Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 13

RENO EVENING GAZETTE, JANUARY 19, 196213 Dennis the Menace by Hank Ketch am LEGAL NOTICES Continued Snowfall Predicted Continued from Fage 1. Mason Valley Mortgage Held Permissible (Continued from rage 1) If 'fVil Misif TTJMI VISITS ELKS William A. Wall of West Palm Beach, grand ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, is shown center above chatting with Frederick L. Hill, left, ruler of Reno Elks Lodge 597 and L. A.

(Fay) Lewis, right, past grand ruler, as Wall paid an official visit to Reno lodge Thursday night. He was guest of honor at a dinner for members and wives at clubhouse on Kumle Lane. (Gazette Photo) "SURE I'm sure we can sell water! Go get some more buckets, Dewey!" fx if) 1 1 if LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS The 1961-1962 Tax Roll for Washoe County is completed and open for in spection by interested persons of the County. ALBERT B. BOYNE Washoe County Assessor Jan.

17-1H9 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS INVITATION TO BIO NEVADA INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION 1. Sealed bids will be received at the Nevada Industrial Commission Building. 260) San Francisco Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada, until 3:00 P-M. (Pa cific Standard Time) the 24th day of January, 1962, and men opened and read aloud publicly for the furnishing of all olanf. labor, materials and performing all work, in conjunction with the con struction of an office aooition ouiiaing in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The bid shall be in struct accordance with the plans and specifications and this Invitation to Bid. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and be plainly marked "Bid for the Nevada Industrial Commission Office Building Addition." Bids must be submitted on the Bid Form provided by the Architect. 3. Plans, scneauies ana specn icanons are on file in the offices of Walter lick and Harris Sharp, Architects-Engineers, 1806 South Mam Street, Las Vegas, Ne vada, and may be obtained by placing a deposit of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) per set (maximum three 3 sets. General Contractors only).

The deposit will only be refunded to those contractors suomn tino a legitimate bid or returning their plans and specifications twenty (20) days prior TO oio wnif ry. i ikvwii be returned to the separate bidders on receipt of the plans and specifications in good order witnin len HOI aays aner the bids are opened. 4. A bid bond of ten per cent (10 per cent) of the amount of the bid must accompany each bid In the form of a Cashier LnecK, tenitieo tnec or Surety Bond issued by a Surety Com pany acceptable to the Officers of the Nevada Industrial commission. ine check or surety will be given as a guarantee that the bidder will enter into a contract upon being requested to do so by the Officers of the Nevada inaustnai Commission.

In the event that the bid der refuses to enter into a contract after being requested to do so ey tne Officers, the check or surety bond will be forfeited. Upon award ot a contract, the checks or sureties will be re turned. 5. The successful bidder will be required to provide a Labor and Material bono equal to one hundred per cent (100 nr rent) of th. contract amount, ana a Faithful Performance Bond equal to one hundred per cent (100 per cent) of the Contract amount.

The Surety Company shall be acceptable to th Officers of the Nevada Industrial Commission and licensed to do business in the State of Nevada. By the order or me NEVADA INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION STATE OF NEVADA Dec-22-2-Jn-5-J2 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE Nn 196394 Dept. No. 3 DOROTHEA ELISABETH LUNDBERG.

riainiiii v. CHARLES P. LUNDBERG, Defendant SUMMONS The State of Nevada sends greetings to the above-named defendanc You are hereby summoned and re quired to serve upon DRAKE: dclanut, Esau re. a ntiff 's attorney, wnose a- dress is Court House, Reno, Nevada, an answer to the Complaint wnicn is here with served upon you, witnin ia aays after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day ot service. If you fail to do so, ludgment by default wll be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint.

This action is brought to obtain a juaameni ana Decree of Divorce from defendant upon the ground of mental cruelty. (SEAL) H. IV. BKUwrii v.ier or louii By A. I AUnlr uepuiy -iern Date: Jan.

11, 1962. Jan. 12-iy-ze r-eo. i THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE.

No. 196168 Dept. No 3 OF AVERARDO BALDINI, aka A. BAL- dini, ueceasea. NOTICE TO CkcDI IOKs Llnllr.

i- hr.hu n'tvmn that I tin. dersigned has been duly aopolnted and qualified by the above entitled Court ih. lltH iliu liimiirw. A D. 1967.

by the above entitled Court on the 11th day ot January, a.u. mi, as execu tor ot the estate of avcRARlaj bal-DINI, aka A. BALDINI deceased. All hjtuinn rlaimt AaAlnut said Estate are required to file the same with the proper vouchers attached, with the Clerk of the Court within three months after the irst publication of this notice. Dated January 11, a.d.

i6z. Security National Bank of Reno by: G. W. Belcher 1 Gordon C. Shelley Attorney for the Estate.

Jan. reo. 4- IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF Nfc-VADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 196304 Dept. No.

