November 23, 1934 (8 pages)

are rie ER am eam ore eat te MILK Milk ¢ shest . TA 1933 . >rop. ne 77 heel . NB eerfesteok tA *% ty : % * Ba a % re ateste atest oe es ake + "s se he i+ of 93 Satstefeoeaboteabeteteteteseseattetesteteg >, tes stetestelite ele cu 2 76% x es Hifetfe siete oA = sale . th CE reet he i a ) ( a ScITY TAXES LEVIED FOR THE law, be sold to the City of Nevada, on December 6, 1934. ; ae Ra . @ ALLAN, $170, Tax $3.23, Part ot Block 58; ' Penalty 81 Penalty $2. $11.07. @ce) @ 42, alty FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1934 . \ _THE NEVADA C ITY NUGGETPAGE THREE. ——— ~ DELINQUENT TAX LIST IN THE CITY OF NEVADA, STAWE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE YEAR 1934. Default having been made in the payment of taxes levied in the year 1934 for the City of Nevada for the year ending October 8, 1934, upon the real and personal property described in the delinquent. list hereto appended. Nof therefore, I, W. G. Robson, Tax Collector in and for the -said City of Nevada, by virtue of the authority in me vested, do hereby give public notice that unless the taxés delinquent as appears in said list, together with the penalties, are paid gp or before the sale date given below, the real estate upon which taxes are a lien, will by operation of ANGILINI, M 1, Block 60; Est. of—Part of Lot Realty $50. Part of Lot 6, Block. 62; Realty $100. Imps. $600. Part of Lot 5, Block 62; Realty $100, Imps. $100. Part of Lot 6, Block ‘62; to; Block -13; Block 13; Realty $100. Lot Realty $200. Lot 14, Realty $300. Lot 7, Block . 14; Realty $30, Imps. $1000. Lot 14, 15, Block 13; Realty $750. Tax $74.10, Penalty $7.41, Total $81.51. MARGARET—Part of Lot 5, Block 41; Realty $5. Lot 3, Block 42; Realty $15. Lot 2, Block 42; Realty $10. Lot 2, Block 53: Realty $10. Lot 13, Block 42; Realty $10. Lot 5, Block 42, Realty $20. Lot 10, Bloek $20. Lot 2, Block 38, Gold Tunnel. mine, $85.° Total Penalty 32 cents. Total $3.55. BATEGO, EMILEOLot 14, Block $350, Total $500. Tax. $9.50. alty.-95 cents. Total $10.45. BOVNY: Av J. -Pine St. Block 25; Realty $100, Imps. Total. $800. Tax. $15.20. $1.52. (otal $16:72. BAUER, A. E.—Champion Lot 5,,Block 40; Realty $50, $150. Total $2 00. Tax $3.80. alty 38 ‘cents. Total $4.18. CHATFIELD, CLAYTONpect. Lot 2, Block 55; Realty Imps. $1200, Personal $50. $1350. Tax $25.65. Penalty Total $28.22. CLEMO,HAROLD—Walrath Ave. Lot: 3, Block 44; Realty $150, Imps. $300, Personal $30. Total $480. ‘Tax $9.13. Penalty 91. cents. Total $10.04. CONTI, HENRY—Niles st. Realty $100, Imps. $300, Personal $30. Total $430. Tax $8.17 cents. Total $8.98. CARR R. E. High. Lot 3, Block Realty $200, Imps. $690, Person$250. Total: $1050. Tax $19.95. Dotar $2185. “CONOVER, FANNY= C.-—Sac. Lot 5, Block 50; Realty $100, Imps. $300, Personal $100. Total $500. Tax $9.50. Penalty 95 cents. Total $10.45. DAVIDSON, LOUIS mt. Lot -7, Block. 60; fnrps$400, Personal $530. Tax $10.07 —R. R. Realty $150, Ave., Imp. Penmo. oo, Lot 2S; $700. Penalty Road. Imps. Pen—Pros$100, Total $2.57. Lot: 1, 6; al oR. Realty $30. Penalty $1. -Boulder $100, Total, Total Broad St. 50, Imps. $880. Tax $18.39. St., DILLON, Lot 8, Block $650, Persona $16.72. Penalty . DOW, MARION T. . Lot 10, Block 4; Realty ; $600, Personal $100. Total $800.] Tax $15.20. ~ Penalty $1.52.Total} ! } E . = FRANK-—E. Reaity $1 $80. Total $1.67. Total Grove $100, Imps.: . DOW, HORACE— Commercial St. Lot 26, 13; Realty $100; Imps $150. Total $25 Tax $4.75. Penalty 47 cents. Total $5.22. DEAN, ALICE OPAL—Near pot. “Lot 14, Realty Imps. $25. Tax 95 cent Penalty $1.04. i DOW, IVAN M.—Nimrod Bt. Lot Block 58; Realty $50, Imps. $500! Total $550. Tax $10.45. Pe ale { $1.04. Total $11.49. ENGLEBRIGHT & —Grove. St. Lot 10, Block $100, Imps. Tax $1.90. Penalty Total. $2.09. ERWAY,. CHAS Lot 5; Block 29; Re $300. Total $400: alty 76 cents ee MERSO st® Lor 9. Bl Imps. $200 Pax 5 eents. To PTROLMDI!, Block De; — Block 15; Total $590. 