December 30, 1959 (8 pages)

prepared for during the ber of Comare (left to Mrs‘: Ted y Gwen Anear. bIf alone, e phone. Burning Permit Restriction Lifted After Xmas Storm The Director of Natural Re sources, DeWittNelson, Thursday repealed the proclamation on burning permits, which was adopted November 30, 1959. The proclamation extended the period during which a written permit from the State Forester was required. In repealing the proclamation, DirectorNelson stated that recent rains had sufficiently abated the fire hazard conditions which had existed previously. As aresult of this, burning permits now are not required under Section 4153 of the Public Resources Code. In commenting on the repeal of the proclamation, Director Nelsoncautioned that in some areas there are local ordinances orregulations in existence which still require that permits be obtained. If there is any doubt concerning local ordinances or regulations, the local forest or fire agency should be contacted. He further pointed out that county ordinances in Orange, Riverside, San Diego, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and Ventura in Southern California require permits for burning on a year-round basis and people in theseareas shouldcontact local fire agencies. Vol. SECTION OF Citizen-Advertiser THE NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN Wednesday, December 30, 1959 1 No. 12 Published Weekly in Nevada City, California Two Grass Valley Homes To Be Sold By California Division Of Highways A public auction. for the sale and removal of two houses in Grass Valley has been set for Jan. 8 at 10:30 a.m., according to State Division of Highways officials at the Marysville district office. The land has been acquired by the State as right-of-way for the proposed Grass ValleyNevada City freeway. Both buildings will be open for inspection Jan. 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Jan. 8 from 10 a.m. until time of sale. They must be removed by March 10. The houses will be auctioned on their respective premises in the following order: Frame house and garage at 234 Empire Street, formerly owned by Rolla N. Johnson. Minimum acceptable bid, $60. Frame house, garage, and 50-gallon oil storage tank at 220 Bank Street, formerly owned by Fred Ruhl. Minimum bid, $90. Full purchase price, including sales tax ifrequired, must be paid at time of sale on items selling for less than $100. No deposit less than $100 will be accepted on items selling for more than $100. . Purchase price or deposits must be cash, cashier's check, or certified check at time of sale. Personal checks cannot be accepted. The balance, if any, and a faithful performance surety bond of $500 for each item are due within 10 days of sale. Additional information may be obtained at Division of Highways, 703 B Street, Marysville Sherwood 3~5421, steven Castagna, Blair Tremoureux, Glenn Stidham, Jerry Cirino and Ken Haynes. Back Row: Michael Mattice, Dickie Dart, Bill Mott and Alan Johnson. Richard Jackson and Gill Middleton, who alsocarry The Citizeninthe Grass Valley area, are not pictured. YOUR NEWSBOYS.in the Grass Valley area are shown above as they prepared the Christmas edition for distribution. Front Row (left to right) Wayne Cole, Bobby Bertz, Johnny Johnson and David Adams. Middle Row: ) Eo Our wishtoyouis plain and J simple.«.straight. to the point, Toallotyou, our friends, the best of New Years. Vernon Stoll Superior Court As the bells ring in the new year, we extend our best wishes to all our friends. \ ONT e, Mosco F’. Smart Supervisor, District . 7€ From Your COUNTY OFFICIALS il © GREETINGS 2 From The Staff Ct The Bank of America NATIONAL ERYSKA8 ASSOCIATION LEGAL IIS 238 COMMERCIAL PHONE 14W. NEVADA CITY x THE THRIFTY . . t} Hy . J a W. W. Bishop Supervisor, I) il Ve ] Here’s hoping that the whole world’s a peaceful May all the prosperity and _ contentment youwish for be yours this comin g year. Chairman Board of Supervisors so And Through The Week Except Wednesdays National Hotel. OPEN. GL New Years Day Se RAMSEY’S Deluxe Dinners On The Holiday HOUSE OF SYMPATHY 222 Broad St. Nevada City Greetings . To icloxyar Nevada City District Il As church bells herald the coming of a new we extend our year, HOLIDAY WISHES One & All a y~aaaves , HADDY’S On Sale & Off Sale einai ° Shell Station Phone 590 Nevada City A-P MUFFLER SALES & SERVICE BEST EDDIE FURANO’S BANK CLUB BROAD ST. NEVADA CITY ! / Wear place to live in the comin i4 year. wish for your health and happiness in the months Harold Berliner District Attorney Shirley Jenkins Chief Deputy APPY “Yeas. A clean page is being openSheriff cas Wayne Brown . Ying out the old and add a prayer that our pages be filled with nothin but good cheer throughout the year, and John T. Trauner County Clerk = SOS) X Auditor ae: TO EVERYONE from E. VARIETY STORE B. GALLAGHER ed. May it be Marle filled with ne Chellew batty bee: Jy '@ay Deputy forever, May the warmth and security of a “apes hearthside be yours, on this New Year’s and forever. “da (ef Ve Judge rle R. Nevada Judicial District ' Charles R. Kitts Assessor, Nevada County We wish all our many friends a year rich in health and goo d fortune. Judge . Victor Montre Grass Valley Judicial District Gray Thurs., Fri., & yen ‘AD epraon 9 ‘ON MWA q = 2s aivd Live Music By a8eysoa ‘S ‘N THE NEAL ST. TRIO alvu Wine BOTH HOLIDAY WEEKS Iaployxog "Ty eis Jo [eny ‘'"O'd : [890°] Sat.