2 IN THE MATTER OF THE PARENTAL RIGHTS AS TO: BABY GIRL NIECE. NOTICE TO: WILLIAM A. NIECE, the natural father of the above-named person, and to all persons claiming to be the father and or mother of such person: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mat there has been filed In the above-en titled Court a Petition praying for the termination of parental rights over tne above-named person, and that the Petition has been set for hearing before this Court, at the courtroom thereof, at Reno, in the County of Washoe, state of Nevada, on the 6th day of March, 1962.. at 4 o'clock o. m.

on said date, at which time and place you are required to be present if you desire to oppose the said petition. Dated this 3rd dav of January, 1962. (Seal) H. K. BROWN, CLERK BY C.

TEAT, DEPUTY Jan. 5-12-19-26-Feb. 2 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE Or NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 186026 Dept.

No. 3 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EVERETT RAMSEIER, Deceased Notice of Posting of Settlement of Ac count, and Hearing Petition for Distri bution of Estate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BEULAH WILSON the Administratrix with Will Annexed of the estate of the above named EVERETT RAMSEIER, deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement, and filed in said Court, her First and Final account of her administration of said estate; and also has petitioned for distribution of said estate; and that the 24th day of January, a.d. 196Z, being a day of Reg ular Session of said Court, at 9:30 o'clock a.m., at the Court Room of said Court, in the City of Reno, in said Washoe County, has been fixed by said Court for the settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribution of said estate, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the order should not be made. For further particulars, reference is hereby made to the petition on file in the above entitled estate.

Dated January 5, A.D. 1962. (SEAL) H. K. BROWN, Clerk By C.

TEAT, Deputy Clerk Jan. 5-12-19 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 195863 Dept. No.

3 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PEARL ANN WEISS, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been duly appointed and qualified by the above entitled Court on the 20th day of December, A. O. 1961, as Executor of the estate of PEARL ANN WEISS, deceased. All creditors having claims against said Estate are required to file the same with the proper vouchers attached, with the Clerk of the Court within three months after the first publication oh this notice.

Dated December 27, A. D. 1961. WARREN WEISS, Executor LOYAL ROBERT HIBBS, ESQUIRE Attorney for the Estate. Dec 29-Jan.

5-13-19-26 PUBLIC AUCTION OPERATING HOTEL To Be Sold T1IV I in If mIJ LHLPiPJ! South Africa Missionary Gives Address Rev. Ira. E. Gillet, who has served as a missionary of the Methodist Church 41 years, will be guest speaker at the Sparks Methodist Church Saturday eve ning at 7:30 o'clock. Rev.

Mr. Gillet went to Africa as a missionary in 1918 and has since served in Mozambique, Por tuguese colony on the east coast of South Africa. He will list experiences and ob servations in this colony. Rev. Mr.

Gillet has been a pas tor among the tribesmen, a superintendent directing the works of numerous African pastors and teachers, the principal of a training school in Kambini, and the editor of Christian literature produced both in Portuguese and in native dialect. His longest period of service was as principal and teacher in Kambini Central Training School where hundreds of young men were brought into the Christian church and school and trained as teachers, and pastors. Under Rev. Mr. Gillet's princi palship, the Central Training School in Kambini rose to a place of leadership among mission schools in all this area of Africa A large number of its graduates have gone into the Transvaal the Union of South Africa, during recent years and their influ ence there has been felt in the development of churches and schools.

He was editor of the "Africa Christian Advocate" for 26 years. He was a delegate from Mozambique to the Madras meeting of the International Missionary Coun cil in 1938, and has attended three General Conferences of the Meth odist Church. Rev. Mr. Gillet is a native of Wauseon, Ohio, and was educated at Oregon State College, at Den ver University and at Oberlin Col lege and in its graduate school of theology.

He taught school in Fowler, before volunteering as a missionary of the Methodist Church. He calls Oregon his American home state. His wife is the former Edith Clara Riggs, whose family have made notable missionary history through sever al generations in Turkey. Dessert and coffee will be served following his presentation. Church members and friends are invited to attend.

S. F. Mining SAN FRANCISCO (API Mining exchange 400 Asso Mf .50 5100 Blue Crown .40 11000 Comstock Tunnel .20 .15 .20 3000 Double .16 .15 .15 75000 Gold Metals .25 .23 .25 41000 Hercules .12 .11 30C Indust Enterprises 1.75 4000 Manhattan Con .15 11000 Mount Union .04 .03 1000 Red Hill .02 11000 Rose Gold .24 .21 .24 13000 76 Development Co .04 1000 10th Century Fuels .05 1000 U. S. Milling Minerals .40 2000 White Caps .19 Bid and ask Blue Crown Comstock Tunnel Con dollar Double 0 Golconda 1.50-1.80 Gold Metals Hercules Manhattan Con Rose Gold Tonopah Divide 20th Century Fuels White Caps Butter and Eggs SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Egg prices to retailers: 'extra laree A cases 46 to 52.

cartons 49 to 55. Large AA cases 43 to 49, cartons 46 to 52. Large A cases 41 to 48, cartons 44 to 5L Medium AA cases 39 to 46, cartons 42 to 49. Medium A cases 38 to 44, cartons 41 to 47. Small AA cases 32 to 38.

cartons 35 to 41. Small A cases 31 to 37, cartons 34 to 40. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Butter: Prices to retailers: grade AAA in 1 lb prints 70-72 4s 70H-73 cents. Grades AA and A 61-621. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th City Council of the City Of Ren witi hold a public hearing en January 22.