9 cents. Total LE; LEICHESTER 4: Realty} 19¢} . Commercial wk salty $3100, imi S. 1D. Total HE ock 67; Boulder ilty POE FOSEP Tordan St.Lot ik Bice Total S450. Tax $8.59. Total $9.40. GATES, ROBERT [: Block 388; $250;-Personal $31 Total $6 $11.59, Penalty: $b. Total HANSON, CHARLOTTE Broad 5S 385 $200, Total HWA? a) Realty f) 16; Z West Realty cents. Block Penalty Tax 38 $4.18 NKS, “CHAS. Block 29; A -—Cottage St., ; Realty $100, $200. Total -$400-Pax-$7.60. nts. Total $8.36. COZETTE—Part of. Lot 11, Block: 27: $10. Let-3, Block $21l@Lot 2, Block 42, $21. Lot Block 43, $21. Lot 5, Block 6: Lot 10, Block S21 Li0t 42, $21. Gold Lot 2, 98° $210, ‘Total Tax Penalty. cents. $7.MA Y—NimLot Imp: Pen alty 76: ¢e “HOLTMAN £3, $40. Block Bloek $6.94. 63. HARRIS, A. rod St,, “Lot 4, Block 59; Realty $100, Imps. $200. Total $300. Tax! $5.70. Penalty 57 cents. Total $6.-) yl ee t ENTER SLATS LAND HOL DING . Sacramento St., Lot 4, Block . $50, Tax 95. cents. rene Total $1.04. 1 GEORGE W.Gethse. ce Bot:4,= Block «3467! Imps. $550, Personal S150. Total $830. Tax $16.72. Pen$1.67. Total $18.39 LOPEZ, JOQUIN—Long Lot 15, Block 53; Realty $425.) Part -of Lot 15, tealty £50; me $300. 15, Block 53; $100, Imps. $100, Per. sonal Sd Total $2225. Tax $42.28. Penalty $4.23: Total. $46.51. LEONARD, M .A. Est of—Nile St., Lot 21, Block 57; Realty $50, Imps. $300. Total $350. Tax $6.65. Penalty 60 cents. Total Tax $7.31. > ro 9 Oo, Tunnel 69 Total J: and CO. B25 Realty alt 9 cents. KELLER, mane “st. St Realty $200, St. $50, Imps. Block . 53; Part of Lot # { $100, oes id i Part or] . . i . . . LONG, ELISE— Little Deer Creek. Lots’ 13,14, Block 57: $250. Tax $4.75. Penalty 47 cents. MULRAY, Total. $5.22 THERESA——-East Brd. Lot 18, Block 28; Realty $100, Imp. $400. Lot 2, Block 60; Realty $50. Total) $550. Tax $10.45. Penalty $1.04. Total Tax $11.49. MOUNTAINEER MINE— Champion Road. Lot 5, Block 39; $150. Tax $2.85. Renalty 28 cents. Total $3.13. MARTENS, R.—Lower G. V. Rd. Lot 50, Block 52; Realty $50, Imp. $200. Lot 3, Block 71; Realty $50. Total $300. Tax $5. 70. Penalty 57 cents. Total’Tax $6.27. OSBORN, ETHEL M.—Gethesmene St. Lot 4, Block 46; Realty $50, Imps. $400, Personal $70. To* tal $520. Tax $9.88.-Penalty 99 c. Total Tax $10.87. . PRATTI ANGELINO—Clark St., Lot 8, Block 52; Realty $75, Imps. $375. Total $450. Tax$8.55. Penalty 85 cents. Total Tax $9.40. PONTICELLI, HENRY = MRS. Main St., Lot 1, Block 22; Realty $300, Imps. $2500. Personal $220. Total $3020. Tax $57:38. “Penalty $5.74. Total $63.12. PAGE, MARY : Lot 1. ' fornia. Block 38; Realty $50. Tax 95 cents. Penalty 9 cents. Total Tax $1.04. -POPOVICH, L.—Clay St. Lot 2, Block 58; Realty $100, Imps. $200 Total $400. Tax $7.60: Penalty 70-¢. Total $8.36. RAPP, M. A: Est of—Sac. St. Tot ‘4, Block 52; Realty $100. Tax 51.590 . Penalty 19 cents Total Tax $2.09. SHERMAN, Chas. M.—Champion Road. Lot 3, Block 71: Realty $50, Imps. $250. “Personal $50. Total $2350. Tax $6.65. Penalty 66 cents. Total 2S (313 STEPHENS, GEORGE — Spring St., “Lot 3, Block. 39; Realty. $1060: Tax $1.90, Penalty 19 cents. Total Tax $2.09. SHROEDER and CELIO—Prospect St., Lot 7, Block.50; Realty $50. Tax 95 cents. Penalty 9 cents. Total Tax. $1.04. . oe ee tO" A. and OLSEN} Chi Vv. St. Lot 1, Block 3;. Realty $200, Fe $900, Personal . $50. Total $1150. Tax $21.85. Pen-. alty $2.18. Total Tax $24.03. . TEALH, J. A.—Grass Valley Rd. Lot 18, Block 53;. Realty $1000, Imps. $3500, Personal $80. Total 1380. Tax $26.22. Penalty $2.62. Total Tax $28.84. TOMPSON and GILL—Champion Road. Lot 50, Block 40; Realty $200 Tax $3.80. Penalty 38 cents. Total Tax $471.8 . in the Sierra at altitudes CHRISTMAS TREE. DEMAND POINTS TO GOOD TIMES Another indication of better times is an increased demand this year on the part of agents of Santa Claus for the purchase of Christmas trees from the national forests of CaliThree times the. available stock has been applied for, according to T. D. Woodbury, assistant regional forester in charge of timber Available stock is trees cut the crowded groves of young growthfor the light and ground space to maining stand left to grow future forest. Christmas trees cut on the nation-! sales. from purpose of giving. the reinto a al forests form a relatively small per cent of: the total used in California, but one of the local species of trees , is becoming an important part of! the annual eelebration. This is the] Silver Tip or Silver Fir to