prepared for during the ber of Comare (left to Mrs‘: Ted y Gwen Anear. bIf alone, e phone. Burning Permit Restriction Lifted After Xmas Storm The Director of Natural Re sources, DeWittNelson, Thursday repealed the proclamation on burning permits, which was adopted November 30, 1959. The proclamation extended the period during which a written permit from the State Forester was required. In repealing the proclamation, DirectorNelson stated that recent rains had sufficiently abated the fire hazard conditions which had existed previously. As aresult of this, burning permits now are not required under Section 4153 of the Public Resources Code. In commenting on the repeal of the proclamation, Director Nelsoncautioned that in some areas there are local ordinances orregulations in existence which still require that permits be obtained. If there is any doubt concerning local ordinances or regulations, the local forest or fire agency should be contacted. He further pointed out that county ordinances in Orange, Riverside, San Diego, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and Ventura in Southern California require permits for burning on a year-round basis and people in theseareas shouldcontact local fire agencies. Vol. SECTION OF Citizen-Advertiser THE NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN Wednesday, December 30, 1959 1 No. 12 Published Weekly in Nevada City, California Two Grass Valley Homes To Be Sold By California Division Of Highways A public auction. for the sale and removal of two houses in Grass Valley has been set for Jan. 8 at 10:30 a.m., according to State Division of Highways officials at the Marysville district office. The land has been acquired by the State as right-of-way for the proposed Grass ValleyNevada City freeway. Both buildings will be open for inspection Jan. 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Jan. 8 from 10 a.m. until time of sale. They must be removed by March 10. The houses will be auctioned on their respective premises in the following order: Frame house and garage at 234 Empire Street, formerly owned by Rolla N. Johnson. Minimum acceptable bid, $60. Frame house, garage, and 50-gallon oil storage tank at 220 Bank Street, formerly owned by Fred Ruhl. Minimum bid, $90. Full purchase price, including sales tax ifrequired, must be paid at time of sale on items selling for less than $100. No deposit less than $100 will be accepted on items selling for more than $100. . Purchase price or deposits must be cash, cashier's check, or certified check at time of sale. Personal checks cannot be accepted. The balance, if any, and a faithful performance surety bond of $500 for each item are due within 10 days of sale. Additional information may be obtained at Division of Highways, 703 B Street, Marysville Sherwood 3~5421, steven Castagna, Blair Tremoureux, Glenn Stidham, Jerry Cirino and Ken Haynes. Back Row: Michael Mattice, Dickie Dart, Bill Mott and Alan Johnson. Richard Jackson and Gill Middleton, who alsocarry The Citizeninthe Grass Valley area, are not pictured. YOUR NEWSBOYS..in the Grass Valley area are shown above as they prepared the Christmas edition for distribution. Front Row (left to right) Wayne Cole, Bobby Bertz, Johnny Johnson and David Adams. Middle Row: ) Eo Our wishtoyouis plain and J simple.«.straight. to the point, Toallotyou, our friends, the best of New Years. Vernon Stoll Superior Court As the bells ring in the new year, we extend our best wishes to all our friends. \ ONT e, Mosco F’. Smart Supervisor, District . 7€ From Your COUNTY OFFICIALS il © GREETINGS 2 From The Staff Ct The Bank of America NATIONAL ERYSKA8 ASSOCIATION LEGAL IIS 238 COMMERCIAL PHONE 14W. NEVADA CITY x

THE THRIFTY . . t} Hy . J a W. W. Bishop Supervisor, I) il Ve ] Here’s hoping that the whole world’s a peaceful May all the prosperity and _ contentment youwish for be yours this comin g year. Chairman Board of Supervisors so And Through The Week Except Wednesdays National Hotel. OPEN. GL New Years Day Se RAMSEY’S Deluxe Dinners On The Holiday HOUSE OF SYMPATHY 222 Broad St. Nevada City Greetings . To icloxyar Nevada City District Il As church bells herald the coming of a new we extend our year, HOLIDAY WISHES One & All a y~aaaves , HADDY’S On Sale & Off Sale einai ° Shell Station Phone 590 Nevada City A-P MUFFLER SALES & SERVICE BEST EDDIE FURANO’S BANK CLUB BROAD ST. NEVADA CITY ! / Wear place to live in the comin i4 year. wish for your health and happiness in the months Harold Berliner District Attorney Shirley Jenkins Chief Deputy APPY “Yeas. A clean page is being openSheriff cas Wayne Brown .. Ying out the old and add a prayer that our pages be filled with nothin but good cheer throughout the year, and John T. Trauner County Clerk = SOS) X Auditor ae: TO EVERYONE from E. VARIETY STORE B. GALLAGHER ed. May it be Marle filled with ne Chellew batty bee: Jy '@ay Deputy forever, May the warmth and security of a “apes hearthside be yours, on this New Year’s and forever. “da (ef Ve Judge rle R. Nevada Judicial District ' Charles R. Kitts Assessor, Nevada County We wish all our many friends a year rich in health and goo d fortune. Judge . Victor Montre Grass Valley Judicial District Gray Thurs., Fri., & yen ‘AD epraon 9 ‘ON MWA q = 2s aivd Live Music By a8eysoa ‘S ‘N THE NEAL ST. TRIO alvu Wine BOTH HOLIDAY WEEKS Iaployxog "Ty eis Jo [eny ‘'"O'd : [890°] Sat.