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August 23, 1972 (12 pages)

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8 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday; Aug. 23, 1972, Site near dump new choice for sewage system Heady og sg By County supervisors Tuesday for a buffer zone. Cranmer bemanner, and Ready was increased, in the accepted eyed a new site on Ponderosa lieves it is a good choice be-On July 19, 1972 the population of Rough Tony old. month one just is He day. other the Vaars Jay Francis Way near the McCourtney Road cause there are few people living by one. I met young Master He . something missed Ihad ‘ Dump as a proposed location for in the area, Cranmer said preVaars hides his pride very well but Rosanna clearly indicated that other any or halo, a or House, White the Regional Sewage Disposal liminary negotiations to acquire is a darling blue eyed baby boy but I didn't see any sign of the Vaars is a darling baby System for the Nevada City and about half of the acreage from singularly outstanding mark. Francis' older brother Edward Michael nice, be would girl a confessed Grass Valley area. the Bureau of Land Management too. He is just 2 years old. Rosanna Sx£KkKKKKH HK EH Previously prime consideraare under way. The remainder it isn't that The for sale signs around town these days kind of makes you wonder. Seems tion had been given to locating is under private ownership. our age. reached have they that just It's we aren't liked by the Jack Bixlers andthe Philip Parrys. the proposed sewage disposal be economically They have discovered there is just too much work on even a small ranch, Both are hoping to exnot would It ponds in Penn Valley. Howodate Rough change their big farm homes for very small ones. Each day as I climb the pasture hill I realize ever, Penn Valleyans 100 per feasible to accomm and Ready and Penn Valley at more and more how very intelligent my neighbors really are. Last night I didn't even finish moving cent rejected the idea, SupCranmer said. my sprinklers. I wonder if heat expands that hillside. ervisors earlier instructed Jim the new site, KEKKE KH KK K the higher eleof because is This Cranmer, charged with making and the necessity for vation Mr. Chittock just drove in with our winter hay. The cows came but daylight It's just barely the study for the county, to seek pumping sewage, he explained. tearing down from the hill. The babies don't even know what hay is all about yet but at this time other sites. When Penn Valley people need a in the morning any old excuse to scamper is a good one for them. It surely can't be winter but now Cranmer reported Tuesday on could install a that the hay is here I will feed a bit and rest my depleted pastures, Mr. Chittock always brings several locations but considered system they smaller one in their area, Crangood hay but I hate to face the bill this year. No wonder steaks are so expensive, Hay is almost 200 acres in the area of the exworth its weight in gold. .isting dump as the most attracmer said. KEREKKEHKK EK K ‘tive alternative to Penn Valley. ‘Where ever you place it it Grass Valley merchants are finding out Rough and Ready is a nice place to live as well as ‘Also he said it would be "pretty: will not be greeted with joy," belt of the Sierras"! First the Henderson family of Coast to Coast Stores expensive." The estimated ancommented Dean Lawrence. to do business. ‘Banana the Chittock family Ridge Feed and Supply will be moving down as soon Now way. our down moved nual cost for the first year at Cranmer said the ponds can be the Ponderosa Way site is $767,attractive; and that there is a as their new home on Hilaire Road is completed, Both families are younger than the norm for 799 as opposed to the $553,possibility of using the effluent around here. It's nice to welcome young people who will really grow with the town and its organ183 for the Penn Valley location. for growing Christmas trees at izations and businesses. : KKK KK KK KK This cost includes operation, the site. The sure. for booth some in Hope I will see all of you at the Fair. You will find me working maintenance and the first of Chairman Ralph Buchanan Grange has a feature booth in the new exhibit building over by the carnival area. Look it up 20 annual payments on the fawanted a week "to think it over." this year. Its background theme is to be pioneering in the kitchen. Grange Master Marguerite _ cility.