disciples of Santa Claus, California red fir to. foresters, Abies magnifica to} scientists. Lumbermen name for it. ver Tip are symmetrical and have The young of the Silalmost no mechanically in form with upturned, branches and limbs cover-! dark green foliage sometimes have a_ silvery Proud and sturdy, it can: carry a glittering load of Christmas cheer without has } in the past . soon be Christmas compact ed with needles whose; sheen. drooping and gaining such favor that it may “‘California’s been few years known Tree,” Forest officers say Saint Nicholas himself taken the Silver cial as that genial . must have Tip under his spe-' protection. It is an exclusive . sort of tree, being found only high up in the northern coast range and between into ou youre how LOW are combined Loe i) Color. 10 2 months aged in the wood he ge ay CS Holbrooke Hotel = . , CEDAR is the way that places SPRINGS od TED . W: Exo ogo Go tstanding popularity. youa satisfying Straight Bourbon. Distributors for Nevada County He k / Find out for is j wD PRICE and Ge ehis in offering ‘Di Grass Valley . A. M., . Sistant scoutmasters, who will be assigned to ‘groups ‘'seouts as leaders to study the patrol 19. . iup the Pow-wow, will be made and ‘ pected that at least Teme em fore the eon forests were created when millions of acres were being privately acquired to feed the California Sawmills. With few exceptions. the Silver Tip grows on government within the national forests, it is being protected and managed under forestry methods so that a continuous supply’ of Christmas; trees. will be available just as long . as California’s children behave well } enough to insure a visit from Santa Claus. SCOUT POW WOW AUBURN, NOV. 30 “Scout troop officers will gather again at the Methodist church in Auburn, Friday, November 30, at 9 for cuss patrol activities. Eagle Scouts of the local chapter of the Knights of Dunamis and older scouts, will give. instruction and lead discussion groups dealing with patrol and troop organization. — The single days program has been ‘ prepared and -will be directed a scout Pow-Wow to dis-: where! Forest. by . members of the Knights of Dunamis! leaders, senior troop scribes and junior for patrol leaders, aswith two older activities of leadership, camping, organization, instruction, community service, meetings and projects. A dinner will be served at noon for the scout delegates the mothers of Auburn troops No. 3 and A picture of the scouts making by and a each days training presented to each certificate will delegate, be -.presented the scout completing in patrol methods. From advance information. based on troops already reporting, it is ex70 will attend. patrol . { bracing the buildings and preparing the camp for winter storms. The. work will. be completed by the end . of the week. As soon as the work . is done the camp will be turned over . . lands!to the care of the Tahoe National . Sacram@énto Monday and will locate Camp Grass Valley is now in fine shape and open to the inspection of visitors, Waldo B. Telfer. states Captain Russel B. Farley, state board of equalization officer, came up from in this section temporarily. staying at the Bret Harte Inn. He is_ or b In cooperation with the government’s new building , Bank of America will accept applications for loans of 20 years maximum duration for ped» ge building or buying new These new long-term building loans, made possible by the National Housing Act, are subject to government regulations. Information about these requirements” may be obtained at any of our 420 branches BANK of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION np to 20 years Borrow to buy Fa =~ m= member . EG RESERVE > SYSTEM a uild residential property. © Four star! Shooting Wards patented knees. 36-inch length Toy Typewriter $1.49 writes! Has complete from Aetually alphabet numerals See it! and one to zero! Big Erector Set $2.48 Makes 75 models! Includes red wheels, large base plates, curved girders. Instructions, Steam Engine 98c Popular upright type! Brass whistle, wooden handle, 2-in. ‘flywheel. Alcohol burner. 11’’. M * @, ie Pub. Nov. 9, 16, 23. 6,000 and 8,500 feet and it usually ' WHITE, LUCY _A.