November 18, 1935 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR PARKING AT HYDRANTS. LEGAL, BUT KNOW HOW ‘SACRAMENTO, Nov. 18.—yYou are within the law if you park next to a hydrant—-but be sure you know how it’s done, warns Chief. E. Raymond Cato of California highway \patrol. . And there’s the ehief’s advice: A licensed and competent driver Mrs. Leland Smith, bresident of} must in the front seat of the the local grammar school P. T. A. Parked vehicle. The person seated motored to Sacramento Thursday. . i@ the vehicle must be prepared to attended a meeting of the district Move the parked car immediately in P. T. A. She was accompanied by C#S@ of necessity. Mesdames Lester Gregory, George Schrader, Eva Herboth and Joyal. ersonal had ConMr. and Mrs, Fred Conner had Mr. ner’s nephew, Mr. Roscoe Price and Mrs. ‘of Palo Alto. They. all * home as week end guests Price of above nd returned tobe “Congressman Harry. L. . -Englebright delivered the Armistice Day address at Placerville. Mrs. Engle. bright’ accompanied him to Placerville. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Darke spent the week end in San Francisco. They returned to Nevada City in a 1936 Buick which they purchased through L. S. Elkus of this city. @ Mrs. George Downey of this city Mrs. Earl H, Sher Mrs. Rosa B. Merrill of San Mateo is visiting with her. brother, Mr. W. W. Waggoner, niece, Miss Dorothy Waggoner. 1nd Frank Nelson, who has been min. ing in the Washington district for several years; was 2 Nevada City visitor during the week He is planning from there will j iey to rizona ‘on a business is Visiting her daughters, Beatty of Sanger and Mrs. trip, wood of Ker ‘aE oe en ee ada Theatre >. MONDAY . J Vetro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents the greatest CHINA SEAS: combination in screen history. Clark Gabi, Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery in cf China i ee tocele Seus, an exotic te TUESDAY Tiagedy of a newspaper man, who atMURDER MAN tains-a higher reputation in crime detection than city detectives, himself perpetuates Gc: perfect crime, but honor forces him to confess. Steve Gray in the Lead role. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY HERE’S T0 ROMANCE picture. A musical romance with Che brilliant Metropolitan opera star supported by Schumann-Hesnk as the singing teacher and Vincinte Escudero, great. Spanish dancer. Jesse Li. Lasky presents Nino Martini in a Fox _Mrm and Mrs. W. E. Wright entertained a group of young people yesterday afternoon at which the engagement of-ethelr.daughter, Miss Eugenie Wright and W. C. McCulloch of Nevada was antounced. The wedding will take place in the neai future. WANTED—Clean Nugget Office, ‘ rags at the “ALIAS SUMMONS. No. 6395 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. in the Superior Action brought Clerk of the Superior Court of County. Jones and Finnegan, and Drum, Tucker, Martell and Drum, Attorneys for Plaintiff. HERBERT ecutor of the ment of Karolina ceased, Plaintiff, vs. Defendant. The People of the State of California Send Greetings to: NM. BERGEN, as ExLast Will and TestaBierwagen, DeW. E. SODEN, . action W. E. SODEN, Defendant. You are directed to appear in an brought against you by the . above named Plaintiff in the Super. jor Court of the State of California, . in and for the County of Nevada, . }and to answer the Supplemental Complaint therein within” ten days after the service on you of this Alias Summons, if served within the County of Nevada, or within thirty days if served elsewhere, and you aré”notified that unless you so appear and answer as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment for .any money or damages demanded in the Supplemental Complaint, as _ arising upon contract, or will apply to the Court, for any other relief de. manded its the Supplemental .Complaint. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, this 7th day of June, 1935. R N McCORMACK, County Clerk and Clerk of the Superoir Court of the State of California, in and for the County of { Nevada. (Seal Superior Court, Nevada County.) Sept, 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, Noy. 1b 8,2 6s oo 4, Seinen COST OF LIVING + %, as 1 Ww magh® i 29 2m a BES UP 33.3 in cost oF eLectricity: -DOWN 35.4% AGAINRATES DROP Down they go! Beginning with your January bills electric rates will be reduced for home use, for commercial lighting and large industrial power, according to the amount of electricity used. Down goes the cost of electric cooking and water heating, lighting, for washing machines and ironers, and for all the smaller uses, from the electric clocks to the doorbell transformers, to the percolator and toaster that get the daily breakfast. Electricity becomes cheaper, too, to every merchant, large or small, and in all office buildings for commercial lighting of windows, stores, counters, signs, ft is important mews and good news that this etc. reduction will save Pacific Gas and Electric Company customers nearly $4,000,000 a year. Ic is unusual news in these days when general living costg are pushing higher and higher. Think of it! As shown in the chart above, the Cost of Living is UP 33.3% above the pre-war level. The cost of electricity with the new low: rates is 35.4% below that level—and that means 68.7% below today’s cost of living. ' Establishing a record unmatched by any other item in the cost of C living, the cost of electricity has steadily gone down since 1928. Successeve rate reductions since that 621,000—equivalent to an annu me show an accumulated total of $54,al saving to customers of over $6,800,000. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned + Operated + Managed by Californians Now—do move electeically! ¥ ee ELECTRICITY IS GHEAPER in California 152-1135 . . Court of the County of Nevada and . Complaint filed in the Office of the} said . Lot 5, NEVADA CITY NUGGET IN THE CITY OF NEVADA, STATE . OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE CITY TAXES LEVIED FOR THE YEAR 1935. Z Default having been made in the payment of taxes levied in the year . 1935 for the City of Nevada for the} year ending October 10, 1935, upon ihe real and personal property de-] scribed in the delinquent list hexre-! to appended. Now therefore, I, W. G. Tax Collector in and for ‘ . tobson, ; the said . City of Nevada, by virtue of the oo fell thority in me vested, do hereby give! public notice that unless the taxes delinquent as appear in said low, the real estate upon which taxes ‘area Ten, will by operation of law, be sold to the City of Nevada, on December 7, 1935. BROWNING, ANNIE—Boulder St. . $200.00. } Lot 7. Block Imp. $650.00, Furniture $50. Totai $900. Tax $14.40. Penalty $1.44. Costs $1.50. Total $17.38. BROWN, CHAS.——Broad 2. Block 29. Realty $200. $900. Radio 30. Furniture $100. Total $1230. Tax $19.68. Penalty $1:97. Cost $$1.50.Total $2315; BOYCE, MRS. B.—Spring St. ‘Lot 5, Block 38. Realty $100. Tax $16.00. Penalty .16c. Costs .50c, Total $2726. & CHATFIELD, CLAYTON pect St. Part: of Lot. 2: Block 55. Realty $200.00. Imps. $1200.00. Furniture $50.00. Auto $30. Radio $20: Total $1500.00. Tax $24.00. Penalty $2.40. Cost $1.50. Total $27.90. CODMAN, W. G:—Port. of Lot 7. Block 52. Realty $100. Imps. $400. Furniture $50. Total $550. Tax $8. 80. Penalty .88c. Cost $1.50. Total $11.18. DAVIDSON, LOU——Park. Ave. Part of Lot 7. Block 60. Realty $150. Imps $500. Auto $30. Furiture $5u. Total $730. Tax $11.68. Penalty $1.17. ‘Cost $1.50. Total $14.35: °* DOW, MARION T.