July 16, 1959 (6 pages)

week e ; resignation Director of Finanee Bert_W. Levit, effective August 1, “with great regret.” — e The Governor said he was “deeply grateful” that Levit,a San Francisco attorney who had agreed to serve only a_ limited time when first appointeg and who. will now return to his practice, “has contributed his time and his great intelligence and energy to the service of the state.” Governor Brown said he would} make a decision on Levit’s successor by August i. *s * 8 : Governor Brown announced during the week that the Department of Fish and Game has adopted a new five-year wildlife conservation plan. — eee William E. Warne, director of the department, told the Govern. or the plan is designed to increase some existing fish and wildlife species, introduce others and give sadded protection against en.croaching civilization to other wildlife resources. * ee ¢ @ Cecil Poole, Governor Brown’s extradition secretary, left for Washington, D. ©., during the week to confer with State Department officials on t ehtsatus of extradtiion proceedings inyolving William G. Bonelli. Poole also will confer with New York officials on operation of their Fair Employment Practice Gommission. Governor Brown recently signed into law a bill creating such a commission in California. : : The Mexican Governmnet has denied extradition of Bonelli, »former Board of Equalization member under indictment in Riverside County for alleged bribery. Dist. Ill, Highway Div. Gets Notice. A certificate of achievement for the best accident prevention record of any district in the State of California for the year 1958 was presented to District Engineer Alan S. Hart July 7% at a District II safety committee meeting ‘in Sacrametno.” The meeting was held at the Materials and Research Building, 5900 Folsom Boulevard, Sacramento. Principal Highway Engineer Scott H. Lathrop represented State Highway Engineer G. T. McCoy in making the presentation: This is the first award of this type received by District III, and is the culmination of several years of safety activity throughout the district. Safety cannot be legislated or ordered and can only be achieved through constant vigil and development of a “safety attitude” by every individual in the organization from top management down. ™ District TTI is composed of 11 counties (Butte, Colusa, El Dorado, Glenn, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, Sierra, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba), containing 12,688 square miles and 1,374 miles of State highways. The district is faced with every type of road problem, except desert, found in the state. It contains metropelitan areas and small villages, rugged mountains and marshy lowlands, regions of extreme cold and regions of subtropical climate,.large rivers and dry washes that can become raging torrents in a matter of hours. Snow removal is a major problem in winter with three routes over the Sierras to keep open. Donner Summit records, regularly, the heaviest snowfall on a major highway route in all of the United States. Keeping this route open duirng stormy weather is one of the major safety problems of the district. It is a tribute to the groups in the more hazardous-work tasks and high exposure assignments of the Natoinal= years led the Nation in the dollar volume of agriculture output,” Mr. Henning stated. aim to lead the Nation in farm safety also.” while the average rate of injury for all California workers last year was about 32 for every thousand, agriculture had almost 50 disabling injuries for every thousand workers, cent above the California average. : Awards Given VA: Employees ans Administration San Francisco regional office have received cash awards totaling $4,135 for “sustained superior performance” during the past fiscal year, while another 14 employees have been Presented certificates for standing rating,” nounced last week. : Dr. G. P. Chua and Charles C. Cunningham of the adjudication division, while Alden B. Wurtsbaugh, chief of the property man‘agement section of the loan guarantee division, received $290. Mrs Wurtsbaugh, J. Glenn Corbitt, manager of the regional office, pointed out that the property management section is considered to be one of the best in the country, and that Wursbaugh is rated oné of the outstanding section chiefs in this service. Corbitt for his “superior knowledge of medicine as it applies to cases considered by VA rating boards, and ts outstanding in his initiate in reviewing cases.” In addtion to his outstanding Ee work as a medical member of a rating board, passing. on veterans’ claims for compensatic® and pension, significant cruiting and training medical personnel for the adjudcation service, Mr. Corbitt said. = based on his “unusual productivity, which has resulted in substantial monetary savings to