—Gethesmene. grows without mixture of other. i $4.18 ore. PeUnibly 8 canis otal . birth control and is a firm believer . { WORTHLEY, CHAS. T.—Coyote in large families; its high plane of: MOVE TO GRASS VALLEY i St.Lot 14, Block ;Realty $100. living places it above the risk of! Laan o ee sia ree ae forest fires. Not only is it out of. Aq) the CCC boys at White Cloud ! Tax $1 1.40. Penalty $1.14. Total the commercial timber belt, but the: camp up on the Tahoe-Ukiah high. $12.54. wood of the mature trees, encased . way have been moved to camp Grass WHITE, E. M.—Clay St. Lot 2,. in the marrow _ ridged chocolate . valley except two crews who are ! tes as, ues $50, Imps. $650. brown bark offers no attraction to . ante a ) Mey ar $72 99 Janel z ; $1.38 le $13.30. Penalty . lumbermen. Being comparatively: WEEK. DEAN S. “Olay St. Lot 3, . inaccessible and of low commercial . Block 58; Realty 50, Imps. $250. value it was ignored in the days be-} ; I . . Total $800. Tax $5.70. Penalty 57. _— cents. Total $6.27. en ‘ee epee ‘ po ae } z ity of Nevada, State of California . VT i ‘ > 7 5 sae ie { St. Lot 18, Block rane oleae are particularly described ae pend 140 id, + eo SOS Leal y ty} =e a imps. $300. Total $980: Tak $6.65. a rae an ey Pe aaite G6 adiin ‘Vatal $7 31 : CLARK, MARIE—Nevada St., Lot ; : : ee Viet . 7, Block 6; Realty $100, Imps. $900} . : = . Total $1000. Tax $19. Penalty $1.90) ADDENDA . Total $20.90. Se 8 LMORE, LYMAN Tel 6) TO DELINQUENT TAX LISI . Block 6; Realty $300, Imps. $700. . , .oOtal— $1000. Tax . $19. Penalty . NOTICK OF DISPOSAL OF PROB-. $1.90 Total $20.90. ! HRTIES FOR DELINQUENT). HANSON, CHARLOTTE—Lot 5,; te AXES . Block 38; Realty $200, Imps. $600. In pureeaice of iaw, public no-. Total $800. Tax $15.20 Penalty {tice is herby given that the under-. $1.52. Total $16.74. signed tax collector will make deeds HARRIS A. J. andy May—Lot 4, —_ to aes City of Nevada for the sev-. Block 59: “Realty $100, Imps $200. . € pareels-and—tots-ef— property} personal —$50 Total $2350. Tax i'Ch N Ww ae inafter described unless, on or e: ae Panaiee ee a ee oose Oo before the 6 day of December, 1934,. e»4_ Sees ee iP L at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M., reas M. HEECOX, et al—Little Deer . ay ater xes is ade accordance W . eo Tas 175 Sancti cant \ ” M lthe provisions of section 3817 of the . ted Tax, $4.75, Penalty: 47 conte: . Away” Plan makes. it Alities ‘ > + ra > ant . oe TUse & sh o Paid ee Oh Go betatan ute . DBBIMIPPS, GC) Aga Part of Lot 3, possible for you to the provisions of section 381l7a of . ae mp stot d Be bs pron oF chocse now. to get said code, or a conditional payment . ene ty ; Rents. Ota $1,04. ‘ . Ch “y s b i done pyade fi ao rdanee with the nk RONDONI, JOHN—Boulder St.,. ihristmas buying naae “ ance lui 1e@ Qis es ¥ 5 ee See ' Z y SY ction 3817¢c or 3817c¢2 Lot Block 625 Realty VES, Imps. ; . early a to chocse from ‘Said code on said date. five years . . 09: Lotal $175. Tax ($3-32." Pen-} . CW cast ef as ; : : altv 33 eents. Total $3.65 ' . ruse aSEOoriements . r more will have zed from. the Seren : ecsiola Rites Ree . { = 7 5 h Ids te of the sale of said property tok Ne poets eee a ae A small. deposit holds ity. : lwor oz ad this 9th. d of Nov. 1934-72 5390, Lot 13, Block 9: Realty . . your We ms until yoe GARFIPLD PORBSON $100. Personal $50. Total $600. Tax . . want them ee ae Collector of City ef Nevada, . 41] Penalty $1.14, Total $12.54. . in re ember . of @California. WOODS. HAROLD—Sac. St. Lot . pease berore Dec . nd. W are ubjeet! Penalty 28 cents. Total $3.13. Se ee no situa ation Nov.9, Nov. 16, Nov. 23 . coast-to-coast record! Electric headlight. 24-in. track. 50c Checker board; Baby doll; 14with 24 check-in, S the*s ~all ers dressed! 59c 49c 191g in dump Wind fireman truck, heavy and he clinws! steel. A buy! Same as the train, that broke the 27-in. long. See it! Streamlined! Transformer: s 00 Toy cleaning Chinie piano; 8 set; 5-pieces. keys. Baby grand” Useful! Fun! ee Te. 20c Black birds; 16-in. all comwith two guns. position doll Sport! Pretty! 514 in stream2-g un holster line auto, spring set; all leather. motor. See it! * MONTGOMERY . AUBURN, CALIF. Small steel wagon with bumper. New!

