September 18, 1931 (6 pages)

< iq Le Ts : \ “RIDAY, SEPT. 19, 1931. INSPECTION TRIP OF U. S. _ ARMY BOARD ENGINEERS Further interest in the water problems of California is being shown by the federal government, An inspection trip through the state will be made this week by the nited States army board of engineers of rivers and harbors. All projects affecting navigation, navigable rivers, and flood control, é@nd all harbor Projects come under the jurisdiceitn of this important federal board. All such projects must receive the approval and recommendation of the -board before being acted upon favorably by the chief of engineers and the war department. On the official trip are Brigadier General Herbert Deakyne, member of board of engineers; Colonel Edward H. Schulz, member of ‘board of engineers; Lieutenant Colonel Warren T. Nannum, member board of engineers; Captain Albert B. Jones, corps of engineers U. S. army; Major J. R. D. Matheson, member of California debris commission; Captain W. A. Wood, corps of engineers U. S. army; C. I. Grimm, principal engineer. Colonel Thomas M. Robin, division of. the war department will escort the army officials through the state, : a ; Brae « Colonel Walter B. Garrison, director of public works, State Engineer Edward Hyatt, Deputy State Engi“neer A. D. Edmonston and Messrs G. H. Jones, Ray Matthew, T. B. Waddell, and R. L. Jones of the division of water -Tesources are state officials who [will accompany the Darty on all or part of the inspection trip. The board of engineers will arrive in Bakersfield by train on Tuesday the 15th. Here they will be met by the state officials and shown the major points of interest of the water Problems and needs of the Great Central valley. present intensive development now) throughout the San Joaquin and the Sacramento valleys and delta, the water needs of the various areas and location of the units of the state . water plan. Especial attention will be taken of the problems involved in the areas of deficient water supply in the Upper San Joaquin valley and of the salinity Problem in the SacTramento and San Joaquin delta. The board of engineers will also inspect the flood eontrol ‘and navigation problems of the Sacramento valley and will be shown weirs, by" ‘passes and levee system of the flood control‘ project. The route of the party passes on through Famosa, Porterville, Lindsay, Exeter, the foothill district, Centerville and Clovis to Friant, and closely parallels the proposed location of the San Joaquin and Kern eounty canal passing through aréas where highly developed farms have been abandoned through lack of sufficient water supply. At Friant the dam site of the Friant reservoir will be examined. The party will then drive to Fresno for lunch and for conference with local representatives of the irrigation interests and Members of Governor Rolph’s citizens water commission and of the legislative water resources committee residing in the upper San Joaquin valley. In the afternoon the Party will visit Mendota, Passing through the west side irrigated landg to Dos Palos where they will cross to east side and inspect the Merced, Turlock, Modesfo and South San Joaquin irrigation districts, spending the night in Stockton. On Wednesday the 16th a breakfast will be given at Stockton, attended by represetnatives of the Lower San Joaquin valley and the delta and by members ofthe legislative water resources committee. After the breakfast an inspection will be made of work under way on the Stockton deep water channel. The party wil Two veins have already been erosstion. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. cut and the work done along them shows approximately 100,000 tons of ore} make the trip on the United tSates engineer corps’ launch and will ex-] amine eonditions in the delta from . Stockton to Rio Vista. : Leaving Rio Vista they will eng up the river road through the Sacramento delta to Sacramento. From efamento the party will continue = the Sacramento river inspecting the Sacramento weir, the Fremont weir and the Yolo by-pass of the Sacramenfo flood contral project. They will return via Davis to SacFr emento for dinner and night. _ They will attend a dinner meeting at the Senator hotel to discuss the water, flood and navigation problems of the Sacramento valley with Members of the state reclamation board ,the Sacramento and San Joa juin Flood Control association and with prominent citizens and officials interested in these problems. H On the 17th the inspection trip will cover the Sacramento valley, The party will follow the Garden > : 235-931 highway to Yuba City diverting to — is to flood control Breen govt niacoe “From ORE REDUCTION RESUMED . hey will cross throug ie heated Presa side and go to AT THE ARGO STAMP MILL WINTER D AYS ARE Red Bluff where they will examine —_— the Iron Canyon and Table mountain dam sites. In the afternoon the party will inspect the Kennett dam site three-stamp mill on the Argo mine, and return to Redding for the night. HG seca ; der lease and bond by C. Redding the army engi-. 