchens lot; service upon you of this summons Block 9. Real $100.00. Total $100.-,if served within this County, or 00. Tax $1.90. Penalty 19c. Total]thirty (30) days if served else Tax $2.09. where. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said Pisiriir will take judgment against you fo, any money or damage demanded in the Complaint as arising upc: eontract or she will apply to the Court for any other relief demand ed in the Complaint. The said action is broughi bt the ibove mentioned Plaintiff agains he above named defendants, anc cach of them, to quiet Plaintiff’ itle to the land and real. properi. lescribed in the Complaint on fil. n the said action and’ hereinaiter varticularly described and to de ermine the adverse claims of tie bove named defendants. and enc of them, and. of all unknown perons to, and clouds upon _ the itle to the said real property an: he whole thereof pursuant to th rrovisions of Sections 749, 759 an 751 of the Code of Civil Precedu:of the State of California, and tha aid real property is situate, lyin ind being ‘in the . City of Nevad:Younty of Nevada, State of Califor via, and described as_ follow: o-wit: All that portion of Lots Two (2 nd Three (3) in Block Forty Thre °“43) as designated upon the offici 1 map of said Nevada City, knowr s the Old “Halt Mile’ propert; nd more particula™ly described e ‘ollows: Commencing ata point on th Vest line of Sacramento Street i: 3id City cf Nevada, from whic: oint the Southwest ccrner of th aid City of Nevada, bears Sout! ‘9° 58’ West 224.78 feet; Soutl 0° 52’ West 100 feet; South 9° 5° Vest 387.59 feet to a granit« nonument and South 87° 44” Wes 707.05 feet, and which point o ‘ommencement is on the North lin: of a roadway running easterly an: westerly through said Lot of Bice! 43; thence along the West line o said Sacramento Street North 24° 3’ East 268.31 feet; North 30° 22° ‘Sast 218.6 feet to the southert thence alon: “he Southerly lines of Hitchens anc Jampbell lot North 60° 10 Wes 122.81 feet: North 60° 31° Wes 132.57 feet; North 70° 26° We: 57.64 feet; North 77° 08’ Wesi 39.63 feet; thence along the line ot Greenaway property, formerly th: old Slaughter House property, Sout! 18° 59’ West 127 feet: Seuth 49 11° Bast 64.29 feet; South 16° -24 West 373 feet to the North line 0° -oad, and thence along the Nort? ‘ine of said road, South 7ie 16° Sast 262.46 . feet to the place © seginning. Thre chbject of said action is t« ‘btain the judgment of the Couri gainst said defendants and = eacl me of them, known and unknown 3 follows: That cll adverse claims to, and ll clouds upon the title of plaintif o said real property or any an” svery, part thereof be determine: dy the judgment and decree oOo said Court, and that it be. decree? -hat plaintiff is the sole owner i: ‘ee of said real property and th: whole of said real property hereir described being the same real prop arty described in the Complaint o! Plaintiff on file herein and thai Jaintiff is in rossession of the ‘roperty and entitled. to the pos ession of the-said real property nd the whole thereof, and. that the ‘efendants have not, and that ns ye of said defendants, includine anknown persons made defendant: herein, have any right, title, estate Nien or interest of any kind what soever, in or to or on the said rea’ propertv or any part thereof, ané that said defendants, and each an* every one of them, known and un known be forever debarred, enjoin ed and restrained from making o: asserting any claim whatsoever in or to. said real property, or anpart thereof, adverse to platntiff and that the title of said plaintiff in and to said real property and the whole thereof be forever quieted and adjudged good and valid and for such other and further additiona’ order, judgment, decree and general relief as is meet and proper ir the premises, and, for corts of suit. Given under my hand and the seal of the Suverior “ Court of thState of Oalifornia, in and for the County of Nevada, this 2nd day of October. 