October 15, 1928 (6 pages)

& —_ THE NEVADA: ‘CITY NUGCET, CALIFORNIA _ * THE NUGGET PAGE OF MINING NEWS Seymour Gold Placer Mines Company has bought -the Pat Holland claims on South Fork of Coffee ereek, near Carrville, Vanacuver,. British Columbia mining men are . interested. Work will start at once. on a large scale. I. M. Zimmerman of Los Angeles is secretary of the company. The McNamara Mining and Milling Company and MsNamara-Crescent Company expect to start work within two weeks. T. G. Joseph is president. . SHASTA COUNTY The Niagara mine west of French Gulch has a recent strike 1000 feet below surface that is creating great , interest. The ore is said to go $200 a ton. Mt. Shasta Siliea Company has 46 claims of 160° acres each. Steam shovels are used in operating. Will start as freight rates are arranged. Mt. Shasts Coal Company is making good progress. Aluminum igs also found in some of the clay deposits. Lineoln. potteries handle the clay. YOLO COUNTY The North Star Tunnel and Development Company have taken a/! lease and option on the Reed quicksilver mine. M. Grotoyohn is president. Myra Mines Companies have a working agreement. MARIPOSA COUNTY The work at the Feliciana mine of late has been drifting and stoping of ore on the 200 foot level. 16 men are employed. The mill has a capacity of 40 tons daily and is to start at once. Ore is said to average $25. per ton. The Fremont Grant Company will loeate at Mt. Bullion with offices at Mariposa. It is a New York Com-. pany and the Grant : property is a large one,formerly the Mariposa Commercial ;ra_ City FROM OUR READERS JIM STEWART SAYS: Once again I am appealing to the Hydraulic Miners of the Ninth : Assembly district. We gave Ed Gaylord a majority of the votes in this ra City are’ prepared: to do gravel ' district, but on account of the premining. Oregon and Oakland men sent élection laws being like the : é ed m of chess, he was interested.-Thomas Proctor of SierEaoaeid oe eee : : : counted out and not allowed to apis secretary-treasurer. . Q pear on the November ballot, notSISKIYOU COUNTY . withstanding the fact that he had a: Grant and oore of Los : majority of all the votes cast and . have bonded the A. S. Hathaway basoe the Democratic nomination. ! mine near Callahan. A 100 ton! Y But rally again, we have in J. L. mill will be installed and in operaSeawell (a candidate “that we can ies in 30 days. support without reservation. Jerry Plans are under way to mine, geawell was a fireman on the S. P. chrome ore in the Sousa ranch near for a number of years and we have Yreka. It:runs 45 per cent chro-' nag many conversations regarding mite with market in San Francisco. . the hydraulic miners problems. He 20 tons of ore are being treated . i, for us 100 per cent, and if we daily in the new revolving hammer SS Oe eee eS = te SIERRA COUNTY Gray Eagle mine near Downieville wil start in near future. One Thousand and One Placer MinesMines Incorporated near SierAngeles do as well for him, we will have} J. L. “Jerry” SEAWELL stamp mill on the Lucky Mae prop-! ,,, ally worth while. : erty Near Scotts” Bar. A 175 foot! 4g 1 stated in Gaylord's camPopular Independent Candidate for drift is on a ledge averaging five and a half feet. C. E, Humphrey is in chargé, : The Big Balck Bear mine, well known gold producer, is making plans to again make a good record. local and British Columbian interests are developing it. Three new paign, all of you whom I have seen, assured me that you would aid the hydraulic miners fight: I know that those of you whom I haven’t seen oe are just as loyal. I am asking you ' to cast your vote for Seawell if you want to help Assembly Who Looks to Sweep District With Large Vote —— me ee Close Up of the ‘Moon One of the latest “‘closeup’’ photographs of the moon enlarges it to me and help your-}a point where a map can be made i ‘a ‘ i ‘ ai selves. on a scale of 50 miles to the inch. ree gold veins have been discover: ; Do not be misled by eleventh Health authorities say that during ed besides . previously known ore hour statements as appeared the hot weather babies morning of election at the primary. as few clothes as And laugh at the pleas for sports‘server manship. A good sport that only received a minority vote would have! stepped aside for an opponent that . received a clean cut majority. Get off your coats and go to should wear possible. The Obremarks there doesn't seem . to be any age limit on babies this year either. It ist best oo look at the bright side of everything, but .if it happens reserves. EL DORADO COUNTY The outlook is encouraging for the old Silger mine near Greenwood It reopened with 12 men employed. Ore averages $15. a ton. First worked in 1862. In 1923 the company installed _ $50,000 worth of} work for the candidate, Jerry. Seaoe be something you are Sxpeured 20 machinery. well, the miners hope for this dis-. ™% ek Ree ane ne California Development Company . ! trict. et ne SiGe, Site Ee, AMEE OS has taken over 70 acres near NigRee aan Times. ger Flat. 9 men are employed. W. C. Green is owner. Work is under supervision of A. C. Lacy. Southern California capitalists are doing the jwork. “ CABAVERAS COUNTY Crities of our international policy who are afraid that Latin-America may be drifting away from us will be consoled to know that we spend more money with Latin-America than any other nation on the globe. The There are back seat drivers in canoes and rowboats, too, and what's worse, they try to change seats.