April 2, 1969 (12 pages)

ave oS einti> a fil dt ibd er Dut Apert will be a busy year. But Ap a month, at that. Although it starts on the light note of Fool’s Day, it offers us far deeper, far more constructive observations. It is the month of the Passover and of Easter. It offers Patriots’ pare Harmony Week, Good Human Relations Wee Free World Friendship Week. April is the month of events that have in many ways touched history and uman deeply. Martin Luther King was assassina‘ a year. ago on the 4th. The United States entered the World War on the 6th, 1917. The first printing opi was rated on the 12th, 1693. omas Jefferson was born.on the 13th, 1743. : Old Glory, the flag with 13 alternate red and white stri and a union of stars, first flew in Wi on the 13th, 1818. Paul Revere made his ride Sr the 18th, 1775. “naa saa war, the Span American, began on the 21st, 1898. The hero of still another, Ulysses S. Grant, was born on_ the 27th, 1822. The Louisiana PurLa was effected on the 30th, Peace had a day in ril, too. On the 28th, 1982, the Japanese Peace Treaty went in’ effect.April’s showers have been both sweet and sour. May the Yaga prayers that e two great holy month g forth that “gentle rain from heaven” to fall upon all men in all the earth below . . . “the quality of mercy.” CALIFORNIA SPEARS WILLIAM R. GIANELLIL ry ind teil oa 5 es nt—‘ (+) ~ fornia’s water problems are, too much water in the wrong place at the Nol pbs wrod en water in the right place at the right time.” PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 318 Broad Street, Nevada City. Ca. 95959 Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudinated & cn le ye tl paper of gener culation by the Nevada perior Court , County e 3, 1960. Decree om 12, 406,Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00. ih 7. PRIZE WINNING NEWSPAPER of the CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER aoe Oe ee The Death of Jesus **It was about twelve o’clock when the sun stopped shining and darkness covered the whole country until three o’clock; “*and the curtain hanging in the Temple was torn in two. ‘Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Father! In your hands I place my spirit!” He said this and died. (Luke 23.44-46) The Resurrection . «+ You are looking for Jesus of Nazareth, who was nailed to the cross. But he is not here—he has risen! Look, here is the place where they laid him. *Now go and give this ayo to his disciples, including Peter: ‘He is going to Galilee ahead of you; there you will see him, just as he told you.’” *So they went out and ran from the grave, because fear and terror were upon them. (Mark 16.6-8) From “Good News for Modern Man,” Today’s English Version of the New Testament, with illustrations by ic Vallotton. Co; ht 1966 by the American Bible Society, 1865 Broadway, Nery ork, N.Y. M0028. i a pened to me when Dan Getchell I didn't ‘struggle. I looked up at was sheriff of the county. him and asked what time it was. I was @ husky kid for my age He took his hands off my throat, and Sheriff Getchell asked me if and we started playing cards I'd like to take a ride up in the like nothing happened. mountains with him to get a I told the sheriff about it next prisoner. I said sure. We day. He laughed and told me brought the man back to Nevada _ that the man had nearly killed City and put him upstairs in the another man. I won't say what ladies' ward for the night. his name was, Here is the part I took. Dan ‘JACK BASSETT asked me if I wanted to make a Grass Valleycouple of dollars. I said sure. He said that I would have to —\. stay in jail and watch the priThe P. Traffic soner. But he did not tell me the Safety Commission revealed man took crazy spells, that traffic crashes do not just BR was in the afternoon, and happen--they are caused--and about 5 o'clock I told the man they are primarily the result of I was going to order something mistakes made by drivers. to eat, He wanted ham and eggs, Competent driving overcomes and that came from the National the hazard of accident-making Hotel, conditions. Defensive driving Everything went fine. He went plus legal driving could elimito bed in one of the cells and nate 90 per cent of all traffic I went to another one, I guess crashes, PORE ECE RET UN AN! AY a Mie Yaar Mae Ne SE a By and a * cern for what is right and neceasary. . Wevada County , Baerwcres! eudrAdeaelTesl fadAdieleearyy Fire danger at Yuba bridge covered man's card playing By Rye Slye : At the towh of Washington when a man plays "Solo" until the "we sma‘ hours," he tells his wife. that he has been watching the bridge across the Yuba, which was fired by an incendiary afew weeks