1929. GEORGE COUGHLAN, Clerk of the Said Superior Court. (Seal) Ie ie hei of Nevada , MARY E. CAI,KINS, Plaintiff, First Publication October 28, 1929. Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, .Cepper, Lead, Iron, Mereury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing ara& submitting methods for commercia treatment of complex ores. Test ore for Amalgamation, Corcentratior Floatation, Cyanidation 6r any me allurgicai process. Mine Examinations and Repo; Mill Examinations and Testir Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH’ RCH ST. GRASS VALLEY : CALs FRESH FISH DAILY We Are Supplyng Our Customers witkFresh Fish Every Day Right From The Water The Prices Are Rease The Quality. is R: EDDIE LEONG FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE. “. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meets second and fourth #riday ever ing in Elk’s Heme, Pir Sireri Phone 108. Visiting Elks weicome RICHARD R. GOYNE: : Exete’d Ruler. A. M. Holmes, Secretary. NEVADA LOPst, Se. 13, F. 2 A. M. Stated meeti sece7 d Wednesday of each month at ¥ afonic Temple. 8 p. .m. Sojourn’az bre: 5 are cordially tmvited. JOHN W. DAWN.E, 1 F. STENGETe. 4eev. VW MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P, Meets @ae 1st and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morga. and Poweli Bldg. Visiting Knights always ‘Welcome, W. C. JEFFREY, C. C J.C. E. FOSS, K. of R. & S. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ROSETTA BUZZA. JOHNS Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music, London, England. Vocal Pupil of Henry Blower and VPizno Punil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on apglieation. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. Grass Valley. DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:85@ to 5:20 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bidg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. YS RNER Physicien and S:u:eon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance J. M. MceMAHON Attorney at Law Pine & Court Sts. Phone 41 Nevada City, California F. T. Nilon J. T. Hennessy Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY Attorneys at Law, Offices 127 Mill St., Grass Valley; Morgan & Powell Z Bidg., Nevada City. WwW. E. WRIGHT * Attorney at Law _ Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City —. £DWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer . ‘Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Nevada City Grass Valley Office Aours—-10 to 12 A. M. at Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays by appointment. 229 CommerciaF St. Phone N. C. 318 160% Mill St. Phone G. ¥. 196 Nevada City Cleanere W. H. Osborne ' > 44 i

THE NEVADA CITY NUGCET, CALIFORNIA ~~ THE NUGGET PAGE OF MINING NEWS, TUOLUMNE COUNTY CALAVERAS COUNTY A 10 stamp imill is being erected 3ryce & Munson are opening up at the Longfellow mine at Big. the old Contention ‘mine. five miles ! Oak Flat. The erection of the mill! above Murphys. j buildings and equipment is in Another sttik z : e is reported fr charge of Albert B. Adams of p from the Osborn mine near Angels Camp which is being operated by the Belmont Metals Corporation. Two powder boxes of jewelry rock were taken from a winze on the 220 drift. The foundations have been laid for the néw mill which will be installed as speedily as possible. The main shaft. on-the property has peen cleared out and will be deepened 125 feet. : Grass Valley, well known contractor. -The Bonanza mine near Sonora is being reopened with A. Deleray in charge of operations. Deleray is also reopening the Sugarman -at Smith’s Flat. R. mine east opening mine A. Nelson has leased the Hope -of Sonora and is reit. The property is equipt with a 5 stamp mill run by gas power. The property was operated The Royal mine and the Empire in the past for its rich pockets but group at Hodon are to be reopened a good shoot of ore has been un-. by the Royal Development Company