—Grove St. Lot 10. Block 4. Realty $250. Imps. $840. Furniture $100. Total $1200. Tax $19.20. Penalty $1.92: Cost $1.50. Total $22.62. DEAN, ALICE Part. of Lot 14, -Block 15. $25. Imps. $25. Tax .80c. -08c. Cost .50c. Total $1.38. DOW, IVAN M.—Nimrod St. Part of Lot 1. Block 58. Realty $150. 62. Realty Pros» O.—Near Depot. Realty Penalty ~~ Imps. $$500. Total $650. Tax $10.40. Penalty $1.04. Total $12.44, DUBOISE, W. F.—Sacramento St. ‘Lot 4, Block 52. Realty $50. Tax .80c. Penalty .08c, Cost .50c. Total $1.38. KEMERSON, HENRY D.—Bouider St. Lot 5, Block. 57. Realty . $100. Imps. $300. Total $400. Tax $6.4v. Tax .64c. Cost $1.00. Total $8.04. tARIBALDI, JOSEPH, Est. of Jordon—Lot .1. Block 48, Realty $200. Imps. $200. Water Rights $100. Total $500. Tax $8.00. Fenalty .80c. Cost $1.50: Total $10.30. GATES, ROBT.—Spring St. Part of Lot 1. Block 38. Realty $100. Imps. $500. Kleiber Truck $130. Oldsmobile $380. Furniture $50 Stuts Tour $30. Kleiber Truck $300. Refrigerator $50. Total $15.40. Tax $24.64. Penalty, $2.46. Cost $1.50. Total $28.60. GILBERT, EH: C.——Part ‘of Lot §. Block 3. Realty $100. Part of Lot 1. Block 28. Realty $50. Total $150. Tax $2.40. Penalty .24c. Cost $1:00. Total $3.64. Cost $1.00. HARRIS, A. J, and MAY—Nimrod i St. Lot 4. Block 59. Real Estate $100. Imp. $300. Per. $30. $430. Tax $6.88. Penalty .69c. Cost $1.50. Total $9.07.~ HOWE, B. F'.—Nimrod St. Part of Lot 3. Block 58. Realty $100. Imps. $400. Total $500. Tax $8.00. Penalty -80c. Cost $1.00. Total $9.80. : KELLAR, GEO. W.—Gethsemane St. Part of Lot 4. Block 46—$150. Imps. $550. Furniture $100. Aut6 $50. Total $850. Tax $13.60. Penalty $1.36. Cost $1.50. Total $16.40. LONG, ELSIE—Little Deer Creek. Lots 13, 14, 19, 20. Block 57. Real Estate $500. $500. Tax $8.00. Penalty .80c. Cost .50c. Total $9.30. LOPEZ, JOAQUIN---Long St. Lot 15. Block 53. Realty 200. Imps. $425. Part of Lot 15-53. Realty $150. Imps. $300. Part of Lot 15. Block 53. Realty $100. Imps. $100. Kleiber Truck $150. Kleiber Truck $600. Dodge $210. Total $2235. Tax $35.76. Penalty $3.58. Cost $3.50. Tota, $42.84. LEONARD, M. G. Est. of-——Nile St. Part of Lot 21. Block 57. Realty $100. Imps. $300. Total $400. Tax $6.40. Penalty .64c. Cost $1.00. Total $8.04. MOUNTAINEER. MINE—Part of Block 39. Realty $300. Tax $4.80. Penalty .48¢. Cost .50c. Total $5.78. MARTENS, R.—G. V. Road. Lot 50. Block 52. Realty $100. Imps. $500. Lot 3. Block 41. Realty $100. Total $700. Tax $11.20. Penalty $1.12. Cost $1.50. Total $13.82. OSBORNE, ETHEL ‘'M.—Gethsemane St. Part of Lot 4. Block 46. Realty $100. Imps. $500. Furniture $50. Radio $20. Totai $670. $10.72. Penalty $1.07. Cost $1.50. ‘Total $13.29. OLSEN, CHAS. A.—Nevada St. Lot 1. Block 3. Realty $300. Imps. $900. Furniture $50. Total $1250. Tax $20.00. Penalty $2.00. Cost . $1.50. Total $23.50. PEARD, WILLIAM -—— Silva Ave. Lot 1. Block 59. Realty $200. Imps. $500. Truck $30; Total $730. Tax $11.68. Penalty $1.17. Coct $1.50. Total $14.85. PRATTI, ANGILINI —~ Clark St. ' Part of Lot 8. Block 52. Realty $100. . Lot. 4. $400. otal $500. Tax $8.00. -80e.° Cost (531.00; «Total Imps. Penalty $9.80. PAGE, MARY—Spring St. Part of Block 38. Realty $75. Tax $1.20. Penalty .12¢. Cost .50c. Total $1.82. ‘ RAPP, M. A. Est of—-Sacramento Street. Lot 4. Block 52. Realty $100, Tax $2.40.Penalty .24¢. Cosi} .50c, Total $3.14. REDMANS PARK-——Grove Street. . . Lot 10. Block 3. Realty $300. Imps. . DELINQUENT TAX LIST ioe cove BIER PLAN REALTY BOARD , commMissioner list . Plans were discussed for together with the penalties, are paid ; real estate on or before the sale date given Pat the twin cities. Following ‘the visitors were t . the district and the St.” Lot, Imps. i +-Tax $11.04, Tax! egeele _MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1935. REAL ESTATE DEALERS . [— : J. Mortimer @lark, Caiirornia Real state Commissioner, was