June 28, 1961 (14 pages)

ministrators and assigns, and to All Whom It May Concern: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatI, the undersigned, John A, Fontz, did at my own expense: perform your share or part of the annual assessment work of One Hundred Dollars, required by the laws of the United States and of the State of California’ upon that certain unpatented placer mining claim, known as and called the Crystal Hill Placer Mining Claim, situate in North Bloomfield Mining District, inthe County of Nevada, State of California, embracing portions of Section 1, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, M,D.B, & M,, owned by the following persons to wit: John A, Fontz, an undivided 7 /12ths interest therein; Vera Fontz, an undivided 1/6th interest therein; and W. E, Kinkel, an undivided 1/4th interest therein; as tenants in common, That I performed your part or share of said assessment. “work upon said claim in, for, and during the assessment years ending at noon, September 1, 1959, and at noon, September 1, 1960. That during each of the aforesaid 2 years, I performed at least $100 worth of such assessment. work upon said claim, and such was the amount and value of such work and labor so performed, That your share or part of the said assessment work for each of said years was twentyWednesday, Tune 28, 1961. .NFVANA COUNTY NUGGET Bonanza Pageant — five. dollars; and for the 2 . years aforesaid amounts to an aggregate of $50, 00; and that you now owe me $50.00 for . performing your part or share of said assessment work for the 2 years above mentioned. That the notice of location of said claim is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Nevada, State of California, in Book 32 of Mining Claims at page 299, to which record reference is had for a particular description of said claim. oe That the performance of said work was necessary to prevent a forfeiture or re-location of said claim., You, and each of you, are hereby required to pay to me within ninety days from the date of the service of this notice, either by publication or otherwise, the sum of $50, 00, being your part or share of the said assessment work performed by me for the years above specified; orin the event of a failure sotodo, your, interests, viz; anundivided one-fourth interest or part in said claim, owned by each of you, will become my property. Dated: June 23d, 1961 John A. Fontz List of Entries (Tentative) . First Division---Early Years 1. Pageant Marshalls: Robinson, Graham 2. Flags 3. Nevada Union Junior High School Band 4. Division Banner , 5. Donner Party 6. Indians in Costume 7. Spanish Coach, Costumed Passengers 8. Prospectors with burros 9. Ox Wagon hauling logs 10. Covered Wagon Party ll. Indian War Party 12. Lone Indian on Spotted Horse 13. Rough and Ready Ploat 14. Wells Fargo Stage Coach 15. Saloon Scene 16. Hose Carts, Fire Departments 17. Posse pursuing Two Bandits 18. Pony Express 19. Mail Coach Second Division --Gay 90s 20. Division Banner 21. Dixie Land Band 22. Pioneer Float (BPW) 23. North San Juan Can Can Dancers 24. NDGW Parlor Scene Road Commissioner Bob pliances, a two car garage, FOR THE DISCRIMINATING FAMILY .Who will want winter warmth and summer air-conditioning." Wehave this conveniently located three bedroom, two bathroom home, all electric with built in apchoice area has fine restrictions, William L. ‘Pioneer Village’ Phone 273-7227 152 So. Auburn St. one full acre of land. This All for $19,500. Haney Grass Valley WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT 17 Plans To AS LOW AS $7 per sq. ft. Choose From Sa 2 ae OH Os Open on Center Club. 100% FINANCING —— WILMAR [aa] HOMES iays and Sundays Convenience The corner of Highway 49 & Glenbrook Heights Drive, across from the Gold for Your Ph, 273-4486 ‘d wey : Levi Largest Stock Of 143 Mill St, For A Cool 4th Outfit From Hat To Shoes @ SPORT SHIRTS @ SWIM WEAR @ BERMUDA SHORTS sy, western wear RUS if ADAM dress straws Levi Californians ! In Nevada County VIC BREUER’S western straws} 25. Barber Shop Quartet 26. Folk Dancers 27. Home Scene 28. Horse and Buggy 29. Can=Can Dancers 30. Horse and Cart Third Division---Turn of the Century 31. Division Banner 32. Hennesy School Band 33. Horse and Sulky 34. Two Horseless Carriages 35. Horse Drawn Beer Wagon 36. Horseless Carriages 37. Horse Drawn Gasoline Wagon 38. World War I=--Armistice Day Float Fourth Division---Roaring 20s 39. Division Banner 40. Women's Suffrage (NC BPW) Float 41, W. Clampus Vitus Speakeasy 42. Girl Scout Float 43, The Lion Roars inthe Roating 20s (Lions Clubs) Float 44, Charleston Dancing. Girls (NDGW)Float 45. 1920 Vintage Cars and Trucks 46. American Legion with 1923 Dodge 47. Model A's 48. 