June 29, 1960 (10 pages)

Many were the ments on the new offices of Dr. C. O. Patterson at the open house held at 122 West Main Street Thursday. Thistle-pink is the color chosen for the plastered walls and the lowered ceilings. with wood-rose trim. Drapes of thistle-pink and. beige harmonize with both the decorations and the new suite of refracting instruments all done in coral. Many unique features of the design of the two refracting. rooms give direct vision in one while using the second for delivering and adjusting the patients’ glasses, giving orthoptic muscle’ training and fitting . contact lenses. In the field of orthoptics, which is much more than merely straightening crossed eyes, Dr. Patterson has pioneered for most of his active practice. He has taken postgraduate work from Portland to New York, although he avers California leads the nation in orthoptic advances. He has read many original papers at visual training congresses, especially those annually held at San Jose and Pasadena. LEGAL.NOTICE No. 6123 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of IRVA JAMES BLAKE, also known as IRVA J. BLAKE, also known as I. J. BLAKE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, HAYWARD H. BLAKE, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate of IRVA JAMES BLAKE, also known as IRVA J. BLAKE, also known as I. J. BLAKE, Deceased, to the Creditors of, and all persons having claims against the deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of'the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to present them, with. the necessary vouchers to the said HAYWARD H. BLAKE at the office of MALONE, DENNIS. SCHOTTKY & PEARL, his attornevs, 607 Nicolaus. -Building, Sacramento, County of Sacramento, State of California,§ which said cffice the under-! M@ned designates as his; piice of business in alli rr citers connected with said estate of said deseased, within six months after the date of the first publication of ‘this notice. Dated this 17th day of June. 1960. HAYWARD H. BLAKE, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate cf Irva James Blake, also known as} Irva J lake, also krown asl. J: Blake, . { is. Schottky . & Pearl, Attorneys for said Administrator with the Will Annexed. The first publication of this notice wes made on June 22, 1960. Prhlich: June 22. 29, July i . San Francisco's insurance industry employs about 21, 500 persons with an annual payroll of $130 million, LEGAL NOTICE United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Final Proof June’ 2, 1960. Notice is hereby given that Vernon Stoll, Judge of the Superior Court, County of Nevada, of Nevada City, California, who made Trustee Town Site Entry No. 055401, for the Town of ‘Washington iM, . ef Washington, 6, 13, 1969. embracing S%S%*%SEM%SE S4*N%S*%SEM“SEN, SE%SWY%SE%, NW%YANW %SW'Y%SEYSEM, WY%W% NW%4SE%“4SE%, NE%SW% SE% exclusive of Min. Sur. 4792, San Francisco Lode, Sec 1; NW%NEU“NEX, NW'%4NE%, NYNWUYSWH NE%, E%SE%NEYNW%, NE“%NEY%SEY“NW%, NW YNEYSWYNE% Sec. 12, T.17N., R. 10 E., MDM; and Lot 16, Lot 17, NE% SWu4SW%4SW% Sec. 6, T. 17 N., R. 1] E., M.D.M.,, has filed ngtice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to. the lands before John T. Trauner, Nevada County Clerk, at Court House, Nevada City, California, on July 29, 1960. Claimant names as witnesses: Douglas K. Ribble Nevada County, California; John Crowley of Washington, Nevada County, California; Robert Robison of Washington, California; Wenzel Helgren of Washington, Nevada County, California. Walter E. Beck, Manager, Land Of. fice, Room 1000, California Fruit Bldg., 4th and J Sts., Sacramento 14, Calif. Publish: June 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 1960. WEDDING INVITATIONS ——_ ni zat eve nupye” yin ine pute — ay F* ast fore wis _ wed anon ng ste og “er en edt ns weds cat a sh nvitod© ed ding . e style NEVADA COUNTY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING { 212 W MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY PHONE 1136 j Quality Printing DISTRICT G national, Harold Houser, andhis wife, Merle, extended a hospitality hour to the members of the Lions Cabinet at agarden party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hughes on Lucas Lane, Grass Valley. After the get-to-gether, the group had a short business meeting and a banquet at the Gold Center Club. wW“LEGAL NOTICE Bryce Canyon National artis ark includes interesting . NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S jexposures of the Pink Cliff. SALE formation, among the On July 18th, 1960, at {world’s most colorful. 