1967, at 2:00 P.M. in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, at which time all interested persons are invited to present tes. timony and show cause why the nam "Airport Road" should be changed "Gentry December 27, 1961 (s) E. E. GILL, City Clerk Dec.

29 Jan. S-lUt IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 18294 Dept. No.

3 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF FANNIE B. SURGE, Deceased. Notice of Posting of Settlement of Account, and Hearing Petition for Distribution of Estate. Notice is hereby given that BLANCHE IRENE BROWN the Administratrin of the estate of the above named FANNIE B. BURGE deceased, has rendered and) presented for settlement, and filed in said Court, her First and Final account of her administration of said estate; and also has petitioned for distribution of said estate; and that Tues- the 23rd ioay of January, A.D.

1962, being a day PHulir Session of said Court, at o'clock A.M.. at the Court Room in Hu if nt Ht said Washoe County, has been fixed bv saio LOurr tor ine lcinrmei" account and hearing said petition for a'MIIIAIllll in time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file exceptions in writing to the said account and contest the same. Dated January 4, A.D. 1967. (SEAL) H.

K. BROWN. Clerk. By E. LIVERMORE, Deputy Clerk Jan.

HHf IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 192971 Deot. No. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LESLIE T.

O'NEEL Deceased. NOTICE OF POSTING OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT, AND HEARING PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA, RENO, NEVADA the administrator of the estate of the above named LESLIE T. O'NEEL deceased, has rendered and1 presented for settlement, and filed in said Court, its account of its administration of said estate; and also has petition- 'ed for distribution of said estate; and jthat the 23rd day of January, A. D.

1962, being a day of Regular Session of said Court, at 9:30 o'clock A.M., at the Court Room of said Court, in the City of Reno, in said Washoe County, has been fixed by said Court for tne settlement of said account and hearing said petition for distribution of said estate, at which time and place any person interested In Mid estate may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the order should not be made. For further particulars, reference it hereby made to the petition on file in the above entitled estate. Dated December 28, A. D. 1961.

(SEAL) H. K. BROWN, Clerk By E. LIVERMORE, Deputy Clerk Dec. 29-Jan.

S-12-19 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE. No. 192568 Dept. No. 4 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ALICE SOPHIA BROWNE, who was also known as ALICE S.

BROWNE, and as ALICE BROWNE, Deceased. NOTICE OF POSTING OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT, AND HEARING PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HOWARD E. BROWNE the executor of the estate of the above named ALICE SOPHIA BROWN dered and presented for settlement, and iiico in saia wourr, nis urst and Final account of his. administration of aid estate; and also has petitioned for distribution of said estate; and that Tuesday, the 23rd day of January, A.

D. iroi, ueing a cay ot Keguiar session of said Court, at 9:30 o'clock A.M.. at thp ntirt Dmm nt tilrf the City of Reno, in said Washoe County, "-en t'xeo oy said court for the settlement of said account and hear mo Said Petition tnr mm estate, at which lime and place any pci on mieresiea in said estate may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the order should not be made. For further particulars, reference it hereby made to the petition on fil in the above entitled estate. Dated December 28, A.

D. 1961. (SEAL) H. K. BROWN, Clerk By E.

LIVERMORE. Deputy Clerk Dec. 29-Jan. 5-12-1 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE Nn 19A117 rw.t Ll- DOROTHEA, JEANETTE WAS NY, riaintirr v. EDWARD CARL KWASNY, Defendant SUMMONS Th Cft Um.h.

i ua melius grccTingi to the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned and upon MAURICE J. Sul-LIVAN, plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 158 North Virginia Street, Reno, Nevada, an answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive- 'of or service, it you tail to do so; iudament bv riAfauit k. against you for the relief demanded in -ompiainT. i nis action is brought to recover a inrinmn, bonds of matrimony existing between you and the plaintiff on the ground of mree years separation, for the custody and support of the minor child and other rellpf. All Ji mnrmi Ml TOT in TTT plaintiff's verified complaint on fill lici eill.

(SEAL) H. K. BROWN, Clerk of Courf By V. SOPHER, Deputy Clerk Date: December 21, 1961. Dec.

22-19-Jan. S-1J1 JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN ANn TUC rnnuTw WASHOE wr No. 196118 Dept. No 1 DANA JUNE MARR, Plaintiff EDWARD LEO MARR, Defendant SUMMONS The State of Neveoa sends greeting! to the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned and serve upon HOWARD E. E.

BROWNE. plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 57 S. Park Street, (Rear) Reno. Nevada. Mailing Address: P.

O. Box 186, Reno, Nevada, an answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to do so, ludgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demand ed in the Complaint. This action fa brought to recover a ludgment and decree of riiwnrr hcnl altu iui ever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now r- i3nn8 oervreen me plaintiff and defendant, upon the ground of extreme cruelty, mental In character af is more fullv drrihrf In r.i.i and for such other relief as prayed for in ine vornpioinT. (SEAL) H.K.

