January 10, 1962 (10 pages)

i Purchase Into Collection NEVADA CIT Y---Little did Ray Polk, president of pes dn County Historical Society dream that an expenditure of 50 cents made 24 years ago would start him on the fasci hobby of bell collecting. It was while looking over some itemsina second hand store in Grass Valley that Polk came across a rather odd looking bell, The bell proved to be a wagon bell used by a local teamster, From this first be11 which cost 50 cents a collection was started which now contains more than 375 pieces, Polk has bells from all over the world ---wood, ceramic, iron, brass and bell metal, According to Polk each bell maker has his own i ceeiieaiaititien . % favorite formula for compounding bell metal, All agree that the best tone comes from a mixture of approximately one part tin to three ‘parts copper, The oldest bell in the coldates back to 1100 AD, It is about aninch tall and made of brass, Polk received it from an archaeologist friend who excavated it from a tomb in the Yucatan, Those whocollect or study bells are known as campanologists or tintinnabulists. Regardless which you choose tocall a collector it's quite a mouthful, Polk knows the history. of each bell in his collection, However there is one that he isnot quite sure of. The bell is of brass about five inches tall with a fluffy cloth tassel on top, On the side isa crest believed to be that of the infamous Medici family. Polk figures the bell was used tocall servants and the tassel served to keep royal hands from grasping cold metal, Boat Show Starts Feb. 2 SAN FRANCISCO --The Province of British Columbia will participate in the San Francisco National Sports and Boat Show to be held February 2-ll at the Cow Palace, according to an announcement made here by Newton P, Steacy, Commissioner for the Government of British Columbia. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 1962 Dog license, asrequir License period beginni March Ist, 1962, Fees $2, 00 (Male) Fees $3, 00 (Female) Publish Jan, 10, 17, 24, 31. WAN NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS ed by Nevada City Ordinance 271 are now available at the City Clerks Office City Hall, ng Jan. Ist 1962, delinquent SAM HOOPER CITY CLERK TED Douglas Fir Barkie Poles CALL or MON KREMKAU Rt. 1 Box 103 or Camino, Calif. WRITE CALL CREOSOTING CO. Stockton, Calif. ‘Phone NI 4-2663 Phone HO 5-5768 McCORNICK & BAXTERS to the day Interes 4% The Bank ‘NOW Your Savings Earn Zo 2 From the day of deposit of withdrawal Compounded Quarterly t. Paid On One Year Certificates Of Deposit. With A Heart In The Heart Of The Mother Lode MOTHER LODE BANK 262 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley 273-7201 sabia NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, January 10, 1962.Page 7 ONCE A LANDMARK----of groundwater irrigation in California, windmills have almost disappeared except on remote ranges where they pump stock water. They have been replaced by high capacity, efficient deep well pumps. This abandoned windmill keeps lonely vigil in a. cultivated field near Roseville. Dept. of Water Resources Photo Half Million Dollar Map Surveying Slated This Year In Second District WASHINGTON ---In this day when anyone can pick up aroad map at the nearest gas station one does not realizethat detailed topographic maps of all parts of the country might not be available. Actually, thisis the case, however, with detailed one inch'to the mile scale maps completed for only two thirds of the nation. California is among the leaders in the national topographic mapping program, however, because of the long standing cooperation ofthe State Government. More than 25 per cent of the $1, 263,000 which will be spent this year in the 19 counties of the Second, mountain-valley, Congressional District by the Geological Survey will be for topographic surveys and mapping, according to Congressman Harold T. "Bizz" Johnson, Other money will be for geologic and mineral resource surveys and mapping and water resource investigations, More than half of the California mapping projects will be in the Second District. It is estimated that federal expenditures for this purpose Leland Suponch in California will be $780, 000, of which $486, 000 will be spent inthe 19 mountainvalley counties. Statewide, California will ‘contribute $330 ,000 tothe work making a total mapping program of more than $1,110,000. Throughout California, 96 per cent of the