10:00 o'clock A.M., at the! aaa main entrance to the Coun-gan _ Francisco’s original ty Court House at Nevada name was “El Paraje de City, California, InterYerba Buena,” “the place . Nevada County Court House g i if Fay E = il ial g F a ills werd describwooden framework controversy may mever be settled, but on the ect of barbecuing itself Mo controversy exists. Everybody is for it. Whether People have barbecue grills of their own or do their outdoor -ccoking at a picnic this culinary honor, nothing outranks chicken. This trend become so general that another word, Chick-N-Que, bids fair to become established in our language. The chicken deserves its Popularity in the barbecue pit. Its performance is eminently predictable: it will always taste delicious grilled outdoors, no matter what barbecue sauce you select to adorn it; it will always fit in with any menu plan; and it will always be easy to serve and eat in an informal manner befitting the informal _ surroundings. Moreover, the National Broiler Council reports that broiler-fryers offer excellent nutrition. A serving of chicken contains more protein than a comparable serving of almost any other meat. Last and by no means perior flavor for a low price. When you decide on a barbecue sauce, you have an almost limitless choice of seasonings and flavorings. Start with ‘a mixture of corn oil and vinegar or lemon juice, and proceed from there ad lib. The oil seals in the juices and the vinegar or lemon _ juice keeps the bird moist. According to your taste, you ean add salt and pepper, and let it go at that, or you can add hot spices, herbs, ‘tomato sauce, sweetening, onion, garlic, or any combination of these. This freedom of choice adds a welcome element of imagniation to barbecuing. Every time you barbecue a chicken you can alter the sauce and produce a slightly different result. But, while barbecuing: gives imagination free rein,’ it has no clement of chance. The experience of millions of Americans indicates that. a Chick-N-Que is a winning. game every time. Easy Barbecue Sauce % cup corn oi] % cup prepared mustard: % cup vinegar % cup Worcestershire LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE On Tuesday, July 5, 1960, at 11 o’clock A.M., at the in Nevada City, State of California, First National Escrow Co., a California corporation, as Trustee under the Deed of Trust exeCounty Title Co., as Trus” tee under the Deed of Trust of the good herb. made by MARIAN DOWN and recorded on May 23, 1957, in Volume 232, page LEGAL NOTICE 557 of Official Records of, Nevada County, California, given to secure an indebtedness in favor of WILLIAM{ T. KIRKSEY and NELX& H. KIRKSEY, his wife, as joint tenants, by reason of the breach of certain obligations secured thereby, notice of which was recorded ' California as “Nick’s Print on March 4th, 1960, in Of-! Shop,” and said shop is loficial Records of Nevada{cated on property on the County, Califcrnia, Record-. Marysville Highway (20), er’s Seriai Number 1111,] adjacent to and West of the will sell at public auction] Greenwood Memorial Cemeto the highest bidder for] tery, with an address of cash, payable in Jawful/ Star Route B6éx™ 11. money at time of sale, with-j Walley, California. The genout covenant or warranty,. eral nature of the business express or implied, as to] is job shop printing. . title, possession or encumDated: June 8, 1960. . brance, the interest con-. Signed: _ . veyed to and now held by MARION E. NICOSON, the said Trustee under said State of California, Coun. Deed of Trust, in and to the} ty of Nevada—ss, . . following described properOn this 8th day of June . ty, situate in the City of Ne-] in the year one thousand . vada City, County of Ne-} nine hundred and sixtv bei vada, State of California, to-. fore me, Beverly J. HaugCERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME. I, the undersigned, certify that I am doing business in the County of Nevada and . wit: land, a Notary Publie in . All that portion of Lot. ! and for the County of Ne. Numbered 7, in Block Numvada, State of California. . bered 52, of the City of Ne-. duly commissioned and , vaca, as said lot and block] sworn, personally appeared “are designated upon the{ Marion E, Nicoson, known Official Map of said City off to me to be the person Nevada. n by H. S. whose name