November 28, 1962 (10 pages)

ag SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ST ATEOF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA WILLIAM GHIDOTTI, Plaintiff, vs A.F. DUNNINGTON, J. T. McCALL, LOURISTON WILCOX, also known as LAURISTON WILCOX, DAVID MATTESON, JOHN MATTESON, MRS, E.M. HOLLINSHEAD, MRS, ANN M, MOSHER, CORDELIA TOUN, also known as CORDELIA TOWNE, THURSTON B, LILLIBRIDGE, MRS, P, CARRIE GREENE, also known as P, CARRY GREEN and PHEBE C., GREENE, MRS, ELLA MARCHANT, LAMONT BARBER, also known as FRANK LA MONT BARBER, MRS, ANNA F, GROCE, MRS, EMMA A, KERNS, MRS, MARY BRIDGORD, also known as MRS, MARY BRIDGFORD, DOEONEtoDOETEN, inclusive, BLACK CORP., W HITE CORP, , ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN, having any interest or lien upon the property described in the complaint, or any part thereof, Defendants THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO: A, F, Dunnington, J. T. McCall, Louriston Wilcox, also known as Lauriston Wilcox, David Matteson, John Matteson, Mrs, E.M. Hollinshead, Mrs. Ann M. Mosher, Cordelia Toun, also known as Cordelia Towne, Thurston B. Lillibridge, Mrs. P. Carrie Greene, 2lso known as P. Carry Green and Phebe C, Greene, Mrs, Ella Marchant, Lamont Barber, also known as Frank Lamont Barber, Mrs. Anna F. Groce, Mrs. Emma A. Kerns, Mrs. Mary Brigford,.also known as Mrs. Mary Bridgford, Doe one to Doe Ten, inclusive, Black Corporation, White Corporation, also all other persons youin The Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Nevada, within ten days after the service on you of this summons, if served within said county, or within 30 daysifserved elsewhere. It is sought by said complaint to have the following described property partitioned or sold: That certain real property in Nevada County, California, described as: Allthe mineral whether of rock in place or placer deposits and all ledges and lodes of gold having : Quartz rock and all banks, : channels, or other forms of : deposit of auriferous gravel . and all other minerals in . whatsoever form they may be deposited contained in, upon or under the following piece or parcel of land lying and being in the said County of Nevada and State of CalifOrnia, and designated according to the U.S, Survey and Map as the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section Thirtythree and the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter ofSection Thirtyfour in Township seventeen North, Range Nine East, M. D.M. (The Ne1/4 of SE1/4 of Sec. 33 and the NW1/4 and SW1/4 of Sec, 34 inT. 17 N., R. 9 E., M.D.M.) containing eighty acres be the same more or less. Together with the right tosink. or raise any necessary or.convenient shafts or air holes, run tunnels and to fully do, and perform all or any necessary or convenient acts, and things essential to fully develop said ground and mining property, and to extract all the minerals therein contained and remove the same without let or hindrance therefrom, Said grantee not to interfere with the surface Best Foods be within the inclosure now fenced of grantor, then that said grantor shall receive immediately upon the selection being made the additional sum of Thirty Dollars ($30. 00) which they agree to pay but no other money shall be received than the $200.00 hereby paid unless said surface ground is within such inclosure. It is further agreed that said grantees shall run no slicknes or tailings down upon the surface ground of grantor as granted in the deed datedJanuary 14, 1893, recorded February 1, 1893, Book 80 of Deeds, page 77, executed by Katherine Fraser to John Caldwell and A.F. Dunnington. and you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demandedin said complaint. Given under my hand and seal of this Court on September 21, 1962 JOHN T, TRAUNER, Clerk By MELBA J, POLGLASE, Deputy Clerk Publish Nov. 