March 3, 1960 (6 pages)

or a portion of the money but, luckily; had overlooked two $100 bil which were in a secret compartment of the wallet.“A passer-by outside the bowling alley had seen the boy throw the wallet into a van parked in the parking lot, so it was found without difficulty, Recovering from a lengthy bout with the flu are Mrs. Merle Butz and her little son Larry. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reader have returned home after a sixweek visit with relatives in Santa Rosa, San Francisco and this week announced appointment of Kenneth E. Maloney and Herbert O. Pingree and the _ Teappointment of THenry E. Magonigal to the board of directors of the 17th District Agricultural Association (Nevada County). Maloney, Névada County Dem-: ocrat, is employed by a lumber company. He is active in 4-H work, the Future Farmers and’ Boy Scouts of America. He also: is a member of the Nevada Coun-. ty Horsemens Association. He replaces Robert K. Graham of Nevada City, whose term expired. Pingree, a native of Nevada, County, also is a Democrat and, San’ Anselmo, with their daughEunice acting as chauffeur. They. have leased a portion of their land on Shady Creek to Barney Bradshaw. of Sacramento, and he is beginning a gold mining operation there, Barney is a brother of Roy Bradshaw of North San Juan, 5 Everett Chittenden has re_ turned after attending a forestry school at Angels Camp for two weeks. John Ternough’s daughter, Fay » Warden of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has. been visiting her father here has been active in 4-H work, the Farm Bureau and county fair work. He is married and has three’ children. He still fives on and. operates the farm on which he was born. He fills a newly cre-. ated position.on the board. Magonigal, a Grass Valley Republican, is a stockman and also active in 4-H work and the Farm Bureau. He has been on the board since August, 1958. All the appointments are for four-year terms; Subscribe for the Nugget ACROSS . oy 13 17 . T7 16 as a 1. Robbed “=z : m) 6. Watch chain 9. Male sheep 7 ie 7 2 12. Linked rope 13. Single 18 19 12° 2 14. Inner self : : 15. Used'a sink 16 ‘op onlay 1 26 [a7 286 17. Metal a9 ’ 32 19. Not 1 different rT 39 ras ors 21. Branch of eF es 43 ay +6 . Stoop 24. Pronoun 47 ot *8 19 26. In the $2 case of i 28. Bow-shaped 29. Crave —_ . _ 33. Headgear 39. Outer 48. Weight unit 11. Abnormal maker covering 49. Tardier animal 34. Resident 43. Sour 51. —Aviv 20. Be doctor 44.Wagers 52. Sea eagle 21. North Pole 35. Musical note 48.Mineral 53. Inclined 23. Most arid 36. Social rank ing 54. Compass 25. Metric unit 37. Dad 47. Parton int . 27. 1s mistaken 55. Some \ 28. Exclamation Answer fo Puzzle 56. Sailor’s . 29. Give orders 31. Shock See NTS . DOWN suddenly RIES cakd 1.Rubhard 82, Printer’s J. s Hs . ti3 eae] 2. Scottish measure 3/S. V¥j> Ss > chief 37. Coin 1 Lin] 3 3. The old 38. Near 3] L] Ly) is —bucket 40. In motion 3/LIvisiv 4,Falsehood 41. Signified Tivisis ik a 5. Stops 42. Planet — 7. Formerly existence Ni li2BeS P)3 iwlat> 8. Insect 45. Slice MIE) Eli 4 9. Withdraw 48. Beverage Wht) COE! Ele 10. Stir up 50. Dined Q. Who is required to file a state personal income tax return? A. Different laws apply to different taxpayers, depending upon Controller. Alan Cranston, chairIf you are a single person, you are required to file a state return if your net income is $1,500 of more. But if your gross income is $5,000 or more, you must file a return regardless of the amount of your net income. If you are married, you are required to file a state return if your net income, plus the net income of. your. spouse, equals $3,000. or more. But if your gross income, plus the gross income of your spouse ,totals $5,000 or more, you must file a return regardiess of the amount of your het income. « Whether you are single or married depends upon your status on the last day of the taxable year. Beware of these two problem areas: _ An interlocutory decree of divorce does not return a person to single status. That person must file as a married person,until a final divorce decree is obtained. The marital status of a taxpayer or his spouse who has died during the taxable year is determined as the date of death. County Water Resources Board Meets March 8 During the period 1957-1959, the California Department of Water Resources made an inventory of the uses of surface water in the watersheds of the Yuba and. Bear. Rivers, states €. E. Gassaway, chairman of the Nevada County Water Resource Board. Data were collected by field interviews and surveys on the history, description, and 1957 use of the diversion systems. The minimum ‘size>.diversion considered is one which was used to irrigate four acres-or which diverted for other