the guest of honor Friday at a dinner given in Grass Valley by Nevada City and Grass Valley realty dealers. The} was accompanied hy his assistant, W. Del Richards of Sacramento. Those attending the dinner were C. E. Clinch, W. W. Esterley, John J. Looser, C. -B. GrenHarold Biggs, Donald de T. Strandburg and Charles M B.rown. forming a dealers in the dinner aken for tour of building activity and new subdivisions opened were j of much interest to them. Come in and see the New Berkeley Square board among Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Tickell spent ia few days early in the week in San . “rancisco. Ray Hawkins of Alleghany. was a {Nevada City visitor Tuesday. $100. Dance Platform $100. $500. Tax $8. Penalty .80c. $1.50. Total $10.30. . ROBBINS, NAT Sacramento St. Lot” 5. Block 52. $250. Truck $380. Total $280. Tax. $4.48. Penalty .45¢e. Cost $1.00. Total SMITH, LEONARD and EXVIRA -—Zion St. Part of Lot 3. Block 48, Realty $200. Imps. $1100, furniture $100. Total $1400. Tax $22.40. Penalty $2.24. Cost $1.50. Total $26.14. TEALE, J, A.—Grass Valley Road. Lot 18. Block 53. Realty $1000. Imps. $300. Furniture $80. Total $1380. Tax $22.08. Penalty $2.21. Cost $1.50. Total $25.79. THOMPSON and GILL—Champion Road. Lot. 50. Block 40. Realty $300. Tax $4.80. Penalty .48e. Cosr 0c. Total $5.78. WHITEHEAD, MRS. M.— Nevada St. Lot 4. Block 6. Realty $200. Penalty $700. Total $900. Tax $14.40. Penalty $1.44. Cost $1.00, Total $16.84. ZANOCCO, FRED -—— Park Ave. Part of Lot ‘5. Block 61. tealty $100. Penalty .96c. Cost °$1.00, Total $11.56. Total Cost ‘on Complete Services of COMMUNITY CHINA Picture your table set with the delicate, luminous loveliness of china exquisitely fine . china to which master designers of the loveliest of all silverware have adapted the beauty . of famous designs, HARTUNGS DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill Street Phore 155 GRASS VALLEY TIMBER First Quality at Lower Prices ADDENDA TO DELINQUENT TAX LIST NOTICE OF DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES FOR DELINQUENT TAXES, Prompt Delivery Any Quantity B Straight from our sawmill CLARK, MARI: Bst of — :Nevada St. Part of Lot 6. Block 6. Realty $200.: Tax $3.20. Cost .50e. Penalty (32c;.5 Cost. 50c, Total $4.02. GILMORE, LYMAN — Nevada St, Part.of Lot. 6. Block 6. Realty $300. Imps. $300. Autos $90. Total $690. Penalty $1.10. Cost $1.50. Total $13.64. NOV, 8s S5, NUCCET ANS PAY at Camptonville. TEE EVANS © RELA CEL ORS W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Grass Valley Men's Suits, dresses, Sweaters, anything. Quick efficient service both in cleaning and dyeing. Suits made to order. Showing tall fabrics now. Grass Valley Cleaners ED. BURTNER, PROP. Phone 375 Grass Valley 4.5% 5% \7 Hoh itegetes eee ery Coe tee J R2 * cay es 4) es meee ? + “HEATECTOR! SUPERFEX oct boning HEATERS EF WINTER usualty means months of stoking and ash-hauling for you, investigate the Su; x Heat-Director! Connecte! to a flue like an ordinary stove, it burcs inexpensive fuel oil and directs the hea: Where you want it. No moving mechanism. No drafts to regulate. To direct the heat, just open the paiented heat-projectors on one, two or three sides of the heater. All Superfex Heat«r models are listed as standard by the Fire Underwriters. Terms to suit your conven-. ience. A product of Perfection Stove Co. Alpha Store , mS ate sTeate ste ke oke steateste che slo atest a% SS tee ego DG Me es% eee Serferjent oO sete testestee ste steht ate Pace ht oe este stestesteste het, tt ot he stete sh he te PF Fo Se, Sl ie Ne ee he le hh ak a a a a ll i ee a a a Cross section of Superfex Heat-Director above, shows how it works. Oil flows through copper pipe from temovable reseryoir to burner bowl in which constant level is automatically :iaintained. Fire is lighted through ‘opening in front with no more kindling than a piece of paper. Constant control of heat by means of simple dial at rear. GRASS VALLEY NEVADA CITY PHONE 88 PHONE 5 setetoiloiototediitote tefedoteteteieiedogos See oieieedteteteiiotedeiedteietete SHinieleiteletetetatetereta % Meee ey o * \7 tafe es HIS ? ** 4% Stes eotetish heat ott ot oh i ie a a +9) % 4s, et TE o * a . o cS is loi} G *, ~ tt a % “eS = we