BROWN, Clerk of CouiJ Bv WHITMDPP. rwuih, Date: 12-21, 1961. Dee. 22-29 Jan. 5-12-lt IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF RENO TOWNSHIP COUNTY OF WASH06.

STATE OF NEVADA No. 8316 NEVADA. CREDIT RATING BUREAU, INC 1 Plaintiff vs. CARL RAY GOSSIEN, Defendant SUMMONS The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to the Said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within five days after the service upon you of this Summons If served in said township, or within ten days if served out of said township, but within said county, and in ail other cases within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service), and defend the above entitled action. STEWART, HORTON McCUNS 90 COURT SUITE 2H RENO.

NEVADA STEWART, HORTON 8. McCUNE 90 COURT SUITE 201 RENO, NEVADA ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Dated this 30th day of October, A.D (S) WILLIAM R. BFFAAFB Justice of the Peace, Reno Township By IV hcLcn CORMIER, Clerk Dec. 22-29 Jan. 5-12-19.

I REAL ESTATE AND REAL PROPERTY One Parcel Francis VAIencia 6-6500 it in Squaw Valley will be a boon to weekend skiers. Total snow- pack on the valley floor is 18 inches, with an estimated three and a half feet on the peaks. Heavy snow continued at Echo Summit today after 22 inches fell Thursday. Total snow pack is 36 inches. The Emerald Bay Road on the west shore of Lake Tahoe was closed because of snow Chains were required from Mey ers to Kyburz and over Spooners Summit from three miles west of Carson City to Glenbrook.

Seventeen inches of new snow at Heavenly Valley Ski Area at South Lake Tahoe will make ski ing good this weekend, personnel said. Total pack on the peaks was an estimated 40 inches. MORE EXPECTED The storm waned as it moved over the eastern slopes of the Sierra. Only two inches of new snow was reported on Mount Rose, but more was expected. Sky Tav ern Ski Area will beein oDeratine on a daily basis Saturday.

Chaws were required from rhe Christmas Tree to Lake Tahoe and on state route 28 on the eastern shore of Lake Tahoe. Although the storm blew over Reno, eastern and central Nevada communities received as much as six inches of snow. Winnemucca had six inches; Elko, five inches; Ely, one inch; and Lovelock, two inches. No snow depth was avail able from Austin, but a half an inch of precipitation fell in the central Nevada community. CHAINS NEEDED Chains were mandatory from Lovelock to Elko on U.S.

40 east and advised from Elko to the stateline. Motorists were also re quired to use chains on Carroll and Austin summits on U.s. 50, and on U.S. 95 north to McDer- mitt. Tx-allv heaw amounts of snow were predicted for the northern mountains of eastern Nevada to night.

Scattered snow showers were forecast for the mountains of southern Nevada. Reno's skies will be partly Hnnriv throush Scat tered showers and gusty winds are expected. WEATHER GOING TO i i me ffimlchori hv the U.S. Weather Bureau at the Reno Municipal Airport. Temperatures nign ana id.

24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. Jan. 19, 1AM Nevada-California Stations t- 51 39 31 29 .52 33 22 .09 48 37 30 20 .25 33 28 .03 38 29 RENO Austin Battle Mountain Carson Elko Ely Fallon 52 31 34 25 .03 Tonooah Winiwmurm 33 IS Siisanville 41 35 .03 Stead A.F.B. 42 bcm- un vicinity Variable cloudiness through Saturday. Scattered showers in the area.

Windy at times. High today, 55; low tomorrow morn ing, 30; high saturoay, 4. SIERRA NEVADA Heavy snows above 4,000 to 5.000 feet from Yosemite Park northward today and tonight. Otherwise intermittent snow over the area through Saturday. Little change in tem perature.

EASTERN NEVADA Snow In the north. Intermittent snow in the south today and tonight. Locally heavy amounts In the mountains to the north. Slowly decreasing cloudiness and scat- i imui Attirriav- Somewhat colder Saturday and in the north to- "'loUTHERN NEVADA Considerable i (krniinh Catl irriAV. Scat- CIUUUIITC39 iwa, tered snow showers near the mountains tonight and Saturday, t-usry anernoon winds.

Slightly colder Saturday. no, tttmioh Saturday with rain at times betow 5 XXX) teer. PRECIPI i ai iun i i-i inhc- tatt vear this time, 2.74 inches; normal, 3.47 Inches. SUNSET Friday 5:04 p.m. SUNRISE Saturday 7:16 a.m.

THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Tr. Albany, clear 21 9 Albuquerque, cloudy 49 28 .01 Atlanta, rain 39 31 1.21 Bakersfield 54 46 Bismarck, snow -8 -16 Boise, snow 26 20 Boston, clear 25 15 .06 Brownsville 64 58 3 4 22 9 -10 Buffalo, clear 15 Chicago, snow 9 Cincinnati 28 Cleveland, cloudy 20 Denver, snow 6 Des Moines, snow 1 -2 Detroit, cloudy 19 5 Fairbanks, clear 17 -10 Fort Worth, cloudy 45 22 .01 Fresno 51 37 Helena, snow 4 -IS .02 Honolulu, clear 78 66 Indianapolis, snow 22 19 .06 Juneau, Kansas City, snow 13 8 .61 Los Angeles, cloudy 60 51 Louisville, snow 30 24 Memphis, rain 36 32 .10 Miami, cloudy 77 73 Milwaukee, cloudy 1 -9 St. Paul, cloudy -5 -11 New Orleans, rain 67 58 New York, cloudy 28 22 Oakland 52 48 Oklahoma Cry, snow 37 7 Omaha, snow 2 -4 ,50 "I .04 .15 Philadelphia, cloudy 27 18 Phoenix, cloudy 63 38 Pittsburgh, cloudy 23 10 Portland, clear 24 8 Portland, cloudy 35 27 Rapid City, clear -2 -12 .07 Red Bluff 44 41 Richmond, cloudy 36 30 St. Louis, snow 16 12 .24 Salt Lake City, snow 32 24 .10 San Diego, clear 62 45 San Francisco, rain 53 51 .11 Seattle, clear 36 22 Spokane 12-12 (M Missing: Trace) mortgage financing was "clean and the interest rate is very reasonable." Assemblyman Ray Knisley of Pershing County said the situa tion points up a glaring weakness in state ownership of property, and he felt the legislative com mission should come up with a recommendation for a change at the next session. Except for University of Nevada property, Knisley said, all other property should be held in the name of the State of Nevada rather than by any agency.

Sen. Wilson McGowan, R-Per shing, asked if the constitution would not prohibit an agency of the government from mortgaging state property. McDonald said there is no con stitutional prohibition to this type of financing. The title of the ranch was vested in the Fish and Game Commission. If the commission did default on the McDonald said, and the sale of the ranch did not cover the loan, the bank could not come back against the state for the deficiency.

In other action, the commission gave silent consent to working out a conflict between the way money was appropriated and and the need for construction at the Verdi Fish Hatchery. Money for water development and rearing ponds were appropri ated for 161 while money for a new hatchery building does not become available until July 1 of 1962. However the building is needed before the ponds. The commission also heard a report by L. E.

Tyson, D-Clark, on an investigation of the State Highway Department. He told lawmakers almost all of the things complained of during the last ses sion had been corrected. "We are now very happy with the way the department is work ing," Tyson said. He said also that the department was cooperating very well with the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads.

The Commission will hear a re port this afternoon on adoption practices. Reno Gambler Seeks Divorce Harold S. Smith a Harold's Club executive, Thursday after noon filed suit for divorce in Washoe District Court against his wife of 14 years, Mrs. Lois B. Smith.

Smith asked the court to settle child custody in the best interests of their three children and asked an equitable division of commu nity property. He is represented by attorney John S. Halley. LIVESTOCK STOCKTON (AP-FSMN) Cattlp for week 1.900. prices down ahrnif 50 cents on slaughter cows and stockers and feeder cattle, including stock calves.

Calves for week around 300. Hogs for week 600, prices declined as much as 50 cents on barrows and gilts. Sheep for week 400, feeder lamb sold strong to 50 cents higher. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Bank clearings: San Francisco $181,700,000. Oakland $13,213,760.

Berkeley debits $7,557,083. Los Angeles bank debits: Today last year $348,352,039. WOOL FUTURES NEW YORir rllPii tu.i fures on the New York Cotton Exchange 3 niuner jo i point lower. waning prices follow: March (1962) 160.3 bid: Mu 1CJI -bid; Dec 15 DidJ March 1I7DJ1 1 30 nm; MJitf I fl tti4 Wool futures opened 3 to 7 points higher: Marrh moaii 191 na a tradfid: Inlw no 4 traded; Dec 120.2 traded; March (1963) icu.t iraoea; way 120.2 traded. PACIFIC COAST EXCHANGE Amny tan.

General Dynamics 32H Lockheed 47 P. G. E. 91 P. T.

T. 37 Ryan 24' Seaboard Finance 2234 Union Oil t2Vt LEGAL NOTICES IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 196181 Deot. No. 4 RAYMOND H.

REILLY Plaintiff v. FRANCES C. REILLY Defendant SUMMONS The State of Nevada sends greetings to the above-named defendant: You ar hereby summoned and re quired to serve upon GORDON C. SHELLEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Plain tiff's attorney, whose address is 140 North Virginia Street, Reno, Nevada, an answer to the Complaint which is here with served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to do so, ludgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint.

This action is brought to recover a ludgment and de cree of absolute divorce on the ground that Defendant has treated Plaintiff with extreme cruelty. (SEAL) H. K. BROWN, Clerk ot court By J. whitmoke.

Deputy tier Date: December 26, 1961. Jan. 19-26 Feb. z--i IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 196508 Det.