an average daily. quantity of. 10,000 gallons throughout the calendar year. A diversion by a district is considered as a unit and parties using only purchased district water are not included in the inventory as individuals, In order to make the inventory as accurate as possible, these data will be available for review by diversion owners in the southern portion of Nevada County on March 8, 1960; in the Memorial Building, Grass Valley, at 1 p.m. A meeting for the diversion owners in the North San Juan area will be held at a later date. Engineers from the department will be present to answer questions and make*any necessary corrections. Notices ofthe first meeting have been sent to all diversion owners of record. Anyone who has not received a notice but. has a diversion which was marital status, according to State . i d on Febru‘Hiome of Dor‘Grass Valley. ‘Worth, director of the County Welfare Department, read a notice from the current County Supervisors Associar. This notice gave the information that the Merit System Advisory Committee of the State. Welfare Board adopted a sweeping recommendation for a three step across the board increase of minimum beginning salary rates for all classes of welfare department employees in merit system counties. This will affect only the low-paid counties, aS many counties are already paying starting salaries above the legal minimum. The raises are needed to attract qualified people and to reduce the ‘high personnel turn-over caused by -low salaries in some welfare departments. The CSWO regoindl meeting was held in Sacramente on February 27, 1960. Bob Harrison, Ed Klee, and Charles Dickinson of the CSWO state organization were present. President Mario D’Angeli had. planned *to attend but was prevented by illness. The licensing of social workers was discussed and dffferent plans were presented. : The quarterly meeting of the state organization will be held on March 12, 1960, in Santa Barbara. Celebrate Arbor Day By Planting A Tree. If you need an excuse to plant a tree, you'll never find a hetter one than March 7. For this is not only Arbor Day, it is also Luther Burbank’s birthday. The first Arbor Day was celebrated in Nebraska on April 10, 1872. By that time settlers had chopped down most of the trees in that state either for building their homes or for firewood, Still other trees had been destroyed ‘to clear the land for farming. You could wander for miles over the western plains with nary a tree in sight. A Nebraska newspaper man by the name of J. Sterling Morton came up with the idea/of Arbor Day as a method of correcting this sorry situation. The suggestion rapidly gained favor in other parts of the country,” idle during 1957 and which meets the minimum size conditions, is cordially invited to .attend this meeting and make known: this fact. Nevada County Water Resources Board through Chairman ‘Gassaway urges all people diverting water independently (not through a district) to attend this meeting to ascertain: that your diversion is properly accounted operated in or was temporarily for. GY. _MY WIFE IS GOING } TO WRECK OUR CAR WHEN I Was ALITTLEY BOY I ALWANS ATE ALL. THE CRUSTS ! . 1 DID You ¥ LIKE THEM, [2 UNCLE ? for both the January and Feb fi can replenish our treasury. us of her. their weight. will be with us at Winnie’s. Sutter, Zoann Wasley, children, Bernadine, little man Danny. Steven, amount to the Heart Fund. Fewer Baby Chicks Hatched In January 1959. Card Party prizes will be given away. est headquarters, quarters in San Francisco. meetings. There were only present in January, but we had as large amount of dues then as we had in February and there were 11 present at that meeting. Our auction in January brought in only 57 cents, but in February e@ auction was better, and we k in $3.50. We all got to work 2s piecing another quilt and we . did very nicely with what we had to work with. We have a balance in the bank of $5.06, so we have to get more articles in for the white elephant sale so that we There is going to be some remodeling going on at Charmaine’s So our next meeting will be at Winnie Sutter’s home in Camptonville, and: we would \like to have a good attendance. We missed one member who will not be with us any more in person, as we lost her the first part of this year of 1960. But she will be with us in spirit as everywhere we turn is something to remind The luncheon, was of a nice variety and was enjoyed by all, though dieters all complained of We have enjoyed being with you, Charmaine, and sorry we can’t still be with you for our next meeting, but we hope you Those present were Winnie Ruth Bartsch, Alice Farnsworth, Elsie Prentiss, Barbara Sauers, Anna Bigley, Bea Leonard, Gerry Treloar, Stella Sauers, and hostess