— Detroit Free Press. One reason’ they .don’t . start another war in Europe is that they and Mining Company. to start in and They plan to lease and and agricultural lands property. D. is directing engineer. INYO COUNTY The Engineers EXploration Company is planning erection of a 100 ton mill for the Ophir mine. $200,000 of ore has been shipped to outThey plan this winter operations. sell on grazing the side smelters in previous years. It is said to average $34. per ton of lead-zine content. A site in Indian Valley west of Downieville has been. chosen as the site fora fish rearing pond for the state fish and game commission,” by A. E. Culver representing that body. This revives a project several years ago under spices as the result ‘of L. Cleveland now of carried on private auwork. by EF. Sacramento. A party:.of typing’ students from the Grass Valley high school attend. ed the international typewriting contest held at Sacramento last week. Seed from Silver tipped fir trees in the Truckee s ered by C.F. section is being gathMcGlashan ,and shipped to the Felix Gillett Nursery. Two young children, a son and a daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hawkins of Deer Creek tried putting cartridges in a stove with the result that the exploding shells struck them and they had to be taken to the hospital. a B. F. Sly, San Francisco attorney, and Miss Lulu Condon were business visitors here Friday. The rise with the they lark American people are urged to lark, but frequently haven't got to bed when the rises. STAGE SCHEDULES Downieville Mail ard Passense Stage departs at 1 p.m. daily excep: Sunday for North San Juan, Camp tonville and Downieville, arriving at Downieville at 5 p. m. Leaves Dow nieville at 6:30 a. m. making ¢on nection at Nevada City with the N C. N. G. pasenger train for Szeramento and San Francisco. Alleghany and Forest Stage leaves Nevada City daily except Sunday at 1:00 p. m. for Tyler, North Columbia, Alleghany and Forest. Leaves Forest.6:30 a.-m. for-Nevada City. Jraniteville Stage leaves Nevada City daily except Sunday for Lake City, North Bloomfield, Moores Flat and Graniteville. at 7 a: -m. Leaves Graniteville at 7 a. m. for Nevada City. Washington Stage for Washington Meybert and Gaston leaves Nevada City daily except Sunday at 6:30 a. m. Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves Nerade City daily-at 8: a, m. for Rough & Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves: Marysville at ; 1 nom, Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed bv State of California Established 1907 YLDBERG BROS. } SMELTING & REFINING CO. ) OfGers: 742 Market St.,San Francisco i ist: South San Francisco a small way . gradually increase . depth of 1080 E. Woodbridge good business man rarely abuses his best customers. The Royal Development Company has worked the Royal mine to a feet. Ore is said to $21 per ton. Herbert is vice-president. RIVERSIDE COUNTY The American Tin Corporation is again trying to develop the Tehes;cal tin deposit. The mine has produced 240 tons of tin. Enough ore is blocked out to kep the mill running two years. }are afraid we won't let’em have the money to finish jit. A Tennessee woman, eighty years What panne of our jazzers need is to dance in the garden with a hoe of age, has never seen an automoft t bile. There have been a lot of people idly gle eclnp en oe vt—Colunbus Bissten. . OTTTICAL CARDS they hadn’t.—Columbus Dispatch. Pere . be running . White Did you. ever stop to think that maybe the other fellow’s fautls you . see so plainly are only reflections of your own? For Supervisor, Ist District— FRANK DAVIES autoists think warning Respectfully announces himself tended for the locomotive engineer.! as a candidate for the office of SuWisd ; {. Pervisor of the 1st District, Nevad: sdom and honesty are worthless County ,subject to the will of the vo when lying idle. ters at the General Election, NovSome persons tell all they think ember 6, 1928. and add some _ more, then wonder why they get into trouble. When the yellow streak begins to ‘work out of some persons they have a fit of the blues. A feeling of superiority is about all the satisfaction seme persons get out of being good. It seems rank injustice to a bald headed man when he has to pay ag much for a hair cut as a poet. When a man has occasion to defend his actions he admits his weakCLASSIFIED ADS Many Call money has taken a hop up. This was caused by trying to call it back. ° It’s a wise worm that stays under ' cover and deprives the early bird f his breakfast. For Supervisor, . st District— RICHARD A. EDDY (Incumbent) Hereby announces himself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of the Ist District, subject to the decision of the voters, at the General Election, November 6, 1928. Somebody is always getting in the way of the man whos in the pursuit of happiness. V. CN. GR. Ro COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management tXfective Sanday, Sept. 25, 1927 frain leaves Nevada City at 5:‘ ', m., Grass Valley at 5:60 a. o rriving San Francisco, 1130 p. » Train leaves Nevada City at 11:00 a, m. Grass Valley 11:25 a. m. makCLASSIFIED RATES Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, ‘g direct connection with 8. I One cent a word for first Insertion, Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any tain 23 arriving at San Francise {two cents a word for one month. metal. Samples received before 9 0° pom. Minteauml rate, 25c, one time, 50c. Aa. Mm. reported same day. lrain 1eaves Nevada>~City at 4: for month, ' m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m.,; mak ! e Testing Laborator 12 direct connect‘on with Ss. # 1 ANE Or T 5 y INSTALLED A HEMstitching machine and pleater in rain 40 leaving : ‘xn Francisco as my dressmaking shop en Nevada ye are equipped for testing and sa ae ‘ao ee a fy Street, gad orders for work of this. st(bmitting methods for commercial ‘Ive @ xTASE D . . ‘i ; . Nevada City, 7:56 p. m. Beit Te Fee ae lo Fags ee a a of complex ores. Test ores . for Amalgamation, Concentration, 3 8 back of W. P. Jones. 