‘Willie Curran agreed saying it Abbott is chairman, In the garden display booth, which the Grange ladies have entered, the theme Penn Valley people vigorously For their Cool Garden in the Flower Building area they have gone protested locating ponds for Newould give it time to get in goes to the other extreme. vada City and Grass Valley sewthe news and for any objections "Cool Man Cool." Mrs. Conne Baer is chairman for this booth, The chamber booth will be in the age in. their area at a board of to handling their own sewage main exhibit building by the entrance gate. Their theme, of course, is the promotion of Rough I expect to work also in the Historical Society, Landmark Commission, and Liberal supervisors meeting some time but they do to establishing ponds and Ready. ago. Supervisors apparently de-_ in their area to benefit Grass Arts Commission booth. Please note only one booth and actually really only one objective. This booth too is in the main exhibit building, Hs objective is to effectively interpret and preserve cided to locate the ponds where Valley and Nevada City. the historical background and culture of the area, Stop by and let us put you to work on one of these . there is less opposition and put "We are pretty tight on the . Next to working with youngsters its the most rewarding thing that I have ever done and projects emphasis on ecology rather than time schedule -the deadline much easier. cost, Cranmer philosophized. for the report to the state is KRHEKK KK KKH * ' In the original proposal for Oct. 1," warned Cranmer. Re: Cattle and counter brand of Joseph Peters, 1873, Rough and Ready. It would be nice Penn Valley no immediate plans were made wo have the time to really research each question that comes up. I have been told that Manuel to connect Penn — ee =" Frank, who was the first Frank that we knew that raised cattle, got his brand from his father Valley and Rough and Ready to PONDEROSA CLUB (which he probably did) and that it originated with his father (which according to the Lint Baler the system. However, long range dlans could accommodate both The Nevada City Ponderosa it didn't). I can't find a thing about the Joseph Peters she mentions. Guess Bill Frank, if he areas. Cranmer said he met Senior Citizens Club will meet ever quits working long enough, is the only source. Thompson and West doesn't even mention with Penn Valley people again at the Nevada City Veterans little farm is a part. Nor does it mention any of the six owners of the mining patent which originMonday night and offered Memorial Building Thursday for ally encompassed almost all of present day Rough and Ready. This 1880 Nevada County History immediate connection at no cost a birthday luncheon. Bring your didn't think much of agriculture. They only devoted one page to it (in total) and only a few lines to them if the ponds were located lunch, club will furnish beverto cattle. I certainly need to add to my collection of reference material. SeeREKKKE KK there. They again rejected the age and dessert. To bring cakes The dedication of the Searls Law Office and Historical Library last Sunday was a ceremony proposal. are Gertrude Gellis, Eva PaxThe vroposed Ponderosa Way. ton, Ruth Cantrall and Dorothy well worth attending, A good crowd of people did. Thanks mainly to Mrs. Doris Foley, Mrs. site covers 20U acres with apEllerman; on kitchen duty are Carroll Searls has given the old peoneer law office and its contents to the Nevada County Histor‘proximately 155 acres planned Eva Croon, Chet Croon, Virginical Society. There are two rooms in the building. First is the law office of Niles Searls built for five disposal ponds, This. ia Hillard, Freda Jensen and in 1872 and restored as accurately as possible. The second room houses invaluable historical documents. here are records there, particularly about early day mining claims and water would allow considerable area Irene Castleberry. ee developments, that can never be duplicated. The attorneys of Nevada City have taken a lively . interest in the restoration of the old building, even financial, which seems to indicate that there \ P \ * BUSINESS © BILLBOARD ce samba ri New & Used ae ial is probably as much vital material in thecentury (some books are later of course) old law books, This morning when I was checking for information of cattle brands I found that the first entry in our Rough. and Ready property record was acknowledged by A.C. Niles county judge in 1867, Many other interesting names appear throughout the book such as J.M. Walling County Superior ~ Court Judge and H.Q. Roberts Justice of the Peace. These two were Rough and Ready's own, Fred Searls became a part of our record book on Jan. 7, 1886, One of the last entries in our interesting little record includes Carroll Searls on Jan. 23, 1923. John Frank, Bill's Grandfather, appears THE GIPSON’S: 2?a-zset SERVICE RENTALS EST. 1946 in it for the first time in 1885, It kind of brings people to life for me when I read of them directly in some daily chore, I guess then I realize for sure they are not fiction. TTC Recer ie 2 SUPPLIES OFFICE: FURNITURE ; Just think its nearly time for school again and my late pre-school company is due here tomorrow, They will enjoy the Fair! * . . ._ STATIONERY. SUPPLIES 1120 W. Main-Grass:Valley 273-4288 eR EERE Len Gilbert FARMERS HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY 111 W. Main P.O. Box 1034 Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166, Buy Bonds where you work.