Charmaine Reader and her three Selinda and and Danny Sauers’ We sent in $5 to the March of Dimes and will send in the same Production of baby chicks by . ’ California commercial hatcheries during January totaled 9,542,000, according to the California Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. This was 10 per cent less than the number hatched in January, A card party sponsored by the ‘Rifle, Rod and Gun Club will be held Saturday night, March 20, at the clubhouse on Alta Hill, the last card party of a series of three. Good prizes and a high score USFS Aide Transfers George Schlink, administrative assistant in Tahoe National ForNevada City, has been transferred to the riscal control division at regional head_ ‘WE WANT FOOTHILL PROPERTIES We Have the Buyers "LIST YOUR PROPERTY IN THE BUYING CENTER Write or Phone CHESTER COMPANY 2003 J St., Sacramento Glibert 3-3939 $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME Refilling and collecting money from. New Type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net up to $400 monthly. More full time. For personal interview write P. O. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. Include phone number. LEGAL NOTICE lication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of FRANK G. FINNEGAN, 606 Crocker-Anglo Bank Building, Sacramento, California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Therese A: O’Connor, dece&sed. Dated February 11, 1960, ADRIAN J. O’CONNOR, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Esate of Therese A. O’Connor, Deceased. FRANK. F. FINNEGAN, Attorney for Administrator with the Will Annexed, First publication: February 25, 1960. Publish: Feb. 25, March 3, 10, 17, 1960. } ax We : ‘No. 6083 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN‘' AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Estate of PEARL N. DANFORTH, © Deceased. } NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN .by the undersigned HARRY: H. NORTON; as Administrator of the Estate of Pearl N. Danforth, all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada; or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the Law Offices of Crofford W. LEGAL NOTICE Bridges, 110 E. Bank Street, in the City of Grass Valley, County No. 6072 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF NEVADA. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of THERESE A. O’CONNOR, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, ADRIAN J. O’CONNOR, Administratrix with the Will Annexed of the Estate of THERESE A. O’CONNOR, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first pubof Nevada, State of California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Pearl N. Danforth Deceased. _ Dated: February 23. 1960. HARRY H. NORTON, Administrator of the Estate of Pearl N. Danforth, Deceased. CROFFORD W. BRIDGES, Attorney for Administrator. Publish: Feb. 25, Mar. 3, 10, 17, 1960. : NOTICE OF ELECTION Municipal Election will be held in the City of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on the 12th day of April, 1960, at Tune In To The FRANKIE AVALON SHOW ABC Radio Network which electing the following: Office of City Councilman (3 to be elected) for of four years Ben C. Barry Jack Brickell : given that at said election polls ;will-be open from the of 8:00 o’clock A.M. to the of 7:00 o’clock P.M, « thereof that during th élection will field an a < AE RASTER 6 LST RM ERNIE NaR: deceased, to the Creditors of and. Notice is hereby given that a] 403 S. Auburn St, Phone 436 Grass Valley SPARE TIME 4 Refilling and: collecting money from New Type high quality coin operated dispensers irf this area.No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net up to $400 monthly. More full time. For personal interview write P. QO. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. include phane number. FOR RENT; 3-room cottage, partly furnished; hot water furnished. Real nice for one oF two people. Inquire 504 Coyote St., Nevada City. 3 i" TRADE GUNS At the present timae we are trading high for old guns, pistols, and rifles. The older the better, sick, broken, or good condition. Trade in that old gun for a new one, CRENSHAWS Phone 24 Hills Flat FOR SALE—LOCAL WAL“nuts. Call G. V. 1626 in the evening or Saturday and Sunday. Cleaning Service If you have any rubbish or unwanted things in your garage, attic or basement I will haul them to the dump for a reasonable fee. Also ~ light hauling. Phone G. V. homes, in new ‘sewer Subdivide into % acre lots and make $50,000.00. Only $700.00 per acre with terms. ritob dae Bide. Gacrerieney: Gllbert 1-0127 or phone John Tiernan, Agt., TUrner 5-2496 at, Auburn. . f _ good, 4 room house, bath, plenty water for tion, well. Fagen half in Rt.1, Box318 N.C.