the . Administration,” Mr. orbitt said. praised Mr. Cunningham for his “unusual capacity for analysis of claims” which he is chairman produces more cases than the average. “I am happy that both President Eisenhower and Governor Brown have proclaimed this seven day observance,” said. “It will serve as a kickoff for the division’s increaseg activity in its campaign to make California farms ever safer for the workers.” : In addition to farm-to-farm safety inspections, the Division of Industrial Safety will prepare safety orders for farms and special farm machines before the end of the year. “California has for . several “It is our He pointed out that which Mr. Henning emphasized that roughly 60 per Thirty employees of the Veter“outthe VA anTop awards of $25 each went to In making the presentation to Dr. Chua was praised by Mr. Dr. Chua has made a contribution in reMr. Gunningham’s award was The regional manager also and that the beard of who have contributed the most in the realization of this achievement. BLACKBERRIES The time of reckoning has come for newly planted blackberries. The first year’s growth does not preduce fruit, but it should be made—ready to bear next year’s cfop. letime this Month or next, head back the new canes at about eight feet sponsorship ang the United States Degeseens mnt of Agriculture, according to John F. Henning, director of the State Department of Industrial ‘RelaMr. Henning farm, deaths were up in 1958 to 89, compared with 79 the prévious year, and that there was very little change in “the number of disabling farm injuries, amounted to almost 16,000 last year. will be opened August 19. . : ; This project will consists of of traffic separation structures and interchanges at Monte Vista, Alta Road, Crystal Springs Road, and Baxter. Also included is an overhead which will carry the freeway over the Southern Pacific Railroad at Towle, near Baxter’ A detour has been constructed to carry traffic around the most rugged terrain so will eliminate need for long road closures during construction. This project, along with three other projects now under eonstruction, will complete approximately 74 miles of continuous freeway and expressway between Sacramento and Emigrant Gap. The three other projects now under way on this stretch of U. S. 40 are located between Roseville and Newcastle, between west of Gold Run and Monte Vista, and between Baxter and Emigrant Gap. A total of $7,300,000 has been budgeted for the project. . Surplus Land To Be Sold At Camp Beale A telegram received from. Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson states that General Services Administration has approved sale by auction of approximately 41,000 acres of Surplus land at Camp Beale. The . Sale is scheduled for September 10. Time and place will be announced soom by VSAO Regional Office. 2 ; ‘miles in length. The bids in Sacramento on grading, paving ,and construction. te plant (state), inspectors plant rangers, forest quarantine junior plant quarantine inspectors (state), forest supervisors (federal), assistant forest supervisors (federal), district forest rangers (federal), foresters (federal), range conservationists (federal), forest engineers (federal), forestry aides (federal) fire control aides (federal) administratvie officers and clerks (federal), game management agents (federal), Marine Corps duty officer, Camp Pendleton, San Diego County. Fish and game reserve wardens, deputy state foresters, state forest ra deputy state foresters, forest Fangers, associate state : forest technicians (state), assistant —— technicians (state), assistant state forest firefighting foremen (state), state park rangers (grades 1, 2, 3, and 4), supervising senior plant -quarantine (state). intermediate inspectors inspectors adminis¢ NEW GOLDEN VIGORO The Only Foolproof Lown Food! Won't burn grass . and you don't to water -S. Patent proves it.) oe ree for weeks after other have given ‘out. Builds thick, springy turfs, a more vigorous Vigoro at your it in. {The Gives grass ev except sun, air seal cee root system. . . Get New Golden favorite store. — even if a Ss to wet George 0. Hutchins, your Telephone Manager in Nevada City ewreeceeeoeneeeeeeseoseesee Ceveeoeoeeeneeedey Accidents can happen ZF Bese os SSCS CHSCSCSSESSSSHSSSOHESSSHSSEHSEEESEOS eseeeee@ # —=. —— and sometimes it’s the telephone > that bites the dust. Well, telephones are built to take it. But I wonder if you’ve thought about this fact: when something does go wrong with your phone — because of _ accidents or normal wear and tear — your telephone manwill be out to fix it, free of charge. It’s a lifetime guarantee, too, in effect as long as you have a phone. And, } FIND IT . FAST IN THE . } ‘YELLOW PAGES . NEW and GREATER ed to drop into the. _ Auburn or phone Grass Valley 2100 and a rept a __., Ray Thompson, Directory Supervisor wishes to mind business men of the Grass Valley area that the be : 2 pare re-— IN THE FRED C. JOHNSON and JOvs. MYRTLE ANN POLKINGHORN; Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed office of the Gounty Clerk of said county. OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: HORN, and “also all other persons right, title, estate, in the real property describeg in the complaint adverse to plaintiffs’ ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiffs’ title thereto,” de. . fendants. pear above brought against you by the above named plaintiffs<in the Nevada, State of to answer the complaint filed therein within. ten days exclusive of the day of service after the service on ; mons, if served within the County of Nevada, and if served elsewhere. within thirty days. that unless you appear and anSwer as above required that the Plaintiff. will take judgment for any money or damages démanded in the complaint as arising upon contract, or they . will apply te the court for any other relief demandeg in the complaint. determine all right, title, estate, lien or inter. est of the said defendants, and each of them, in and to the real property described as follows, to-wit: ce uate. lying and being in the County.of nitro: State of California, ies non Cor a 0.27 acre, more or ess. : the Official Map of the City of Nevada, made by H. §. Bradley in 1869, and being more Particularly described as fol_ Beginning at the most West. tly corner of Lot 5, identical when you come right: down to it, it makes your telephone. . Ss pretty unusual. Can you think of anything else that — doesn’t cost you a single cent for repairs? said Lot 4, the following two successive courses distan SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. SEPHINE M. JOHNSON, his Lady bugs and lady bug gathpa erers HARRY MANTYLA Phone GV 27-J-2 wife, as Joint Tenants, Plaintiffs, and “also all other persons unFOR RENT: Cottage, completely furnished, near Miner Hospital. Suitable for couple or 1 person. References required. Box 23, Nugget, Nevada City. known, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the. real property described in the comlpaint adverse to plaintiffs’ ownership, or any cloud BLUEBERRIES: They won’t last much longer. Colfax Highway, 1 mile east of Cedar Ridge. Blueberry Hill. Call GV 98-J-13 upon plaintiff’s title. thereto.” : Defendants. Action brought in the Superior in the ELECTRIC ORGAN. Want responsible party to assume small mo. pyts. Also spinet piano. Write Credit Mgr., Tallman Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. _ LEGAL NOTICE 4 JOHN L. LARUE, Attorney for Plaintiffs. 231 Broad Street, Nevada City, California. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE MYRTLE ANN POLKING. unknown, claiming any lien or interest You are hereby required to apin an action ~ entitled as uperior Court of«the County of California, and you of this sumAnd, you are hereby notified The object of this action is to and every claim, That certain real property sitleaving said Southwesterly line and following the Southeasterly line of that certain parcel of land now or formerly owned by Florence E. Penner. et vire, South 66° 35° West 54.86 feet to the most Southerly corner of. the said Penner property, identical wtih the most Southerly corner of Lot 5, said Block 37; thence leaving said Southeasterly line and following the Southwesterly line of the said Penner property, identical with the Southwesterly line of said Lot 5, Black 37, North 24° 28’ West 60.00 feet to the place of beginning. Parcel No. 2: All that certain portion of Lot 2, in Block 37, City of Nevada, as shown on the .Official Map of the City of Nevada made by H. SS. Bradley in 1869, more particularly described as: follows: Beginning at a point located North 87° 25’ East 453.02 fect from the Southwest corner of Lot 1 in said Block 37, and running thence South 75° 31’ West 113.10 feet; thence North 4° 26° West 100 feet, thence South 76° 13’ West 14.15 feet, thence South 12° 34’ East 225-17 feet~_thence North 72° 61’ East T3835 feet; thence North 63° 32’ East 38:68 feet, thence North 41° 16’ East 37.78 feet, thence North 14° 25 East 84.28 feet; thence North 00° 26’ East 24.05 feet to the place of beginning. : And it is the further object of this action to have it ad» 2s / 2, Block shown on the Official Map of Nevada City. made by H. S. Bradley in 1869, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point located North 87° 25° East 453.02 feet from the Southwest corner of Lot i in said Block 37. and running thence South 75° 31’ West 113.10 feet: thence North 4° 26 West 100 feet thence North 76° 13’ East 118.77 feet; thence South 00° 26’ West 100 feet to place of beginning, and EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that portion of