26tf : To C Ree gas de cot ° Floatation, Cyanidation or any metfo Colfax, .00. Five day roum : rip $1.50. To, Sacramento $3.2! ef vor SALE tf allurgical process. 4 day rounc trip: $4.00. To Sa BABY CHICKS: White Leghorns; Mine Examinations and Reports raneisco $i.4u. 3 months rouni Moe ae dat nage ax Ue Mill Examinations and Testing. rip $10.75 Tickets sold Friday, ocks s ueen e338 iedsou ana Sundays, 16 daye, strain), and Turkens. Special low Licensed Ore Buyer ound trir $9.50. prices to broiler plants ‘In-lots of 500 or more. Enoch Crews, Sea120 CH RCH ST. bright, California. Ne ida City Fares Si 37-408 To Colfa2 $1.15.Five day round \rip $1.75. °°» Sacramento $3.37. 14 lay return trip $4.50. To San Fran cisco $6.61. 3 ménths round trir 511 98. Tickets sold Fridays, Satur days and Sundays, $9.80. GRASS VALLEY : CALIF. SUMMER RATES Effective April 27 to September 30— Stopovers allowed on 16 day and 3 month tickets. Nevada City. to San Francisco, 18 day limit, $9:00; Grass Valley $8:50 Nevada City to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland, 16 day limit, 38:75; Grass Valley, $8:25. Nevada City to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland, 3 month limit, $10:25; Grass Valley $10:00. Nevada City to Los Angeles, via Stockton,b oth ways, 16 days limit, $26:50; Grass Valley $26.25. ' 5 Nevada City to Los Angeles via ‘Stockton both ways, 3 months limit, $31.50; Grass Valley $31.25. j Nevada City to. Los Angeles, via’ Stockton one way, returning via Sar Francisco or vice-versa, 16 day lim ‘it, $29.00; Grass Valley $28.75 . Nevada City to Los Angeles vii . Stockton one way, returning via San' Francisco or vice Versa, 3 scalps $34.25; Grass Valley $34.00. { Nevada City to Truckee, 16 day . . limit, $6.00; Grass Valley.$6.75. Nevada City to Truckee, 38 mon* limit, $6.75; Grass Valley $6.60, Watches Rings Necklaces Bracelets A generous assortment of the newest in Jewelry H. W. HARTUNG & SON Grass Valley Phone 155 124 Mill StreetSse) APR oye eee rey 8 CURR YER ogee ore . visor, states . right of way for the Sierra-Downie. ‘ville and Sierra City. . way ‘is to permit each ‘how niuch WORK TO START SOON . ON SIERRA HIGHWAY . 1 . R. L. P. Bigelow,. forest super . . that clearing of the : ville epee is to start in a short ‘ time. Day labor will be employed, with crews being sent out from Downie. Foremen will be in charge of the crews of men. Some folks have the idea that the to settle the liquor question * state to decide liquor is intoxicating. . On this theory New York would have . LAPSE eb EE ebebeeboobesrteeeeeeseeseees estes on the 29th dav of Jun.e Ld the delinquent taxes of eee Deed ed to State July 1, 192 Assessec¢ ie E. W. Doyle. ESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE: te In Nevada City, Lot 6, Block 62 . Sold to State June 29th, 1920: 'Tax Deed No. 1, for taxes of 19198 SeOSoEdeoseeesseeeseeeeesqoseserereeeseseeeseeeserees ‘deeds recite the fact that said propthe worst of it as it’s easier dizzy on Broadway in the world. to get . than any place, The fellow who complains that his privileges are being taken away from him and his personal liberty destroyed should remember that a hundred and fifty years’ago it was the law to go joy ridin: against * on the Sabbath. After all it must be remembered that the soverign voter is ihe only fellow who can tie the ean toa candidate. A good rule for the autoists is to drive as if their own family were in the other car.— Pathfinder. ——"_— LEGAL N OTICE NOTICE CONTROLLER’S DEPARTMENT STATE OF CALIFORNIA. To the Tax Collector of the County of Nevada, State of California: WHEREAS, a deed or veying to the people of the State of California the title to the property hereinafter described having hereto. fore been filed in the Controller's office of the State of California; AND WHEREAS, deeds consaid deed or erty hereinafter described was sold to the people of the State of Cali fornia for the non-payment of State and county taxes; ‘ AND WHEREAS, five years have elapsed since the date of said sale, and no redemption, according. to law, has been made of said property, or any part thereof; : NOW. THEREFORE, in pursuahce yf the law in such case made: and provided, I, RAY. L:. RILEY, Con‘roller of the State of California, by virtue of the authority in me ‘ested by the laws ofthis State, do ‘y these presents authorize, empow‘r, and direct you, the said Tax Col,ector, to sell at public auction, ,in eparate lots or parcels, the propefty yereinafter described. The property above referred to. ‘nd hereby authorized to be sold, s situate, lying and being in the Younty of Nevada, State of Califoraia, bounded and particularly descri5ed as follows, to wit: Property sold to the ’State June 29th, 1920 for the delinquent taxes of 1919:— In Nevada City, Lot 6, Block 63. Yeed No. 1. No bid shall be reecived or aeccepted: at such sale for less than the amoung of all taxes levied upon such oroperty, and all costs and penaltie: for every year delinquent as shown dy the delinduent rolls for said years and also all tax liens up to the date of the execution of the deed to the State, together with interest at seven per cent per annum and also the graduate redemption penalties required uncer Section 8817 of Political Code computed upon the aggre-. gate amount of the taxes for each of said years from the first day of July following delinauency to the date of the sale hereunder, and all expenses accrued to the date of the sale under this authorization. Said sale shall be conducted in all respects , as provided for by law governing such sales. _. Given under--my hand and seal of office, at Sacramento, this 7th day of September, A.D., 1928. RAY i. RIGEY Centrolle: By C. E. Cooper, Deputy. Sale of Real Estate by tion of Controller. Under Section 3897 cal Code. Date of Sale—-October 25th; 192‘ ESTIMATE of amount required ! purchase the within described Rea’ ! Estate, which was sold .to the Stat« 1920 fo (SEAL) Authoriz of the Politi . 