No. 1 JOSEPH DAMIECKI, Plaintiff v. ANNA MATEUSIAK DAMIECKI, Defendant SUMMONS The State of Nevada sands greetings to the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned and re quired to serve upon BREEN, MCDONALD AND YOUNG, plaintiff's attorneys, whose address is 195 South Sierra Street, Reno, Nevada, an answer to me urn-olaint which is herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive ot the da of service. If you tail to do so. iudament bv default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint.

This action is orougni to re cover a ludgment dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant on the ground ot three years separation without cohabitation. (SEAL) M. K. BROWN, tier OT LOUTT By E. LIVERMORE, Deputy Clerk Date: Jan.

18, 1962. Jan. 19-26 Feb. i f-l in 11 VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS ADKISSON In Reno. Jan.

18, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. George E. Adkisson of Reno, a daughter. BARNES In Reno, Jan.

18, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. Jon Cleve Barnes of Reno, a twin son and daughter. EKEDAHL In Reno, Jan. 19, 1962, to Mr.

and Mrs. Don Ekedahl of Sparks, a son. FOUTZ In Reno, Jan. 17, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs.

David L. Foutz of Reno, daughter. KEAN In Reno, Jan. 19, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Kean of Verdi, a daughter. MILLER In Reno. Jan. 18, 1962, to Mr.

and Mrs. William L. Miller of Sparks, a daughter. TEER In Reno, Jan. 16, 1962, to Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Teer of Reno, a son. VAN BUSKIRK In Reno, Jan. 17, 1962 to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert van Buskirk of Empire, a daughter. WU In Reno, Jan. 17, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wu of Reno, a son.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Richard E. Farmer, 26, Sacramento, and (Catherine B. Walker, 26, Reno. Larry M. Crawford, 25 Rockville, and Sandra H.

McDonald, 23, Reno. Robert J. Moore, 37, and Helga E. Spindler, 28, both of Reno. Joseph A.

Martini, 38, and Carolyn A. Clemens, 25, both of Sparks. DECREES GRANTED John M. Weaver from Do'la C. Weaver.

Jessie K. Wingfield from George Wing-field Jr. Jo Ann Ott from William Ott. Eugene M. Merkey from Christine S.

Merkey. James F. Pasternacki from Elizabeth M. Pasternacki. Marilyn L.

Car penter from Peter V. Carpenter. Eutava V. Engle from Weldon D. Engle.

Robert DEEDS RECORDED Devere E. and Marion A. Barker to Norman L. and Llndy A. Lindley, lot 15, block A of Brunetti Sub.

Zoe L. Bush to Lee and Juanita Hale, lot 15, block 14 of Green Brae Ter race Sub. Rentals, Inc. to Salvador A. and AMura N.

Ruiz, lot 14, block 58 of Green Brae Terrace Sub. Rentals, Inc. to Marion L. and Rose mary S. Webb, lot 16, block 58 of Green Brae Terrace Sub.

Crystal Bay Development Co. to Incline Construction Corp, lot 18. block of Mill Creek Estates. Crystal Bay Development Co. to Incline Construction Corp, lot 31, block of Mill Creek Estates.

J. Calvin and Lula M. Croft to George N. and Kate Killpack, lot 18, block of Welsh Sub. Robert J.

and Ruth E. Lamoureaux to James P. and Jane T. Reilly, portion of Sec 22, 19 19 Bruno Romero Const. Inc.

to Robert R. and Edna S. Bilkosky, lot 3 of Sharon Sub. Dennis Roberts Corp to Clifford J. and Jimmie R.

Jackson, lot 6, block of Reno Highlands Sub. H. L. and Ruth A. Gepford to William A.

and Shirley M. Marchand, lot 2, block of Sun Valley Sub. No. 5. William A.

Marchand to Maxine E. Jesus, portion of lot 2, block of Sun Valley Sub. No. 5. Elizabeth E.

Robinson to George E. and Edna C. Miller, lot 7, block 2 of Evans Vista Sub. Lowell C. and Frances W.

Bernard to Carl L. and Adair MeTaggart, lot 1 of Prav Add to Reno. John B. and Edna L. Eyheralde to Sierra Pacific Power lot 44 of Re-wana Sub.

No. 2. Joseph Anelli to Albino S. and Maurine Anelll, portion of Sec. 35, 20 19 E.

Floyd J. and Patricia Collura to Emma B. Baker, lot 7, block of Sierra Meadows Sub. Assunfa Olarl to Gerard Fanning, portion of Sec 24, 19 19 Charles W. and Marjorie C.

Lord to Ruth Thorn, lot 4, block of Academy Manor Sub. No. 2. Clara B. Benedetti to Leon and Car-mele Legorburu, lot 14, block of Clear-view Heights Sub.

Amos A. and Blanche W. Wood to Murray A. and Wilma W. Kahn, portion of lot block of Hlllbrae Tract.

Carl Needham to Richard and Doris M. Lund, tot 18, block of Green Brae Terrace Sub. i First Development, Inc. to Zeamond E. and Hate! M.