mapping work has been completed, with the balance to be finished by the end of fiscalyear 1964, The national topographic mapping program in California has been expedited tremendously by the State's participation, Fine cooperation between State and Federal government has existed since 1904, which has resulted in the fact that California ranks high in coverage as compared to the rest of the nation which is only 61 per cent covered by adequate topographic maps. At the present level of appropriations it is not expected’ that the national job will be completed before 1980. Geologic and mineral resources and surveys being carried on throughout the State of California cover investigations of mineral resources of nickel, copper, tungsten, borate, quicksilver and mineral fuels. The bulk of this work consists of mapping locations of these At Camp Pendleton minerals in specific areas. SAN DIEGO --Marine Pvt. Leland L. Suponch, son of Mr, and Mrs, Louis Suponch of 43-C Maryland Rd. and Pvt. Daniel W. Crabtree, son of Mrs, Albertha L. Crabtree of Route 2 both of Grass Valley completed recruit training, Dec, 19, at the Marine CorpsRecruit Depot, San Diego. Upon completion of the final phase of training, the new Marines reported to Camp Pendleton, for further infantry training. The Yule feast was originally a North European midwinter festival to mark when the winter sun began to rise again above its lowest point on the horizon, SPGVCENIN & STO “> ie VAN 6 STORAGE i FREE ESTIMATES RAGE @ You EVER MADE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE THE BEST MOVE AY. PHONE 273—8781 The mocking bird has a fine song of its own in addition toits remarkable power of mimicry, In addition to this, the Geological Survey is conducting studies of the volcanic geology in 25 different areasin the state. Many of these are in the mountain counties, A total of $550,000 will be spent this year on these two programs in the Second District, Both studies are being done in cooperation with the California Division of Mines, The third area of activity by the Geological Survey is water resource investigation. This work, which will cost $190, 000 this year in.the Second District involve investigations of water quality, ground water availability, salt water intrusion, etc. Again this is being done in cooperation with state agencies, LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF AN INDIVIDUAL TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AS FOLLOWS: The undersigned is a person doing business in the State of California under the fictitious name “The B.M, W. Company." His principal place of business is situated at Cedar Ridge, California, County of Nevada, Post Office Box 328, Cedar Ridge, California, Hisname in full and place of residence is as follows: RICHARD GRANT BURLINGAME, Colfax Highway, CEDAR RIDGE, CALIFORNIA JEWELRY eet ur GOLD ee an QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gifts SILVERWARE RARRKKKE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING HARTUNG’S~ Grass Valley jowe ers Since 1875 24 MILL STsGRASS& VALLE Phone 273-3039 Signature RICHARD GRANT BURLINGAME ST AT EOF CALIFORNIA, ) 33 County of Nevada as On this 14th day of December inthe year one thousand nine hundred and Sixty-one before me, Georgine M, W asley aNotary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Richard Grant Burlingame known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the Same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I havehereuntoset my hand and affixed my official seal inthe County of Nevada the day and year in this certificate first above written. S/ Georgine M, Wasley Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California. My Commission Expires April 13, 1965. First Publication; Dec. 20, 1961, LEGAL NOTICE MALONE, DENNIS, SCHOTTKY & PEARL Attorneys at Law Suite 210, 930 G Street Sacramento 14, California Telephone: Hickory 6-2541 Attorneys for Petitioner IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate of IRVA JAMES BLAKE, also known as IRVA J, BLAKE, also known as I, J, BLAKE, Deceased, No, 6123 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on or after January 16, 1962, the undersigned, HAYWARD H, BLAKE, as Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Will of IRVA JAMES BLAKE, alsoknownas IRVA J, BLAKE, also known asI,J, BLAKE, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest net bidder, subject to confirmation by the