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 1962. Pvt. Arlen Mack Completes Course FORT SILL, Okla, ---Army Pvt. Arlen V. Mack, whose wife, Bea, lives on Rt. 1, Grass Valley, completed the 11-week artillery trackedvehicle maintenance course at The Artillery and Missile ‘Center, Fort Sill, Okla. Mack completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. The 21-year-old soldier is a 1959 graduate of Nevada Union High School and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Mack, 22 Oak St, MAYONNAISE quart 39: LEENEX = 5.2 9° OFFEE = »~QB ASK FOR YOUR TICKET FREE $100 FREE Each Week Betty Beeks of El Monte; vere and Bertha Parsofs, both of Anderson, Everett Looper of Canby, William Looper of Alturas, Eugene Looper of Oakhurst, J a mes Looper of Colorado; and son of Mr. and Mrs. James Looper of Ander= son. He was a native of Arkansas, aged 48 years, He wasa lumber worker. Funeral services were held Nov. 26 in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Chapel. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Cereseto--in his home in Nevada City, November 23, 1962, Joseph John Cereseto. He was the husband of Olga Cereseto; father of Jack Cereseto of Anaheim and John Cereseto of Oakland and brother of Rapuline Ratto and Adelaide Arnot, both of Oakland and Louise Bates of San Anselmo. He wasa native of Oakland and a retired produce salesman. Funeral services were held in Oakland Nov. 26. Heidle--in the Miners Hospital, November 22, 1962, George J. Heidle. He was the father of Frances Waggoner of Lemmon, South Dakota, Alice Anderson of Smelterville, Idaho, Ralph Heidle of Arcadia, Carl Heidle of Puyallup, Washington, and Albert Heidle of Hamilton, Montana. He was a native of Germany aged 90 years. He wasa resident of Gold Flat for five years. Funeral services and burial will be in Lemmon, South Dakota. Veale --inJones Memorial Hospital, November 19, 1962, Hazel Veale. She was. the wife of Sam Veale of Grass Valley; mother of Mrs. mar Looper of Callahan, } brother of Odessa Se-] NC Chamber Drops Mailed Ballot NEVADA CITY---The Nev= ada City Chamber of ComMuriel Tucker, Stockton, Winifred Veale, Grass Valley, Mrs. Florence Price, Las Vegas, Nevada, Mrs. Lois ~McMahon, North Highlands; sister of Leonard Thompson, San Luis Obispo and Mrs, Elsie Thrope of San Jose; she was the grandmother of six and great grandmother of several. She was a native of Sierra City, 69 years of age. She moved to Grass Valley in 1918. She was a member and past president of Manzanita Parlor No. 29 of the Native Daughters of the Golden West and a member of the Neighbors of Woodcraft. Funeral services were held in the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary November 21. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Garde Grass Valley. merce has eliminated mailed ballots for selection of directors, and will hold the election at a noon meeting Dec. 11 at the Victorian Room of the National Hotel. Absentee ballots can be cast during the week prior to the meeting at the chamber of commerce office. There are 14 members nominated to fill five twoyear posts and two one-year posts. Nominees include M. C, Aney, Demar Dundas, Rita son, Alice McGee, Dick Knee, John Knudson, John Reed, LilRibble, EjnarBeck, Gerry Christie, Howard Wilcox, J.C. Brixey, and Ralph Klene. President and vice-president will be chosen from the directors following the balloting on Dec, 11. _ Page 6.Wednesday, November 28, 1962.Nevada County NUGGET = ; ee LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE h : ‘4 i AS RE -} unknown, having any inin any manner except toDeat Ss CROFFORD W. BRIDGES terest in or lien upon the . sink or raise shafts as here_ VICTOR L, HUBER property hereinafter describ. inbefore provided for, andta:. _ Looper-~in Sutter General 110 E. Bank Street ed or any part thereof, greet. have for dumping or mill . Hospital Sacramento, No Grass Valley, California . ings: purposes not to exceed 1 acre . vember 23, 1962, Bud I ‘Telephone 273-4445 You are hereby directed to . of the surface ground which . Looper. He was the husband : Attorneys for Plaintiff appear and answer the com. is hereby granted, provided . of Laura Looper of Nevada . No. 13269 plaint in an action entitled . however, if said groundto be'. City; father of Douglas] SUMMONS as above, brought against selected by said grantee shall . Looper of Grass Valley, DelCRAYON CORNER “Autumn Scene" *_ by Chris Bierwagen Age 10 Mr. Fisher's Fifth Grade Chicago Park School ‘ caldealers in supporting the Hutchinson, Dean Thomp-: President Tom Yost announced last night at a chamber