September 30, 1932 (6 pages)

ngs dance. . eeived $14,902 contract fro dredgena . ‘THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1932 ne Fr O . Our Correspondents SS €AMPTONVILLE, Sept. 28.— Judge and Mrs. W. B. Meek re‘turned a few days ago from a two “weeks visit with their daughter, ‘Mrs. E. L. Cleveland at Sacramento. Wiss Lesta H. Joubert left-Sunday for San Jose to resume her studies at the state normal school after spending the summer with her parents at Oak Valley. Mrs. Rachael M. Lapadie and Miss Lola M. Labadie spent two days this week visiting relatives at Sacramento. James L. Joubert arrived Friday evening from Sacramento on & week end visit. Henry Meyer of Downieville went through town Thursday from his home en route to Sacramento. W. H. Cartwright of Grass ValJey passed through town Thursday en route to the upper country. ; Mr. and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland returned Thursday evening from a ghort business trip to San Francisco and Sacramento. Julius E. Pauly and Samuel F. Price motored to Sacramento Thursday on a short visit. Fred J. Hughes of Newcastle was i ntown Wednesday on a brief business visit. Miss Betty Nordyke has returned from Woodland and is again attending the local high school. "=, R. Stambaugh of Nevada City was in town Thursday on 4 short business visit. William March was in town Fri-. day from! the upper country on @ short visit. 3 Floyd Cartwright of Grass Valley passed through Friday enroute to the upper country. \ E. C. Kendall, former resident, of Hammontown, arrived a few days ‘ago on a visit to his old home here. ‘"Worest Ranger Frank W. Meggers left Wednesday for the upper country on a few days official business » visit. Dr. A. C. Eckhardt passed thru Friday from Downieville enroute te ‘the lower country. Mrs. Rachael M. Labadie motored to Downieville Friday on a short visit. Julius E. Pauly motored to Grass Valley Saturday morning on business. Chas. L. Wilson Jr., arrived Friday from Sacramento to spend the week-end visiting relatives in this section. Fred J. Joubert left Friday for . Los Angeles to attend the funeral of the late B. T. Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Butz and family of Oroville spent the weekend in this section (visiting relatives. Ri ‘Mr. and Mrs.:\A. J. Heether motored to Brush Creek mine Friday on a short visit. James L. Joubert left Sunday for Sacramento after spending the week end here. The following were among those motoring down from Alleghany Sat_ urday evening to attend the dance: Mrs. Pat Shepherd, Mrs. Davies and daughter, Elbert Davis, Walter Pearce and James Bradbury. Mrs. Thomas J. Williams of Dobbins returned home Sunday after spending a week visiting relatives at the Hotel Francis. Francis Bartsch of North San Juan were in town Saturday evening on a short visit. The following.were among those from Downieviile dance Saturday evening: Miss Dorothy Schofield, Kenneth Latta, Osear Costa, Anna Marie and Paul Smith, Chas. Folsom, Myrtle Pear‘gon, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, August Poggi, Chas. Cook, Frank Poggi, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Jaynes and son, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McCormack, Miss Josephine Tomolo, Evan W. Thomas. Miss Elsie Ann Price, deputy superintendent of schools of Plumas county, was in town spending the week-end with her parents. Mrs. W. C. Cunningham and family motored up from North San Juan Saturday evening to attend the Erle Pauly motored home from Auburn Saturday evening to attend the dance, returning the next mornHenry Casci motored in from Nevada City Saturday evening on a short visit. Miss Lola Chatfield and Betty Nordyke returned from Pike City Monday morning after spending the week-end with ;relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Meltz and daughter and orchestra of Auburn were in town Saturday evening furnishing music for the big benefit dance. Myron Pauly motored to Auburn Saturday on a brief visit. Suisuh—Dutton Dredging Co. re-Willow Spring service station. attending ~~ the} NORTH SAN JUAN NORTH SAN JUAN, Sept. 29.— Rev. Mr. Buckner preached in the church here Sunday afternoon. Coming with him from Nevada City were Mrs. Buckner, Mrs. Eden and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Telford. Mr. Buckner Drought, two fine watermelons te guests of Mrs. Wodell over the week end. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. H. D. Lyons and two grandsons, of Oakspent Friday in town visiting old acquaintances and friends. Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Lyons were formerly the Misses Orilla and Lucy Crawl. Mrs. Kerr ahs rented her Coffee treat the Sunday school children after church. Church services are held at three o’clock every second and fourth Sundays.of the month. Sunday school meets every Sunday at two o’clock. On Wednesday of last month Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Burnett, Mr. Ingols and Miss Annie Wrenman spent the day in Nevada City and Grass Valley. Herman Cook, public administrator of Sacramento, his mother and sister, Mrs. Louise Johnson and Mrs. Coolidge, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Green one day last week. Joe Fogarty of Hamilton is spending some time here visiting relatives. Last Saturday Mrs. Kern Fogarty, her mother, Mrs. Dahlberg and Joe Fogarty were Nevada City visitors. The Nevada City high school chartered the San Juan bus to take the members of the new football team to Auburn Saturday. F. M. Harris, driver of the bus, returned all smiles as he announced, ‘“‘we beat ‘em!” Frank: Winecki, grandson of Mrs. Huckins, was recently visiting relatives in San Juan and Downieville. Mr. Winecke is from the ‘aviation field of Sacramento and was accompanied by a friend, also an aviator. While here they went hunting and were successful, each shooting two deer. ees : Tom Graham, of Oakland, who is a “former resident of Sweetland, is camping for the hunting season among the pines near his old home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conner were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Burnett. Frank Powell, who made quite an extended stay in Sweetland, has returned to his home in Sacramento. Mrs. C. J. Lyser of the San Juan’ mine, entertained at luncheon Tuesday . Misses Caroline and Annie Wienman and Mrs. F. M. Harris. The Misses Wienman recalled the time when their brother-in-law, Chas. Collins, had grani on the hills near the mine. This is difficult to realize at presetn, when one looks at the tall pines, fir and cedar and wide spreading oaks and madrones. A number of new people have mvoed into town this fall. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Danforth of Oakland, who are to live in the new home built for Mr. Huckins by Mr. Danforth and located in the edge of the oaks across the road from the Mr. and Mrs. McSuinn and family have moved into George Cook’s house. Mr. Cook is living in Sweetland. Mr. and Mrs, Palmer and family are living in one of the Huckins cottages. : Mr. and Mrs. Frances Proom and little daughter Grace are living in the home of the late Prof. , Davis. Mr. Proom has purchased this property, é Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson and family have moved onto the Stage ranch. Mrs. &.-S. Dare. of. Freemans Crossing visited Mrs. Wodell over Sunday. Mrs. Henry Harrison and son Billie from Bowman spent the weekend with Mrs. Harrison’s aunt,.Mrs, Bradbury. Saturday evéning Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Harrison and Billie went to a show in Nevada City.” . to Shop to an experienced butcher who comes from Sacramento and who will open a first class meat, market in the near future. : Miss Alice Baylis reports that the following named pupils have been neither absent nor tardy during the first month of school:—Merle Butz, Richard Sherrill, Harris Mathews, W Aldridge. Phil Solaro, Jack Kessler, Joy Neilson, Ardith McQuinn, Betty McQuinn, Louis McQuinn, Wilma Kessler, Eva Joy Cunningham, Loren Ennis, Melba Ennis and Miss Fay Al; dridge. FRENCH CORRAL FRENCH CORRAL, Sept. 27.— Since Sunday evening the weather has been much cooler and we are feeling quite comfortable. Early Sunday: evening indications of a thunder storm kept us busy putting things under cover, but only a few drops of rain fell. A. Browning and son Clyde went American . Hill last Tuesday, where they have taken a contract to dosome work. Mr. Carmichael of Browns Valley had business in French Corral Wednseday. On his return he was accompanied by Harry Browning, who will be in his employ. : ’Mrs. Elsie Schwartz of Grass Valley was a week-end visitor, arriving -Friday evening. She returned to her home Sunday morning. Mrs. J. W. Culver accompanied her as far as Pleasant Valley. She gives good reports of her Grass Valley school. . Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Flynn of Nevada City were Friday visitors. They report that Mr. Flynn’s brother, Bill Campbell of Nevada City, has been removed to his home from the Jones Memorial hospital. Mr. Campbell has been in poor health for the past year and recently underwent an operation for removal of gall stones. Due to ‘his advanced age his relatives and friends feared the outcome. A meeting of Columbia Parlor No. 70, N. D. G. W., was held Friday evening. On account of scattered membership this was the first meeting of the term. Mr. and Mrs. L. EB. Ingoldsly of Lindsey were Saturday visitors. Mr. Ingoldsly is in the nursery business in Lindsay and while on a business trip to Newcastle and Nevada City dropepd i nat French Corral. Mrs. Ingoldsly is a former resident of French Corral. This was her first return visit to French Corral. Jack Wolff of Grass Valley was a Saturday visitor. The people of a Saturday visitor. Mr. Wolff is very popular in French Corral. In his bulletins hé has brought out very itneresting facts about the Yuba river country. Benton Wilcoxon of Drum was a Saturday~ visitor. e : Rev. Father O’Reilly held services at Birechville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. May of Sacramento were Sunday visitors. They were accompanied by friends from that city, Misses Margaret and Madeline McGirk and Mr. Deponia. Mr. and Mrs. May own property in this “place” and “have resided” here™ for the past three years and expect to return again. Their home in Biirchville was destroyed by fire. Mrs. J.