that certain Parcel of land as conveyed by the Quitclaim Deed dated May 6, 1954, recorded June 1, 1954, in Book “198” of Official Records at page 227, Filing No. 914, “Nevada County Records, . judged and decreed that Plaintiffs by themselves and by their predecessors in interest for more TIME . WE SECURE LOCATIONS FOR TESTERSMale or female, wanted for this area to service route for the WORLD FAMOUS R. C. A. television and radio tubes sold through our latest modern method free self-service tub testing and merchandisin units. Will not interfere wi your present employment. To qualify you must have $1,476.60 to $2,953.20 cash available immediately for inventory and. equipment, investment secured. *Car, 5 spare hours weekly should net up to $650.00 per month in your spare time, should be able to start at once: This company will extend fi-nancial assistance to full time if desired, Do not answer unless fully qualified for time and investment: ; *Income starts immediately. *Business is set up for you. *Selling, soliciting, or. experience is not necessary. *For personal interview in your city—please include your Phone Number and WRITE U. S. ELECTRONICS CORP. 6625 Delmar Blvd. University City 30, Mo. $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME : Refilling and collecting money from our high grade candy, nuts and gum machines in this area. No selling! To qualify for work you must have car; refer. ences, $600 to $1900 cash. Se. cured by inventory. Devoting 7 . hours a week to business your end of percentages of collections will net up to $400 monthly. With very good possibilities of taking over full time. Income increases accordingly. For interview include phone, write P. O. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. BEDS with springs, $2.00 up. G.E. = washing machine. ~ wringer, $22.50. Norge electric range, $35.00. Chairs 50c and up. Lauggage trailer, $25.00. LLAR BILL’S SALE HILLS FLAT GET THE BEST for your stomach. Quick relief with “Merbels” Rx for sick, gassy, nervous stomachs. Neutralizes gas in 10 minutes. It’s guaranteed! Exclusively at Grass Valley Drug, Grass Valley, and G&H tion, have been and now are in the actual, exclusive, open, notorious, and adverse possession own the same in fee against the defendants herein named, and against the whole wérld, and have paid all of the taxes of every kind or nature levied or assessed against the said real property during the period of five years next preceding the filing of the complaint in this action, and that plaintiffs as joint tenants are the owners of said real property and the whole thereof, and the said defendants have not, and none of them has, nor any other person whatever, except the plaintiffs, any right, titles, estate, lien or interest, in, to, or against said lands whatever. WITNESS MY HAND AND. THE SEAL OF THE SAID SUexecuted by William H. Polk: PERIOR COURT this 18th day inghorn, a widower, and) Wil-. °f June. 1959. UNER. liam. Boyd Polkinghorn,’ son JOHN T. TRA vine and heir of Myrtle -Polking(Seal) Clerk. horn, deceased, described as By JACK K. HANSEN, Soliowe . s _ Deputy Clerk. Portions of Lot 2 and 6, Block Publish: July 16, 23, 30, Aug. 37, Nevada City, as shown on 6,1959. Ws: ACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME. Sydney C. Haubtman, the un37; thence from and ces and place of dersigned, hereby certifies that he is transacting ith corners of Lot 2 and 4, said business having pevieial said Place of business on McOourtne by t of commencement with ' Road. Grass Valley, Californi in rue bearings following the the County of Nevada, State of . North line of said Lot 2. iden-. California, under the name and tical with the South line of; Style of S.C. Haubtman and Associates; that his name in full . ' résidence are as coeeee South 86° 46’ West 85.61 feet, . follows: : South 86° 17 West 23.60 feet; Sydney C. Haubtman to a corner comm Lots. Rt. 1, Box 887 e 2 and 3, said Block 37; thence. Grass Valley, California, lea saia Ni line and. Nevada County, California. — following the West line of said. _ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I _het 2, identical with the East . have hereunto set my hand this . . Hme_of said Lot 3, South 3°. 13th day of July, 1950. . 4# 30° East 136.77 feet to al _ SYDNEY C. HAUBTMAN . . gerner common to saiq Lots. State of California, _ East 5.33 feet; thence South. before me, Letha thence North 75° 47° East alk ite of the complaint in this ac. of said real property, claiming to CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL . Hoovers Mobil Station . Alta Street and Ridge Road PROFESSIONAL __ GEORGE C. BOLES. ‘242 Commercial St. Nevada City BROKEN WINDOWS replaced. Automobile Glass installed. Electric Sanders for rent. Paint. Sprayers. Moule Paint and Glass. Phone 1106, Hills Fiat, Grass Valley. a EVERYTHI HING