since, (November 6, 1880) The Board of Supervisors received the following bids for a new bridge across Canyon ABM Decision President Nixon could have put off until some tomorrow the decision as to what should be done about the very consil ar Daelte ta tant e pro e thache ) Se any plan he proreste Vcc gressio nai w create a storm, he felt it vi to the nation and the world, however, that it be made aes The decision is made, the storm is on. Out of it, let us hope, will come an answer to our national need which also will 8 en our position in the world; not as an aggressor but as a people cognizant of their rights, and the ts of others and determined stand firm for those rights. i The decision to limit the installations to a defensive posture, one protecting t tem would be provocative, exve, and useless. To them e President replied that as for provocation, the Russians probably are the world’s most talented differentiators between defensive and aggressive programs. Costs and badges sed are matters for e ; As laymen we at least can have the confid a conRainfall Gauge. NEVADA CITY ; Max, Min, R. Mar, 26 69 31 .00 Mar, 27 71 32 .00 Mar, 28 12 35. 00 Mar, 29 13 38 00Mar, 30 12 $9. —s «01 Mar, 31 71 46,00 Apr. 1 65 33s 00 Rain to date 13.63 Rain last year 33.55 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min, R, Mar, 26 14 37.00 Mar, 27 14 40.00 Mar, 28 77 41 00 Mar, 30 72 45 01Mar, 31 72 50, 00 Apr. 1 62 36°. .00 Rain to date 67.16 Rain last year 37,18 De Sl pe ool RE a Wed SC Tae Sy Py AM ey er ot i yal 6 [Wed Sam Sey a We Ue ar Wa War a ay Ye Mi ag Creek, between Washington and Maybert: Pacific Bridge Co: $1,700. S, F. Bridge Co: $1,900, Healy Tibbits Co: $1,985. McMahon Co; $1,800. Cotton Bros: $1,725. The contract was awarded to Cotton Bros. (July 8, 1895) (The existing timber bridge at this date was built in 1876), The new county bridge across Canyon Creek, between Washington and Maybert, has been completed. Itis built of steel and is a very substantial structure, (September 18, 1895) The Board of Supervisors voted to pay Cotton Bros, $.2,50 for adjusting the South Yuba bridge at Washington. Qanuary 9, 1896) Paid by the Board of ‘Supervisors to J. B. Lithgow: Painting the bridges at Washington and Canyon Creek — $46, (September 30, 1896) The bridge across the Yubaee ; f 4 i F : a ; Bae Fe ret g EF wn a or

ave oS einti> a fil dt ibd er Dut Apert will be a busy year. But Ap a month, at that. Although it starts on the light note of Fool’s Day, it offers us far deeper, far more constructive observations. It is the month of the Passover and of Easter. It offers Patriots’ pare Harmony Week, Good Human Relations Wee Free World Friendship Week. April is the month of events that have in many ways touched history and uman deeply. Martin Luther King was assassina‘ a year. ago on the 4th. The United States entered the World War on the 6th, 1917. The first printing opi was rated on the 12th, 1693. omas Jefferson was born.on the 13th, 1743. : Old Glory, the flag with 13 alternate red and white stri and a union of stars, first flew in Wi on the 13th, 1818. Paul Revere made his ride Sr the 18th, 1775. “naa saa war, the Span American, began on the 21st, 1898. The hero of still another, Ulysses S. Grant, was born on_ the 27th, 1822. The Louisiana PurLa was effected on the 30th, Peace had a day in ril, too. On the 28th, 1982, the Japanese Peace Treaty went in’ effect.April’s showers have been both sweet and sour. May the Yaga prayers that e two great holy month g forth that “gentle rain from heaven” to fall upon all men in all the earth below . . . “the quality of mercy.” CALIFORNIA SPEARS WILLIAM R. GIANELLIL ry ind teil oa 5 es nt—‘ (+) ~ fornia’s water problems are, too much water in the wrong place at the Nol pbs wrod en water in the right place at the right time.” PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 318 Broad Street, Nevada City. Ca. 95959 Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudinated & cn le ye tl paper of gener culation by the Nevada perior Court , County e 3, 1960. Decree om 12, 406,Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00. ih 7. PRIZE WINNING NEWSPAPER of the CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER aoe Oe ee The Death of Jesus **It was about twelve o’clock when the sun stopped shining and darkness covered the whole country until three o’clock; “*and the curtain hanging in the Temple was torn in two. ‘Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Father! In your hands I place my spirit!” He said this and died. (Luke 23.44-46) The Resurrection . «+ You are looking for Jesus of Nazareth, who was nailed to the cross. But he is