is subscribed Bradley in the year 1869,/ to the within instrument I follows. viz.:]. and acknowledged to me g at a point on} that he executed the same. 1c side cf Pine Street IN WITNESS WHERFOF t the South side of the Ex-} I have hereunto set my hand ce'sicr Ditch and Miningj and affixed my official seal Company's flume, which] in the County of Nevada point bears North 0° 25’{ the day and yéar in this East 60264 feet from the] certificate first above writFast side of Sacramento} ten. Street end the southerly BEVERLY J. junction of Clark Street, “-HAUGLAND, which is the Northwest Notary Public in and corner of the Anna Tucker for the County of Ne. lot; thence from the said] vada, State of California. point of beginning, running South 78° 50’ East 68.0 feet to the center of Gold Run Ravine; thence South 7° 41’ East 57.82 feet; thence South 18° 31’ West 65.53 feet; thence North 81° 09’ West 74.0 feet to the westerly line of said Let 7; thence North 8° 51’ East 121.90 feet along the East side of Pine Street and the westerly line of Lot 7 to the point of beginning, Said will be made fer the purpose of paying obligations secured by said Deed of Trust. including fees, charges and expenses" of the Trustee, advances, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust and interest thereon, and $2,583.08 in unpaid principal of the note secured by said Deed of “Trust, with interest, thereon @t six per cent per annum, from June 19, 1959, to the date of sale. DATED: June 8th, 1960. INTER-COUNTY . TITLE Co., (Seal) as Trustee, By EARL C. ERICKSON, Its Assistant Secretary. Publish: June 15, 22, 29, 1960. My commission expires December 5, 1961. . . Publish: June 15, 22, 29,° July 6, 1960." = the nifty A sale elsewhere: in the State of Grass ° ON YOUR DIAL sauce 2 teaspoons salt lm teaspoon cayene Blend together oil and mustard; stir in remaining} ingredients. Measure 1 cup) of the sauce; use in barbe-} cuing chicken. Use remaining sauce as a _ dunking} sauce for the cooked chick-] en or cover and store in refrigerator. Yield: 1% cups. Spicy Barbecue Sauce % Cupcorn oil . cuted by Theo Doris Stevenson, an unmarried woman, :as Trustor, recorded July 1, 1959, in Book 264, page 95, of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Nevada County, California, for Andrew H. Baggot and Erma B. Baggot, his wife, as Beneficiaries, and by reason of default in the payment or performance of ob-, ligations secured thereby including the breach or default, notice of which was recorded January 7, 1960,' in Book 273, page 108, of said Official Records, will sell at public auction for cash, without warranty as to title, possession, or incumbrances, the _ interest conveyed to said Trustee by said Deed of Trust in property situate in the County of Nevada, State of California, described as Lot Numbered Two (2), in Block Number Twelve (12) of said City of Nevada, as said Lot and Block are delineated and so designated upon’ the Official Map of said City, made by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869 ' for the purpose of paying obligations secured by said Deed of Trust, including fees, charges, and expenses} of the Trustee, sums expended under the terms thereof. interest thereon, and $4,456.32 in unpaid prinjuice ¥% cup water 1 tablespoon salt molasses % teaspoon pepper. 1% cups. Outdoor Grill Method: Place chicken, skin side up, on grate set 6 to 12 inches from heat Brush chicken with barbecue sauce. Cook slowly until tender, turning and basting occasionally. Allow 1 to 1% hours total cooking time. To test. for doneness, leg should twist easily out of thigh joint and pieces should be fork tender. least, chicken yields a su¢ NEVADACOUNTY HOSPITAL became the recipiént of a new California State Flagwhen Tony Casci, past president of Quartz Parlor, #58, Native Sons of the Golden West, Grass Valley, presented Cedric Porter, Hospital Superintendent, with the bear flag last Friday morning at the hospital. Shown holding the flag before it was raised are Cedric Porter, ‘Tony Casci and Mrs. Keep hot for basting chick-}] in saucepan. Heat to boiling. en. Yiéld: Approximatelyjcollection, Marie Crookshanks, nurses. superintendent, of Harvey Fuller In German Unit. Army M/Sgt. Harvey J. Fuller,eson of Robert W. Fuller, Camptonville, is a member of the 24th Infantry Division in Germany. Fuller, a platoon sergeant in Company C of the division’s.3d Engineer Battalion, entered the Army in 1946, was _ last