PAGE FOUR PARKING AT HYDRANTS. LEGAL, BUT KNOW HOW ‘SACRAMENTO, Nov. 18.—yYou are within the law if you park next to a hydrant—-but be sure you know how it’s done, warns Chief. E. Raymond Cato of California highway \patrol. . And there’s the ehief’s advice: A licensed and competent driver Mrs. Leland Smith, bresident of} must in the front seat of the the local grammar school P. T. A. Parked vehicle. The person seated motored to Sacramento Thursday. . i@ the vehicle must be prepared to attended a meeting of the district Move the parked car immediately in P. T. A. She was accompanied by C#S@ of necessity. Mesdames Lester Gregory, George Schrader, Eva Herboth and Joyal. ersonal had ConMr. and Mrs, Fred Conner had Mr. ner’s nephew, Mr. Roscoe Price and Mrs. ‘of Palo Alto. They. all * home as week end guests Price of above nd returned tobe “Congressman Harry. L. . -Englebright delivered the Armistice Day address at Placerville. Mrs. Engle. bright’ accompanied him to Placerville. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Darke spent the week end in San Francisco. They returned to Nevada City in a 1936 Buick which they purchased through L. S. Elkus of this city. @ Mrs. George Downey of this city Mrs. Earl H, Sher Mrs. Rosa B. Merrill of San Mateo is visiting with her. brother, Mr. W. W. Waggoner, niece, Miss Dorothy Waggoner. 1nd Frank Nelson, who has been min. ing in the Washington district for several years; was 2 Nevada City visitor during the week He is planning from there will j iey to rizona ‘on a business is Visiting her daughters, Beatty of Sanger and Mrs. trip, wood of Ker ‘aE oe en ee ada Theatre >.. MONDAY . J Vetro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents the greatest CHINA SEAS: combination in screen history. Clark Gabi, Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery in cf China i ee tocele Seus, an exotic te TUESDAY Tiagedy of a newspaper man, who atMURDER MAN tains-a higher reputation in crime detection than city detectives, himself perpetuates Gc: perfect crime, but honor forces him to confess. Steve Gray in the Lead role. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY HERE’S T0 ROMANCE picture. A musical romance with Che brilliant Metropolitan opera star supported by Schumann-Hesnk as the singing teacher and Vincinte Escudero, great. Spanish dancer. Jesse Li. Lasky presents Nino Martini in a Fox _Mrm and Mrs. W. E. Wright entertained a group of young people yesterday afternoon at which the engagement of-ethelr.daughter, Miss Eugenie Wright and W. C. McCulloch of Nevada was antounced. The wedding will take place in the neai future. WANTED—Clean Nugget Office, ‘ rags at the “ALIAS SUMMONS. No. 6395 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. in the Superior Action brought Clerk of the Superior Court of County. Jones and Finnegan, and Drum, Tucker, Martell and Drum, Attorneys for Plaintiff. HERBERT ecutor of the ment of Karolina ceased, Plaintiff, vs. Defendant. The People of the State of California Send Greetings to: NM. BERGEN, as ExLast Will and TestaBierwagen, DeW. E. SODEN, . action W. E. SODEN, Defendant. You are directed to appear in an brought against you by the . above named Plaintiff in the Super. jor Court of the State of California, . in and for the County of Nevada, . }and to answer the Supplemental Complaint therein within” ten days after the service on you of this Alias Summons, if served within the County of Nevada, or within thirty days if served elsewhere, and you aré”notified that unless you so appear and answer as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment for .any money or damages demanded in the Supplemental Complaint, as _ arising upon contract, or will apply to the Court, for any other relief de. manded its the Supplemental .Complaint. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, this 7th day of June, 1935. R N McCORMACK, County Clerk and Clerk of the Superoir Court of the State of California, in and for the County of { Nevada. (Seal Superior Court, Nevada County.) Sept, 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, Noy. 1b 8,2 6s oo 4, Seinen COST OF LIVING + %, as 1 Ww magh® i 29 2m a BES UP 33.3 in cost oF eLectricity: -DOWN 35.4% AGAINRATES DROP Down they go! Beginning with your January bills electric rates will be reduced for home use, for commercial lighting and large industrial power, according to the amount of electricity used. Down goes the cost of electric cooking and water heating, lighting, for washing machines and ironers, and for all the smaller uses, from the electric clocks to the doorbell transformers, to the percolator and toaster that get the daily breakfast. Electricity becomes cheaper, too, to every merchant, large or small, and in all office buildings for commercial lighting of windows, stores, counters, signs, ft is important mews and good news that this etc. reduction will save Pacific Gas and Electric Company customers nearly $4,000,000 a year. Ic is unusual news in these days when general living costg are pushing higher and higher. Think of it! As shown in the chart above, the Cost of Living is UP 33.3% above the pre-war level. The cost of electricity with the new low: rates is 35.4% below that level—and that means 68.7% below today’s cost of living. ' Establishing a record unmatched by any other item in the cost of C living, the cost of electricity has steadily gone down since 1928. Successeve rate reductions since that 621,000—equivalent to an annu me show an accumulated total of $54,al saving to customers of over $6,800,000. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned + Operated + Managed by Californians Now—do move electeically! ¥ ee ELECTRICITY IS GHEAPER in California 152-1135 . . Court of the County of Nevada and . Complaint filed in the Office of the} said . Lot 5, NEVADA CITY NUGGET IN THE CITY OF NEVADA, STATE . OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE CITY TAXES LEVIED FOR THE YEAR 1935. Z Default having been made in the payment of taxes levied in the year . 1935 for the City of Nevada for the} year ending October 10, 1935, upon ihe real and personal property de-] scribed in the delinquent list hexre-! to appended. Now therefore, I, W. G. Tax Collector in and for ‘ . tobson, ; the said . City of Nevada, by virtue of the oo fell thority in me vested, do hereby give! public notice that unless the taxes delinquent as appear in said low, the real estate upon which taxes ‘area Ten, will by operation of law, be sold to the City of Nevada, on December 7, 1935. BROWNING, ANNIE—Boulder St. . $200.00. } Lot 7. Block Imp. $650.00, Furniture $50. Totai $900. Tax $14.40. Penalty $1.44. Costs $1.50. Total $17.38. BROWN, CHAS.——Broad 2. Block 29. Realty $200. $900. Radio 30. Furniture $100. Total $1230. Tax $19.68. Penalty $1:97. Cost $$1.50.Total $2315; BOYCE, MRS. B.—Spring St. ‘Lot 5, Block 38. Realty $100. Tax $16.00. Penalty .16c. Costs .50c, Total $2726. & CHATFIELD, CLAYTON pect St. Part: of Lot. 2: Block 55. Realty $200.00. Imps. $1200.00. Furniture $50.00. Auto $30. Radio $20: Total $1500.00. Tax $24.00. Penalty $2.40. Cost $1.50. Total $27.90. CODMAN, W. G:—Port. of Lot 7. Block 52. Realty $100. Imps. $400. Furniture $50. Total $550. Tax $8. 