week e ; resignation Director of Finanee Bert_W. Levit, effective August 1, “with great regret.” — e The Governor said he was “deeply grateful” that Levit,a San Francisco attorney who had agreed to serve only a_ limited time when first appointeg and who. will now return to his practice, “has contributed his time and his great intelligence and energy to the service of the state.” Governor Brown said he would} make a decision on Levit’s successor by August i. *s * 8 : Governor Brown announced during the week that the Department of Fish and Game has adopted a new five-year wildlife conservation plan. — eee William E. Warne, director of the department, told the Govern. or the plan is designed to increase some existing fish and wildlife species, introduce others and give sadded protection against en.croaching civilization to other wildlife resources. * ee ¢ @ Cecil Poole, Governor Brown’s extradition secretary, left for Washington, D. ©., during the week to confer with State Department officials on t ehtsatus of extradtiion proceedings inyolving William G. Bonelli. Poole also will confer with New York officials on operation of their Fair Employment Practice Gommission. Governor Brown recently signed into law a bill creating such a commission in California. : : The Mexican Governmnet has denied extradition of Bonelli, »former Board of Equalization member under indictment in Riverside County for alleged bribery. Dist. Ill, Highway Div. Gets Notice. A certificate of achievement for the best accident prevention record of any district in the State of California for the year 1958 was presented to District Engineer Alan S. Hart July 7% at a District II safety committee meeting ‘in Sacrametno.” The meeting was held at the Materials and Research Building, 5900 Folsom Boulevard, Sacramento. Principal Highway Engineer Scott H. Lathrop represented State Highway Engineer G. T. McCoy in making the presentation: This is the first award of this type received by District III, and is the culmination of several years of safety activity throughout the district. Safety cannot be legislated or ordered and can only be achieved through constant vigil and development of a “safety attitude” by every individual in the organization from top management down. ™ District TTI is composed of 11 counties (Butte, Colusa, El Dorado, Glenn, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, Sierra, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba), containing 12,688 square miles and 1,374 miles of State highways. The district is faced with every type of road problem, except desert, found in the state. It contains metropelitan areas and small villages, rugged mountains and marshy lowlands, regions of extreme cold and regions of subtropical climate,.large rivers and dry washes that can become raging torrents in a matter of hours. Snow removal is a major problem in winter with three routes over the Sierras to keep open. Donner Summit records, regularly, the heaviest snowfall on a major highway route in all of the United States. Keeping this route open duirng stormy weather is one of the major safety problems of the district. It is a tribute to the groups in the more hazardous-work tasks and high exposure assignments of the Natoinal= years led the Nation in the dollar volume of agriculture output,” Mr. Henning stated. aim to lead the Nation in farm safety also.” while the average rate of injury for all California workers last year was about 32 for every thousand, agriculture had almost 50 disabling injuries for every thousand workers, cent above the California average. : Awards Given VA: Employees ans Administration San Francisco regional office have received cash awards totaling $4,135 for “sustained superior performance” during the past fiscal year, while another 14 employees have been Presented certificates for standing rating,” nounced last week. : Dr. G. P. Chua and Charles C. Cunningham of the adjudication division, while Alden B. Wurtsbaugh, chief of the property man‘agement section of the loan guarantee division, received $290. Mrs Wurtsbaugh, J. Glenn Corbitt, manager of the regional office, pointed out that the property management section is considered to be one of the best in the country, and that Wursbaugh is rated oné of the outstanding section chiefs in this service. Corbitt for his “superior knowledge of medicine as it applies to cases considered by VA rating boards, and ts outstanding in his initiate in reviewing cases.” In addtion to his outstanding Ee work as a medical member of a rating board, passing. on veterans’ claims for compensatic® and pension, significant cruiting and training medical personnel for the adjudcation service, Mr. Corbitt said. = based on his “unusual productivity, which has resulted in substantial monetary savings to the . Administration,” Mr. orbitt said. praised Mr. Cunningham for his “unusual capacity for analysis of claims” which he is chairman produces more cases than the average. “I am happy that both President Eisenhower and Governor Brown have proclaimed this seven day observance,” said. “It will serve as a kickoff for the division’s increaseg activity in its campaign to make California farms ever safer for the workers.” : In addition to farm-to-farm safety inspections, the Division of Industrial Safety will prepare safety orders for farms and special farm machines before the end of the year. “California has for . several “It is our He pointed out that which Mr. Henning emphasized that roughly 60 per Thirty employees of the Veter“outthe VA anTop awards of $25 each went to In making the presentation to Dr. Chua was praised by Mr. Dr. Chua has made a contribution in reMr. Gunningham’s award was The regional manager also and that the beard of who have contributed the most in the realization of this achievement. BLACKBERRIES The time of reckoning has come for newly planted blackberries. The first year’s growth does not preduce fruit, but it should be made—ready to bear next year’s cfop. letime this Month or next, head back the new canes at about eight feet sponsorship ang the United States Degeseens mnt of Agriculture, according to John F. Henning, director of the State Department of Industrial ‘RelaMr. Henning farm, deaths were up in 1958 to 89, compared with 79 the prévious year, and that there was very little change in “the number of disabling farm injuries, amounted to almost 16,000 last year. will be opened August 19. . : ; This project will consists of of traffic separation structures and interchanges at Monte Vista, Alta Road, Crystal Springs Road, and Baxter. Also included is an overhead which will carry the freeway over the Southern Pacific Railroad at Towle, near Baxter’ A detour has been constructed to carry traffic around the most rugged terrain so will eliminate need for long road closures during construction. This project, along with three other projects now under eonstruction, will complete approximately 74 miles of continuous freeway and expressway between Sacramento and Emigrant Gap. The three other projects now under way on this stretch of U. S. 40 are located between Roseville and Newcastle, between west of Gold Run and Monte Vista, and between Baxter and Emigrant Gap. A total of $7,300,000 has been budgeted for the project. . Surplus Land To Be Sold At Camp Beale A telegram received from. Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson states that General Services Administration has approved sale by auction of approximately 41,000 acres of Surplus land at Camp Beale. The . Sale is scheduled for September 10. Time and place will be announced soom by VSAO Regional Office. 2 ; ‘miles in length. The bids in Sacramento on grading, paving ,and construction. te plant (state), inspectors plant rangers, forest quarantine junior plant quarantine inspectors (state), forest supervisors (federal), assistant forest supervisors (federal), district forest rangers (federal), foresters (federal), range conservationists (federal), forest engineers (federal), forestry aides (federal) fire control aides (federal) administratvie officers and clerks (federal), game management agents (federal), Marine Corps duty officer, Camp Pendleton, San Diego County. Fish and game reserve wardens, deputy state foresters, state forest ra deputy state foresters, forest Fangers, associate state : forest technicians (state), assistant —— technicians (state), assistant state forest firefighting foremen (state), state park rangers (grades 1, 2, 3, and 4), supervising senior plant -quarantine (state). intermediate inspectors inspectors adminis¢ NEW GOLDEN VIGORO The Only Foolproof Lown Food! Won't burn grass . and you don't to water -S. Patent proves it.) oe ree for weeks after other have given ‘out. Builds thick, springy turfs, a more vigorous Vigoro at your it in. {The Gives grass ev except sun, air seal cee root system. . . Get New Golden favorite store. — even if a Ss to wet George 0. Hutchins, your Telephone Manager in Nevada City ewreeceeeoeneeeeeeseoseesee Ceveeoeoeeeneeedey Accidents can happen ZF Bese os SSCS CHSCSCSSESSSSHSSSOHESSSHSSEHSEEESEOS eseeeee@ # —=. —— and sometimes it’s the telephone > that bites the dust. Well, telephones are built to take it. But I wonder if you’ve thought about this fact: when something does go wrong with your phone — because of _ accidents or normal wear and tear — your telephone manwill be out to fix it, free of charge. It’s a lifetime guarantee, too, in effect as long as you have a phone. And, } FIND IT . FAST IN THE . } ‘YELLOW PAGES . NEW and GREATER ed to drop into the. _ Auburn or phone Grass Valley 2100 and a rept a __., Ray Thompson, Directory Supervisor wishes to mind business men of the Grass Valley area that the be : 2 pare re-— IN THE FRED C. JOHNSON and JOvs.