stationed at Fort Riley. Kansas, and arrived overseas on this tour of duty in April, 1959. Fuller attended Chico High School. He is the son of Mrs. Minnie B. Fuller, East Twin Falls, Idaho. His wife Lily is with him in Germany. Stamp Collection for Smithsonian BG a8 . had Maine’s Senator Margaret Chase Smith thinks the U.S. Pos Office Department isn’t fishy enough. Shown here with Richarc E. Reed, left, Executive Secretary of the Maine Sardine Council at the presentation of the Council’s topical stamp display tc % cup vinegar or lemOn ithe Smithsonian Institution, lthat “since the Postal Service was established, our governmen’ ‘has seen fit to issue only one stamp honoring the nation’s grea‘ (commercial fishing industry.” Leonard C. Carmichael, seconc 3 tablespoons unsulphuredifrom right, Secretary of the Smithsonian, received the display iwhich will hang in -the Institution’s Division of Philatelic fHistory. Ross F. Leffler, Assistant Secretary of the Interio Combine all ingredientsifor Fish and Wildlife, holds one corner of the framed display athered and presented by the Maine Sardine Council. Some 19 stamps from 26 nations are included in the representative the Senator expressed concerr EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED little they spend. 246 Sacramento St. We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so. much. We strive to give everyone the finest—no matter how much or ‘how . CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN (Formerly Hclmes Funeral Home) Phone 203 Nevada City 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE cipal of the note secured thereby, with interest thereGEORGE C, on at the rate of 10% per annum from October 2, 1959. BOLES T Dated: May 16, 1960. OPTOMETRIS FIRST NATIONAL 228 Commercial Street ESCROW CO. a Nevada City . California corpora-tion. ye * By: F. GORDON HAMILTON, Vice President. % ' Publish: June 8, 15, 22, 29, nine-fifty eighbor, JOIN THE THRONG OF HAPPY, WN fee SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. LOOK TO —~ US FOR THE BEST. READY, EAGER x 3 Pa =~, . r. ‘Ss -“ Grass Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaners & -HI Pa — AND WILLING TO MAKE YOU HAPPY THE Demar Dundas Sharp All Shop Will sharpen your Saws, Scissors, Knives, Plane Bits and other Sharp Edge HEATING AND COOLING SERVICE Repairs Parts Controls Furnace, Stove, Cooler . ELECTRICAL PLENTY OF PARKING FOOTE ELECTRICAL CO. : 519 Alta Street : Phone GV 122 Tools. GV Phone 108 mies ; 321 Boulder Street 436 CiaySt., N.C.) phone Nc ont EVERYTHING OSBORN GO TO Flower Shop .We Specialize In Florist Telegraph Delivery 205 W. Main St. BLAZES ~ Every Friday and ~ Saturday: Night in : Nevada City, Calif. Grass Valley Phone 403 i . rn . i

Many were the ments on the new offices of Dr. C. O. Patterson at the open house held at 122 West Main Street Thursday. Thistle-pink is the color chosen for the plastered walls and the lowered ceilings. with wood-rose trim. Drapes of thistle-pink and. beige harmonize with both the decorations and the new suite of refracting instruments all done in coral. Many unique features of the design of the two refracting. rooms give direct vision in one while using the second for delivering and adjusting the patients’ glasses, giving orthoptic muscle’ training and fitting . contact lenses. In the field of orthoptics, which is much more than merely straightening crossed eyes, Dr. Patterson has pioneered for most of his active practice. He has taken postgraduate work from Portland to New York, although he avers California leads the nation in orthoptic advances. He has read many original papers at visual training congresses, especially those annually held at San Jose and Pasadena. LEGAL.NOTICE No. 6123 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of IRVA JAMES BLAKE, also known as IRVA J. BLAKE, also known as I. J. BLAKE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, HAYWARD H. BLAKE, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate of IRVA JAMES BLAKE, also known as IRVA J. BLAKE, also known as I. J. BLAKE, Deceased, to the Creditors of, and all persons having claims against the deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of'the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to present them, with. the necessary vouchers to the said HAYWARD H. BLAKE at the office of MALONE, DENNIS. SCHOTTKY & PEARL, his attornevs, 607 Nicolaus. -Building, Sacramento, County of Sacramento, State of California,§ which said cffice the under-! M@ned designates as his; piice of business in alli rr citers connected with said estate of said deseased, within six months after the date of the first publication of ‘this notice. Dated this 17th day of June. 1960. HAYWARD H. BLAKE, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate cf Irva James Blake, also known as} Irva J lake, also krown asl. J: Blake, . { is. Schottky . & Pearl, Attorneys for said Administrator with the Will Annexed. The first publication of this notice wes made on June 22, 1960. Prhlich: June 22. 