80. Penalty .88c. Cost $1.50. Total $11.18. DAVIDSON, LOU——Park. Ave. Part of Lot 7. Block 60. Realty $150. Imps $500. Auto $30. Furiture $5u. Total $730. Tax $11.68. Penalty $1.17. ‘Cost $1.50. Total $14.35: °* DOW, MARION T.—Grove St. Lot 10. Block 4. Realty $250. Imps. $840. Furniture $100. Total $1200. Tax $19.20. Penalty $1.92: Cost $1.50. Total $22.62. DEAN, ALICE Part. of Lot 14, -Block 15. $25. Imps. $25. Tax .80c. -08c. Cost .50c. Total $1.38. DOW, IVAN M.—Nimrod St. Part of Lot 1. Block 58. Realty $150. 62. Realty Pros» O.—Near Depot. Realty Penalty ~~ Imps. $$500. Total $650. Tax $10.40. Penalty $1.04. Total $12.44, DUBOISE, W. F.—Sacramento St. ‘Lot 4, Block 52. Realty $50. Tax .80c. Penalty .08c, Cost .50c. Total $1.38. KEMERSON, HENRY D.—Bouider St. Lot 5, Block. 57. Realty . $100. Imps. $300. Total $400. Tax $6.4v. Tax .64c. Cost $1.00. Total $8.04. tARIBALDI, JOSEPH, Est. of Jordon—Lot .1. Block 48, Realty $200. Imps. $200. Water Rights $100. Total $500. Tax $8.00. Fenalty .80c. Cost $1.50: Total $10.30. GATES, ROBT.—Spring St. Part of Lot 1. Block 38. Realty $100. Imps. $500. Kleiber Truck $130. Oldsmobile $380. Furniture $50 Stuts Tour $30. Kleiber Truck $300. Refrigerator $50. Total $15.40. Tax $24.64. Penalty, $2.46. Cost $1.50. Total $28.60. GILBERT, EH: C.——Part ‘of Lot §. Block 3. Realty $100. Part of Lot 1. Block 28. Realty $50. Total $150. Tax $2.40. Penalty .24c. Cost $1:00. Total $3.64. Cost $1.00. HARRIS, A. J, and MAY—Nimrod i St. Lot 4. Block 59. Real Estate $100. Imp. $300. Per. $30. $430. Tax

$6.88. Penalty .69c. Cost $1.50. Total $9.07.~ HOWE, B. F'.—Nimrod St. Part of Lot 3. Block 58. Realty $100. Imps. $400. Total $500. Tax $8.00. Penalty -80c. Cost $1.00. Total $9.80. : KELLAR, GEO. W.—Gethsemane St. Part of Lot 4. Block 46—$150. Imps. $550. Furniture $100. Aut6 $50. Total $850. Tax $13.60. Penalty $1.36. Cost $1.50. Total $16.40. LONG, ELSIE—Little Deer Creek. Lots 13, 14, 19, 20. Block 57. Real Estate $500. $500. Tax $8.00. Penalty .80c. Cost .50c. Total $9.30. LOPEZ, JOAQUIN---Long St. Lot 15. Block 53. Realty 200. Imps. $425. Part of Lot 15-53. Realty $150. Imps. $300. Part of Lot 15. Block 53. Realty $100. Imps. $100. Kleiber Truck $150. Kleiber Truck $600. Dodge $210. Total $2235. Tax $35.76. Penalty $3.58. Cost $3.50.. Tota, $42.84. LEONARD, M. G. Est. of-——Nile St. Part of Lot 21. Block 57. Realty $100. Imps. $300. Total $400. Tax $6.40. Penalty .64c. Cost $1.00. Total $8.04. MOUNTAINEER. MINE—Part of Block 39. Realty $300. Tax $4.80. Penalty .48¢. Cost .50c. Total $5.78. MARTENS, R.—G. V. Road. Lot 50. Block 52. Realty $100. Imps. $500. Lot 3. Block 41. Realty $100. Total $700. Tax $11.20. Penalty $1.12. Cost $1.50. Total $13.82. OSBORNE, ETHEL ‘'M.—Gethsemane St. Part of Lot 4. Block 46. Realty $100. Imps. $500. Furniture $50. Radio $20. Totai $670. $10.72. Penalty $1.07. Cost $1.50. ‘Total $13.29. OLSEN, CHAS. A.—Nevada St. Lot 1. Block 3. Realty $300. Imps. $900. Furniture $50. Total $1250. Tax $20.00. Penalty $2.00. Cost . $1.50. Total $23.50. PEARD, WILLIAM -—— Silva Ave. Lot 1. Block 59. Realty $200. Imps. $500. Truck $30; Total $730. Tax $11.68. Penalty $1.17. Coct $1.50. Total $14.85. PRATTI, ANGILINI —~ Clark St. ' Part of Lot 8. Block 52. Realty $100. . Lot. 4. $400. otal $500. Tax $8.00. -80e.