0perated un a deel go +s Sra City, Eu-;H. Holbrook, Jr., of San Francisco \reka and San. Francisco inspecting; #nd Charles A. Gillis of Sonora. Unthe harbor and breakwaters at Eu-. 4erground work is at Present being reka, Various points of interest also. Confined to the sinking of a winze ‘will be inspected in San Francisco. 4t the end of a 200-foot south drift bay and harbor before completing}°2 the bottom or 100-foot level of their California trip. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET. CALIF ORNIA PAGE SONORA, Calif., Sept. 18.—Ore reduction has been resumed in the nine miles east of Coulterville, being an incline shaft. Cutting of the winze station has been completed and the : 0. OLD M0 hoot which th i ill devel 8 whic @ winze w: evelop MINE BEING OPENED ik coed Proven on the level named CISCO, Calif., Sept. 17.—Opening. ®" ®verage width of two feet and in of the Lost, Mexican mine ,about a mile west of the Carlyle mine on Old Mountain ,some eight Miles north of here, by Lyman Weeks and asSociates of Nevada City, is arousing considerable interest on account of rich boulders that have been found in the property and the belief that it was worked for rich ore in the early days by the Spaniards. Weeks and his associates have secured an interest in the property from Harry D, Ramsay of Berkeley and John Ogle of Cisco, Weeks and his crew of men are how opening up an ancient tunnel ‘that is belidved to be in about 100 feet. Several years ago Ramsay and Ogle were driven out of the tunnel by a flow of quicksand that moved at the rate of eight feet an hour. In the sand were found boulders of ore, Some of which assayed $4,240 a ton. A half ton of boulders was sold for $1,300. Ramsay was formerly owner of the Carlyle mine, which is now owned by the Metal Products Holding Corporation. This eoncern has in the From Bakersfield; Pa8t year spent $100,000 jon _ the} sfc, Lendon, England. Voeal pupil of the party will journey northward to. Property in new equipment, tunnel Redding. They will be shown the. ‘evelopment and opening up ore. the same zs¢anf hot water service at home. It saves her time and energy. sinking has gained a depth of 15 feet below the drift level. The ore for a length of 120 feet. It shows previous milling operations has plated $2 5a ton in gold, it is asserted. J. M. MeDonald and BE. M. Findley of Los Angeles have aequired, under lease and bond, from Cassius Swerer of Tuttletown the Arbona preparing to resume its development, after an idleness of more than 26 years. It has a 600-foot incline shaft the COMING LET US HAVE YOUR WINTER COAT WHILE YOU CAN SPARE IT GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Phone 375—111 W Main St. Will call Monday and Thursday afterproperty, near that town, and are/noons at your home and deliver or next trip ever. We will your phone charges. credit EDDIE LEONG Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH FISH All Kinds of Mellons Free Delivery LEGAL NOTICE IN THE ree, BERT BE. HAMPTON, her husband Plaintiffs, known <ag ‘ CHAMPION, —= on a three to four foot ledge with foot points, on which ore of varying ~;Yalue has been exposed in past operations. — W. M. Brady of San Francisco has taken ‘over, under lease and bond from John Porath the Porath proplaterals at the 100, 200 and 400-INEVADA CITY CLEANERS W. H. Osborne Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing erty on Bull Creek, 12 miles northeast of Coulterville. The incline shaft on the ground, down 80 feet, on an 18inch vein which plates $40 a ton, it is stated, will be continued to a greater depth in the immediate future, en, ROSETTA BUZZA JOBNS Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of MuHenry Blower and Piane pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on applicaGrass Valiey. NATIONAL MARKET Nevada City THE BEST FOR LESS ALWAYS We Deliver Phone 302 Court in and for the County of Nevada. W. E. WRIGHT, Attorney for City, California. INGS TO: known’ as THOMAS, CARROL MCA. THOMAS known JOHN GREBENS, OTHER PERSONS 109J _ Phones JOHN W. DARKE Upholstering 109M against you in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County’ of a Morgan & Powell Bldg. Office: 400 Broad 8t., Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. BELL Dentist Office Heurs: 8:80 to 8:30 Evenings by Appointment DR. ROBERT F. WERNER —_—_—_—_—— Physician and Surgeon Nurse in attendance. Phone Nevada City] of 5, 7-8 p.m. Nevada, within ten (10) days after the service upon you