November 4, 1947 (4 pages)

20 West 91° 46:/100 “feet; “South gira 74° 92° West 45 2 /10 feet; South TH E Sal . Diary of a 49’er, $62.51’ West 108: 3/10. feet to} B ; FROM THE BOOK EDITED BY C. L. CANFIELD alate fence corners-thence, along fence, . ” North 29° 25° West 84 87 /100 feet to torner of fence on Sotth-side. . RY . -gouth side of road, North 52° 07 East 39 77 /100 feet; thence along fence on South side of said road, North 67° 49” East 79 66 /100 feet: thence North 31° 17°. West 256 1 /A@ feét ‘to corner of fence on Southerly side of old ditch; thence “North «50° 38) East 179 3/10 feet-to point on Southerly side. of old ditch; thence North 50° 25’ East 159 9/10 feet to corner of fence; thence South 38° 37’ East 293 feet to place of beginning, containing 3 5/10 acres, more or less. EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that portién of said parcel of land lying outside of the exterior] ‘ boundaries of the Hartford Placer . -} Mine, designated. as Lot No. 87 embracing a portion of said Sections 1 and 12. : You are hereby directed to appear and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above brought against you~in the Superior .Court of the _ County of Nevada, State of © California, within ten days: after the service on you of this summons, if served within ‘this County, or. within thirty days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unless you.appear and angwer asa ‘required, the said plainti will take judgment for. — any money or damage demanded in the complaint as arising upon contract, or plaintiffs will apply to. the Court for any relief deI fnanded in the complaint. seh caine ‘. GIVEN. under my, hand a as Larry Mullen), E.} 491 of the SuBertor ‘Court of this ues WANTED—Good used cars. .Highest prices paid. Drive in “with car, Leave with cash. EARL GOVEY GARAGE, 143 Bast Main? St, Grasse Valley. tf (also known a8 Larry -Mfiilen), E, ~ ML RECTOR;:as administrator of the Estate of W. G. Richards, deceased, MARGUPRITE JILBERT (formerly Margaret Allen), ALBERT G. ALLEN ‘COSETTE ALLEN HOLTMAN (also known as Cosette D. Allény,’, Mary Ann Davies, CAROLINE FRANCIS DAVIES, DUKE T. YOULTEN, PATRICK H. LEONARD and NELLIS. _H. LEONARD, his wife, DOYLE . J. ,UNDERWOOD afd ZORA Z. UNDERWOOD, his wife; JANE DOE, . and also ‘all other. persons un* known claiming any right, title estate, fien or interest in the real property described in the Complaint. adverse to Plaintiffs ownership, or any cloud upon: Plaintiff's title thereto, JANUARY 4, 1852.—1I had a disappointment =f my New Year. I have been expecting every da ee hear that Marie had got back to San Francisco ee instead I got a letter saying that unless . insisted o Me coming at once she would wait a couple of Be er more before starting for America. She was ] oa after her investments and visiting her psdiiles cakes ag a mother andtwo sisters living in Paris—and a did not know when we. would go back tomate Bie staying longer than she planned. e letter Pate: . a fit of the blues and . almost made up my mj da take a plunge, leave the country and go to Paris ; self. Pard hurt me by jokingly suggesting Persia: my Frenchman had cut me out, and maybe ke is right: ome if that is true what would be the use of me making a journey for nothing. I wrote her a long letter tl her that.1 was in earnest; and if she intended ye ke Be her promise she must come back without delay pi: It doesn’t look as if we were going to ‘get into ths creek very soon with our new mining scheme ee * keeps on raining just enough to raise the wateg Rey flood level. In the meantime we have got tired of ing and have. started to drift on our old claim. It is ng paying. very big. The streak of pay dirt is only abow two feet wide and a foot deep. We have to shore ap lary. treaty with Mexico, 1884. 13—Battle of Guadalcanal by U.S. Navy, 1942. z MeCourtney Road to sec from Atlanta, 1000 . Phone Grass Valley 101-3 5 before © pm. mm,. STARLET STUDIO OF DANC . 1:00 to'8:00, Oaate toe : '15—Pearl Harbor inquiry began, 1945 ‘ ~ Oklahoma admitted to Union, 1907. 