above-entitled Superior Court, all the right, title, interest, and estate of the decedent at the time of his death and allthe right, title, and interest the estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in additiontothat of the decedent at the time of his death, in and to that certain real -property located in the County of Nevada, State of . California, described as fol= lows: The Northwest quarter (NW 1/4), and the west half of the Northeast quarter (W 1/2-N E 1/4) of Section 15 and all that portion of the Southeast quarter (SE 1/4) of Section 10 lying and situate Southerly of the "Old San Juan Road", all being in T, 16 N,, R. 7 E., M.D.B. & M, VING THEREFROM that Wilbur H, Haines, to EuSmith Beck, ux, and reCalifornia, at page 114, EXCEPTING AND RESERVING THEREFROM that portion of the Northwest quarter of Section 15, T. described as follows: 15, and running thence along the northerly line of said Northwest quarter N, 88°24'06" E, 2215, 38 feet to a point from which a 7/8" hexagonal drill steel marking the North quartersection comer of said Section 15 bears N, 88924°06" E, 326.04 feet; thence leaving said northerly line and running S, 22956'30" E, 57,20 feet toa drill steel; thence S, 89046'W, in OAKLANDBERKELEY California LEGAL NOTICE 2236.81 feet to the place of beginning, and containing 1.35 acres, more or less, EXCEPTING AND RESERVING THEREFROM all that portion lying and stiuate within the exterior boundaries of the following described parcel: All that portion of the South half of Section 10, and of the North half of Section 15, allinT. 16N., R-E,, M.C,B,&M,, described as follows: , Commencing ata7/8" hexagonal drill steel marking the North quartersection corner of said Section 15, identical to the South quarter -section corner of said Section 10, and running thence along the northerly line of the Northeast quarter of said Section 15 S, 88° 55"E, 160,00 feet to a 1/2 inch steel rod; thence leaving said northerly line and running along fence and along the westerly line of a private roadway the following two successive courses, to wit: LEGAL NOTICE N, 1 50" E, 229.00 feet . to a 1/2 inch steel rod; . andN, 10° 05" E, 351,00 . feet to a 1/2 inch steel . rod, thence running along the trace of the abandoned . "Old San Juan Road” the . following five successive ; courses, to wit: §,720 30": E, 145,00 feet; S, 54° 20° . E, 148,00 feet;S, 88°10° . j E, 157.00 feet; S,. 59930" . E, 50,00 feet; S, 24948" E, 111,40 feet; thence. leaving said abandoned . road and running S, 16° . . ! toai1/2 inch steel rod; EXCEPTING AND RESER. certain 46.04 acre parcel . of land conveyed inthat . certain deed executed by . Irva J, Blake, etux, and . : gene H, Beck and Evelyn . corded May 29, 1957 in , Book 233 of the Official . Records of Nevada County, 16N,, R. 7E., M.D.B.&M, . Commencing atthe North. west corner of said Section ; 12" W, 528.76 feet toa! 1/2inch steel rod; thence ! S, 73 °43'"W, 182,81 feet . . thence 48° 50' 40" W, . 180.70 feet;to a 1/2 inch . ‘steelrod; thenceS, 46°12" . 20" W, 252,24 feet toa 1/2 inch steel rod; thence §S, 53 900'W, 183.55 feet to a 1/2 inch steel rodithence N, 39° 03°30" W, 177.14 feet toa drill steel at fence corner; thence along fence N, 22 °57'W, 534,70 feet toa 1/2 inch steel rod set on northerly line of the Northwest quarter of said Section 15; thence along said northerly line N, 88° 24° 06" E, 326, 04 feet to the place of beginning, and containing 13,867 , acres, more or less, . TOGETHER WITH a rightof -way of 60 feet width for road purposes of ingress . and egress over and across . @ portion of the 13, 867 . acre parcel above described; the centerline of said right-of-way being described as follows: ~ Commencing at a point from which the North quar: ter-section corner of Sec. tion 15, T, 16N., R.7E., . M.D, B.