Zachry, lot 36 of Royal Heights Sub. William and Inez Houlden to Verne E. and Dorothy W. Trottot, portion of lots 13, 14, 15 and 14, block of O'Sullivan Tract. Martin V.

and Lois M. Piccininl to Anna Potirees, portion of lots 17, 18, and 19, block 40 of Newtown Tract. James C. Sweger, J. Robert Brem and Wilbur G.

Dettmar to Lyle V. Ball and Esther M. BaU, 10.5 acres of Sec. 21, 20 20 James C. Sweger, J.

Robert Brem and Wilbur G. Dettman to Lyle V. and Esther M. Ball, 13.8 acres of See 21, 20 20 Louis J. Grose to W.

W. Wieehmann Const. lots 1-5, block lots 1-5, block lots 1-5, 22-25, block lots 1-4, 13-16, block tots 1-4, block lots 1-18. block lots 1-14, block and two other parcels of Pyramid Park Sub. No.

2. Carey C. Ballard to John J. and Mildred M. Donohue, tot 21.

of Northridge Heights Sub. No. 8. Mark L. Jr.

and Lois E. Yori to George J. Jr. and Barbara A. Ruppert, Clarence E.

and Gladys Carndall, and Donald R. and Carol M. DaRoza, portion of Sec. 13, 19 18 Donald C. and Ethelda S.

Thelen to Ernst S. and Sharon R. Beeghly, lot 7, block of Reno Hiohlands Sub. Paul A. and Milly Kappenthuler to Betty Rosager, lot 7, block of Sierra Meadows Sub.

OBE Corp to James E. and Caroline N. Berryman, lot 17, block A of Vista Del Oro Sub. OBE Corp to Wallace C. and Mary T.

Keouoh. tot 15, block of i Vista Dal Oro Sub. Thomas Jr. and Ruby T. Atkinson to Joe F.

and Venila M. Melcher, tot 22. block of Manor Gardens Add. Joe F. and Venila M.

Melcher fto Albert A. end Elizabeth E. Toschi, tot 22, block of Manor Gardens Add. MUTUAL FUNDS Bid Asked Affiliated Fund Bullock Fund Concord Fund Delaware Mutual Div. Shares Eaton Howard Hamilton H-C7 Hamilton H-DA Incorp.

Investor Insrl. Growtti Mass. Inv. Tryst Mass. Inv.

Growth Trans western United Income Wellington Fund 1.34 9.04 14.04 14.54 12.45 3.46 1245 5. SO 5.6 (.05 11.56 1415 1757 493 1285 15.04 15.39 15.72 13.91 3.79 13.45 4.34 SO 12.65 16.23 19.20 5.43 14.04 14.42 N. Y. METALS NEW YORK UPI) Metal prices: Cooper, electrolytic, delivered U. S.

31.00c Nev York refinery 30.82' 3 lake 31.00c Hj.j export F.A.S. US ports 29.50c nom lb. Lead, common. Y. 10.00c St.

Louis 9.80c tt. Manganese, 99.9 per cent pure, 1 to 20 tons, 34.25-34.25e lb. Quicksilver, $190-192 76 lb flask. Tin, N. Y.

prompt delivery 120.75c lb. Tungsten powder, 98.8 per cent mini-, mum pure, S2.75 nom lb. Zinc, prime western N. Y. 12-50e East St.

Louis 12 00c b. I 8 Lavtons Sold New Owners Will Remodel The sale of Law ton's Hot Springs about five miles west of Reno on U.S. Highway 40 for an estimated $300,000 was announced Thursday. Mark L. Yori of Santa Cruz, and Lois E.

Yori, of Reno, half owners of the 27-acre resort have sold the property to three California couples. Buying one-hall interest is George J. and Barbara A. Ruppert, of Auburn, Calif, with Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence E. Cran-dall of Auburn, and Mr. and Donald R. DeRoza, of Dutch Flats, each purchasing one-fourth interests. A deed of trust filed Thursday with the Washoe County Recorder shows a balance on the escrow of 5175,000.

Manager Patrick Macken, speaking for the new owners, said a $400,000 remodeling program is under way at the resort with work scheduled to be completed by May. New tile is being installed at the indoor and outdoor pools and work will be done to open the golf course, tennis courts and facilities for horse riding. New name of the hot springs will be Bud Ruppert's Holiday Lodge. Ruppert owns other Holiday Lodges at Stateline and Grass Valley and Sacramento, Calif. A Canadian firm is being hired to run the restaurant at the club and the inside of the building is being rejuvenated, Macken said.

He added that negotiations are under way with the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. to allow construction of an overpass or an underpass of SP tracks to allow easy access to the business. Prop erty involved in the sale lies on both sides of the Truckee River. Macken said there would be no table gaming and that the owners are trying for a "country club" effect. He emphasized, how ever, that there would be no priv ate membership to the facilities.