1919 Assessed to E. W. Doyle— Freres Or TOES 2.220055: $2.70 Special Sehool or Otheer Taxes ci. .20 Penalties on Delin“uent ROW. 0s: 38 . Costs on Delinquent cue calea ses 50 . Interest at 7 per cent, per annum from July Ist, 1920 : 50 per cent Graduated 1.69 . . . Roll . _ MONDAY, , OC ‘TOBER3, . Interest at, 7 ; 1923 ; Special School of 1928 LEGAL NOTICE ea nea anne ae ne. Sst em ge BI eae UN Special Sshool or Oth. ja D6 % er Taxes. i Penalties on DelinQuen’: IOtl <a. eee .54 Costs on Delinquent ROWE ae 50 per cent, ney annum irom July Ist, 1922 50 per cent Graduated ; ’ Penalty 2.05 9.01 i922 Assessed to Marie T. Johnson LORCR OE GL G22 oo 3.00 Special Schoel or OthOY PaXxes sas cc Penalties on Delinquent Roll soe Costs on De linquent POOR ee ee -50 . Interest at’ 7 per cent, per annum. from, July UF oad 2 HM ec 1.42 50 -er eent Gi Penalty bo o oo 80 aduaied 1.90 Assessed to Mavie T Taxes of 1923 3.00 8.14 Johnson OthGr: Taxes oe Penalteis on Delinquent jo 38 Gia sree Smet EST Costs on Delinquent ROW ee ee Interest at. 7 per cent, per annum from JuTy lat 1924 1. 50 per cent Graduated Penalty Sieben GE ales, i924 Assessed to Marie if Taxes of 1924 270.0 Special Sehool or OthOr Taxes ee se Ponaties on Delingwent ROLE a ger soe OO inte at’.7. per eent, per annum from JuLy as st, 1925, {5 per eent Graduated : Penaity: soo Li78 1925 Assessed to .Marie T. Taxes of 1925 2.90 1 -Sehyrol or er Ta vegans co BOO. Penaities on Delinquent POMS cs re nee sOsts on Delinquent jie a 8 Sea Salieles Relies hie isn, Interest at 7 ver cent, per annum: from July Ist COZ Gee 64 40 per cent Graduated PONY Sees OPH LANGR co mare ete $20.50 Total snecial school or other toxes Bu Total Henalties on delin60 48 * 50 09 TET, Johnson rest 7.65 Johnson Qnania yas -49 quency (15-5 and 5 per cent) TMOtal: COStS. Sc ue Ue ee eas . Potal INteneate ei Gee ne 9.68 Total sraduated,penalTIGR Spouices ce UN ee 12:59 Cost registering notice and “postage. oo et re 20 Cost of advertising THIS NOT CGe 6 ec a eeet 50.00 Least amount for which property may be purCHASCG che eae 105.76 Therefore, in pursuance of law publie notice is hereby given that I will on Thursday, the 25th day of October, 1928, at. the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., in the Nevada’ County Tax Collectors Office, Courthouse, in the Clive: Of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, sell at public. auction, in: “one parcel to the highest bidder or bidders, in.cash,” lawful money of the United States, the said property hereinbefore described and particularly described in the foregoing Controller’s authorization, to .which reference is hereby made for the purpose of description; all of said real property is situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada ,State of Crlifornia. and further deseribed in s¢id Tax Deed to the State of California above referred to. No bid will be received or accepted at such sale for less’ than the amount of all taxes levied upon each pareel of property and all the @osts and penalties for every year delinquent, as shown. by the’ delinsuent rolls to date of execution of the deeds to the State of California, end all expenses aceruing to the date of the sale, together with interest.at the rate of seven per cent per anhum, and also the graduate redemption penslties under Section 8817 of the Political Code from the first day of July following the delinqueney of each of said years to the date of sale hereunder computed on the aggregate amount of such delinquent taxes, and al] expenses accrued to the date of the sale under this ‘\uthorization. Given under my hand at the City f Nevada, County of. Nevada, State ‘sf California, this 27th day of September, 1928 FRANK STEEL. Tax Collector ef the County of .Neada, State of California. First Publication, October 1st, 1.928. . Dates of Publication, October Ist, Yetober &th, ard October 15th. M. A. No. 023187, -United States cand Office, Sacramento, California, Zeptember 18, 1928. Notiee is here»y given that Nan MeInteer of 24 MacArthur Ave., San. Francisco, Cal., has made application for ‘patent for he Brackett Lode Mining Claim, Survey Nq. 5910, in See. 20,T 16 N., L9 E., M. D. M7 inthe Nevada Minng District, Nevada County, California, described as follows: Beginning it corner No. 1, Brackett Lode, whence the quarter-section corner on the north line of See. 20, T. 16N., R, 9B. Mt D. M.," bears .N, 19° 35° ™, 919.47 feet, thence N. 88° 10° W. 1468.55 feet to corner No. 2 of said lode. thence S. 1° 07° EB. 500feet to corner No. 3 of said lode; thenee S, 89° 45’ E. 1467.01 feet fo corner Nov 4 of said lode; thence N. 1°. 07° W. 459.41 feet to point of Seeinninge. The conflicting elaims are ‘ot 82, Mayflower’ Placer (conflict with which is excluded), and. Survey No. 5714,—Greenman Placer. The only adjoining claim is Survey No. 5714, Enterprise Lode. The location notice is reeorded in Book 21, pages . 406 « seq., mining claims, Nevada. Seunty, Californi@. ; John q. ‘Ing, Register. Diese atc) ce } Cena peg eae ,1.45 6.92 . 1920 Assesed to Marie T, Johnson Taxes’ of. 1920..-<. 3:00 = Special School or Other Taxes <..-. 1.10 Penalties on Delinquent Pe ROI: foo eae 53 . Costs on Delinquent ROW se 50 Interest at 7 per cent, . per annum from July Tat, 3923. icc. 2.10 50 per cent Graduated Penalty oss. 2.05 9.28. 1921 Assessed to Marie T. Johnson ESTE .3.00 . Taxes of 1921 ‘ “>*e of first, batten Sept. 24, Date of last publloation’ ov. . 1928.