-K. Culver went to Pleasant Valley Sunday and from there went to Auburn with her son, Burton Wilcoxon and wife. Miss Frances Moulton of Sacramento spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Moulton. , Joe Swazey returned to French Corral Sunday night after making a business trip.to. Nevada City and Pike City. ‘ Mrs, Josie Dahlberg and son-inlaw, Joseph Fogarty, of Hammonton were Sunday visitors. _ A. Browning and Lioyd made a ‘trip to’ Nevada: City andMarysville today. Mr. McGish and N. B. Bishop went to, Nevada City Monday. a Mr. and Mrs. George Luhr spent Sunday at Goodyear Bar with Mr. and Mrs.,J. M. Pierce. Mrs. Pierce is a niece of Mrs. Luhr. Miss Alice Baylis was a week-end visitor in Nevada City at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs. Clark of San Bruno, passed through San Juan en route to their home a few days ago. Mrs. Clark was well known as Miss Lulu Dudley of Forest City. Mr. Larry Pinaglia and his friend, “§ng Suisun channel. Ernest Bray of Sacramento, were the TUNE-UP iuSKENBNEDeNMiaENONB! SCIENTIFIC MOTOR EX-RAY re a ba : ; 3 : : i Adjus COIAMIH,, we 10 Adjust Ignition, check timing. Clean and adjust contact points. Check Valves for sticking or B urnt conditions. Test Ignition Coil under compression. t Generator charging rate. Test each individual Cylinder for compression and rings. Clean motor and generator commutator. — Check all wiring for open and short cireuits. Clean and adjust spark plugs. Carburetor. Test Ammeter and Ignition Switch. Fill Battery and clean terminal. $3.00 PM OE EL Me lL debatable edtelialil tat Tom Graham of Oakland spent a week on the San Juan ridge. Tom is a native of Sweetland and was one of the noted deer hunters in his time. He still enjoys a deer hunt and a visit to the old home town. F. S. Wood of Sweetland was a visitor today. ’ ROUGH AND READY ROUGH AND READY, Sept. 29.— Mrs. Viola Crom and son who have been visiting Mrs. Joel Stevenson, have returned to their home in Sactamento. She was accompanéid by Miss Aileen “McCrea. : "Albert and Elmer Tippin, of Hobart Mills, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tippin. Gilbert BE. Holt, formerly of Louisjana, now stationed at the San Pedro naval base, is visiting his cousins Mrs. Rosa Gregg and Mrs. R. L. Capps, while the fleet is in San Francisco. Holt is on the U. 8S. 8. Colorado and this is his first trip into the interior of California and he says that Grass Valley ahd Nevada City are two of the finest towns for their size he has seen on either coast. Deer season is open again, but the local boys have had no success so far. . Y R. L. Capps; Chas. Jeep and Gilbert Holt have returned from Jack‘son Meadows they stayed at the . standstill at present, although there ‘all hoping something will turn up. where they spent several days hunting with no success. While at JackEnnor Camp. R. L. Capps leaves next week for. San ‘Francisco, where he will take a physical examination from the Veterans Welfare Bureau. Mr. Capps returned home last April after. 18 months at the government hospital and having undergone several operations. : Mining in. this district is. at a have been several -mining-men-looking. over Various prospects. We are soon. BIRCHVILLE BIRCHVILLE, Sept, 25.—Jean Thomas bagged a nice forked horn on his first hunt of the season. what right, title; estate, lien or inAl Jaynes was another successful hunter, killing his two pointer near ‘Camptonville. Don Fowler, who with his father, has been “dry washing” on the Birchville diggings, was_ pleasantly surprised by the arrival of his mother, brother and sister in law from Los Angeles Friday morning. Mr.:and Mrs. N. Young of Nevada City were callers Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas. Birchville school spent a pleasant afternoon at Sweetland last Friday. Baseball was enjoyed by the olde. pupils and bat ball by the younger ones. : Birchville pupils ‘were all perfect attendance for the school month ending Sept. 23. Those on the . honor roll were: Alma Thomas, Norman Pine, Almon Miser, Betty Pearce, Ray, Neilson, Beverly Pine, Gertrude Pearce, Robert and Roberta Pearce. Mr. Cobb of Piedmont who has been mining on the diggings through most of the summer has had his brother from Los Angeles visiting him. Mr. and Mrs. Al Jaynes and baby Betty went to