are rie ER am eam ore eat te MILK Milk ¢ shest . TA 1933 . >rop. ne 77 heel . NB eerfesteok tA *% ty : % * Ba a % re ateste atest oe es ake + "s se he i+ of 93 Satstefeoeaboteabeteteteteseseattetesteteg >, tes stetestelite ele cu 2 76% x es Hifetfe siete oA = sale . th CE reet he i a ) ( a ScITY TAXES LEVIED FOR THE law, be sold to the City of Nevada, on December 6, 1934. ; ae Ra . @ ALLAN, $170, Tax $3.23, Part ot Block 58; ' Penalty 81 Penalty $2. $11.07. @ce) @ 42, alty FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1934 . \ _THE NEVADA C ITY NUGGETPAGE THREE. ——— ~ DELINQUENT TAX LIST IN THE CITY OF NEVADA, STAWE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE YEAR 1934. Default having been made in the payment of taxes levied in the year 1934 for the City of Nevada for the year ending October 8, 1934, upon the real and personal property described in the delinquent. list hereto appended. Nof therefore, I, W. G. Robson, Tax Collector in and for the -said City of Nevada, by virtue of the authority in me vested, do hereby give public notice that unless the taxés delinquent as appears in said list, together with the penalties, are paid gp or before the sale date given below, the real estate upon which taxes are a lien, will by operation of ANGILINI, M 1, Block 60; Est. of—Part of Lot Realty $50. Part of Lot 6, Block. 62; Realty $100. Imps. $600. Part of Lot 5, Block 62; Realty $100, Imps. $100. Part of Lot 6, Block ‘62; to; Block -13; Block 13; Realty $100. Lot Realty $200. Lot 14, Realty $300. Lot 7, Block . 14; Realty $30, Imps. $1000. Lot 14, 15, Block 13; Realty $750. Tax $74.10, Penalty $7.41, Total $81.51. MARGARET—Part of Lot 5, Block 41; Realty $5. Lot 3, Block 42; Realty $15. Lot 2, Block 42; Realty $10. Lot 2, Block 53: Realty $10. Lot 13, Block 42; Realty $10. Lot 5, Block 42, Realty $20. Lot 10, Bloek $20. Lot 2, Block 38, Gold Tunnel. mine, $85.° Total Penalty 32 cents. Total $3.55. BATEGO, EMILEOLot 14, Block $350, Total $500. Tax. $9.50. alty.-95 cents. Total $10.45. BOVNY: Av J. -Pine St. Block 25; Realty $100, Imps. Total. $800. Tax. $15.20. $1.52. (otal $16:72. BAUER, A. E.—Champion Lot 5,,Block 40; Realty $50, $150. Total $2 00. Tax $3.80. alty 38 ‘cents. Total $4.18. CHATFIELD, CLAYTONpect. Lot 2, Block 55; Realty Imps. $1200, Personal $50. $1350. Tax $25.65. Penalty Total $28.22. CLEMO,HAROLD—Walrath Ave. Lot: 3, Block 44; Realty $150, Imps. $300, Personal $30. Total $480. ‘Tax $9.13. Penalty 91. cents. Total $10.04. CONTI, HENRY—Niles st. Realty $100, Imps. $300, Personal $30. Total $430. Tax $8.17 cents. Total $8.98. CARR R. E. High. Lot 3, Block Realty $200, Imps. $690, Person$250. Total: $1050. Tax $19.95. Dotar $2185. “CONOVER, FANNY= C.-—Sac. Lot 5, Block 50; Realty $100, Imps. $300, Personal $100. Total $500. Tax $9.50. Penalty 95 cents. Total $10.45. DAVIDSON, LOUIS mt. Lot -7, Block. 60; fnrps$400, Personal $530. Tax $10.07 —R. R. Realty $150, Ave., Imp. Penmo. oo, Lot 2S; $700. Penalty Road. Imps. Pen—Pros$100, Total $2.57. Lot: 1, 6; al oR. Realty $30. Penalty $1. -Boulder $100, Total, Total Broad St. 50, Imps. $880. Tax $18.39. St., DILLON, Lot 8, Block $650, Persona $16.72. Penalty . DOW, MARION T. . Lot 10, Block 4; Realty ; $600, Personal $100. Total $800.] Tax $15.20. ~ Penalty $1.52.Total} ! } E . = FRANK-—E. Reaity $1 $80. Total $1.67. Total Grove $100, Imps.: . DOW, HORACE— Commercial St. Lot 26, 13; Realty $100; Imps $150. Total $25 Tax $4.75. Penalty 47 cents. Total $5.22. DEAN, ALICE OPAL—Near pot. “Lot 14, Realty Imps. $25. Tax 95 cent Penalty $1.04. i DOW, IVAN M.—Nimrod Bt. Lot Block 58; Realty $50, Imps. $500! Total $550. Tax $10.45. Pe ale { $1.04. Total $11.49. ENGLEBRIGHT & —Grove. St. Lot 10, Block $100, Imps. Tax $1.90. Penalty Total. $2.09. ERWAY,. CHAS Lot 5; Block 29; Re $300. Total $400: alty 76 cents ee MERSO st® Lor 9. Bl Imps. $200 Pax 5 eents. To PTROLMDI!, Block De; — Block 15; Total $590. 