& —_ THE NEVADA: ‘CITY NUGCET, CALIFORNIA _ * THE NUGGET PAGE OF MINING NEWS Seymour Gold Placer Mines Company has bought -the Pat Holland claims on South Fork of Coffee ereek, near Carrville, Vanacuver,. British Columbia mining men are . interested. Work will start at once. on a large scale. I. M. Zimmerman of Los Angeles is secretary of the company. The McNamara Mining and Milling Company and MsNamara-Crescent Company expect to start work within two weeks. T. G. Joseph is president. . SHASTA COUNTY The Niagara mine west of French Gulch has a recent strike 1000 feet below surface that is creating great , interest. The ore is said to go $200 a ton. Mt. Shasta Siliea Company has 46 claims of 160° acres each. Steam shovels are used in operating. Will start as freight rates are arranged. Mt. Shasts Coal Company is making good progress. Aluminum igs also found in some of the clay deposits. Lineoln. potteries handle the clay. YOLO COUNTY The North Star Tunnel and Development Company have taken a/! lease and option on the Reed quicksilver mine. M. Grotoyohn is president. Myra Mines Companies have a working agreement. MARIPOSA COUNTY The work at the Feliciana mine of late has been drifting and stoping of ore on the 200 foot level. 16 men are employed. The mill has a capacity of 40 tons daily and is to start at once. Ore is said to average $25. per ton. The Fremont Grant Company will loeate at Mt. Bullion with offices at Mariposa. It is a New York Com-. pany and the Grant : property is a large one,formerly the Mariposa Commercial ;ra_ City FROM OUR READERS JIM STEWART SAYS: Once again I am appealing to the Hydraulic Miners of the Ninth : Assembly district. We gave Ed Gaylord a majority of the votes in this ra City are’ prepared: to do gravel ' district, but on account of the premining. Oregon and Oakland men sent élection laws being like the : é ed m of chess, he was interested.-Thomas Proctor of SierEaoaeid oe eee : : : counted out and not allowed to apis secretary-treasurer. . Q pear on the November ballot, notSISKIYOU COUNTY . withstanding the fact that he had a: Grant and oore of Los : majority of all the votes cast and . have bonded the A. S. Hathaway basoe the Democratic nomination. ! mine near Callahan. A 100 ton! Y But rally again, we have in J. L. mill will be installed and in operaSeawell (a candidate “that we can ies in 30 days. support without reservation. Jerry Plans are under way to mine, geawell was a fireman on the S. P. chrome ore in the Sousa ranch near for a number of years and we have Yreka. It:runs 45 per cent chro-' nag many conversations regarding mite with market in San Francisco. . the hydraulic miners problems. He 20 tons of ore are being treated . i, for us 100 per cent, and if we daily in the new revolving hammer SS Oe eee eS = te SIERRA COUNTY Gray Eagle mine near Downieville wil start in near future. One Thousand and One Placer MinesMines Incorporated near SierAngeles do as well for him, we will have} J. L. “Jerry” SEAWELL stamp mill on the Lucky Mae prop-! ,,, ally worth while. : erty Near Scotts” Bar. A 175 foot! 4g 1 stated in Gaylord's camPopular Independent Candidate for drift is on a ledge averaging five and a half feet. C. E, Humphrey is in chargé, : The Big Balck Bear mine, well known gold producer, is making plans to again make a good record. local and British Columbian interests are developing it. Three new paign, all of you whom I have seen, assured me that you would aid the hydraulic miners fight: I know that those of you whom I haven’t seen oe are just as loyal. I am asking you ' to cast your vote for Seawell if you want to help Assembly Who Looks to Sweep District With Large Vote —— me ee Close Up of the ‘Moon One of the latest “‘closeup’’ photographs of the moon enlarges it to me and help your-}a point where a map can be made i ‘a ‘ i ‘ ai selves. on a scale of 50 miles to the inch. ree gold veins have been discover: ; Do not be misled by eleventh Health authorities say that during ed besides . previously known ore hour statements as appeared the hot weather babies morning of election at the primary. as few clothes as And laugh at the pleas for sports‘server manship. A good sport that only received a minority vote would have! stepped aside for an opponent that . received a clean cut majority. Get off your coats and go to should wear possible. The Obremarks there doesn't seem . to be any age limit on babies this year either. It ist best oo look at the bright side of everything, but .if it happens reserves. EL DORADO COUNTY The outlook is encouraging for the old Silger mine near Greenwood It reopened with 12 men employed. Ore averages $15. a ton. First worked in 1862. In 1923 the company installed _ $50,000 worth of} work for the candidate, Jerry. Seaoe be something you are Sxpeured 20 machinery. well, the miners hope for this dis-. ™% ek Ree ane ne California Development Company . ! trict. et ne SiGe, Site Ee, AMEE OS has taken over 70 acres near NigRee aan Times. ger Flat. 9 men are employed. W. C. Green is owner. Work is under supervision of A. C. Lacy. Southern California capitalists are doing the jwork. “ CABAVERAS COUNTY Crities of our international policy who are afraid that Latin-America may be drifting away from us will be consoled to know that we spend more money with Latin-America than any other nation on the globe. The There are back seat drivers in canoes and rowboats, too, and what's worse, they try to change seats.