Camptonville Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Pearce were shopping in Nevada City Saturday, going over with Will Moulton of French Corral. ' LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given-bythe undersigned that the taxes for the city of Nevada for the fiscal year 1931-32 are now due. i Said taxes will be delinquent on Monday, October 10, 1982 at 6 o’clock p. m. and unless paid prior thereto 10 per cent will be added to the amount thereof. Payment of said taxes may be made to me at the City Hall on Broad street and for the purpose of collecting the same I will be in my office in the City Hall from 8 a, m. until 12 noon; from’ 2 to 5 p.m. and from 7 until 8 p.m. each day until said taxes become delinquent. Dated September 29, 1932. ‘ H. H. HALLETT, Chief of Police, Nevada City, Bx Officio.Tax--Collector. FORFEITURE NOTICE TO COOWNERS OF MINING CLAIM IN YOU BET MINING DISTRICT TO J. A. SIMPSON and L. E. SIMPSON; You are hereby notified that 1 have performed the annual laboi: required by law for the year 1931, upon the OCTO MINING CLAIMS situated in section 30, Township 16 North, of Range 10 Bast M. D. B. & M, in what is known as the You Bet ‘Ming District,. in. the . county.of Nevada, state of California; and that unless in the time prescribed by law you pay. your proportionate ‘amount of said expenditure your inforfeited to me under the provisions of Section 2824 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. Rosca: “RUBE B. NOBEL. First Publication Sept. 23, 1932. Last Publication December 23, 1932. SUMMONS In the Superior Court of the State Of California, in and for the County of Nevada. ALICE HARE, Plaintiff, vs.,C. B. CONLIN, DANA WICKS, CHAS. L. SALMON, MARY E. SALMON, W. D. HILL, Ss. A. PARNALL, LAURBETTE E. PARNALL, JOHN DOE, RICHARD ROE, MARY POD, and: BLACK AND WHITE COMPANY, corporation, and’ “any and all’ other persons, associa in and to the lands described herein. Defendants. Action Brought in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and the Complaint Filed in the Saia County of Nevada, in the Office of the Clerk of Said Superior Court. CHARLES L. GILMORE, Attorney for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California Send Greetings to:— C. B. Conlin, Dana Wicka;-Ohas. L. Salmon, Mary E Salmon, W. D. Hill, s. A. Parnall, Laurette E. Parnall, John Doe, Richard Roe, Mary Poe, and Black and Whie Company, a corporation,.and any and all other persons, associations or corporations claiming any right, title or interest in and'to the lands described herein, Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, son Meadows and Bowman dam that an action was brought against terest in said” mining ¢leim: will: be: tions’ or corporations . : claiming ‘any right) -titie or interest. vou by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County: of Nevada, by filing a complaint in the office of the Clerk of said Court on the 30th day of April, 1932, in which action Alice Hare is plaintiff, and you are defendants. ; Said action is brought by the plaintiff against you as defendants to quiet her title to the properties described in the complaint and set forth herein, and, YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR and answer said complaint before this Court to show terest you or any of you may have or claim in or to the property described in said complaint, and herein set forth, adverse to plaintiff’s ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff’s title thereto, ‘within ten days from the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, if served on: you in said County of Nevada, and within thirty days, exclusive of the day of service, if served elsewhere; and ‘you are further notified that unless you su appear and answer within the time above specified, that plaintiff will take judgement, forever quieting her title to the lands and premises herein described, or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded‘ in the complaint. That said lands and premises are situate in the County of Nevada, State of: California, and described as The Northeast quarter (NE%) of the Northwest quarter (NW%4and the Northwest quarter (NW%) of; the Northeast quarter (NE%) of Section thirty-six (36), Township eighteen (18) North, Range eight (8) East, Mount Diablo Meridian, and containing eighty (80) acres of land, according to. the official United States survey thereof. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, this 30th day of April, 1932. (SEAL) R. N. McCORMACK, Clerk. Corning — T. B. Goodwin, San Francisco ,submitted low bid of $14,313 for construction of new Corning Union high school gymnasium building. highway resumed. SPECIAL gallon,bargain. prices. H. Beloud, Main St., Grass Valley, Calif. Work.-on Mt. Shasta-Mt. Lassen Wall paper 10c roll, paint $1.50 also used sink $3.00, used enamel wash trays $4.50 with stand. 