&M, bears the foli lowing four successive . courses, towit: N, 72930' ' W, 30.25 feet, S. 10° 05° W. 351.00 feet,S, 1° 50° W, 229.00 feet, and N, 88° 55’ W, 160,00 feet; running thenceS, 10° 05° W, 344, 93 feet; thence S, 1° 50" W, 224.86 feet; thence S, 5° 40° E, 94,00 feet; thence S, 3° 25" E, 359 feet, more or less, to a point on the southeasterly line of the 13, 867 acre parcel above described. Subject to: current taxes, covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, rights rights of way and easements of record. Bids or offers are invited forthe property and must be in writing and may be delivered to the Administrator with the Will Annexed or to the office of his attorneys, MALONE, DENNIS, SCHOTTKY& PEARL, Suite 210, 930 G Street, Sacramento 14, California, or may be filed in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court at any time after the first publication of this notice and be-. fore the making of the sale. Terms and conditions of sale: part cash and part credit, the term of such credit to be acceptable to the Administrator with the Will Annexed and the above-entitled Court; then (10%) per cent of the amount bid to accompany the offer and the balance of the down payment to be made upon confirmation of sale by the above-entitled Court and the delivery of the Deed tothe purchasers, Taxes, operating and maintenance ex penses shallbe prorated as of the date of recording of conveyance, The examination of title, recording of conveyance, and any title insurance policy shall be at the expense of the estate, Bids must be sealed and will be opened at the office of MALONE, DENNIS, SCHOTTKY & PEARL, Attorneysat Law, Suite 210, 930 G Street, Sacramento 14, California, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. of the above date, The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids, DATED: December 19, 1961. S/ Hayward H, Blake Administrator with the Will Annexed of the abovenamed decedent Malone, Dennis, Schottky & Pearl /S Attorneys for Administrator with the Will Annexed Publish: Dec, 27, 1961; Jan, 3, 10, 1962 c —_—— i LS . Mexander THE mouNntAS RUG CLEANE®, FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery Enjoy Continental Charm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO'S Theater. Shopping. Business District Murray Lehr, Managing Director Write direct or see your Travel Agent. g Reservations: GRaystone 4 6464 She Claremont Holed Glamorous resort setting — 22 acres of landscaped gardens. Overlooks the Bay. « 20 minutes from downtown San Franciscd. Es San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with . all the amenities of fine living. Individuallystyled guest rooms. Unique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining. dinner dancing under the stars. Coffee House. 24-hour Garage Service. Transportation at door Tariff from $8 Teletype: OA520

i Purchase Into Collection NEVADA CIT Y---Little did Ray Polk, president of pes dn County Historical Society dream that an expenditure of 50 cents made 24 years ago would start him on the fasci hobby of bell collecting. It was while looking over some itemsina second hand store in Grass Valley that Polk came across a rather odd looking bell, The bell proved to be a wagon bell used by a local teamster, From this first be11 which cost 50 cents a collection was started which now contains more than 375 pieces, Polk has bells from all over the world ---wood, ceramic, iron, brass and bell metal, According to Polk each bell maker has his own i ceeiieaiaititien . % favorite formula for compounding bell metal, All agree that the best tone comes from a mixture of approximately one part tin to three ‘parts copper, The oldest bell in the coldates back to 1100 AD, It is about aninch tall and made of brass, Polk received it from an archaeologist friend who excavated it from a tomb in the Yucatan, Those whocollect or study bells are known as campanologists or tintinnabulists. Regardless which you choose tocall a collector it's quite a mouthful, Polk knows the history. of each bell in his collection, However there is one that he isnot quite sure of. The bell is of brass about five inches tall with a fluffy cloth tassel on top, On the side isa crest believed to be that of the infamous Medici family. Polk figures the bell was used tocall servants and the tassel served to keep royal hands from grasping cold metal, Boat Show Starts Feb. 2 SAN FRANCISCO --The Province of British Columbia will participate in the San Francisco National Sports and Boat Show to be held February 2-ll at the Cow Palace, according to an announcement made here by Newton P, Steacy, Commissioner for the Government of British Columbia. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 1962 Dog license, asrequir License period beginni March Ist, 1962, Fees $2, 00 (Male) Fees $3, 00 (Female) Publish Jan, 10, 17, 24, 31. WAN NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS ed by Nevada City Ordinance 271 are now available at the City Clerks Office City Hall, ng Jan. Ist 1962, delinquent SAM HOOPER CITY CLERK TED Douglas Fir Barkie Poles CALL or MON KREMKAU Rt. 1 Box 103 or Camino, Calif. WRITE CALL CREOSOTING CO. Stockton, Calif. ‘Phone NI 4-2663 Phone HO 5-5768 McCORNICK & BAXTERS to the day Interes 4% The Bank ‘NOW Your Savings Earn Zo 2 From the day of deposit of withdrawal Compounded Quarterly t. Paid On One Year Certificates Of Deposit.. With A Heart In The Heart Of The Mother Lode MOTHER LODE BANK 262 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley 273-7201 sabia NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, January 10, 1962..Page 7 ONCE A LANDMARK----of groundwater irrigation in California, windmills have almost disappeared except on remote ranges where they pump stock water. They have been replaced by high capacity, efficient deep well pumps. This abandoned windmill keeps lonely vigil in a. cultivated field near Roseville. Dept. of Water Resources Photo Half Million Dollar Map Surveying Slated This Year In Second District WASHINGTON ---In this day when anyone can pick up aroad map at the nearest gas station one does not realizethat detailed topographic maps of all parts of the country might not be available. Actually, thisis the case, however, with detailed one inch'to the mile scale maps completed for only two thirds of the nation. California is among the leaders in the national topographic mapping program, however, because of the long standing cooperation ofthe State Government. More than 25 per cent of the $1, 263,000 which will be spent this year in the 19 counties of the Second, mountain-valley, Congressional District by the Geological Survey will be for topographic surveys and mapping, according to Congressman Harold T. "Bizz" Johnson, Other money will be for geologic and mineral resource surveys and mapping and water resource investigations, More than half of the California mapping projects will be in the Second District. It is estimated that federal expenditures for this purpose Leland Suponch in California will be $780, 000, of which $486, 000 will be spent inthe 19 mountainvalley counties. Statewide, California will ‘contribute $330 ,000 tothe work making a total mapping program of more than $1,110,000. Throughout California, 96 per cent of the mapping work has been completed, with the balance to be finished by the end of fiscalyear 1964, The national topographic mapping program in California has been expedited tremendously by the State's participation, Fine cooperation between State and Federal government has existed since 1904, which has resulted in the fact that California ranks high in coverage as compared to the rest of the nation which is only 61 per cent covered by adequate topographic maps. At the present level of appropriations it is not expected’ that the national job will be completed before 1980. Geologic and mineral resources and surveys being carried on throughout the State of California cover investigations of mineral resources of nickel, copper, tungsten, borate, quicksilver and mineral fuels. The bulk of this work consists of mapping locations of these At Camp Pendleton minerals in specific areas. SAN DIEGO --Marine Pvt. Leland L. Suponch, son of Mr, and Mrs, Louis Suponch of 43-C Maryland Rd. and Pvt. Daniel W. Crabtree, son of Mrs, Albertha L. Crabtree of Route 2 both of Grass Valley completed recruit training, Dec, 19, at the Marine CorpsRecruit Depot, San Diego. Upon completion of the final phase of training, the new Marines reported to Camp Pendleton, for further infantry training. The Yule feast was originally a North European midwinter festival to mark when the winter sun began to rise again above its lowest point on the horizon, SPGVCENIN & STO “> ie VAN 6 STORAGE i FREE ESTIMATES RAGE @ You EVER MADE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE THE BEST MOVE AY. PHONE 273—8781 The mocking bird has a fine song of its own in addition toits remarkable power of mimicry, In addition to this, the Geological Survey is conducting studies of the volcanic geology in 25 different areasin the state. Many of these are in the mountain counties, A total of $550,000 will be spent this year on these two programs in the Second District, Both studies are being done in cooperation with the California Division of Mines, The third area of activity by the Geological Survey is water resource investigation. This work, which will cost $190, 000 this year in.the Second District involve investigations of water quality, ground water