of this sumMons, if served within this county, or within thirty (30) days, if served elsewhere, And you are hereby notified that unless you appear. and answer as above required the gaid. Plaintiffs will take judgment against you for any money or damage demanded in the Complaint as: arising upon contract or they will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. The said action is brought by the above-named Plaintiffs against the above-named defendants, and each them, to quiet the plaintiffs’ title to the land and real property described in the complaint on file ————— in the said action and hereinafter FP. T. Nilon ‘Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY ee —ATTORNEYS AT LAW— Offices, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley. t© thé Morgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City W. E. WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT LAW ; ? bered Six (6) in Block numbered Office in Union Building Five (5) of the Town (now City) of Phone 23 Nevada City] Grass Valley, as said lot and block — J. T. Hennessy . mine the adverse claims of the above —— particularly described, and to deternamed defendants, and each of them, and of. all’ unknown perSons to, and clouds upon the title to the said rea] property and the whole thereof pursuant. Provisions of Sections 749, 750 and 751 of the Code of Civil Procedure of the State of California, and that said rea] Property is situate, lying and being in the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, and is described as follows, to-wit: All that portion of the Lot numWARD A. JOHNSON, D. ©, Chiropractor Grass Valley are designated upon the. official map of the said Town of Grass Valley made -by Samuel Bethel] in the year 1872, described ag follows, asSumed Magnetic Variation 18¢ 30° East, viz: ‘heh han enee TTT TTT VeSsOseeseesCsECCEsSeEreet ie ee = pe ee a SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN a FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVAJOSEPHINE HAMPTON and ALvs, BERYL AYER DOW, CHARLES W. DOW, WILLIAM THOMAS, also WM. THOMAS, MARY THOMAS. CARROL MCA. THOMAS, MARY J. CHAMPION, PEARL DEVORE, also VERSE TO PLAINTIFFS’ OWNER. Action brought in the Superior of the State of California Plaintiffg, Nevada THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETBERYL AYER DOW, CHARLES W .DOW, WILLIAM THOMAS, also WM. THOMAS. MARY JAMES CHAMPION, MARY 3’ CHAMPION, PEARL DEVORE, alec as HELENA P. DEVORE, AND ALSO ALL It costs less per gallon My wife doesn’t play valet to a non-automatic water heater. Instant hot water cleans two to twenty times faster. It therefore gives her hours of freedom each week for shopping or entertainment. Furthermore, automatic hot water costs less per Lot No. 6; thence along the East gallon than any other method of heating water in Mining District Maps line of said Lot No. 6 South 16° the home Phone 278R Nevada City . 23’ East 57 feet to the place or bei =m . Sinning, EXCEPTING AND RE° SERVING therefrom all lands and Automatic Gas Water Heater J. F. O'CONNOR all rights conveyed by that certain requires no watching Civil and Mining Engineer deed, dated July 20th, 1909,* exYou never watch the Automatic Gas Water Heater. It heats the water to about 140 degrees, stores it, and turns itself off. All you ever do to get a basinful or a tubful of hot water is to rurn the faucet any time of the day or night. The water stays hot because the boiler is insulated. No gas is wasted. Stop in today at our office and see the Automatic Gas Water Heaters. You can have one installed in your home now for a small sum, the balance to be paid in monthly installments, Dealers sell Automatic Gas Water: Heaters. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY <= ve Offiee hours—9 to 12 A. M. and 2 te 5:30 P. M. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley, Sunday by appointment. 168 Se. Auburn St. Phone G.V.196 SE Snares ad _ EDWARD C. UREN MINING AND CIVIL ENGINEER Mining Reports Furnished United States Mineral Surveying. Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. Main Street, Grass Valley. FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. 0. BLKS Meets second and fourth Friday evening in in Elk’s Home, Pine Street, Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. HORACE A. CURNOW. Exalted Ruler South 79 distance south wes said Lot North 79 to a point on the Bast line of said recorded Recorded Book “100” of Deeds, pages 377 et seq. The ob tain the against said defendants and each onu of them, follows:said real Part thereof be determined by the judgment and that it be decreed that Plaintiffs are the s real property and. the wholé of said real property herein Commencing corner of the said Lot No. 6, thence erly boundary of said Lot No. 6, a thence along the west boundary of 44 178. 