29, July i . San Francisco's insurance industry employs about 21, 500 persons with an annual payroll of $130 million, LEGAL NOTICE United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Final Proof June’ 2, 1960. Notice is hereby given that Vernon Stoll, Judge of the Superior Court, County of Nevada, of Nevada City, California, who made Trustee Town Site Entry No. 055401, for the Town of ‘Washington iM, . ef Washington, 6, 13, 1969. embracing S%S%*%SEM%SE S4*N%S*%SEM“SEN, SE%SWY%SE%, NW%YANW %SW'Y%SEYSEM, WY%W% NW%4SE%“4SE%, NE%SW% SE% exclusive of Min. Sur. 4792, San Francisco Lode, Sec 1; NW%NEU“NEX, NW'%4NE%, NYNWUYSWH NE%, E%SE%NEYNW%, NE“%NEY%SEY“NW%, NW YNEYSWYNE% Sec. 12, T.17N., R. 10 E., MDM; and Lot 16, Lot 17, NE% SWu4SW%4SW% Sec. 6, T. 17 N., R. 1] E., M.D.M.,, has filed ngtice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to. the lands before John T. Trauner, Nevada County Clerk, at Court House, Nevada City, California, on July 29, 1960. Claimant names as witnesses: Douglas K. Ribble Nevada County, California; John Crowley of Washington, Nevada County, California; Robert Robison of Washington, California; Wenzel Helgren of Washington, Nevada County, California. Walter E. Beck, Manager, Land Of. fice, Room 1000, California Fruit Bldg., 4th and J Sts., Sacramento 14, Calif. Publish: June 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 1960. WEDDING INVITATIONS ——_ ni zat eve nupye” yin ine pute — ay F* ast fore wis _ wed anon ng ste og “er en edt ns weds cat a sh nvitod© ed ding . e style NEVADA COUNTY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING { 212 W MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY PHONE 1136 j Quality Printing DISTRICT G national, Harold Houser, andhis wife, Merle, extended a hospitality hour to the members of the Lions Cabinet at agarden party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hughes on Lucas Lane, Grass Valley. After the get-to-gether, the group had a short business meeting and a banquet at the Gold Center Club. wW“LEGAL NOTICE Bryce Canyon National artis ark includes interesting . NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S jexposures of the Pink Cliff. SALE formation, among the On July 18th, 1960, at {world’s most colorful. 10:00 o'clock A.M., at the! aaa main entrance to the Coun-gan _ Francisco’s original ty Court House at Nevada name was “El Paraje de City, California, InterYerba Buena,” “the place . Nevada County Court House g i if Fay E = il ial g F a ills werd describwooden framework controversy may mever be settled, but on the ect of barbecuing itself Mo controversy exists. Everybody is for it. Whether People have barbecue grills of their own or do their outdoor -ccoking at a picnic this culinary honor, nothing outranks chicken. This trend become so general that another word, Chick-N-Que, bids fair to become established in our language. The chicken deserves its Popularity in the barbecue pit. Its performance is eminently predictable: it will always taste delicious grilled outdoors, no matter what barbecue sauce you select to adorn it; it will always fit in with any menu plan; and it will always be easy to serve and eat in an informal manner befitting the informal _ surroundings. Moreover, the National Broiler Council reports that broiler-fryers offer excellent nutrition. A serving of chicken contains more protein than a comparable serving of almost any other meat. Last and by no means perior flavor for a low price. When you decide on a barbecue sauce, you have an almost limitless choice of seasonings and flavorings. Start with ‘a mixture of corn oil and vinegar or lemon juice, and proceed from there ad lib. The oil seals in the juices and the vinegar or lemon _ juice keeps the bird moist. According to your taste, you ean add salt and pepper, and let it go at that, or you can add hot spices, herbs, ‘tomato