availability, salt water intrusion, etc. Again this is being done in cooperation with state agencies, LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF AN INDIVIDUAL TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AS FOLLOWS: The undersigned is a person doing business in the State of California under the fictitious name “The B.M, W. Company." His principal place of business is situated at Cedar Ridge, California, County of Nevada, Post Office Box 328, Cedar Ridge, California, Hisname in full and place of residence is as follows: RICHARD GRANT BURLINGAME, Colfax Highway, CEDAR RIDGE, CALIFORNIA JEWELRY eet ur GOLD ee an QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gifts SILVERWARE RARRKKKE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING HARTUNG’S~ Grass Valley jowe ers Since 1875 24 MILL STsGRASS& VALLE Phone 273-3039 Signature RICHARD GRANT BURLINGAME ST AT EOF CALIFORNIA, ) 33 County of Nevada as On this 14th day of December inthe year one thousand nine hundred and Sixty-one

before me, Georgine M, W asley aNotary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Richard Grant Burlingame known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the Same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I havehereuntoset my hand and affixed my official seal inthe County of Nevada the day and year in this certificate first above written. S/ Georgine M, Wasley Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California. My Commission Expires April 13, 1965. First Publication; Dec. 20, 1961, LEGAL NOTICE MALONE, DENNIS, SCHOTTKY & PEARL Attorneys at Law Suite 210, 930 G Street Sacramento 14, California Telephone: Hickory 6-2541 Attorneys for Petitioner IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate of IRVA JAMES BLAKE, also known as IRVA J, BLAKE, also known as I, J, BLAKE, Deceased, No, 6123 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on or after January 16, 1962, the undersigned, HAYWARD H, BLAKE, as Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Will of IRVA JAMES BLAKE, alsoknownas IRVA J, BLAKE, also known asI,J, BLAKE, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest net bidder, subject to confirmation by the above-entitled Superior Court, all the right, title, interest, and estate of the decedent at the time of his death and allthe right, title, and interest the estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in additiontothat of the decedent at the time of his death, in and to that certain real -property located in the County of Nevada, State of . California, described as fol= lows: The Northwest quarter (NW 1/4), and the west half of the Northeast quarter (W 1/2-N E 1/4) of Section 15 and all that portion of the Southeast quarter (SE 1/4) of Section 10 lying and situate Southerly of the "Old San Juan Road", all being in T, 16 N,, R. 7 E., M.D.B. & M, VING THEREFROM that Wilbur H, Haines, to EuSmith Beck, ux, and reCalifornia, at page 114, EXCEPTING AND RESERVING THEREFROM that portion of the Northwest quarter of Section 15, T. described as follows: 15, and running thence along the northerly line of said Northwest quarter N, 88°24'06" E, 2215, 38 feet to a point from which a 7/8" hexagonal drill steel marking the North quartersection comer of said Section 15 bears N, 88924°06" E, 326.04 feet; thence leaving said northerly line and running S, 22956'30" E, 57,20 feet toa drill steel; thence S, 89046'W, in OAKLANDBERKELEY California LEGAL NOTICE 2236.81 feet to the place of beginning, and containing 1.35 acres, more or less, EXCEPTING AND RESERVING THEREFROM all that portion lying and stiuate within the exterior boundaries of the following described parcel: All that portion of the South half of Section 10, and of the North half of Section 15, allinT. 16N., R-E,, M.C,B,&M,, described as follows: , Commencing ata7/8" hexagonal drill steel marking the North quartersection corner of said Section 15, identical to the South quarter -section corner of said Section 10, and running thence along the northerly line of the Northeast quarter of said Section 15 S, 88° 55"E, 160,00 feet to a 1/2 inch steel rod; thence leaving said northerly line and running along fence and along the westerly line of a private roadway the following two successive courses, to wit: LEGAL NOTICE N, 1 50" E, 229.00 feet . to a 1/2 inch steel rod; . andN, 10° 05" E, 351,00 . feet to a 1/2 inch steel . rod, thence running along the trace of the abandoned . "Old San Juan Road” the . following five successive ; courses, to wit: §,720 30": E, 145,00 feet; S, 54° 20° . E, 148,00 feet;S, 88°10° . j E, 157.00 feet; S,. 