100 feet: 22’ West 16 ecuted by J. M. Thomas and Mary J. Champion to Lloyd P. Larue and That all adverse claims to, and all clouds upon the title of Plaintiff te at the South East ° 42° West along the southof 258 30/100 feet to the t corner of said Lot No. 6; No. 6, North 85° 47° West thence North 24° 50/100 feet; thence ° 36° East 281 50/100 feet in the office of the County of the County of Nevada in ject of said action is to objudgment of the Court known and unknown, as property or any and every and decree of said court, ole owners in fee of sala described, beOwned Operated Managed . Pm Foi A meh F A A. M. by CaliforniansBldg. come. = Zeawesti. «£ Holmes Secretary. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the Ist and 3d Frid at Pythian Hall, ay nights Morgan and Powell Visiting Knights always welCARL LARSEN, C. ¢, J. €. B. Foss. K. of R. & 8. ing the same real property described in the complaint of plaintiffs on file herein and that plaintiffs are in the Possession of .the property and entitled to the possession of said rea: Property, and the whole thereof, and that the defendants have not, and that no one of said defendants, including the unknown persons made kind joined of the defendants herein, : title, estate, lien or interest ef whatsoever, = real property or any part ert and that*such defendants, amt e and everyone of them, k unknown, be forever or asserting any olaim whataeevesr in or to said real Property, or anyw bart thereof, and that the tiile of the said phain— tiffs in and to the said reel preperts and the whole quieted and valid, and for such other and furth— er additional order, cree and general and proper in the premises, and forcosts of guit. Given under my hand and the seak of California in and for the Co : Nevada, this July, 931, have any in: or on tire: gai and restrained fram adverse to thereof be foreres — adjudged goad anak judgment, de~ relief as is meek “Superior Court of the State 21st day of July,, R.N. McCORMACK, Be Clerk of Said Superior Court. You secure +1 homestead 025633 made July 8, 1930 for Sw ae E% Section 12, To ey nge 6E., M. D. Meridiam, as grounds for his contest he PLAINS PSS CLOUD UPON . 224 PLAINTIFFS' TITLE THERETO, lished Defendants. No, 5958 entry fail to twenty You Date tember Date tember Date tember To Milton H. Johnson of Stigsesuessiveacshas » Contestee: a Arthur C, Harrington Oregon House, Dost-office address, did on July 30, 1931, file in this office his duly cor= roborated application to. contest and has abandoned jt for more than the 3ix months last Past, and has: wholly abandoned it. ou are, therefore, that the said allegations will be taken ag confessed and your said further right to be heard either hefore this office OF on appeal, if you lication of this notice as shown Be~ ‘low, your answer, under oath specifis. cally responding to these allegationa, of contest, together with due proof that you have served a copy of your answer on the said contestant either: . in person ‘or by registered mai, 4 the name of the Post effice to which ;j you desire future notices to be gent to you, Sacramento, California,, July 30, 1932. are hereby notified thak who gives: California, as his: the cancellation of your Entry No., Serial Now that entryman never eatal~ residence upon the lan® ond further neti will be canceled withent file in this effice. within days after the FOURTH should state ig your answer JOHN C. ING. \ VERSE TO PLAINTIFFS’ OWNRegister. ERSHIP, OR ANY CLOUD UPON EDW. C. JEN PLAINTIFFS’ TITLE THERETO, d Acting Register. Defendants, Date of First Publication, August You and each of you are hereby / 28, 1931, of Second Publication Sep4, 1931. of Third Publication Sep-. 11, 1932. % of Fourth Publication Sep~ 18, 1931. ORE Proved fornia, ores, bearing In compliance with Chapter 70, 1927-1929 the Principal 101 Pine Street, Nevada City, Cali~ Dlication State Mineralogist sampling, purchasing concentrates gold and silver bullion, nuggets and specimens, Protest may be made by any per— 80n to the issuing of such license at the office of the State Mineralogiss, Ferry Building, San Francisco. 