At present only the motel and hot baths part of the business are open. Gazette TV Log FRIDAY Afttrneoa Oueen tor a Day a Brighter Day; Secret Storm Be My Guest :30 2 who Do You Trust 5 Topper 6 Edce of Night 4:00 2 American Bandstand 5 Caot Satellite 6 Movie 4:30 4 Poceye 5 00 2 Judge Roy Bean 4 Capt. Sacio 5 3 stooges a Back A Jack 1.30 2 Laurel 8, Hardy 4 Bold Journey A Sheriff of Cochtsa Funnies venine 00 Mr. Mooo 4 6 News 5 Amos Andy 8 Assignment 4 IS 2 Mysterious Universe 4 Hontley-B rink ley Douq Edwards :39 2- Tightrope 4 Channel Report 5 Manhunt 6 Whirtvoird JiOO 2 Johnny Staccato 4 TBA 5 Whiplash a Wanted Dead or Alive Pioneers 7:30 2 Music for Children 4 International Showtime 5 Ben Alexander 4 Rawhide 8 Pittsburgh 8.00 2 The Hathawavs :30 2 The Flintstones 4 Caot of Detectives 5 Niaht Course 4 Route 46 27? Sunset Strip 5 Wrestling :30 4 Bell Telephone Hour 4 The Beachcomber 8 Candid Camera 10(00 2 Target 5 News 4 Twilight Zone 8 The Untouchable 5 Paul Coates Eyewitness to History 11 2- News; Movie 4 Three Star Theatre 5 Early Late Show Assignment 11-25 2 Aqusnauts 1:30 4 8 Lata Show 12 CO 2 News 1. 80 2 News 6 Mystery 1:11 4 Lata Show 5 The Pioneers CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO (AP) Closing quotations: WHEAT Mar, 2.034)3 18; May, 2.05 784)6; Jul.

2.07 58; Sep. 2.10 18; Dec, 2.14 78-13 CORN Mar. 1.06 May, 1.10 Vi: Jul. 1-13 34: Sep. 1.15 15 18: Dec, 1.13 5844.

OATS Mar. 68 Ti-69: May, 70 38-14; Jul, 69 78; Sep, REV. MR. GILLET Reno Speaker From New York Today's Closing Stock Quotations Stock averages bv the Associated Press Jan. 19 30 Ind 15 RIs 15 Utl 60 Sts Net Change A1.7 A.5 A.

5 Al.l Fridav 34 7 3 137.5 755.1 Prev. Day 363.0 124.8 137.0 254.0 Year Ago 330.9 124.1 116.5 229.9 CLOSING NY Bv Associated Socks Zenith Rad PressJones 67" Kaiser Alu 6734 69 34 84'-a 57H 13H 144 48 66 48 63H 47'j 33 'A 83'2 8014 122V 68V4 28 54V'j 93'j 19' 69' 42 325 39S 95 58' 373 167-s 22 54. 35'j 51 Vi 17Vj 52V2 61 Vi 102 56H 83 'i 53' 3734 563 4734 38? 74 Vt 14 54i 353 78' 36Mi 38 52Vj 86' 27? 22'2 73'4 54 Vi 54 50' 22! 9'2 45' 2 23'4 5234 113'4 4334 20 14'4 4534 38 118 43'4 33' 39' 48' 99Vj 58 74' 42n 2234 77's 28H 36' 881-2 ACF Indus Air Reduc 653 45'a Kenne Coo LOF Glass Libby McN Litton Ind Lockh Aire Macy R.H. Minn Monsan Ch Mont Ward Motrla Inc Nat Biscuit Nat Csh Nat Dairy Nat Distil Nat Gypsm Nat Lead NY Central No Am Av Nor Pacific Northrp Air Olin Math Pac G8.EI Pac Light Alleg Lud 53V 2' 27 604 23S 45' 45 16 52' 60 131 'i fyt 18H 51 6834 55 27'i 26' 48 41 25 3''3 43V4 42' 30V4 114 42 37'A 53 54H 5434 50V4 3834 28 44'i 25V, 45t 52 523 6534 116'a 54V4 17Va 54 38 353A 68 29Vi 104 25'i 37 24 83 10634 1334 25V 33Vi 72Vi 89 54 21 26fa 84' 52' 67V, 41 '4 27'. 39'.

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Wingfield, 47, a mining and insurance executive active in state Republican politics, did not contest the divorce decree signed by Dist Judge John Barrett. The property settlement was sealed. Mrs. Wingfield awarded custody of the couple's three daughters. Mrs.

Wingfield divorced her first husband, John Henry Hoskin-son in Washington D. C. in 1943 and married VVingfield the same year Wlngfield's first marriage was to the former Dulce Parker of Pasadena, Calif. NEW YORK SILVER NEW YORK (UPI) Handy and Mar-man Thursday auoted silver at 1034 cents a fine ounce, off from JH.JM.JH.JL4l JLlm Ami Auction to be held en the premises 430 Walnut Street, Mount Shasta, Calif. Wednesday, February 7, at 1:00 P.M.

Inspection now and up to time, of tale Successful bidder must deposit 10 of the amount bid For further Information and brochure Inquire: Ross-Dove Company, Liquidating Auctioneers 71i. RYE Mar, 1.34-33'5; May, 1.30-304: Jul. L26'i; Sep. ISSiii Dec. 129 3743 Mission Street San.