° Cost (531.00; «Total Imps. Penalty $9.80. PAGE, MARY—Spring St. Part of Block 38. Realty $75. Tax $1.20. Penalty .12¢. Cost .50c. Total $1.82. ‘ RAPP, M. A. Est of—-Sacramento Street. Lot 4. Block 52. Realty $100, Tax $2.40.Penalty .24¢. Cosi} .50c, Total $3.14. REDMANS PARK-——Grove Street. . . Lot 10. Block 3. Realty $300. Imps. . DELINQUENT TAX LIST ioe cove BIER PLAN REALTY BOARD , commMissioner list . Plans were discussed for together with the penalties, are paid ; real estate on or before the sale date given Pat the twin cities. Following ‘the visitors were t . the district and the St.” Lot, Imps. i +-Tax $11.04, Tax! egeele _MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1935. REAL ESTATE DEALERS . [— : J. Mortimer @lark, Caiirornia Real state Commissioner, was the guest of honor Friday at a dinner given in Grass Valley by Nevada City and Grass Valley realty dealers. The} was accompanied hy his assistant, W. Del Richards of Sacramento. Those attending the dinner were C. E. Clinch, W. W. Esterley, John J. Looser, C. -B. GrenHarold Biggs, Donald de T. Strandburg and Charles M B.rown. forming a dealers in the dinner aken for tour of building activity and new subdivisions opened were j of much interest to them. Come in and see the New Berkeley Square board among Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Tickell spent ia few days early in the week in San . “rancisco. Ray Hawkins of Alleghany. was a {Nevada City visitor Tuesday. $100. Dance Platform $100. $500. Tax $8. Penalty .80c. $1.50. Total $10.30. . ROBBINS, NAT Sacramento St. Lot” 5. Block 52. $250. Truck $380. Total $280. Tax. $4.48. Penalty .45¢e. Cost $1.00. Total SMITH, LEONARD and EXVIRA -—Zion St. Part of Lot 3. Block 48, Realty $200. Imps. $1100, furniture $100. Total $1400. Tax $22.40. Penalty $2.24. Cost $1.50. Total $26.14. TEALE, J, A.—Grass Valley Road. Lot 18. Block 53. Realty $1000. Imps. $300. Furniture $80. Total $1380. Tax $22.08. Penalty $2.21. Cost $1.50. Total $25.79. THOMPSON and GILL—Champion Road. Lot. 50. Block 40. Realty $300. Tax $4.80. Penalty .48e. Cosr 0c. Total $5.78. WHITEHEAD, MRS. M.— Nevada St. Lot 4. Block 6. Realty $200. Penalty $700. Total $900. Tax $14.40. Penalty $1.44. Cost $1.00, Total $16.84. ZANOCCO, FRED -—— Park Ave. Part of Lot ‘5. Block 61. tealty $100. Penalty .96c. Cost °$1.00, Total $11.56. Total Cost ‘on Complete Services of COMMUNITY CHINA Picture your table set with the delicate, luminous loveliness of china exquisitely fine .. china to which master designers of the loveliest of all silverware have adapted the beauty . of famous designs, HARTUNGS DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill Street Phore 155 GRASS VALLEY TIMBER First Quality at Lower Prices ADDENDA TO DELINQUENT TAX LIST NOTICE OF DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES FOR DELINQUENT TAXES, Prompt Delivery Any Quantity B Straight from our sawmill CLARK, MARI: Bst of — :Nevada St. Part of Lot 6. Block 6. Realty $200.: Tax $3.20. Cost .50e. Penalty (32c;.5 Cost.. 50c, Total $4.02. GILMORE, LYMAN — Nevada St, Part.of Lot. 6. Block 6. Realty $300. Imps. $300. Autos $90. Total $690. Penalty $1.10. Cost $1.50. Total $13.64. NOV, 8s S5, NUCCET ANS PAY at Camptonville. TEE EVANS © RELA CEL ORS W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Grass Valley Men's Suits, dresses, Sweaters, anything. Quick efficient service both in cleaning and dyeing. Suits made to order. Showing tall fabrics now. Grass Valley Cleaners ED. BURTNER, PROP. Phone 375 Grass Valley 4.5% 5% \7 Hoh itegetes eee ery Coe tee J R2 * cay es 4) es meee ? + “HEATECTOR! SUPERFEX oct boning HEATERS EF WINTER usualty means months of stoking and ash-hauling for you, investigate the Su; x Heat-Director! Connecte! to a flue like an ordinary stove, it burcs inexpensive fuel oil and directs the hea: Where you want it. No moving mechanism. No drafts to regulate. To direct the heat, just open the paiented heat-projectors on one, two or three sides of the heater. All Superfex Heat«r models are listed as standard by the Fire Underwriters. Terms to suit your conven-. ience. A product of Perfection Stove Co. 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