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ngs dance. . eeived $14,902 contract fro dredgena . ‘THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1932 ne Fr O . Our Correspondents SS €AMPTONVILLE, Sept. 28.— Judge and Mrs. W. B. Meek re‘turned a few days ago from a two “weeks visit with their daughter, ‘Mrs. E. L. Cleveland at Sacramento. Wiss Lesta H. Joubert left-Sunday for San Jose to resume her studies at the state normal school after spending the summer with her parents at Oak Valley. Mrs. Rachael M. Lapadie and Miss Lola M. Labadie spent two days this week visiting relatives at Sacramento. James L. Joubert arrived Friday evening from Sacramento on & week end visit. Henry Meyer of Downieville went through town Thursday from his home en route to Sacramento. W. H. Cartwright of Grass ValJey passed through town Thursday en route to the upper country. ; Mr. and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland returned Thursday evening from a ghort business trip to San Francisco and Sacramento. Julius E. Pauly and Samuel F. Price motored to Sacramento Thursday on a short visit. Fred J. Hughes of Newcastle was i ntown Wednesday on a brief business visit. Miss Betty Nordyke has returned from Woodland and is again attending the local high school. "=, R. Stambaugh of Nevada City was in town Thursday on 4 short business visit. William March was in town Fri-. day from! the upper country on @ short visit. 3 Floyd Cartwright of Grass Valley passed through Friday enroute to the upper country. \ E. C. Kendall, former resident, of Hammontown, arrived a few days ‘ago on a visit to his old home here. ‘"Worest Ranger Frank W. Meggers left Wednesday for the upper country on a few days official business » visit. Dr. A. C. Eckhardt passed thru Friday from Downieville enroute te ‘the lower country. Mrs. Rachael M. Labadie motored to Downieville Friday on a short visit. Julius E. Pauly motored to Grass Valley Saturday morning on business. Chas. L. Wilson Jr., arrived Friday from Sacramento to spend the week-end visiting relatives in this section. Fred J. Joubert left Friday for . Los Angeles to attend the funeral of the late B. T. Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Butz and family of Oroville spent the weekend in this section (visiting relatives. Ri ‘Mr. and Mrs.:\A. J. Heether motored to Brush Creek mine Friday on a short visit. James L. Joubert left Sunday for Sacramento after spending the week end here. The following were among those motoring down from Alleghany Sat_ urday evening to attend the dance: Mrs. Pat Shepherd, Mrs. Davies and daughter, Elbert Davis, Walter Pearce and James Bradbury. Mrs. Thomas J. Williams of Dobbins returned home Sunday after spending a week visiting relatives at the Hotel Francis. Francis Bartsch of North San Juan were in town Saturday evening on a short visit. The following.were among those from Downieviile dance Saturday evening: Miss Dorothy Schofield, Kenneth Latta, Osear Costa, Anna Marie and Paul Smith, Chas. Folsom, Myrtle Pear‘gon, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, August Poggi, Chas. Cook, Frank Poggi, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Jaynes and son, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McCormack, Miss Josephine Tomolo, Evan W. Thomas. Miss Elsie Ann Price, deputy superintendent of schools of Plumas county, was in town spending the week-end with her parents. Mrs. W. C. Cunningham and family motored up from North San Juan Saturday evening to attend the Erle Pauly motored home from Auburn Saturday evening to attend the dance, returning the next mornHenry Casci motored in from Nevada City Saturday evening on a short visit. Miss Lola Chatfield and Betty Nordyke returned from Pike City Monday morning after spending the week-end with ;relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Meltz and daughter and orchestra of Auburn were in town Saturday evening furnishing music for the big benefit dance. Myron Pauly motored to Auburn Saturday on a brief visit. Suisuh—Dutton Dredging Co. re-Willow Spring service station. attending ~~ the} NORTH SAN JUAN NORTH SAN JUAN, Sept. 29.— Rev. Mr. Buckner preached in the church here Sunday afternoon. Coming with him from Nevada City were Mrs. Buckner, Mrs. Eden and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Telford. Mr. Buckner Drought, two fine watermelons te guests of Mrs. Wodell over the week end. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. H. D. Lyons and two grandsons, of Oakspent Friday in town visiting old acquaintances and friends. Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Lyons were formerly the Misses Orilla and Lucy Crawl. Mrs. Kerr ahs rented her Coffee treat the Sunday school children after church. Church services are held at three o’clock every second and fourth Sundays.of the month. Sunday school meets every Sunday at two o’clock. On Wednesday of last month Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Burnett, Mr. Ingols and Miss Annie Wrenman spent the day in Nevada City and Grass Valley. Herman Cook, public administrator of Sacramento, his mother and sister, Mrs. Louise Johnson and Mrs. Coolidge, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Green one day last week. Joe Fogarty of Hamilton is spending some time here visiting relatives. Last Saturday Mrs. Kern Fogarty, her mother, Mrs. Dahlberg and Joe Fogarty were Nevada City visitors. The Nevada City high school chartered the San Juan bus to take the members of the new football team to Auburn Saturday. F. M. Harris, driver of the bus, returned all smiles as he announced, ‘“‘we beat ‘em!” Frank: Winecki, grandson of Mrs. Huckins, was recently visiting relatives in San Juan and Downieville. Mr. Winecke is from the ‘aviation field of Sacramento and was accompanied by a friend, also an aviator. While here they went hunting and were successful, each shooting two deer. ees : Tom Graham, of Oakland, who is a “former resident of Sweetland, is camping for the hunting season among the pines near his old home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conner were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Burnett. Frank Powell, who made quite an extended stay in Sweetland, has returned to his home in Sacramento. Mrs. C. J. Lyser of the San Juan’ mine, entertained at luncheon Tuesday . Misses Caroline and Annie Wienman and Mrs. F. M. Harris. The Misses Wienman recalled the time when their brother-in-law, Chas. Collins, had grani on the hills near the mine. This is difficult to realize at presetn, when one looks at the tall pines, fir and cedar and wide spreading oaks and madrones. A number of new people have mvoed into town this fall. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Danforth of Oakland, who are to live in the new home built for Mr. Huckins by Mr. Danforth and located in the edge of the oaks across the road from the Mr. and Mrs. McSuinn and family have moved into George Cook’s house. Mr. Cook is living in Sweetland. Mr. and Mrs, Palmer and family are living in one of the Huckins cottages. : Mr. and Mrs. Frances Proom and little daughter Grace are living in the home of the late Prof. , Davis. Mr. Proom has purchased this property, é Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson and family have moved onto the Stage ranch. Mrs. &.-S. Dare. of. Freemans Crossing visited Mrs. Wodell over Sunday. Mrs. Henry Harrison and son Billie from Bowman spent the weekend with Mrs. Harrison’s aunt,.Mrs, Bradbury. Saturday evéning Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Harrison and Billie went to a show in Nevada City.” . to Shop to an experienced butcher who comes from Sacramento and who will open a first class meat, market in the near future. : Miss Alice Baylis reports that the following named pupils have been neither absent nor tardy during the first month of school:—Merle Butz, Richard Sherrill, Harris Mathews, W Aldridge. Phil Solaro, Jack Kessler, Joy Neilson, Ardith McQuinn, Betty McQuinn, Louis McQuinn, Wilma Kessler, Eva Joy Cunningham, Loren Ennis, Melba Ennis and Miss Fay Al; dridge. FRENCH CORRAL FRENCH CORRAL, Sept. 27.— Since Sunday evening the weather has been much cooler and we are feeling quite comfortable. Early Sunday: evening indications of a thunder storm kept us busy putting things under cover, but only a few drops of rain fell. A. Browning and son Clyde went American . Hill last Tuesday, where they have taken a contract to dosome work. Mr. Carmichael of Browns Valley had business in French Corral Wednseday. On his return he was accompanied by Harry Browning, who will be in his employ. : ’Mrs. Elsie Schwartz of Grass Valley was a week-end visitor, arriving -Friday evening. She returned to her home Sunday morning. Mrs. J. W. Culver accompanied her as far as Pleasant Valley. She gives good reports of her Grass Valley school. . Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Flynn of Nevada City were Friday visitors. They report that Mr. Flynn’s brother, Bill Campbell of Nevada City, has been removed to his home from the Jones Memorial hospital. Mr. Campbell has been in poor health for the past year and recently underwent an operation for removal of gall stones. Due to ‘his advanced age his relatives and friends feared the outcome. A meeting of Columbia Parlor No. 70, N. D. G. W., was held Friday evening. On account of scattered membership this was the first meeting of the term. Mr. and Mrs. L. EB. Ingoldsly of Lindsey were Saturday visitors. Mr. Ingoldsly is in the nursery business in Lindsay and while on a business trip to Newcastle and Nevada City dropepd i nat French Corral. Mrs. Ingoldsly is a former resident of French Corral. This was her first return visit to French Corral. Jack Wolff of Grass Valley was a Saturday visitor. The people of a Saturday visitor. Mr. Wolff is very popular in French Corral. In his bulletins hé has brought out very itneresting facts about the Yuba river country. Benton Wilcoxon of Drum was a Saturday~ visitor. e : Rev. Father O’Reilly held services at Birechville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. May of Sacramento were Sunday visitors. They were accompanied by friends from that city, Misses Margaret and Madeline McGirk and Mr. Deponia. Mr. and Mrs. May own property in this “place” and “have resided” here™ for the past three years and expect to return again. Their home in Biirchville was destroyed by fire. Mrs. J.