MYRTLE ANN POLKINGHORN; Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed office of the Gounty Clerk of said county. OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: HORN, and “also all other persons right, title, estate, in the real property describeg in the complaint adverse to plaintiffs’ ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiffs’ title thereto,” de. . fendants. pear above brought against you by the above named plaintiffs<in the Nevada, State of to answer the complaint filed therein within. ten days exclusive of the day of service after the service on ; mons, if served within the County of Nevada, and if served elsewhere. within thirty days. that unless you appear and anSwer as above required that the Plaintiff. will take judgment for any money or damages démanded in the complaint as arising upon contract, or they . will apply te the court for any other relief demandeg in the complaint. determine all right, title, estate, lien or inter. est of the said defendants, and each of them, in and to the real property described as follows, to-wit: ce uate. lying and being in the County.of nitro: State of California, ies non Cor a 0.27 acre, more or ess. : the Official Map of the City of Nevada, made by H. §. Bradley in 1869, and being more Particularly described as fol_ Beginning at the most West. tly corner of Lot 5, identical when you come right: down to it, it makes your telephone. . Ss pretty unusual. Can you think of anything else that — doesn’t cost you a single cent for repairs? said Lot 4, the following two successive courses distan SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. SEPHINE M. JOHNSON, his Lady bugs and lady bug gathpa erers HARRY MANTYLA Phone GV 27-J-2 wife, as Joint Tenants, Plaintiffs, and “also all other persons unFOR RENT: Cottage, completely furnished, near Miner Hospital. Suitable for couple or 1 person. References required. Box 23, Nugget, Nevada City. known, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the. real property described in the comlpaint adverse to plaintiffs’ ownership, or any cloud BLUEBERRIES: They won’t last much longer. Colfax Highway, 1 mile east of Cedar Ridge. Blueberry Hill. Call GV 98-J-13 upon plaintiff’s title. thereto.” : Defendants. Action brought in the Superior in the ELECTRIC ORGAN. Want responsible party to assume small mo. pyts. Also spinet piano. Write Credit Mgr., Tallman Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. _ LEGAL NOTICE 4 JOHN L. LARUE, Attorney for Plaintiffs. 231 Broad Street, Nevada City, California. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE MYRTLE ANN POLKING. unknown, claiming any lien or interest You are hereby required to apin an action ~ entitled as uperior Court of«the County of California, and you of this sumAnd, you are hereby notified The object of this action is to and every claim, That certain real property sitleaving said Southwesterly line and following the Southeasterly line of that certain parcel of land now or formerly owned by Florence E. Penner. et vire, South 66° 35° West 54.86 feet to the most Southerly corner of. the said Penner property, identical wtih the most Southerly corner of Lot 5, said Block 37; thence leaving said Southeasterly line and following the Southwesterly line of the said Penner property, identical with the Southwesterly line of said Lot 5, Black 37, North 24° 28’ West 60.00 feet to the place of beginning. Parcel No. 2: All that certain portion of Lot 2, in Block 37, City of Nevada, as shown on the .Official Map of the City of Nevada made by H. SS. Bradley in 1869, more particularly described as: follows: Beginning at a point located North 87° 25’ East 453.02 fect from the Southwest corner of Lot 1 in said Block 37, and running thence South 75° 31’ West 113.10 feet; thence North 4° 26° West 100 feet, thence South 76° 13’ West 14.15 feet, thence South 12° 34’ East 225-17 feet~_thence North 72° 61’ East T3835 feet; thence North 63° 32’ East 38:68 feet, thence North 41° 16’ East 37.78 feet, thence North 14° 25 East 84.28 feet; thence North 00° 26’ East 24.05 feet to the place of beginning. : And it is the further object of this action to have it ad» 2s / 2, Block shown on the Official Map of Nevada City. made by H. S. Bradley in 1869, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point located North 87° 25° East 453.02 feet from the Southwest corner of Lot i in said Block 37. and running thence South 75° 31’ West 113.10 feet: thence North 4° 26 West 100 feet thence North 76° 13’ East 118.77 feet; thence South 00° 26’ West 100 feet to place of beginning, and EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that portion of that certain