17—Suez canal opened, 1869. time adopted, ~ 18—Standard 1883. NT D # Action brought in the Superior Court of the Cotinty. of Nevada, ‘. . State of California and the Com-. . plaint filed in the office of the County’ Clerk of said county Frank. G. Finnegan, attorney. for the estate ¢f W. G. RICHARDS,. conga “¢ deceased. °MARGUERITE. JILwo ae orinerly _Margaret Allen} (ag. ALBERT. G) ALLEN, COSETTE. ° ALLEN JIMAN (also known} i te D, Allen), MARY ANN]. Bs ‘DAVIES, CAROLINE FRANCIS] Frank G, Finn his 22nd day of July, ry the ground with timber and it takes us a lot of om time:cutting it. We drifted about eight feet last week and took out.eleven ounces. Our jackass is getting-to be.a nuisance and is almost as much of a pét as Jack, although we don't let him 21—Mayflo s,compact signed, 10 sleep in the cabin, a liberty which, judging by id actions, he seems to think should be allowed him a well as the dog. He gives us a concert in the ea morning that wakes up the woods; follows at our he to the claim; when we visit our neighbors, trots along ag if social duties were in his line, and “he-haws’”’ ang brays whenever:‘we are out of sight. Pard says tha with the exception that he is too fat, he has all the symptoms of being in love. : JANUARY 11, 1852.—The country is stirred over a mysterious tragedy that nobody seems able ts solve. Neither Ristine nor Carther, the two miner at whose cabin we ate our Christmas supper, have heen seen by anybody since that night. No attenti 7 would have been paid to this, as the boys do not track of each other to.any extent, had it not been Sunday, a week ago, Henry Shively went dow# ft ‘their place to pay them a visit. He found the door ¢ the cabin open, and no sign of the men around. This ‘. would not have seemed. strange had not the inside of the shanty looked as if:no one had been there for ¢ week. The fire was dtad in the fireplace and a pot ¢ beans that hung‘on the hook had been there fér days as the contents were sour and mouldy. The flour sack had been gnawed open in places and flour was scat tered over. the floor—no doubt the work of coyotes and mountain rats. Nothing else seemed to have been disturbed. Shively went down to their claim, which was close by, and found their Tom and tools in place i he picks and shovels and the Tom ifon were rusty, t. proving that they had not worked in the mine for 2 week or more. Thinking it queer he concluded to come up and tell Pard the circumstances, which he did, meet: ing Anderson on the trail coming back from town Pard turned back and went with him to their cabin taking Platt along. They found everything as Shivel had told them, noted that.the best clothes were hanging over their beds, a shotgun and rifle on pegs overt fireplace, and a six-shoofer under one of the pil ows: 1/On.a little shelf by the window, where the gold scales stood, there was a yeast powder can with about ounces of gold in it. It was certain from the looks o things that the men had no intention of: leaving, ame it was also sure that they had not been near their cabin or their claim for a week or ten days. Pard came home and told me about it and next morning. early we rode down to Selby Flat to see if anything had turned to explain the mystery. Nobody there had seen @ thing of the missing men since Christmas. After tal ing it over it was agreed that a delegation should ¢ over to Nevada and find out if they had been ' or had left by any of the stage lines, while about twenlj ‘of us formed a searching party to look the country ove in the vicinity of the cabin. In the middle of the fort noon we ‘some of the boys shouting up on # hill and, on going to them, found out that they 3% discovered Ristine's\body under a manzanita bush: was in bad shape and the coyotes had torn off be arms, but the face was not touched. A watch was lem the coroner notified, and that afternoon an inquest WE held. -Outside of the fact that Ristine was dead, not DAVIES, LUKE T. YOULTEN;! attorn PATRICK +H. LEONARD andy . . NELLIG H. LMONARD, his wite. = — = i Be y-S05. danger signe and. DOYLE J. UNDERWOOD 2 and ZORA Z. UNDERWOOD, his br PN 6 ase wife, JANE DOE, and also all) ~~ other persons unknown, claiming Mrs. Catherine G LEAVE MEALS: FOR HUBBY jany right, title, estate, lien or]. Paha ye Se INTEREST, in the real property. GRASS VALLEY: «A ‘faneral described in the complaint . ad-. service was held yseterday mornverse to Plaintiff's ownership, or. ing in. St. Patrick's. Catholic}, any cloud upon Plaintiff's title] church for Mrs. Catherine Crow. . thereto: Defendants: ley,. former resident: of WashingYou are hereby notified that/ton, Ne county, who died an action has been commenced) october .3ist in San’ Francisco. . against you in the entitled Court] phe service was conducted by Rev. Patrick OR’eilly. Interment If you’re going.no a vacation, Mrs. Homemakeér,, :and,. leaving your husband at home to get his meals, you cali prepare his week’s food before yow go. You simply package and ‘wrap it carefully, and pop it in your home freezer. All hubby does is dip into the freezer each evening. ehile children like to take ‘by the