— Detroit Free Press. One reason’ they .don’t . start another war in Europe is that they and Mining Company. to start in and They plan to lease and and agricultural lands property. D. is directing engineer. INYO COUNTY The Engineers EXploration Company is planning erection of a 100 ton mill for the Ophir mine. $200,000 of ore has been shipped to outThey plan this winter operations. sell on grazing the side smelters in previous years. It is said to average $34. per ton of lead-zine content. A site in Indian Valley west of Downieville has been. chosen as the site fora fish rearing pond for the state fish and game commission,” by A. E. Culver representing that body. This revives a project several years ago under spices as the result ‘of L. Cleveland now of carried on private auwork. by EF. Sacramento. A party:.of typing’ students from the Grass Valley high school attend. ed the international typewriting contest held at Sacramento last week. Seed from Silver tipped fir trees in the Truckee s ered by C.F. section is being gathMcGlashan ,and shipped to the Felix Gillett Nursery. Two young children, a son and a daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hawkins of Deer Creek tried putting cartridges in a stove with the result that the exploding shells struck them and they had to be taken to the hospital. a B. F. Sly, San Francisco attorney, and Miss Lulu Condon were business visitors here Friday. The rise with the they lark American people are urged to lark, but frequently haven't got to bed when the rises. STAGE SCHEDULES Downieville Mail ard Passense Stage departs at 1 p.m. daily excep: Sunday for North San Juan, Camp tonville and Downieville, arriving at Downieville at 5 p. m. Leaves Dow nieville at 6:30 a. m. making ¢on nection at Nevada City with the N C. N. G. pasenger train for Szeramento and San Francisco. Alleghany and Forest Stage leaves Nevada City daily except Sunday at 1:00 p. m. for Tyler, North Columbia, Alleghany and Forest. Leaves Forest.6:30 a.-m. for-Nevada City. Jraniteville Stage leaves Nevada City daily except Sunday for Lake City, North Bloomfield, Moores Flat and Graniteville. at 7 a: -m. Leaves Graniteville at 7 a. m. for Nevada City. Washington Stage for Washington Meybert and Gaston leaves Nevada City daily except Sunday at 6:30 a. m. Leaves Washington at 6:30 a. m., for Nevada City. Marysville Auto Stage leaves Nerade City daily-at 8: a, m. for Rough & Ready, Smartsville, Hammonton and Marysville. Leaves: Marysville at ; 1 nom, Ore and Bullion Purchased Licensed bv State of California Established 1907 YLDBERG BROS. } SMELTING & REFINING CO. ) OfGers: 742 Market St.,San Francisco i ist: South San Francisco a small way . gradually increase . depth of 1080 E. Woodbridge good business man rarely abuses his best customers. The Royal Development Company has worked the Royal mine to a feet. Ore is said to $21 per ton. Herbert is vice-president. RIVERSIDE COUNTY The American Tin Corporation is again trying to develop the Tehes;cal tin deposit. The mine has produced 240 tons of tin. Enough ore is blocked out to kep the mill running two years. }are afraid we won't let’em have the money to finish jit. A Tennessee woman, eighty years What panne of our jazzers need is to dance in the garden with a hoe of age, has never seen an automoft t bile. There have been a lot of people idly gle eclnp en oe vt—Colunbus Bissten. . OTTTICAL CARDS they hadn’t.—Columbus Dispatch. Pere . be running . White Did you. ever stop to think that maybe the other fellow’s fautls you . see so plainly are only reflections of your own? For Supervisor, Ist District— FRANK DAVIES autoists think warning Respectfully announces himself tended for the locomotive engineer.! as a candidate for the office of SuWisd ; {. Pervisor of the 1st District, Nevad: sdom and honesty are worthless County ,subject to the will of the vo when lying idle. ters at the General Election, NovSome persons tell all they think ember 6, 1928. and add some _ more, then wonder why they get into trouble. When the yellow streak begins to ‘work out of some persons they have a fit of the blues. A feeling of superiority is about all the satisfaction seme persons get out of being good. It seems rank injustice to a bald headed man when he has to pay ag much for a hair cut as a poet. When a man has occasion to defend his actions he admits his weakCLASSIFIED ADS Many Call money has taken a hop up. This was caused by trying to call it back. ° It’s a wise worm that stays under ' cover and deprives the early bird f his breakfast. For Supervisor, . st District— RICHARD A. EDDY (Incumbent) Hereby announces himself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of the Ist District, subject to the decision of the voters, at the General Election, November 6, 1928. Somebody is always getting in the way of the man whos in the pursuit of happiness. V. CN. GR. Ro COMPANY TIME TABLE AND RATES GRASS VALLEY ASSAY OFFICE Under New Management tXfective Sanday, Sept. 25, 1927 frain leaves Nevada City at 5:‘ ', m., Grass Valley at 5:60 a. o rriving San Francisco, 1130 p. » Train leaves Nevada City at 11:00 a, m. Grass Valley 11:25 a. m. makCLASSIFIED RATES Assays for Gold, Silver, Copper, ‘g direct connection with 8. I One cent a word for first Insertion, Lead, Iron, Mercury, Tin or any tain 23 arriving at San Francise {two cents a word for one month. metal. Samples received before 9 0° pom. Minteauml rate, 25c, one time, 50c. Aa. Mm. reported same day. lrain 1eaves Nevada>~City at 4: for month, ' m., Gras sValley 5:05 p. m.,; mak ! e Testing Laborator 12 direct connect‘on with Ss. # 1 ANE Or T 5 y INSTALLED A HEMstitching machine and pleater in rain 40 leaving : ‘xn Francisco as my dressmaking shop en Nevada ye are equipped for testing and sa ae ‘ao ee a fy Street, gad orders for work of this. st(bmitting methods for commercial ‘Ive @ xTASE D . . ‘i ; . Nevada City, 7:56 p. m. Beit Te Fee ae lo Fags ee a a of complex ores. Test ores . for Amalgamation, Concentration, 3 8 back of W. P. Jones. 