covered. operating as the Western Empire W. T Perry of Tulare has leased . Mining Company. The Hodson is the Fleming and Intevenor mines south of Big Oak Flat and development work so far shown encouraging results. equipped with a 120 stamp mill. I'rank Tower of Salt Spring Valley is supefintendent and a crew of 25 men has been started on development work. A 10 Oton mill is being installed on the Woodhouse group of claims at West Point and is expected to ‘go into commission the coming month. A hydro eledtria plant of 150 horse power is completed to operate the mill and mine. A rod mill is to be used with a flotation process. The Woodhouse Mining Company is operating the property with W. W. Gibson as managing director. The property is credited with a past production of $1,000,000 above the 100 level. The Gold Knoll Mining Company is being sued in superior court for the return of 40 acres of ground known as the Parks property adjoining the Gold Knoll mine. The suit was filed’ by Primo D. Esporti. has A group oi four claims on Five Mile creek have been taken over by Mountain Lily, Ine., a Deleware corporation. The owners are Katherine and Alfrde Adams. Blaine Ottis of Los Angeles has bondde the Little Bonanza and Fairview mines for $35,000 and has agreed to work at least 60 eight! hour shifts for three years commencing Nov. 2ist. The Bonanza elaim was first discovered in 1868 and is credited with a production of a half million. * The shaft at the Tuolumne mine in Duffield Canyon near Soulbyville has reached a depth of 125 feet, at which levels drifts are being run on the.ore body to deterrene its. exter’. A ( hall new com»ressor ard hoist, mill ard eo .cventratois have been installed. A crew of EL DORADO COUNTY six men is employed. That prospectors are still finding A new gollows. frame has been . gold in the vicinity of James Mar-. . erected at the Hibbing mine and develorment work on the property is contemplated.It is loeatéd near Soulsbyville. shall’s epochal discovery at Coloma, is seen in an article ‘‘Real Gold Diggers” by R. L. Kimmel. appearing in a travel magazine recently INYO COUNTY published. It states that Jim Kelly, A new lead concentrating plant:Old time crony of Marshall, has has been installed at the Ophir realized more than $2000 the past , mine near Trona by the Engiseers four months working the old Jim! Exploration Company. . Marshall mine near Coloma. a nn we . Mow you can jth (S ~ anywhere -everywhere STANDARD q ST4s BARD Gt COMPANY OF CALIFORES Through the development of Standard Flamo, the Standard Oil Company of California brings right to your home real fuel-gas for use in precisely the same way as city gas. It can be used in the newer types of gas . stoves as listed below and in ; water heaters. — — — Economical, safe and efficient, with the usual courteous Standard Oil delivery service. A few cents a day puts the Standard Flamo equipment to work for you. WW I Some of the Ranges Approved for Use of Standard Flame HOLBROOK .. -.Distributed by oe Mangrum—iHolbrook Co., San Francisco OCCIDENTAL ... -.Made by Steiger & Kerr Stove & Foundry Co., San Francisco RELIABLE Made by Reliable Stove Co., San Francisco SPARK .. ;.. Made by Hammer-Bray Co., Oakland SUPERIOR .. ..Made by Bridge & Beach Mfg. Co., San Francisco These Local Dealers Will Gladly Give You Details Alpha Hardware & Supply Co., Grass Valley Cleveand & Smart, Grass Valley Grass Valley Hdw. Co. Meyer & Lusk, Downieville ‘ried on at the Se eee MARIPOSA CHAPTER ORGANIZED SATURDAY (Continued from last week) Fred W. Bunyan, enairman of the mining department of the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce—“Necessity for a state Mining Association. Charles L. Gilmore, Sacramento, Mining Association of California— “Compensation Insurance and Mining’. At 10 o’clock yesterday the conference again convened at Hornitos 18 miles northwest of Mariposa, with Stevenot presiding. J. V. Lloyd of Yosemite Park delivered an address of welcome. Other