Parcel of land as conveyed by the Quitclaim Deed dated May 6, 1954, recorded June 1, 1954, in Book “198” of Official Records at page 227, Filing No. 914, “Nevada County Records, . judged and decreed that Plaintiffs by themselves and by their predecessors in interest for more TIME . WE SECURE LOCATIONS FOR TESTERSMale or female, wanted for this area to service route for the WORLD FAMOUS R. C. A. television and radio tubes sold through our latest modern method free self-service tub testing and merchandisin units. Will not interfere wi your present employment. To qualify you must have $1,476.60 to $2,953.20 cash available immediately for inventory and. equipment, investment secured. *Car, 5 spare hours weekly should net up to $650.00 per month in your spare time, should be able to start at once: This company will extend fi-nancial assistance to full time if desired, Do not answer unless fully qualified for time and investment: ; *Income starts immediately. *Business is set up for you. *Selling, soliciting, or. experience is not necessary. *For personal interview in your city—please include your Phone Number and WRITE U. S. ELECTRONICS CORP. 6625 Delmar Blvd. University City 30, Mo. $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME : Refilling and collecting money from our high grade candy, nuts and gum machines in this area. No selling! To qualify for work you must have car; refer. ences, $600 to $1900 cash. Se. cured by inventory. Devoting 7 . hours a week to business your end of percentages of collections will net up to $400 monthly. With very good possibilities of taking over full time. Income increases accordingly. For interview include phone, write P. O. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. BEDS with springs, $2.00 up. G.E. = washing machine. ~ wringer, $22.50. Norge electric range, $35.00. Chairs 50c and up. Lauggage trailer, $25.00. LLAR BILL’S SALE HILLS FLAT GET THE BEST for your stomach. Quick relief with “Merbels” Rx for sick, gassy, nervous stomachs. Neutralizes gas in 10 minutes. It’s guaranteed! Exclusively at Grass Valley Drug, Grass Valley, and G&H tion, have been and now are in the actual, exclusive, open, notorious, and adverse possession own the same in fee against the defendants herein named, and against the whole wérld, and have paid all of the taxes of every kind or nature levied or assessed against the said real property during the period of five years next preceding the filing of the complaint in this action, and that plaintiffs as joint tenants are the owners of said real property and the whole thereof, and the said defendants have not, and none of them has, nor any other person whatever, except the plaintiffs, any right, titles, estate, lien or interest, in, to, or against said lands whatever. WITNESS MY HAND AND. THE SEAL OF THE SAID SUexecuted by William H. Polk: PERIOR COURT this 18th day inghorn, a widower, and) Wil-. °f June. 1959. UNER. liam. Boyd Polkinghorn,’ son JOHN T. TRA vine and heir of Myrtle -Polking(Seal) Clerk. horn, deceased, described as By JACK K. HANSEN, Soliowe . s _ Deputy Clerk. Portions of Lot 2 and 6, Block Publish: July 16, 23, 30, Aug. 37, Nevada City, as shown on 6,1959. Ws: ACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME. Sydney C. Haubtman, the un37; thence from and ces and place of dersigned, hereby certifies that he is transacting ith corners of Lot 2 and 4, said business having pevieial said Place of business on McOourtne by t of commencement with ' Road. Grass Valley, Californi in rue bearings following the the County of Nevada, State of . North line of said Lot 2. iden-. California, under the name and tical with the South line of; Style of S.C. Haubtman and Associates; that his name in full . ' résidence are as coeeee South 86° 46’ West 85.61 feet, . follows: : South 86° 17 West 23.60 feet; Sydney C. Haubtman to a corner comm Lots. Rt. 1, Box 887 e 2 and 3, said Block 37; thence. Grass Valley, California, lea saia Ni line and. Nevada County, California. — following the West line of said. _ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I _het 2, identical with the East . have hereunto set my hand this . . Hme_of said Lot 3, South 3°. 13th day of July, 1950. . 4# 30° East 136.77 feet to al _ SYDNEY C. HAUBTMAN . . gerner common to saiq Lots. State of California, _ East 5.33 feet; thence South. before me, Letha thence North 75° 47° East alk ite of the complaint in this ac. of said real property, claiming to CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL . Hoovers Mobil Station . Alta Street and Ridge Road PROFESSIONAL __ GEORGE C. BOLES. ‘242 Commercial St. Nevada City BROKEN WINDOWS replaced. Automobile Glass installed. Electric Sanders for rent. Paint. Sprayers. Moule Paint and Glass. Phone 1106, Hills Fiat, Grass Valley. a EVERYTHI HING