1920 Agricultural Scene---4-H Fifth Division---The Modern Era 49. Division Banner LEED Supervisor Guy I at. # $01 HL : Crescent City, California Telephone:INgersoll 4-2159 Attorneys for Executor — "No, 4641-P NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE : SALE vUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF DEL NORTE HENRY D, RUDISILL, also ‘RUDISILL, Deceased, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ‘that on or after July 24th, 1961, the undersigned BANK OF AMERICA N.T.& S.A., as Executor of the Will of HENRY D, RUDISILL, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest 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 known as HENRY DeBARTH . . In the matter of the Estate of . ” NFW MANAGER. in the area. --Rob Flfers, formerly manager of the Woodland Purity store, has been installed as the new manager of the Grass Valley store. Flfers has been with Purity almost 12 years serving as manager in various stores over the past 11 years. He is married and has a son, Steven, 4. Flfers and his wife, Adaline, are currently looking for a home death and all the right, title, and interest the estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition tothat of the decedent at the time of his death, in and to those certain parcels of real property located in the County of Nevada, State of California, described as follows: Parcel No. 1: That certain mining claim or prem-. ises known as the BALTIMORE CONSOLIDATED MINE, consisting of the BALTIMORE MAYFLOWER AND DEWEY LODE, claims designated by the Surveyor General for the State of California, as Survey No. 4576, embracing a portion of Sections 5 and 8, Township 18 North, Range 11 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, containing 61,92 acres, more or less, Parcel No. 2: That certain mining claim or premises known asthe MONT ANA PLACER MINING CLAIM, described as the East 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4; the Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 and the Lot No. 7 of Section 8, Township 18 N orth, Range 11 East, M.D.M., and that portion of the Lot 2 of said Section 8, Township 18 North, Range 1 East, M.D.M., designated by the Surveyor General for the State of California, as Survey No. 4840, in said SecLEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE containing 52.434 acres, more or less, Subjectto, current taxes, covenants, condition, reStriction, reservations, right, rights-of-way and easements of record, also rights of the public in and to so much of the above described property as lies within the boundaries of any public road, Bids or offers are invited forthe property and must be in writing and may be delivered to the.Executor or to the office of his attorneys, Speer and Creasey, 301 H. Street, Crescent City, California, or may be filed in the office of the Clerk of of the Superior Court at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of the sale, Terms and conditions of sale: Cash in lawful money of the United States of America; ten (10%) per cent of the amount bid to accompany the offer and the balance to be paid upon confirmation of sale by the Superior Court. The examination of title, recording of conveyance, and any title insurance policy shall be at the expense of the purchaser or purchas~ ers, The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids. BANK OF AMERICA N.T. & S.A. as Executor of the Will of the above tion, Township and Range named decedent By F. C. Jordan, Jr. Trust Officer The sting of most scorpions is only stong enough to paralyze or kill those insects on which they customarily feed. GRASS VALLEY---The Queen and her court are coming from Truckee to take part inthe Bonanza celebration, The queen is Sandra Van Sicle. Princesses are Vicky Firpo andGinger Barnes; and ladies in waitings Rene Hall, April Lander, Janice Roth and Cookie Smart. The court was elected April 30 at a box social from many candidates sponsored by service clubs and other organizations. Donner Lake Queen Visits Bonanza Fete © All the girls are representing the annual Donner Lake Regatta, sponsored by the Donner Lake Volunteer Fire Department. The Regatta will be held July 8 and 9 at Donner Lake. Home away from home _ during the Bonanza event for the girls will be the Red Castle in Nevada City, a relic haunted with history of the Nevada City past. Thegirls are the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Emery Lander of Truckee and Nevada City. 50. Drum and Bugle Corps---West Sacramento Shrine Club 5}. Modern Day Agricultural Scene---4-H 92. Fox-Hole Flicka 53. Forestry Products 54. Forestry Products---saw mill 95. Forestry Products---Cut Lumber 56. California Division of Forestry Float 97. U.S. Forest Service Float 58. California Department of Fish and Game 59. Summer Recreation---Donner Lake 60. Fall Recreation---Donner Lake 61. Winter Recreation---Soda Springs . 