above entitled. plaintiffs h or your huswas in: the family plot, Washing‘for, the purpose of determining all adverse to any clouds] ton cemetery. areas the title to all that certain Surviving the deceased are her hes . Tet situated in the City} children, Michael W., Lawrence ‘of Neyada, County of Nevada,. w., John A. Gerald B., and Le. State of California, and morel. iand T. Crowley; Mrs, Elma Nan. particularly described as-follows:} sie, Mrs. Esther Bixler, Mrs, Ruth Gmiener, Mrs. Dorothy ie TtQaWits ose . thaws, than. tie! ‘Thomas, Mrs: Madeline’ Larsen, be if they were ‘herly several grandchildren, and nephcked that morn-. ‘TS which the quarter section. ews and nieces, all pf*San franog . eorner omthe liné between Sec-. cisco. Bae tion One. a Twelve (12) in] Mrs. Crowley was born in Nehe a, vada county 75 years ago. , ‘Commencing ‘at ‘fence corner oh the southerly side of a road The streets south of Market ‘street in San Frajicisco run at j right angles to” rket street. . . The high.court of justiciary is. the supreme crimjnal court in Motor vehicle accidents in San Francisco in -1946 «accounted for . the death of 157 persons. Fishing is the principal occupation of the population of Newfoundland. ee 4 “seen P BANK OF AMERICA : t ur into a bank.don’t be. At Bank of America you'll find men and women whose be Sragranyectogein! antearyy ly expect primary interests.and ae ‘Bank of . America Colifornia's Statewide Bonk ni PTC. ing was developed and the jury returned a verdict § “died from unknown causes.” Then a thorough seam of the cabin was made and inside of the mattrese*) big buckskin purse was found, which contained ab0v eight hundred dollars in dust. In a box under the ott bunk there were three yeast powder cans that we full to the top with gold. We buried Ristine close where we found his body and it was a sickening J® {From letters in the box it was learned that both ms from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. There is no susp" ™ of robbery, for there was nothing stolen; and it doce! look like murder, for ‘if one had killed the other § aurdere? would certainly have hidden the traces ©. d to quit the country. The general opin’ arter is dead and that his remains will be See! You can pack everything ite Two Suiter. _ ne 4 camara} mane a Pg at Sie ®t c >

20 West 91° 46:/100 “feet; “South gira 74° 92° West 45 2 /10 feet; South TH E Sal . Diary of a 49’er, $62.51’ West 108: 3/10. feet to} B ; FROM THE BOOK EDITED BY C. L. CANFIELD alate fence corners-thence, along fence, . ” North 29° 25° West 84 87 /100 feet to torner of fence on Sotth-side. . RY . -gouth side of road, North 52° 07 East 39 77 /100 feet; thence along fence on South side of said road, North 67° 49” East 79 66 /100 feet: thence North 31° 17°. West 256 1 /A@ feét ‘to corner of fence on Southerly side of old ditch; thence “North «50° 38) East 179 3/10 feet-to point on Southerly side. of old ditch; thence North 50° 25’ East 159 9/10 feet to corner of fence; thence South 38° 37’ East 293 feet to place of beginning, containing 3 5/10 acres, more or less. EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that portién of said parcel of land lying outside of the exterior] ‘ boundaries of the Hartford Placer . -} Mine, designated. as Lot No. 87 embracing a portion of said Sections 1 and 12. : You are hereby directed to appear and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above brought against you~in the Superior .Court of the _ County of Nevada, State of © California, within ten days: after the service on you of this summons, if served within ‘this County, or. within thirty days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unless you.appear and angwer asa ‘required, the said plainti will take judgment for. — any money or damage demanded in the complaint as arising upon contract, or plaintiffs will apply to. the Court for any relief deI fnanded in the complaint. seh caine ‘. GIVEN. under my, hand a as Larry Mullen), E.} 491 of the SuBertor ‘Court of this ues WANTED—Good used cars. .Highest prices paid. Drive in “with car, Leave with cash. EARL GOVEY GARAGE, 143 Bast Main? St, Grasse Valley. tf (also known a8 Larry -Mfiilen), E, ~ ML RECTOR;:as administrator of the Estate of W. G. Richards, deceased, MARGUPRITE JILBERT (formerly Margaret Allen), ALBERT G. ALLEN ‘COSETTE ALLEN HOLTMAN (also known as Cosette D. Allény,’, Mary Ann Davies, CAROLINE FRANCIS DAVIES, DUKE T. YOULTEN, PATRICK H. LEONARD and NELLIS. _H. LEONARD, his wife, DOYLE . J. ,UNDERWOOD afd ZORA Z. UNDERWOOD, his wife; JANE DOE, . and also ‘all other. persons un* known claiming any right, title estate, fien or interest in the real property described in the Complaint. adverse to Plaintiffs ownership, or any cloud upon: Plaintiff's title thereto, JANUARY 4, 1852.