speakers included S. P. Frisselle; State Mineralogist W. W. Bradley; J. Casanette; Industrial Secretary G. L. Fox of the Stockton Chamber of Commerce and Al C. Joy of Fresno. At noon ‘miners’? chow was served. Sunday night an 1850 street carnival was staged in Mariposa and Monday a number visited Yosemite. More than 100 mine operators participated. ————_1 SISKIYOU COUNTY A close call was experienced by Major A. R. Ross, manager of the White Bear mine in the Salmon river country when fumes from a small gas engine overcame him. <A quick trip to Yreka proved efficacious, MONO COUNTY The old Bodie properties which have been closed down for the past 46 years are being reopened on a large scale by the Bunker: Hill & Sullivar interests operating as the Treadwell-Yukon company. Water troubles were the cause of the -elosing of the properties at the time. Pumping facilities have been installed in the Red Cloud shaft and development work is being continued. The Minarets county has been taken over by the same interests and will be leveloped for zine and lead. MARIPOSA COUNTY _ There are prospects: for developing the Argo gold mine, a former producer. Development work is being carPabst Guleh near and a good _ shoot of discovered. SS ransees ea Some of the’ ranchers’ in the southwestern part of the county are asking ‘tthe supervisors. for a new road between Higgins Corners and Spenceville to tie in with the new Bull Creek ore has been road which is being built from Wheatland to the Nevada county line. This will make it easier for the ranchers to get out to Wheatland and the lower country to do their trading. Harry Sandow of San Franeisco visited relatives in Nevada City during the last few days, Harry E. James, popular machinery salesman with San Francisco headquarters, has been up in thia section for several days. Grass Valley is Harry’s old stamping ground. LEGAL NOTICE . DELINQUENT TAX LIST IN THE CITY QF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE CITY TAXES LEVIED FOR THE YEAR 1929. Default having.been made in the Ppa}inent of taxes levied in the year 1929 for the City of Nevada, for the year ending October 10, 1929 upoa the real and personal property described in the Delinquent List hereto appended. Now, therefore, I, HIRAM D. SHEARER, Tax Collector in and for the said City of Nevada, by virtue of the authority in me vested, hereby give public notice that unless the taxes delinquent as appears ip sald Hist, together with the penalties, ure paid on or before the sale date siven below, the real estate upon which taxes area Hen, will, by operation of law, be sold to the City of Nevada on December 9th 1929. BUCCIO, NAT—-Lot 21. Block 57. Real $60.00. $200.00. Tax $3.80. Penalty 38e. Total Tax $4.18. CLARK, MARIE— Lot 7. Block tal $1000.00. Tax $19.00. $1.90. Total Tax $20.90. : sonal $30.00. $8.17. Penalty 82c. Total Tax $8.99 ‘Ae. Penalty 10c¢. Total Tax $1.05. 37 :100.60. Tax $1.90. Votal Tax $2.09. EMERSON, HENRY D.-— Lot 9 Ylock 6&7. Real $100.00. Penalty Penrtty 67e, Total Tax $6.27. Ask any representative of thes” STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Yolal Tax $3.14, WAS property -in Fresno] Imp. $150.00. Total 6. Real $100.00. Imp. $900.00. ToPenalty CLEMO, HAROLD—Lot 3. Block 44. Real $100.00. Imp. $300.00. PerTotal $430.00 Tax CURRY, JAMES E—Lot 7. Block §3. Real $50.00. Total $50.00. Tax DELLAPIAZZI, J.—-Lot 21. Block . Real $60.00. Imp. $50.00. 7 19¢. Imp. $200.60. Total $200.00. Tax $6.70. COGDWIN, W. C.—Lot 21. Block 57. Real $60.00. Imp. $100.00. Total $125 60. Tax $2.85. Penalty 29c. — Block 6. Real $300.00. Imp. $700.00. Total $1000.00 .Tax $19.00. Penalty $1.90. Total Tax $20.90. HAWKE, ALBERT—Lot 7. Block 41. Real $50.00. Total $50.00. Tax 95c. Penalty 10c. Total Tax $1.05. HANSON, CHARLOTTE—Lot 5. Block 38. Real $200.00. Imp. $600.00. Total $800.00. Tax $15.20. Penalty $1.52. Total Tax $16.72.HARRIS, A. J. and MARY—Lot 4. Block 59. Real $100.00. Imp. $200.00. Personal $50.00. Total $350.00. Tax $6.65. Penalty 67ec. Total Tax $7.32. HORN, C. E.