62. Spring Recreation ---Truckee Sportsman Club Squaw Valley Float Skin Diving Display Float North San Juan Beauty Queen Float Square Dancers with Combo Grass Valley & Nevada City Fire Departments, "To The Rescue" 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. Day Camp Scene---Brownies 69. Ponies with Cart and Kids 70. Horsemen Casuals Levi's Grass Valley STRAW ——————————————————_——————————————— To Keep Good Logging News--(Continued from Page 3) North Yuba Bear Valley Grand Total At present the Tahoe and sales are concluded, favorable rainfall, the good National Forest timber. Downieville Camptonville Nevada City Big Bend 12.9 MM feet Sagehen Sierraville 22.0 MM feet (not revised) Truckee 5.0 MM feet 26.0 MM feet 13,0 MM feet 21.0 MM feet 129 .9 MM feet many timber operators are busily engaged in the salvage program of fire killed timber. Itisthe Tahoe's aim, says Staff Officer Hal Turner, tomove right into the sale and harvesting of green tim_ ber at this stepped-up-rat e as the fire-killed timber ~ The Tahoe Foresters found out that with the normally deep rich red soil and the average length of growing season made for growing conditions that will compare with some of the Southern States, It is this fine reserve of growing stock, the use of the fir species commercially and the improvement of logging equipment that has made this new allowable cut possible, This additional volume should prolong the life of the lumber industry or the timber purchasers of Tahoe — U.S. Kedettes M'Lady Cool $495 == From 126 MILL STREET of Guly specials & Sun Steps TUB WASHABLE REG. VALUE T0 NOW 5299 6 3399 of ER T S . Collier’s Shoe Store $599GRASS VALLEY . . } $150. °° an acre. Choice, 2,500 acres. Approximately 4 mi. of county mroad frontage. 3 mi. of live stream. Priced at only Also Apartment House . Site Corner of Bennett & Ophir. Over half-acre-$15,000. Plastic Ladies SHOWER CURTAINS} STRAW HATS 6 xs Asstd Styles EACH $489 . cach 79 Flannel Back Vinyl 52xX TABLE CLOTHS CAFE CURTAINS 70 BACH $289 PAIR 5799 Asstd Styles SWIM SUITS FROM 5695 BEACH TOWELS EACH 9 {89 Schaffer LEATHER BELTS Cannon Percale PILLOW CASES at Straight-Crush-Contour EACH $9 PAIR $419 Munsingwear RIEFS 69: Summer ile 7 ssi Pritzi BLOUSES EACH Cotton © Cannon Percale SHEETS Bottomfitted 81 X 108 EacH °2” 116 Mill St. _ Grass: Valley

ministrators and assigns, and to All Whom It May Concern: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatI, the undersigned, John A, Fontz, did at my own expense: perform your share or part of the annual assessment work of One Hundred Dollars, required by the laws of the United States and of the State of California’ upon that certain unpatented placer mining claim, known as and called the Crystal Hill Placer Mining Claim, situate in North Bloomfield Mining District, inthe County of Nevada, State of California, embracing portions of Section 1, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, M,D.B, & M,, owned by the following persons to wit: John A, Fontz, an undivided 7 /12ths interest therein; Vera Fontz, an undivided 1/6th interest therein; and W. E, Kinkel, an undivided 1/4th interest therein; as tenants in common, That I performed your part or share of said assessment. “work upon said claim in, for, and during the assessment years ending at noon, September 1, 1959, and at noon, September 1, 1960. That during each of the aforesaid 2 years, I performed at least $100 worth of such assessment. work upon said claim, and such was the amount and value of such work and labor so performed, That your share or part of the said assessment work for each of said years was twentyWednesday, Tune 28, 1961. .NFVANA COUNTY NUGGET Bonanza Pageant — five. dollars; and for the 2 . years aforesaid amounts to an aggregate of $50, 00; and that you now owe me $50.00 for . performing your part or share of said assessment work for the 2 years above mentioned. That the notice of location of said claim is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Nevada, State of California, in Book 32 of Mining Claims at page 299, to which record reference is had for a particular description of said claim. oe That the performance of said work was necessary to prevent a forfeiture or re-location of said claim., You, and each of you, are hereby required to pay to me within ninety days from the date of the service of this notice, either by publication or otherwise, the sum of $50, 00, being your part or share of the said assessment work performed by me for the years above specified; orin the event of a failure sotodo, your, interests, viz; anundivided one-fourth interest or part in said claim, owned by each of you, will become my property. Dated: June 23d, 1961 