—1I had a disappointment =f my New Year. I have been expecting every da ee hear that Marie had got back to San Francisco ee instead I got a letter saying that unless . insisted o Me coming at once she would wait a couple of Be er more before starting for America. She was ] oa after her investments and visiting her psdiiles cakes ag a mother andtwo sisters living in Paris—and a did not know when we. would go back tomate Bie staying longer than she planned. e letter Pate: . a fit of the blues and . almost made up my mj da take a plunge, leave the country and go to Paris ; self. Pard hurt me by jokingly suggesting Persia: my Frenchman had cut me out, and maybe ke is right: ome if that is true what would be the use of me making a journey for nothing. I wrote her a long letter tl her that.1 was in earnest; and if she intended ye ke Be her promise she must come back without delay pi: It doesn’t look as if we were going to ‘get into ths creek very soon with our new mining scheme ee * keeps on raining just enough to raise the wateg Rey flood level. In the meantime we have got tired of ing and have. started to drift on our old claim. It is ng paying. very big. The streak of pay dirt is only abow two feet wide and a foot deep. We have to shore ap lary. treaty with Mexico, 1884. 13—Battle of Guadalcanal by U.S. Navy, 1942. z MeCourtney Road to sec from Atlanta, 1000 . Phone Grass Valley 101-3 5 before © pm. mm,. STARLET STUDIO OF DANC . 1:00 to'8:00, Oaate toe : '15—Pearl Harbor inquiry began, 1945 ‘ ~ Oklahoma admitted to Union, 1907. 17—Suez canal opened, 1869. time adopted, ~ 18—Standard 1883. NT D # Action brought in the Superior Court of the Cotinty. of Nevada, ‘. . State of California and the Com-. . plaint filed in the office of the County’ Clerk of said county Frank. G. Finnegan, attorney. for the estate ¢f W. G. RICHARDS,. conga “¢ deceased. °MARGUERITE. JILwo ae orinerly _Margaret Allen} (ag. ALBERT. G) ALLEN, COSETTE. ° ALLEN JIMAN (also known} i te D, Allen), MARY ANN]. Bs ‘DAVIES, CAROLINE FRANCIS] Frank G, Finn his 22nd day of July, ry the ground with timber and it takes us a lot of om time:cutting it. We drifted about eight feet last week and took out.eleven ounces. Our jackass is getting-to be.a nuisance and is almost as much of a pét as Jack, although we don't let him 21—Mayflo s,compact signed, 10 sleep in the cabin, a liberty which, judging by id actions, he seems to think should be allowed him a well as the dog. He gives us a concert in the ea morning that wakes up the woods; follows at our he to the claim; when we visit our neighbors, trots along ag if social duties were in his line, and “he-haws’”’ ang brays whenever:‘we are out of sight. Pard says tha

with the exception that he is too fat, he has all the symptoms of being in love. : JANUARY 11, 1852.—The country is stirred over a mysterious tragedy that nobody seems able ts solve. Neither Ristine nor Carther, the two miner at whose cabin we ate our Christmas supper, have heen seen by anybody since that night. No attenti 7 would have been paid to this, as the boys do not track of each other to.any extent, had it not been Sunday, a week ago, Henry Shively went dow# ft ‘their place to pay them a visit. He found the door ¢ the cabin open, and no sign of the men around. This ‘. would not have seemed. strange had not the inside of the shanty looked as if:no one had been there for ¢ week. The fire was dtad in the fireplace and a pot ¢ beans that hung‘on the hook had been there fér days as the contents were sour and mouldy. The flour sack had been gnawed open in places and flour was scat tered over. the floor—no doubt the work of coyotes and mountain rats. Nothing else seemed to have been disturbed. Shively went down to their claim, which was close by, and found their Tom and tools in place i he picks and shovels and the Tom ifon were rusty, t. proving that they had not worked in the mine for 2 week or more. Thinking it queer he concluded to come up and tell Pard the circumstances, which he did, meet: ing Anderson on the trail coming back from town Pard turned back and went with him to their cabin taking Platt along. They found everything as Shivel had told them, noted that.the best clothes were hanging over their beds, a shotgun and rifle on pegs overt fireplace, and a six-shoofer under one of the pil ows: 1/On.a little shelf by the window, where the gold scales