or a portion of the money but, luckily; had overlooked two $100 bil which were in a secret compartment of the wallet.“A passer-by outside the bowling alley had seen the boy throw the wallet into a van parked in the parking lot, so it was found without difficulty, Recovering from a lengthy bout with the flu are Mrs. Merle Butz and her little son Larry. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reader have returned home after a sixweek visit with relatives in Santa Rosa, San Francisco and this week announced appointment of Kenneth E. Maloney and Herbert O. Pingree and the _ Teappointment of THenry E. Magonigal to the board of directors of the 17th District Agricultural Association (Nevada County). Maloney, Névada County Dem-: ocrat, is employed by a lumber company. He is active in 4-H work, the Future Farmers and’ Boy Scouts of America. He also: is a member of the Nevada Coun-. ty Horsemens Association. He replaces Robert K. Graham of Nevada City, whose term expired. Pingree, a native of Nevada, County, also is a Democrat and, San’ Anselmo, with their daughEunice acting as chauffeur. They. have leased a portion of their land on Shady Creek to Barney Bradshaw. of Sacramento, and he is beginning a gold mining operation there, Barney is a brother of Roy Bradshaw of North San Juan, 5 Everett Chittenden has re_ turned after attending a forestry school at Angels Camp for two weeks. John Ternough’s daughter, Fay » Warden of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has. been visiting her father here has been active in 4-H work, the Farm Bureau and county fair work. He is married and has three’ children. He still fives on and. operates the farm on which he was born. He fills a newly cre-. ated position.on the board. Magonigal, a Grass Valley Republican, is a stockman and also active in 4-H work and the Farm Bureau. He has been on the board since August, 1958. All the appointments are for four-year terms; Subscribe for the Nugget ACROSS . oy 13 17 . T7 16 as a 1. Robbed “=z : m) 6. Watch chain 9. Male sheep 7 ie 7 2 12. Linked rope 13. Single 18 19 12° 2 14. Inner self : : 15. Used'a sink 16 ‘op onlay 1 26 [a7 286 17. Metal a9 ’ 32 19. Not 1 different rT 39 ras ors 21. Branch of eF es 43 ay +6 . Stoop 24. Pronoun 47 ot *8 19 26. In the $2 case of i 28. Bow-shaped 29. Crave —_ . _ 33. Headgear 39. Outer 48. Weight unit 11. Abnormal maker covering 49. Tardier animal 34. Resident 43. Sour 51. —Aviv 20. Be doctor 44.Wagers 52. Sea eagle 21. North Pole 35. Musical note 48.Mineral 53. Inclined 23. Most arid 36. Social rank ing 54. Compass 25. Metric unit 37. Dad 47. Parton int . 27. 1s mistaken 55. Some \ 28. Exclamation Answer fo Puzzle 56. Sailor’s . 29. Give orders 31. Shock See NTS . DOWN suddenly RIES cakd 1.Rubhard 82, Printer’s J. s Hs . ti3 eae] 2. Scottish measure 3/S. V¥j> Ss > chief 37. Coin 1 Lin] 3 3. The old 38. Near 3] L] Ly) is —bucket 40. In motion 3/LIvisiv 4,Falsehood 41. Signified Tivisis ik a 5. Stops 42. Planet — 7. Formerly existence Ni li2BeS P)3 iwlat> 8. Insect 45. Slice MIE) Eli 4 9. Withdraw 48. Beverage Wht) COE! Ele 10. Stir up 50. Dined Q. Who is required to file a state personal income tax return? A. Different laws apply to different taxpayers, depending upon Controller. Alan Cranston, chairIf you are a single person, you are required to file a state return if your net income is $1,500 of more. But if your gross income is $5,000 or more, you must file a return regardless of the amount of your net income. If you are married, you are required to file a state return if your net income, plus the net income of. your. spouse, equals $3,000. or more. But if your gross income, plus the gross income of your spouse ,totals $5,000 or more, you must file a return regardiess of the amount of your het income. « Whether you are single or married depends upon your status on the last day of the taxable year. Beware of these two problem areas: _ An interlocutory decree of divorce does not return a person to single status. That person must file as a married person,until a final divorce