9 cents. Total LE; LEICHESTER 4: Realty} 19¢} . Commercial wk salty $3100, imi S. 1D. Total HE ock 67; Boulder ilty POE FOSEP Tordan St.Lot ik Bice Total S450. Tax $8.59. Total $9.40. GATES, ROBERT [: Block 388; $250;-Personal $31 Total $6 $11.59, Penalty: $b. Total HANSON, CHARLOTTE Broad 5S 385 $200, Total HWA? a) Realty f) 16; Z West Realty cents. Block Penalty Tax 38 $4.18 NKS, “CHAS. Block 29; A -—Cottage St., ; Realty $100, $200. Total -$400-Pax-$7.60. nts. Total $8.36. COZETTE—Part of. Lot 11, Block: 27: $10. Let-3, Block $21l@Lot 2, Block 42, $21. Lot Block 43, $21. Lot 5, Block 6: Lot 10, Block S21 Li0t 42, $21. Gold Lot 2, 98° $210, ‘Total Tax Penalty. cents. $7.MA Y—NimLot Imp: Pen alty 76: ¢e “HOLTMAN £3, $40. Block Bloek $6.94. 63. HARRIS, A. rod St,, “Lot 4, Block 59; Realty $100, Imps. $200. Total $300. Tax! $5.70. Penalty 57 cents. Total $6.-) yl ee t ENTER SLATS LAND HOL DING . Sacramento St., Lot 4, Block . $50, Tax 95. cents. rene Total $1.04. 1 GEORGE W.Gethse. ce Bot:4,= Block «3467! Imps. $550, Personal S150. Total $830. Tax $16.72. Pen$1.67. Total $18.39 LOPEZ, JOQUIN—Long Lot 15, Block 53; Realty $425.) Part -of Lot 15, tealty £50; me $300. 15, Block 53; $100, Imps. $100, Per. sonal Sd Total $2225. Tax $42.28. Penalty $4.23: Total. $46.51. LEONARD, M .A. Est of—Nile St., Lot 21, Block 57; Realty $50, Imps. $300. Total $350. Tax $6.65. Penalty 60 cents. Total Tax $7.31. > ro 9 Oo, Tunnel 69 Total J: and CO. B25 Realty alt 9 cents. KELLER, mane “st. St Realty $200, St. $50, Imps. Block . 53; Part of Lot # { $100, oes id i Part or] . . i . . . LONG, ELISE— Little Deer Creek. Lots’ 13,14, Block 57: $250. Tax $4.75. Penalty 47 cents. MULRAY, Total. $5.22 THERESA——-East Brd. Lot 18, Block 28; Realty $100, Imp. $400. Lot 2, Block 60; Realty $50. Total) $550. Tax $10.45. Penalty $1.04. Total Tax $11.49. MOUNTAINEER MINE— Champion Road. Lot 5, Block 39; $150. Tax $2.85. Renalty 28 cents. Total $3.13. MARTENS, R.—Lower G. V. Rd. Lot 50, Block 52; Realty $50, Imp. $200. Lot 3, Block 71; Realty $50. Total $300. Tax $5. 70. Penalty 57 cents. Total’Tax $6.27. OSBORN, ETHEL M.—Gethesmene St. Lot 4, Block 46; Realty $50, Imps. $400, Personal $70. To* tal $520. Tax $9.88.-Penalty 99 c. Total Tax $10.87. .

PRATTI ANGELINO—Clark St., Lot 8, Block 52; Realty $75, Imps. $375. Total $450. Tax$8.55. Penalty 85 cents. Total Tax $9.40. PONTICELLI, HENRY = MRS. Main St., Lot 1, Block 22; Realty $300, Imps. $2500. Personal $220. Total $3020. Tax $57:38. “Penalty $5.74. Total $63.12. PAGE, MARY : Lot 1. ' fornia. Block 38; Realty $50. Tax 95 cents. Penalty 9 cents. Total Tax $1.04. -POPOVICH, L.—Clay St. Lot 2, Block 58; Realty $100, Imps. $200 Total $400. Tax $7.60: Penalty 70-¢. Total $8.36. RAPP, M. A: Est of—Sac. St. Tot ‘4, Block 52; Realty $100. Tax 51.590 . Penalty 19 cents Total Tax $2.09. SHERMAN, Chas. M.—Champion Road. Lot 3, Block 71: Realty $50, Imps. $250. “Personal $50. Total $2350. Tax $6.65. Penalty 66 cents. Total 2S (313 STEPHENS, GEORGE — Spring St., “Lot 3, Block. 39; Realty. $1060: Tax $1.90, Penalty 19 cents. Total Tax $2.09. SHROEDER and CELIO—Prospect St., Lot 7, Block.50; Realty $50. Tax 95 cents. Penalty 9 cents. Total Tax. $1.04. . oe ee tO" A. and OLSEN} Chi Vv. St. Lot 1, Block 3;. Realty $200, Fe $900, Personal . $50. Total $1150. Tax $21.85. Pen-. alty $2.18. Total Tax $24.03. . TEALH, J. A.—Grass Valley Rd. Lot 18, Block 53;. Realty $1000, Imps. $3500, Personal $80. Total 1380. Tax $26.22. Penalty $2.62. Total Tax $28.84. TOMPSON and GILL—Champion Road. Lot 50, Block 40; Realty $200 Tax $3.80. Penalty 38 cents. Total Tax $471.8 . in the Sierra at altitudes CHRISTMAS TREE. DEMAND POINTS TO GOOD TIMES Another indication of better times is an increased demand this year on the part of agents of Santa Claus for the purchase of Christmas trees from the national forests of CaliThree times the. available stock has been applied for, according to T. D. Woodbury, assistant regional forester in charge of timber Available stock is trees cut the crowded groves of young growthfor the light and ground space to maining stand left to grow future forest. Christmas trees cut on the nation-! sales. from purpose of giving. the reinto a al forests form a relatively small per cent of: the total used in California, but one of the local species of trees , is becoming an important part of! the annual eelebration. This is the] Silver Tip or Silver Fir to disciples of