stood, there was a yeast powder can with about ounces of gold in it. It was certain from the looks o things that the men had no intention of: leaving, ame it was also sure that they had not been near their cabin or their claim for a week or ten days. Pard came home and told me about it and next morning. early we rode down to Selby Flat to see if anything had turned to explain the mystery. Nobody there had seen @ thing of the missing men since Christmas. After tal ing it over it was agreed that a delegation should ¢ over to Nevada and find out if they had been ' or had left by any of the stage lines, while about twenlj ‘of us formed a searching party to look the country ove in the vicinity of the cabin. In the middle of the fort noon we ‘some of the boys shouting up on # hill and, on going to them, found out that they 3% discovered Ristine's\body under a manzanita bush: was in bad shape and the coyotes had torn off be arms, but the face was not touched. A watch was lem the coroner notified, and that afternoon an inquest WE held. -Outside of the fact that Ristine was dead, not DAVIES, LUKE T. YOULTEN;! attorn PATRICK +H. LEONARD andy . . NELLIG H. LMONARD, his wite. = — = i Be y-S05. danger signe and. DOYLE J.. UNDERWOOD 2 and ZORA Z. UNDERWOOD, his br PN 6 ase wife, JANE DOE, and also all) ~~ other persons unknown, claiming Mrs. Catherine G LEAVE MEALS: FOR HUBBY jany right, title, estate, lien or].. Paha ye Se INTEREST, in the real property. GRASS VALLEY: «A ‘faneral described in the complaint . ad-. service was held yseterday mornverse to Plaintiff's ownership, or. ing in. St.. Patrick's. Catholic}, any cloud upon Plaintiff's title] church for Mrs. Catherine Crow. . thereto: Defendants: ley,. former resident: of WashingYou are hereby notified that/ton, Ne county, who died an action has been commenced) october .3ist in San’ Francisco. . against you in the entitled Court] phe service was conducted by Rev. Patrick OR’eilly. Interment If you’re going.no a vacation, Mrs. Homemakeér,, :and,. leaving your husband at home to get his meals, you cali prepare his week’s food before yow go. You simply package and ‘wrap it carefully, and pop it in your home freezer. All hubby does is dip into the freezer each evening. ehile children like to take ‘by the above entitled. plaintiffs h or your huswas in: the family plot, Washing‘for, the purpose of determining all adverse to any clouds] ton cemetery.. areas the title to all that certain Surviving the deceased are her hes . Tet situated in the City} children, Michael W., Lawrence ‘of Neyada, County of Nevada,. w., John A. Gerald B., and Le. State of California, and morel. iand T. Crowley; Mrs, Elma Nan. particularly described as-follows:} sie, Mrs. Esther Bixler, Mrs, Ruth Gmiener, Mrs. Dorothy ie TtQaWits ose . thaws, than. tie! ‘Thomas, Mrs: Madeline’ Larsen, be if they were ‘herly several grandchildren, and nephcked that morn-. ‘TS which the quarter section. ews and nieces, all pf*San franog . eorner omthe liné between Sec-. cisco. Bae tion One. a Twelve (12) in] Mrs. Crowley was born in Nehe a, vada county 75 years ago. , ‘Commencing ‘at ‘fence corner oh the southerly side of a road The streets south of Market ‘street in San Frajicisco run at j right angles to” rket street. . . The high.court of justiciary is. the supreme crimjnal court in Motor vehicle accidents in San Francisco in -1946 «accounted for . the death of 157 persons. Fishing is the principal occupation of the population of Newfoundland. ee 4 “seen P BANK OF AMERICA : t ur into a bank..don’t be. At Bank of America you'll find men and women whose be Sragranyectogein! antearyy ly expect primary interests..and ae ‘Bank of . America Colifornia's Statewide Bonk ni PTC. ing was developed and the jury returned a verdict § “died from unknown causes.” Then a thorough seam of the cabin was made and inside of the mattrese*) big buckskin purse was found, which contained ab0v eight hundred dollars in dust. In a box under the ott bunk there were three yeast powder cans that we full to the top with gold. We buried Ristine close where we found his body and it was a sickening J® {From letters in the box it was learned that both ms from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. There is no susp" ™ of robbery, for there was nothing stolen; and it doce! look like murder, for ‘if one had killed the other § aurdere? would certainly have hidden the traces ©. d to quit the country. The general opin’ arter is dead and that his remains will be See! You can pack everything ite Two Suiter. _ ne 4 camara} mane a Pg at Sie ®t c >