decree is obtained. The marital status of a taxpayer or his spouse who has died during the taxable year is determined as the date of death. County Water Resources Board Meets March 8 During the period 1957-1959, the California Department of Water Resources made an inventory of the uses of surface water in the watersheds of the Yuba and. Bear. Rivers, states €. E. Gassaway, chairman of the Nevada County Water Resource Board. Data were collected by field interviews and surveys on the history, description, and 1957 use of the diversion systems. The minimum ‘size>.diversion considered is one which was used to irrigate four acres-or which diverted for other an average daily. quantity of. 10,000 gallons throughout the calendar year. A diversion by a district is considered as a unit and parties using only purchased district water are not included in the inventory as individuals, In order to make the inventory as accurate as possible, these data will be available for review by diversion owners in the southern portion of Nevada County on March 8, 1960; in the Memorial Building, Grass Valley, at 1 p.m. A meeting for the diversion owners in the North San Juan area will be held at a later date. Engineers from the department will be present to answer questions and make*any necessary corrections. Notices ofthe first meeting have been sent to all diversion owners of record. Anyone who has not received a notice but. has a diversion which was marital status, according to State . i d on Febru‘Hiome of Dor‘Grass Valley. ‘Worth, director of the County Welfare Department, read a notice from the current County Supervisors Associar. This notice gave the information that the Merit System Advisory Committee of the State. Welfare Board adopted a sweeping recommendation for a three step across the board increase of minimum beginning salary rates for all classes of welfare department employees in merit system counties. This will affect only the low-paid counties, aS many counties are already paying starting salaries above the legal minimum. The raises are needed to attract qualified people and to reduce the ‘high personnel turn-over caused by -low salaries in some welfare departments. The CSWO regoindl meeting was held in Sacramente on February 27, 1960. Bob Harrison, Ed Klee, and Charles Dickinson of the CSWO state organization were present. President Mario D’Angeli had. planned *to attend but was prevented by illness. The licensing of social workers was discussed and dffferent plans were presented. : The quarterly meeting of the state organization will be held on March 12, 1960, in Santa Barbara. Celebrate Arbor Day By Planting A Tree. If you need an excuse to plant a tree, you'll never find a hetter one than March 7. For this is not only Arbor Day, it is also Luther Burbank’s birthday. The first Arbor Day was celebrated in Nebraska on April 10, 1872. By that time settlers had chopped down most of the trees in that state either for building their homes or for firewood, Still other trees had been destroyed ‘to clear the land for farming. You could wander for miles over the western plains with nary a tree in sight. A Nebraska newspaper man by the name of J.. Sterling Morton came up with the idea/of Arbor Day as a method of correcting this sorry situation. The suggestion rapidly gained favor in other parts of the country,” idle during 1957 and which meets the minimum size conditions, is cordially invited to .attend this meeting and make known: this fact. Nevada County Water Resources Board through Chairman ‘Gassaway urges all people diverting water independently (not through a district) to attend this meeting to ascertain: that your diversion is properly accounted operated in or was temporarily for.. GY. _MY WIFE IS GOING } TO WRECK OUR CAR WHEN I Was ALITTLEY BOY I ALWANS ATE ALL. THE CRUSTS ! . 1 DID You ¥ LIKE THEM, [2 UNCLE ? for both the January and Feb fi can replenish our treasury. us of her. their weight. will be with us at Winnie’s. Sutter, Zoann Wasley, children, Bernadine, little man Danny. Steven, amount to the Heart Fund.

