Gluckman

The “Wheatland Herald”, a newspaper published at the city of Wheatland in the county of Yuba *456 since 1889, sold the name, goodwill and bona fide paid circulation list of the paper to the owner and publisher of “The. Marysville Star”, a newspaper established, printed, published and circulated in the city of Marysville located in the same (Tuba) county. The “Herald” was thereafter not printed and published in the city of Wheatland. The two papers, thus consolidated, have been, ever since such consolidation, established, printed, published and circulated under the name “The Marysville Star and Wheatland Herald” in Marysville and. in Tuba County. The announced purpose of the consolidation was that the “Marysville Star” might acquire a legal status to print legal notices “without waiting one year to establish such status”.

In a proceeding instituted by the owner of the consolidated papers to have the “Wheatland Herald” declared to be a newspaper of general circulation for the county of Tuba, which would also include the city of Marysville, the owner and publisher of a rival newspaper of general circulation, printed and published at Marysville for a great many years, filed…