-K. Culver went to Pleasant Valley Sunday and from there went to Auburn with her son, Burton Wilcoxon and wife. Miss Frances Moulton of Sacramento spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Moulton. , Joe Swazey returned to French Corral Sunday night after making a business trip.to. Nevada City and Pike City. ‘ Mrs, Josie Dahlberg and son-inlaw, Joseph Fogarty, of Hammonton were Sunday visitors. _ A. Browning and Lioyd made a ‘trip to’ Nevada: City andMarysville today. Mr. McGish and N. B. Bishop went to, Nevada City Monday. a Mr. and Mrs. George Luhr spent Sunday at Goodyear Bar with Mr. and Mrs.,J. M. Pierce. Mrs. Pierce is a niece of Mrs. Luhr. Miss Alice Baylis was a week-end visitor in Nevada City at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs. Clark of San Bruno, passed through San Juan en route to their home a few days ago. Mrs. Clark was well known as Miss Lulu Dudley of Forest City. Mr. Larry Pinaglia and his friend, “§ng Suisun channel. Ernest Bray of Sacramento, were the TUNE-UP iuSKENBNEDeNMiaENONB! SCIENTIFIC MOTOR EX-RAY re a ba : ; 3 : : i Adjus COIAMIH,, we 10 Adjust Ignition, check timing. Clean and adjust contact points. Check Valves for sticking or B urnt conditions. Test Ignition Coil under compression. t Generator charging rate. Test each individual Cylinder for compression and rings. Clean motor and generator commutator. — Check all wiring for open and short cireuits. Clean and adjust spark plugs. Carburetor. Test Ammeter and Ignition Switch. Fill Battery and clean terminal. $3.00 PM OE EL Me lL debatable edtelialil tat Tom Graham of Oakland spent a

week on the San Juan ridge. Tom is a native of Sweetland and was one of the noted deer hunters in his time. He still enjoys a deer hunt and a visit to the old home town. F. S. Wood of Sweetland was a visitor today. ’ ROUGH AND READY ROUGH AND READY, Sept. 29.— Mrs. Viola Crom and son who have been visiting Mrs. Joel Stevenson, have returned to their home in Sactamento. She was accompanéid by Miss Aileen “McCrea. : "Albert and Elmer Tippin, of Hobart Mills, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tippin. Gilbert BE. Holt, formerly of Louisjana, now stationed at the San Pedro naval base, is visiting his cousins Mrs. Rosa Gregg and Mrs. R. L. Capps, while the fleet is in San Francisco. Holt is on the U. 8S. 8. Colorado and this is his first trip into the interior of California and he says that Grass Valley ahd Nevada City are two of the finest towns for their size he has seen on either coast. Deer season is open again, but the local boys have had no success so far. . Y R. L. Capps; Chas. Jeep and Gilbert Holt have returned from Jack‘son Meadows they stayed at the . standstill at present, although there ‘all hoping something will turn up. where they spent several days hunting with no success. While at JackEnnor Camp. R. L. Capps leaves next week for. San ‘Francisco, where he will take a physical examination from the Veterans Welfare Bureau. Mr. Capps returned home last April after. 18 months at the government hospital and having undergone several operations. : Mining in. this district is. at a have been several -mining-men-looking. over Various prospects. We are soon. BIRCHVILLE BIRCHVILLE, Sept, 25.—Jean Thomas bagged a nice forked horn on his first hunt of the season. what right, title; estate, lien or inAl Jaynes was another successful hunter, killing his two pointer near ‘Camptonville. Don Fowler, who with his father, has been “dry washing” on the Birchville diggings, was_ pleasantly surprised by the arrival of his mother, brother and sister in law from Los Angeles Friday morning. Mr.:and Mrs. N. Young of Nevada City were callers Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas. Birchville school spent a pleasant afternoon at Sweetland last Friday. Baseball was enjoyed by the olde. pupils and bat ball by the younger ones. : Birchville pupils ‘were all perfect attendance for the school month ending Sept. 23. Those on the . honor roll were: Alma Thomas, Norman Pine, Almon Miser, Betty Pearce, Ray, Neilson, Beverly Pine, Gertrude Pearce, Robert and Roberta Pearce. Mr. Cobb of Piedmont who has been mining on the diggings through most of the summer has had his brother from Los Angeles visiting him. Mr. and Mrs. Al Jaynes and baby Betty went to