sauce, sweetening, onion, garlic, or any combination of these. This freedom of choice adds a welcome element of imagniation to barbecuing. Every time you barbecue a chicken you can alter the sauce and produce a slightly different result. But, while barbecuing: gives imagination free rein,’ it has no clement of chance. The experience of millions of Americans indicates that. a Chick-N-Que is a winning. game every time. Easy Barbecue Sauce % cup corn oi] % cup prepared mustard: % cup vinegar % cup Worcestershire LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE On Tuesday, July 5, 1960, at 11 o’clock A.M., at the in Nevada City, State of California, First National Escrow Co., a California corporation, as Trustee under the Deed of Trust exeCounty Title Co., as Trus” tee under the Deed of Trust of the good herb. made by MARIAN DOWN and recorded on May 23, 1957, in Volume 232, page LEGAL NOTICE 557 of Official Records of, Nevada County, California, given to secure an indebtedness in favor of WILLIAM{ T. KIRKSEY and NELX& H. KIRKSEY, his wife, as joint tenants, by reason of the breach of certain obligations secured thereby, notice of which was recorded ' California as “Nick’s Print on March 4th, 1960, in Of-! Shop,” and said shop is loficial Records of Nevada{cated on property on the County, Califcrnia, Record-. Marysville Highway (20), er’s Seriai Number 1111,] adjacent to and West of the will sell at public auction] Greenwood Memorial Cemeto the highest bidder for] tery, with an address of cash, payable in Jawful/ Star Route B6éx™ 11. money at time of sale, with-j Walley, California. The genout covenant or warranty,. eral nature of the business express or implied, as to] is job shop printing. . title, possession or encumDated: June 8, 1960. . brance, the interest con-. Signed: _ . veyed to and now held by MARION E. NICOSON, the said Trustee under said State of California, Coun. Deed of Trust, in and to the} ty of Nevada—ss, . . following described properOn this 8th day of June . ty, situate in the City of Ne-] in the year one thousand

. vada City, County of Ne-} nine hundred and sixtv bei vada, State of California, to-. fore me, Beverly J. HaugCERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME. I, the undersigned, certify that I am doing business in the County of Nevada and . wit: land, a Notary Publie in . All that portion of Lot. ! and for the County of Ne. Numbered 7, in Block Numvada, State of California. . bered 52, of the City of Ne-. duly commissioned and , vaca, as said lot and block] sworn, personally appeared “are designated upon the{ Marion E, Nicoson, known Official Map of said City off to me to be the person Nevada. n by H. S. whose name is subscribed Bradley in the year 1869,/ to the within instrument I follows. viz.:]. and acknowledged to me g at a point on} that he executed the same. 1c side cf Pine Street IN WITNESS WHERFOF t the South side of the Ex-} I have hereunto set my hand ce'sicr Ditch and Miningj and affixed my official seal Company's flume, which] in the County of Nevada point bears North 0° 25’{ the day and yéar in this East 60264 feet from the] certificate first above writFast side of Sacramento} ten. Street end the southerly BEVERLY J. junction of Clark Street, “-HAUGLAND, which is the Northwest Notary Public in and corner of the Anna Tucker for the County of Ne. lot; thence from the said] vada, State of California. point of beginning, running South 78° 50’ East 68.0 feet to the center of Gold Run Ravine; thence South 7° 41’ East 57.82 feet; thence South 18° 31’ West 65.53 feet; thence North 81° 09’ West 74.0 feet to the westerly line of said Let 7; thence North 8° 51’ East 121.90 feet along the East side of Pine Street and the westerly line of Lot 7 to the point of beginning, Said will be made fer the purpose of paying obligations secured by said Deed of Trust. including fees, charges and expenses" of the Trustee, advances, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust and interest thereon, and $2,583.08 in unpaid principal of the note secured by said Deed of “Trust, with interest, thereon @t six per cent per annum, from June 19, 1959, to the date of sale. DATED: June 8th, 1960. INTER-COUNTY . TITLE Co., (Seal) as Trustee, By EARL C. ERICKSON, Its Assistant Secretary. Publish: June 15, 22, 29, 1960. My commission expires December 5, 1961. . . Publish: June 15, 22, 29,° July 6, 1960." = the nifty A sale elsewhere: in the