John A. Fontz List of Entries (Tentative) . First Division---Early Years 1. Pageant Marshalls: Robinson, Graham 2. Flags 3. Nevada Union Junior High School Band 4. Division Banner , 5. Donner Party 6. Indians in Costume 7. Spanish Coach, Costumed Passengers 8. Prospectors with burros 9. Ox Wagon hauling logs 10. Covered Wagon Party ll. Indian War Party 12. Lone Indian on Spotted Horse 13. Rough and Ready Ploat 14. Wells Fargo Stage Coach 15. Saloon Scene 16. Hose Carts, Fire Departments 17. Posse pursuing Two Bandits 18. Pony Express 19. Mail Coach Second Division --Gay 90s 20. Division Banner 21. Dixie Land Band 22. Pioneer Float (BPW) 23. North San Juan Can Can Dancers 24. NDGW Parlor Scene Road Commissioner Bob pliances, a two car garage, FOR THE DISCRIMINATING FAMILY ..Who will want winter warmth and summer air-conditioning." Wehave this conveniently located three bedroom, two bathroom home, all electric with built in apchoice area has fine restrictions, William L. ‘Pioneer Village’ Phone 273-7227 152 So. Auburn St. one full acre of land. This All for $19,500. Haney Grass Valley WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT 17 Plans To AS LOW AS $7 per sq. ft. Choose From Sa 2 ae OH Os Open on Center Club. 100% FINANCING —— WILMAR [aa] HOMES iays and Sundays Convenience The corner of Highway 49 & Glenbrook Heights Drive, across from the Gold for Your Ph, 273-4486 ‘d wey : Levi Largest Stock Of 143 Mill St, For A Cool 4th Outfit From Hat To Shoes @ SPORT SHIRTS @ SWIM WEAR @ BERMUDA SHORTS sy, western wear RUS if ADAM dress straws Levi Californians ! In Nevada County VIC BREUER’S western straws} 25. Barber Shop Quartet 26. Folk Dancers 27. Home Scene 28. Horse and Buggy 29. Can=Can Dancers 30. Horse and Cart Third Division---Turn of the Century 31. Division Banner 32. Hennesy School Band 33. Horse and Sulky 34. Two Horseless Carriages 35. Horse Drawn Beer Wagon 36. Horseless Carriages 37. Horse Drawn Gasoline Wagon 38. World War I=--Armistice Day Float Fourth Division---Roaring 20s 39. Division Banner 40. Women's Suffrage (NC BPW) Float 41, W. Clampus Vitus Speakeasy 42. Girl Scout Float 43, The Lion Roars inthe Roating 20s (Lions Clubs) Float 44, Charleston Dancing. Girls (NDGW)Float 45. 1920 Vintage Cars and Trucks 46. American Legion with 1923 Dodge 47. Model A's 48. 1920 Agricultural Scene---4-H Fifth Division---The Modern Era 49. Division Banner LEED Supervisor Guy I at. # $01 HL : Crescent City, California Telephone:INgersoll 4-2159 Attorneys for Executor — "No, 4641-P NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE : SALE vUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF DEL NORTE HENRY D, RUDISILL, also ‘RUDISILL, Deceased, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ‘that on or after July 24th, 1961, the undersigned BANK OF AMERICA N.T.& S.A., as Executor of the Will of HENRY D, RUDISILL, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest 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 known as HENRY DeBARTH . . In the matter of the Estate of . ” NFW MANAGER.. in the area. --Rob Flfers, formerly manager of the Woodland Purity store, has been installed as the new manager of the Grass Valley store. Flfers has been with Purity almost 12 years serving as manager in various stores over the past 11 years. He is married and has a son, Steven, 4. Flfers and his wife, Adaline, are currently looking for a home death and all the right, title, and interest the estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition tothat of the decedent at the time of his death, in and to those certain parcels of real property located in the County of Nevada, State of California, described as follows: Parcel No. 1: That certain mining claim or prem-. ises known as the BALTIMORE CONSOLIDATED MINE, consisting of the BALTIMORE MAYFLOWER AND DEWEY LODE, claims designated by the Surveyor

General for the State of California, as Survey No. 4576, embracing a portion of Sections 5 and 8, Township 18 North, Range 11 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, containing 61,92 acres, more or less, Parcel No. 2: That certain mining claim or premises known asthe MONT ANA PLACER MINING CLAIM, described as the East 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4; the Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 and the Lot No. 7 of Section 8, Township 18 N orth, Range 11 East, M.D.M., and that portion of the Lot 2 of said Section 8, Township 18 North, Range 1 East, M.D.M., designated by the Surveyor General for the State of California, as Survey No. 4840, in said SecLEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE containing 52.434 acres, more or less, Subjectto, current taxes, covenants, condition, reStriction, reservations, right, rights-of-way