Camptonville Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Pearce were shopping in Nevada City Saturday, going over with Will Moulton of French Corral. ' LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given-bythe undersigned that the taxes for the city of Nevada for the fiscal year 1931-32 are now due. i Said taxes will be delinquent on Monday, October 10, 1982 at 6 o’clock p. m. and unless paid prior thereto 10 per cent will be added to the amount thereof. Payment of said taxes may be made to me at the City Hall on Broad street and for the purpose of collecting the same I will be in my office in the City Hall from 8 a, m. until 12 noon; from’ 2 to 5 p.m. and from 7 until 8 p.m. each day until said taxes become delinquent. Dated September 29, 1932. ‘ H. H. HALLETT, Chief of Police, Nevada City, Bx Officio.Tax--Collector. FORFEITURE NOTICE TO COOWNERS OF MINING CLAIM IN YOU BET MINING DISTRICT TO J. A. SIMPSON and L. E. SIMPSON; You are hereby notified that 1 have performed the annual laboi: required by law for the year 1931, upon the OCTO MINING CLAIMS situated in section 30, Township 16 North, of Range 10 Bast M. D. B. & M, in what is known as the You Bet ‘Ming District,. in. the . county.of Nevada, state of California; and that unless in the time prescribed by law you pay. your proportionate ‘amount of said expenditure your inforfeited to me under the provisions of Section 2824 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. Rosca: “RUBE B. NOBEL.. First Publication Sept. 23, 1932. Last Publication December 23, 1932. SUMMONS In the Superior Court of the State Of California, in and for the County of Nevada. ALICE HARE, Plaintiff, vs.,C. B. CONLIN, DANA WICKS, CHAS. L. SALMON, MARY E. SALMON, W. D. HILL, Ss. A. PARNALL, LAURBETTE E. PARNALL, JOHN DOE, RICHARD ROE, MARY POD, and: BLACK AND WHITE COMPANY, corporation, and’ “any and all’ other persons, associa in and to the lands described herein. Defendants. Action Brought in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and the Complaint Filed in the Saia County of Nevada, in the Office of the Clerk of Said Superior Court. CHARLES L. GILMORE, Attorney for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California Send Greetings to:— C. B. Conlin, Dana Wicka;-Ohas. L. Salmon, Mary E Salmon, W. D. Hill, s. A. Parnall, Laurette E. Parnall, John Doe, Richard Roe, Mary Poe, and Black and Whie Company, a corporation,.and any and all other persons, associations or corporations claiming any right, title or interest in and'to the lands described herein, Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, son Meadows and Bowman dam that an action was brought against terest in said” mining ¢leim: will: be: tions’ or corporations . : claiming ‘any right) -titie or interest. vou by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County: of Nevada, by filing a complaint in the office of the Clerk of said Court on the 30th day of April, 1932, in which action Alice Hare is plaintiff, and you are defendants. ; Said action is brought by the plaintiff against you as defendants to quiet her title to the properties described in the complaint and set forth herein, and, YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR and answer said complaint before this Court to show terest you or any of you may have or claim in or to the property described in said complaint, and herein set forth, adverse to plaintiff’s ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff’s title thereto, ‘within ten days from the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, if served on: you in said County of Nevada, and within thirty days, exclusive of the day of service, if served elsewhere; and ‘you are further notified that unless you su appear and answer within the time above specified, that plaintiff will take judgement, forever quieting her title to the lands and premises herein described, or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded‘ in the complaint. That said lands and premises are situate in the County of Nevada, State of: California, and described as The Northeast quarter (NE%) of the Northwest quarter (NW%4and the Northwest quarter (NW%) of; the Northeast quarter (NE%) of Section thirty-six (36), Township eighteen (18) North, Range eight (8) East, Mount Diablo Meridian, and containing eighty (80) acres of land, according to. the official United States survey thereof. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, this 30th day of April, 1932. (SEAL) R. N. McCORMACK, Clerk. Corning — T. B. Goodwin, San Francisco ,submitted low bid of $14,313 for construction of new Corning Union high school gymnasium building. highway resumed. SPECIAL gallon,bargain. prices. H. Beloud, Main St., Grass Valley, Calif. Work.-on Mt. Shasta-Mt. Lassen Wall paper 10c roll, paint $1.50 also used sink $3.00, used enamel wash trays $4.50 with stand. 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