26tf : To C Ree gas de cot ° Floatation, Cyanidation or any metfo Colfax, .00. Five day roum : rip $1.50. To, Sacramento $3.2! ef vor SALE tf allurgical process. 4 day rounc trip: $4.00. To Sa BABY CHICKS: White Leghorns; Mine Examinations and Reports raneisco $i.4u. 3 months rouni Moe ae dat nage ax Ue Mill Examinations and Testing. rip $10.75 Tickets sold Friday, ocks s ueen e338 iedsou ana Sundays, 16 daye, strain), and Turkens. Special low Licensed Ore Buyer ound trir $9.50. prices to broiler plants ‘In-lots of 500 or more. Enoch Crews, Sea120 CH RCH ST. bright, California. Ne ida City Fares Si 37-408 To Colfa2 $1.15.Five day round \rip $1.75. °°» Sacramento $3.37. 14 lay return trip $4.50. To San Fran cisco $6.61. 3 ménths round trir 511 98. Tickets sold Fridays, Satur days and Sundays, $9.80. GRASS VALLEY : CALIF. SUMMER RATES Effective April 27 to September 30— Stopovers allowed on 16 day and 3 month tickets. Nevada City. to San Francisco, 18 day limit, $9:00; Grass Valley $8:50 Nevada City to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland, 16 day limit, 38:75; Grass Valley, $8:25. Nevada City to Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland, 3 month limit, $10:25; Grass Valley $10:00. Nevada City to Los Angeles, via Stockton,b oth ways, 16 days limit, $26:50; Grass Valley $26.25. ' 5 Nevada City to Los Angeles via

‘Stockton both ways, 3 months limit, $31.50; Grass Valley $31.25. j Nevada City to. Los Angeles, via’ Stockton one way, returning via Sar Francisco or vice-versa, 16 day lim ‘it, $29.00; Grass Valley $28.75 . Nevada City to Los Angeles vii . Stockton one way, returning via San' Francisco or vice Versa, 3 scalps $34.25; Grass Valley $34.00. { Nevada City to Truckee, 16 day . . limit, $6.00; Grass Valley.$6.75. Nevada City to Truckee, 38 mon* limit, $6.75; Grass Valley $6.60, Watches Rings Necklaces Bracelets A generous assortment of the newest in Jewelry H. W. HARTUNG & SON Grass Valley Phone 155 124 Mill StreetSse) APR oye eee rey 8 CURR YER ogee ore . visor, states . right of way for the Sierra-Downie. ‘ville and Sierra City. . way ‘is to permit each ‘how niuch WORK TO START SOON . ON SIERRA HIGHWAY . 1 . R. L. P. Bigelow,. forest super . . that clearing of the : ville epee is to start in a short ‘ time. Day labor will be employed, with crews being sent out from Downie. Foremen will be in charge of the crews of men. Some folks have the idea that the to settle the liquor question * state to decide liquor is intoxicating. . On this theory New York would have . LAPSE eb EE ebebeeboobesrteeeeeeseeseees estes on the 29th dav of Jun.e Ld the delinquent taxes of eee Deed ed to State July 1, 192 Assessec¢ ie E. W. Doyle. ESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE: te In Nevada City, Lot 6, Block 62 . Sold to State June 29th, 1920: 'Tax Deed No. 1, for taxes of 19198 SeOSoEdeoseeesseeeseeeeesqoseserereeeseseeeseeeserees ‘deeds recite the fact that said propthe worst of it as it’s easier dizzy on Broadway in the world. to get . than any place, The fellow who complains that his privileges are being taken away from him and his personal liberty destroyed should remember that a hundred and fifty years’ago it was the law to go joy ridin: against * on the Sabbath. After all it must be remembered that the soverign voter is ihe only fellow who can tie the ean toa candidate. A good rule for the autoists is to drive as if their own family were in the other car.— Pathfinder. ——"_— LEGAL N OTICE NOTICE CONTROLLER’S DEPARTMENT STATE OF CALIFORNIA. To the Tax Collector of the County of Nevada, State of California: WHEREAS, a deed or veying to the people of the State of California the title to the property hereinafter described having hereto. fore been filed in the Controller's office of the State of California; AND WHEREAS, deeds consaid deed or erty hereinafter described was sold to the people of the State of Cali fornia for the non-payment of State and county taxes; ‘ AND WHEREAS, five years have elapsed since the date of said sale, and no redemption, according. to law, has been made of said property, or any part thereof; : NOW. THEREFORE, in pursuahce yf the law in such case made: and provided, I, RAY. L:. RILEY, Con‘roller of the State of California, by virtue of the authority in me ‘ested by the laws ofthis State, do ‘y these presents authorize, empow‘r, and direct you, the said Tax Col,ector, to sell at public auction, ,in eparate lots or parcels, the propefty yereinafter described. The property above referred to. ‘nd hereby authorized to be sold, s situate, lying and being in the Younty of Nevada, State of Califoraia, bounded and particularly descri5ed as follows, to wit: Property sold to the ’State June 29th, 1920 for the delinquent taxes of 1919:— In Nevada City, Lot 6, Block 63. Yeed No. 1. No bid shall be reecived or aeccepted: at such sale for less than the amoung of all taxes levied upon such oroperty, and all costs and penaltie: for every year delinquent as shown dy the delinduent rolls for said years and also all tax liens up to the date of the execution of the deed to the State, together with interest at seven per cent per annum and also the graduate redemption penalties required uncer Section 8817 of Political Code computed upon the aggre-. gate amount of the taxes for each of said years from the first day of July following delinauency to the date of the sale hereunder, and all expenses accrued to the date of the sale under this authorization. Said sale shall be conducted in all respects , as provided for by law governing such sales. _. Given under--my hand and seal of office, at Sacramento, this 7th day of September, A.D., 1928. RAY i. RIGEY Centrolle: By C. E. Cooper, Deputy. Sale of Real Estate by tion of Controller. Under Section 3897 cal Code. Date of Sale—-October 25th; 192‘ ESTIMATE of amount required ! purchase the within described Rea’ ! Estate, which was sold .to the Stat« 1920 fo (SEAL) Authoriz of the Politi . 