and easements of record, also rights of the public in and to so much of the above described property as lies within the boundaries of any public road, Bids or offers are invited forthe property and must be in writing and may be delivered to the.Executor or to the office of his attorneys, Speer and Creasey, 301 H. Street, Crescent City, California, or may be filed in the office of the Clerk of of the Superior Court at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of the sale, Terms and conditions of sale: Cash in lawful money of the United States of America; ten (10%) per cent of the amount bid to accompany the offer and the balance to be paid upon confirmation of sale by the Superior Court. The examination of title, recording of conveyance, and any title insurance policy shall be at the expense of the purchaser or purchas~ ers, The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids. BANK OF AMERICA N.T. & S.A. as Executor of the Will of the above tion, Township and Range named decedent By F. C. Jordan, Jr. Trust Officer The sting of most scorpions is only stong enough to paralyze or kill those insects on which they customarily feed. GRASS VALLEY---The Queen and her court are coming from Truckee to take part inthe Bonanza celebration, The queen is Sandra Van Sicle. Princesses are Vicky Firpo andGinger Barnes; and ladies in waitings Rene Hall, April Lander, Janice Roth and Cookie Smart. The court was elected April 30 at a box social from many candidates sponsored by service clubs and other organizations. Donner Lake Queen Visits Bonanza Fete © All the girls are representing the annual Donner Lake Regatta, sponsored by the Donner Lake Volunteer Fire Department. The Regatta will be held July 8 and 9 at Donner Lake. Home away from home _ during the Bonanza event for the girls will be the Red Castle in Nevada City, a relic haunted with history of the Nevada City past. Thegirls are the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Emery Lander of Truckee and Nevada City. 50. Drum and Bugle Corps---West Sacramento Shrine Club 5}. Modern Day Agricultural Scene---4-H 92. Fox-Hole Flicka 53. Forestry Products 54. Forestry Products---saw mill 95. Forestry Products---Cut Lumber 56. California Division of Forestry Float 97. U.S. Forest Service Float 58. California Department of Fish and Game 59. Summer Recreation---Donner Lake 60. Fall Recreation---Donner Lake 61. Winter Recreation---Soda Springs . 62. Spring Recreation ---Truckee Sportsman Club Squaw Valley Float Skin Diving Display Float North San Juan Beauty Queen Float Square Dancers with Combo Grass Valley & Nevada City Fire Departments, "To The Rescue" 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. Day Camp Scene---Brownies 69. Ponies with Cart and Kids 70. Horsemen Casuals Levi's Grass Valley STRAW ——————————————————_——————————————— To Keep Good Logging News--(Continued from Page 3) North Yuba Bear Valley Grand Total At present the Tahoe and sales are concluded, favorable rainfall, the good National Forest timber. Downieville Camptonville Nevada City Big Bend 12.9 MM feet Sagehen Sierraville 22.0 MM feet (not revised) Truckee 5.0 MM feet 26.0 MM feet 13,0 MM feet 21.0 MM feet 129 .9 MM feet many timber operators are busily engaged in the salvage program of fire killed timber. Itisthe Tahoe's aim, says Staff Officer Hal Turner, tomove right into the sale and harvesting of green tim_ ber at this stepped-up-rat e as the fire-killed timber ~ The Tahoe Foresters found out that with the normally deep rich red soil and the average length of growing season made for growing conditions that will compare with some of the Southern States, It is this fine reserve of growing stock, the use of the fir species commercially and the improvement of logging equipment that has made this new allowable cut possible, This additional volume should prolong the life of the lumber industry or the timber purchasers of Tahoe — U.S. Kedettes M'Lady Cool $495 == From 126 MILL STREET of Guly specials & Sun Steps TUB WASHABLE REG. VALUE T0 NOW 5299 6 3399 of ER T S . Collier’s Shoe Store $599GRASS VALLEY . . } $150. °° an acre. Choice, 2,500 acres. Approximately 4 mi. of county mroad frontage. 3 mi. of live stream. Priced at only Also Apartment House . Site Corner of Bennett & Ophir. Over half-acre-$15,000. Plastic Ladies SHOWER CURTAINS} STRAW HATS 6 xs Asstd Styles EACH $489 . cach 79 Flannel Back Vinyl 52xX TABLE CLOTHS CAFE CURTAINS 70 BACH $289 PAIR 5799 Asstd Styles SWIM SUITS FROM 5695 BEACH TOWELS EACH 9 {89 Schaffer LEATHER BELTS Cannon Percale PILLOW CASES at Straight-Crush-Contour EACH $9 PAIR $419 Munsingwear RIEFS 69: Summer ile 7 ssi Pritzi BLOUSES EACH Cotton © Cannon Percale SHEETS Bottomfitted 81 X 108 EacH °2” 116 Mill St. _ Grass: Valley