Fewer Baby Chicks Hatched In January 1959. Card Party prizes will be given away. est headquarters, quarters in San Francisco. meetings. There were only present in January, but we had as large amount of dues then as we had in February and there were 11 present at that meeting. Our auction in January brought in only 57 cents, but in February e@ auction was better, and we k in $3.50. We all got to work 2s piecing another quilt and we . did very nicely with what we had to work with. We have a balance in the bank of $5.06, so we have to get more articles in for the white elephant sale so that we There is going to be some remodeling going on at Charmaine’s So our next meeting will be at Winnie Sutter’s home in Camptonville, and: we would \like to have a good attendance. We missed one member who will not be with us any more in person, as we lost her the first part of this year of 1960. But she will be with us in spirit as everywhere we turn is something to remind The luncheon, was of a nice variety and was enjoyed by all, though dieters all complained of We have enjoyed being with you, Charmaine, and sorry we can’t still be with you for our next meeting, but we hope you Those present were Winnie Ruth Bartsch, Alice Farnsworth, Elsie Prentiss, Barbara Sauers, Anna Bigley, Bea Leonard, Gerry Treloar, Stella Sauers, and hostess Charmaine Reader and her three Selinda and and Danny Sauers’ We sent in $5 to the March of Dimes and will send in the same Production of baby chicks by . ’ California commercial hatcheries during January totaled 9,542,000, according to the California Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. This was 10 per cent less than the number hatched in January, A card party sponsored by the ‘Rifle, Rod and Gun Club will be held Saturday night, March 20, at the clubhouse on Alta Hill, the last card party of a series of three. Good prizes and a high score USFS Aide Transfers George Schlink, administrative assistant in Tahoe National ForNevada City, has been transferred to the riscal control division at regional head_ ‘WE WANT FOOTHILL PROPERTIES We Have the Buyers "LIST YOUR PROPERTY IN THE BUYING CENTER Write or Phone CHESTER COMPANY 2003 J St., Sacramento Glibert 3-3939 $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME Refilling and collecting money from. New Type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net up to $400 monthly. More full time. For personal interview write P. O. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. Include phone number. LEGAL NOTICE lication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of FRANK G. FINNEGAN, 606 Crocker-Anglo Bank Building, Sacramento, California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Therese A: O’Connor, dece&sed. Dated February 11, 1960, ADRIAN J. O’CONNOR, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Esate of Therese A. O’Connor, Deceased. FRANK. F. FINNEGAN, Attorney for Administrator with the Will Annexed, First publication: February 25, 1960. Publish: Feb. 25, March 3, 10, 17, 1960. } ax We : ‘No. 6083 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN‘' AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Estate of PEARL N. DANFORTH, © Deceased. } NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN .by the undersigned HARRY: H. NORTON; as Administrator of the Estate of Pearl N. Danforth, all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada; or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the Law Offices of Crofford W. LEGAL NOTICE Bridges, 110 E. Bank Street, in the City of Grass Valley, County No. 6072 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF NEVADA. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of THERESE A. O’CONNOR, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, ADRIAN J. O’CONNOR, Administratrix with the Will Annexed of the Estate of THERESE A. O’CONNOR, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first pubof Nevada, State of California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Pearl N. Danforth Deceased. _ Dated: February 23. 1960. HARRY H. NORTON, Administrator of the Estate of Pearl N. Danforth, Deceased. CROFFORD W. BRIDGES, Attorney for Administrator. Publish: Feb. 25, Mar. 3, 10, 17, 1960. : NOTICE OF ELECTION Municipal Election will be held in the City of Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on the 12th day of April, 1960, at Tune In To The FRANKIE AVALON SHOW ABC Radio Network which electing the following: Office of City Councilman (3 to be elected) for of four years Ben C. Barry Jack Brickell : given that at said election polls ;will-be open from the of 8:00 o’clock A.M. to the of 7:00 o’clock P.M, « thereof that during th élection will field an a < AE RASTER 6 LST RM ERNIE NaR: deceased, to the Creditors of and. Notice is hereby given that a] 403 S. Auburn St, Phone 436 Grass Valley SPARE TIME 4 Refilling and: collecting money from New Type high quality coin operated dispensers irf this area.No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net up to $400 monthly. More full time. For personal interview write P. QO. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. include phane number. FOR RENT; 3-room cottage, partly furnished; hot water furnished. Real nice for one oF two people. Inquire 504 Coyote St., Nevada City. 3 i" TRADE GUNS At the present timae we are trading high for old guns, pistols, and rifles. The older the better, sick, broken, or good condition. Trade in that old gun for a new one, CRENSHAWS Phone 24 Hills Flat FOR SALE—LOCAL WAL“nuts. Call G. V. 1626 in the evening or Saturday and Sunday. Cleaning Service If you have any rubbish or unwanted things in your garage, attic or basement I will haul them to the dump for a reasonable fee. Also ~ light hauling. Phone G. V. homes, in new ‘sewer Subdivide into % acre lots and make $50,000.00. Only $700.00 per acre with terms. ritob dae Bide. Gacrerieney: Gllbert 1-0127 or phone John Tiernan, Agt., TUrner 5-2496 at, Auburn. . f _ good, 4 room house, bath, plenty water for tion, well. Fagen half in Rt.1, Box318 N.C.