Santa Claus, California red fir to. foresters, Abies magnifica to} scientists. Lumbermen name for it. ver Tip are symmetrical and have The young of the Silalmost no mechanically in form with upturned, branches and limbs cover-! dark green foliage sometimes have a_ silvery Proud and sturdy, it can: carry a glittering load of Christmas cheer without has } in the past . soon be Christmas compact ed with needles whose; sheen. drooping and gaining such favor that it may “‘California’s been few years known Tree,” Forest officers say Saint Nicholas himself taken the Silver cial as that genial . must have Tip under his spe-' protection. It is an exclusive . sort of tree, being found only high up in the northern coast range and between into ou youre how LOW are combined Loe i) Color. 10 2 months aged in the wood he ge ay CS Holbrooke Hotel = . , CEDAR is the way that places SPRINGS od TED . W: Exo ogo Go tstanding popularity. youa satisfying Straight Bourbon. Distributors for Nevada County He k / Find out for is j wD PRICE and Ge ehis in offering ‘Di Grass Valley . A. M., . Sistant scoutmasters, who will be assigned to ‘groups ‘'seouts as leaders to study the patrol 19. . iup the Pow-wow, will be made and ‘ pected that at least Teme em fore the eon forests were created when millions of acres were being privately acquired to feed the California Sawmills. With few exceptions. the Silver Tip grows on government within the national forests, it is being protected and managed under forestry methods so that a continuous supply’ of Christmas; trees. will be available just as long . as California’s children behave well } enough to insure a visit from Santa Claus. SCOUT POW WOW AUBURN, NOV. 30 “Scout troop officers will gather again at the Methodist church in Auburn, Friday, November 30, at 9 for cuss patrol activities. Eagle Scouts of the local chapter of the Knights of Dunamis and older scouts, will give. instruction and lead discussion groups dealing with patrol and troop organization. — The single days program has been ‘ prepared and -will be directed a scout Pow-Wow to dis-: where! Forest. by . members of the Knights of Dunamis! leaders, senior troop scribes and junior for patrol leaders, aswith two older activities of leadership, camping, organization, instruction, community service, meetings and projects. A dinner will be served at noon for the scout delegates the mothers of Auburn troops No. 3 and A picture of the scouts making by and a each days training presented to each certificate will delegate, be -.presented the scout completing in patrol methods. From advance information. based on troops already reporting, it is ex70 will attend. patrol . { bracing the buildings and preparing the camp for winter storms. The. work will. be completed by the end . of the week. As soon as the work . is done the camp will be turned over . . lands!to the care of the Tahoe National . Sacram@énto Monday and will locate Camp Grass Valley is now in fine shape and open to the inspection of visitors, Waldo B. Telfer. states Captain Russel B. Farley, state board of equalization officer, came up from in this section temporarily. staying at the Bret Harte Inn. He is_ or b In cooperation with the government’s new building , Bank of America will accept applications for loans of 20 years maximum duration for ped» ge building or buying new These new long-term building loans, made possible by the National Housing Act, are subject to government regulations. Information about these requirements” may be obtained at any of our 420 branches BANK of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION np to 20 years Borrow to buy Fa =~ m= member . EG RESERVE > SYSTEM a uild residential property. © Four star! Shooting Wards patented knees. 36-inch length Toy Typewriter $1.49 writes! Has complete from Aetually alphabet numerals See it! and one to zero! Big Erector Set $2.48 Makes 75 models! Includes red wheels, large base plates, curved girders. Instructions, Steam Engine 98c Popular upright type! Brass whistle, wooden handle, 2-in. ‘flywheel. Alcohol burner. 11’’. M * @, ie Pub. Nov. 9, 16, 23. 6,000 and 8,500 feet and it usually ' WHITE, LUCY _A.