not here—he has risen! Look, here is the place where they laid him. *Now go and give this ayo to his disciples, including Peter: ‘He is going to Galilee ahead of you; there you will see him, just as he told you.’” *So they went out and ran from the grave, because fear and terror were upon them. (Mark 16.6-8) From “Good News for Modern Man,” Today’s English Version of the New Testament, with illustrations by ic Vallotton. Co; ht 1966 by the American Bible Society, 1865 Broadway, Nery ork, N.Y. M0028. i a pened to me when Dan Getchell I didn't ‘struggle. I looked up at was sheriff of the county. him and asked what time it was. I was @ husky kid for my age He took his hands off my throat, and Sheriff Getchell asked me if and we started playing cards I'd like to take a ride up in the like nothing happened. mountains with him to get a I told the sheriff about it next prisoner. I said sure. We day. He laughed and told me brought the man back to Nevada _ that the man had nearly killed City and put him upstairs in the another man. I won't say what ladies' ward for the night. his name was, Here is the part I took. Dan ‘JACK BASSETT asked me if I wanted to make a Grass Valleycouple of dollars. I said sure. He said that I would have to —\. stay in jail and watch the priThe P. Traffic soner. But he did not tell me the Safety Commission revealed man took crazy spells, that traffic crashes do not just BR was in the afternoon, and happen--they are caused--and

about 5 o'clock I told the man they are primarily the result of I was going to order something mistakes made by drivers. to eat, He wanted ham and eggs, Competent driving overcomes and that came from the National the hazard of accident-making Hotel, conditions. Defensive driving Everything went fine. He went plus legal driving could elimito bed in one of the cells and nate 90 per cent of all traffic I went to another one, I guess crashes, PORE ECE RET UN AN! AY a Mie Yaar Mae Ne SE a By and a * cern for what is right and neceasary. . Wevada County , Baerwcres! eudrAdeaelTesl fadAdieleearyy Fire danger at Yuba bridge covered man's card playing By Rye Slye : At the towh of Washington when a man plays "Solo" until the "we sma‘ hours," he tells his wife. that he has been watching the bridge across the Yuba, which was fired by an incendiary afew weeks since, (November 6, 1880) The Board of Supervisors received the following bids for a new bridge across Canyon ABM Decision President Nixon could have put off until some tomorrow the decision as to what should be done about the very consil ar Daelte ta tant e pro e thache ) Se any plan he proreste Vcc gressio nai w create a storm, he felt it vi to the nation and the world, however, that it be made aes The decision is made, the storm is on. Out of it, let us hope, will come an answer to our national need which also will 8 en our position in the world; not as an aggressor but as a people cognizant of their rights, and the ts of others and determined stand firm for those rights. i The decision to limit the installations to a defensive posture, one protecting t tem would be provocative, exve, and useless. To them e President replied that as for provocation, the Russians probably are the world’s most talented differentiators between defensive and aggressive programs. Costs and badges sed are matters for e ; As laymen we at least can have the confid a conRainfall Gauge. NEVADA CITY ; Max, Min, R. Mar, 26 69 31 .00 Mar, 27 71 32 .00 Mar, 28 12 35. 00 Mar, 29 13 38 00Mar, 30 12 $9. —s «01 Mar, 31 71 46,00 Apr. 1 65 33s 00 Rain to date 13.63 Rain last year 33.55 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min, R, Mar, 26 14 37.00 Mar, 27 14 40.00 Mar, 28 77 41 00 Mar, 30 72 45 01Mar, 31 72 50, 00 Apr. 1 62 36°. .00 Rain to date 67.16 Rain last year 37,18 De Sl pe ool RE a Wed SC Tae Sy Py AM ey er ot i yal 6 [Wed Sam Sey a We Ue ar Wa War a ay Ye Mi ag Creek, between Washington and Maybert: Pacific Bridge Co: $1,700. S, F. Bridge Co: $1,900, Healy Tibbits Co: $1,985. McMahon Co; $1,800. Cotton Bros: $1,725. The contract was awarded to Cotton Bros. (July 8, 1895) (The existing timber bridge at this date was built in 1876), The new county bridge across Canyon Creek, between Washington and Maybert, has been completed. Itis built of steel and is a very substantial structure, (September 18, 1895) The Board of Supervisors voted to pay Cotton Bros, $.2,50 for adjusting the South Yuba bridge at Washington. Qanuary 9, 1896) Paid by the Board of ‘Supervisors to J. B. Lithgow: Painting the bridges at Washington and Canyon Creek — $46, (September 30, 1896) The bridge across the Yubaee ; f 4 i F : a ; Bae Fe ret g EF wn a or