State of Grass ° ON YOUR DIAL sauce 2 teaspoons salt lm teaspoon cayene Blend together oil and mustard; stir in remaining} ingredients. Measure 1 cup) of the sauce; use in barbe-} cuing chicken. Use remaining sauce as a _ dunking} sauce for the cooked chick-] en or cover and store in refrigerator. Yield: 1% cups. Spicy Barbecue Sauce % Cupcorn oil . cuted by Theo Doris Stevenson, an unmarried woman, :as Trustor, recorded July 1, 1959, in Book 264, page 95, of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Nevada County, California, for Andrew H. Baggot and Erma B. Baggot, his wife, as Beneficiaries, and by reason of default in the payment or performance of ob-, ligations secured thereby including the breach or default, notice of which was recorded January 7, 1960,' in Book 273, page 108, of said Official Records, will sell at public auction for cash, without warranty as to title, possession, or incumbrances, the _ interest conveyed to said Trustee by said Deed of Trust in property situate in the County of Nevada, State of California, described as Lot Numbered Two (2), in Block Number Twelve (12) of said City of Nevada, as said Lot and Block are delineated and so designated upon’ the Official Map of said City, made by H. S. Bradley in the year 1869 ' for the purpose of paying obligations secured by said Deed of Trust, including fees, charges, and expenses} of the Trustee, sums expended under the terms thereof. interest thereon, and $4,456.32 in unpaid prinjuice ¥% cup water 1 tablespoon salt molasses % teaspoon pepper. 1% cups. Outdoor Grill Method: Place chicken, skin side up, on grate set 6 to 12 inches from heat Brush chicken with barbecue sauce. Cook slowly until tender, turning and basting occasionally. Allow 1 to 1% hours total cooking time. To test. for doneness, leg should twist easily out of thigh joint and pieces should be fork tender. least, chicken yields a su¢ NEVADACOUNTY HOSPITAL became the recipiént of a new California State Flagwhen Tony Casci, past president of Quartz Parlor, #58, Native Sons of the Golden West, Grass Valley, presented Cedric Porter, Hospital Superintendent, with the bear flag last Friday morning at the hospital. Shown holding the flag before it was raised are Cedric Porter, ‘Tony Casci and Mrs. Keep hot for basting chick-}] in saucepan. Heat to boiling. en. Yiéld: Approximatelyjcollection, Marie Crookshanks, nurses. superintendent, of Harvey Fuller In German Unit. Army M/Sgt. Harvey J. Fuller,eson of Robert W. Fuller, Camptonville, is a member of the 24th Infantry Division in Germany.. Fuller, a platoon sergeant in Company C of the division’s.3d Engineer Battalion, entered the Army in 1946, was _ last stationed at Fort Riley. Kansas, and arrived overseas on this tour of duty in April, 1959. Fuller attended Chico High School. He is the son of Mrs. Minnie B. Fuller, East Twin Falls, Idaho. His wife Lily is with him in Germany. Stamp Collection for Smithsonian BG a8 . had Maine’s Senator Margaret Chase Smith thinks the U.S. Pos Office Department isn’t fishy enough. Shown here with Richarc E. Reed, left, Executive Secretary of the Maine Sardine Council at the presentation of the Council’s topical stamp display tc % cup vinegar or lemOn ithe Smithsonian Institution, lthat “since the Postal Service was established, our governmen’ ‘has seen fit to issue only one stamp honoring the nation’s grea‘ (commercial fishing industry.” Leonard C. Carmichael, seconc 3 tablespoons unsulphuredifrom right, Secretary of the Smithsonian, received the display iwhich will hang in -the Institution’s Division of Philatelic fHistory. Ross F. Leffler, Assistant Secretary of the Interio Combine all ingredientsifor Fish and Wildlife, holds one corner of the framed display athered and presented by the Maine Sardine Council. Some 19 stamps from 26 nations are included in the representative the Senator expressed concerr EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED little they spend. 246 Sacramento St. We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so. much. We strive to give everyone the finest—no matter how much or ‘how . CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN (Formerly Hclmes Funeral Home) Phone 203 Nevada City 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE cipal of the note secured thereby, with interest thereGEORGE C, on at the rate of 10% per annum from October 2, 1959. 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