—Lot 4. Block 4. Real $100.00. Imp. $350.00. Total $450.00. Tax $8.55. Penalty &6c. Total Tax $9.41. { HEECOX, S. M. ET AL—Lots 14 19 20. Block 57. Real $250.00. Total $250.00. Tax $4.75. Penalty 48c. Total Tax $5.83, ISAACS, ESTATE OF ELIZ4BETH—Lot 6. Block 22. Real $200.00. Imp. $400.00. Total $600.00. Tax $11.40. Penalty $1.14. Total Tax $12.54. . LOPEZ, EDWIN and FRANGES ROSE— Portion Lot 12. Block 9. Real $100.00. Imp. $265.00. Lot 3. Block 26. Real $100.00. Imp.’ $550. Total $1015.00. Tax $19.29. Penalty $1.93. Total Tax $21.22. MOGNETT, A. R.—Lot 5. Block 44. Real $100.00. Imp. $500.00. Fixtures $350.00. Total $950.00. Tax $18.05. Penalty $1.80. Total Tax $19.85, asa wee ne Se LEGAL NOTICE GILMORE, LYMAN — Lot 6. vs, R. W. GREENAWAY, also known as R. GREBNAWAY; SARAH JANE JOHNS; WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAMS; GEORGE WASHING-! TON WILLIAMS; H. H. NOBLE: L. . GP SB sen MONDAY; NOVEMBER 18, 1929 3 —_—— em a ata name eens ———— . GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE B. SHEPARD;. M. C. EMERSON: JOHN <A. HITCHENS; JOHN J. CAMPBELL and MARY C. CAMPBELL, his wife, and also all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff’s title thereto, Defendants. W. E. WRIGHT, Attorney foi Plaintiff, Nevada City, California. Action brought in the Superio1 Court ef the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: R. W. Greenawzy, alse known as R. Greenaway; Sarah Jane Johns; William Henry Wil liams; George Washington Williams, H. H. Noble; L. B. Shepard; M. C Emerson; John A. Hitchens; Jon: J. Campbell and Mary C. Campbtel: his wife, and also ali other person unknown claiming any right, title estate, lien or interest in the rea property described in the complain. adverse to Plaintiff’s ownership, o any cloud upon Plaintiff's tit}: thereto, Defendants. You and each of you are hereb) directed to appear and answer the complaint in an actiou entitled a:

xbove, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of Cali :ornia, in and for County of Neva da, within ten (10) days after the MULLER and: HOOPER—Lot 4. NAFFZIGER, ESTATE of CAROLINE—Lot 9. Block 3. Real $200.00. Imp. $700.00. Total $900.00. Tax $17.10. Penalty $1.70. Total Tax $18.81. PAGE, J.—Lot 3, Block 23. Reai $200.00. Imp. $100.00. Lot 7. Block 34. Real $75.00. Imp. $125.00. Lot 6. Block 34. Real $100.00. Imp $300.00. Lot 12. Block 25. Rea $100.00. Total $1000.00. Tax $19.00 Penalty $1.90. Total Tax $20.90. PHILLIPS, C. A.—Lot 3 Bloc} 44. Real $50.00. Total $50.00. Tax 95c, Penalty 10¢c. Total Tax $1.05. RONDONI, JOHN —Lots 3.4 5 Block 62. Real $75.00. Imp. $100.00 Total $175.00. Tax -$3.32. Penalty 33e. Total Tax $3.65. WARD, CHARLOTTE —Lot 14. Block 53. Real -$50.00. Total $50.00. Tax 95¢e. Penalty 10ce. Total Tax $1.05. WILLIAMS, W.—Lot 6. Block 38. Real $250.00.Imp. $200.00. Tota) 3450.00. Tax $8.55. Penalty 86c. To tal Tax $9.41. WORTHLEY, CHARLES T.—Lo* 14. Block 9. Real $100.00. -Imp 3350.00. Lot 13. Block 9. Rea’ $100.00. Personal $50.00. Tota’ $600.00. Tax $11.40. Penalty $1.14. Total Tax $12.54. WOODS, HAROLD—Lot 3, Bloc} 43. Real $156.00. Total $150.00 Tax $2.85. Penalty 30c. Total Tax $3.15. HIRAM D. SHEARER, Tax Collector. First Publication, Nov. 11, 1929 Dates of Publication, Nov. 11, 18 26, Dee. 2, 1929. SUMMONS No. 5762 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the Coun ty of Nevada. PACIFIC SECURITIES CORPOR ATION, Plaintiff, vs. NEWTOWN MINING COMPANY et als, Defendants. Action brought in the SuperioCourt of the State of California ir and for the County of Nevada, ane the Complaint filed in the office of Clerk of said County of Nevada. H. H. McPIKE, Attorney fo: ‘Plaintiff. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET INGS TO: Newtown Mining Company, a cor. poration, Mary S. Worcester, Leste: M. Dull, Belle O. Dull, also know: as Belle O. Starrett, B. G. Barnett Jane Doe Barneit, C. Van Der Zwall B, R. Bauman, Herbert W. Bailey Louis S. Lyons. Warrea B. Cowinz J. L. Woolson, William F. Wey) and Overland Publishing Company a corporation, John Doe, Richar Roe, Jane Doe and Mary Smith, De fendants: You are hereby directed to ap pear and answer the cemplaint ip in action entitled as above brough' against you in the Superior Cour! of the State. of California in an Zor the Connty of Nevada withir ‘en days after the service on yot of this Summons—-if served withi: ‘his county; or within thirty days i -erved elsewhere. And you are hereby notified the unless. you appear and answer a: above required, the said Plaintif will take judgment for any mone: or-damages demanded in the com olaint, as arising upon contract, o *t will apply to the Court for anys other relief demanded ie the ¢on: plaint. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the State al California in and for the County of Nevada. this 26th day of Julv A D. 1929. GEORGE COUGHLAN, Clerk. By R. N. McCORMACK, Deputy Clerk. (Seal) First Publication—Oct. 7, 1929 Publication Dates—O¢t. 7, 14, 21 28: Nov. 4, It, 18; 25; Dec. 2,9. 116, 1929. : _ SUMMONS In the Superior Court of the State of California, im and for the County aine of Hitchens lot; service upon you of this summons Block 9. Real $100.00. Total $100.-,if served within this County, or 00. Tax $1.90. Penalty 19c. Total]thirty (30) days if served else Tax $2.09. where. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said Pisiriir will take judgment against you fo, any money or damage demanded in the Complaint as arising upc: eontract or she will apply to the Court for any other relief demand ed in the Complaint. The said action is broughi bt the ibove mentioned Plaintiff agains he above named defendants, anc cach of them, to quiet Plaintiff’ itle to the land and real. properi. lescribed in the Complaint on fil. n the said action and’ hereinaiter varticularly described and to de ermine the adverse claims of tie bove named defendants. and enc of them, and. of all unknown perons to, and clouds upon _ the itle to the said real property an: he whole thereof pursuant to th rrovisions of Sections 749, 759 an 751 of the Code of Civil Precedu:of the State of California, and tha aid real property is situate, lyin ind being ‘in the . City of Nevad:Younty of Nevada, State of Califor via, and described as_ follow: o-wit: All that portion of Lots Two (2 nd Three (3) in Block Forty Thre °“43) as designated upon the offici 1 map of said Nevada City, knowr s the Old “Halt Mile’ propert; nd more particula™ly described e ‘ollows: Commencing ata point on th Vest line of Sacramento Street i: 3id City cf Nevada, from whic: oint the Southwest ccrner of th aid City of Nevada, bears Sout! ‘9° 58’ West 224.78 feet; Soutl 0° 52’ West 100 feet; South 9° 5° Vest 387.59 feet to a granit« nonument and South 87° 44” Wes 707.05 feet, and which point o ‘ommencement is on the North lin: of a roadway running easterly an: westerly through said Lot of Bice! 43; thence along the West line o said Sacramento Street North 24° 3’ East 268.31 feet; North 30° 22° ‘Sast 218.6 feet to the southert thence alon: “he Southerly lines of Hitchens anc Jampbell lot North 60° 10 Wes 122.81 feet: North 60° 31° Wes 132.57 feet; North 70° 26° We: 57.64 feet; North 77° 08’ Wesi 39.63 feet; thence along the line ot Greenaway property, formerly th: old Slaughter House property, Sout! 18° 59’ West 127 feet: Seuth 49 11° Bast 64.29 feet; South 16° -24 West 373 feet to the North line 0° -oad, and thence along the Nort? ‘ine of said road, South 7ie 16° Sast 262.46 . feet to the place © seginning. Thre chbject of said action is t« ‘btain the judgment of the Couri gainst said defendants and = eacl me of them, known and unknown 3 follows: That cll adverse claims to, and ll clouds upon the title of plaintif o said real property or any an” svery, part thereof be determine: dy the judgment and decree oOo said Court, and that it be. decree? -hat plaintiff is the sole