101 Pine St., Nevada City, Cak as BUYER’S APPLICATION; Section &, 1925, ap~ 15, 1925, amended undersigned, whose Place of business ig at Statutes of April hereby gives notice that ep— has been made to the for a license tax milling, concentrating, reducing, and receiving for sale and amalgame: gold or silver, gold dust, J. M. Hoff, cription Edisen, national PA Sell your invention or patent by exhibiting your model or drawing at.the Second INTERNATIONAL PATENT EXPOSITION, 27, Chicago. Thousands of manufac— turers and patent buyers Spect new devices and patents for marketing. Rates $1 per day for 14 days, entitling you to you have no model, drawing or desPamphlet if you have time. If not, send $14 with descriptions rawings and we your patent interests. B. Hamilton. chandise Mart, Chicago, Sept.’ 14,. ta» will in~ 14 feet. re will do. Send for free. and will look after Managing Director, Inter~ Patent Exposition, MerCity at 7 a. m., m., for 6:30 a. -00 a. Smartsville; H ville. ves for Ne STAGE TIMETABLE Granitevitle Stage leaves Nevada North Bloomfield, Moores Flat, and Graniteville. Leaves Graniteville at Alleghany Nevada City daily, except Sunday at 1:00 nm. Alle~ ghany and Forest. Leaves Fozest at Leaves Marysville at 1:20 p. m. Connects at Smartsvilie North San Juan. Downieville Nevada City daily Leaves Downieville daily. at 6 a. m., arriving in Nevada City im times to connect with 10:30 train for San Francisco. Washington ver at 6:30 a. m., for Was vada City. 7 a. m., for Lake ity, for Nevada City. Stage teaves Tyler, Columbia Hi, m., for Nevada City. 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< iq Le Ts : \ “RIDAY, SEPT. 19, 1931. INSPECTION TRIP OF U. S. _ ARMY BOARD ENGINEERS Further interest in the water problems of California is being shown by the federal government, An inspection trip through the state will be made this week by the nited States army board of engineers of rivers and harbors. All projects affecting navigation, navigable rivers, and flood control, é@nd all harbor Projects come under the jurisdiceitn of this important federal board. All such projects must receive the approval and recommendation of the -board before being acted upon favorably by the chief of engineers and the war department. On the official trip are Brigadier General Herbert Deakyne, member of board of engineers; Colonel Edward H. Schulz, member of ‘board of engineers; Lieutenant Colonel Warren T. Nannum, member board of engineers; Captain Albert B. Jones, corps of engineers U. S. army; Major J. R. D. Matheson, member of California debris commission; Captain W. A. Wood, corps of engineers U. S. army; C. I. Grimm, principal engineer. Colonel Thomas M. Robin, division of. the war department will escort the army officials through the state, : a ; Brae « Colonel Walter B. Garrison, director of public works, State Engineer Edward Hyatt, Deputy State Engi“neer A. D. Edmonston and Messrs G. H. Jones, Ray Matthew, T. B. Waddell, and R. L. Jones of the division of water -Tesources are state officials who [will accompany the Darty on all or part of the inspection trip. The board of engineers will arrive in Bakersfield by train on Tuesday the 15th. Here they will be met by the state officials and shown the major points of interest of the water Problems and needs of the Great Central valley. present intensive development now) throughout the San Joaquin and the Sacramento valleys and delta, the water needs of the various areas and location of the units of the state . water plan. Especial attention will be taken of the problems involved in the areas of deficient water supply in the Upper San Joaquin valley and of the salinity Problem in the SacTramento and San Joaquin delta. The board of engineers will also inspect the flood eontrol ‘and navigation problems of the Sacramento valley and will be shown weirs, by" ‘passes and levee system of the flood control‘ project. The route of the party passes on through Famosa, Porterville, Lindsay, Exeter, the foothill district, Centerville and Clovis to Friant, and closely parallels the proposed location of the San Joaquin and Kern eounty canal passing through aréas where highly developed farms have been abandoned through lack of sufficient water supply. At Friant the dam site of the Friant reservoir will be examined. The party will then drive to Fresno for lunch and for conference with local representatives of the irrigation interests and Members of Governor Rolph’s citizens water commission and of the legislative water resources committee residing in the upper San Joaquin valley. In the afternoon the Party will visit Mendota, Passing through the west side irrigated landg to Dos Palos where they will cross to east side and inspect the Merced, Turlock, Modesfo and South San Joaquin irrigation districts, spending the night in Stockton. On Wednesday the 16th a breakfast will be given at Stockton, attended by represetnatives of the Lower San Joaquin valley and the delta and by members ofthe legislative water resources committee. After the breakfast an inspection will be made of work under way on the Stockton deep water channel. The party wil Two veins have already been erosstion. Phone 229R. 218 French Ave. cut and the work done along them shows approximately 100,000 tons of ore} make the trip on the United tSates engineer corps’ launch and will ex-] amine eonditions in the delta from . Stockton