—Gethesmene. grows without mixture of other. i $4.18 ore. PeUnibly 8 canis otal . birth control and is a firm believer . { WORTHLEY, CHAS. T.—Coyote in large families; its high plane of: MOVE TO GRASS VALLEY i St.Lot 14, Block ;Realty $100. living places it above the risk of! Laan o ee sia ree ae forest fires. Not only is it out of. Aq) the CCC boys at White Cloud ! Tax $1 1.40. Penalty $1.14. Total the commercial timber belt, but the: camp up on the Tahoe-Ukiah high. $12.54. wood of the mature trees, encased . way have been moved to camp Grass WHITE, E. M.—Clay St. Lot 2,. in the marrow _ ridged chocolate . valley except two crews who are ! tes as, ues $50, Imps. $650. brown bark offers no attraction to . ante a ) Mey ar $72 99 Janel z ; $1.38 le $13.30. Penalty . lumbermen. Being comparatively: WEEK. DEAN S. “Olay St. Lot 3, . inaccessible and of low commercial . Block 58; Realty 50, Imps. $250. value it was ignored in the days be-} ; I . . Total $800. Tax $5.70. Penalty 57. _— cents. Total $6.27. en ‘ee epee ‘ po ae } z ity of Nevada, State of California . VT i ‘ > 7 5 sae ie { St. Lot 18, Block rane oleae are particularly described ae pend 140 id, + eo SOS Leal y ty} =e a imps. $300. Total $980: Tak $6.65. a rae an ey Pe aaite G6 adiin ‘Vatal $7 31 : CLARK, MARIE—Nevada St., Lot ; : : ee Viet . 7, Block 6; Realty $100, Imps. $900} . : = . Total $1000. Tax $19. Penalty $1.90) ADDENDA . Total $20.90. Se 8 LMORE, LYMAN Tel 6) TO DELINQUENT TAX LISI . Block 6; Realty $300, Imps. $700. . , .oOtal— $1000. Tax . $19. Penalty . NOTICK OF DISPOSAL OF PROB-. $1.90 Total $20.90. ! HRTIES FOR DELINQUENT). HANSON, CHARLOTTE—Lot 5,; te AXES . Block 38; Realty $200, Imps. $600. In pureeaice of iaw, public no-. Total $800. Tax $15.20 Penalty {tice is herby given that the under-. $1.52. Total $16.74. signed tax collector will make deeds HARRIS A. J. andy May—Lot 4, —_ to aes City of Nevada for the sev-. Block 59: “Realty $100, Imps $200. . € pareels-and—tots-ef— property} personal —$50 Total $2350. Tax i'Ch N Ww ae inafter described unless, on or e: ae Panaiee ee a ee oose Oo before the 6 day of December, 1934,. e»4_ Sees ee iP L at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M., reas M. HEECOX, et al—Little Deer . ay ater xes is ade accordance W . eo Tas 175 Sancti cant \ ” M lthe provisions of section 3817 of the . ted Tax, $4.75, Penalty: 47 conte: . Away” Plan makes. it Alities ‘ > + ra > ant . oe TUse & sh o Paid ee Oh Go betatan ute . DBBIMIPPS, GC) Aga Part of Lot 3, possible for you to the provisions of section 381l7a of . ae mp stot d Be bs pron oF chocse now.. to get said code, or a conditional payment . ene ty ; Rents. Ota $1,04. ‘ . Ch “y s b i done pyade fi ao rdanee with the nk RONDONI, JOHN—Boulder St.,. ihristmas buying naae “ ance lui 1e@ Qis es ¥ 5 ee See ' Z y SY ction 3817¢c or 3817c¢2 Lot Block 625 Realty VES, Imps. ; . early a to chocse from ‘Said code on said date. five years . . 09: Lotal $175. Tax ($3-32." Pen-} . CW cast ef as ; : : altv 33 eents. Total $3.65 ' . ruse aSEOoriements . r more will have zed from. the Seren : ecsiola Rites Ree . { = 7 5 h Ids te of the sale of said property tok Ne poets eee a ae A small. deposit holds ity. : lwor oz ad this 9th. d of Nov. 1934-72 5390, Lot 13, Block 9: Realty . . your We ms until yoe GARFIPLD PORBSON $100. Personal $50. Total $600. Tax . . want them ee ae Collector of City ef Nevada, . 41] Penalty $1.14, Total $12.54. . in re ember . of @California. WOODS. HAROLD—Sac. St. Lot . pease berore Dec . nd. W are ubjeet! Penalty 28 cents. Total $3.13. Se ee no situa ation Nov.9, Nov. 16, Nov. 23 . coast-to-coast record! Electric headlight. 24-in. track. 50c Checker board; Baby doll; 14with 24 check-in, S the*s ~all ers dressed! 59c 49c 191g in dump Wind fireman truck, heavy and he clinws! steel. A buy! Same as the train, that broke the 27-in. long. See it! Streamlined! Transformer: s 00 Toy cleaning Chinie piano; 8 set; 5-pieces. keys. Baby grand” Useful! Fun! ee Te. 20c Black birds; 16-in. all comwith two guns. position doll Sport! Pretty! 514 in stream2-g un holster line auto, spring set; all leather. motor. See it! * MONTGOMERY . AUBURN, CALIF. Small steel wagon with bumper. New!