owner i: ‘ee of said real property and th: whole of said real property hereir described being the same real prop arty described in the Complaint o! Plaintiff on file herein and thai Jaintiff is in rossession of the ‘roperty and entitled. to the pos ession of the-said real property nd the whole thereof, and. that the ‘efendants have not, and that ns ye of said defendants, includine anknown persons made defendant: herein, have any right, title, estate Nien or interest of any kind what soever, in or to or on the said rea’ propertv or any part thereof, ané that said defendants, and each an* every one of them, known and un known be forever debarred, enjoin ed and restrained from making o: asserting any claim whatsoever in or to. said real property, or anpart thereof, adverse to platntiff and that the title of said plaintiff in and to said real property and the whole thereof be forever quieted and adjudged good and valid and for such other and further additiona’ order, judgment, decree and general relief as is meet and proper ir the premises, and, for corts of suit. Given under my hand and the seal of the Suverior “ Court of thState of Oalifornia, in and for the County of Nevada, this 2nd day of October. 1929. GEORGE COUGHLAN, Clerk of the Said Superior Court. (Seal) Ie ie hei of Nevada , MARY E. CAI,KINS, Plaintiff, First Publication October 28, 1929. Under New Management Assays for Gold, Silver, .Cepper, Lead, Iron, Mereury, Tin or any metal. Samples received before 9 A. M. reported same day. Ore Testing Laboratory We are equipped for testing ara& submitting methods for commercia treatment of complex ores. Test ore for Amalgamation, Corcentratior Floatation, Cyanidation 6r any me allurgicai process. Mine Examinations and Repo; Mill Examinations and Testir Licensed Ore Buyer 129 CH’ RCH ST. GRASS VALLEY : CALs FRESH FISH DAILY We Are Supplyng Our Customers witkFresh Fish Every Day Right From The Water The Prices Are Rease The Quality. is R: EDDIE LEONG FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE. “. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meets second and fourth #riday ever ing in Elk’s Heme, Pir Sireri Phone 108. Visiting Elks weicome RICHARD R. GOYNE: : Exete’d Ruler. A. M. Holmes, Secretary. NEVADA LOPst, Se. 13, F. 2 A. M. Stated meeti sece7 d Wednesday of each month at ¥ afonic Temple. 8 p. .m. Sojourn’az bre: 5 are cordially tmvited. JOHN W. DAWN.E, 1 F. STENGETe. 4eev. VW MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P, Meets @ae 1st and 3d Friday nights at Pythian Hall, Morga. and Poweli Bldg. Visiting Knights always ‘Welcome, W. C. JEFFREY, C. C J.C. E. FOSS, K. of R. & S. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ROSETTA BUZZA. JOHNS Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of Music, London, England. Vocal Pupil of Henry Blower and VPizno Punil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on apglieation. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. Grass Valley. DR. BELL Dentist Office Hours: 8:85@ to 5:20 Evenings by Appointment Morgan & Powell Bidg. Phone DR. ROBERT F. YS RNER Physicien and S:u:eon Office: 400 Broad St., Nevada City Hours: 10-12 a.m., 2-5 7-8 p.m. Nurse in attendance J. M. MceMAHON Attorney at Law Pine & Court Sts. Phone 41 Nevada City, California F. T. Nilon J. T. Hennessy Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY & KELLY Attorneys at Law, Offices 127 Mill St., Grass Valley; Morgan & Powell Z Bidg., Nevada City. WwW. E. WRIGHT * Attorney at Law _ Office in Union Building Phone 23 Nevada City —. £DWARD C. UREN Mining and Civil Engineer . ‘Mining Reports Furnished Mining District Maps Phone 278R Nevada City WARD A. JOHNSON, D. C. Chiropractor Nevada City Grass Valley Office Aours—-10 to 12 A. M. at Nevada City. 2 to 5:30 P. M., and Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley. Sundays by appointment. 229 CommerciaF St. Phone N. C. 318 160% Mill St. Phone G. ¥. 196 Nevada City Cleanere W. H. Osborne ' > 44 i