to Rio Vista. : Leaving Rio Vista they will eng up the river road through the Sacramento delta to Sacramento. From efamento the party will continue = the Sacramento river inspecting the Sacramento weir, the Fremont weir and the Yolo by-pass of the Sacramenfo flood contral project. They will return via Davis to SacFr emento for dinner and night. _ They will attend a dinner meeting at the Senator hotel to discuss the water, flood and navigation problems of the Sacramento valley with Members of the state reclamation board ,the Sacramento and San Joa juin Flood Control association and with prominent citizens and officials interested in these problems. H On the 17th the inspection trip will cover the Sacramento valley, The party will follow the Garden > : 235-931 highway to Yuba City diverting to — is to flood control Breen govt niacoe “From ORE REDUCTION RESUMED . hey will cross throug ie heated Presa side and go to AT THE ARGO STAMP MILL WINTER D AYS ARE Red Bluff where they will examine —_— the Iron Canyon and Table mountain dam sites. In the afternoon the party will inspect the Kennett dam site three-stamp mill on the Argo mine, and return to Redding for the night. HG seca ; der lease and bond by C. Redding the army engi-. 0perated un a deel go +s Sra City, Eu-;H. Holbrook, Jr., of San Francisco \reka and San. Francisco inspecting; #nd Charles A. Gillis of Sonora. Unthe harbor and breakwaters at Eu-. 4erground work is at Present being reka, Various points of interest also. Confined to the sinking of a winze ‘will be inspected in San Francisco. 4t the end of a 200-foot south drift bay and harbor before completing}°2 the bottom or 100-foot level of their California trip. THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET. CALIF ORNIA PAGE SONORA, Calif., Sept. 18.—Ore reduction has been resumed in the nine miles east of Coulterville, being an incline shaft. Cutting of the winze station has been completed and the : 0. OLD M0 hoot which th i ill devel 8 whic @ winze w: evelop MINE BEING OPENED ik coed Proven on the level named CISCO, Calif., Sept. 17.—Opening. ®" ®verage width of two feet and in of the Lost, Mexican mine ,about a mile west of the Carlyle mine on Old Mountain ,some eight Miles north of here, by Lyman Weeks and asSociates of Nevada City, is arousing considerable interest on account of rich boulders that have been found in the property and the belief that it was worked for rich ore in the early days by the Spaniards. Weeks and his associates have secured an interest in the property from Harry D, Ramsay of Berkeley and John Ogle of Cisco, Weeks and his crew of men are how opening up an ancient tunnel ‘that is belidved to be in about 100 feet. Several years ago Ramsay and Ogle were driven out of the tunnel by a flow of quicksand that moved at the rate of eight feet an hour. In the sand were found boulders of ore, Some of which assayed $4,240 a ton. A half ton of boulders was sold for $1,300. Ramsay was formerly owner of the Carlyle mine, which is now owned by the Metal Products Holding Corporation. This eoncern has in the From Bakersfield; Pa8t year spent $100,000 jon _ the} sfc, Lendon, England. Voeal pupil of the party will journey northward to. Property in new equipment, tunnel Redding. They will be shown the. ‘evelopment and opening up ore. the same zs¢anf hot water service at home.. It saves her time and energy.. sinking has gained a depth of 15 feet below the drift level. The ore for a length of 120 feet. It shows previous milling operations has plated $2 5a ton in gold, it is asserted. J. M. MeDonald and BE. M. Findley of Los Angeles have aequired, under lease and bond, from Cassius Swerer of Tuttletown the Arbona preparing to resume its development, after an idleness of more than 26 years. It has a 600-foot incline shaft the COMING LET US HAVE YOUR WINTER COAT WHILE YOU CAN SPARE IT GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS Phone 375—111 W Main St. Will call Monday and Thursday afterproperty, near that town, and are/noons at your home and deliver or next trip ever. We will your phone charges. credit EDDIE LEONG Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRESH FISH All Kinds of Mellons Free Delivery LEGAL NOTICE IN THE ree, BERT BE. HAMPTON, her husband Plaintiffs, known <ag ‘ CHAMPION, —= on a three to four foot ledge with foot points, on which ore of varying ~;Yalue has been exposed in past operations. — W. M. Brady of San Francisco has taken ‘over, under lease and bond from John Porath the Porath proplaterals at the 100, 200 and 400-INEVADA CITY CLEANERS W. H. Osborne Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing erty on Bull Creek, 12 miles northeast of Coulterville. The incline shaft on the ground, down 80 feet, on an 18inch vein which