59930" . E, 50,00 feet; S, 24948" E, 111,40 feet; thence. leaving said abandoned . road and running S, 16° . . ! toai1/2 inch steel rod; EXCEPTING AND RESER. certain 46.04 acre parcel . of land conveyed inthat . certain deed executed by . Irva J, Blake, etux, and . : gene H, Beck and Evelyn . corded May 29, 1957 in , Book 233 of the Official . Records of Nevada County, 16N,, R. 7E., M.D.B.&M, . Commencing atthe North. west corner of said Section ; 12" W, 528.76 feet toa! 1/2inch steel rod; thence ! S, 73 °43'"W, 182,81 feet . . thence 48° 50' 40" W, . 180.70 feet;to a 1/2 inch . ‘steelrod; thenceS, 46°12" . 20" W, 252,24 feet toa 1/2 inch steel rod; thence §S, 53 900'W, 183.55 feet to a 1/2 inch steel rodithence N, 39° 03°30" W, 177.14 feet toa drill steel at fence corner; thence along fence N, 22 °57'W, 534,70 feet toa 1/2 inch steel rod set on northerly line of the Northwest quarter of said Section 15; thence along said northerly line N, 88° 24° 06" E, 326, 04 feet to the place of beginning, and containing 13,867 , acres, more or less, . TOGETHER WITH a rightof -way of 60 feet width for road purposes of ingress . and egress over and across . @ portion of the 13, 867 . acre parcel above described; the centerline of said right-of-way being described as follows: ~ Commencing at a point from which the North quar: ter-section corner of Sec. tion 15, T, 16N., R.7E., . M.D, B.&M, bears the foli lowing four successive . courses, towit: N, 72930' ' W, 30.25 feet, S. 10° 05° W. 351.00 feet,S, 1° 50° W, 229.00 feet, and N, 88° 55’ W, 160,00 feet; running thenceS, 10° 05° W, 344, 93 feet; thence S, 1° 50" W, 224.86 feet; thence S, 5° 40° E, 94,00 feet; thence S, 3° 25" E, 359 feet, more or less, to a point on the southeasterly line of the 13, 867 acre parcel above described. Subject to: current taxes, covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, rights rights of way and easements of record. Bids or offers are invited forthe property and must be in writing and may be delivered to the Administrator with the Will Annexed or to the office of his attorneys, MALONE, DENNIS, SCHOTTKY& PEARL, Suite 210, 930 G Street, Sacramento 14, California, or may be filed in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court at any time after the first publication of this notice and be-. fore the making of the sale. Terms and conditions of sale: part cash and part credit, the term of such credit to be acceptable to the Administrator with the Will Annexed and the above-entitled Court; then (10%) per cent of the amount bid to accompany the offer and the balance of the down payment to be made upon confirmation of sale by the above-entitled Court and the delivery of the Deed tothe purchasers, Taxes, operating and maintenance ex penses shallbe prorated as of the date of recording of conveyance, The examination of title, recording of conveyance, and any title insurance policy shall be at the expense of the estate, Bids must be sealed and will be opened at the office of MALONE, DENNIS, SCHOTTKY & PEARL, Attorneysat Law, Suite 210, 930 G Street, Sacramento 14, California, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. of the above date, The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids, DATED: December 19, 1961. S/ Hayward H, Blake Administrator with the Will Annexed of the abovenamed decedent Malone, Dennis, Schottky & Pearl /S Attorneys for Administrator with the Will Annexed Publish: Dec, 27, 1961; Jan, 3, 10, 1962 c —_—— i LS . Mexander THE mouNntAS RUG CLEANE®, FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery Enjoy Continental Charm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO'S Theater.. Shopping.. Business District Murray Lehr, Managing Director Write direct or see your Travel Agent. g Reservations: GRaystone 4 6464 She Claremont Holed Glamorous resort setting — 22 acres of landscaped gardens. Overlooks the Bay. « 20 minutes from downtown San Franciscd. Es San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with . all the amenities of fine living. Individuallystyled guest rooms. Unique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining.. dinner dancing under the stars. Coffee House. 24-hour Garage Service. Transportation at door Tariff from $8 Teletype: OA520