meeting that Shell Oil Company will help publicize the 1963 Bicycle Tour of Nevada City, and will contribute toward the race's prize list. Firestone Rubberwill also cooperate with loCentral California FEDERAL SAVINGS tidlirwk CAV KGS buctaing AUBURN TY 5-6234 race, he said, The chamber of commerce discussed city parking , problems, comparing the 276 © meter violations in Nevada City during October with 76 reported in Grass Valley at the same time, noting the building of a parking lot in downtown Grass Valley, and wondering whether a combination of both were driving business from Nevada City. LOANS for You to Guild or . ‘to buy a Home. i has.The Biggest Toy Selection In: Town hair. Fabulous n Big Top Peanut Butter Betty Crocker Pancake Flour Instant Coffee HEINZ SOUPS Vegetable Vegitarian Vegetable Accessories Available « ~Other racing too! springs. turns! Includes pit-stops, g Automatic lap counter, sets starting at: $599 ETCH A SKETCH Create an infinite number of pictures by moving the knobs, r) Shake to erase. Durable plastic and glass, Educational & Fun DOLLS Teen A ge Fashion Model-Vinyl Plastic ->Movable arms, legs andhead, Saran Wardrobe POUNDING BOARD A favorite with tots. 8 brightly colored pegs. Sturdy mallet. All Hardwood, Safe & Sturdy--for only-NURSERY PONY For your bronco buster. Value of a lifetime, Healthful fun and Exercise. 33 1/2" mane and tail. Mounted on frame with Games Of All Kinds Large Selection Of Wheel Toys You'll thrill as miniature Aston Martin and Lister Jaguar race along the straightaways, skid along the randstand & special Chicane section--permits only 1 car to pass at a time. 2 racers, 2 controls, track, power transformer. $7 188 $333 88° TEDDY BEAR Sings 'emto sleep! Soft plush fur, vinyl muzzle and paws--Big 16" a honey at-$788 gy 10 lb bag Folger's 10 oz Chicken Noodle Cream of Mushroom 6 for Vegetable-Beef 8 for USDA Choice Boneless Cross Rib Roast 96: Swift's Premium or Armour's Star’ Sliced Bacon 1 lb Tra-Pac Jub 39 98° $419 $400 $400 Sunkist Navel ORANGES. U.S. #1 Russet p OTATOES 10 Ib 29. Fancy New Crop 4 Ibs 49 USDA Choice «CHUCK ROAST No Center ~ > + Se ee Ae

ag SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ST ATEOF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA WILLIAM GHIDOTTI, Plaintiff, vs A.F. DUNNINGTON, J. T. McCALL, LOURISTON WILCOX, also known as LAURISTON WILCOX, DAVID MATTESON, JOHN MATTESON, MRS, E.M. HOLLINSHEAD, MRS, ANN M, MOSHER, CORDELIA TOUN, also known as CORDELIA TOWNE, THURSTON B, LILLIBRIDGE, MRS, P, CARRIE GREENE, also known as P, CARRY GREEN and PHEBE C., GREENE, MRS, ELLA MARCHANT, LAMONT BARBER, also known as FRANK LA MONT BARBER, MRS, ANNA F, GROCE, MRS, EMMA A, KERNS, MRS, MARY BRIDGORD, also known as MRS, MARY BRIDGFORD, DOEONEtoDOETEN, inclusive, BLACK CORP., W HITE CORP, , ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN, having any interest or lien upon the property described in the complaint, or any part thereof, Defendants THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO: A, F, Dunnington, J. T. McCall, Louriston Wilcox, also known as Lauriston Wilcox, David Matteson, John Matteson, Mrs, E.M. Hollinshead, Mrs. Ann M. Mosher, Cordelia Toun, also known as Cordelia Towne, Thurston B. Lillibridge, Mrs. P. Carrie Greene, 2lso known as P. Carry Green and Phebe C, Greene, Mrs, Ella Marchant, Lamont Barber, also known as Frank Lamont Barber, Mrs. Anna F. Groce, Mrs. Emma A. Kerns, Mrs. Mary Brigford,.also known as Mrs. Mary Bridgford, Doe one to Doe Ten, inclusive, Black Corporation, White Corporation, also all other persons youin The Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Nevada, within ten days after the service on you of this summons, if served within said county, or within 30 daysifserved elsewhere. It is sought by said complaint to have the following described property partitioned or sold: That certain real property in Nevada County, California, described as: Allthe mineral whether of rock in place or placer deposits and all ledges and lodes of gold having : Quartz rock and all banks, : channels, or other forms of : deposit of auriferous gravel . and all other minerals in . whatsoever form they may be deposited contained in, upon or under the following piece