plates $40 a ton, it is stated, will be continued to a greater depth in the immediate future, en, ROSETTA BUZZA JOBNS Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Late of the Royal College of MuHenry Blower and Piane pupil of Herbert Sharpe. Terms on applicaGrass Valiey. NATIONAL MARKET Nevada City THE BEST FOR LESS ALWAYS We Deliver Phone 302 Court in and for the County of Nevada. W. E. WRIGHT, Attorney for City, California. INGS TO: known’ as THOMAS, CARROL MCA. THOMAS known JOHN GREBENS, OTHER PERSONS 109J _ Phones JOHN W. DARKE Upholstering 109M against you in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County’ of a Morgan & Powell Bldg. Office: 400 Broad 8t., Hours: 10-12 a. m., 2PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. BELL Dentist Office Heurs: 8:80 to 8:30 Evenings by Appointment DR. ROBERT F. WERNER —_—_—_—_—— Physician and Surgeon Nurse in attendance. Phone Nevada City] of 5, 7-8 p.m. Nevada, within ten (10) days after the service upon you of this sumMons, if served within this county, or within thirty (30) days, if served elsewhere, And you are hereby notified that unless you appear. and answer as above required the gaid. Plaintiffs will take judgment against you for any money or damage demanded in the Complaint as: arising upon contract or they will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. The said action is brought by the above-named Plaintiffs against the above-named defendants, and each them, to quiet the plaintiffs’ title to the land and real property described in the complaint on file ————— in the said action and hereinafter FP. T. Nilon ‘Lynne Kelly NILON, HENNESSY AND KELLY ee —ATTORNEYS AT LAW— Offices, 127 Mill Street, Grass Valley. t© thé Morgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City W. E. WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT LAW ; ? bered Six (6) in Block numbered Office in Union Building Five (5) of the Town (now City) of Phone 23 Nevada City] Grass Valley, as said lot and block — J. T. Hennessy . mine the adverse claims of the above —— particularly described, and to deternamed defendants, and each of them, and of. all’ unknown perSons to, and clouds upon the title to the said rea] property and the whole thereof pursuant. Provisions of Sections 749, 750 and 751 of the Code of Civil Procedure of the State of California, and that said rea] Property is situate, lying and being in the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, and is described as follows, to-wit: All that portion of the Lot numWARD A. JOHNSON, D. ©, Chiropractor Grass Valley are designated upon the. official map of the said Town of Grass Valley made -by Samuel Bethel] in the year 1872, described ag follows, asSumed Magnetic Variation 18¢ 30° East, viz: ‘heh han enee TTT TTT VeSsOseeseesCsECCEsSeEreet ie ee = pe ee a SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN a FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVAJOSEPHINE HAMPTON and ALvs, BERYL AYER DOW, CHARLES W. DOW, WILLIAM THOMAS, also WM. THOMAS, MARY THOMAS. CARROL MCA. THOMAS, MARY J. CHAMPION, PEARL DEVORE, also VERSE TO PLAINTIFFS’ OWNER.

Action brought in the Superior of the State of California Plaintiffg, Nevada THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETBERYL AYER DOW, CHARLES W .DOW, WILLIAM THOMAS, also WM. THOMAS. MARY JAMES CHAMPION, MARY 3’ CHAMPION, PEARL DEVORE, alec as HELENA P. DEVORE, AND ALSO ALL It costs less per gallon My wife doesn’t play valet to a non-automatic water heater. Instant hot water cleans two to twenty times faster. It therefore gives her hours of freedom each week for shopping or entertainment. Furthermore, automatic hot water costs less per Lot No. 6; thence along the East gallon than any other method of heating water in Mining District Maps line of said Lot No. 6 South 16° the home Phone 278R Nevada City . 23’ East 57 feet to the place or bei =m . Sinning, EXCEPTING AND RE° SERVING therefrom all lands and Automatic Gas Water Heater J. F. O'CONNOR all rights conveyed by that certain requires no watching Civil and Mining Engineer deed, dated July 20th, 1909,* exYou never watch the Automatic Gas Water Heater. It heats the water to about 140 degrees, stores it, and turns itself off. All you ever do to get a basinful or a tubful of hot water is to rurn the faucet any time of the day or night. The water stays hot because the boiler is insulated. No gas is wasted. Stop in today at our office and see the Automatic Gas Water Heaters. You can have one installed in your home now for a small sum, the balance to be paid in monthly installments, Dealers sell Automatic Gas Water: Heaters. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY <= ve Offiee hours—9 to 12 A. M. and 2 te 5:30 P. M. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 7 to 8 P. M., Grass Valley, Sunday by appointment. 168 Se. Auburn St. Phone G.V.196 SE Snares ad _ EDWARD C. UREN MINING AND CIVIL ENGINEER Mining Reports Furnished United States Mineral Surveying. Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City Hall. Main Street, Grass Valley. FRATERNAL CARDS NEVADA CITY LODGE, NO. 518 B. P. 0. BLKS Meets second and fourth Friday evening in in Elk’s Home, Pine Street, Phone 108. Visiting Elks welcome. HORACE A. CURNOW. Exalted Ruler South 79 distance south wes said Lot North 79 to a point on the Bast line of said recorded Recorded Book “100” of Deeds, pages 377 et seq. The ob tain the against said defendants and each onu of them, follows:said real Part thereof be determined by the judgment and that it be decreed that Plaintiffs are the s real property and. the wholé of said real property herein Commencing corner of the said Lot No. 6, thence erly boundary of said Lot No. 6, a thence along the west boundary of 44 178. 100 feet: 22’ West 16 ecuted by J. M. Thomas and Mary J. Champion to Lloyd P. Larue and That all adverse claims to, and all clouds upon the title of Plaintiff te at the South East ° 42° West along the southof 258 30/100 feet to the t corner of said Lot No. 6; No. 6, North 85° 47° West thence North 24° 50/100 feet; thence ° 36° East 281 50/100 feet in the office of the County of the County of Nevada in ject of said action is to objudgment of the Court known and unknown, as property or any and every and decree of said court, ole owners in fee of sala described, beOwned Operated Managed . Pm Foi A meh F A A. M. by CaliforniansBldg. come. = Zeawesti. «£ Holmes Secretary. MILO LODGE, No. 48, K. of P. Meets the Ist and 3d Frid at Pythian Hall, ay nights Morgan and Powell Visiting Knights always welCARL LARSEN, C. ¢, J. €. B. Foss. K. of R. & 8. ing the same real property described in the complaint of plaintiffs on file herein and that plaintiffs are in the Possession of .the property and entitled to the possession of said rea: Property, and the whole thereof, and that the defendants have not, and that no one of said defendants, including the unknown persons made kind joined of the defendants herein, : title, estate, lien or interest ef whatsoever, = real property or any part ert and that*such defendants, amt e and everyone of them, k unknown, be forever or asserting any olaim whataeevesr in or to said real Property, or anyw bart thereof, and that the tiile of the said phain— tiffs in and to the said reel preperts and the whole quieted and valid, and for such other and furth— er additional order, cree and general and proper in the premises, and forcosts of guit. Given under my hand and the seak of California in and for the Co : Nevada, this July, 931, have any in: or on tire: gai and restrained fram adverse to thereof be foreres — adjudged goad anak judgment, de~ relief as is meek “Superior Court of the State 21st day of July,, R.N. McCORMACK, Be Clerk of Said Superior Court. You secure +1 homestead 025633 made July 8, 1930 for Sw ae E% Section 12, To ey nge 6E., M. D. Meridiam, as grounds for his contest he PLAINS PSS CLOUD UPON . 224 PLAINTIFFS' TITLE THERETO, lished Defendants. No, 5958 entry fail to twenty You Date tember Date tember Date tember To Milton H. Johnson of Stigsesuessiveacshas » Contestee: a Arthur C, Harrington Oregon House, Dost-office address, did on July 30, 1931, file in this office his duly cor= roborated application to. contest and has abandoned jt for more than the 3ix months last Past, and has: wholly abandoned it. ou are, therefore, that the said allegations will be taken ag confessed and your said further right to be heard either hefore this office OF on appeal, if you lication of this notice as shown Be~ ‘low, your answer, under oath specifis. cally responding to these allegationa, of contest, together with due proof that you have served a copy of your answer on the said contestant either: . in person ‘or by registered mai, 4 the name of the Post effice to which ;j you desire future notices to be gent to you, Sacramento, California,, July 30, 1932. are hereby notified thak who gives: California, as his: the cancellation of your Entry No., Serial Now that entryman never eatal~ residence upon the lan® ond further neti will be canceled withent file in this effice. within days after the FOURTH should state ig your answer JOHN C. ING. \ VERSE TO PLAINTIFFS’ OWNRegister. ERSHIP, OR ANY CLOUD UPON EDW. C. JEN PLAINTIFFS’ TITLE THERETO, d Acting Register. Defendants, Date of First Publication, August You and each of you are hereby / 28, 1931, of Second Publication Sep4, 1931. of Third Publication Sep-. 11, 1932. % of Fourth Publication Sep~ 18, 1931. 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