1919 Assessed to E. W. Doyle— Freres Or TOES 2.220055: $2.70 Special Sehool or Otheer Taxes ci.. .20 Penalties on Delin“uent ROW. 0s: 38 . Costs on Delinquent cue calea ses 50 . Interest at 7 per cent, per annum from July Ist, 1920 : 50 per cent Graduated 1.69 . . . Roll . _ MONDAY, , OC ‘TOBER3, . Interest at, 7 ; 1923 ; Special School of 1928 LEGAL NOTICE ea nea anne ae ne. Sst em ge BI eae UN Special Sshool or Oth. ja D6 % er Taxes. i Penalties on DelinQuen’: IOtl <a. eee .54 Costs on Delinquent ROWE ae 50 per cent, ney annum irom July Ist, 1922 50 per cent Graduated ; ’ Penalty 2.05 9.01 i922 Assessed to Marie T. Johnson LORCR OE GL G22 oo 3.00 Special Schoel or OthOY PaXxes sas cc Penalties on Delinquent Roll soe Costs on De linquent POOR ee ee -50 . Interest at’ 7 per cent, per annum. from, July UF oad 2 HM ec 1.42 50 -er eent Gi Penalty bo o oo 80 aduaied 1.90 Assessed to Mavie T Taxes of 1923 3.00 8.14 Johnson OthGr: Taxes oe Penalteis on Delinquent jo 38 Gia sree Smet EST Costs on Delinquent ROW ee ee Interest at. 7 per cent, per annum from JuTy lat 1924 1. 50 per cent Graduated Penalty Sieben GE ales, i924 Assessed to Marie if Taxes of 1924 270.0 Special Sehool or OthOr Taxes ee se Ponaties on Delingwent ROLE a ger soe OO inte at’.7. per eent, per annum from JuLy as st, 1925, {5 per eent Graduated : Penaity: soo Li78 1925 Assessed to .Marie T. Taxes of 1925 2.90 1 -Sehyrol or er Ta vegans co BOO. Penaities on Delinquent POMS cs re nee sOsts on Delinquent jie a 8 Sea Salieles Relies hie isn, Interest at 7 ver cent, per annum: from July Ist COZ Gee 64 40 per cent Graduated PONY Sees OPH LANGR co mare ete $20.50 Total snecial school or other toxes Bu Total Henalties on delin60 48 * 50 09 TET, Johnson rest 7.65 Johnson Qnania yas -49 quency (15-5 and 5 per cent) TMOtal: COStS. Sc ue Ue ee eas . Potal INteneate ei Gee ne 9.68 Total sraduated,penalTIGR Spouices ce UN ee 12:59 Cost registering notice and “postage. oo et re 20 Cost of advertising THIS NOT CGe 6 ec a eeet 50.00 Least amount for which property may be purCHASCG che eae 105.76 Therefore, in pursuance of law publie notice is hereby given that I will on Thursday, the 25th day of October, 1928, at. the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., in the Nevada’ County Tax Collectors Office, Courthouse, in the Clive: Of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, sell at public. auction, in: “one parcel to the highest bidder or bidders, in.cash,” lawful money of the United States, the said property hereinbefore described and particularly described in the foregoing Controller’s authorization, to .which reference is hereby made for the purpose of description; all of said real property is situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada ,State of Crlifornia. and further deseribed in s¢id Tax Deed to the State of California above referred to. No bid will be received or accepted at such sale for less’ than the amount of all taxes levied upon each pareel of property and all the @osts and penalties for every year delinquent, as shown. by the’ delinsuent rolls to date of execution of the deeds to the State of California, end all expenses aceruing to the date of the sale, together with interest.at the rate of seven per cent per anhum, and also the graduate redemption penslties under Section 8817 of the Political Code from the first day of July following the delinqueney of each of said years to the date of sale hereunder computed on the aggregate amount of such delinquent taxes, and al] expenses accrued to the date of the sale under this ‘\uthorization. Given under my hand at the City f Nevada, County of. Nevada, State ‘sf California, this 27th day of September, 1928 FRANK STEEL. Tax Collector ef the County of .Neada, State of California. First Publication, October 1st, 1.928. . Dates of Publication, October Ist, Yetober &th, ard October 15th. M. A. No. 023187, -United States cand Office, Sacramento, California, Zeptember 18, 1928. Notiee is here»y given that Nan MeInteer of 24 MacArthur Ave., San. Francisco, Cal., has made application for ‘patent for he Brackett Lode Mining Claim, Survey Nq. 5910, in See. 20,T 16 N., L9 E., M. D. M7 inthe Nevada Minng District, Nevada County, California, described as follows: Beginning it corner No. 1, Brackett Lode, whence the quarter-section corner on the north line of See. 20, T. 16N., R, 9B.. Mt D. M.," bears .N, 19° 35° ™, 919.47 feet, thence N. 88° 10° W. 1468.55 feet to corner No. 2 of said lode. thence S. 1° 07° EB. 500feet to corner No. 3 of said lode; thenee S, 89° 45’ E. 1467.01 feet fo corner Nov 4 of said lode; thence N. 1°. 07° W. 459.41 feet to point of Seeinninge. The conflicting elaims are ‘ot 82, Mayflower’ Placer (conflict with which is excluded), and. Survey No. 5714,—Greenman Placer. The only adjoining claim is Survey No. 5714, Enterprise Lode. The location notice is reeorded in Book 21, pages . 406 « seq., mining claims, Nevada. Seunty, Californi@. ; John q. ‘Ing, Register. Diese atc) ce } Cena peg eae ,1.45 6.92 . 1920 Assesed to Marie T, Johnson Taxes’ of. 1920...-<. 3:00 = Special School or Other Taxes <...-. 1.10 Penalties on Delinquent Pe ROI: foo eae 53 . Costs on Delinquent ROW se 50 Interest at 7 per cent, . per annum from July Tat, 3923. icc. 2.10 50 per cent Graduated Penalty oss. 2.05 9.28. 1921 Assessed to Marie T. Johnson ESTE .3.00 . Taxes of 1921 ‘ “>*e of first, batten Sept. 24, Date of last publloation’ ov. . 1928.