or parcel of land lying and being in the said County of Nevada and State of CalifOrnia, and designated according to the U.S, Survey and Map as the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section Thirtythree and the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter ofSection Thirtyfour in Township seventeen North, Range Nine East, M. D.M. (The Ne1/4 of SE1/4 of Sec. 33 and the NW1/4 and SW1/4 of Sec, 34 inT. 17 N., R. 9 E., M.D.M.) containing eighty acres be the same more or less. Together with the right tosink. or raise any necessary or.convenient shafts or air holes, run tunnels and to fully do, and perform all or any necessary or convenient acts, and things essential to fully develop said ground and mining property, and to extract all the minerals therein contained and remove the same without let or hindrance therefrom, Said grantee not to interfere with the surface Best Foods be within the inclosure now fenced of grantor, then that said grantor shall receive immediately upon the selection being made the additional sum of Thirty Dollars ($30. 00) which they agree to pay but no other money shall be received than the $200.00 hereby paid unless said surface ground is within such inclosure. It is further agreed that said grantees shall run no slicknes or tailings down upon the surface ground of grantor as granted in the deed datedJanuary 14, 1893, recorded February 1, 1893, Book 80 of Deeds, page 77, executed by Katherine Fraser to John Caldwell and A.F. Dunnington. and you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demandedin said complaint. Given under my hand and seal of this Court on September 21, 1962 JOHN T, TRAUNER, Clerk By MELBA J, POLGLASE, Deputy Clerk Publish Nov. 14, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 1962. Pvt. Arlen Mack Completes Course FORT SILL, Okla, ---Army Pvt. Arlen V. Mack, whose wife, Bea, lives on Rt. 1, Grass Valley, completed the 11-week artillery trackedvehicle maintenance course at The Artillery and Missile ‘Center, Fort Sill, Okla. Mack completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. The 21-year-old soldier is a 1959 graduate of Nevada Union High School and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Mack, 22 Oak St, MAYONNAISE quart 39: LEENEX = 5.2 9° OFFEE = »~QB ASK FOR YOUR TICKET FREE $100 FREE Each Week Betty Beeks of El Monte; vere and Bertha Parsofs, both of Anderson, Everett Looper of Canby, William Looper of Alturas, Eugene Looper of Oakhurst, J a mes Looper of Colorado; and son of Mr. and Mrs. James Looper of Ander= son. He was a native of Arkansas, aged 48 years, He wasa lumber worker. Funeral services were held Nov. 26 in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Chapel. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Cereseto--in his home in Nevada City, November 23, 1962, Joseph John Cereseto. He was the husband of Olga Cereseto; father of Jack Cereseto of Anaheim and John Cereseto of Oakland and brother of Rapuline Ratto and Adelaide Arnot, both of Oakland and Louise Bates of San Anselmo. He wasa native of Oakland and a retired produce salesman. Funeral services were held in Oakland Nov. 26. Heidle--in the Miners Hospital, November 22, 1962, George J. Heidle. He was the father of Frances Waggoner of Lemmon, South Dakota, Alice Anderson of Smelterville, Idaho, Ralph Heidle of Arcadia, Carl Heidle of Puyallup, Washington, and Albert Heidle

of Hamilton, Montana. He was a native of Germany aged 90 years. He wasa resident of Gold Flat for five years. Funeral services and burial will be in Lemmon, South Dakota. Veale --inJones Memorial Hospital, November 19, 1962, Hazel Veale. She was. the wife of Sam Veale of Grass Valley; mother of Mrs. mar Looper of Callahan, } brother of Odessa Se-] NC Chamber Drops Mailed Ballot NEVADA CITY---The Nev= ada City Chamber of ComMuriel Tucker, Stockton, Winifred Veale, Grass Valley, Mrs. Florence Price, Las Vegas, Nevada, Mrs. Lois ~McMahon, North Highlands; sister of Leonard Thompson, San Luis Obispo and Mrs, Elsie Thrope of San Jose; she was the grandmother of six and great grandmother of several. She was a native of Sierra City, 69 years of age. She moved to Grass Valley in 1918. She was a member and past president of Manzanita Parlor No. 29 of the Native Daughters of the Golden West and a member of the Neighbors of Woodcraft. Funeral services were held in the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary November 21. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Garde Grass Valley. merce has eliminated mailed ballots for selection of directors, and will hold the election at a noon meeting Dec. 11 at the Victorian Room of the National Hotel. Absentee ballots can be cast during the week prior to the meeting at the chamber of commerce office. There are 14 members nominated to fill five twoyear posts and two one-year posts. Nominees include M. C, Aney, Demar Dundas, Rita son, Alice McGee, Dick Knee, John Knudson, John Reed, LilRibble, EjnarBeck, Gerry Christie, Howard Wilcox, J.C. Brixey, and Ralph Klene. President and vice-president will be chosen from the directors following the balloting on Dec, 11. _ Page 6..Wednesday, November 28, 1962..Nevada County NUGGET = ; ee LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE h : ‘4 i AS RE -} unknown, having any inin any manner except toDeat Ss CROFFORD W. BRIDGES terest in or lien upon the . sink or raise shafts as here_ VICTOR L, HUBER property hereinafter describ. inbefore provided for, andta:. _ Looper-~in Sutter General 110 E. Bank Street ed or any part thereof, greet. have for dumping or mill . Hospital Sacramento, No Grass Valley, California . ings: purposes not to exceed 1 acre . vember 23, 1962, Bud I ‘Telephone 273-4445 You are hereby directed to . of the surface ground which . Looper. He was the husband : Attorneys for Plaintiff appear and answer the com. is hereby granted, provided . of Laura Looper of Nevada . No. 13269 plaint in an action entitled . however, if said groundto be'. City; father of Douglas] SUMMONS as above, brought against selected by said grantee shall . Looper of Grass Valley, DelCRAYON CORNER “Autumn Scene" *_ by Chris Bierwagen Age 10 Mr. Fisher's Fifth Grade Chicago Park School ‘ caldealers in supporting the Hutchinson, Dean Thomp-: President Tom Yost announced last night at a chamber meeting that Shell Oil Company will help publicize the 1963 Bicycle Tour of Nevada City, and will contribute toward the race's prize list. Firestone Rubberwill also cooperate with loCentral California FEDERAL SAVINGS tidlirwk CAV KGS buctaing AUBURN TY 5-6234 race, he said, The chamber of commerce discussed city parking , problems, comparing the 276 © meter violations in Nevada City during October with 76 reported in Grass Valley at the same time, noting the building of a parking lot in downtown Grass Valley, and wondering whether a combination of both were driving business from Nevada City. LOANS for You to Guild or . ‘to buy a Home. i has..The Biggest Toy Selection In: Town hair. Fabulous n Big Top Peanut Butter Betty Crocker Pancake Flour Instant Coffee HEINZ SOUPS Vegetable Vegitarian Vegetable Accessories Available « ~Other racing too! springs. turns! Includes pit-stops, g Automatic lap counter, sets starting at: $599 ETCH A SKETCH Create an infinite number of pictures by moving the knobs, r) Shake to erase. Durable plastic and glass, Educational & Fun DOLLS Teen A ge Fashion Model-Vinyl Plastic ->Movable arms, legs andhead, Saran Wardrobe POUNDING BOARD A favorite with tots. 8 brightly colored pegs. Sturdy mallet. All Hardwood, Safe & Sturdy--for only-NURSERY PONY For your bronco buster. Value of a lifetime, Healthful fun and Exercise. 33 1/2" mane and tail. Mounted on frame with Games Of All Kinds Large Selection Of Wheel Toys You'll thrill as miniature Aston Martin and Lister Jaguar race along the straightaways, skid along the randstand & special Chicane section--permits only 1 car to pass at a time. 2 racers, 2 controls, track, power transformer. $7 188 $333 88° TEDDY BEAR Sings 'emto sleep! Soft plush fur, vinyl muzzle and paws--Big 16" a honey at-$788 gy 10 lb bag Folger's 10 oz Chicken Noodle Cream of Mushroom 6 for Vegetable-Beef 8 for USDA Choice Boneless Cross Rib Roast 96: Swift's Premium or Armour's Star’ Sliced Bacon 1 lb Tra-Pac Jub 39 98° $419 $400 $400 Sunkist Navel ORANGES. U.S. #1 Russet p OTATOES 10 Ib 29. Fancy New Crop 4 Ibs 49 USDA Choice «CHUCK ROAST No Center ~ > + Se ee Ae